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BANK
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U.
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PAT.
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MARCH IN RETROSPECT
Page
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Financial Events.... 1
Commercial and
9
Course of the Stock Market......
14
Dividend Declarations
12
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans .16
Cotton
Foreign
Foreign
....
5
Exchange.....-----..-------.16
Affairs
8
Grain—Coffee—Sugar...
Hides and Leather
Iron and Steel Trade
Money Market
New Security Issues^.
Petroleum and Its Products
8
7
15
Rubber
Textiles
9
9
10
11
9
..
—_.....—
United States Treasury Financing
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS
Pag*
Page
Boston
57
Exchange
Baltimore Stock
Stock Exchange........
Chicago Stock
Exchange.
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange..
Los
....
41
..58
New York Stock Exchange—Bonds
19
54
New York Stock Exchange—Stocks
31
..61
Philadelphia Stock Exchange..
60
..62
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange..
59
San Francisco Stock Exchange
64
66
Angeles Stock Exchange
New York Curb Exchange
INDEX TO GENERAL
QUOTATIONS
Pag*
P«c«
Domestic
Municipal Bonds—
Companies—
Banks and Trust
......—....
Canadian
100
Domestic
91
111
Canadian
93
Exchange Seats
84
Public Utility Bonds
Federal Land Bank Bonds
91
Public Utility Stocks...
Foreign Government
Bonds
..
..92
Railroad Bonds
68
Industrial Bonds................
82
Railroad Stocks
Industrial Stocks.
85
Real Estate Bonds..
Insurance
Investing
Stocks
—
.......
Companies SecuritiesLand Bank—
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
85
73
Textile Stocks
85
Title
....111
Securities
—
86
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B.
DANA
Guarantee and
Safe
Deposit
Stocks
.85
United States Government Securities..91
Textile Stocks—
Mining Stocks—-
72
.112
99
Joint Stock
Mill Stocks—see
74
..79
United States Territorial Bonds..
1937
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minimum wages for women.
for
wages
MARCH—COMMERCIAL
OF
AND
District
FINANCIAL EVENTS
President Roosevelt's recent
enlarging the Supreme Court
strikes
down
1923 in the Adkins
firmament during the
.
■
arguments for and against
sitpolitico-economic
and a continuation of the
past month.
Court would increase its efficiency
22, disposed of the
tion has by a
the
"'yyyyy
his
for
to make
the Supreme
natural
for the
rallying
point
cooperative effort
of all
today assumed."
legislative
powers
which
the
a
some
even
wili
for
majority
The
York
the
is
factor
that in
which had
In
unconstitutional.
women,
enacted
majority opinion
that
by
unconstitutional.
the
case
of
the
New York
the
was
Congress
a
mini¬
the
for
In its decision
of the court
Adkins
case
New
the
in the decision
which the Supreme Court had ruled
of Columbia,
29
law
principal
law for
wage
\
versus
on
"Our
said:
Children's
Chief Justice Hughes
the
court
had
been
not
decision, while in the Wash¬
to con¬
controlling, and thus had made it
important factor.
its majority
opinion the court said:
"We may take
judicial notice of the unparalleled demands for relief which
during the recent period of depression and still con¬
arose
tinue to
an
read
alarming extent despite the degree of economic-
which has been Achieved."
recovery
by Justice Sutherland,
on
The minority opinion,
the other hand,
said that
"the judicial function is that of interpretation; it does not
the power of amendment
include
and
longer than the President has lived, have been
the
In
Many, however, have reached the opinion
echoing Lincoln's plea for a new birth of freedom
case,
an
have
that even those who, for a quarter or half a century,
29.
ington case the State Supreme COurt had refused
court,
courts
Law
Wage
reversal of that in 1936,
a
sider the Adkins case as
"we must have judges who will bring £o the
present-day sense of the Constitution—judges who
the
Minimum
March
law
asked to overrule the Adkins
in part that
and. reject
York
said
a
House, President Roosevelt
will retain in the courts the judicial functions of
constitutional the
division the court last June
Hospital should be and is overruled."
tion of the Supreme and other Federal courts, and declared
a
New
conclusion
again undertook to defend his proposals for the reorganiza¬
courts
in a five-to-four de¬
Van Devanter, McReynolds and Butler
was
the
March
In his "fireside chat," March 9, broadcast through¬
racy."
out the Nation from the White
decision
District
who truly believe in political and economic democ¬
those
on
Justices Roberts, Brandeis, Stone and Cardozo.
found
mum
squarely on the basis of party loyalty and responsibility,
"andits associates," to "remain
Reverses Ruling
York law, joined the justices who
Washington
the
Adkins case, in
Court
He exhorted his party,
past
Justice Roberts, who last year had
Children.
against the New
The
President Roosevelt put
over
More
the
State Minimum
Washington
29, held
York
constituted the minority.
Washington for the Democratic Victory
plan
March
New
the
Justices Sutherland.
The American Bar Associa¬
all parts of the country,
decisions
other
Supreme Court,
on
By the same numerical
invalidated
curred in by
Dinner, and broadcast to more than 1,100 similar dinners
support
the Mortgage Law.
opinion was written by Chief Justice Hughes, and was con¬
In a speech delivered on
night of March 4, before 1,300 guests gathered at the
held in
down
voted
Supreme Court proposal, 6 to 1.
the
States
upheld
poll of its members condemned the President's
Hotel Mayflower in
United
handed
Women and
Princeton University characterized
controversy."
on
and
Court Finds
Supreme
The
had
which he hopes to
control the opinions of the court" and calls for a commission
for its study and judgment "as remote as possible from the
heat of political
these
to
cision
ton.
President's plan as "a scheme by
the
reference
Minimum Wages for Women Act of the State of Washing¬
expediency" which may even¬
the "atrophy and death" of democraev. Presi¬
Harold Dodds of
dent
The two latter
Acts.
Similar New York Act—Justice Roberts Changes Stand
judiciary as an "easy path of
tually lead to
and the
Labor
Railway
the
Wage Law Constitutional—S-to-4 Decision
such policy.
for reorganizing
the
The court
the bench.
unanimous, Justice Brandeis and Stone, both
were
United States
hut refused to say any¬
Roosevelt's plan
President
of
of
month of the Supreme Court is given below.
Professor Ray¬
mond Moley, whose appearance at the Capitol in the past
signified that the Administration had brought up its heav¬
iest guns in support of a program, took the witness stand
before the Senate Judiciary Committee on March 23 to
thing regarding the merits of
validity
Act and Justice Brandeis
ways
proposed enlargement of the Supreme
assertion that such a
condemn
the
extended
read to the
Democrat of Montana, which was
Judiciary Committee on March
made
liberals, delivered the opinions, Justice Stone on the Rail¬
larging of the court is legal, but says nothing regarding its
Chief Justice Hughes, in a letter to Senator Burton
Senate
also
decisions
the proposal for changing the
Justice holds that the en¬
merits.
K. Wheeler,
to
upheld
side
the liberal
conservative
revised Frazier-Lemke Farm Mortgage
There have been many
A former Supreme Court
court.
the
affirming
decision,
The
case.
Washington, State Supreme Court, was
possible by the switch of Justice Owen J. Roberts from
proposal for making over or
seemed, to have filled the
Columbia
of
decree of the
that
Chief Justice Hughes said flatly
women.
the decision reversed that of the court in
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Revers¬
.
of State control of
minimum wages, the high tribunal upheld the constitution¬
ality of the Washington State law establishing minimum
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Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens,
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major Acts
affirmed the principle
ing its previous stand on the question
Salle Street.
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Supreme Court upheld two
of State regulation of
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their jobs
property right to
imperiled by such strikes.
On March 29 the
the Bank and
at $1.00 per copy.
by
answered
is
stopped, who assert
of the Roosevelt Administration and
Quotation Record Is $10 00
Postage outside of United States extra. Single copies are sold
The subscription price to
jobs
has
their
right
the non-sit-downers, whose
that they also are entitled
to some consideration and have a
$18.50 in South
Spain, Mexico and Cuba, and
other foreign countries.
$20 in
a
work
$16.50 in Canada;
and U. S. Possessions and Territories;
their
to
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of "sit-downers" that
to preserve a property
progress.
course
Th® Bank and Quotation
The claims
is justified as a means
in
are
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NEW YORK,
VOL. 10
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not
in
stands
blame
under the guise of inter¬
The minority contended that if the Constitution
pretation."
the way
of achieving
rest
that
must
upon
desirable
legislation, "the
instrument and
not
upon
the
rally to President Roosevelt's support as he seeks to erect ' court for enforcing it
according to its terms."
new and more stringent restraints on economic freedom.
I
In
to
regard to the sit-down strike situation which appears
have
become
an
epidemic
of
"brain-storms"
affecting '
people in all walks of life, the Chrysler Corp. strikers have
surrendered
the
plants, and negotiations for
a
settlement
United States
Supreme
Moratorium Act
Court Holds
Revised Frazier-Lemke
Farm
Constitutional—Says Act Is Still Loosely Con¬
structed, but Is Proper Expression of Congressional Power
A unanimous
written
opinion of the United States Supreme Court,
by Justice Brandeis, on March 29 upheld the con-
MONTHLY
Frazier-Lemke Farm Mortgage
which was designed to grant bankrupt
similar to that given in facilitating cor¬
stitutionality of the revised
Act,
Moratorium
farmers court aid
The opinion said that the present
law differs from the previous one which was invalidated, in
that it is not so drawn as to make "unreasonable modifica¬
tions" of the rights of mortgagees.
The decision was handed
down in a suit brought by Robert Page Wright against the
Vinton branch of the Mountain Trust Bank of Roanoke, Va.
Justice Brandeis recalled that the original law was held
porate reorganizations.
the ground that
the bankruptcy power of Con¬
is subject to the Fifth
Amendment, and that the stat¬
invalid
gress
on
since,
Amendment
that
violated
ute
applied to mort¬
it substantially impaired
given before its enactment,
gages
as
mortgagee's security.
the
mitted
adjudged
a
who cannot pay his
bankrupt and be per¬
of his property under court
possession
retain
to
Under the statute the court tmay postpone all
proceedings against the bankrupt farmer for as long as
three years. The farmer pays to the court a "reasonable"
supervision.
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rental for the property
VyK^
At
creditors.
he retains, and those payments are
upkeep and claims of secured and un¬
used to meet taxes,
secured
United States Supreme Court, by 7-to-2 Decision, Upholds Immunity
of City Employees
March
water
hence
expiration
the
property by paying into court "the amount of the ap¬
praisal of the property of which he retains possession, in¬
cluding the amount of encumbrances on his exemptions, up
of the appraisal
amount
the
to
less the amount paid
on
Railway Labor Act Held Constitutional by United States Supreme
Court in Unanimous Decision—Opinion Finds Law Valid Under
Portions of the Railway Labor Act requiring railroads to
in collective bargaining with their employees were
unanimously sustained by the United States Supreme Court
March 29 in
on
an
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considered the
is still pending before
of collective
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the court, also involves the principle
bargaining, although it is much broader in its
:
application.
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decision
since the Wagner Labor Relations Act, which
importance,
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decision of March 29
The court's
Supreme Court ruling reversed
sustained that levy, but the
The majority ruling was written by Justice
Sutherland.
Justices Roberts and Brandeis opposed the
decision.
This was the only important ruling handed down
their findings.
by the tribunal
i
March 15..
on
Bankers Co. Liabile for Assessments
Stock of First National Bank of Detroit
of Detroit
5*-"^holders
on
,,
of stockholders of the Detroit Bankers Co. of
Detroit, Mich., failed in the United States Supreme Court
in their action seeking to be absolved from the payment of
a 100%
assessment upon their proportionate share of the
stock of the First National Bank of Detroit.
The Supreme
Court on March 8 declined to review the ruling of the Michi¬
group
Federal District Court and the Sixth
gan
Court of Appeals,
and holding them liable for the
dismissing their complaint
assessment.
Payment in Gold
Court Upholds Law Abrogating Gold Pay¬
Says Private Contract Providing for
Bullion Is Invalid—
Supreme Court, by a five-to-four de¬
States
United
cision
was
March 1 decided that the Congressional resolution
on
abrogating payments in gold, applied to rental
were specifically based on settlements in
of June, 1933,
contracts which
opinion, written by Justice
clause in the con¬
tract, the American Whiting Paper Co. could pay the Holyoke Water Co. in devalued dollars.
Dissenters to the
opinion comprised Justices Van Devanter, McReynolds,
The
bullion.
gold
majority
>
Butler.
and
The
dissented
Justices
same
in
In the present case the
minority did not hand down a written opinion.
While stating that the sum involved in the Holyoke case
is very small and only about $400,000 is affected by similar
cases, a Washington dispatch, March 1, to the New York
the gold clause cases two years ago.
'Times" referred to the Cardozo opinion as of
Supreme
United States
Impose Tax
to
on
Court
Upholds
Right of New
York State
Income Received by New York Resident from
Land Owned in New Jersey
The
States
United
Supreme Court on March 1 handed
upholding in a seven-to-two opinion the
decision
down a
McReynolds.
The latter found that the Railway Labor Act, based
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system.
against the railroad, which then appealed to the Supreme
interstate commerce clause of the Constitution, was
v
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of Congress to control the national monetary
mental power
Court.
the
'•
marked sig¬
right of the State of New York to tax income received by a
resident of New York from land owned in New Jersey.
The
two who dissented from the ruling were Justices Butler and
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled
tion of Labor.
1
because it affected the funda¬
nificance to the government
handed down in a
No. 40, Railway Employees Department, American Federa¬
on
The majority opinion, handed down by Justice
Stone, declared that "a State may tax its residents upon
Congress possessed power to maintain interstate transporta¬
a business whose physical assets, located
without the State, are beyond its taxing power."
The opinion was given in the case of Annie Colin of New
York, who received income from real estate in Passaic, N. J.,
tion despite industrial conflicts.
left to
net income from
a
proper measure to
ruptions
due to
protect interstate
labor
The court's decision
disputes.
on
interstate
activity,
from inter¬
commerce
The court asserted
that
March 29 said that so-called "back-
shop" employees of the railroad
in
even
one
considered
they
are
as
in
between the authorized representatives of
by confer¬
employer and
The statute, he said, does not undertake to com¬
pel agreement between the employer and employee, but it
does order certain
could
meet
and
be
preliminary steps without which
reached,
confer with
and
it
no agree¬
"requires the employer to
the authorized representative of
its
employees, to listen to their complaints, to make reasonable
effort to compose differencesn-in short, to enter into a nego¬
tiation
,
for
the
settlement
of labor disputes."
Virginia Milk Control Law Declared Valid by United States
Court
Upholds Right of State
to
In
an
Fix Maximum and Minimum
unanimous
ruling the United States Supreme Court
upheld the constitutionality of the Virginia
law, enacted in 1934.
The Act created a State
milk commission with
;
areas
and fix
opinion of the
Cardoza and
minimum and maximum prices.
The
Supreme Court was delivered by Justice
concurred in
with the exception of a
granting to the State
■
prices of milk.
by all members of the Court
dissent to
power to
a
portion of the decision
fix minimum and maximum
This dissent was entered by Justices Van
Devanter, McReynolds, Sutherland and Butler.
Enjoined
Holding Company Act-—Judge Mack
Requires Their Registration with SEC
Federal Judge
March 8 issued
Bond &
a
Julian W.
Mack,
of New York City, on
Electric
decree permanently enjoining the
Share Co. and 12 subsidiaries from
yiolating pro¬
visions of the Public Utility Holding Company Act of 1935.
The decree,
which conforms with an opinion by Judge
Mack last
directly
or
January, enjoins the companies from engaging
indirectly in the transportation, transmission or
disposition of natural
or manufactured gas or electric ^ergy
in interstate commerce, or using the mails or
any means of
interstate commerce in connection with service, sales or con¬
struction
work,
until
and
unless
they
register
with
the
Securities and Exchange Commission, or cease to be holding
The
injunction
was
to
become
"30
operative
was
signed
on
March 6.
In
a
letter to stockholders made public on March 25, the
Electric Bond & Share Co. indicated that it will appeal the
decision of Judge Mack.
The letter said that the company
could not register with the SEC "without
gravely jeopard¬
izing" stockholders' interests.
TVA Permitted to
authority to establish milk marketing
area
was
sued the
had
Utility
days after the date of the decree," which
Supreme
March 29
milk eontrol
front : Violating
companies.
Prices
on
She
refunds, but lost in the
Electric Bond & Share Co. and Subsidiaries Permanently
State.
of the law is the avoidance of industrial strife,
ment
under her husband's will.
her
New York Tax Commissioner for
engaging
engaged
Justice Stone, in his opinion, said that the major objective
employee.
wholly
State courts.
are
though
repair shops and remain within
ence
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ments—S-to-4
The
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the Virginian Railway against System Federation
suit by
of
Board
Sutherland
Interstate Commerce Clause
engage
whose salary of $14,000 was taxed in 1931.
The
Tax Appeals and the Second Court of Appeals
Brush,
Cardozo, said that despite a gold bullion
principal."
'h
the salary of the Chief Engineer of the city's Bureau
The appelant in the case was William W.
upon
period the farmer may regain unencumbered possession of
his
15, ruled that the maintenance of New York City's
supply is an essential governmental function, and
the Federal government cannot impose an income tax
of Water Supply.
moratorium
of the
from Federal Income Tax
States Supreme Court, in a 7-to-2 opinion on
The United
A
present law permits a farmer
The
debts to ask that he be
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New
Orleans
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Sell Electricity
Circuit
Court
in
Georgia—Decision of Federal
Reverses
Order
by
Tennessee
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The United States Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in New
on March 17 ruled that the Tennessee
Valley Author¬
Orleans
ity
may sell electricity in Georgia.
The decision reversed an
order of the Eastern Tennessee District Court, in so far as
Georgia is concerned. The Circuit Court thus decided a case
in which two lower Federal
tribunals, one in Georgia and the
other in
Tennessee, had issued contradictory opinions.
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The
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April, 1937]
MONTHLY
District Court of Eastern Tennessee had enjoined the
President Roosevelt last February submitted to Congress
the report of his Special Committee on Farm Tenancy, and
TVA
from
expanding in Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee, North
Carolina, West Virginia, Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia.
in
Held
Valid
by
Federal
Circuit
of Appeals
Court
New
in
Orleans—Reverses Decision of El Paso Judge in Power Company
Case
accompanying
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constitutionality of the National Labor Relations Act
upheld on March 18 by the United States Fifth Circuit
Court of Appeals in New Orleans, when the court reversed a
—Measure Designed to Protect Wheat
Labor Relations Board and at the same time
said that
Congress through the law had "exceeded the powers
vested in it" by the Constitution.
March 23.
on
The joint opinion of the Fifth Circuit COurt in New Or¬
leans of March 18, written by
Judge Howard R. Holmes, in
Judge Boynton, held that the
Court erred in declaring the Act void unless its
unconstitutionality appeared beyond a reason of doubt.
/
of
Favorably Reports Measure
Committee, the Guffey-Vinson bill, designed to
terstate
of
in
cities
the
Act.
right
Appellate
and
Court's opinion
affirmed
Louisville.
rlv
to
to
to
by
judgment of Jefferson Court in
a
test
instituted
case
The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals at New Orleans
and bigger teeth
new
in it.
New York
13%%
from
19%%.
to
the committee lowered
time
Representative
Fred
M.
made
on
Passes
;W;
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tax
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levied
all
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Kentucky,
Democrat,
Vinson,
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If
objections
record
a
vote,
passed by the Senate on March 9,
The bill,
and sent to the House.
sponsored by Senator Copeland of New York, Chairman of
the Senate Commerce Committee, is designed to "prevent
Just compensation.
'
The opinion, which was unanimous, was
rendered by three judges.
It was handed down in deciding
the
adulteration,
and false advertisement of
misbranding,
V
drugs, devices, and cosmetics in interstate, foreign,
and other commerce subject to the jurisdiction of the United
food,
suit filed
by the Charles C. Steward Machine Co. against
Harwell G. Davis, Alabama Collector of Internal
Revenue,
for the recovery of $46.14 levied in connection with the
salaries of its eight employees in 1936.
States, for the
of safeguarding the public health,
purposes
and preventing deceit upon
liiiii
the purchasing public*"
my'V'm.
McReynolds Neutrality Bill Voted by House—Measure Substituted
"■YyYYY'/Yyiii for Senate Approved Pittman Resolution
,
ISIllliSl
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of Previous Decision
The House
on March 9,
five-to-one decision, upheld the constitutionality of the
State Fair Trade Law, thus reversing its
ruling of Jan. 7,
1936, when it declared the statute unconstitutional.
The
by
a
latest action of the court is in line with that taken
by the
United States Supreme Court in upholding similar
legisla¬
tion of California and Illinois.
t;
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the court
The
was
latest suit, on which
brought by the Bourjois
ruled
Sales Corp.,
on
March
perfume
9,
manu¬
facturers of
Brooklyn, which sought an injunction to pro¬
Dorfman, a Brooklyn druggist, from selling
products at prices allegedly below those stipulated by
hibit Abraham
its
the company
summarized
in contracts.
as
The
decision
of the
court
appeal now before us," the Court said in the majority opinion
by Chief Justice Frederick E. Crane, "is in no way different from
that before the Supreme Court under the Illinois Act.
"We feel
it
duty to submit
our
Court
of
the
United)
our
own
States
and
judgment to the rulings of the
the
interpretation
of
its
own
decisions."
House Committee Rejects Plan for Aid to Farm Tenants—-Eliminates
McReynolds
Agricultural Committee on March 31 voted to
eliminate from the Farm Tenancy Bill the provision
pro¬
viding $50,000,000 annually, over a ten-year period, to
finance capable farm tenants desiring to own farms.
The
committee rejected the provision by the vote of 13 to 11.
Of those rejecting the provision, seven were Democrats and
six Republicans; with one exception those voting for the
were
Democrats.
The
action
is
regarded
as
the
first
major legislative defeat suffered by President Roose¬
velt since the present session of Congress convened.
Only
the day previous to the committee's action (March
the President had
He
conferred
the
by Representative
resolution
the
sponsored
by
Senator
ll'll
Key
••
.
body.
of
Nevada,
and already
Senate had passed
The
approved
the Pittman
by
the
upper
resolution
0.*
on
March 3 by a vote of 63 to 6.
Before passing the
McReynolds resolution the House on
amendments excepting those which
approval of Representative McReynolds.
18
March
rejected
all
had
the
New
Child Labor Amendments
Introduced in
Senate—Regulation
of Products of Child Labor also Sought
A
Child Labor Amendment to the Constitution which
new
would
give the Federal government power "to limit, regu¬
prohibit the labor of persons under 14 years of
introduced in the Senate on March 24 by Senator
Borah of Idaho.
The present Child Labor
Amendment, which is now before the States for ratification,
provides for the regulation of the employment of children
up to, 18 years.
Senator Borah's proposed Child Labor Amendment was
age,"
with
30)
appealed that the section be approved.
Chairman Jones
House
and
several
members
Agricultural Committee, Senator Bankhead
of Alabama, Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, and W. W.
Alexander, Resettlement Administrator.
was
E.
William
introduced in the form of
Senator
The House
of
12, passed the
Sam D.
sending it to the Senate as a
of Tennessee,
for
substitute
Pittman
Provision in Bill for Loans to Purchase Land
section
March 18, by a vote of 374 to
late and
"The
written
Supreme
on
neutrality resolution sponsored
was
follows in the Albany "Knickerbocker Press"
of March 10:
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co-author
by President Roosevelt, the Copeland food, drug and
without
The tribunal confirmed findings by a lower court that
the Act did not take private
property for public use without
M
■
Copeland Food and Drug Bill in Form Desired by
cosmetic control bill was
Act.
The New York Court of Appeals in Albany
■
Ways and
A penalty tax for
In the form in which it was redrafted to meet
constitutionality of the Social Security
New York Priam Law Upheld by State Court of Appeals, in Reversal
the
:
.
,
President Roosevelt
Federal Appeal* Court in New Orleans Upholds Validity of Social
Security Act
a
had put
increased
was
same
%%.
Senate
V
March 20 upheld the
to
I
the bill,
said the reduction would save the industry approximately
$8,000,000 annually and still produce about $4,000,000 revenue.
Commissioner Charles
;|
from Washington,
11
■
of
,
written
was
is
March
ducers to finance administration of the law.
The 1936
Assembly, in special session, extended the legislation to apply
The
Morris
class
provisions of the Federal Slum Clearance
third, fourth and fifth class cities.
Committee
At the
andi second
the bill
on
y
producers who fail to comply with the code of fair competition prescribed
stated:
first
to
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.
by the law
advices
only
on
Press, advices
Before the present hill reached the floor the powerful House
In part
General
v-iss:
following bearing
Means
gave
with amendments.
25
"Herald Tribune" of March 12:
Feb. 19, the court also held that Louisville's
avail themselves
-Si
The
Associated
on
same
March
on
Municipal Housing Commission was created legally and was
functioning within statutory and constitutional limitations.
Act
liiiii
the measure, but without success.
The House approved the
bill without a record vote following two days of debate.
Feb. 19 by the Kentucky Court of Ap¬
According to Associated Press accounts from Frank¬
the
regulate^ in¬
Several attempts had been made in the House to amend
The validity of a 1934
Kentucky Act creating municipal
housing commissions to eradicate slum areas with Federal
1934
I'ly, llll'l
;
The bill, which is a
in bituminous coal.
commerce
measure
Appeals
The
ir
in the
Means
States Supreme Court, was sent to the Senate; the Senate
Committee on Interstate Commerce favorably reported the
Validity of Kentucky Housing Law Upheld by Kentucky Court of
on
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revised version of that invalidated last May by the United
authority to regulate the relations of employer and em¬
ployee in "production or manufacture."
fort^ Ky.
.y
The House of Representatives on March 11 passed,
same form as approved on Feb. 22 by the Ways and
no
peals.
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Coal Control Bill—Senate Committee
!
The decision of the New Orleans Circuit Court of Appeals
of March 18 is the second to be handed down
by the Court on
the NLRA.
The Court last June ruled that the NLRB had
upheld
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House Passes Guffey-Vinson
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signed to protect wheat growers against loss in yields of
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wheat due to drought", flood, insect infestation, plant disease,
etc.
Several attempts to amend the measure failed in the mmty
Senate, and it was passed by that body in the same form in
which it was approved by the Senate Agricultural Committee
Judge Boynton, on June 10, last year, had issued
permanent injunction to the El Paso Electric Co. against
aid,
J
:
F The Senate on March 30, without a record vote, passed
the Administration's $100,000,000 crop insurance bill, de¬
Texas.
the decision
• l
'
■
.
1
decision handed down last June by Federal Judge Charles A.
Boynton of the United States District Court in El Paso,
reversing
■
Administration's $100,000,000 Crop Insurance Bill Passed by Senate
The
a
4
,
^
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,
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■
was
the National
urged that the Committee's
message
individuals.
V
•
an
recommendations be adopted.
The President at that time
had emphasized that the only solution to the farm tenant
problem is a nation-wide program under Federal leadership,
with the assistance of States, counties, communities and
The District Court of Northern Georgia ruled that the Ten¬
nessee court's injunction was not valid as regards Georgia.
NLRA
5
REVIEW
to
Burton
K.
a
i|ly
joint resolution.
Wheeler
of
Montana also
products of child - labor "subject to the laws of the
into which
of goods
where child# labor is
Another
new
designed
outlawed.
Child
to
Labor
meet
Amendment
objections
which
to
the
have
Constitu¬
prevented
adopted by Congress 13 years
introduced on March 29 by Senator Vandenberg
Michigan.
The Senator said that his measure would
child labor in the truest
introductory clause provides
mitted
for
ratification by
Legislatures.
Section
labor
for
1.
hire
of the
sense
phrase.
that the amendment
State
be
The
sub*
conventions instead of by
The amendment then continues:
The
Congress
of persons
shall
under
16
have
years
,i i
.
■
power
to
of age.
limit
and
prohibit tbt
i
■
-
'
J.1;'. ;' V"
v
was
forbid
'■;■■■
State
It would also prohibit the
made by child hbor into States
ratification of the proposal
of
|l
'■■■:■: iy
they are shipped."
transportation
ago,
y
Senate, on March 24, a bill which would make the
the
tion,
.
submitted
li:.:
MONTHLY
4
several States is
The power of the
Section 2.
except
necessary
Resolution Granting
Returns on "Windfall Taxes"
Signs
Roosevelt
President
Filing
March 13, at Warm
President Roosevelt on
6'000
unimpaired by this article,
laws shall be suspended to
to give effect to legislation enacted by the Congress.
that the operation of State
Springs, Ga.,
a
after the United States Supreme
Agricultural Adjustment Act.
The
processors
Court invali¬
returns were
The resolution signed
Commissioner of In¬
Reasonable extensions
of time" for filing the returns, but 'limits the extensions to
June 15, 1937, except in the case of taxpayers who are
abroad, :'v The joint resolution was passed by the House on
March 11, following its passage by the Senate on March 10.
dated the
to be filed by March 15.
by the President authorizes the
ternal Revenue to make "additional
required
President Roosevelt Signs O'Lcary
"sit-down" strikers who had held nine plants
Corp. in the Detroit area since March 8
evacuated the plants on March 25, following an agreement
reached at conferences between John L. Lewis, Chairman of
the
Committee for
Industrial Organization, Walter P.
Chrysler and Governor Murphy of Michigan.
Governor
Murphy had proposed the meetings in an effort to end the
strike, which threw 60,000 employees out of work.
Mr.
Lewis on March 24 agreed to the evacuation of the plants,
and in turn, Mr. Chrysler agreed not to try to resume pro¬
duction of automobiles in the affected plants or to move
any dies, machinery or equipment to other plants where
production might be begun, during the collective bargaining
negotiations.
These negotiations were resumed by Mr.
Lewis, Mr. Chrysler and Governor Murphy on March 25,
after the strikers occupying the plants had accepted the
truce and withdrawn from the factories, and were recessed
on March 30 to permit Mr. Chrysler and Mr. Lewis to go
Six thousand
for
joint resolution extending to June 15 the time for
filing returns on the so-called "windfall tax," levied by the
Revenue Act of 1936 to recover the money paid back to
signed
"Sit-Down" Strikers Withdraw from Nine Chrysler Plants,
Reached by John L. Lewis and Walter Chrysler
Under Truce
the extent
Extension
REVIEW
Bill, Placing Deadline for Charter
Lines at June 29
of Government-Owned Ship
the Chrysler
of
They were resumed again on
New York.
to
April 2.
\
March 31 expressed confidence that
a basis for agreement would
soon be achieved.
It was
extending the
unofficially reported that union leaders were seeking a
shipping lines.
without
a
record
vote, including Commerce Committee compromise on their original demand for "sole" bargaining
amendments extending the deadline to June 29, 1937.
The rights which would be accepted by the workers.
same measure, passed by the House on Feb. 24, placed the
Steel Companies Increase Wages, Lower Hours and Agree to Confer
with C. J. O. Officials on Plans to Unionize Industry—40-Hour
deadline at as soon as practicable after Dec. 31, 1937.
The
Week Will Enable Compliance with Walsh-Healy Act
measure as approved by the Senate was sent to conference
Fears of a strike in the steel industry, fostered by agents
with a House committee, which approved the Senate amend¬
of the Committee for Industrial Organization, were allevi¬
ments.
The House itself also approved the Senate changes
ated on March 1 when officials of Carnegie-Illinois Corp.,
on March 24, and the measure was then sent to the White
House for President Roosevelt's signature.
largest subsidiary of United States Steel Corp., agreed to
confer with representatives of the Steel Workers' Organ¬
The Senate also provided that operating companies may
izing Committee, affiliate of the CI. O., on plans to union¬
begin voyages which cannot be completed before June 29.
ize the industry.
Union leaders termed this action one of
Senate Passes Bill to Provide for Classification of Cotton
their greatest victories in the history of labor relations,
The Senate on March 4 passed and sent to the House the
and predicted that the C. I. O. affiliate would receive recog¬
Smith bill, authorizing the Secretary of Agriculture to pro¬
nition as bargaining agent for much of the steel industry.
vide for the classification of cotton, to furnish information
On the same day (March 1) five large steel companies an¬
on market supply, demand, location,
condition and market
nounced a reduction in the work week from 48 to 40 hours,
prices for cotton, and for other purposes.
The bill, which and
the establishment of a $5 daily minimum wage for
was introduced on Feb. 11 by Senator Ellison D.
Smith of
common labor.
It was expected that all other important
South Carolina, was approved by the Senate Committee on
steel companies would make similar announcements, making
Agriculture and Forestry, of which Mr. Smith is Chairman,
total wage increases in this industry of about $100,000,000.
on Feb. 18.
A similar measure is now before the House.
bill,
deadline for charter of government-owned
The Senate passed the measure on March 19,
President Roosevelt
■,
on
April 1 signed the O'Leary
Governor Murphy on
Establishment of the 40-hour week
Authorizing Acceptance of Mellon Art Gift by
Legislation
Government
Announcement
ington
was
Signed by President Roosevelt
made at
House in Wash¬
the White
March 25 that President Roosevelt had signed the
on
panying offer to build a gallery in Washington to house the
creases
collection.
the
announcement
The
that
said
President
the
signed the resolution at Warm Springs, Ga.
United
new
steel
by the House
the
Roosevelt had requested Congress to
was
approved
on
President
the legislation to
same
pass
day.
enable the government to accept the gift.
Senate
Committee
Approves Membership
The
Senate
Commerce Committee
on
March 9.
Senate action of
the nominations is
now
the Commission
Joseph P. Kennedy of New York, former
are
only required.
head of the Securities and
been designated Chairman;
United
States
Navy,
The five named to
Exchange Commission, who has
Rear Admiral Henry A. Wiley,
retired,
Chairman of the
temporary
three-man commission and the only carryover; Thomas M.
Woodward of Pennsylvania; Edward C. Moran Jr. of Maine,
and Admiral Emory S. Land, United States Navy,
retired.
eligible for
A joint resolution declaring Mr.
Kennedy
appointment as Chairman of the Maritime Commission was
signed by President Roosevelt on March 30, following its
passage
by the House
March 25.
on
The Senate had
ap¬
proved the measure on March 24. The resolution was neces¬
sitated by a provision in the Maritime Act of 1936, which
stipulates that no one may become a member of the Mari¬
time Commission who had been interested in Ships or ship¬
ping
up
vision
the
to three years prior to his appointment.
This pro¬
applicable to Mr. Kennedy, in as much as he is
was
owner
of
1,100
shares
yards, Inc.
,
of
stock
of
the
Todd
—Fails to
leaders
to
Four
other
Inland
Steel
Specify Minimum Wage
On
announce
steel
negotiations
for
with
steel
receiving a minimum wage of $4.20 a day.
wage
companies
They
the National
and
hour
Steel
Corp.,
adjustments
the first
his concern's
was
for
followed
almost
Republic Steel
similar
employing 65,000;
immediately with
Steel Corp.,
Bethlehem
were:
13,000;
Corp.,
7,500, and Youngstown
23,000.
March
a
2
Associated
Press
advices
from Pittsburgh
preliminary contract signed by Benjamin F.
Fairless, President of the Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp., in
addition to granting $5 a day minimum pay and a 40-hour
work week, effective March 16, to its 120,000 workers, recog¬
nized the Steel Workers' Organizing Committee as the col¬
lective bargaining agency for employees who are members
of
the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin
Workers, and created a joint committee to meet not later
than March 10 to effect a more detailed agreement.
These
five
subsidiaries
United
States
Steel
Corp. on
supplementing
2, in which the Carnegie-Illinois
Steel Corp. recognized the right of the Steel Workers' Or¬
ganizing Committee, a C. I. O. affiliate, t> deal with the
company for its members.
The contracts signed on March 17
provided that any differences arising between now and
March 1, 1938, when the contracts expire, should be taken
up without cessation of work, with the final decision, if an
agreement was not reached, to be handed down by an im¬
partial umpire to be named by the company and the union.
of
the
March 17 signed contracts with the C. I. O.,
the agreement of March
Douglas and Northrop Airplane Factories in California Reopen as
"Sit-Down" Strikers Are Evicted—Workers in Douglas Plant
Given
Wage Increase
*'
increase amounting to 5c. an hour for
all em¬
ployees of the plant in Santa Monica, Calif., of the Douglas
Aircraft
A final agreement
are now
Chairman of
Corp.,
A wage
General Motors Officials and Union Leaders Reach Final Agreement
plans
20,000 employees.
Ship¬
.r
O.
I.
generally
Weir,
stated that
the five nominations to the permanent Maritime Commission
made by President Roosevelt on
T.
Sheet & Tube,
March 24 approved
C.
announcements.
of Permanent Maritime
Commission—J. P. Kennedy Declared Eligible for Chairmanship
to the
agreements will go into effect lor all companies on March 16.
permit free admittance to the gallery.
The Senate passed
the bill on March 15, with the amendment, shortly after it
Ernest
Pittsburgh, March 1,
follows:
as
Steel workers
on
from
advices
"Journal of Commerce" discussed the wage in¬
Vand
officials
The
Press
the measure was completed on
March 19 when the House approved a Senate amendment to
Congressional action
It was
government contracts.
New York
permitting
resolution
designed to comply
Contracts Act.
anticipated that the government, as a result, will in the
future have no difficulty in obtaining bids for steel on
Federal government to
accept Andrew W. Mellon's art collection and his accom¬
joint
was
with the Walsh-Healey Government
Corp.,
was
las,
Association,
Production was also resumed on March 1 at the
Inglewood, Calif., plant of the Northrop Corp.,\ a Douglas
subsidiary, closed since Feb. 25 because of a "sit-down"
strike which was abandoned the following day by the work¬
ers under threat
of being indicted.
The "sit-down" strike
at the Douglas plant was ended on Feb. 25 as an army of
subsidiary of the Committee for Industrial
Organization. The agreement did not provide for minimum
wages,
but included concessions on working conditions,
a
guards against renewed "sit-down" strikes, and it created
It was completed
machinery for settling future grievances.
month after the company's employees
work, following a prolonged strike.
one
went back
to
President.
announced on March 2 by Donald Doug¬
concluding the strike of General Motors
employees was reached on March 12 by officials of the com¬
pany and representatives of the United Automobile Workers
some
350
resumed
which closed on Feb, 23 after
5,600 workers began a "sit-down" strike,
operations on March 1, although it was heavily
The plant,
of the
picketed.
peace
enforcement officers placed the strikers under arrest
II'
'-1-1
felony indictments.
the Douglas
The strike was called at
plant in demand for wage increases ranging from 15c. to
25c. an hour, union recognition, straight seniority, and rein¬
of
statement
two
employees,
which
the union contended
were
dismissed because of union activities.
C.
O.
J.
Strikes Close 95 Providence,
A one-day
for One
R. I., Retail Stores
Day—Settlement Provides Wage Increases
strike of department store
and Recognition
employees in Previ¬
I., which was sponsored by the Committee for
Industrial Organization and which closed 95 retail stores,
was ended on March 22 under an agreement providing for
R.
dence,
a
scale of
sliding
union
as
wage
increases and recognition
its members. The
the bargaining agent for
of the
a8J'ee"
for any signing of contracts.
More
10,000 employees in the Providence shopping district
were affected by the settlement.
Most of the large stores
in the city closed voluntarily in order to avert "sit-down
strikes, and C. I. O. pickets made it difficult for customers
to enter the establishments that remained open.
did
ment
not provide
than
Rand with Violation of Labor Relation*■
Employees Allegedly Laid
NLRB Charges Remington
Act—Order* Reinstatement of 4,000
v
||
Off
Result of Strike
as
The National Labor Relations
Board on March 14 issued
Remington Rand, Inc., had engaged
in wholesale violations of the National Labor Relations Act
and had resorted to "ruthless" methods in ending the strike
a
decision charging that
which began on May 26, 1936. The
Board ordered the company to rehire 4,000 employees which
it charged had lost their jobs as a result of the strike.
It
also ordered the company to cease interference with union
activities of its employees.
The company announced on
March 15 that it would begin a legal battle in the Federal
courts to overturn the Board's decision.
The Board, in its
of its 6,000 employees
up
its
initial
announcement
on
Strike.
International Monetary Problem*
steadily during March, principally to the United
and the international money markets suffered a
tinued
States,
corresponding degree of dislocation and uncertainty.
The
steady exportation of capital from France caused particular
concern
and occasioned some strenuous measures by the
French government to diminish or halt the flow.
Leon
Blum
and
his associates
of
the
Premier
Left Front Cabinet
The French government
tion of the French franc.
formal
that the tripartite
statement
a
of
and
Sept. 25, 1936, would remain the
indicated
monetary accord
cornerstone of French
to control of foreign exchange
markets was specifically excluded.
At the request of the
authorities, however, the Bank of France liberalized on
March 8 its gold regulations, in the sense that purchases
of the metal internally were started at the devaluation level,
without identification of the owners.
This was an important
change in the French procedure of last September, for the
French then emulated the American mistake of offering
monetary policy, and recourse
to gold hoarders only at the pre-devaluation
gold.
In an effort to create confidence the
promise again was made that government expenditures
would be prevented from rising further, and only small
salary increases were exempted.
With the business im¬
provement in mind, it was stated that the burden on the
Treasury could be reduced 6,000,000,000 francs this year.
This left open the question of extraordinary armaments
expenditures, which it was decided to cover by a large guar¬
anteed national defense loan.
After long debate the French
compensation
price
for
granted the authority to raise up to 10,500,internally for this purpose, and announce¬
first instalment of 5,000,000,000 francs was made
Parliament
000,000
francs
ment of the
payable at
Swiss francs, ster¬
ling or dollars, priced at 98 and payable in 60 years.
Presi-.
dent Albert Lebrun appealed for subscriptions and remarked
that the loan had met a favorable reception, notably in
11, in the form of 4y2% franc bonds,
March
on
option of the holders in French or
the
and
London
New
By this it was doubtless meant
York.
that the loan attracted
of the fugitive French funds
some
exported from that country so liberally in recent
years.
The favorable terms actually produced an almost
immediate oversubscription, and the French government
promptly the offering of a further 2,500,000,000
This portion also
announced
francs of the bonds on the same terms.
readily.
that export of capital from Great
The concern
in Washington regarding what President Roosevelt not long
ago described as "hot money" occasioned interpellations in
the House of Commons, and restrictions on the British capi¬
tal export control were clarified in consequence.
David
Colville, Financial Secretary of the Treasury, replied to
questions in the House of Commons on March 23.
He
It is interesting to note
Britain occasioned study also in that country.
the
that
declared
Capital exports from France and Great Britain were con¬
March 5 that some extensive
on
in
found buyers
followed
17, when it applied to the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals for an order requiring the company to
comply with its demands.
James H. Rand Jr., President of the company, conferred
in Washington on March 18 with Secretary of Labor Per¬
kins, and a tentative agreement was reached to end the
do
restrictions
not
apply
solely
investment trusts of Great Britain, but are of
cation.
'Proposals
market,
or
for new foreign
to
the
general appli¬
issues in the London
for purchases of large blocks of foreign securi¬
ties
already outstanding with the intent of redistribution,
are
referred to the Rennet Advisory Committee on Foreign
Transactions, he indicated. Whether these proposals origi¬
nate with investment trusts, or with any other company,
person
or
firm, does not matter, a London dispatch to the
"To avoid misunderstand¬
staked their political existence upon certain remedial meas¬
New York "Times" pointed out.
ures, which include an advance toward balancing of the
French budget, and internal loans on a large scale to
ing," Mr. Colville said, "I will repeat the various types of
proposals affected.
They are, firstly, financing on behalf
the huge armaments program of the
It was anticipated quite generally at
the close of February that another devaluation of the franc
of foreign
provide
funds
for
French government.
would
be
within the range stipulated last
But M. Blum and his associates decided against
this proceeding, for the time being in any event, and the
announced,
September.
apprehensions of another period of intense unsettlement in
the international monetary sphere dwindled.
The develop¬
ments were of particular
interest to the United States, for
government obviously desired for a time to
borrow here despite the obstacle presented by the John¬
French
the
States or other public authorities;
or loan capital to the public
which involve remittance of funds directly or indirectly to
secondly,
governments,
public or otherwise."
Bank for International Settlements
clearly
proved
difficult
for
the
managers
of
the
French stabilizations funds, in February, for the flow of
capital to other countries was continued at an alarming
rate.
When it became necessary for the French authori¬
ties to borrow extensively in London, in behalf of the
French railroads, in order to supply the stabilization fund
with foreign exchange, the belief prevailed that the French
might engage in further franc devaluation and then fix the
international figure for the unit at the lowest level
per¬
mitted by the laws passed last September.
The French
Cabinet deliberated
on
these matters for weeks, and finally
started to take hesitant steps early in March.
It was indi¬
cated that an approach toward a balanced budget would be
sought, and the suggestion was made at the same time that
a means for recourse to the United States
capital market
was being sought, despite the Johnson Act, which
prohibits
loans
here to
war
debt
defaulters.
French
Treasury
perts conferred in Washington on March 6 with
exploration of the position, and in the
course
a
of
a
ex¬
view to
Senate
revealed that the French desired to float
international loan on a multiple currency basis.
debate it
was
of
Directors
voted
Board
the
adversely on this suggestion. The French authorities thus
were thrown largely upon their own resources, and Premier
'
on
the situation.
Bank
International
for
Settlements
create
to
the
post
of
Chairman
of
the
Niemeyer, of the Bank of England,
promptly was elected to fill the new office for a period of
three years, i Sir Otto also is a member of the League of
Board,
Sir Otto
and
Nations Financial Commission, and in Basle reports it
indicated that these connections will establish
a
more
was
defi¬
between the Bank and the League.
The change
subject to the approval of the General Assembly of the
nite link
is
B. I. S., but this is little more than a formality.
The
presidential office will continue, but here also a change in
personnel is to be made, as Dr. L. J. A. Trip, of the Bank
The
of
Netherlands,
He
resigned.
will
be
succeeded
by
J. W. Beyen of Rotterdam, now alternate to the President
In
general
a
the
sense,
it is stated, the Chairman is to have
direction
political
of the
Bank,
will be concerned only with the
Raw Materials
Specifi¬
immediately acted
the
arranged at their usual monthly meeting, in Basle, March 8,
to make an interesting change in the management of that
institution.
With obvious reference to American practices,
while the President
strictly banking functions.
an
cally, the French asked if it would be possible to appoint
an American agent to receive subscriptions to such an
issue,
but it was indicated that the United States Treasury ruled
Blum
shares
any country
outside the British Empire; thirdly, offers
involving such remittances made otherwise than to the
public in respect whereof permission to deal may be sought
from the Stock Exchange; and fourthly, acquisition from
foreign holders of large blocks of securities, including
securities dealt on the London
Stock Exchange, with a
view to their sale in this country either by issue to the
Maintenance of the international stability of the French
franc
of
offers
Act.
son
x
announced
was
tion offers.
March
1
It
that were
Board
-"v
important changes would be made in the budgetary pro¬
cedure and also in the laws governing the latest devalua¬
guided by James H.
Rand Jr., President, used spies in the six towns where its
men
were on strike, provoked violence through the use of
strike-breaking agencies, turned civil authorities and busi¬
ness interests against the unions, and refused many media¬
announcement, said that the company,
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The
question of the unequal national distribution of raw
materials and possible remedies for this situation received
consideration at a gathering of representatives of 14 nations
Geneva, on March 8.
in
The
program of the
International
Committee on Raw Materials was an ambitious one, since
it is obvious that the problem bears directly on that of
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world peace, but it can bardly
toward its solution was made.
alistic views
be said that much progress
Only the most purely nation¬
put forward by the speakers, and these
a solution of the difficulties.
At
were
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the naval estimates
March
of
the Geneva conference,
but
Germany and Italy were
the countries that complain most
absent, and these are
bitterly of the lack of access to raw materials.
The British
representative made light of the possession of colonies as
a factor in the raw materials question, but his references
the "colonial myth" are rather
to
sharply at variance with
The British spokes¬
the tenacious British hold on colonies.
man
indicated that his
government did not favor the open,
door policy in colonial areas.
He admitted, however^that
the production of artificial substitutes involved heavy!.sacri¬
fices for such countries
in lowered
as
the German
standards of living.
Reich and resulted
The Japanese delegate de¬
clared
emphatically that lack of colonies resulted in
perialistic aims, and he called for an open door in
>
.
Various
Latin
fore
the
depression
implications of this
be
said
are
said
now
unfortunate
that the indications
are
word from
considering
situation,
but
it
encouraging.
very
settlement of the Mexican external
to
be
to
debt
the
cannot
A
new
depends, according
Mexico City, upon the willingness of Amer¬
make further loans to that country for the
ican bankers to
land reform and social programs.
This is a decided reversal
of the ancient rule that a debtor must be restored to
good
standing before seeking
new
advances, but in these days of
wholesale foreign defaults the old rules
to be
seem
gain of £23,776,000
will
on
be
over
realized
the previous year,
from
the proposed
loan, rather than immediate new taxation.
Fresh
construction will "require £14,035,000 this year.
Land and
defense
air
estimates
force
were
submitted March
5, with the out¬
lays at £82,174,000 and £82,500,000, respectively.
Coordina¬
tion of services will be effected, gas masks are to be pro¬
vided
ence
of
entire population,
the
for
defense aids of all kinds
Sir Samuel Hoare disclosed the exist¬
plan for meeting attacks in "narrow seas"
being developed.
are
of
secret
a
Empire trade routes, and it was generally assumed that
he referred to the Mediterranean.
The Italian Grand Coun¬
"militarized."
In
the sphere
of naval armaments, virtually all building
removed during March. * There are, of
quantitative limitations since the Washington
restrictions
course,
and
were
no
London
treaties
expired
on
the
denunciation
of
the
Japanese government.
In the London conference early last
year the attempt was made to rescue at least some of the
qualitative limitations.
are in partial or
United States dollar bonds floated be¬
on
a
one-fourth
quiries at Tokio
Latin-American Defaults
American countries that
complete default
year
All available men between the ages of 18 and 55 are to. be
solution, for all the troubles of this nature.
.
fiscal
the
expectation of a
The estimates provide for an expenditure
£105,065,000,
about
British
fully
out
im¬
The United States, he suggested
mildly, is a "have" in connection with some raw materials,
but a "have-not" in connection with others, and he
urged
liberal trade policies and the abandonment of high tariff
a
bore
the
proach to the problem.
as
for the current
they
cil, obviously irritated by the British disclosures, announced
early in the month the accelerated militarization of Italy.
Philippines. Other national spokesmen made comments that
obviously were dictated by national expediency.
Henry F.
Grady, American member, attempted an open-minded ap¬
barriers
and
great increase.
do not contribute toward
moreover,
3,
The British
government made
in¬
to whether the Japanese would join in
limitations on gun calibers, sizes of certain
qualitative
as
types of vessels, and similar items.
But the Japanese gov¬
"qualitative limitation
without quantitative limitation is unacceptable."
Japanese
explanations for this attitude were furnished only by means
of inspired statements in the press of that country, and they
make strange reading.
The British suggestion was de¬
scribed, in such reports, as a crafty diplomatic maneuver
designed to perpetuate Japanese inferiority on the high
seas, with blame to be placed for a naval race on the Tokio
ernment
replied
March 27
on
government, in the alternative.
that
Meanwhile, Tokio observers
indicate growing alarm among Japanese authorities regard:
generally
disregarded.
The understanding prevailed late last year
that Mexico would propose a fresh readjustment of the
ing the huge British naval program and the possibility that
the United States also will expand its fleet
sharply in
external
coming years.
but
debt of the
more
Federal
recently it
was
will have to be settled at the
the
of
government
indicated
same
that
the
time.
that country,
railway
debt
This complicates
problem immensely, and suggests that the settlements
be delayed inordinately,
despite the vast economic
Some international circles
anticipate, how¬
ever, that another effort will be made to obtain
a
general
agreement for naval restrictions, and in this connection it is
significant that proposals for 10 additional cruisers are
being shelved for the time being by the United States Navy
Department.
Norman H. Davis, United States Ambassadorat-Large, sailed for Europe early in March ostensibly to
debt is to receive another study later this
year, in accord-'
attend a sugar
ance with the terms of the
conference, but it is surmised that other
four-year agreement made in
will
strides made
recently by
Mexico.
The
Brazilian
external
1934.
That plan is to expire early next
year, and in the
meantime, plans for the subsequent period are to be made.
British observers recently intimated that in their
opinion
much
improved terms could be offered by Brazil, but such
statements provoked a storm of criticism in Bio de
Janeiro,
where the opinion seems to prevail that
only a continuance
of the Aranha agreement would
prove possible.
The most
that Brazilian experts would concede was
that "certain
modifications" of the Aranha scheme might
prove feasible.
German Funding Bonds
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced on
March 2 that a registration statement of the German Con¬
version Office covering 3%
funding bonds would be per¬
mitted to become effective even
though the regulatory body
felt dissatisfied with the information
supplied.
A state¬
ment
to
cover
$65,000,000 of
such funding bonds first
was
filed with
the SEC last Sept. 25, and it
subsequently was
modified to permit the issuance of
up to $69,000,000 of the
securities.
These
bonds
are
to
be
given
to
holders
of
defaulted dollar -bonds of the German
States, municipalities
and corporations which were unable
to transfer payments,
owing to the German moratorium decree of June
9, 1934.
They are to cover interest on such issues for the
period
July 1, 1934, to Dec. 31, 1936, and are to be
guaranteed
unconditionally as to transfer by the German government,
regarding both interest and sinking funds.
The German
Conversion
ments
of
Office
was
the German
created
to
receive
debtors, most of
make their payments in
marks,
laws.
as
the
mark
pay¬
whom continued to
provided by the German
Obviously nettled by its inability to make the German
government conform to its
requirements, the SEC issued a
lengthy statement explaining its efforts to obtain full in¬
formation on the German
budget, and indicating that differ¬
ences
arose
regarding certain internal short-term German
certificates which the Reich
apparently desires for the time
being to regard as not a part of the
governmental debt.
Such advance-tax
certificates, employment creation bills,
interest-subsidy certificates and other forms of Reich bills
make up
an<*
a
a^e
the 3%
large aggregate,
be. taken
funding bonds
the market.
the SEC statement
indicated,
due consideration by recipients
and the purchasers of
the bonds
in
World Armaments
Fresh indications
made available in March
regard¬
ing the speed of the armaments race that now is
develop¬
ing throughout the world.
The British government con¬
tinued to disclose in calm and
methodical fashion the enor¬
mous
preparations being made for an eventual conflict.
Sir Samuel
Hoare, First Lord of the Admiralty, announced
were
purposes also
underlie the visit.
European\ Alignments
Diplomatic developments in Europe during March were
more alarming than
reassuring, as the alarming incidents
far outweighed in
importance those which seem to suggest
a
peaceable solution for the
numerous difficulties of the
the insistence of the British
government,
made by Germany and Italy on March 12 to
suggestions of last November regarding a new Locarno
pact.
Texts of the German and Italian
Communications were not
made public, but
enough was made known to indicate that
there is little likelihood of
pushing the negotiations to a
successful conclusion.
The mere fact that the two
leading
fascist regimes replied
simultaneously shows their close
old
world.
replies
At
were
diplomatic rapport, and it appears that contentions are
not
The new Franco-Soviet
treaty was not men¬
tioned
specifically, but all accounts agree that it would
dissimilar.
have to be abandoned to meet the
requirements of Germany
and Italy for
joining in a new Western European accord.
It was stated,
moreover, that the League of Nations could
not be
constituted as the body to define and determine
aggression.
Both London and Paris were said to
be dis¬
satisfied with the replies and to feel
little
^
hope for progress.
Against such halting progress in peace
plans must be
placed a new treaty, concluded on March 25 between
Italy
and Yugoslavia.
These traditional enemies reached
their
understanding after long negotiations, and the precise
sig¬
nificance of the accord still is to be
disclosed. It
calls for
non-aggression, with each country agreeing to refrain from
on the other's
territory, and from aiding an aggres¬
attacks
sor
in
the
event
of
any
attack.
Peaceful, settlement
of
disputes is called for, while closer economic
relations are
specified.
It was reported from
Italy that this accord
might be expected to loosen the Yugoslavian
attachment to
the Little
Entente, and if this proves to be the case the
treaty represents a major
diplomatic defeat for France;
which dominates the Little
Entente. Leaders of the States
of
Czechoslovakia, Rumania and Yugoslavia met in Bel*
grade soon after the
treaty was signed, and some annoy¬
ance
was
apparent among representatives of
the Prague
and Bucharest
governments.
In other
respects the
clouded.
European diplomatic
King Leopold of Belgium visited
scene
remains
London
from
7? t0 24' with a view t0 discussing the possibility
Belgian participation in any new
Locarno pact, but
the results of the
visit were not disclosed.
After the Ger¬
man Chancellor
expressly stated last year that the Reich is
of full
willing
to guarantee the territorial
integrity of Belgium,
that country made it
plain to the Powers that it did not care
to enter upon new
commitments.
Apparently, the
British
MONTHLY
April, 1937]
these indi¬
flared up in
mainly to resentment in England over an
Belgian participation despite
desired to obtain
Anglo-Italian animosities once again
cations.
owing
March,
attempted to assassi¬
Ababa. English
Italian massacre
of Ethiopians who
nate some Italian
military leaders in Addis
anger
course
^
also was aroused when. Premier Mussolini,
of a visit to the Italian colonies in North
in the
Africa,
proclaimed that his country is the "protector of Islam.
The feeling provoked is best illustrated by a reference of
an
English clergyman to Signor Mussolini as a madman.
Angered by English criticisms, II Duce delivered a savage
and threatening speech at Rome, March 23, in which he
promised to avenge the sanctions applied to Italy by the
League of Nations under the leadership of Great Britain.
The'dispute, w^s continued in the London House of Com¬
mons, where former Premier Lloyd George declared that
he would rather have the anger than the contempt of Italy.
Spanish Civil War
1
Critical developments were reported in March with regard
both to the internal course of the Spanish rebellion and the
international
of
repercussions
that long-drawn
duly constituted Madrid government, as
the north on the capital were
conflict.
the loyalist supporters of the
The fortunes of war favored
routed.
rebel attacks from
It was reported early
extensive contingents of Italian "volun¬
engaging in a new attack on Madrid, via the
in the month that
teers"
were
City of Guadalajara.
These forces found the going diffi¬
cult as they neared Guadalajara, and what may easily turn
out to be the turning point of the war then developed.
The
insurgents were beaten back rapidly by the loyalist de¬
fenders, and the defeat administered to the rebels was a
most severe one, involving the capture of immense stocks of
ammunition and war materials and loss of all territory
gained by the rebels in their carefully planned advance.
This defeat, soon after mid-March, was followed by loyalist
sortees against other rebel forces in Cordoba Province, 150
miles south of Madrid, and here also the loyalists were
said to have made good progress.
In the far north, how¬
ever, the rebels attacked the Basque defenders of Bilbao,
and took well fortified positions in the mountains near that
townl It was widely reported at the end of March that the
difficulties of the rebels were increasing because of disaf¬
On the sea the rebels had the
fection within their ranks.
best
of it, for they
captured several vessels carrying war
But the rebels also attempted to
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announced early
substantially all
commodities, with the exception of tin plate, ranging from
$2 to $12 a ton. The "Iron Age" composite price for steel
scrap was increased on March 2 to $20.25 a gross ton
(against $19.92 previously in effect); on March 9 to $21.08;
on
March 16 to $21.25; on March 23 to $21.75, and on
March 30 to $21.92, a new high for 14 years, and compares
with $14.75 at the close of March last year.
The "Iron
Age" composite price for pig iron was advanced on March 9
from $21.25 to $23.25 a gross ton, the highest level since
1923, and compares with $18.84 at the close of March, 1936.
The
"Iron Age" composite price for finished
steel was
in the month immediate
raised
of
Spain remained in the
doubtful whether a suit¬
able solution yet has been attained.
After the Non-inter¬
vention Commission in London agreed to apply on Feb. 20
shipments to either side in Spain, the
question of a military cordon around the country was taken
up.
It was decided early in March to make the cordon
effective progressively on land and sea, but this plan en¬
the embargo on arms
By March 20, however, a sea
countered serious obstacles.
patrol was established, and agents for observation of land
frontiers were dispatched soon thereafter.
Reports circu¬
lated in London and Paris that the Italian government was
as
capacity.
totaled 9,080 long tons, a new high record, which compares
with the previous high of 8,795 tons in January, 1929.
The
tin plate
industry's rate of operations was at approximately
The spread in copper prices
100% throughout the month.
between London and New York became so great that domes¬
forced to raise their prices from 15.00c.
(Connecticut Valley, on March 8, and then to
31, the highest quotation for that metal
tic producers were
to
16.25c.,
17.00c.
March
on
April 14, 1930.
The domestic price for lead was ad¬
March 8 from 7.00c.
on
The
volume
of
steel
business
in
March
extremely
heavy, with prices rising to new high levels.
Most steel
companies booked more tonnage during this period than they
did in either December or January, the two most recent
peak months.
Apprehension in government and economic
because of the rapid rise of wages and prices, to¬
gether with growing concern over spreading labor unrest,
circles
has had
no
discernible
coming business, which
effect
are
upon
steel production
or
in¬
mounting to peaks that compare
on
the
19, and to
Consumption of zinc held at a high
level throughout the month, with the price of zinc at New
York advancing from 7.15c. to 7.35c., New York, on March 3,
arid then to 7.85c. on March 8, which quotation remained in
effect for this metal during the rest of the month, and which
was
the highest price since July 12, 1926.
Tin at New
York, which was quoted at 54.12^c. on March 1, rose
sharply during the first half of the month, touching 67.00c.
on March 15, but thereafter moved irregularly up and down,
7.25c.
on
6.95c.
on
the following date; to 7.00c. on March
March 23.
March 31 at 65.00c,
on
Lumber
The
lumber
Movement
industry during the week ended
March 27,
1937, stood at 68% of the 1929 weekly average of produc¬
tion and 74% of 1929 shipments, according to reports to
National
the
Lumber
Manufacturers
Association
from
regional associations covering the operations of important
hardwood and softwood mills.
of any week
to date.
New orders
Production
was
were
the highest
about equal to the
preceding week, which so far holds the 1937 record.
Ship¬
gained over the previous week somewhat less than in
the weeks immediately preceding, which reflected the pick¬
ments
up
after the maritime strike.
National production reported
by 4% fewer mills was 0.6%
below the output of the preceding week;
Reported
for the March 27 week were
excess
shipments
of that week, and orders
those for that week.
was
7.25c., New York;
10 to 7.75c., the
highest since April 3, 1929.
Weakness in the London mar¬
ket, which thereafter set in, caused domestic lead producers
to lower their prices to 7.50c., New York, on March 16; to
above shipments
Steel Trade—Non-Ferrous Metals
to
day to 7.50c., and on March
following
for the week ended March 27
such rumored political deals.
and Mineral Markets"
during the month, in substance, as follows:
Spurred by the continued bullishness of London operators
and the generally favorable character of industrial news
in this country, despite some labor difficulties
consumers
during the earlier part of the month purchased copperslead, zinc and tin on a substantial scale and at higher
prices. After establishing new highs for the movement, the
London market became unsettled, but was somewhat easier
on March 31.
Tin prices moved around wildly and deliv¬
eries of this metal in the United States during March
reported
of
attributed to the antagonism created
by
pound, or to
90.7% of capacity for the week
and closed
were
a
compared with
dispatching further troops to Spain, despite the non-inter¬
vention understanding, and inquiries were made at Rome.
To these questions the Italian government is reported to
have made satisfactory -answers, but the rumors of further
Italian troop landings persisted.
The British and French
governments finally indicated, late in March, that they
were in agreement as to the necessity for halting the dis¬
patch of foreign troops in Spain, even if it should prove
necessary to use force for the purpose.
Thereafter, the only
reports of^ foreign troop arrivals concerned rumored in¬
creases of Italian contingents in Spanish Morocco.
Within
Spain the impression gained ground that the rebel leader,
General Francisco Franco, had made arrangements covering
Spanish Morocco with Italy, and revolts within the ranks
the rebels
to 2.605c.
As to non-ferrous metals, "Metal
vanced
question of intervention in
of
rate
since
The
from 2.330c.
9
beginning
89.6% for the preceding sevenday period, 88.9% for the week beginning March 15, 87.3%
for the week beginning March 8, and 85.8% for the first
week of the month.
Operations at the close of March last
year were reported to be at the rate of approximately 62.0%
the
at
March 29
stop British and French ships, and stern warnings against
such practices were sent by the London and Paris gov¬
international foreground, and it is
March
on
price advances on
$5.76 a ton above the high of 1929. At the close of March
last year the quotation of finished steel was 2.084c a pound.
The operating rate of steel companies having approxi¬
mately 98% of the steel capacity of the industry, according
to the American Iron and Steel Institute, was estimated
materials to the loyalists.
ernments.
cost, the steel industry
in increased labor
new
were
were
1%
3% above
business and shipments
10% and 5%, respectively, in
of output
During the week ended March 27, 1937, a total of 553
mills reported production of 237,408,000 feet of hardwoods
and softwoods combined; shipments of 249,042,000 feet, and
booked orders of 259,979,000 feet.
For the preceding week,
575 mills produced
and
received
ended
March
238,753,000 feet; shipped 245,826,000 feet,
for 251,491,000 feet.
For the week
orders
13,
reports
from
575 mills
showed
a
total
Wrth the best records
of 1929, according to the "Iron
Age^
of March 25, which further went on to say, in substance
that in the Pittsburgh district, for example, the steel
ingot
rate was increased to 93%, the highest since the World
of 225,884,000 feet; shipments of 270,230,000 feet,
and new business of 247,656,000 feet.
For the week ended
March 6, a total of 567 mills produced 217,295,000 feet;
shipped 263,713,000 feet, and booked orders for 219,937,000
War, while for the country at large production was esti¬
mated at 90% for the week ended March 23.
In its issue
of April 1, the same publication stated that the steel indus¬
try enters upon the second quarter of the year with back¬
logs in some products that extend well into the third quar¬
'feet.
ter.
Bookings of sheets extend through August, such orders
having been taken at prices in effect at time of shipment
Faced with the problem of underwriting $200,000,000 a
year
output
Production in the March 27 week was shown by re¬
porting mills 6% above; shipments 3% above, and new
orders 5% above those for the corresponding period in 1936.
West Coast, Western pine, California redwood, Northern
pine and Southern hardwood regions reported new business
above production in the week ended March 27.
All regions
but Western pine, redwood and Northern pine reported
shipments above output.
All regions but Southern pine,
"
and Northern hardwood reported orders
week of 1986. All regions
but Southern pine and Southern hardwoods showed ship¬
ments above last year's week, and all but Southern pine,
Southern
cypress
above those of the corresponding
redwood and Southern hardwood reported
production above those of the same week in 1936.
Western
pine,
Hides, Leather and Footwear
The First National
Bank of Boston, in its "New England
Letter," under date of March 31, discusses these markets
'
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spring footwear have been well sustained
weeks, production is very active and shoe prices
follows:
as
,
"Reorders for
in
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MONTHLY
8
recent
ft display
business booked for
is
trade,
!
stronger trend. '
a
"New
above levels a
well
"
spring, in the opinion of the
higher
rising
prices,
footwear
This brisk
ago.
year
con¬
Easter, prospects for
demand is attributed to an early
sumer
and
wages
heavier
em¬
ployment.
this
"Demand
leather has
for
broadened
appreciably in
the
Prices are higher but values are still below
replacement costs and tanners are reluctant to sell very far
ahead.
Stocks in process as well as finished inventories are
particularly
being
calamity
during the past month,
to corn.
It was
of corn reserves, due to two
in regard
true
claimed that the disappearance
within three years, probably has left the
smaller total supplies, in proportion to
crops
United States with
population, than at any time in the organized gram trades
history.
Country offerings have been light, cash marke^
have ruled firm, and farm reserves on April 1 of 381,000,060
bushels, indicated by the average of five private estimates,
compared with 776,000,000 bushels last year.
In Chicago
the May option for wheat closed on March 31 at 142%c. as,
against an opening price of 132c. on March 1. At Winnipeg,
the
May wheat
option closed on March 31
at 146y8c. as
against an opening of 125^4c. on March 1. May corn (new)
in Chicago closed at 121%c. on March 31 compared with an
opening of 107^4c. on March 1.
May oats closed at 49^c.
against an opening of 46%c. on March 1.
May rye
as
closed
on
past 30 days.
oats and rye also advanced
for corn,
116c.
at
compared with
as
the opening of 105%c.
March 1.
Official Grain Standards Amended by Secretary of Agriculture-
Changes Affect, Wheat, Oats and Barley
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Amendments to the official grain standards of the United
hot considered burdensome.
States with
"Sales of spot hides have been active.
Traders as well
as tanners have participated in a buying movement that has
wheat, cereal oats, barley dockage and damaged barley ker¬
nels, and to determinations of heat damage and mellowness
lifted
of barley, have been
prices to new highs for the year.
Present quota¬
light native cows are the highest since late 1029.
respect
to
shrunken
and broken
kernels
of
promulgated by Secretary of Agricul¬
Wallace, following a thorough study of the testimony
tions for
ture
European competition has raised Argentine
prices to a new peak for 1937.
"The statistical position of raw hides was strengthened
in 1936.
Barring serious drought, the trade anticipates fur¬
ther improvement in 1937.
In that connection the Depart¬
ment of Agriculture reported that the number of cattle and
calves on farms as of Jan. 1, 1937, was 66,676,000, down
from 67,968,000 a year ago.
Moreover, inspected slaughter
in February was 18% under the preceding month and ex¬
given to representatives of the Bureau of Agricultural Eco¬
nomics by interested members of the grain industry at a
Meanwhile,
ceeded the usual seasonal
recession.
The real test for this
indicated trend, of course, may come in the dry months
next summer when weather
developments, in
may affect the marketing of live
far
so
as
of
they
cattle, will bear watching."
Grains
the
and
season
since
1929.
The
strength
of
foreign
provide the chief impetus owing to
growing scarcity of exportable supplies and urgent
demand from exporters.
Ordinarily, it would seem that the
unusually heavy world shipments during recent months had
markets
continued
to
the
gone a
long
towards satisfying importer requirements,
way
ibut the continued aggressive buying suggested that this had
not yet
The National Grain Board
occurred.
of Argentina
19,000,000 bushels would be avail¬
able for export to Europe by the end of April.
In fact, the
Argentine exportable surplus has been reduced so rapidly
estimated that less than
that the Grain Board has intimated that
a
curb
on
exports
eventually be necessary to protect the supply for seed
and home consumption,
Australian supplies have also been
greatly reduced, which leads to the belief that the Southern
hemisphere will soon have little or no wheat left for sale
may
while the next crop
will not be harvested until the end of
the year.
This leaves Canada as the only important source
of supply until early
summer, but stocks in Canada have
likewise
been
reduced
to
such
an
extent that
it
is
quite
likely that purchasers will be forced to compete actively to
obtain Canadian grain.
It is possible that the favorable
domestic crop outlook will eventually tend to
quiet the
fears
the
on
part of importers.
Thus far, however, the
general moisture improvement in the domestic winter wheat
belt has failed to stem the
rising tide of values, although
domestic prices have lagged behind the advances
through¬
out the world.
It is probable that the present outlook for
winter
wheat
production is somewhat in excess of the
forecasts of approximately 630,000,000 bushels as
private
of March 1.
Farmers' intentions to plant
spring wheat
officially placed at 20,918,000
acres as
year.
plantings
with
However, this does
and
present
23,912,000
acres
the
harvested
acreage
actually planted last
harvested.
acres
at
necessarily
intentions, for it will
acres
were
final
not
Nevertheless,
were
compared with inten¬
tion^ to plant approximately 23,912,000
last
be
this time
imply that
will
recalled
coincide
that
of
only 11,212,000
with good growing
year
weather during the remainder of the
season, it would seem
logical to expect that the combined winter and
spring wheat
crops could amount to about 850,000,000
bushels, and pos¬
sibly more. Thus, prospects at present are favorable for
the export of American wheat
next season, and there have
already been reports of sales of United States hard winter
wheat for
export to
Antwerp and Rotterdam for shipment
h* .July, while Italy has been
credited with making pur¬
chases of Pacific Coast wheat.
According to latest advices
from abroad, European
crop conditions are not any too
promising.
Wet weather has delayed
spring
Russia, and excessive rains have been
France
are
and
said
Germany.
to have
freezing.
seedings in
adverse factor in
Crops in sections of the Balkans
been subject
to
an
alternate thawing and
In the meantime, importers
appear to be greatly
concerned over supplies, and as
long as this apprehension
persists a strong price structure will
likely prevail. Prices
February and March.
Sugar
The
"futures"
sugar
market
worked
irregularly
lower
during the first half of the past month, after which prices
The long-anticipated government action of sugar
recovered.
legislation
came
Roosevelt sent
a
to
a
head
during the month.
of
75c.
than
per
President
special message to Congress, on the basis
of which bills were introduced
tax
system.
Domestic wheat markets developed decided strength dur¬
ing the past month, with prices reaching the highest levels
for
series of meetings held at important grain markets during
calling for
100 pounds and for a
Benefit payments
clearing the situation,
were
also
however,
a
minimum excise
permanent
requested.
the action
quota
Rather
was
re¬
sponsible for renewed confusion, since the bill is apparently
in contravention of the Cuban Reciprocal Trade Treaty.
Under the treaty as it stands, a tax of more than 50c. per
100
pounds cannot be imposed.
studying the matter for
a
way
The State Department is
out, while Cuba has made
demand that the tariff question be reopened.
The uncer¬
tainties surrounding the situation prompted more or less
a
liquidation and selling
on the belief that if the full %c.
reality, it would have to be subtracted
from the producers' selling price.
Spot sugars, however,
remained firm, with buyers indifferent to the distant
ship¬
ment offerings.
Demand for refined deliveries was reported
to be taxing the facilities of
refiners, who, in turn, were
working overtime in an attempt to melt as much sugar as
possible 'before the sugar bill became effective. The bill
excise tax becomes
was
a
scheduled to become effective
month drew to
on
April 1, but
as
the
close reports from Washington indicated
that there would be some delay in the
proposed sugar legis¬
lation.
This caused a renewal of buying and
covering
a
by
shorts, under which demand prices steadied. As the trade
opinion that there will be at least a 30-day period
before the proposed tax goes into
effect, nearby raw sugars
is of the
were
in
good
demand.
There were also expressions of
expected results of the international sugar
conference to be held in London.
The first
meeting was
optimism
over
scheduled
to take place on April 5.
Sales of Cuban raw
during the month consisted of the following:
On
March 4 prompt shipment at 2.63c. c. &
f.; oMarch 6
March shipment at 2.70c. c. &
f.; on March 15, prompt at
2.59c. c. & f.; on March
16, late March or early April at
2.60c. c. & f.; on March
24, early April shipment at 2.60c.
c, & f., and March
shipment at 2.60c. c. & f.; on March 29
early April shipment at 2.65c. c. & f.; on March
30, April
shipment at 2.65c. c. & f., and on March 31,
April shipment
at 2.65c. c. & f., all exclusive of
duty.
The wholesale list
price for refined, immediate delivery, was reduced 20
points
by all refiners on March 2 to 4.80c., at which
price it
remained throughout the month.
sugars
Coffee:
Aside from
temporary reactions the general
coffee prices was toward
Factors which
tendency of
higher levels during the past month.
encouraged buyers included more constructive
advices from Brazil and decreasing
supplies of Brazilian
grades in the United States.
During the first half of March,
Brazil burned 929,000 bags of
coffee; thereby maintaining
the record rate of destruction which
January.
began in the middle of
Since the first of July 6,765,000 bags have been
burned, which is
more
than half of the
11,000,000 bags
scheduled for destruction
by June 30 this year.
The Brazil¬
ian Government has also made strenuous
efforts to reassure
all interested in coffee that it will
"legitimate" purposes.
support prices for
It promises elasticity to the markets,
but will prevent violent
swings.
The United States visible
supply continued to decrease, and while roasters
displayed
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a
more
or
less cautious attitude, it was
believed that they
cannot defer
purchases much longer.
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No. 7 Santos was quoted March 31 at 10%e. against 11 /§c.
Feb. 27; 10^@10%c. Jan. 30; 1VA@UU«- Deo. 31; 9%c.
Nov. 30; 8Mc. Oct. 31; 8@8Mc. Sept. 30; 8@8^c. Aug. 31,
the same as on July 31; 7M@7Kc. June 30, the same as on
May 29, against
April 30,
7}4@7%c.
the same as March 31;
8@8Hc. Feb. 29;,8@8Jic. Jan. 31, all in 1936.
No. 7 Rio was quoted on March 31 at 9 He- against 9/jc.
Feb. 27; 9Ko. Jan. 30; 8%c. on Dec. 31; 8Vso. on Nov. 30;
8%o. Oct. 31; 8@81-80. Sept. 30; 8c. Aug. 31; 8Vge. July,31;
7c. June 30; 6%@7c. May 29 (May 30 a holiday) against
6^0. April 30; Ok'c. March 31;
Feb. 29; 7%@7c.
.
Jan. 31, all in 1936.
Rubber
strong
a
situation in the primary
International Rubber
Regulation Committee to increase the export quota to 90%,
the market displayed some nervousness; following the deci¬
sion, however, prices rose sharply as it was felt that the
tight delivery situation could not possibly be relieved before
April or May. While the repercussions of the Chrysler
strike, and intimations from the Far East that existing
restrictions may be lifted entirely, resulted at times in
moderate selling, the spread of labor unrest in Malayan
production centers, the advance in tire prices and continued
active buying by the tire factories proved highly stimulating
influences, and at the end of the month the tone of the
market was decidedly strong, in sympathy with the firmness
factor
was
markets.
the continued tight spot
Prior to the" decision of the
of other
leading commodities.
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery were quoted at
26 %c. asked March 31 against 22c. asked Feb. 27; 21 %c.
asked Jan. 30; 21 %c. Dec. 31; 18Me. asked Nov. 30; 17y%Q.
Oct. 31; 16 9-16c. asked Sept. 30; 16%c.-asked Aug. 31;
16Hc, asked July 31; 16 J£c. asked June 30; 15 ll-16c. asked
on May 29 (May 30 a holiday) against 15^e. asked April 30,
the same as on March 31; against 15%c. asked Feb. 29;
15c. asked Jan. 31, all in 1936.
Textiles
The textile trades
experienced a material revival during the
past month.
Retail trade benefitted by the early date of the
Easter holidays, although adverse weather conditions pre¬
vented the total sales volume from coming up to previous
expectations. Wholesale business first reflected the smooth
flow of goods in retail channels; later, however, chiefly due to
seasonal influences and repercussions of the sit-down strike
epidemic, trading slowed down perceptibly although prices
held firm reflecting the continued tight delivery situation and
the strength in the primary fields.
The raw cotton market
continued its steady advance during the first half of the
month.
Subsequently a mild reaction occurred, but in the
closing days of the month a new upward movement carried
quotations to the highest point seen for some time.
Chief
stimulating factors were the continued improvement in the
statistical position, the persistent active demand on the
part of domestic and foreign spinners and the strength of
other major commodity markets.
Towards the middle of
the month warning statements emanating from Washington
concerning the advisability of measures to cope with threat¬
ened inflationary price rises, caused moderate selling as did
reports from thp South indicating that the advance in prices
may lead to substantial increases in this year's acreage.
Later, however, renewed active buying on the part of foreign
.interests, another spurt in world commodity prices and the
introduction of a bill in the Senate to restrict sales of Gov¬
ernment cotton to 100,000 bales monthly beginning on
Feb. 1, 1938, resulted in a resumption of the upward trend.
Spot cotton here in New York was 13.50c. on March 1, and
from this figure advanced to 15c. March 16.
From that
point the price receded to 14.50c. March 19, but subsequently
it
rose
to 15.25c. and on March 31 the
quotation
was
15.10c.
Business in the gray cloth
markets was greatly stimulated
by the expectations of higher prices due to imminent wage
increases and
shorter working hours.
Print cloth at Fall
River for 28-inch 64x60s on March 3 receded from 5%-5^c.
to
5jHH>Hc.
On March 8 the price recovered to
5$i-5%c.
Another markup to 5Kc. occurred March 11 and a further
advance on March 21 brought the quotation to 6c.
The
price of 27-inch cloth 60x64s was 5%c. March 31 as against
5%-5Mc. Feb. 27.
Osnaburgs advanced from 10%c.
Feb. 27 to 11 He. March 31.
Cotton consumption in the
United States during the month of February, as reported
by the Census Bureau on March 13 established a new
record for the month, amounting to 664,439 bales of lint
and 63,643 bales of linters, compared with 678,064 bales of
lint and 63,438 bales of linters in January, but only 515,977
bales of lint and 53,402 bales of linters in February, 1936.
The woolen goods market experienced a substantial revival
following the introduction of the new fall lines at slightly
advanced prices.
With the amount of unfilled orders show¬
ing further increases, active operations for months to come
appear assured.
Some resistance to the higher price demands
for clothing on the part of the public is anticipated; with
the generally increased industrial activity, however, no
serious misgivings are felt in that direction,
business in
women's wear goods was somewhat restricted' by the in¬
ability of mills to make quick deliveries of wanted materials.
extra
were
quoted at $1.81 @$1.86 March 31 against $1.76@
$1.81 Feb. 27; $1.94@$1.99 Jan. 30; $1.91 @$1.96 Dec. 31;
$2.01 @$2.06 Dec. 31; $1.77@$1.82 Oct. 31; $1.63@$1.65
Sept.
30;
$1.60@$1.65
Aug.
$1.65@$1.70 July
31;
31;
$1.63 @$1.68 June 30; $1.44 @$1.49 May 29; $1.61 @$1.66
June 30; $1.44 @$1.49 May 29; $1.61 @$1.66 April 30;
$1.84@$1.86 March 31; $1.63@$1.68 Feb. 29, and $1.89@
upward trend, only tem¬
porarily interrupted by mild reactions.
The principal bullish
Crude rubber followed
Japanese double extra 13.15 deniers were quoted March 31
$1.97@$2.02 against $1.80@$1.94 Feb. 27; $2.00@$2.05
Dec. 31; $2.07@$2.12 Nov. 30; $1.84@
$1.89 Oct. 31; $1.71 @$1.76 Sept. 30; $1.68@$1.73 Aug. 31;
$1.69 @$1.74 July 31; $1.59 @$1.64 June 30; $1.49 @$1.54
May 29 (May 30 a holiday) against $1.66 @$1.71 April 30;
$1.83@$1.88 March 31; $1.61@$1.65 Feb. 29, and $1.87@
$1.92 Jan. 31, all in 1936.
;
In the case of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double
at
Jan. 30; $2.01 @$2.06
$1.94 Jan. 31, all in 1936.
Petroleum and Its Products
The
record-breaking
pace
of daily average crude oil pro¬
duction continued unchecked during March until the
final
week
when, for the first time in eight weeks, crude output
failed to establish a new high, dipping to show a net decline
for the period.
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Overshadowing all other developments in the domestic;
petroleum industry, the steady week-by-week march into
record high ground that witnessed a ultimate rise in daily
average crude outturn to approximately 3,500,000 barrels
daily before the uptrend was checked has brought the total
,
above
far
both
mendations
Federal and
.
control
State
agency
recom¬
::
.
The decline in stocks of domestic and
foreign petroleum
steady slump from last May to
new year, was definitely halted
during the final month of the first quarter of 1937 as recordbreaking floods of black gold flowed from the Nation's great
oil producing centers.
New 15-year lows were scored in stocks of oil, however,
before the increased supplies of raw material aided production
to pass consumption and enable diversion of crude to storage
tanks.
Alarmed .by the steady drain upon the Nation's
reserves of oil, oil-producing States, led by Texas, joined in
ignoring the market estimates of the United States Bureau
of Mines over the past few months and set individual State
quotas more in keeping with actual demand.
The turn in the tide, however, manifested in the sharp
upswing in inventories of domestic and foreign crude oil
during March, found the oil-producing States equally alert
to avoid any excess of supplies over demand.
This action
again was under the leadership of Texas which for the first
time in several months set its allowable for April below that
crude oil, after showing a
well after the turn of the
of March rather than
as
an
increase
over
the two-month
period
heretofore.
The United States Bureau of Mines in turn again re¬
cognized the existence of broader demand than indicated in
its earlier monthly estimates of market demand for crude
oil, and set the recommended production total for April
substantially above that for March and for the corresponding
month a year earlier.
In announcing a reduction of some 50,000 barrels daily
in the April allowable, the Texas Railroad Commission
pointed out that it believed that the danger of working stocks
of crude oil held in the Nation being drained below safe
levels seems ended.
The Commission, there, set the allow¬
able for April at 1,348,964 barrels, against 1,398,514 barrels
daily as of March 1.
The new quota compared with the
Bureau of Mines recommendation of 1,297,000
barrels.
Daily average production of 3,243,000 barrels during
April was recommended by the United States Bureau1 of
Mines, which is 84,000 bkrrels above output during March
and compared with actual production for the week ended
March 27 of 3,431,300 barrels and the all-time high set a
week earlier at 3,448,150 barrels. The recommended quota is
227,000 barrels above the level recommended by the Federal
Board for the corresponding 1936 month.
Substantial
increases
were
recommended
for
all
of
the
"Big Three" oil producing States—Texas, Oklahoma and
California—with
Arkansas, Kentucky and other areas
suffering reductions in the Bureau's estimates of market
demand for crude oil for April.
The Bureau of Mines re¬
commended production by States (in barrels) follows:
March
Texas..........
1,256,600
.April
1,297,900 Arkansas,,...*..
609,600 Kentucky.,
Oklahoma
590,700
California...
Louisiana
570,900
240,000
579,900
244,800
Kansas
178,000
183,000
91,400
49.800
44,000
30,600
New
Mexico
88,200
Pennsylvania....
Wyoming—.....
49,000
42,200
Michigan
30,300
Montana
New
York
Illinois.
West
...
Virginia
Ohio
Colorado
Indiana
.....
The actual turn in the crude oil storage
March
April
14,600
27,400
15,600
14,600
13,500
14,000
12,900
12,800
10,500
10,200
4,800
2,100
28,500
16,500
10,300
10,300
4,300
2,200
situation came late
although figures covering the change were not
released by the Bureau of Mines until the second week of
March. The Bureau's report then disclosed that inventories
of domestic and foreign crude oil during the week of Feb. 20
spurted their sharpest one-week upturn in almost a year to
climb 1,416,000 barrels to 287,574,000 barrels.
Since then,
stocks of crude have steadily mounted. With daily average
crude production hovering around the 3,500,000-barrel level
during the latter part of March, in contrast to the Federal
market estimate of 3,159,000 barrels for the month, meant
that approximately some 200,000 barrels of domestic crude
in February
10
,
huge concessions in several parts of Bolivia, especially in the
southeastern region bordering on the Gran Chaco."
The seizure of the properties was on the basis that the
company had evaded
tax responsibilities.
Officials of
Standard of New Jersey, while refusing to comment openly
ufron the news, disclosed that they had been advised of the
confiscation of the properties, but denied that the company
had at any time in any way evaded its tax obligations.
There were no crude oil price changes during March.
Feature of the month's developments in the refined pro¬
ducts division of the Industry was the gains on a broad front
shown in motor fuel prices despite a new record high in
stocks of finished and unfinished gasoline.
Markups were
posted on the Pacific Coast, in the Mid-Continent and
thioughout New England.
Despite the fact that gasoline stocks passed the 83 Vy
million barrel level in the final week of March, continued
broadening of consumption over even the 1936 record break¬
ing pace encouraged the trade. April domestic demand was
forecast at some 10% above the like 1936 period..
Trend of refined product markets throughout the Nation
during March is shown in the following representative price
changes:
\
daily flowed in storage tanks. The total for the week ended
March 20, latest available report at the end of the month,
showed stocks had risen to 291,555,000 barrels.
A rise of 886,000,000 barrels in the estimate of proven oil
in the United States to 13,063,000,000 barrels on
reserves
Jan. 1,
the comparable date a year earlier, was
issued by the American Petroleum
March 16.
The Institute's Committee on
Petroleum Reserves estimated that during the one-year
period, production was 2,044,000,000 barrels. Discoveries of
new pools and further development of oil pools, not only
covered this, but added 886,000,000 barrels to the proven
1937,
reported in
Institute
reserve
It
over
a
survey
on
total.
stressed in the report that the committee's latest
reserves is so conservative that it probably
was
calculation of
will have to be revised
upward as further developments in the
Two years ago, it was pointed out,
upward revision of the Jan. 1, 1935, estimates of proven
reserves of
12,177,000,000 barrels came as more detailed
supply picture
data
on
new
compilation
occur.
discoveries became available and the revised
13,632,000,000 barrels.
accompanying the report, Axtell J. Byles,
rose to
In comments
President of the American Petroleum Institute, pointed out
that it must be understood that the estimate deals
only with
(
March l—Standard of
and No. 1
"known and proven" reserves. "It takes account of
possible—
indeed, certain—future discoveries," he explained.
"The
figures do not mean that the country has available only
13,063,000,000 barrels of oil, but that it has proven reserves
up to that amount.
The Chicago wheat pit estimates of
Visible supply' of wheat do not include calculations of next
year's crop; and likewise these petroleum estimates take no
account of future findings, or oil.
They are calculations of
what
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we
know
we
able.
a
But these
reserves
assure
that there is
no
substantially inexhaustible quantities, at reasonable prices.
Also, there is the certainty of larger recoveries of oil from the
earth by reason of the continuous improvement in recovery
methods."
March 11—Pennsylvania bright stocks and cylinder stocks were increased
cent a gallon.
1936 and had studied carefully the record of development
during these years. Estimates of reserves by States, as of
Jan. 1, last, gave Texas 6,422,000,000 barrels; California,
2,956,000,000 barrels; Oklahoma, 1,141,000,000 barrels; the
Rocky Mountain States—Wyoming, Montana and Colorado
—346,000,000 barrels; Kansas, 568,000,000 barrels; Louisiana,
524,000,000 barrels; New Mexico, 471,000,000
barrels
Arkansas, 84,000,000 barrels; and the eastern States—
Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, New York, Michigan,
Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois—551,000,000 barrels; grand
aggregate .13,063,000,000 barrels.
Federal Judge Patrick T. Stone on March 31 refused to
dismiss indictments against 24 major oil companies, three
trade publications and nearly 70 executives, charged with
violating anti-trust legislation United Press news despatches
from Madison, Wis., reported. The Court overruled general
demurrers in which a majority of the defendants joined and
denied a motion by Gulf Oil and Gulf Refining Corps, to
quash the indictments.
The
Court's ruling allowed
14 individual defendants
who have not yet appeared for arraignment a continuance
until April 16 to enter their pleas," the dispatch stated.
"Arguments on further motions of the Gulf companies will be
heard April 15 and motions by other companies demanding
bills.of particulars the following day.
"Without comment, Judge Stone disposed of the defense
contention that the western Wisconsin court lacks jurisdiction
and that the indictments failed to allege the Commission of
any offense within this district.
The companies are charged
with conspiracy to maintain artificially raised and fixed
tank car prices on gasoline and with
combining to restrict
dealer margins.
"Disposing of other issues raised by the defendants, the
Court held that the indictment charges the defendants with
acts which by a law of the United States are made criminal
and punishable.
This offense is charged in the indictment
with precision and certainty, and
every ingredient of which
it is composed is
clearly set forth."
News from two foreign nations made headline news for
the American oil industry during the month.
First came a
statement by Lazaro Cardenas, President of Mexico, that
foreign oil companies had nothing to fear from Mexico's
nationalization program. "There is no fear for any petroleum
companies to become alarmed," he told the United Press.
"Our reorganization of the industry is merely for the
purpose
of working our national big resources.
There will be no
expropriation. The Government will do nothing that is not
constitionally legitimate."
News dispatches from La Paz, Bolivia, reported that
"the Government, alleging fraud, today (March 17) decreed
annulment of all contracts with the Standard Oil Co. of
Bolivia and ordered the return to the State of the concern's
properties throughout this country. The company, a 100%
subsidiary of Standard Oil Co. (N. J.) enjoyed
■
,
March 12—Pennsylvania bright stocks and cylinder stocks were increased
,
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,
16—Prices of Pennsylvania neutral and
March
>■■■;.:■
if ted Y, to lc. a gallon.
19—Mid-Continent
March
gallon by all companies.
March
22—A
posted by
H
Standard
bright oil stocks were
y
gasoline
prices
advanced
were
H
cent
a
A similar boost in its marketing area was posted
by Standard of Ohio.
,
cent a
gallon advance in West
Coast
of California, effective March 23.
oil prices
wa®
Other major com¬
panies followed.
March 22—A 1 cent
oil and
a
gallon advance in prices of Pennsylvania neutral
Y cent in cylinder stocks was posted.
March 31—Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.;
-
The committee's report stressed the fact that it considered
all available data on production and discoveries in 1935 and
controlled
gallon, effective March 15, to 19 cents, 17 and 16.5 cents, respectively,
for premium, regular and third-grade.
imminent
danger of shortage. The known and proven reserves as of
today will be supplemented by new discoveries, as in the
past. Beyond this there is the definite knowledge of many
possible substitutes, obtainable by known processes and in
were cut
March 12—Standard of Ohio reduced tank-wagon gasoline prices 1 cent
a
H cent a gallon.
do
prices of "Essoheat" light
Vs cent a gallon, tank car.
have.
probability is that those proven reserves constitute
small portion of the supply which will be made avail¬
car
Other heating and light fuel oils
town, S. C., effective March 2.
"The
only
Jersey cut tank
heating oil M cent at New York, Baltimore, Norfolk and Charles-
a
posted
an
advance of H cent
gallon in tank car and tank wagon prices of gasoline throughout New
England, and the Albany division in New York State.
THE MARCH FINANCING
OF
THE UNITED STATES
TREASURY
March is for the Treasury one of the tax-collecting and
quarter-date financing months.
But March, 1937, will be
remembered less by the high volume of its tax collections and
by the failure of the Treasury to raise any new money for the
first time in several years than by the cfrastic and sustained
weakness that developed in outstanding Treasury obli¬
gations.
It was not the first break in the Government
securities market since the Administration began aggres¬
sively to pursue an easy money policy in 1933, but it was by
all odds the most severe break in four years. The Treasury
was able to get its March
financing out of the way before the
storm broke.
The details of the March financing were made
available to the public on March 7. Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau Jr., announced on that day that he was
offering an additional issue of 2J^% Treasury bonds of
1949-53 solely in exchange for the $502,361,900 of Treasury
notes of series B-1937 maturing on April 15.
The bonds,
which represented an additional issue of the 2A% bonds sold
in December, were not offered for cash. Opened on March 8,
the subscription books were closed on March 10.
Acting
Secretary Magill was able to announce on March 15 that
$483,910,000 of the April notes had been exchanged for the
2J^% bonds, leaving only $18,451,900 of the notes to be
paid off in cash.
But
new
on
the second
day after the subscription books
on
the
bonds had been closed the Government securities market
experienced the first of the series of shocks that were, by the
time the month was over, to leave the 2H% bonds over two
points under parity and 3 A points under the level at which
the December 2^% bonds wound up at the end of February.
The weakness in government securities became severe
on March 12 without much
warning. The large New York
banks had been lightening their holdings of government
issues since July 1, 1936, as the weekly Federal Reserve
figures showed, and there had been increasing doubts
whether the Administration, in spite of its expressed intention
to do so, could hold
long-term interest rates low in the face
of the March 1 and
and the rapid
May 1 increases in
reserve
requirements
advance in commodity prices.
The decline in government securities that began on Marcn 12
only accelerated by a statement issued by Marriner S.
Eccles, Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal
was
Reserve
System, on March 15, in which he dwelt at length
rapid rise in the prices of raw materials and finished
goods and the means which he felt should be employed to
on
the
head off undue advances in
prices. The remedy for a'price
Eccles, was in "vigorous government
intervention with all tbe powers at its command to deal
directly with the causes that might endanger the progress of a
stable and enduring recovery."
The market paid less
inflation,
said
Mr.
attention to Mr. Eccles's
assurances
that the easy money
policies would be continued than to the dangers of
a
price
$4,290,000 New York Central RR.—Public offering of a new issue of
$4,290,000 of 2J4% equipment trust certificates was made
March 18 by Evans, Stillman & Co., Harris, Hall & Co.; Inc.,
inflation to which he directed public interest. The authorities
were unable to halt the recession in government securities by
and
buying for government trust accounts and by the Federal
Reserve System's shift out of Treasury notes and discount
bills into $98,102,000 more Treasury bonds in the two weeks
•
on
March 29.
;
,
;
compared
the Treas¬
with $410,263,018 in the corresponding period
its collections were running more than $100,000,000
last year,
behind its estimates.
Figures
J
•
not available as to the amount
were
of government
Treasury purchased during the weakness
in prices in the latter half of the month.
The latest figures
were those made public on March 15, showing that in Feb¬
ruary net market purchases of government securities for
Treasury investment accounts amounted tcr $5,701,800,
against $14,363,300 in January and $24,174,100 in December.
The details of the sales of Treasury bills sold on a discount
basis are given in the following tables:
securities which the
of
Offering
Mature
Dated
tions
273 days $50,000,000
June 16 1937
105 days
50,000,000
Mar.
4 1937
Mar. 10 1937
Dec.
8 1937
273 days
50,000,000
Mar.
4 1937
Mar. 10 1937
June
16 1937
98 days
50,000,000
153,617,000
Mar. 11 1937
Mar. 17 1937
Dec.
15 1937
Mar. 17 1937
June 17 1937
273 days
92 days
50,000,000
Mar. 11 1937
Mar. 18 1937
Mar. 24 1937
Dec. 22 1937
273 days
50,000,000
50,000,000
106,662,000
140,722,000
99,782,000
88,640,000
178,883,000
25 1937
Mar.
3 1937
Dec.
Feb.
25 1937
Mar.
3 1937
1 1937
50,000,000
Mar. 18 1937
Mar. 24 1937
June
17 1937
85 days
Mar. 25 1937
Mar. 31 1937
Dec. 29 1937
273 days
50,000,000
Mar. 25 1937
Mar. 31 1937
June 18 1937
79 days
50.000,000
122,846,000
To Redeem
BUls
Subscrip¬
Amount
Average
Offered
tions
Accepted
Price
Yield
99.695
99.935
0.402%
0.224%
99.656
0.454%
99.951
0.179%
0.525%
0.173%
Feb.
25 1937
25 1937
Mar.
4 1937
Mar.
4 1937
$50,004,000
50,023,000
50,010,000
50,055,000
50,012,000
50,081,000
$114,519,000
111,863,000
130,196,000
153,617,000
106,662,000
140,722,000
99,782,000
88,640,000
178,883,000
122,846,000'
Mar. 11 1937
Mar. 11 1937
Mar. 18 1937
Mar. 18 1937
Mar. 25 1937
Mar. 25 1937
'
99.602
99.956
50,177,000
99.461
50,020,000
50,004,000
99.896
50,153,000
99.901
99.512
NEW SECURITY ISSUES
Maturing
0.711%
0.440%
0.643%
0.450%
Issue
,
/
of—
$50,295,000
case
according to maturity.
IC6 on March 5
obligation and liability in
Ry.—The
,
,
UTILITY FINANCING
130,000,000 Philadelphia Electric Co.—Offering was made to the public
March 11 by ah underwriting group of 69 members, headed
by Morgan Stanley & C'D., Inc., of a new issue of $130,000,000
1st & ref. mtge. bonds, 334% series, due on March 1, 1967.
The bonds were prices at 102H and accrued interest, to yield
3.367% to maturity, or 3.352% to March 1, 1962, when the
bonds will be callable at par.
.
2,000,000 Long Island Lighting Co.—Milo R. Maltbie, Chairman of
the New York P. S. Commission, on March 23 announced the
entering of an order authorizing the company to sell $2,000,000 1st ref. mtge. 4% (series C) bonds, due June 1, 1960,
par
and accrued interest.
The bonds have ..been sold
at
privately to the Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, which will
take $1,000,000; the John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.
$750,000, and Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co. $250,000.
:
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.
550,000 Greenwick Gas Co.—Formal public offering by means of a
larch 23 by
Srospectus
of 22,000
cum. $1.25
partic.
shares
was& made
F. I. Putnam
Co.,
Inc • pref.
Amott,
Baker
Co.,
Inc.; R. H. Johnson & Co., and A. W. Benkert & Co., Inc.,
price of $25 a share and accrued dividends.
at a
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
24,000,000 Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—A new issue of $24,000.000 1st mtge. & 1st lien bonds, series A, 4%, due March
1, 1952, was offered March 30 by a group of underwriters
headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., at 9734% and interest.
Included
among
the principal underwriters were: Kidder,
Peabody & Co., Edward B. Smith & Co., the First Boston
Corp., Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., Lehman Brothers, Bonbright & Co., Inc., W. E. Hutton & Co., Stone & Webster and
Blodget, Inc., White, Weld & Co., Bancamerica-Blair Corp.,
Schroder Rockefeller & Co., Inc., F. S. Moseley & Co., E. H.
Rollins & Sons, Inc., Coffin & Burr, Inc., Graham, Parsons &
Co., Mitchum, Tully & Co., Mellon Securities Corp.,, and
Goldman, Sachs & Co. "vf?,: •>.'
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10,150,000 Walgreen
50,035,000
Sachs
50,012,000
Co.—Investment
Co.
&
accrued
,
with accrued interest.
PUBLIC
I'-'r,};
$114,519,000
111,863,000
130,196,000
Feb.
Feb.
from
of not exceeding $3,780,000 2H% serial equipment
trust certificates, to be issued by the Continental Illinois
National Bank & Trust Co., Chicago, as trustee, and sold at
101.056 and accrued dividends in connection with the procurement of certain equipment.
The certificates were offered for
sale through competitive bidding, and in addition invitations
for bids were sent to 125 firms.
In response thereto, seven
bids were received.
The highest bid, 101.056 and accrued
in each
Subscrip-
Amount
Bills
Offered
mature
.
staggered around the June tax date. The Treasury retired,
$100,000,000 instalments on March 16, 17 and 18, the
$300,000,000 of discount bills which fell due around the
tax date period. These bills were retired out of the proceeds
of tax collections.
While the Treasury's income tax col¬
lections in Mhrch amounted to $694,825,061 up to the 28th,
;.
certificates
3,150,000 Indianapolis Union Ry.—Public offering was made March
26 of $3,150,000 ref. & impt. mtge. 334% bonds, series B,
dated March 1, 1936 and maturing March 1, 1986, by a bank¬
ing group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and including
Shields & Co.; Hallgarten & Co., and Graham, Parsons &
Co.
The bonds, which are endorsed jointly and uncondition¬
ally guaranteed as to payment of principal and interest by
Pennsylvania RR. and New York Central RR., were priced
at 99.
The bonds are to be redeemed in whole or in part, on
60 days' notice, on March 1, 1941, or on any interest date
thereafter to and including March 1, 1946, at 108; thereafter
to March 1, 1951, at 107; thereafter to March 1, 1956, at 106;
thereafter to March 1, 1961, at 105; thereafter to March 1,
1966, at 104; thereafter to March 1, 1971, at 103; thereafter
to March 1, 1976, at 102; thereafter to March 1, 1981, at 101;
thereafter to March 1, 1983, at 10034, and thereafter at par*
in
V-
The
dividends, was made by the Prudential Insurance Co. of Amer¬
ica, and has been accepted.
On this basis the average annual
cost of the proceeds to the applicant will be approximately
2.36%.
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additional issue
maturities were
ury throughout March sold every week an
of $50,000,000 of discount
bills, whose
,
•
V;
In line with the announcement made on Feb. 25,
J.
Dominick.
respect
ended, the 2lA% Treasury bonds of 1949-53
selling at 97 28-32, against 101 14-32 at the close of
February, and all told there were four Treasury bond issues
selling under par.
Treasury notes also were weak, though
less so than the bonds.
The 2%% notes due June 1, 1939,
were quoted at a 1.28% yield, against 0.97% at the end of
February, and the 1}4% notes were at a yield of 1.^50%,
against 1.25% a month earlier.
The average discount at
which Treasury bills issues were sold rose from 0.224% for
the 105-day bills and 0.402% for the 273-day bills on March 1
to 0.450% for the 79-day bills and 0.643% for the 273-day
bills
&
1938 to 1952, inclusive, and were priced to yield
authorized the company to assume
When March
«
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15,
3,780,000 Duluth Missabe & Northern
were
Hi
Dominick
March
from 0.90% to 3.20%,
ended March 24.
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MONTHLY
April, 1937]
divs.
offered
a
new
on
headed
dealers
by
.
Goldman
March 15 at $101.50 a share and
of 100,000 shares of $4.50 cum.
issue
pref. stock (with common stock purchase warrants attached).
9,850,000 Spiegel, Inc.—Public offering of a new issue of 100,000 shares
of cum. pref. stock, $4.50 convertible series (no par), was made
March 8 at $98.50 a share by a banking group consisting of
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs & Co., White,
Weld & Co., and Wellington & Co.
60,008,000
' 50,015,000
4,917,500 Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Co.—A refinancing program, which
IN MARCH
will reduce the funded debt and fixed interest charges of the
The volume of
financing in the domestic market in
March showed a reduction from the previous month and for
the like period one year ago.
Many offerings scheduled for
sale in March
conditions.
new
were
held
over
company, has been carried out through the public offering by
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. and associates of $3,000,000 1st mtge.
434% bonds, series A, due March 1, 1952, at 101 and accrued
interest; 15,000 shares of $5 pref. stock (no par), at $98.50 a
share, and 40,000 shares of common stocks (no par) at $11 a
share.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., as managers of the under¬
writing group, announce that subscription books have been
due to unfavorable market
Of
particular interest the past month was a
noticeable increase in offerings constituting new capital.
This trend away from refunding issues has become quite
clearly defined and is expected by those most interested to
show further development in the months to come.
The
public utility group, as has happened so often in the past,
again held the most prominent position in the month's oper¬
ations through an offering on March 11 by the Philadelphia
Electric Co. of its 3^% series first & refunding mortgage
bonds, totaling $130,000,000.
The bonds become due on
March 1, 1967, and represent the largest emission by an
electric power operating company under the Securities
Act of 1934.
Distribution of the bonds was effected, in
addition to the nation-wide underwriting group, by between
600 and 650 bond dealers throughout the country.
Below we give the larger offerings for March:
RAILROAD
*
closed.
4,000,000 Celotex Corp.—Public offering of $4,000,000 10-year 434%
debentures due Feb. 1, 1947 (carrying attached stock purchase
warrants for shares of common stock) was made March 2 by
Distributors Group Inc. at a price of 10134 and accrued inter\
f
est.
The issue was oversubscribed.
3,500,000 Broadway Department Store, Inc., of Los Angeles—Public
offering was made March 23 by a syndicate headed by Blyth
& Co., Inc., of 35,000 shares of 5% cumulative convertible
preferred stock ($100 par) at $100 a share.
Other members of
the syndicate included William R. Staats Co.; Pacific Co. of
California; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Battson, Barnes & Lester,
Inc.; Griffith-Wagenseller & Durst, and Schwabacher & Co.
2,500,000 Memphis Commercial
FINANCING
$7,000,000 Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR.—The ICC on March 4
authorized the company to issue (1) $7,000,000 of serial col¬
lateral trust notes, series A to J, and (2) $7,873,000 of general
mortgage 4% bonds to be pledged as collateral security for the
Appeal Co.—Offering of $2,500,000
434% sinking fund debentures was made March 15 at
15-year
101 and int. by a group headed by Field, Richards & Shepard
s
;
r-;i
_
-
,
and Robinson, Webster & Gibson.
The selling group included
Curtiss, House & Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Merrill, Turben
& Co.; Yarnall & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.; Singer, Deane &
Scribner; Equitable Securities Co., and Ames, Emerich & Co.
The debentures are redeemable until March 15, 1939, at
104 and int., and at 34 of 1% less than that amount for each
two-year period from March 15, 1939 to redemption date,
Sinking fund payments are to be $100,000 per year from 1937
to 1941, $125,000 per year from 1942 to 1946, and $150,000
per year from
1947 to 1951, inclusive.
National Bank of
Commerce in Memphis is trustee.
,
■fX":
.
notes
under
a
collateral trust indenture; the notes to be sold
at such
price or prices that the average annual cost of the pro¬
ceeds to the applicant will not exceed 2.32%, and the proceeds
to be applied to the cost of railroad cars and locomotives.
The notes will mature serially in the amount of $700,000 on
Dec. 1 in each of the years 1937 to 1946, inclusive, and have
2,500,000 Oswego Falls Corp.—Public offering of an issue of $2,500,000
1st mtge. 434% sinking fund bonds (with common stock de¬
livery warrants attached) was made March 5 through an under¬
writing group comprising Hornblower & Weeks; E. H. Rollins
&
Sons, Inc.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., and
O'Brian,
been sold to the Prudential Insurance Co. of America at such
prices that the average annual cost to the applicant
proceeds will not be more than 2.32%.
'
:
2,250,000 Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry.—The ICC on March 10 authorized the company to assume obligation and liability in respect
of not exceeding $2,250,000 2M% serial equipment trust
certificates, to be issued by the Northern Trust Co., as trustee,
price
bond carrying fctock delivery warrants entitling the holder to
receive on and after May 5,1937, seven shares of common stock
without further payment.
-
procurement
of
certain
requests for
of a prospectus of 27,900 shares of 534% cumulative
convertible preferred stock at $50 a share by Russell Maguire
means
& Co.,
equipment.
The certificates were
competitive bidding and in addition
bids
were
sent to
110 firms.
In
thereto six bids
'
and accrued dividends, was made
Co.
1
of America,
Inc., of New York, Ericson, Nichols & Robbins, Inc.,
of Chicago, and Edgerton, Riley & Walter of Los Angeles.
The preferred stock is convertible into common stock at a
ratio of 10 shares of common for each share of preferred until
re¬
were received.
The highest bid, 100.702
by the Prudential Insurance
and has been accepted.
On this basis the
average annual cost of the proceeds to the applicant will be
approximately 2.41225%.
sponse
1,395,000 Sunray Oil Corp.—Public offering was made March 12 by
100.702 and accrued divs. in connection with the
offered for sale through
individual
Potter & Co.
The bonds are due March 1, 1952.
$1,035 per unit consisting of one $1,000
The offering price was
or
of the
and sold at
m-m
at
V
1937.
This ratio then declines by one share of com¬
each year until June 30, 1943, when it becomes stationary
June 30,
mon
three shares for each share of
redeemed.
v:■
preferred until the latter is
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MONTHLY
REVIEW
$1,392,840 Allied Kid Co.—New financing in the form of an offering of
Changes in dividend declarations in March are numerous
and are for the most part of a favorable nature.
The follow¬
ing list, divided into two sections, namely "Favorable
Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes," gives the more im¬
portant of the changes:
1,275,000 Rustless Iron & Steel Corp.—Public offering by means of a
prospectus was made March 4 of 25,000 shares of $2.50 cumu¬
lative convertible preferred stock (no par) by W. E. Hutton
& Co. at $51 a share.
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■
1,125,000 Air
Devices
Corp.,
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co.—Dividend of 50$. a
no par common stock, payable March 31; this compares
of 50c. and a regular quarterly dividend of 37 He. paid on
for
the corporation was
'
announced March 19 in the offering by
J. A. Sisto & Co. of 300,000 shares of ($1 par) common stock
of a total of 800,000 shares covered by the registration state¬
ment.
The shares, which were offered by means of a prospectus, and priced at $3.75 each, have been sold and the books
closed.
The present
authorized capitalization consists of
1,000,000 shares ($1 par) common stock, of which, upon com¬
pletion of this financing, there will be outstanding 400,000
1
(
the regular quarterly dividend of
financing.
dividend of like amount
50c.
M.
Higbie
•
stock increased from
no par common
share, payable April 15.
a
a share on the
par capital stock, payable March 31; this compares with $1.75 paid
Dec. 23, last, and dividends of 75c. each three months from Sept. 30,
1935, to and including Sept. 30, last.
Agricultural Chemical Co.—Dividend of $1
on
American
Discount Co*
increased from 45c.
American District
on the no par common stock
share, payable April 1.
(Ga.)—Dividend
share to 50c.
a
a
Telegraph Co.—Dividend
on the common
creased from $1 a share to $1.25 a share, payable March 20.
American Enka
Corp.—Interim dividend of 75c.
stock in¬
share was paid March
a
on the no par common stock and compares with a quarterly of 25c.
share paid on Dec. 15, last, together with an extra of $3.50 a share.
15
a
American
Re-Insurance
Co.—Directors
100%, payable April 1.
declared
Associated Breweries of
dividend
stock
a
of
T
,
Ashland Oil & Refining Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of
on the 5% preferred stock was paid on March
15, last.
$1.25
a
share
the common stock
increased from 15c. a share to 20c. a share, payable March 31.
Atlantic Coast Fisheries Co.—Dividend on common resumed by declaration of 35c. a share, payable April 15.
This represents the first dividend
to be paid on this stock since June, 1930.
headed by
Co., Inc., New York, and including Carlton
Corp. and Alison & Co., Detroit, offered on
$16.75 per share, 57,430 shares of common stock
group
F. Eberstadt &
March 11 at
the
on
shalre and a regular semi-annual
stock, both payable May 20.
a
common
no
:
_
share to 75c.
a
the
on
Arlington Mills—Dividend
American
,
,
Argo Oil Corp.—Extra dividend of 10c.
stock did not constitute new
Rubber Corp.—An underwriting
Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the no par
stock, payable April 1; this compares with a special dividend
15, last, and a regular quarterly of 15c. paid on
common
1,030,000 Eason Oil Co.—Public offering was made March 29 by Lyon,
Pruyn & Co. and Stemmler & Co. of New York of 40,000 shares
of $1.50 cumulative convertible preferred stock ($20 par) and
136,000 shares ($1 par) common stock, by means of a pros¬
pectus.
The initial offering price of the preferred stock was
$25.75 per share, while the common shares were priced at the
961,953 Hewitt
a share in addition to
share on the common stock, both
a
of 30c. paid on Dec.
Oct. 1, last.
1,091,580 Pennsylvania-Central Airlines Corp.—The first public
financing for the corporation, which last fall acquired all of
the assets and consolidated the operations of Central Airlines,
Inc., and Pennsylvania Airlines & Transport Co., airmail con¬
tractors between Washington and Detroit and Detroit and
Milwaukee, respectively, was announed March 22.
The
present offering consisted of 103,960 shares of capital stock and
was made by Carl M. Loeb & Co. and Cohu Brothers by means
of a prospectus.
The shares were priced at $10.50 each.
common
10c.
Aluminum Goods
'
The sale of the
share on the
with an extra
Dec. 24, last.
payable April 15.
1,125,000 Mercantile Credit Corp. of New Orleans, La.—Eli T. Watf
son & Co., Inc., made public offering March 18, by means o
a
prospectus, of 300,000 shares ($1 par) capital stock of a
total of 650,000 shares covered by the registration statement
filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The
offering was priced at $3.75 per share.
market.
stock in¬
& Gas Co.—Extra dividend of lc.
AU-Penn Oil
The company has no funded debt.
shares.
<
CHANGES
FAVORABLE
Administered Fund Second, Inc.—Dividend on the common
creased from 10c. a share to 18c. a share, payable April 20.
V
Chicago—Initial public financing
CHANGES IN MARCH
DIVIDEND
77,380 shares of common stock by a syndicate headed by
& Curtis, Childs, Jeffries & Thorndike, Inc., and
Mitchum, Tully & Co. was announced March 11.
The stock,
which was offered at $18 per share, represents part of a total
new issue of 300,000 shares ($5 par) common stock authorized
by a corporate amendment on Feb. 5, 1937, of which total
270,000 shares are to be used for the purpose of retiring all of
the company's other securities now outstanding.
Jackson
Canada, Ltd.—Dividend
on
Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc.—Directors declared a dividend of $5 a share
on the prior A stock, consisting of $4 in notes of the company, and $1
in cash, all payable April 10.
This covers the accumulations, amounting
to $5 a share, for the dividends to and including the Aug. 1, 1936, divi¬
dend (leaving accumulations of $1.25 a share for the Nov. 1, 1936,
dividend and $1.25 a share for the Feb. 1, 1937, dividend).
937,500 Bender Body Co.. Cleveland—William J. Mericka & Co.,
Inc., of Cleveland and New York, and Carlton M. Higbie
Corp. of Detroit on March 16 offered publicly, by means of a
prospectus, 75,000 shares ($5 par) common stock of the com¬
pany at $12.50 per share.
1
,
Automobile Finance Co.—Extra dividend of 5c.
815,282 Samson United Corp.—Public offering of 130,445 shares of
common stock ($1 par) was made March 9 by Tobey & Co.»
New York, and Hincks Bros. & Co., Inc., Bridgeport, Conn*
The shares were initially priced at $6.25.
Of the 130,445
shares, 110,000 shares were offered for the account of the
corporation and 20,445 shares for the account of present
the regular quarterly dividend
both payable April 15.
-
Beneficial
increased from 45c.
Proceeds of the 110,000 shares for account of corporation, after
payment of bank loans and current indebtedness, will be used
&
Co.
and
Jackson
quarterly of 10c.
April 15.
as
a
speculation.
&
shares
of
common
or
class
A
common
stock
held
payable April 1.
;
1947 incl.,
a
of from
wfl
2,850,000 Allegheny County, Pa., road and building bonds sold
privately to Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., of New York, and
associates, as 2%8, at a price of par. Due annually from 1938
to 1967 incl.
Priced to investors to yield from 1% to 275%,
according to maturity.
The county was unsuccessful in an
effort to receive
a
bid
on
an
all
or
none
basis for
a
total of
$5,500,000 bonds which were originally proposed for sale.
the bonds was then arranged.
Sale
of part of
1,806,000 Essex County, N. J., bonds awarded to an account managed
by Phelps, Fenn & Co. of New York, as 3Ms, at a price of
101.66.
Due serially from 1938 to 1977 incl.
1,600,000 Boston, Mass., bonds were awarded to a syndicate headed by
Haisey, Stuart & Co., Inc. of New York, as 2Ms, and 3s, at a
price of 100.006. The sale comprised a number of issues, due
serially from > 1938 to 1957 incl. Bankers reoffered the liens at
prices to yield from 0.90% to 2.90%, according to date of
maturity.
1,489,000 Seattle,
Wash., 3M% municipal light and
(F.)
revenue
bonds sold privately to a syndicate headed by the BancamericaBlair Corp., New York City.
Due serially from 1943 to 1953
incl.
Reoffered at prices to yield from 3M% to 4.10%, ac¬
cording to maturity.
*
1,080,000 Madison County, Iowa, primary road refunding bonds
purchased by the Iowa-Des Moines National Bank & Trust
Co. of Des Moines, and associates, a3 2^8, at a price of
100.629, a basis of about 2.37%.
from 1938 to 1947 incl.
share to 45c.
regular quarterly of 20c.
a
a
on
the class A stock of
share, payable April 15.
share was paid.
a
Burkart Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 60c.
Canada
Iron
Foundries,
a
Ltd.—Dividend
share
preferredstock increased from $1.50
a
the new common
on
with 50c.
a
share paid
6%
non-cumulative
share to $2.50 a share, payable
on
the
April
Canadian Bronze Cc*.,
increased from 25c.
'
Canadian
a
Ltd.—Dividend on the no par common stock
share to 37Mc. a share, payable May 1.
Canners, Ltd.—Initial quarterly dividend of 25c.
a
share on
1
the 5 % preferred stock, payable April 1.
Canadian General Electric Co., Ltd.—Dividend
increased from $1.25
a
on
the
common
the 5% preferred
stock
share to $1.50 a share, payable April 1.
(Philip) Carey Mfg. Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.25
a
share
on
stock, payable March 31.
Celanese
Corp. of America—Dividend of 75c. a share on the ^common
stock for the quarter ending March 31, 1937, payable April 1.
•
Century Electric Co.—Dividend of $1 a share was paid March 31 on the
common stock.
This compared with $3 paid on Dec. 21, last, and 50c.
each a share on Oct. 15 and July 15,1936.
Clark Controller Co.—Dividend of 50c.
payable March 18.
<
Colorado Fuel
March
& Iron
31, last,
on
the
a
share
on
the
new common
Corp.—Special dividend of $1
common
a
stock,
share was paid
stock.
Commonwealth Investment Co.—Dividend of 5c. a share on the $1 par
common stock, payable
May 1.
This compares with disbursements of
4c. a share made
share and
a
on
Feb. 1, last, and each previous quarter.
Investment
Management Co.—Extra dividend of 5c. a
a share on the common stock, both payable
dividend of 10c.
April 5.
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Consolidated Bakeries of
no
Canada,
Ltd.—Quarterly dividend
par common stock increased from 20c.
a
share to 25c.
a
on
the
share, payable
April 15.
Consolidated Car
lar
Heating Co.—Extra dividend of $2
quarterly of $1.50
a
share
on
T'
1,000,000 Hartford, Conn., 1H% refunding bonds sold to Estabrook &
Co. of Boston, and.Putnam & Co. of Hartford, jointly, at a
price of 98.549, a basis of about 2.03%. Due $100,000 annually
Ltd.—Dividend
a
stock of $1 par, payable April 1.
This compares
on Jan. 1. last, and on Oct.
1,1936.
Connecticut
power
share to $1.60 a share, payable
Investing Co., lncv—*Dividend of 25c. a share on the
at which time
yield basis
a
Bulova Watch Co.—Dividend of $2.50 a share was paid on the common
stock on March 23, last, and was the first distributed since Sept. 1,1931,
N. Y., various
2.885%.
Publicly offered on
1.25% to 3%, according to maturity.
$1.25
capital stock, payable April 1. This compares with $1.65 paid on Dec. 18,
last, and a regular quarterly of 20c. a share paid from Jan. 3, 1933 to
and including Oct. 1, last.
15,000,000 New York (State of) grade crossing elimination bonds sold
to an account composed of the Bank of The Manhattan Co.;
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. and Speyer & Co., all of New
York, as 3s, at a price of 101.07, a basis of about 2.9578%.
Due $300,000 annually from 1938 to 1987 incl.
Reoffered at
prices to yield from 1% to 3%, according to maturity.
1938 to
4:;:^;
Jan. 2, last.
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
about
share on the common stock,
Dec.* 21, last and was the
on
1
Broad Street
York and associates, as 2.90s, at a price of 100.077, a basis of
a
paid
Co., Ltd.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the no par
capital stock, payable in Oanadian funds on April 1. An extra dividend
of 20c. in addition to a regular quarterly of like amount was paid on
British Columbia Power Corp.,
no par value increased from 40c.
540,625 American Discount Co. of Georgia—Courts & Co.; The
Equitable Co., and Clement A. Evans & Co., Atlanta, Ga.,
recently offered 12,500 snares of $2 cumulative (no par)
preferred stock, series A, at $43.25 and dividends.
from
stock increased from
April 1.
^
purposes bonds, due serially
awarded to Lehman Bros, of New
was
this issue since 1930.
on
British American Oil
598,000 Tappan Stove Co.—Offering was made March 12 at $13 a
share of 46,000 shares of capital stock by a group headed by
Mitchell, Herrick & Co. and including McDonald-Coolidge
3,250,000 Erie County,
A dividend of $1
Bristol Brass Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a regular quar~
terly of 50c. a share, both payable March 15 on the $25 par, com. stock*
British American Assurance Co.—Semi-annual dividend on the $25 par
at
common
Co.
both payable
stock,
common
par
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Quarterly dividend on the common
stock increased from 15c. a share to 20c. a share, payable April 1.
stock at $12.75 a share.
&
no
,
Brillo
$3.00 per share.
-
the
on
'
.
first disbursement made
697,104 Aetna
Ball Bearing Mfg. Co., Chicago—Carlton M.
Higbie Corp. of Detroit and Bawson Lizars & Co. of Chicago
made public offering March 24 of 54,675 shares of common
'
share
a
&
Bridgeport Machine Co.—Dividend of 25c.
<
700,000 Mar-Tex Oil Co.—Offering was made March 3 by means of a
prospectus of 200,000 shares of class A (non-voting) common
stock ($1 par).
The stock was offered as a speculation at
$3.50 per share by L. S. Carter & Co., Inc.. and Gillet & Co.,
Inc.
Stockholders at the time of the offering were given the
prior right to subscribe for two shares of this stock for each
three
stock increased
Distillers of
Vancouver, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 10c. a
share and a dividend of 40c. a share on the new common stock of $5 par,
both payable May 20, next.
Curtis on March 8 offered 30,000 shares of $1.50 cumulative
convertible class A stock at $25 and divs.
The stock was
offered
stock
Bralorne Mines, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share in addition to a
Brewers
Co.—Gronberry
a
the common stock,
the common
share, payable April 30.
on
Laughlin, Inc.—Dividend on the $5 par common
from 37 He. a share to 50c. a share, payable March 31.
Upon completion of present financing, company will have out¬
standing 200,010 shares of common stock, constituting its
entire capital structure.
The company has no funded debt.
Wagon
Corp.—Dividend
share to 50c.
share in addition to
a
on
Bliss &
for new capital purposes, including plant expansion, increased
inventory and working capital.
750,000 Covered
a
Loan
share
a
Blow-Knox Co.—Interim dividend of 20c. a share on the no par common
stock, payable April 15.
This compares with 35c. paid on Dec. 18, last,
and 15c. on Oct. 30, last.
.
stockholders.
>'•
Industrial
of 10c.
Credit
from
De
Utility
18?ic.
a
share to 25c.
a
share and
a regu¬
share, payable April 10 next.
Long Hook & Eye Co.—Special dividend of $1.50
lar
a
the common stock, both payable April 15.
Banking Corp.—Regular quarterly dividend increased
quarterly dividend of $1.25
respectively.
a
a share and a regu¬
share, payable March 8 and April 1,
MONTHLY
April, 1937]
Denver Union Stock Yards Co.—Dividend of 75c.
a share on the no par
stock, payable April 1.
A disbursement of $2.50 a share was
Dec. 21 last and one of 50c. a share on Oct. 1, 1936 and each
quarter previously.
common
made
on
Diamond T Motor Car Co.—Initial dividend of 25c.
mon
share on the com¬
Dobeckmun Co.—Initial dividend of 35c.
a
share
the common stock,
share on the class
a
A
value were paid on March 31 last.
This
of 12Hc. a share and regular quarterlies of
the above issues previously.
no
like amount paid on
Fairmont Creamery Co. (Del.)—Initial quarterly dividend of
share on the 4H % preferred stock, par $100, payable April 1.
$1.12)4 a
Inc.—Dividend on the common stock
share to 25c. a share, payable April 1.
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops,
increased from 12Hc. a
Fedders Mfg.
Co., Inc.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on the larger
outstanding, payable April 1.'
amount of common stock now
Federal Mining & Smelting Co.—Dividend of
*
of
$69.75 a share on account
on the
7% cumulative preferred stock, par $100,
This dividend clears up all arrearages on the preferred
accumulations
payable April 10.
up to and including Feb; 28, 1937.
Gamewell Co.—Dividend of $6 a share on account of accumulations on the
$6 cumulative preferred stock of no par value, payable April 7.
This
dividend will be the first since Sept. 15, 1934 and covers the quarterly
dividends due Dec. 15, 1934 and March 15, June 15, and Sept. 15,1935.
Gardner-Denver Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
quarterly of 50c. a share on the common stock, both payable April 20.
General
Candy Corp.—Dividend on the class A stock increased from
a share, payable March 20.
General Electric Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased
from 25c. a share to 40c. a share, payable April 26.
i
>
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,
15c. a share to 25c.
Fireproofing Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
stock, payable April 1. An extra of 30c. a share and a regular quarterly of
10c. a share were paid on Dec. 24, last. On Oct. 1, 1936 an extra of 10c.
and a quarterly of like amount were both paid on this issue.
General Machinery Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.12 H a share
on the 4H % convertible preferred stock was paid on April 1, last.
General Public Service Corp.—Dividend of $15 a share on the $6 preferred stock and $13.75 a share on the $5.50 preferred stock, both payable
April 1. The above dividends clear up all arrearages on these issues.
■
,
General Shoe Corp.—Dividends on the no par class A and B common
stocks increased from 75c. a share to 85c. a share, payable April 15.
General Time Instruments Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and
a regular quarterly of 25c.
on the no par common stock, both payable
April 1.
Goldblatt Bros., Inc.—Initial dividend of 64.7c. a share on the new*
$2.50 cum. conv. pref. stock of no par value, payable April 1.
Dividend
on common stock increased from 37Hc. a share to 60c. a share and bedue
on same
date.
.
payable
Greenwich Gas Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of 31 He. a share on the
$1.25 participating preferred stock, payable April 1
Investment Trust—Dividends on the convertible and nonconvertible preferred stocks of no par value were increased from 45c. a
share to 55c. a share and became payable on April 1.
' .M-7;
Guardian
Harbauer Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased from
25c. a share to 30c. a share, payable April 1.
Haskins
March 15, last.
on
•
Manufacturing Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on the no par
stock, payable March 26.
Previously regular quarterly divi¬
a
share were distributed.
Houston (Texas) Natural Gas Corp.—Initial dividends of 25c.
were paid March 31, last, on the common and class A stocks.
Independent
share on the
1
-
,
Pneumatic
common
new
Tool
Co.—Quarterly dividend
stock of
The old common stock which
$4 annual basis.
was
of
value was paid on
recently split two-for-one
no par
share
a
'
62 He. a
March 31
was
on
a
Indiana
Pipe Line Co.—Divided on the capital stock increased from
■,: 20c. a share to 30c. a share, payable May 15.
Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the
,
i
1
f
$2 non-cumulative class A stock/payable April 1.
This will be the first
payment made on the issue since Jan. 2, 1932, when 30c. a share was
distributed.
Industrial
Rayon Corp.—-Dividend of 50c.
share on the
no par capital
i; stock, payable April 1.
An extra dividend of 50C. a share was paid on
Jan. 2, last, and a quarterly of 42c. was distributed on Dec. 24, 1936.
Interlake Steamship Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased
from 25c. a share to 50c. a shafe, payable April 1.
a
-
Investment
Corp. of Philadelphia—Dividend
stock increased from 50c.
a
share to $1
Jenkins Brothers—Dividend
of 25c.
a
on
the
no par
common
share, payable March 15.
share
;
paid on the common
stock on March 30, last, and compares with 50c, extra and a regular
quarterly of similar amount paid on Dec. 19, last.
a
was
(Mead) J ohnson & Co.—Extra dividend of 75c. a snare and a regular
quarterly of like amount on the no par common stock, both payable
April 1.
•
Kelley Island Time & Transport Co.—Dividend of 30c.
share was
This with an extra
a
paid Marcn 31, last on the no par common stock.
of 5c. and a quarterly of 25c. a share distributed on Sept. 30, last.
Kinsey Distilling Co.—Initial quarterly dividends of 20c. a share on the
prior preferred stock and one of 10c. a share on the participating preferred
stock, both payable April 15, next,.
Laclede Steel Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid on the $20 par
k common stock on
r
1936, and 15c.
a
March 30 last and compares with 45c. paid
on
Dec. 26,
share in previous quarters.
Lehman Corp.—Special dividend of $4.25 a share and a regular quarterly
h dividend of 75c. a share on the capital stock, both payable April 7.
Loomis-Sayles Second Fund—Extra dividend of 15c. a share and a quar¬
terly dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock, both payable April 1.
Magor Car Corp.—Dividend of $36.75
share on the 7% preferred stock,
payable April 15, clearing up all back dividends on this issue.
A divi¬
dend of $1
a
a
share on common was also declared, payable May 1.
(R. C.) Mahon Co.—Initial
stock, payable March 15.
dividend of 15c.
a
share
on
the
common
stock increased from 40c.
a
Marion-Reserve Power Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.25
on the $5 preferred stock, payable April 1.
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.,
a
share
Inc.—Interim dividend of 15c. a share on
payable April 15.
A disburse¬
the no par common stock of the company,
of 12Hc. was made on Jan. 15 last and marked the resumption of
by the company.
The last previous payment consisted of
25c. dividend distributed on Oct. 1, 1931.
t,
ment
dividends
a
(Arthur G.) McKee & Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share and a regular
quarterly of 25c. a share on the class B stock, both payable April 1.
Merchants & Manufacturers Securities Co.—Extra dividend of 35c.
a share on the $2 partic. pref. stock, payable March 25.
Merck & Co., Inc.—Quarterly dividend on the common stock increased
from 20c. a share to 25c. a share, payable April 1.
a
share to 50c.
on the new no par common
share, payable April 1.
a
Northern States Power Co. (Minn.)—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.25
a share on the $5
preferred stock, payable April 15.
Old
Colony Insurance Co.—Quarterly dividend of $5 a share on the capital
stock, payable April 1; previously regular quarterlies of $2 a share were
distributed.
O'Sullivan Rubber Co., Inc.—Initial dividend of
37Hc.
a
share on the
6% preferred stock, payable April 1.
Pacific American Fisheries, Inc.—Dividend on the $5 par common
increased from 25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable April 15.
Pacific Tin
of 50c.
a
stock
Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a regular quarterly
share on the common stock, both payable March 25.
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.—Dividend of $1 a share on the common stock,
payable April 1.
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 75c. a share
were distributed and on Jan. 2, last, an extra of 25c. was paid.
Peninsular
clared
Telephone Co.—Three dividends of 40c. a share were de¬
no par common stock, payable April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1,
a share each were paid on Jan. 1, last and
the
on
respectively. Divideds of 25c.
Dec. 24, 1936.
^H
Pickle Crow Gold Mines, Ltd.—Quarterly dividend of 5c. a
share
on
the
stock, payable in Canadian funds on March 21 and one of 10c.
share on the same stock, payable June 30.
common
a
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Dividend of $1
common stock, payable April
1.
a
share
on
the $25
par
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp.—Dividend of 15c. a share on the no par
common stock, payable April
21.
This compares with 40c. paid on
Dec. 21, last, and 12Hc. on Sept. 1, last.
Pressed Metals of America, Inc.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the no par
common
stock, payable Apfil 1; a like amount was paid on Dec. 22, last
He. a share were paid on Oct. 1 and July 1, last.
and dividends of 37
Rainier
Pulp & Paper Co.—Extra dividend of $1
cumul. class A and class B common stocks of no par
April 20.
^
a
share on the $2
value, both payable
k-m
Rath Packing Co,—Stock dividend of 50%
payable in common stock on
April 1 and a regular quarterly cash dividend of 50c. a share, likewise
payable on the same date.
;March 30
in
common
a
share
was
paid
the common stock.
on
7 ;•//,'■;
declared on the common shares, payable
holders of record as of April 20.
■
.
Schiff Co.—Dividend of 50%
shares to
was
Scovill Manufacturing Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share, payable April 1
on the common stock; 75c. a snare was paid on Dec. 21 and Oct. 1, last,
and 25c. each quarter previously.
Seaboard Commercial Corp.—Initial dividend of 19.18c. a share on the
5% cumulative preferred class A stock and an initial dividend of
both payable March 31. The
recently reclassified its stocks and authorized exchange of
present stock for old issues.
v
V
new
20c. a share on Lie new common stock,
company
Securities Acceptance Corp.—Dividend of 20c. a share declared on the
common stock, payable July 1.
A dividend of 15c. a share was paid
April 1, last on this issue.
a regular quarterly of like amount on tne no par common stock, both
payable April 1. An initial quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share on tne
5% convertible preferred stock also becomes due on April 1.
Shasta Water Co.—Extra dividend of 40c. a share and a regular quarterly
of like amount on the no par value common stock, both were payable on
April 1, last.
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share was paid March 15, on the
class A and B common stock, this compares with an extra disbursement of
$1 a share on Dec. 15, last, and a quarterly or 25c. and 10c. extra on
Oct. 15, last.
Silver King Coalition Mines Co.—Dividend on the $5 par, capital
stock increased from 15c. a share to 25c. a snare, payable April 1.
and
^
(L. C.) Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc.—Extra dividend of 12 He. a
share and a quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the common stodk, Doth
payable April 1.
Southern Fire Insurance Co. (Durham, N. C.)—Dividend on the capital
stock increased from 40c. a share to 60c. a share, payable March 30.
Southland
Royalty Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the $5 par, common
stock, payable March 20; this compares with 5c. a share paid on Dec.
31,last.
Superheater Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from 12Hc.
a share to 25c. a share, payable April 15.
(L. S.) Starrett Co.—Extra dividend of 40c. a share and a regular quarterly
of 35c. a share on the no par common stock, both payable March 30.
i
Stokely Bros. & Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a regular quar¬
terly of 25c. a share on the common stock, both payable April 1.
Pre¬
viously regular quarterly dividends of 20c. a share were distributed.
Thompson Products, Inc.—Dividend of 40c. a share on the no par com¬
mon stock, payable April 1.
On Dec. 15, last, 90c. a share was paid and
30c. a share on Oct. 1, and July 1, 1936.
;
Tilo Roofing Co.. Inc.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the $1 par common
stock, payable April 1; this compares with an extra of 12He. a share
and
a
regular quarterly of 12 He. a share, both distributed on Dec. 21, last.
Title Insurance & Trust Co. (Los
a
Angeles)—Dividend of 75c.
the common stock, payable April 1.
on
a share
An extra dividend of 50c. and
regular quarterly of like amount were paid on Jan. 2, last.
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.—Dividend of 50c. a share was paid
March 31 on the common stock; $1 a share was paid on Dec. 11, and on
Oct. 23, last, the latter being the Initial payment on this stock.
United
Carbon Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased
share, payable April 1.
*
from 75c. a share to $1 a
,
United Distillers of Canada,
the ordinary
Ltd.—Initial dividend of 10c.
stock, payable April 15.
a
share
on
Camp Milk Co—Special dividend of 50c. a share was paid March
27 on the common stock.
Van
Kamps Holland Dutch Bakers, Inc.—Extra dividend of 25c.
quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock,
paid on March 31 last.
A regular dividend of 12He. a share was
paid on Dec. 15 last.
•' 7/77"-
Van de
a
share oh the common stock,
payable April 1.
This compares with $13 a share paid on Dec. 23 last
and $6.25 on Nov. 2 last and in each quarter previously.
Mahoning Coal RR.—Dividend of $7.50
of 20c. a
Securities Investment Co. of St. Louis—Extra dividend of 50c. a share
-
common
dends of 50c.
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•
Niagara Wire Weaving Co., Ltd.—Dividend
Halifax Fire Insurance Co. (Nova Scotia)—Dividend on the common
stock increased from 45c. a share to 50c. a share, payable July 2.
Regular
payments at the former rate have been made each six months previously.
Hickok Oil Corp.—Extra dividend of 75c. a share and a regular semi¬
annual dividend of 50c. a share on the class A common stock, both were
the capital stock,
May 10.
San-Nap-Pak Mfg. Co., Inc.—Initial dividend of 10c.
Great Northern Lumber Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share in addition,
to a dividend of $1 a share on the common stock, both payable April 1.
payable
Oct. 15, 1936 and each quarter previously.
New York Merchandise Co., Inc.—Initial quarterly dividend
share on the new $10 par common shares, payable May 1.
I
comes
on
New Jersey Zinc Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share on
i
>
share
National Pumps Corp.-—Initial dividend of 13 He. a share on the 5H%
cumulative convertible preferred stock, payable April 1.
.
General
a
Naval Stores Investment Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased
from 20c. a share to 24c. a share and became due on March 1 last.
par
compares with extra dividends
a Bhare on the $40 par com¬
This compares with 68c. paid on Jan. 15
Telegraph Co.—Dividend of 80c.
stock, payable April 15.
last and 80c.
on
Easy Washing Machine Corp.—Dividends of 25c.
stocks of
mon
;
$1, payable April 15.
common
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.—Initial dividends of $1.50 a share on the
6% preferred stock and $1.25 a share on the 5% preferred stock, both
payable April 1.
v/.
share on the common
a
Eagle Fire Insurance Co. of N. J.—Extra dividend of 5c. a share and a
dividend of 10c. a share on the capital stock, both payable March 31.
and B
Miller Wholesale Drug Co.—Dividends resumed on the common stock by
declaration of 12Hc. a share, payable April 1.
This will be the first
distribution made since July 1,1931, at which time 40c. a share was paid.
Montreal
Divco-Twin Truck Co.—Initial dividend of 10c.
stock, payable April 5.
^
par
a
stock, payable April 1 next.
13
REVIEW
share and a
both
Viau Limited—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share was paid on the
5 % preferred stock of $100 par value on April 14
Water bury Farrell Foundry & Machine Co.—Dividend on the common
stock increased from 25c. a share to 37He. a share and became payable
on
April 1.
■
„
Weinberger Drug Stores, Inc.—Dividend on the no par common stock
increased from 30c. a share to 40c. a share, payable April 1.
Assurance Co.—Semi-annual dividend of $1.20 a share on
capital stock, payable April 1; this compares with semi-annual pay¬
in 19361
Western
the
ments of $1 a share made
Western Grocer Co.
(Iowa)—Dividend of 35c.
a
share on the common
stock, payable April 10.
This compares with 30c. paid on Dec. 10 last
and 25c. on Aug. 20 and Jan. 20,1936, the latter being the initial payment
on
the issue.
7.77
.'.v.--:.
14
MONTHLY
Western Pipe & Steel Corp.—Quarterly dividend on the $10 par common
stock increased from 37 Mc. a share to 50c. a share and became payable
plants, operations of the company were brought to a dead
stop.
The strike wave swept over the Hudson and Reo
factories, too, and brought forced layoffs in Briggs and other
factories as well.
The abrupt decline in stock prices co¬
incided with the calling of the Chrysler strike.
>
The second stage of the decline in the stock market in
March followed hard on the public statement made
on
March 15 by Marriner S. Eccles, Chairman of the Board of
Governors of the Federal Reserve System, in which he, in
effect, advocated more rather than less Government inter¬
vention in business as a means of heading off the rise in
March 30.
on
West
Michigan Steel Foundry Co.—Dividend on the common
increased from 16J^c. a share to 20c. a share on March 29 last.
stock
West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co.—Dividend on the common stock in¬
creased from 10c. a share to 20c. a share and becomes payable on April 1.
Wolverine
paid
on
Natural
the
Gas
common
Corp.—Initial
stock
on
dividend
of
lc.
a
share
was
March 5 last.
Wolverine Tube Co.—Dividend of 20c.
share on the
$2 par common
stock, payable April 1.
An extra dividend of 10c. a share in addition to
a dividend of like amount was paid on this issue on Dec. 21, 1936.
'
a
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Dividend of 75c.
a
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share on the com¬
mon stock, payable April 1.
This will be the first dividend paid since
July 1, 1931, when 50c. a share was distributed.
Mr. Eccles said that the remedy for an unjustified
prices was to be found "in vigorous Government
intervention with all the powers at its command to deal
directly with the causes that might endanger the progress
prices.
UNFAVORABLE
rise
CHANGES!
Ax ton
Fisher Tobacco Co.—No action taken on the first quarterly
dividends of the company's class A and B common and preferred stocks.
Regular quarterly payments of $1.50 on preferred, 80c.
on class B were made on Dec. 31, 1936.
A and
on class
of
40c.
Coleman
Lamp & Stove Co.—Dividend of 25c.
Electric
Household Utilities Corp.—Dividend normally disbursed in
April will be omitted.
Dividends of 25c. a share have been paid each
quarter for some time; the last payment made was on Jan. 25 last.
The
stock has not been on a regular basis.
Fiberloid Corp.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the no par common stock.
Sayable April 1. This compares with $2.50 paid on Dec. 21, last, and
2 on July 1 and $1.50 on April 1, 1936.
Hackensack Water Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock,
payable April 1, next.
Previously semi-annual dividends of 75c. a share
were paid on June 1 and Dec. 1.
'
^
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co., St. Louis—Dividend
12Hc.
a
on the
share, pay¬
-
(F. & R.) Lazarus Co.—Dividend of 25c.
stock, payable March 25.
This
and 30c. on Sept. 25, 1936.
a
share
compares with
on
Plymouth County Electric Co.—Dividend of 65c.
par,
common
share
were
stock
was
distributed
paid
on
the
80c. paid
no par common
on
Jan. 25, last,
on the $25
March 31, last.
Dividends of 80c. a
1936 and $1 on Sept. 30, 1936.
on
a
share
Dec. 26,
Save rs & Scovill Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock,
$100 par, payable April 1.
This compares with $1.50 on Oct. 1, last,
and $1 on July 1 and April 1, 1936.
South West Pennsylvania Pipe Lines—Dividend of 50c. a share on the
common stock, payable April 1; this
compares with $1 paid on Dec. 28
and Oct. 1, last.
'Mik'i
.
Stecher Traungr Lithograph Corp.'—Dividend of 50c. a share was paid
March 31, on the no par common stock.
This compares with $1 extra
and a dividend of $1.50 paid on this issue on Dec. 31. last.
•
Taylor-Colquitt Co.—Dividend
on the no par common stock decrease^
from $1 a share to 50c. a share and become payable on March 31, last.
COURSE OF THE STOCK MARKET DURING MARCH, 1937
"
The stock market started off in March
as
though it
about to reassert the forward trend after indecisive
wa t
move¬
in
ments
January and February. But the rise in prices
could not endure beyond the first week, and in the second
and third weeks prices slid downward with a
rapidity not
frequently seen in the last few years. A greater degree of
stability was attained in the concluding week of the month,
but only a small part of the losses could be recovered.
At the
close of the month the index of 50 stocks
New
York
"Times"
compiled by the
points.
The
6.87, points under the month's
showed
a
loss
of
1.16
closing level, however, was
high.
Trading volume was almost identical with the February
total, for it amounted to 50,346,280 shares, compared with
50,248,010 shares in February and compared with 51,016,548
shares in March, 1936.
Price weakness in the stock market
confined to the industrial issues, for railroad stocks, on
was
the average, were able to show a gain for the month.
all of the industrials, however, lost ground.
As in
enduring recovery." The fears which Mr.
openly voiced of a price inflation depressed the
market, and the proposals he offered for curing the
condition affected the stock market adversely.
For it looked
to Wall Street, already sorely worried over the President's
Supreme Court proposal, as though the Administration was
about to redouble its efforts to manage the nation's economy.
In some directions the recovery in business was on the
point of reaching boom proportions. Most especially was
the steel industry enjoying active business.
As March closed
steel production, according to the American Iron & Steel
Institute, was at 90.7%, the highest rate since August, 1929,
when the rate was 95.3%.
Because of the larger capacity
now installed, however, output was at the average weekly
rate of 1,187,900 tons, compared with a weekly average of
1,114,900 tons in August, 1929.
On the basis of the quantity
of steel produced, only in May, 1929, was the industry's
output at a higher level than at the close of March, and the
margin between the earlier year and the present was only
5,400 tons.
* ■
*
As to the fluctuations in individual stocks, United States
Steel was at its lowest March 1 at 110% and at its highest
March 11 at 126%, with the close March 31 at 121%.
Steel
preferred was at its highest March 10 at 149 and at its
lowest March 20 at 144, with the close March 31 at 145%.
American Tel. & Tel. dropped down from 180% March 2 to
168% March 22, with the close March 31 at 171%.
Amer¬
ican Can moved up from 105% March 1 to 113 March 10,
with the close March 31 at 108%.
General Electric fell
so
bond
Discount Corp. of N. Y.—Dividend on the common stock decreased from
$3 a share to $1.50 a share, payable April 1.
par common stock reduced from 25c. a share to
able April 15.
stable and
a
Eccles
share on the no par
common stock,
payable April 15.
This compares with 50c. paid on
Dec. 21, last, Oct. 15, and April 15. 1936.
a
no
in
-
down from 62% March 5 to 54% March 22, with the close
March 31 at 58%.
Allied Chemical & Dye rose from 233
March 1 to 258% March 9, with the close March 31 at 245.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. fell from 157% March 4 to 135%
March 22, with the close March 31 at 143%.
Consolidated
Edison Co. of N» Y, was at its highest March 8 at 43% and
at its lowest March 22 at 39%, with the close March 31 at
40%.
In the railroad list, New York Central was at its
lowest March 1 at 44% and at its highest March 17 at 55%,
with the close March 31 at 51%.
Delaware & Hudson rose
from
48%
March
31
March
1
145%.
1
March
at
to
52%.
148%
to 58% March 17,. with
Union Pacific moved up
the close
from 132
March 16, with the close March 31 at
was at its lowest March 1 at 54%
Southern Pacific
and at its highest March 11 at 65%, with the close March 31
at 61%.
Baltimore & Ohio rose from 27% March 1 to 40%
March 17, with the close March 31 at 38%.
Chesapeake &
Ohio fell from 68%-March 3
to 57%
March 27, with the
close March 31 at 59%.
Southern Railway was at its lowest
February, ■ March 1 at 31% and at its highest March 17 at 43%, with
the feature of the stock market was the
the close March 31 at 41%.
strength and per¬
sistence of the demand for steel
Pronounced recessions in bond values were the rule the
equities, with the next great¬
est favor shown for the oils,
closely followed by the copper better part of March and were induced
Not
stocks.
Virtually all of the other industrial stock groupings
equipments sharply so.
The utility
shares sagged noticeably, though their output continued at
the highest levels on record, and the motor
stocks, still beset
by labor difficulties, were lower.
In the securities markets, the focal
point of interest rather
were
lower—the railroad
shifted in March from stocks to bonds.
The long-awaited
decline in Government securities got under
way in
earnest.
The weakness became acute on March
12, and
from then on to the end of the month the rallies lacked the
severe
vigor of the declines.
Bond trading greatly expanded, with
Government securities in the lead.
Total turnover in bonds
on the New York Stock
Exchange amounted to $422,794,000
rise in
material and finished goods prices
might reach
inflationary proportions.
The talk of inflation, coupled with
the increase in member bank reserve
requirements on March 1
and
a
raw
hardening of short term
money market rates, would
readily enough for the softness of bond prices.
That stocks sought lower levels along with bonds was ex¬
plainable only on the ground that the epidemic of sit-down
strikes over the country, and the Administration's attitude
thereto, created considerable uneasiness in the minds of
investors.
In the midst of negotiations between
Chrysler
account
executives and C. I. O. officials at Detroit
strike
on
March 8, a
suddenly called at the Chrysler plants and there¬
after, even though the sit-down strikers later evacuated the
was
United
States
government
on
at the close.
Bonds of domestic
corporations, Irrespective
of grade, came within the scope of the market's weakness
and suffered a setback of more than two points from their
January highs, the best levels attained in many years.
In the following table we show, as
usual, the fluctuations
for the month in the different issues of United States
gov¬
ernment obligations, and a considerable
number,
likewise, of
domestic corporate and foreign government 'bond
prices:
First
Government Bonds
value,
an increase in the month of $137,335,000, for
largest month's bond trading since January, 1936.
Dealings in Government bonds totaled $125,133,000, the
largest volume since September, 1934.
The slump in stocks after the first week took
place in the
face of exceptionally good business statistics and of
public
confession at Washington of Administration fears that the
par
the
by sharp declines
obligations, which approxi¬
the average 3% points.
Late in the month a mild
market rally occurred, only to be canceled by further losses
in
mated
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Range During March,
1937
Sale
Mar. 1
Last
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Mar.
31
4J^s
334s
.1947-1952
119.19
114.26 Mar.
119 19 Mar.
114.30
.1943-1945
108.11
105.4
4s
.1944-1954
114.9 §
110.16 Mar.
108 11 Mar.
114 10 Mar.
334 s
3%b
110.24
.1946-1956
112.29
108.24 Mar.
112 29 Mar.
108.24
.1943-1947
108.31
Mar.
105.6
105.28 Mar.
108 ,31 Mar.
3s
.1951-1955
106.27
102.4
106 27 Mar.
3s
102.8
.1946-1948
107.6
103.12 Mar.
107 6
103.12
3%s..
3%s.-.
334s
334s.
334s
334s
234s
234s
234s
234s
234s
234 s
.1940-1943
105.16 Mar.
106 29 Mar.
105.20
Fed'l Farm Mtge
3s..,
...
105.28
107*29
105.27 Mar.
.1946-1949
107.31
103.25 Mar.
107 ,29 Mar.
108
Mar.
103.26
103.24 Mar.
107 31 Mar.
103.24
105.26
105.27
1941
107*23
105.26 Mar.
107 .23 Mar.
.1944-1946
108.11
105.1
Mar.
108 11 Mar.
108.5
-1955-1960
104.23
100.8
Mar.
104 ,28 Mar.
100.10
1945-1947
105.12
101.28 Mar.
105 15 Mar.
101.22
1948-1951
104.1
99.30 Mar.
104 1
Mar.
99.31
-1951-1954
103.14
99.12 Mar.
103 .14 Mar.
99.13
1956-1959
103.14
99.7
Mar.
103 14 Mar.
.1949-1953
101.14
97.28 Mar.
101 ,14 Mar.
334s .1944-1964
105.23
102.0
Mar.
99.10
97.28
105 25 Mar.
102.9
1944-1949
105.2
101.13 Mar.
105 ,4
Mar.
101.13
.1942-1947
105.3
102.14 Mar.
105 .7
Mar.
102.14
103.31
100.23 Mar.
103 .31 Mar.
100.24
100.28
.1. .1942-1947
Home Owners' L'n 3s
234 s series B
234s series G
Mar.
.1941-1945
.1949-1952
3s
2348---.
Mar.
A 1952
104.21
100.26 Mar.
104 23 Mar.
.1939-1949
102.18
99.24 Mar.
102 20 Mar.
99.24
-1941-1944
102.15
99.18 Mar.
102 .15 Mar.
99.21
ser
MONTHLY 'REVIEW
April, 1937]
Bonds
Price
Price
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s. 1944
Amer & Foreign Power 6s
2030
Atch Top & S Fe gen 4s
1995
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold 48.1948
Convertible
1960
4%s
ser
A-C.1967
Brooklyn Union Elev 5s
1950
-.1992
1947
Bost & Maine 1st 5s
Ches & Ohio gen 4%s
Chesapeake Corp 5s
ioo%
84
4^s series A
1949
4%s series E—1977
Erie ret & lmpt 5s ol 1927—1967
Great Northern gen 4%s
1977
C C C & St L
m
iK
131
112%
8
87
Mar.
3
109
Mar.
2
118%
Mar.
156
Mar.
8
30% Mar.
21% Mar.
91% Mar.
82% Mar.
35
99
46
52
Mar.
Pennsylvania RR deb 4%s-_1970
103%
101% Mar.
98% Mar.
113% Mar.
98""
(94% Mar.
Pitts C C & St L 5s ser A
1970
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
1939
Western Maryland 1st 4s
1952
103%
Range
Mar.
Argentine ext'l 4%s
.—1971
Australia 5s of 1925
...1955
Mar.
5
Mar.
6
2
1
5
4
3
6
2...
1
94
Mar.
3
1
ppicp:?
1:P
64
Mar.
4___
Mar.
5—
Mar.
Mar.
6...
Mar.
8...
1
Mar.
9...
1
3l""
Mar. 10—
1
1
103%
101%
115%
96%
Mar. 11...
1
12...
1
102
Mar. 15—
1
1
Mar.
1
1
128%
90%
Mar.
Mar. 16
Mar.
Mar.
2
106% Mar.
3
Mar.
1
Mar. 19 102
Mar. 11
111
Mar. 11 113
117
Mar. 24 121
......1965
Queensland (State) ext 7s_—1941
1952
Zl
Mar. 30
122% Mar. 6 125% Mar.
29% Mar. 27 33% Mar.
1
2
30
Mar.
1
24
101% Mar. 20 103% Mar.
Mar.
110% Mar. 18 113
Mar.
72% Mar. 30 81
2
1937
Stock sales—Number of shares.
Bond sales (par
-
13,040,000
-
$
value)—
Domestic
............
Foreign Government
-
Foreign corporate—..—..—
Jan. 1 to March
14,275,587
$
48,410,000
1,039,000
1,044,000
74,814,000
50,493,000
77,756,000
1,705,000
1,237,000
,
3
54,765,737
$
Foreign Government
Foreign corporate.
-
4,020,000
4,583,000
-
—
5,892,000
3,465,000
—
22—
Mar.
23—
1
Mar.
24...
PUP
l
l
Mar. 25...
Mar. 26...
1
1
Mar.
27—
1
l
Mar.
28...
Mar.
29—
1
1
Mar.
30—
1
1
i
l
Mar. 31—
1
1
i
Saturday
Sunday
:
1934
6,398,750
%
88,629,000
1,621,000
95,717,000
985,000
2,702,000
3,220,000
1
2
4-
Mar.
5
Mar.
6
Mar.
7
Mar.
8
Mar.
9
Mar. 10
Stock sales—Number of shares.
-
50,346,280
.
51,016,540
Mar. 13
Mar. 14
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
on
6 Months
Satur
Sun
-
-
-
Satur
„
Sun
-
..
.
-
12,425,000
10,977,000
5,726,000
3,237,000
Mar. 20
—
Satur
Mar. 21
—
Sun
Mar. 22
-
Mar. 24
Mar. 26
Mar. 27
.
.
.
..
Satur
.
1935
1934
Mar. 29
Sun
Mar. 31
15.850,057
-
.
.
$
$
422,794,000 284,632,000 310,655,000 319,673,300
159,265,706 179,102,685
49,663,714 141,296,205
Bond sales (par value)—
$
1
$
Railroad and miscellaneous.... 763,453,000 933,889,000 501,496,000 776,752,000
State, municipal and foreign... 117,069,000 100,724,000 103,795,000 225,861,000
United States Government.... 170,418,000
96,737,000 256,166,000 142,548,700
1050940000
5 Months
Mar. 19
Jan. 1 to March 31—
Total bond sales
Collateral
4 Months
Mar. 18..
23,818,566
$
266,728,000 212,081,000 163,546,000 211,679,000
State, municipal and foreign— 30,933,000 30,789,000 33,898,000 60,728,500
United States Government
125,133,000 41,762,000 113,211,000 47,265,800
Stock sales—Number of shares
Mixed
90 Days
-
-
91,235,000 101,639,000
60 Days
.
—
Commercial paper continued in sharply increased supply
Railroad and miscellaneous..
Total bond sales
*$\C Vr y;'V,rV';:
-
Mar. 12
Mar. 30
Bond sales (par value)—
1
■y
'V
Mar. 28..
1936
1
Saturday
Sunday
>;•'
-
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
1937
1
•PT.'P
1
.1
l
1
1 V
-
3
Mar.
152,981,000 308,394,000 295,756,000 313,662,000
March
,
P
-
Mar.
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Month of
1
l
Rates
Mar.
$
1
30 Days
1
3,184,671
Sunday
Saturday
Sunday
•,
1
market.
Mar. 23
Total bond sales
Mar.
l
f'n'
DAILY RECORD OP TIME LOAN RATES
144,378,000 299,100,000 286,793,000 290,260,000
Domestic
21...
on security collateral showed no change
nominal rate of 1)4% for all maturities,
although trading in securities remained at a fairly high
level, and borrowers in anticipation of higher money rates,
Mar.
9,780,017
Mar.
Time loan rates
Mar. 17
47,913,631
value)—
20—
l
from the previous
3
1935
fy. IP:'<
Mar.
1
Saturday
16...
1
::>] 1
p' iP\, ^P/1PP
■
123%
31—•!
Stock sales—Number of shares—
Bond sales (par
1936
T- ;Y-i
v
iv;
1
112%
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB EXCHANGE
Month of March
18—
continued to shift their demand accommodations to the time
4
27
Mar.
Renewal
High
1
19...
7—
loan
Mar.
23% Mar. 23
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
.
17—
Mar.
Mar. 14...
110% Mar. 24
99% Mar. 19 101% Mar. 3
108
Mar.
l
l
Mar. 13...
Closing
1937
Highest
Mar. 15 100
98
...1957
Belgium (Kingdom) 6%s
1949
Brisbane (City) 5s1957
Canada (Dominion) 5s.
1952
■°«-ench Republic 7%s stpd._1941
External 7s stamped
1949
German (Rep) 7s stamped--.1949
German (Govt) Internat 5%s
ext 6%s
Mar.
1.
l "'
■
53
Lowest
1
Austrian (Govt) 7s.
Rome (City)
1
73""
95
March,
High
1
Mar.
Low
Renewal
Low
Price
1
CALL LOAN RATES ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
1...
6
Price
Foreign Bonds
stamped...
for
Mar.
24
on
.
Mar. 10
36% Mar.
107% Mar.
104% Mar.
117% Mar.
98% Mar.
103% Mar.
99% Mar.
Opening
Mar. 10
March
j;
,\:
83
102% )?
86%
101% A
77% Mar. 23
135% Mar. 17
30% Mar.
ZV/
6
as..
Mar. 10
133
Mar.
107 %
Mar.
"lip
6
98% Mar.(l
71% Mar. 5
Mar.
...1997
3
JSH
Mar.
111% Mar.
89% Mar.
94
8
88
129% Mar.
73
Mar.
24% Mar.
96% Mar.
106%
Mar.
92% Mar.
63
76
..
Mar.
121%
85% Mar.
89%
101%
98%
69%
New York Central conv 6s. .1944
90
113
102
and were $6,639,080,000 March 31.
Treasury notes running from 1 to 5 years
advanced from 1% to 1.29% and those on 273-day Treasury
bills stiffened further to a new high of 0.71 %, compared with
an average rate of 0.39% at the end of February.
On the
Stock Exchange the official rate for call loans remained
unchanged at 1%.
279,000
Average rates
2
131
33 Vs
Feb. 24 to $3,347,000 March 31, while total member bank
declined from $6,705,293,000 Feb. 24 to $6,578,-
reserves
31
Mar. 10
147
5s..l950
Northern Pacific 4s
Mar.
121
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s. .2003
Liggett & Myers Tob 7s
1944
Mo Kan Tex cum adj 5s.—1967
N Y C & St L 4%s ser C
1978
N Y N H & H 1st ref 4%S—1967
N Y Ont & Western ref 4s...1992
77% Mar.
85
111% Mar. 1
106% Mar. 15
82% Mar. 10
Internat Pap 5s ser A & B...1947
Kan City Sou ret & lmpt
101
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
106%
79%
88%
1963
HI Cent C St L & N O 5s
96% Mar.
107%
105%
78%
85%
107%
116%
111%
Chic Mllw St P & Pac 5s A. .1975
Chic & N W
Mar.
Highest
Lowest
Mar. 1
■
Closing
Range for March, 1937
Opening
Industrial
and
Railroad
1131350000 861,457,000
1145161700
representing borrowing operations by a growing and diver¬
sified number of business firms.
Constituting the first
change since May, 1934, rates advanced from % to 1% for
the best names, and from 1 to 1^4% for lesser known names.
Under date of March 17, the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York announced that returns received from commercial
dealers showed a total of $267,600,000 of open market
commercial paper outstanding on Feb. 27, the largest amount
since August, 1931 and comparing with $243,767,000 Jan. 31,
paper
and $175,558,000 at the end of February, 1936.
THE MONEY MARKET DURING MARCH,
1937
RATES FOR MONEY AT NEW YORK
Further stiffening of rates, both for long-term and shortWee i Ended—
term
obligations featured the money market during the past
Continuing their decline at an accelerated pace,
Treasury bonds reached price levels amounting to average
yields of 2.56% on more than five-year maturities compared
with 2.21% a month ago.
Simultaneously, Treasury bill
discount rates, commercial paper and bankers' acceptance
rates all stiffened perceptibly, due to the rise in reserve
requirements going into partial effect at the beginning of
March.
Excess bank reserves early in the month declined
from $2,100,000,000 to a little over $1,300,000,000.
A
subsequent gain caused by a temporary excess of Treasury
disbursement over receipts carried the position to $1,400,000,000.
Gold shipments from abroad entered the country
on a somewhat larger scale than during'the previous month.
Total
imports aggregated $101,100,000.
Of this
sum
$76,600,000 came from England, $5,400,000 from Egypt and
$4,200,000 from Canada, with part of the gold received from
England proving to be of Russian origin.
Including domestic
newly mined and scrap gold, the monetary gold stock of the
country showed an increase of about $140,000,000, while
simultaneously the Treasury's inactive gold fund rose to
month.
sP-y
M§|po#'
PHP*
$318,400,000.
tions
Mid-March Government
confined to
financing
opera¬
exchange offering of $484,000,000
2M% 1949-53 bonds for 3% Treasury notes maturing
April 15. In addition the Treasury on March 3 resumed
were
the
an
practice of issuing each week $50,000,000 more bills
Discount holdings of the 12 Reserve banks
declined from $7,339,000 March 3 to $4,334,000 March 17,
but subsequently increased to $12,007,000 March 31.
Bills
bought in the open market rose slightly from $3,083,000
than matured.
Mar.
6
Afar. 13
Call loans on Stock Exchange:
1@1
Range for week (mixed & Indus, coll.)
coll.)..
collateral):
;
Thirty days. ..... . ........ ...—a .
P Sixty days..;—.——..........Ninety days
Four
months
Five months
1
% 1%
1%
1%
1%
it
U
Slxmonths—
Commercial
1@1
1
Week's aver, (mixed & Indus,
Time loans (mixed & Indus,
t
paper:
Double and single names:
%
Prime 4 to 6 months
%
tp;
Good 4 to 6 months
lyp
i Trading in bankers' acceptances expanded considerably
and was featured by two successive advances in rates which
carried yields to the highest levels since March, 1934.
Out¬
standing acceptances according to the monthly survey of the
Acceptance Analysis Unit of the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York published March 15 totaled $401,107,760, Feb. 27
as against $387,227,280 Jan. 30 and $376,804,849 Feb. 29,
1936.
Import bills continued, to rise from $140,753,548
.Jan. 30 to $157,771,619 Feb. 27, export bills from $83,451,481
to $85,231,583, domestic warehouse credits from $68,020,206
to $68,350,521, while bills based on goods stored or shipped
between foreign countries receded slightly from $77,281,314
to
$77,232,927.
Rates for bankers' acceptances were
marked up on March 18 and again March 23.
On March 31
the
new
quotations ranged
as
follows: lA% kid and 7-16%
asked for 30-day bills, %% bid and 9-16% asked for 60-day
and 90-day bills and %% bid and %% asked for 120-day
.
10
MONTHLY REVIEW
bills and
%% bid and % % asked for bills running 150 and
days.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank in its
"Monthly Review" discussed conditions in the market for
bankers' acceptances as follows:
180
Bill
advanced
dealers
March
18 and again
their
bankers' acceptances on
the latter day the following
quotations# for
March 23, and
on
oh
schedule of rates became effective and continued in force for
of 30-day bills, about
case
the remainder
The increases in rates for the month were 3-16% in the
of the month.
}4% for 3, 4, 5, and 6-month bills, and 6-16%
The current offering rate of 9-16% for 90-day unindorsed
for 60-day bills,
acceptances compares with
low of H% from October, 1934 to July,
the
1936, and with a buying rate at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York of
X% for 90-day indorsed bills, a rate which has been maintained without
After the second increase in market rates,
1933.
change since October,
small amount of bills was sold
a
Reserve
The
Bank.
higher
by
an acceptance
rates
for
bills
dealer to the New York
accelerated
the
investment
demand for acceptances and retarded the movement of bills into the market.
The
volume
outstanding
bills
of
increased
$14,000,000
further
February to $401,000,000, the highest level since April, 1935.
ary
increase
increase
the
was
sixth
consecutive
January in the decade.
over
monthly increase,
during
The Febru¬
and the first
A rise in the amount of import bills
did not
deposit
gold certificates with the Reserve
the System's gold certificate holdings de¬
creased $2,984,000 in the five weeks.
Treasury current ex¬
panded $10,000,000, while total tmoney in circulation rose
$5,000,000.
Federal Reserve credit in use decreased $2,000,000 in spite of the rise in membeYbank borrowings., Member
bank reserves declined $66,000,000, contrasted with the
$700,000,000 decline in surplus reserves.
The feature of the reporting member bank weekly state¬
ments were the decline in their Government security holdings,
on the one hand, and the fairly
sharp increase in their com¬
mercial loans, on the other.
The reporting New York City
banks.
banks
of
experienced
direct
banks
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BANKS-
CITY
the increase in member bank
March 31 the volume of
reserve
excess reserves
had recovered to the
The effect of the tax date operations was most
clearly
Treasury's deposit with the
Reserve banks.
This balance, which was $179,882,000 on
Feb. 24, stood at $310,950,000 on March 31, representing an
increase in the five-week period of $131,068,000.
As for the
"weakness in Government securities, this condition found
reflection in the rise of $112,608,000 ill the Federal Reserve
banks' holdings of Treasury bonds from Feb. 24 to March 31.
In an effort to extend support to Treasury bonds, where the
price trend was weakest, the Reserve banks let go of $94,528,000 of Treasury notes and $18,080,000 of Treasury dis¬
count bills
bills
into
level
of
the
and shifted the proceeds of the sale of notes and
bonds.
The result was that on March 31 the
12 Reserve banks had
$636,890,000 of Treasury bonds,
on April 1, 1936.
com-
pared with $265,687,000
The reduction of $700,000,000 in member bank
excess
accompanied by slightly greater resort of mem¬
ber banks to borrowings from the Reserve banks, as the"
system's bills discounted increased $7,900,000 in the five
weeks to a total of $12,007,000.
When short term money
market rates began to harden in the latter half of March and
open market bankers bill rates were raised, the Federal
Reserve banks added $264,000 to their
holdings of bills
bought in the open market.
These were the first dollar
acceptances which the Reserve banks had bought in more
than two years, and their purchase was'made
possible by the
reserves was
failure of the Reserve banks to raise their bill
buying rate
in consonance with the firmness of open market rates.
Monetary gold increased $149,000,000 from Feb. 24 to
Treasury, holding to its policy of seques¬
trating in the inactive gold fund additions to the gold stock,
March 31, but the
The aggregate
of these loans
on
March 31, 1937 was $1,158,-
684,205, which compares with $1,074,832,139 on Feb. 27,
1937 and with $996,894,018 on March 31, 1936.
COURSE
OF; STERLING EXCHANGE DURING MARCH
Sterling exchange was under pressure throughout March,
as it had been during February.
The underlying factors
Trading was generally dull
f
Bankers were uncertain as to what position the United
States authorities might take on the question of restricting *
remain
virtually unchanged.
and hesitant for several reasons.
'
This
early in the month, and the feeling was widely
the
securities.
phase of the market was almost entirely eliminated
authorities would
for some time, if at all.
Washington
adopt
not
held that
restrictive
.
International bankers were fearful early in the month as
$1,400,000,000 mark, making the net decline in the total
in the five weeks ended March 31, $700,000,000.
the
$41,000,000 higher in New York City and $2,000,000
outside New York City in the five weeks ended
March 31, making the net increase in the so-called brokers'
loans $39,000,000.
Street loans, as compiled by the New
York Stock Exchange increased $83,852,066 during March.
were
lower
measures
influencing the trend of Federal Reserve
were
banks decreased $29,000,000 in the five weeks ended Mar. 24.
New York City reporting bank loans to brokers and dealers
^
requirements as of the first day of the month, the tax date
operations of the United States Treasury, the severe break in
Government securities and the continuation, at an accele¬
rated pace, of the demand for commercial credit.
On Feb. 24, excess reserves of member banks amounted to
$2,100,000,000. The statement for March 3, following the
increase of 16 2-3% in reserve requirements two days pre¬
viously, showed that excess reserves had declined $790,000,000 to a total of $1,310,000,000.
The increase in reserve
requirements accounted for approximately $750,000,000 of
this reduction in surplus reserves, according to the Federal
Reserve Board.
Largely because of tax collections by the
Treasury, excess reserves dropped to $1,270,000,000 as of
March 24, a new low for more than three years; but as of
in
This decline in their credit was
part by the $193,000,000 increase in their other
Total loans and investments of all weekly reporting
gold imports through the taxation of foreign held
RESERVE
BROKERS' LOANS IN NEW
reflected
Total loans and investments of the New York
offset in
loans.
1
ended
five weeks
the
dropped $109,000,000 in the five weeks.
Weekly re¬
porting banks in 101 cities had a decline of $411,000,000 in
their direct Government security holdings in the five weeks
from Feb. 17 to March 24.
Mar. Secured by
2
securities in
Continuing the spring rise, their other (or com¬
mercial) loans increased $108,000,000.
But, while these
banks were selling out their Government securities, they were
adding $5,000,000 to their investment in Government guar¬
anteed issues and $33,000,000 to , their non-Government
securities.
V'/.T-'S'
decline of $295,000,000 in their holdings
March 31.
outstanding to the highest figure since December, 1931 accounted for the
Call Loans
a
Government
contraseasonal advance in total bills outstanding.
•
any more
In fact,
to the
probable course of the French franc, but were relieved
March 5 the Blum government announced the
when around
adoption of more liberal policies respecting foreign exchange
abolish¬
capital ex¬
free gold market in Paris, and offering
movements, removing the restrictions on exchange,
ing punitive measures previously imposed upon
ports, establishing a
defense loan for
10,500,000,000
a
4%%.
of
francs
.
with
a
coupon
'
government's rearmament program calling for
five-year period of not less than
$7,500,000,000 caused bankers to wait until the end of the
government's fiscal year, March 31, to learn whether or
not the heavy government expenditure would bring an em¬
barrassing addition to the tax rate.
Up to the close of the
month the Chancellor of the Exchequer had disclosed no
statistics on the budgetary program.
With the approach of the Easter holidays markets became
seasonally quiet, but new uneasiness developed throughout
Europe during this season as to the possibility of war as a
result of international discussions arising from the Spanish
The British
an
expenditure over a
civil
war.
,
London and New York were also
which were clearly
tending upward by the force of business expansion, but
Banking interests in
exercised
over
the trend of money rates,
which government authorities both here and in London in¬
sisted should be kept low
heavy governmental
the official
in the interests Of
expenditures made it
business.
The
necessary
from
point of view that government borrowing sh'ould
be effected at
low rates.
Twice during the month
advanced in New
bankers' acceptance rates
were
March 23 commercial paper
rates in New York were increased from %% to 1% and
1%% on six-months' prime names.
This was the first
change in the New York commercial paper market since
York, and
on
May 23, 1934.
The London market found it inconvenient to change open
The gilt-edge market in London, how¬
ever, continued to weaken as demand for business money
market money rates.
increased.
This process had been going on in London since
January, 1935, when British consols touched 94%. Toward
the end of February of the current year consols dropped to a
low
of 74
and
on March 25 at 76%.
Half of this
Britain's premier security has occurred
closed
recession in Great
within the last three months.
*
.
•
The principal cause of the weakness in consols is without
question the tremendous armament
program on which Great
Britain has
recently embarked, which involves, as stated, a
five-year building program aggregating not less than $7,500,000,000, of which about $2,000,000,000 will be raised by a
defense loan and the remainder by taxation.
It is estimated
MONTHLY
April, 1937]
"Although the downward revaluation of the French franc
by the London "Economist" that the total is equal to four
times the cost of the Boer war or to the cost of carrying on
at the end of
England's share of the World War for one year.
moderate movement of funds to Paris from foreign financial
is disturbing to markets because
respects—first, because it involves
competition for materials between the government and busi¬
ness in
an admittedly
seller's market; secoim^ because it
will mean budgetary unbalance to the extent thnt the ex¬
centers, this return movement apparently was halted about
Naturally such
a program
it is inflationary in two
the middle
In
trast
to
in the United
confident dur¬
ing March as to the practicability of managed currency.
Therefore, foreign exchange traders in all centers found
conditions so uncertain that it was difficult to take definite
technical positions in the market.
The government jbond
where
credit extended to the French railways by the
market
ket at the end of January
in
the
United
also
States
Rapidly
declined.
in¬
and Switzerland,
extending
period of several months followed a lowering of the
substantial
of
capital
gold values of their currencies.
/The pressure against the franc culminated on March 5,
when it was reported that the proceeds of the £40,000,000
Following
with
movements
return
take investors out of low yield securities and into those
closed at
$0.0464%
a
London mar¬
had been largely utilized in sup¬
On that day the franc, which had
March 4, dropped to a low of $0.0452.
on
meeting of the French Cabinet,
a
new program
designed to end the critical fiscal and exchange situations
frequently stated that
This program included
announced.
was
the establishment
of
provision for (1)
holders of
facilities by which French
gold could dispose of their holdings at the world price and
of its purpose for the reason that while easy money rates
without
may
stimulate enterprise, they also promote inflation, with
which they are incompatible.
<
,
1
Undoubtedly much of the pressure against sterling in
Paris
March
change guarantee, stipulated in dollars and sterling and
payable at prevailing rates in either French or Swiss francs,
(3) curtailment of certain projected government expendi¬
raw
the result of the high cost of
was
materials and of the simultaneous
British
plies.
government and industrial
Industrial
users
metals and other
competition of the
for needed
users
of raw materials in nearly
sup¬
every
country were inclined to order far in advance of actual re¬
The intensity
quirements.
of competition
illustrated
a Teasury order placing pig iron on the list of duty-free imports
and reducing import duties on iron and steel products from
20% to 10%. The action was clearly prompted by anxiety
over the possibility that a steel shortage might retard the
British rearmament program which, together with similar
programs in other European nations and industrial require¬
ments everywhere, was responsible for the heavy demand
for iron, steel, lead, oil, cotton, tin, and other materials.
March 2 when the British government
on
These
demands
resulted
in
was
published
excessive
against
pressure
sterling, as London is the chief clearing center. Under nor¬
mal conditions sterling is firm with reference to the dollar
during March.
The approaching coronation and early
start in tourist traffic could be expected to create a good
demand for sterling, but these factors were offset
by
from other
pressure
It
sources.
was
estimated
that
the
coronation festivities
would require expenditures approxi¬
mating £50,000,000.
As during the past few years, British and other foreign
funds continue to flow to the New York security markets,
chiefly through London.
Gold shipped from London to the
'
offer in the London open market during March
to £7,145,000, as compared with
on
amounted
£7,827,000 in
February.
During the month the
mean
London check
rate
Paris ranged between 105.13 and
on
107.46, the first figure,
favoring Paris, having ruled on March 1, and the last price,
favoring London, having ruled on March 6.
During the
greater part of the month the average rate was near 106.50.
The London open market gold price
ranged between
2%d. and 142s. 7%d. per ounce.
The American
142s.
price for
gold (Federal Reserve Bank of New York) continued at
$35
per ounce.
London open market money rates were1
steady
in March.
Call money against bills was in
supply at %%;
two- and three-months' bills at
9/16%; four-months' bills at
19/32%, and six-months' bills at 21/32%.
Sterling cable
tra^rs^on March 1 sold at $4.88% @$4.89,
$4.88%@$4.89%.
The
low
for
$4.87%, low for the year, reached
was $4.89% on March 31.
and on March 31
sterling in March was
on
March 5, and the high
In
Mean
London
.
Check Rate
'/
1
Mar.
Mean
.Open
Marled1
Check Rate
142a.
2
105.14
142s.
Mar,
Mar,
Mar,
3...,*
105.14
105.14
142s.
142s.
5—
107.12
142s.
Mar.
6
107.46
142s.
Mar.
7—.
Mar.
8
Mar.
9
4d.
Mar.
18.
106.51
4d.
Mar. 19.
106.47
142s.
142s.
4d.
Mar. 20-
106.40
142s.
6Md.
7
Mar. 21.
Mar. 22.
sun DAY
106.37
142s.
107.03
142s.
106.37
142s.
7d.
Mar. 24.
106.36
142s.
4^d.
4^d.
3>£d.
106.36
142s.
4d.
142s.
6Kd.
Mar. 25.
106.86
142s.
142s.
Mar. 27.
106.47
142s.
2Hd.
4^d.
5^d.
Mar. 26.
106.70
106.44
142s.
4^d.
Mar. 29.
Mar.
15
Mar. 10.—.
sun DAY
106.40
142s.
3d.
106.39
4d.
.
.
142s.
4^d.
4J^d.
Mar. 23.
107.05
Mar. 14—
Gold Price
142s.
Mar. 10-—
Mar. 13.—
Open
Market
106.54
Mar. 11.—
■■■.'* Mar. 12
Paris
'
Mar. 17.
3Hd.
2^d.
2^d.
sun DAY
n
on
London
:-■■■
committee of experts to
a
In
Mar. 28.
HOLI DAY
106.35
HOLIDAY
sun DAY
HOLI DAY
Mar. 30.
106.34
142s.
3d.
Mar. 31.
106.33
142s.
2^d.
about
to
the
$0.0459%, where it
French
the franc-
authorities
seems
to
been held
have
through purchases of
by
sterling and
dollars against sales of francs.
"Apart from
slight reaction during the period of most
against French exchange, the pound-dollar
rate was generally steady during March in the neighborhood
of $4.88%.
The guilder also weakened moderately during
the early part of March but recovered thereafter.
On the
severe
other hand,
firm
a
pressure
both the belga and the
Swiss franc showed
a
tendency during the first few days of the month, but
both currencies subsequently reacted moderately and showed
little net change for March as a whole."
Changes in the gold holdings of the Bank of England
during March were as follows:
For the week ended
March
3
March
10
increase
of
£182,917; for the week ended
£57,494; for the week ended
March 17 an increase of £42,638;
for the week ended
March 24 an increase of £2,070, and for the week ended
March 31 an increase of £26,821.
The Bank's gold holdings
an
an
increase
at record high
reached
on
Dec.
of
March 31.
In 1936 the record high
16, at £314,339,926.
The Bank's gold
holdings on March 31 stood at £314,645,760, which compares
with £201,634,366 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 in September, 1931.
<
*
'
Details of the gold movement to and from the Port of
New
York
"Monthly
on
during
March
Review"
of
outlined
were
the
Federal
as
follows in
Reserve Bank of
'
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the
New
York for
April 1:
gold into the United States continued dur¬
ing March in somewhat larger volume than in the previous
month.
Imports affecting the monetary gold stock totaled
$101,100,000, of which $76,600,000 from England, $5,400,000
from Egypt, $4,200,000 from Canada, $3,700,000 from
India,
$1,200,000 from Bolivia, $1,100,000 from Belgium, and
$700,000 from Australia were received at New York, and
$5,700,000 from Japan, $2,100,000 from Australia, and
"The inflow of
$300,000 from China arrived
the gold
on
the West Coast.
received from England'proved
Part of
to be of Russian
origin.
"These
imports, supplemented by receipts from other
including domestic newly-mined ag$ scrap gold, and
by the release of approximately $200,000 from foreign ac¬
earinarkings, resulted in an increase of about $140,-
count
000,000 in the monetary gold stock of this country during
the mbnth.
The Treasury's daily statement' of March 27
shows $318,400,000 of 'inactive gold' held in the
general
Canadian
count of
exchange during March ranged between
a premium of 5/32%.
CONTINENTAL
The
marked
ary
a
dis¬
1/32% and
French
AND
financial
OTHER
and
improvement in March.
FOREIGN
monetary
EXCHANGE
situation
showed
Toward the end of Febru¬
Premier Blum emphatically indicated that his govern¬
ment would adopt more liberal
policies on monetary affairs
along lines acceptable to the more conservative business and
investing interests.
He asserted that France would not
establish foreign exchange control for the sole reason that
commenting on the foreign exchange situation
during
March, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in its
the government did not wish to displease thd United States
and Great Britain.
Such a course, he pointed out, would be
"Monthly Review" for April 1:
destructive of the tripartite agreements of last September.
;«§¥
gradually from its low of $0.0452 on March 5
rose
fund."
105.13
-
London
Gold Price
Paris
on
:
.
Mar.
London
the flotation in the
carrying an ex¬
loan
the return movements of funds,
response to
dollar rate
sources,
LONDON CHECK RATE ON PARIS AND PRICE OP GOLD
IN LONDON
(2)
defense
"The announcement of this program and the French gov¬
success in marketing the new defense loan brought
about a reversal of the direction of the movement of capital.
was
Gold
national
a
ernment's
were
February.
of
administer the stabilization fund.
making
approximately
disclosing their identity,
market
tures, and (4) the appointment of
United States during March amounted to about
$63,500,000,
$313,500,000 of gold shipped from
London to New York since early in 1936.
On March, 5 ster¬
ling exchange sold down to $4.87% for cable transfers, pre¬
viously touched as the year's low a few days earlier, in
-
developments in France were in con¬
experience of both Holland
porting French exchange.
Bankers in London and New York
;'v
over a
this respect
the
creased commodity prices, rising production costs, and the
possibility of still further increases in taxes all tended to
the attempt to maintain money rates artificially after busi¬
ness had begun to expand rapidly is almost certain to fail
r''
was
ties.
speculative possibilities.
:
of
franc
chequer finds is necessary to borrow and increased taxes
in so far as the rest of the program is concerned.
C
;
The disposition of the banking world both
States and in London was clearly much less
'
September, 1936, was followed for a time by a 1
October, and during succeeding months the
under persistent pressure, the stability
of exchange rates being maintained only through support¬
ing operations undertaken by the French exchange authori¬
French
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,.'k
17
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MONTHLY
18
Parliament and citizenry
which make such heavy de¬
the French Treasury were to be halted for the
to the French
it clear
He made
that the socialization measures
of
mands
present and that excessive expenditures for those purposes
were not to be resumed until Franch business made further
recovery.
.
5
March
On
the
Blum government introduced
measures
domestic gold trading
and to
float a new defense loan.
These measures were passed by
the Senate on March 10.
The amount of the loan was
fixed at 10,500,000,000 francs
(labout $479,850,000).
The
loan was for a period of 60 years and had a coupon of
intended
the ban on
lift
to
4%%, payable as to both principal and interest in francs,
sterling, or dollars at the option of the holders. The govern¬
ment reserved the right to call the loan in whole or in part
Promptly on the passage of the loan bill, the
1942.
after
of
Bank
France
began to quote
daily price for buying
a
It started with a price of around 24,336 francs per
kilo, which varied from day to day depending upon the
sterling-franc rate and the price of gold in London.
The
first instalment of the loan, amounting to 5,000,000 francs,
was oversubscribed by more than 3,000,000,000 francs almost
before the books were officially opened.
The second instal¬
ment of the loan, which was announced toward the end of
March, was oversubscribed by from 10% to 15%...
Serious riots took place in Olichy, an industrial suburb of
Paris, on March 16.
The situation was adroitly handled
by M. Blum, and a few days later his government received
a vote of confidence.
The French authorities had hoped that
gold.
by the removal of restrictions on exchange and the estab¬
loan would
induce a return flow of French funds and gold held abroad.
There was undoubtedly some return of hoarded money from
other centers, but for the most part the loan appeared to
have been subscribed to by French citizens through the with¬
drawal of deposits from banks, the post office, and savings
lishment of
free gold market, the new defense
a
institutions.
There was not much evidence
offered over the
March 11, but
could be ascertained the aggregate amount offered
A steady stream of gold was
abroad.
or
of dehoarding either at home
beginning
counter to the Bank of France
far as
so
not
was
large, to
the
on
of the government.
disappointment
London observers noted that there was a cessation of hoard¬
ing demand for British bank notes, and that there was a
On
whole, however, enough French funds moved abroad to
slight return of these notes to the Bank of England.
the
offset these favorable influences
Much of the funds went
The
Spanish situation became disquieting toward Easter,
and this factor had the effect of further disturbing the con¬
which
had
M.
policy. The Bank of France continued
to carry its gold holdings at 57,358,742,140 francs.
The
exact gold position of France cannot, however, be stated
previously
been
revived
through
Blum's reversal of
accurately
as
France has not published
statistics on
any
imports and exports of gold since the franc was devalued
last September.
Paris cable transfers sold at 4.65@4.65 3/16
on March 31 at 4.59% @4.60%.
The German mark situation continued unchanged during
on
March 1 and
March.
Feb. 20 amounted to 3,959,000,000 lire, as com¬
on
reserves
with 3,027,200,000 lire as of Dec. 31, 1935.
It is
believed that the present gold stock of the Bank of Italy
has been revalued in conformity with the devaluation of
the lira on Oct. 5 and that the resulting profit has gone
to the Italian Treasury in accordance with the terms of a
pared
royal
@5.26%.
'
the countries
/i-.y
,
..V
...
neutral during the war was
steady throughout March, moving in close sympathy with
sterling.
On March 8 the Bank of The Netherlands raised
its buying price for gold to 2,017 guilders per kilo.
The
central bank, acting through bullion brokers, posts a price
daily at which it is prepared to purchase the metal from
private holders.
The price changes in accordance with de¬
velopments in the exchange and gold markets. There was a
steady inflow of capital and unabated buying of guilders
in foreign centers, so that the guilder was exceptionally firm
throughout the month despite the fact that Amsterdam in¬
Exchange on
markets.
Money
in
was
York security
and New
active in the London
terests were
in Amsterdam
abundance
great
and the private discount rate sometimes
%%. Guilder cable transfers sold on March 1
at 54.73%@54.76, and on March 31 at 54.75@54.76.
Cable
transfers on Sweden were 25.20% @25.21% on March 1 and
during
March,
moved below
,
25.21@25,24
on
March 31.
Exchange
on
the South American countries displayed a
most
satisfactory tone throughout March.
All these coun¬
tries were enjoying prosperity
because of the favorable con¬
dition of their export trade, with more than ordinarily good
demand and higher prices.
With the upswing in exports
their imports also increased.
The official quotation for exchange on Buenos Aires ranged between 32.51 and 32.62
during March.
The free market
and 30.20.' The official rate
8.70
8.75.
and
The
Exchange
on
the month,
March
ment
range
unofficial
market
milreis
in
5:;rv::;V'v
the Far Eastern countries
steady during
was
sympathy with sterling.
On
8 the Japanese authorities announced the first ship¬
of gold to New York, a movement which may ulti¬
of
date
the
announcement
total
a
of
$5,678,000
On
was
shipped, the first shipment of Japanese gold to New York
since 1933.
The
yen
continued
be attached to
to
rate of Is. 2d. per yen.
Toward the end of March
Japanese Deputy Minister of Finance stated at* a com¬
mittee meeting of the Diet that the Japanese government
had no intention of increasing the price of gold or of de¬
valuing the yen at present
He said that the government
at the
will stabilize the yen at the devalued level at a Suture date
when the foreign currencies are stabilized.
The London
price of silver
March 1
was 20 3/16d., and on March 31
Hongkong dollar was 30.38@30% on
March 1 and 30.38@30% on March 31. The
Shanghai dollar
was
29.58@29 15/16 on March 1 and 29.69@30 1/16 on
20
15/16d.
March 31.
at
on
The
Yen checks sold at 28.51@28.53 on March 1 and
28.49@28.54
March 31.
on
$££Sq$q$q
York
American
Securities and
listing of
holders
government had
of
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of 152,000 marks, for the second quarter an increase of
137,000 marks, for the third quarter an increase of 69,000
marks.
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gold
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,
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the
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between 30.00
was
V
1
moving in close
•V-V:.
Rio de Janeiro was between
on
between 6.05 and 6.20.
tions on trading, industry and agriculture.
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emanating from Berlin continued to be optimistic in tone,
apparently intended to convey the impression that German
business of every description was in progressively satisfac¬
a
Cable transfers on Rome sold
and on March 31 at 5.26%
4.
decree dated Jan.
March 31 at 5.26%@5.26%,
on
the
through London to New York in the form of gold.
fidence
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see pages
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MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
'7>v.-7'
RANGE
#<wd Sales
'
March
Jan. 1 to March 31
OF
BOND
PRICES DURING
1937
1936
$422,794,000
1,050,940,000
$284,632,000
1,131,350,000
MARCH
^Vv/'y Stock Sales;
1937
Shares.
1937
50,346,280
Jan. 1 to March 31Ji ^1-
159,265,706
■
March
1936
51,016,548
179,102,685
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded la 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.
The tables
on
pages
Feb., 1937. and the
18 to 40 furnish
range
since Jan. 1.
complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables
a
embrace every security dealt in on the
Exchange. 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
.
are
at
a
price to which accrued interest
1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on
which
must be added.
interest is in default.
sent
one or
more
This method of quoting bonds became effective Jan.
2, 1909.
32ds of a point.
;
Sales in
March
N.
T. STOCK
Quotations after decimal point
PRICES IN MARCH
BONDS
Value
Jan. 2
March 1
March 31
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1937
Bid
U S GOVERNMENT BONDS '
Bid
2.043,000 Treasury 4H«
Oct 15 1947-1952
46,000
Registered.........
2,621,000 Treasury 3Hi
Oct 15 1943-1945
22,000
Registered.............—
2,104,000 Treasury 4s
Dec 15 1944-1954
10,000
Registered
.....
...
A O
A O
A O
J
J
J
D
D
..Mar 15 1946-1956 M 8
Registered...................
M S
.694,000 Treasury 3Hi.....Juse 151943-1947 J D
Registered...................
5,319,666
Treasury 3s
J
Ask
Ask
121.13 121.23
119.19 Sale
114.30 Sale
109.25 Sale
108.11 Sale
10576"
115.20 Sale
114.9
Sale
110.24 Sale
114.7
Sale
D
1,147,000 Treasury 3H*
Ask Bid
114:710
Sale"
114.26
Mar.
119.19
114.26
Mar.
Jan.
4
115
Mar.
118.16
Mar. 10
115
Mar.
120.15
Jan.
23
105.4
Mar.
108.11
Mar.
105.4
Mar.
109.26
Jan.
2,000
D
Mar.
108
Mar.
105.13
Mar.
108
Mar.
3
Mar,
114.10
Mar.
110.16
Mar.
115.20
Jan.
2
Mar,
114.7
Mar.
110.28
Mar.
114.8
Jan.
26
112.29 Sale
i6§724 Sa'le"
108.24
Mar,
112.29
Mar.
105.28 Sale
105.28
Mar. 31 108.31
Mar.
1
106.18 Sale
i6e72~7 Sale"
10278"
102.4
Mar. 31 106.27
Mar.
1
107.27 108.6
107.6
107.28 Sale
106730 107*"
Sale
103.12 Sale
103.12
104.2
105720 Saie"
Registered...................
1,314,000 Treasury 3H«
Mar 15 1941-1943
Registered.......
2,723",000 Treasury 3 His
June 151946-1949
4,000
Registered.....—
4,205,000 Treasury 3 Hs.......Dec 15 1949-1952
Registered.
823*.000 Treasury 3Ha
Aug 1 1941
Registered
I6s"23 Saie"
108.25 109.2
107729 Sale"
105727 Sale"
107.31 Sale
103.26 Sale
108.21 Sale
Mar. 22 107.6
108.24
Mar.
Mar. 17 104.2
1
Mar. 17
Mar.
114.9
Jan.
5
112.30
Feb.
113.21
Jan.
14
105.28
Mar.
110.18
Jan.
2
109.3
Feb.
102.4
Mar.
106.28
Jan.
9
106.15
Jan.
106.23
Jan.
11
103.12
Mar.
107.30
Jan.
4
104.2
109.6
Mar.
Feb.
104.2
10
Mar. 17
105.16
Mar. 17 106.29
Mar.
2
105.16
Mar.
107.27
Jan.
4
105.20
Mar. 23 106.12
Mar. 10
105.20
Mar.
107.18
Jan.
5
105.27
Mar. 31 107.29
Mar.
105.27
Mar.
108.24
Jan.
108
Feb.
108
Feb.
1
1
5
103.25
Mar. 23 108
Mar.
1
103.25
Mar.
108.24
Jan.
4
103.24
Mar. 23 104.13
Mar. 24
103.24
Mar.
108.21
Jan.
2
Mar.
8
108.12 108.18
107729
166724 Sale"
103.24
Mar. 31 102.31
108722 Sale"
107723 Sale*' 105726 Sale"
105726
Mar
109.25 Sale
108.11 Sale
105.5
105.1
Mar. 31 108.11
104722 Sale"
104723 Sale"
io67l"o Sale"
108.5
2
105.13
108.31 Sale
Sale"
121.14
110.28
D
Sept 15 1951-1955 M S
Treasury 3s.......June 15 1946-1948 J
3,000
Registered
1,316,000 Treasury 3H
...June 15 1949-43
1
110.16
Registered....
3,957", 000
Mar.
110.17 Sale
114.20
repre¬
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
EXCHANGE
6
103.24
Mar.
108.18
Jan.
7 31 107723 Mar.""I
105.26
Mar.31 108.24
Jan.
............ ........
svi
■■X'■■■i'"
2,687,000 Treasury
3K*-—Apr
151944-1946
4,000
Registered........
12,208,000 Treasury 2Hs
Mar 15 1955-1960 M
•'\M-
•-<,
Sale
....
38,000
8
Registered..............
104.16 Sale
3,720,000 Treasury 2H«
.Sept 15 1945-1947 M S
6,000
Registered.............
12,283,000 Treasury 2H«
Sept 15 1948-1951 M S
106.15 Sale
Registered...............
14,589,666
Treasury 2*$ •
...1951-1954 J
Registered............
10.971",000
Treasury 2H«
22,708*,000
Treasury 2 H*
D
Sept 15 1956-1959 M S
Registered...............
1949-1953 J
D
104.22 Sale
101722 Side"
105.12 Sale
105.8
Sale
104711104120
104.1
Sale
103711
103.16
103714
Sale
10371
Sale"
"103714 Sale" ~997lO Sale"
...
"9973*1 Saie"
" ~997l3 Sale"
I6l7l5 Sale"
161714 Sale"
"97728 Sale"
105.30 Sale
105.23 Sale
102.9
105717 Sale"
10572"
Federal Farm Mortgage
427,000
Corp—
3*$s
—Mar 15 1944-1964 MS
Registered.....—.—.........
3s
May 15 1944-1949 MN
'
3,252",000
9,000
Registered...................
995,000
3s
635",000
Registered...
2Hs
Jan 15 1942-1947
Mar.
1
105.1
Mar.
109.25
105.19
Mar. 17 108
Mar.
3
105.19
Mar.
109.1
100,8
Mar. 31 104.28
Mar.
1
100.8
Mar.
104.30
101 7
Mar. 27 104.22
Mar.
101.22
Mar. 31 105.15
Mar.
1
101.22
Mar.
106,16
102.10
Mar. 24 105.8
Mar.
1
102.10
Mar.
105.24
99.30
Mar. 31 104.1
Mar.
1
99.30
Mar.
104.16
99.12
Mar. 31
103714 Mar.""I
99.12
Mar.31
103717 Fe"b~.~25
J~"j 10572-1 Sale"
10573"
Sale" I6i7l3 Sale"
Sale"
102714 Sale"
97728 Mar."§I I6I7l4 Mar.""I
1.759.666
Home Owners Mtge Corp—
3s Series A—
May 11944-1952 MN
F"
A
9977" Mar."31
Mar. 31 105.25
Mar.
I6l7l3
Mar.31 105.4
Mar.
104.15
Mar. 10 104.15
Mar.
102.14
Mar.31 105.7
Mar.
8
1942-1944
103.18
Feb. 26
102.9
Mar.31 106.10
101.13
Mar.31
104.15
Mar. 10 105.10
Mar. 31 105.23
Feb. 16 105.1
Jan.
105.1
100.23
102.14
8
Jan.
22
105717" Jan7""2
15
Jan.
2
Feb.
16
Mar.31 104.10
Jan.
4
100.26
Mar. 31 105.3
Jan.
4
104.10
Mar.
Jan.
13
103.31 Sale
100.24 Sale
166723
Mar. 31 103.31
105
104.21 Sale
100.28 Sale
100.26
Mar. 31 104.23
Mar.
104.10
Mar.
5 104.10
Mar.
99.24
Mar. 31 102.20
Mar.
99.24
Mar. 31 103.2
Jan.
2
99.18
Mar. 30 102.15
Mar.
99.18
Mar. 30 102.31
Jan.
4
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
15
15
4
Sale
10372"
Sale"
102718 Sale"
103.4
162715 Sale"
99724
Sale
Mar.
"v'i:.;
1
v
..........
2Ha series G
104.22
105.20 105.23
..........
Aug 1 1939-1949
Mar.
97728 Mar"31 161722" Feb."
...
Mar 1 1942-1947 MS
-
Registered
2H* Series B
Registered
101.7
'<■
102.9
■
5,248,000
2,000
5,985,000
1
"9977" Mar."31 103714 Mar.""i
■:jy
Sale
j~"i 10372"
"99721 Sale"
1
5 104.22
FOREIGN GOVT. & MUNICIPALS
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)—
42,000
56,000
89,000
♦S f 6s Feb 1935 coupon on
♦S f 6s Apr 15 1935 coupon on
\kerahus (Dept) extl 5s
1947 F
A
20*$
1948 A
O
21
1963 M N
33.000 •Antloaula (Dept of) Col 7s A... 1945
31,000
♦External s f 7s ser B
1945
25,000
♦Extsrnal s f 7s ser C........
1945
♦External s f 7s se» D__
37,000
1945
♦7s 1st series
...
♦7s 2d series
204.000
245,000
367,000
95,000
123,000
246.000
207.000
108.000
101.000
496,000
1
s
s
f 5 Hs
Sinking fubd external 4*$®
For footnotes see page 30.
15
1957 A O
16
Sale
D
1960 M N
1960 M S
Extl s 1 6s (Sanitary Works)
1961 F A
Public Works ext s f g 6s..May 1961 MN
Public Works ext
13*1
19
Sale
20
Sale
f 6s ssr B ......1958 J
Extl s f 6s of May 1926
External ■ f 6s (State Ry)
Sale
J
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925
1959 J D
Extl s i g 6s of Oct 1925
...1959 A O
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A
1957 M S
External 1st
Sale
Sale
17*
J
1962 F
A
1971 MN
Sale
16
98
102
98*$ Mar. 23 100
15
Mar. 12 16*$
14*$ Mar. 12 16*$
14*$ Mar. 30 17
16*$
15*$
15*$
J
J
AO
25
Sale
Sale
J
♦7s 3d series..........
41,000
.....1957 A O
93,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5a
1958
25
Sale
16
J
134,000 Argentine Govt public works 6a-I960
Sale
Sale
J
.1957 A O
25 *$
27 V8
25Hi 27H
99*$ Sale
J
....
75,000
53,000
!8*
8*
22
Sale
99
Sale
13*$
13*1
17*
15*$
Sale
100*| Sale
Sale
16*$
Sale
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
14*$ Mar. 22
12*$ Mar. 30
102*|
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
102
101 h
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
101'
102*$
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
102*$
H)2*$
Sale
Sale
100*$ Mar.
101*$ Mar.
1012132Mar.
100*$ Mar.
101*$ Mar.
101:
Sale
Sale
101*$ Mar.
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
102:
102 H
Sale
Sale
102;
Sale
101*$
99 *$
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
101*$
101*$
101*$
97*$
102 i
27
Mar.
4
27
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
165$
14*$
Sale
12*| Mar. 30 15
Sale
13
Mar. 25 14*$
100*$ 100*$ Mar. 1 100*$
Sale
101*$ Mar. 18 102*$
101*$ Sale
102 i
,:.i.
r^U ^v;
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
5
Mar. 4
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
Mar. 4
Mar. 8
Mar. 5
Mar. 22
Mar. 1
14*$ Mar.
14*|
12*|
Jan.
Mar.
12*$ Jan.
13
Jan.
98*$ Jan.
101*$ Feb.
31 101
Mar.
18 102*$ Mar.
5
100*$ Mar.
3
101
24 102*$ Mar.
31 IOP32 Mar.
2
l0l2132Mar.
5
100*$ Mar.
1
1
100*$ Feb.
101*$ Jan.
101*$ Mar.
18 102 H Mar.
16 102*$ Mar.
1
Feb.
19 102
Mar.
24 102*$ Mar.
19 101*$ Mar.
1
101
3
15 100
2
101*$ Mar.
97*$ Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
102
Jan.
103
Jan.
102*$ Feb.
102
Jan.
103*$ Jan.
102*$ Feb.
102*$ Jan.
102*1 Jan.
103
Jan.
100
Mar.
16
5
5
5
5
5
5
22
9
2
22
4
9
28
4
19
22
12
2
.
'>p'
■
Sales in
N. Y.
Value
$
{Continued)
July 15 1955
External loan 5s of 1927
1957
External
01 1928....
1956
Austrian Govt s f 7s
—1957
♦Bavaria (FreeState) extl 6 m—1945
8,000
•'
Bid
38,000 Belgium 25 year external
.1949
142,000
External s f 6s
_.1955
84,000
External • f 7s.
1955
18,000 Bergen (Norway) extl 5s
1960
33,000 ♦Berlin (Germany) s f 6 Ha .
1950
28.000
♦External sinking fund 6s...—1958
237,000
373,000
456,000
167,000
103,000
78,000
22,000
♦Brazil ((J S of)
♦Ext
s
external 8a
f g 6m
J
M N
J
J
F
A
M
S
J
J
J
D
1957
1927
1957
O
7a.—-——1952
Brisbane (City) a f 5«
1957
Sinking fund gold 5s .....—..1958
20-year ■ f 6s...—......
1950
on—1962
Buenos Aires (City) 6M» B 2
1955
External s f g 6s aerie*, C-2 Apr 1960
External s f 6s series C-3—Oct 1960
♦Buenos Airs t(Prov)ref.ext'l s f6a 1961
23,000
484,000
147,000
51,000
136,000
35,000
.........
Readjustment 4(4-4!Hi«
Refunding 8 f 4(4-4 Ms
Extl
A
M S
1961
1977
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
MN
83
82
Sale
J
65
62
A
off—.....1967
off
1968
J
J
24(4 Sale
M N
24
O
..
J
L09 (4
s
gold 4s -1942
1955
....1962
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 4s
1932
♦♦Stamped extd to Sept 1 1935..
78,000 Dominican Republics f5Hl..—lM2
1st ser 5 m of 1926
46,000
...1940
External g 4m
100(4
O
O
J
J
—
25
98
25(4 Mar.
26(4 Mar.
9
5
2
1
Mar.
Mar. 17
Mar. 30
35
Jan.
Mar, 15
26(4
26(4
30(4
18(4
18(4
18(4
18(4
18(4
18(4
18(4
15(4
15(4
15(4
15(4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
23
Sale
22
Mar, 24
Mar.
22
Mar, 23
Mar.
9
Sale
22(4 Sale
22(4 Sale
Sale
Sale
3
9
Mar, 23
Sale
23
22
Mar. 9
Mar. 11
19(4 Sale
19(4 Sale
19
Sale
Sale
19.
17(4
_
Sale
18
54
18(4
Mar, 12
Mar. 10
Mar. ' 8
Mar, 20
Mar. 31
18(4
19(4
Sale
19(4
Sale
18
Sale
18(4
18(4
65(4
18(4
20(4
Mar. 11
Mar, 24
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar.
9
Mar, 29
Mar.
9
Mar. 19
Mar, 29
Mar.
Mar. 31
33
Sale
32(4 Mar. 31
98
Sale
98(4 Sale
97(4 Sale
96
Sale
97(4
35
33(4 Sale
Sale
102
99
104
103
102
100(4 101(4
97(4
102
98
103
59
Sale
105(4 106(4
105(4 Sale
102
103(4
64
Sale
59(4 Sale
Sale
104
104(4 Sale
104(4 105(4 103(4 104
105(4 Sale
100(4 Sale
100(4 Sale
105(4 Sale
100 % Sale
100(4 Sale
102(4 101(4 102(4
Sale
.'..'1.
24
24(4
98
.....
79
80(4 Mar. 2
79(4 Mar. 30
2d series sinking fund
A
O
70
80
80
79(4
78
Customs Adm 5Hs 2s
M S
80
J
J
M S
M N
J
D
7s
s
1949 j~D
....1949
f 7s stamped
unstamped
65
71
98
99
23(4
30
79(4
100
99
106(4 Sale
19
23
113
123(
122
124(4 127(4
123(4
113
7m unstamped............1941
External
Sale
80
23(4
_
106(4 Sale
•
23
26
Sale
117(4 122
125(4 Sale
123
Sale
118
4
4
Feb.
4
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
6
4
17(4
76
99
106(4
18(4
116(4
114(4
123(4
121(4
81
Mar.
80
1
81
Mar.
Mar.
J
German Prov 8c
Communal
Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A.....
♦Hamburg (State) 6s.......
1952
A O
.1946 A O
♦Heidelberg (City) extl s f 7H«—1950 J
1960 A
Helslngfors (City) ext 6 (4s
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
♦7 (4s unmatured coupons on..1945
112,000
♦78 unmatured coupons on
1946
59,000
9,000 ♦Hungarian Land M.ge 7(4a A—1961
J
O
J
J
J
J
•S f 7m series B
2,000
12,000 ♦Hungary (Kingof) 7(4 sFeb.op -onl 944
1960
4,000 Irish Free State external 5s
446,000 Italy (Kingdom) external s f 7s. 1951
F
A
8
f 7s series B—...1947 M
S
External sec s
25", 000
1952
118,000 Italian Public Utility s f g 7s
..1954
331,000 Japanese Gov extl s f 6 (4s
Extl sinking fund 5(4s
.1965
169,000
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
25(4
30.
31
33(4
26(4
27(4
99
18(4
15(4
26(4 Sale
23(4 Sale
33(4 Sale
28(4 Sale
24
Sale
20
Sale
30
Sale
29
34
36(4
41
33(4 Sale
24(4 Sale
36(4
39
31
32
100
25
18(4
98(4 100
25
23(4
19
98(4
17(4
15(4
106
105(1
105(1 106
21(4
26
MN
O
25
p
25
21(4
48
22
50(4
120
25
Sale
22(4
48
113(4
23(4
26
Mar. 23
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
26(4 Mar.
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Feb. 11
38
31
4
30(4 Feb. 11
4
30(4 Feb. 11
Jan.
Jan.
98
103
Feb. 15
99(4 Feb. 17
99
Jan. 28
23
99
15 1043
13
643
5
4
Mar. 29
92
74(1
92(4 93(4
92(4 Sale
80(4 Sale
83
27(4
"79"
71.
Sale
Sale
30(4
24
A
96(4
Sale
80(4 Sale
37(4
23(4
40(4
44
i
Sale"
84
84
7
6(4
10(1
Sale
8(4
7(4 Sale
80
Sale
71(4 Sale
94(4 Sale
80(4 Sale
34(4
17(4
9
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
2
3
Mar.
6
8
80(4 Mar.
80
Mar.
23
Jan.
50(4 Feb.
82(4 Mar.
82
1
1
1
8
81
81
26
4
23(4 Jan. 21
4
3
33
Mar. 23
4 51
Mar. 18 113
Mar. 30 92
Mar.
22
22
22
23
Mar. 24
Mar. 23
Mar. 1
40
Mar .~31
92(4
71(4 Mar. 31
93(4 Mar. 22
80
Mar. 30
80(1
84
Mar."
1
1
Mar.
96(4 Mar. 1
82(4 Mar. 11
6
39
Mar. 27
40(4 Mar.
95
Mar. 19
95
Mar. 19
Mar. 15
15
Mar.
—
13
v
5(4 Mar. 15
8
Mar. 18
7(4 Mar. 13
7(4 Mar. 17
7 (4 Mar. 24
7(4 Mar.
8
V
11
Mar.
25
4
27
24
Mar.
1
Mar.
2
333
283
Feb.
11
Mar.
1
32
Mar.
41
Feb.
35
Feb. 19
96(4 Jan.
8 100
Feb. 11
17
Mar. 23
15(4 Jan.
105(4 Jan,
25
Mar.
4
16
2
8 19(4 Mar. 11
Mar. 10
4 107
30(4 Mar. 22
21(4 Jan.
21(4 Jan.
21(4 Jan.
21(4 Jan.
47(4 Feb.
soi
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Mar. 23
Jan.
25
79(4 Jan.
85k
12
29(4 Jan.
20(4 Feb.
40(4 Feb. 19
80
99
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
80(4 Jan.
71(4 Jan.
93
115
29
Jan.
Feb.
99
Feb.
94
Feb.
82(4 Feb.
99(4 Jan.
Ill
5
4
Jan.
Mar. 19
Jan. 22
Mar.
7
Mar.
7
6
Mar. 10
7
Mar. 17
6
6
Feb. 27
Mar. 19
Jan.
4
11(4 Jan.
11(4 Jan.
Jan.
~
Mar. 10
Feb. 19
21
95
17
Mar. 13
7(4 Mar. 17
7(4 Mar. 24
4
5
15
23
25
8(4 Jan.
Mar. 23
7
Jan.
Mar. 15
Feb. 25
8
2
22
Jan.
4
Mar. 18
Mar. 13
9(4 Mar.
Jan.
8
6(4
6(4
6(4 Mar.
Mar. 23
Feb.
6
Mar.
3
Jan.
6
Sale
Mar. 25
27(4 Jan.
1
5
Mar. 20
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
Feb. 27
Jan.
-
Mar.
Mar.
2
81(4 Mar, 11
76
67(4 Jan.
98
Jan.
1003
105(4 Mar. 25 1073
17(4 Mar. 18 24!
117
Mar. 24 1243
117
Feb.
119!
130
122(4 Mar.
119(4 Mar. 6 124
20(4 Jan.
8
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
82
Mar.
30(4 Mar.
30(4 Mar.
30(4 Mar.
27(4 Mar.
2
2
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
38
25
4
Jan.
74(4 Jan.
32
89
J
D
Mar. 23
Mar.
2
19
28
24
25
30(4 Sale
25
26(4
"35"" 27(4
27 •
50
50(4 Sale
112*
111
95(4 98
13(4
14(4
5(4
6(4
7(4
8(4
7(4 Sale
"9(4 "10(4
9(4
Mar.
17
Jan.
12
18(4 Jan.
27(4 Jan.
5
23(4 Mar. 29
4 100
98
20
Jan.
2
1
34
Feb.
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 29
4
1
2
Mar. 2
Mar. 2
19(4 Mar. 11
Mar. 10
105(4 105(4 Mar. 25 107
99
.it*
,
92(4 104(4
15(4 Sale
J
24(4 Mar. 25
36(4 Mar. 17
31
Mar. 27
Mar. 12
Jan. 12
105(4 Jan.
Jan.
102
Mar.
100(4 Jan.
98(4 Mar. 19 100(4 Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
24
9
3
38
33(4 Mar.
28(4 Mar.
27
9
Mar. 19
2
27
Jan.
363
103(4 Mar. 2 1053
101
Jan. 29 1023
.
23(4
19(4
29(4
23(4
Mar.
4
97(4 Mar.
96
Mar. 30
8
97
Jan.
Mar. 25
74(4 Mar. 17 76
QQ
Mar.
3 100(4 Mar. 23
105(4 Mar. 25 107(4 Mar. 10
17(4 Mar. 18 24(4 Mar. 3
117
Mar. 24 121
Mar., 4
118(4 Mar. 29 118(4 Mar. 29
1
112(4 Mar. 6 125(4 Mar
Mar. 4
119(4 Mar. 6 124
26(4
Sale
85(4 Sale
98
♦7(4s Unmatured coupons on.1950
1,000
...1954
79,000 ♦Medellln (Colombia) 6(4s..
16,000 ♦Mexican Irrlg Assenting s f 4 (4s 1943
1,000 ♦Mexico (U S) external 5s of 1899£ 1945 Q
♦Assenting 5s of 1899.........1945
12,000
♦Assenting 5s large.............
Q
46,000
♦Assenting 5s small...........
Q
6,000
♦4s of 1904
1954 J
10,000
♦ Assenting 4s of 1964...
...1954
143,000
♦Assenting 4s of 1910 large.....
222,000
Sale
Sale
26(4
67(4
♦7s Unmatured coupons on...1957 A
♦Leipzig (City) external s f g 7s. 1947 F
Lower Austria (Province of)—
see panre
24(4
113
Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A1937 M
For footnotes,
29
M N
1961 M N
26,000
20
II*
Bks—
♦(Cons Agric Loan) 6(4s ser A.1958
24,000
MN
12,000 ♦Greek Govt secured 7s.........1964
♦S f secured 6s....
....1968 F A
63,000
46,000
35,000
2,000
10,000
21(4 Sale
Mar.
22
,
German Gov't International—
D
♦35-year 5(48 stamped........1965
849,000
♦5(48 unstamped
1965
108,000
AO
♦German
Republic
7s
stamped..
1949
364,000
♦7s unstamped
1949
50,000
21(4 Mar. 11
21(4 Mar. 8
21(4 Mar. 16
30 101
-----
80
100(4
107
Sale
122
122
Sale
Sale
9
Mar. 9
Mar. 11
11
80
81(4 Mar. 11
1
9
Mar.
11
Mar. 25
1
Mar.
Jan.
72
73
Mar.
2
Mar. 17
23(4 Jan.
82(4 Mar. 8
81(4 Mar. 12
82
Mar. 9
80(4 Mar.
6
Jan.
29(4 Jan.
45
82(4
23
5
Jan.
45
81
S
24(4
24(4
24(4
24(4
8
70
70
81
81 d
MN
25
8
82(4
M
25
5
4
z9i8(4 Mar.19 1)00(4 Mar.
81(4
4
23
Mar. 10
Mar. 3
4
Sale
80(4
5m 2d series—
6
99(4 Sale
80
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
37(4 Mar. 10
Mar., 8
48(4 Mar. 31
25(4 Mar. 4
105
101
9
38
4
1
73(4
Sale
4
4
4
Mar. 30
48
Mar. 15 105(4 Mar.
Mar.
100(4 Mar-15 102
Sale"
Sale
80(4 Sale
4
105
105(4 Sale
70(4
80
26(4 Feb. 13
56(4 Mar.
103(4 Mar. 24 1053
103(4 Mar. 25 1053
74(4
S
25(4 Jan.
11
3
S
M
12
Feb.
103(4 Mar. 25 105(4 Mar.
O
—...—1969
1969
f 7s
..1945
64(4 Jan. 28
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar. 8
Mar. 12
Mar. 18
33(4 Mar. 23 36(4 Mar. 12
Mar.
9
zl03(4 Mar. 2 104
101(4 Mar.23 102(4 Mar. 5
Mar. 13
z98
Mar.
1 99
104
Mar.
4 104(4 Mar. 13
56(4 Mar. 13 64 (4 Mar. 29
103(4 Mar. 24 104(4 Mar. 15
A
f m—..1940
ser......1961
5
36(4 Mar. 13
36(4 Mar. 13
Mar. 25 28(4
26(4 Mar. 11 26(4
97(4 Mar. 30 100(4
96
Mar. 30 98(4
97
Mar.
5 98(4
24
86
22
9
15
Jan.
53(4 Jan. 14
18(4 Mar. 29
27
M
5}m 1st series....
8
Mar. 19
Mar. 22
Sale
"99(4 Sale
48'
Mar, 23
32(4
28
Sale
4
Mar, 23
33
31
27(4
37(4
Sale
Sale
23
21(4 Jan.
22
Jan.
Mar, 17
Mar. 10
Sale
26
Mar, 13
1
19
15
104(4 Mar. 17 110(4
Ill
Feb. 22 114(4
97
Mar. 17 101(4
96(4 Mar. 17 103(4
5 53
50(4 Jan.
1
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Jan.
28
Mar. 12
24(1
6
Jan.
60
60
Mar, 22
5
5
3
Jan.
23
Mar.
Sale
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
83(4 Jan. 21
1
83(4 Feb.
75(4 Mar.
78
Mar.
78(4 Mar.
56
Mar.
Mar. 30
-
Jan.
18
Mar.
Mar, 24
Sale
3
1
28
Mar, 17
22(4
Feb. 27
Jan.
Mar, 17
21(4
1
24
17
11
11
Feb.
Mar. 11
Mar, 23
Sale
16
9
99(4 Feb. 24 102(4 Jan.
Sale
Sale
1.05(4 Sale
L12(4 Sale
98
Mar. 16
44
extl s
El Salvador (Rep) 1st a f 8s A...1948
♦Certificates of deposit
...
2,000
....1967
16,000 Estonia (Republic) 7s
32,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6s....1945
..1953
33,000 ♦Frankfort (City of) s f 6(4s
77,000 Fiench Republic 7 (4« stamped..1941
1,000
24,000
20,000
24(4 Mar.
M S
♦Dresden (City)
^
25
26(4
Mar, 30
.
56,000
42,000
15,000
4,000
24(4
25(4
Sale
28(4 Sale
A
Mar.
Sale
20(41
99(4 Sale
97(4
98
97(4 97(4
A
Mar.
Mar.
56
22
Sale
27
78(4 Mar.
56(4
22(4 Sale
20(1
MN
Sale
22
F
J
Mar.
Sale
MN
M N
78
Sale
35(4 Sale
35(4 Sale
D
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
30(
22(4 Sale
20(4 Sale
20
Sale
20
Sale
32(4 Sale
32(4 Sale
20(4
24
A
83(4 Mar.
75(4 Mar.
75 (4 Mar.
52
1
6(4 Mar. 10
Sale
11
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
5
Feb. 16
6 103
Jan.
84
Mar. 17 88(4
83(4 Mar. 31 89(4
75(4 Mar. 23 82(4
22 h
23
27
O
J
Mar.
8
Jan.
Mar.
100
24 (
41
A
O
6
Jan.
5 102
Jan.
100
Sale
~ "
26(*
24(4 Sale
A
1
Mar. 16 110(4
Mar. 17 110
Mar. 19 102(4
Mar. 19 102(4
Mar. 29 25(4
Mar* 11 110(4
Jan.
2 109(4
Jan.
2 118(4
Jan.
6 102(4
Mar. 17 25
Mar. 22 24(4
Mar. 31 59(4
Jan.
2 47(4
Jan.
2 47
Jan.
2 47(4
Mar. 19 103(4
Mar. 18 103
Feb. 24 105(4
4
31(4 Feb. 20
26(4 Jan.
Jan. 28
100
Feb. 15 102
Sale
Sale
38
32(4
'18(4 "21(4
J
84
m
81*
Mar.
Mar.
101
Mar. 25
Mar. 9
Mar. 23
Mar. 18
Mar. 3
9(4
1(4
1(4
2(4
45
26
8
J
Sale Prices
36(4
36(4
32
60
52
M
J
Sale Prices
55(4
47(4
36(4
36(4
48(4
26(4
20
Sale
Sale
100
61(4
D
♦7s Nov 11932 coupon on...... 1951
249,000
M 8
25,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904 .......1944
F A
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914—..—1949
32,000
F A
4 m external loan
21,000
—
1949
J
J
16,000
30-year s f 5m
1953
J D
♦Public Works 5H®—June 30 1945
1,910,000
160,000 Denmark 20-yr external
External g 5m
152,000
107(4 Sale
111(4 Sale
Sale
49(4
s
38,000 Cxechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8s...1951
Sink fd 8s ser B
1952
31,000
Sale
103(1 Sale
f gold
♦CoJognf (Germany) a f 4(4«
1950
Colombia (Republic of)—
♦6s April 1 1935 coupon onOct 1961
488,000
♦6s Jan 1 1935 coupon on. Jan 1961
292,000
♦Colombia Mtge Bank 6(4*—....1947
30",666
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1926......1946
1,000
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1927......1947
99,000 Copenhagen external 5s—.....1952
Gold 4m
105,000
1953
80,000 Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7s........1942
Costa Rica (Republic)—
Sale
25
114(4 Sale
101(4 Sale
of gu s f 6 Ha -1957
J D
6(4*
.....
1961
f gold 6s
.1961 A O
M N
♦Guaranteed sinking fund 6S..1962
♦Chilean Munlc Loan 7s
—1960 M S
J D
♦Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s—.—..195]
♦Chile Mtge Bank
Sale Prices
28(4 Mar.
100(4 Mar.
101(4 Mar.
100(4 Mar.
86(4
S3H
87
MN
238,000 ♦Chile Republic exts f g 7s
..1942
♦External sinking fund g 6s
1960 A O
531,000
F A
♦External
s
f
307,000
gold 6s..—Feb 1961
J
402,000
♦Ry ref extl s f g 6s.......Jan 1961
M S
♦Extl s f 6s int ctfs
Sept 1961
188,000
M 8
♦Extl sinking fund 6s
121,000
1962
M N
♦External sinking fund 6s.....1963
273,000
♦Guaranteed
Sale
Sale
♦S f 7(4* May coupon
♦Guar
101
98
Sale
A
347,000
101(4
F
413,000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4s........—1960
M N
482,000
30-year gold 5s_.
1952
F A
311,000
10-year 2(4s
Aug 15 1945
J
548,000
25-year 3 (4a
1961
J
13,000 ♦Carlsbad (City) s f 8s
1954
M S
25,000 ♦Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7s
1950
♦ Farm Loan sf 6s ...........-I960 J
25.000
A O
♦Farm loan s f 6s ............. 1960
64,000
♦Farm loan 6s series A
1938
66,000
168,000
134,000
139,000
128,000
203,000
2,000
24,000
101
F
1976
readjust 4(48-4(4*--——I976
s f 4(4-4(4 $ bonds.......1975
♦S f 7s July coupon
Sale
Sale
102(4
101(4
101
86(4
M
3% external s f % bonds...—.-1984
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)—
79,000
34,000
S
—..........
♦6^s stamped
Extl
A
29(4
28(4
27(4
M
Safe Prices
104 (a Mar. 16 106(4 Mar.
3 104(4
Sale
106
105(4 Sale
105(4 104(4 Mar. 1/ 106(4 Mar. 5 104(4
106(4 106(4 105
Mar. 1
99(4
Sale
101
99(4 Mar. 19 101
100(4 Sale
98
Mar. 1
98
Mar. 19 102
Sale
102
99
102
100
18(4
Sale
19
25
18(4 Mar. 29 25(4 Mar. 1
23
Mar. 11 110(4 Mar. 24 108
Sale
109(4 i09(4 108
108(4 Sale
Mar.
1 109(4 Mar. 17 105]
Sale
107
Sale
107(4 108(4 107
Sale
116(4 Mar. 1 118(4 Mar. 11 115!
Sale
116(4 Sale 117
99
Mar. 9
99
Mar. 24 101
100
99
102
101
100
18
25
Mar. 2
18
Mar. 17
26
22
19(4 Sale
22(4
18(4
18(4 Mar. 22 24(4 Mar. 3
23(4 Sale
22
20(4
19(4
Mar. 3
48(4
48(4 Mar. 31 62
Sale
51(4 Sale
48(4 Sale
41
41(4 Mar. 31 46(4 Mar. 1
Sale
46(4 Sale
41(4 Sale
41
41(4 Mar. 30 46 (4 Mar. 2
Sale
45(4 Sale
41(4 Sale
41(4
41(4 Mar. 27 45(4 Mar. 4
Sale
45(4 Sale
41(4 Sale
99(4
99(4 Mar. 19 101 (4 Mar. 3
101(4 Sale
103
99(4 100
Sale
99(4
99(4 Mar. 18 101(4 Mar. 1
99(
103(4 101(4 Sale
Mar. 2 101
103
101(4 Mar. 11 102
105(4 101(4 103(4 101
1935 coupon
♦Stamped
Highest
__
•Cent Ry 30-year g
♦68 June 1
Lowest
110
Sale
Budapest (City of)—
34,000
63,000
14,000
26,000
4,000
70,000
Highest
110(4
M S
A
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
,Ask
109(4
109(4
101X
99(4
M S
1941
.— —
of 1926
♦Extl s f 6m of
J
Lowest
31
March
March 1
1937
STOCK EXCHANGE
Government
267,000 Australia 5s of 1925
49.000
1
Jan. 2
Foreign
174,000
574,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
BONDS
March
,
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
20
8
11
9
7
Feb. 25
Jan.
Jan.
9(4 Jan.
9(4 Jan.
6
6
6
21
8
7
April, 1937]
Sales in
March
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
58Y
BONDS
March 1
1937
FOREIGN GOVT (Concluded)
Mexico (Continued)
Bid
♦Assenting 4s of 1910 small.....
•♦ Tress *• of
*13 assent (lards) 1933 J
Ask
11**
12 H
Sale
705*
72
.........
♦6s series A..................1959
10,000
110,000 Now Soutb Wales ext i f t 5s
1957
External s f ft 5s.....
61,000
......1958
69,000 Norway 30-year ext s f 6s. Aug IS 1943
20-yeaf external • f 6s. Aug 15 1944
61,000
External t f 5s
Mar 15 1963
10,000
Extl sinking fund 4**s
253,000
1956
27
245*
60H
104**
104H
F A 107 5*
FA 106H
MS
102%
MS 102**
External sink fund 4***——1965 A O 101**
459,000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
.1970 J D 102 J*
1,000
13,000 ♦Nuremberg (City) external 6s.. 1953 FA
18**
81,000 Oriental Development 6s....
.1953 M 8
76*1
External deb 5H«—....
1958 MN
63,000
72 **
91,000 Oslo (City) 4**s extl sink fund..l955 A O
99
A
A O
..
9,000
2,000
Panama
(Rep) external 5He..... 1953 J D
♦Extl a f 5s see A...
May 15 1963 MN
♦Stamped (assented).........
85,000
S
S
1961 J
♦7Hs July coupon off.........1966 J
MN
f 7s.. 1941 AO
25-year extl s f 6s......Feb 15 1947 F A
42,000
♦Rhine-Main-Danube deb7s ser A1950 M S
&
Rio de Janeiro (City of)—,
♦Ss April coupon off
1946 A O
♦6Hs August coupon off......1953 F A
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
♦8s April coupon off....
.1946 A O
48,000
♦6s June coupon Off..........1968 J D
168,000
♦78 May coupon off...........1966 M-N
86,000
♦7s June coupon off..........1967 J D
27,000
Rome (City) external s f 6Hs
1952 A O
174,000
Rotterdam (City) ext s f 6s .....1964 M N
12,000
Roumania (Kingdom of. Monopolies)
♦7s August coupon off........1959 F A
201,000
•Saarbruecken (City) a f 6s
Sao Paulo (City of)—
39,000
3,000
74**
1
9
9
2
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
Sale
Sale
2$%
26**
67*1
30**
26** Mar. 23
26** Mar. 27
655* Mar. 11
34
Mar.
1
26** Mar,
34
67*|
60**
102**
102**
107
107 5*
Sale
J6 **
1005* Sale
106
75
745*
72
995*
98
Mar. 22 1005* Mar.
60*2
Sale
Sale
80
75
Mar.
6
Mar. 31
Mar. 9
Mar. 18 63
Mar. 20 1035* Mar.
Mar. 23 103** Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 16 107
Mar. 19 1075* Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 10 100
Mar. 25 1035* Mar.
Mar. 16 1015* Mar.
Mar. 10 102 k Mar. 10
Mar. 2
Mar;' 18
Mar.
3
Mar. 31
Mar.'i 2
Mar. 20 75
2754
Sale
103 J* 102**
104
102** Sale
Sale
105**
Sale
Sale
10154
1015*
1045*
106
99%
102**
Sale
103
102**
20
Sale
775*
100
17
315
67
80*1
1
106** 107
106** Mar. 12 106** Mar. 15
84** 74
Mar. 8 83 - Mar. 8
795* 83
Sale
735* 70
67** Mar. 30 735* Mar. 4
71
30** Sale
245*
Sale
50
61
47
Sale
Sale
Sale
31
30
Sale
Sale
99
99** Sale
24
21H
24** Sale
"27"
Sale
235* Sale
24
30 ** Sale
345* Sale
Sale
22
725* Sale
105
25** Sale
30
Sale
51
64** Sale
49** Sale
88
295*
29
20**
19
|
Sale
Mar. 31
225* Mar. 23
21** Mar. 23
21** Mar; 23
305* Mar.
2654 Mar.
255* Mar.
255* Mar.
47
60
47
Mar. 11
Mar.
2
54
1
3
3
3
Mar. 20
65
^ Mar. 20
Mar.
545* Mar.
24
31
* Mar.
26** Mar.
98** Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
}§*
.1
3
Sale
i
Sale
3154 Sale
27** Sale
.....
Sale
29**
1952 MN
27
355* Sale
1957 MN
24H
30
1936
38
31
34
Sale
33
64
109
Jan.
102
Jan.
Jan.
102** Feb.
Mar.
102** Mar.
17
24*1
Mar.
75** Jan.
71** Jan.
98
82
24
305* Feb. 27
19
Jan.
47
60
46
Mar. 11
Mar.
2
Feb. 27
28
26
26
62
80
Mar. 31
20** Feb.
4
185* Jan.
9
9
92
♦♦8s July coupon off....
,i
...
♦88 July coupon off........
♦7s September coupon off..
1950
35
1956 M S
28**
*6s July
1968 J
J
28
Sale
1940 A
O
95
Sale
Sec
s
coupon
off........
1 J 7s....
Sale
♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s.
1945 J
♦S F g 6 Hs.
, Decl946
J
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)
........
.
28
32**
.
♦8s No* I 1935
coupons on.. ..1962
105,000
♦7s Nov I 1935coupon on......
253,000
♦Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s.l958
66,000
♦Sllesian Landowners Assn 6s...1947
24,000
25**
J
D
F
A
Styrla (Province of)—
7s February coupon off.......1946
1,000
Sydney
(City) s f g 5 Ha
1955 F
31,000
Taiwan Else Pow 5 He—......1971 J
A
A
J
82,000
TokyoClty loan of 1912 5s
1952 M S
15,000
External s f 5He guar..
...1961 A O
64.000
Trondhlem (City) 1st ext g 5HS..1957 MN
49,000
♦Uruguay (Rep) external s f 8s..1946 F A
18,000
♦Ext • 16s.
I960 M N
239,000
♦Exter S f 6s
1964 M N
128,000
Venstlen Prov Mtg Bank 7s
295*
11
7
28** Jan.
26
11
Jan.
2
2
Mar.
24
26
Jan.
Jan.
26
Mar.
1
8
1
1
3454 Mar.
<5
255* Jan.
2
345* Mar.
7
27Feb. 15
Map;
Mar;
20
7
2
Jan.
21
20
Mar. 16
Jan.
72** Mar. 30
1005* Mar 22
Feb.
21
3
Jan.
12
•
3
2
39
32
Mar.
Mar.
8
5
28** Mar 31
Mar.
3
....1952 A O
25*1
53*1
26**
Sale
55
30
36
89**
92
104 J* 104**
73 ** Sale
72*1
74
72** Sale
100** 101**
68
69
69**
695*
68** Sale
73
90
Vienna (City of)—
6s Unmatured coupons
on....1952 M N
19,000
Warsaw (City) external 7s
117.000
Yokohama (City) extl e f 6s..
43,000
215*
225*
18**—.
32**
28** Mar. 31
33
26
Mar. 17
91 4
Mar. 27
31
97
,,
19 J* Mar. 23
195* Mar. 23
Mar. 12
Mar. 2
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
315* Mar. 20
31** Mar. 20
17
305* Sale
36
Sale
Sale
42** Sale
30** 39**
45
Sale
Sale
44
Mar.
3
395* Mar. 11
93J* Mar. 30 93** Mar. 30
101** Mar. 31 104** Mar. 1
735* Mar. 23 755* Mar. 12
65
Mar. 20 67** Mar. 25
75
Sale
75
745* Mar. 8 755* Mar. 2
Mar. 9
102** 9954 Mar. 15 103
Mar. 18, 68** Mar. 1
665* 66
65
Mar. 22! 68** Mar. 8
65** Sale
65** Mar. 22 68** Mar. 1
65** Sale
83** 99**
915* 93**
104** Sale 101** Sale
Sale
715* 75
75**
80
76
81
Sale
102
68** Sale
67** ^8**
68** Sale
83** 99**
m
m
98
93
98
Sale
92
1958 F
A
48
Sale
43
Sale
43** Sale
..1961 J
D
77** Sale
42
Sale
42
895*
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
39
32
Sale
Mar.
1
455* Mar.
4
3
9,6
Mar. 10
395* Mar. 13
98
Mar. 24
84
81
Mar.
Jan.
.
435* Mar.
375* Mar.
Sale
Feb. 26
Mar.
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
33
Jan.
3554 Mar. '2
30J* Mar: 10
32**
28**
26**
92 J*
34** Jan. 23
305* Mar. 22
30 J* Mar. 31
28
Mar. 30
40
4
2
30** Sale
29**
45
39**
30** 35
30** Sale
965* Sale
3
245* Mar,
Mar.
215* Jan.
32
Feb. 23
Mar. 2
24** Mar.
110J* Mar. 18 113** Jaft. 14
1095* Mar. 19 113
Jan.
8
Feb. 18
21** Mar. 12 27
235* Mar. 18
43**
64
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
Feb. 13
335* Mar. 11
31
16 100
Jan.
23** Mar. 18
26
2
4 106** Mar. 15
24 85
Jan. 22
76
Jan. 22
Feb.
24**
19
Mar.
67**, Mar. 30
245* Mar.
Mar. 13
8
81** Feb. 19
76** Jan. 12
100** Feb. 19
Mar.
1055* Jan.
15
27
20
2
5
4
Jan. 12
102
2
102** Feb.
12
335* Mar. 12
325* Mar. 2
Jan.
1075*
100
6
3
Feb. 25
20
Mar.
1045* Mar;
106
7
8
Jan.
99% Mar.
105
175* Jan.
16*4 Jan.
Mar. 30
27** Mar. 22
Jan,
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
105**
245* Mar.
3
4
Jan,
67** Mar. 31
12
30
32
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
275* Jan. 11
26** Mar. 30
305* Mar. 22 345*
31** Sale
31
Sale
26K Mar. 31 31
26** Sale
305* Sale
26** Sale
26** Mar. 31 305*
Mar. 16 29
30** 31** 26** 275* 26
81
Sale
72** Mar. 30 81
725* Sale
101** Sale rlOOMSale el005*Mar.22 1015*
3254
26**
655*
60**
1015*
1015*
1 335* Mar. 11
30 30
Mar.
1
25 100
Mar. 2
Mar. 3
1115* 112** 110** Mar. 18 113
112** 113
111** 112** 109** 110** 1095* Mar. 19 112** Mar. 3
28
36** 23** Sale
21** Mar. 12 23** Mar. 31
32
32
24** Sale
Sale
Sale
26** Sale
28
13
31** Sale
625*
22
111 5* 113**
113
9
135* Jan.
Mar. 16
34
22** Sale
Sale
9
82
'
Sale
55* Feb. 23
85* Mar. 2
70** Mar. 30
♦6Hs May
off.......
65* Mar.
2
1
♦8s May coupon off.........
coupon
9
Mar. 16
785* Mar.
24** Sale
J
Mar.
854 Mar.
70** Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
76** Sale
59** Sale
26
Sale Prices
71" Sale"
22
94
Sale Prices
6
8**: 10**
24 J* Sale
26$
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale'
102** 103**
22** 24**
99**
Lowest
Sale Prices
78**
Sale
24**
78
75
Highest
Jan.
265* Jan:
Mar. 29
44
Mar. 31
43** Jan. 19
35** Feb. 19
34** Jan. 25
.
26
91
5
355* Mar. 2
345* Jan. 21
San Paulo (State of)—
\ 10,000
69,000
30,000
190,000
178,000
1953 I
Ask
20** Sale
4.000
{ 77,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
9
101
85
23
Sale
9
Sale
$
Porto Alegre (City of)—
♦8s June coupon off......
s
Ask Bid
Bid
100H? 100**
103** 103 H Sale
69
29,000 ♦Prussia (Free State) ext ef 6 H—1951 M S
•S f gold 6s.. —.—.a—.—......... 1952 A O
76,000
2,000
Sale
109
Sale
•i,
31,000 Prague (Greater City) 7H«......1952
129,000
182,000
645*
105**
.....
1055* 106
Pernambuco (State of)—
78,000 Queensland (State of) ext
Sale
27
735*
♦7s September coupon off...—1947 M
70,000
127,000 ♦Peru (Rep) Sec e f g 7s.. .......1959 M
♦National loan ext a 16s......1960
946,000
♦National loan ext a f 6s......1961
435,000
59,000 ♦Poland (Rep of) g 6s...........1940
♦Stabill*
loan 7s of *37. Oct 15 1947
148,000
♦External s f 8s
1950
153,000
32,000
63,000
12**
65**
MN
F
March 31
65* Sale
J
•♦Small....—_
2,000
237,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6HS..1952 AO
\finas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
♦6H» September coupon off
104,000
1958 MS
♦6**s September coupon off-—1959 M S
94,000
8,000 ♦Montevideo (City) 7a__...
1952 J D
6,000
,
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Jan. 2
n. y. stock exchange
259,000
21
Mar. J 7
Mar. 27
Jan.
98
Jan.
19** Mar. 23
24
Jan.
22
25
Jan.
28
25** Jan.
4
24
4
Jan.
28
18
16
Feb. 27
31** Mar. 20
31** Mar. 20
40** Mar. 13
54
30
12
39** Mar. 11
90J* Jan. 16
101** Mar 31
715* Jan. 28
Mar. 30
Feb. 11
Jan. 11
Jan.
.
65
Mar. 20
72 J* Jan
.
Feb.
Jan.'
29
Jan.
995* Mar. 15
10
8
12
Mar.
9
66
Jan.
6
65
Jan.
Jan.
5
Mar. 18
Mar. 22
65** Mar. 22
92** Jan. 21
395* Mar. 13
77** Jan.
2
98
54
84
5
Feb. 27
Feb. 15
Mar. 3
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES.
883,000
70.000
49,000
7,000
3,000
9,000
15.000
12,000
8,000
26,000
640,000
240,000
25,000
43,000
9,000
58,000
88,000
1,43,000
J
F
A
Adriatic Else Co external 7a.....1952 A
1943 J
D
1946
10-year deb 4)*•AlaGr Sou 1st cons Ss ear A
First
cons
1943 J
4s series B..
♦Albany Perf rated Wrap Paper 6s 1648 A
♦6s with warrants assented...1948
D
O
Albany A Suea let guar 3m.
♦Collateral Be convertible 5s.._ 1950 AO
♦5s stamped—-———1950
.1998 AO
M 8
......1943
Allegh Be West let g go 4s...
Alleg Volley gen gu 4a.
Allied Stores Corp deb
♦**■-*-
4H« debentures
Amer Tel 8c Tel—
915*
1045*
1045*
101**
815*
1145*
"73"
69
...1946
FA
Allegheny Corp coll tr conv 6s..1944
Collateral and convertible 5s—1949 J D
a o
1950
..1951 F A
S
Alpl e Montan Steel 7s........1955
9,000
M S
607,000 Amer & Foreign Power deb 5s...2030
.....1953 J D
100,000 American Ice s f deb 5s
MN
480 American IG Chemical 5Hs .....1949
J
Amer Internet Corp conv f H>—1949 J
143,000
Sale
106
O
AO
M
f
D
♦{♦Abltlbl Pow 8c Paper 1st 5a...1953
M S
Adam* Express colt tr g 4s
....1948
Collateral trust 4s of 1907.....1947 J D
}2^
100
Sale
Sale
65** Sale
102** 103**
112**
100
v
81
87
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
115
Mar.
109" 107" 1085*
109-
755*
100** Sale
94
91
:
67**
Sale
Sale"
925*
Sale
100**
Sale
—
84
Sale
93
Sale
109** Sale
IVA
95
90
Sale
98
1075* Sale
Sale
9954
98** Sale
100
99
77**
9554
10654
104**
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
105** Sale
106
1115* Sale
112** 112**
113** Sale
1125* Sale
108
Sale
108
70
705* 76
70
65**
102** 103** 101
965*
98** Sale
Sale
91
9054
85
101
169**
161" 100**
94
Mar. 31
Mar.
5
Mar. 4
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
Sale
Sale
100
93**
101**
105**
105**
101**
Sale
105
104
Sale
86
91
Mar.
101** Sale
1035* 104** Mar.
1035* 104** Mar.
Mar.
104
101** 101
90
865* Mar.
985* 81
114** 114** Mar,
Sale
Mar. 15
71** Mar. 16
Mar.
69
Mar.
104
Mar.
101
Mar.
95
93** Mar.
Mar.
69
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
91
611
98
5
Mar.
100
Mar. 13
109** Mar.
1005* Mar.
100** Mar.
107** Mar.
99** Mar.
985* Mar.
1
6
8
Mar. 20
99
Mar. 20
77** Mar 31
85
97
Mar. 10
Mar. 19
99
.
93
Mar.
1
10654 Mar. 31 109** Mar.
Mar.
10354 Mar. 29 106
1
1
84
Jan.
Mar. 31
Jan.
5
Jan. 11
Jan. 19
104** Jan.
104
101
Jan.
Mar.
79_. Jan.
Feb.
11451 Feb.
108
70
Mar.
65** Mar.
101
Mar,
965* Mar.
905* Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
85** Jan.
Feb.
61
98
Feb.
8
Mar. 31
Jan.
2
Jan. 22
Jan.. 25
Jan. 27
107** Mar.
99** Mar.
98** Mar.
llV*
87
2
11
Feb. 10
Mar.
Mar.
93** Jan.
9
Mar.
5
Jan. 23
Feb.
9
Jan. 25
Jan. 11
Mar.
9
Feb. 11
Jan. 18
-
2
Mar. 19
1065* Mar; 31
1035* Mar. 29
Mar.
Jan.
1
29
-,r
20-year sinking fund §H*.-—1943
564,000
Convertible debentures 4 H*--1939
236,000
3Hs debentures..............1961
1,689,000
3debentures...—..
...1966
1,848,000
96,000 ♦Am Type Found s. f. debs 2**-5s. 1950
MN
J
J
A O
J
D
*
J
177
Sale
106*4 107
98** Sale
9754 Sale
169
172
108
Sale
109
Sale
100** Sale
1005* Sale
171** Sale
11254 Mar.
1055* Mar.
97** Mar.
97*1 Mar.
24 114 ;
Mar.
23 109
Mar.
23 100** Mar.
23 1005* Mar.
Mar. 22 18?
Mar.
169
111**
1055*
97**
97**
169
Feb.
3 114
Mar. 23 113
Mar, 23 102**
Mar. 23 1025*
Jan.
4 200
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Amer Water Works Be Klec
M N
Debenture gold 6a uerles A...1975
72,000
..1947 I J
352,000 {♦Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6a
♦Ceitificates of Deposit...
85,000
6s stamped...1947 j"rJ
7,000
A O
683,000 Anaconda Cop Mln s f deb4 H* ..1950
.
...
110**
75
Sale
95** Sale
94
Sale
Sale
78** Sale
76**
82
i065* Sale" 165** Sale'
105
365* Sale
71
72**
104**
104
104**
Sale.
69
71
1035* 104
103
Sale
965* Sale
Sale
107 ** Mar. 22 10954 Mar. 11
77** Mar. 29 95** Mar.
1
77*1 Mar. 29 94** Mar. 2
Mar.
4
84** Mar. 16 9l
Mar. 3
104** Mar. 23 106
107** Mar. 22 110** Jan. 23
69** Jan. 12 95 J* Mar. 1
70
Jan. 13
94** Feb. 27
84** Mar. 16 91
Mar. 4
Jan. 11
104** Mar. 23 107
AngloChllean Nitrate—
♦Sinking fund Income deb....1967 J
454,000
I 42,000 ♦tAnn Arbor 1st g 4s
Julv 1995 O
F14,000 Ark A Memp Bdge A Term 1st 5s. 1964 M
457,000 Armour Be Co. 1st real estate 4H« 1939 J
1st M 4s s f ser B( Del.)...
686,000
1955|F
1st M s f 4s ser C (Del)..
1957 J
549,000
1950 J
94,000 Armstrong Cork deb 4s......
.
FW Vnnt.nntoo
natr*
Sale
106** 107**
38
74
Sale
Sale
1035*
-a.--.
103**
995*
985*
105**
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
97
104
i Sale
v
Sale
38
69
!
1
Mar.
Mar. 24
42** Mar.
74
Mar.
36** Jan.
69
Mar.
1035* Mar.
11 10354 Mar.
1035* Mar.
Mar.
94** Mar.
95
Mar.
1035* Mar.
30 103** Mar.
17 995* Mar.
17 99** Mar.
103
25 1055* Mar.
103** Mar.
103
Mar.
94 J* Mar.
Mar.
95
in.
\
42** Mar. 11
74
105
Mar.
1
Jan. 27
104** Feb. 26
100** Jan. 29
99** Mar. 5
108
Jan. 20
22
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
March
Value
BONDS
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Inter st Period
$
737,000
22,000
285,000
11,000
53,000
9,000
261,000
18,000
38,000
62,000
3,000
24,000
30,000
530,000
f 408,000
280,000
176,000
86,000
28,000
60,000
19,000
3,000
6,000
ConT g«s of1949......... .....1955 J
Rocky Mt dlT 1st 4s A......-.1965
Trane-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
Gal-Ariz 1st k ref454* ter A ...1962
Atl Knox k No let g5s..........1946
Atl Ac Char Air Una 1st 454* A..1944
1st 34-year 5s eerB.....
1944
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
..July 1952
General unified 4H* series A..1964
L Ac N collet gold 4s
Oct.. 1952
10-yr coll tr 5s
May 1 1945
Atlantic Ac DanTllle 1st g 4s .....1948
.......
v
,9,000
•
157,666
58,000
:
11154 113 54
-----
J
D
J
J
113
119
110
J
J
114
MS
M S
114
114m
10554 10554
D
99
m
Sale
98
m
Sale
M N
J
Atlantic Refining deb 5s...
1987 r
Auburn Automobile conT deb 4 54# *39 J
j
Austin k NW let g 5s guar ......1941 j
j
J
J
Bait At Ohio 1st g 4s
July 1948 AO
Refund Ac gen 5s ser A.....
.1995 J D
1st gold 5s.......... ....July 1948 A O
Ref and gen 4s, series C. ...... 1995 J D
PLBkWVaSys ref g 4s
1941 MN
Southwdlt lst3Hs at 6% ....1950 J
J
J
J
M
8
F
A
M
8
J
J
J
J
Battle Greek Ac Sturgls gu 8s....1989 j"d
Beech Creek Ex ten 1st g >H«.. .1951 A O
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B....1948 J
J
First Ac ref 5s series G ........1960 A O
cons
♦Debenture 6e__
....1955 A O
Berlin Elec Eler Ac Undgrd Rys—
....
105 54 Sale
60
6154
55
Sale
10254
83 54
88
10654
5354
83 k
102
106 54 -...
105 >1
108 54 Sale
90 54 Sale
115 54
Sale
10054 10154
10351 104
10754 Sale
97
89 54
77 H
89 m
98
Sale
Sale
Sale
11554
11054 Sale
11354 115
77 54
104
—
12054 12054
Sale
131
104
—
2154 2354
2154 Sale
2154 21 54
11,000
♦let 6Mis.........
.....1956 A O
2154 23
651,000 Bethlehem Steel 454# series D...1960 J J 105 54 Sale
995,000
Cons mtge 3H* series E.......1966 AO
9954 Sale
4,000 Big Sandy Ry lat mtge 4s....... 1944 J D 112
.....
444,000
277,000
245,000
72,000
627,000
140,000
34,000
342,000
885,000
8,000
Boston Ac Maine 1st 5s ter AC...1967 M S
1st mortgage 5s series 11......1955 MN
1st g 4J4s series JJ...........1961
{♦BostonAc NY Air Line 1st gu 4sl955
♦{♦Botany Cons Mills sec e f 6 Ha 1934
♦Certificates of deposit...........
Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s..
...1941
A
O
F
A
AO
A
O
J
J
J
stamped...............1941 J
86,666 Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s....
1950 FA
103,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s.1945 MN
;
;;
54,000
106,000
142,000
127,000
18,000
39,000
28,000
375,000
25,000
32,000
11,000
122,000
67,000
138,000
3,000
34,000
229,000
89,000
194,000
141,000
190,000
26,000
114,000
236,000
128,000
138,000
861,000
215,000
108,000
184,000
351,000
4,000
34,000
34,000
20,000
13,000
,
>
8354 Sale
85 54
8754
27 H Sale
34MS Sale
34
100 54
Sale
Sale
Bklyn Edison cons mtge 354*-—1966 MN 10554 Sale
Bklyn Manhattan Transit 454#—1966 M N 104
Sale
Bklyn Queens Go Ac Sub gtd 5a.. 1941 MN
7854 81
1st 5s
1st lien Ac ref 4a
ser
A.........1947 M N
Debentures gold 5s ..........195# J D
1st lien Ac ref 5s series B.......1967 MN
Brown Shoe s f deb 3KS.........1950 F A
Brunsw At Western 1st gu g 4s...1938 j
Buffalo Gen Elec 454* ser B......1981 F
j
A
BuffRoch Ac Pitts gen 5s........1937 M 8
...1957 M N
Consol4Hs.......
*{♦ Burl Ced Rap & Nor 1st 5s...l934 AO
*
Certificates of deposit...........
{♦Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s
gu.
.1960 AO
By-Product Coke 1st 554s ser A. 1945 m n
Cal Gas Ac El Corp unlf Ac ref 5a..l937 MN
Calif Packing conT deb 5s......1940 J
J
Camaguey Sugar Co—
♦1st 7s ctfs of deposit...
.1942
Canada Sou con gu 5s ser A.....1962 AO
Canadian Nat gold 4Mi 8
J
1957 J
Guaranteed gold 5s......July 1969 3
J
Guaranteed g 5s..........Oct 1969 AO
Guaranteed g 5s..............1970 FA
122 54
F
M
J
J
Collateral trust gold 4Hs
5s equip trust ctfs.........
1946 M
1944 J
Collateral truat g 5s
1954 J
Collateral trust 454«
1960 J
{♦Carolina Central 1st gu g 4s.. 1949 J
10554 Sale
108 H 109
106
10654
—-r
r
.....
90
27
21,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac 1st g4s..
.1948
3,000 {♦Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s...Not. 1945
♦Consol gold 5s.. ............1945
226,000
♦Ref At gen 554* series B......1959
346,000
♦Ref Ac gen 5s series C..
1959
641,000
♦Chat D1t pur money g 4s
18,000
..1951
♦Macon At Nor D1t 1st g 5s
1946
.—.
103
Sale
Sale
-
75
2954
88
Sale
6154
63
10254 10254
10354 10554
10454 10454
3554 Sale
11554 Sale
11854 11854
S
Sale
Sale
J
D
J
103
115
10954 Sale
10554 Sale
J
D
10554
11054 411
105
106
9154 Sale
ID
37
FA
7854 82
3154 3454
2154 Sale
21
2154
26
2954
23
2654
1954 Sale
2354 30
MN
AO
A
O
1
D
J
J
♦Middle Ga Ac Atl D1t pur m 5s. 1947 J
J
♦MobileD1t 1st g 5s..
J
.1946 3
Central Foundry 1st mtge 6s....1941 M S
General mtge 5s
.1941 M S
95,000
35,000 Cent Hudson G Ac E 1st Ac ref 354s *65 MS
186,000 Cent 111 Elec Ac Gas 1st 5s.....„i.l951 PA
"2,666
2o",66o
38
173
180
10854
3illI
104
10454
.
i
42,000
132,000
155,000
21,000
375,000
11,000
434,000
68,000
31,000
161,000
71,000
1,043,000
122,000
100,000
166,000
464,000
218,000
22",666
Central Illinois Light 3 54s......1966 F
{♦Central New Eng 1st guar 4s..1961 4
A
Central of N J gen g 5s.........1987 J
General 4s.
...............1987 J
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s........1949 F
J
A
Through St l 1st gu g 4s.....1954
O
...
J
Guar 5s......
I960 FA
Gen RR Ac Bkg of Ga col tr g Ss.1937 M N
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s.__1941 MN
Certain-teed Prod s f g 554s A...1948 m 8
Champion Pap Ac Fibre deb 454*_1950 M S
Ches Corp coot col tr g 5s May *51947 m N
10 year conT coll 5s...........1944 J D
Ches At Ohio 1st cons g 5s
1939 m N
"6354 "64""
86
Sale
75
Sale
112
11254
10854 10954
104
92
Sale
95
12554 "Sale
93 54
Sale
10754 Sale
146
129
154
135
10854 Sale
General gold 4M«...»,.
199} m 8
Ref At Impt mtge 3Mis ser D....1996 MN
127
Ref At impt mtge 354# ser E....1996 F
A
Craig Valley let g 5s.....May 1940 3
Potts Greek Br 1st 4s......... 1946 J
R At A D1t 1st con g 4s........ 1989 J
J
10254 Sale
11054
11154
11854
11554
11154
2d
"i",66o
A
J
J
J
gold 4s.......
.1989 J
J
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5s .1941 M 8
For footnotes, aee page 30.
con
Bid
March
Ask Bid
31
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
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11154 Sale
10754 Mar. 17 11154 Mar.
1
10754
10654. Sale
10654 Sale
102
102
Mar. 22 107
Mar.
Mar. 23 10754 Mar.
Mar.
10654 Mar. 18 108
Mar.
107
Mar. 15 108
Mar.
10554 Mar. 16 107
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10754 10954 108
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Mar.
11054 111
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111
Sale
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112
111
Mar.
11854 Sale 112
11854 Mar.
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110
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11154 10954 110
116
Sale
11154 Sale 11154 Mar.
10354 Sale 10154 Sale 10054 Mar.
9654 Sale
9254 Sale
9254 M^r.
95
Mar.
9654 Sale
9554 Sale
10554 Sale 10454 Sale
10254 Mar.
54
Mar.
6754 58
5454 Sale
5054
4654 Mar.
5154 4654 Sale
80
Sale
76
Sale
7454 Mar.
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75
Mar.
8354 Sale
50
80
10754
10554 10754 10554 Mar.
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10654
10654
10654 Sale
9254 Sale
11354 Sale
10554 10654 10654
10554 10654 106
106
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9054 Sale
8954
Sale
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10254 Sale
10454 Sale
10554 Sale
10054 Sale
10354 Sale
105
Sale
99
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9554
92
7954
9154
114 54
11054
11254
77
9954
11854
127
104
111
12854
10254 Sale
10654 Mar. 18 10954 Feb.
3
1
107
105
4 110
28 108
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1 10954 Mar. 3 10854 Mar. 1 111
22 10654 Mai?. 15 10654 Feb. 24 107
2 11154 Mar. 9
1 11254 Mar. 16
1 11854 Mar.
18 111
22 116
23 104
24 97
18 9654
24 10554
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
8
1
Mar.
6
Mar.
Mar.
8
1
5
19
58
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2
31
29
5054 Mar.
2
80
1
Mar.
25 101*32 Mar. 10
17
83H Mar.
16 10754 Mar.
1
3
110
Feb. 24 113
111
Mar.
1 113
11854 Mar. 1 11854
110
Mar. 18 11154
11154 Mar. 22 116
10054 Mar. 23 10554
9254 Mar. 24 9954
95
Mar. 18
9954
10254 Mar. 24 10654
54
Mar. 19 6054
4654 Mar. 31 54
7454 Mar. 29 8354
10054 Mar. 25 102
75
Mar. 17 8554
10554 Mar. 16 10754
Mar. 16 10654 Mar. 22 10654 Jan.
Mar. 22 10654 Mar, 20
Mar. 23 10654 Mar. 15
Mar. 23 9354 Mar. 8
Mar. 18 11354 Mar. 1
Mar. 27 103
Mar. 17
19 10654
10554 Jan. 14 10654
10554 Mar. 23 108J4
8954 Mar. 23 9454
110
Mar. 18 11654
99
Mar. 27 10354
10254 Mar . 24 105
10254 Mar. 22 10754
88
Mar. 15 9954
8954 Mar. 22 9354
75
Jan. 26 8254
89
Mar. 22 9354
114,
Feb. 18 116.
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Sale
122
Sale
120
Mar. 23 127
Mar.
1
120
Mar. 23 131
6
29
9
16
Feb.
3
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
7
4
1
Feb.
9
Feb.
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
18
20
7
Jan.
9
Jan.
7
Jan.
5
8
Feb.
2
Jan. 12
Mar. 22
Mar. 26
Jan.
4
Jan. 22
Jan.
8
Jan. 20
Jan.
18
5
25
16
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18
Jan. 25
Mar. 2
Jan. 21
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan. 20
'Jan.
2
104
2054
1954
1954
Sale
2354 Sale,
2454 Sale
104 54 Sale
20
10354
97 V Sale
9554
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8854
9054
8354
3154
3
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2354 Sale
24
8
Highest
Sale Prices
Jan.
2
Mar. 17 116
Mar. 22 112
Jan.
5
Mar. 23 112
Jan.
5
10254. Mar. 24 10454 Mar. 1
Mar. 1
IO254 Mar. 22 106
88
Mar, 15
Sale
9454 Sale
9554 Mar. 1
Sale
Mar. 4
8954 Sale
8954 Mar. 22 93
Sale
8054 Sale
7854 Mar, 2 8254 Mar. 10
89
Mar. 22 9354 Mar. 4
Sale
8954 Sale
Mar. 16 11454 Mar. 8
11554
11254 114
105
Mar. 30 11054 Mar. 2 105
Sale 101
105
Mar. 30 110k
11454 11054 11054 11054 Mar. 24 11254 Mar. 10 11054 Mar. 24 11654
7854
76
Mar. 3
7654 Mar. 8 77
76
Jan. 18 7854
10254
10254 Feb. 20 10354
Sale 11754 Sale nr""Mar."36 II854 Ma'r."! 11554 Feb. 18 12154
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2154
2154
21
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
Sale
8754 Sale
8254 Sale
27
2854
37
Sale
3454 Sale
3654 Sale
35
Sale
9754 9554 Sale
10254 Sale
9954 Sale
10154 Sale 100
Sale
7354 7854 —— 74
85
9354
89
11254 11354 109
Sale
116
11854 115
Sale
125
Sale
12154 12154
10454 Sale 10354 104
108
10854 10754 Sale
105
10554 10354 Sale
10154 10354 101 k 10354
10854 109
10854
101
100*32101
9154 Sale
87
Sale
30
32
2654 Sale
3054 Sale
2654 Sale
88
8554 88
67
Sale
69
7054
6354 Sale
6554 Sale
10354 10354 103'* Sale
10254 10554 101
10454 10454 10354 Sale
20
Mar .13
26
Mar.
3
20
1954 Mar. 17
1854 Mar. 16
25
1854 Jan. 12
1854 Mar, 16
20
Mar. 12
Mar.
2
2454 Mai1.
3
2454 Mar.
5
10254 Mar. 23 105
9354 Mar. 23 98
107
Mar. 31 107
8554 Mar. 23
86
Mar; 23
8254 Mar. 20
2854 Mar. 22
33
33
95
Mar. 22
Mar. 18
Mar. 8
Mar. 4
Mar. 3
Mar 31
.
90
91
Mar.
Mar.
8554
3254
4154
4154
Mar. 11
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
96
Mar. 25
9854 Mar. 23 10254 Mar.
9854 Mar. 12 10254 Mar.
73
Mar. 22 75
Mar.
8
8
1
2
5
"
Mar.
i3
26
Mar.
3
25
Mar.
2
2454 Mar.
3
20
Mar. 12 2454 Mar.
10254 Mar. 23 10654 Jan.
5
8
2
9354 Mar. 23 9954 Jan.
Jan.
107
Mar. 31 112
6
Mar.
8
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
33
Mar.
33
Mar.
95
Jan.
9854 Mar. 23 10554 Jan.
23
11
16
4
4
18
4
2
4
4
21
8354 Jan.
8554 Jan.
7954 Jan.
2654 Jan.
90
9154
8554
3454
Mar. 22
4154
Mar. 18 4154
Mar. 8 10154
9854 Mar. 12 104
Mar 22 83
73
.
Jan.
Jan.
2
16
—
—
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——
,
3054 Sale
3054 Sale
11854 11954 11554 11654 11554 11654
Sale
121
11854
Sale
116
Sale
Sale
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19S1 J
10354
12054
12054
11854
A 11654
S 11554
J 12754
J
9854
Caro Clinch At Ohio 1st 5s.
1938 J D
1st Ac con g 6s series A.Dec 15 1952 J D
Carriers Ac Gen Corp deb 5s w w.1950 MN
Carthage At Adlr 1st gu g 4s
Sale
13151
June 15 1955 J D
.....1956
1951
Canadian Northern guar 654*—1946
Canadian Pac 4% deb stock........
9354
1135^
2454
{♦Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s
1952 AO
♦Consols*
J
................1955 J
Guar gold 454*..
Guar g 454s
Guar g 454*
.....
109
March 1
—...
11154
MN
J
J
gtd g J5i«
1943 i
36", 000 * Berlin City Electric deb 654#..-1951 J D
28,000
♦Deb sinking fund 6KS.......1959 F A
45,000
.....
1
J
Belrldere Del
111
111
J
J
...
116
J
Second 4s._ ..................1948 J
Atl Gulf Ac WISS Una coll tr As.1959 J
361.000
111,000
T©1 Cln D1t 1st Ac ref 4s ser A..1959
268,000
Refunding 5s series D........2400
1,422,000
ConT g 4M»s
............. 1960
619,000
Ref Ac gen 5s aeries F..........1996
11,000 Bangor Ac Aroostook RR 1st g 5s '43
37,000
Con ref mtge gold4s
1951
39,000
4s stamped........^...........l951
Ask
Sale
J
12,000 Baldwin Locom Works 1st S f 5s..l946 MN
21,000
5s assented...
..............1940
426,000
613,000
260,000
315,000
135,000
1937
109
106
110
108
111
11054 Sale
106m
D
Com g 4s of 1945..........
1955 J D
ConT g 4s of 1914
...1960 J D
ConT deb gold 4Mis
........1948 D J
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Jan. 2
Bid
Atch Top Ac S F gen g 4c .......1995 A O
Adjustment 44c
July 1 1995 Not
Stamped 4s..........July 1 1995 MN
EXCHANGE—BONDS
11154 Sale
115k Sale
11654 Sale
11654 Sale
114
Sale
11254 Sale
112
Sale
12354 Sale
96
9254
10854
10254
8054
10454
10954
105 V
109
10654 105
9154
—
39
Sale
30
24
40
2054
30
—
110
103
103
10154
Mar. 15
2754 Mar.
9
3
6
8
3254 Mar . 16
115
11454
11454
11254
11054
11054
12054
8954
10254
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17
23
18
17
22
17
18
16
8
3
11654
11654
11454
11254
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
112
Mar. 1
Mar. 3
Mar. 1
Mar. 29
124
96
104
2
5
1
8
5
6
Mar. 15
Mar. 2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar .
37
Mar.
8
2054 Mar. 23
1954 Mar. 23
7854
3654
2354
2354
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
6
8
8
38
39
Mar.
1
3554 Mar. 22
7854 Mar. 2
31
Mar. 22
Mar. 10
35
2l 5" "Mar ."24
Sale
110
10354 10254 Mar. 23 106
8
Mar. 10
Mar. 2
Sale
103
Mar.
Mar.
6
4
7554 Mar.
8
244
Mar. 23 125
10254 Mar. 30 104
10054 Mar. 24 106
69
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
Mar.
3
Mar.
Mar.
4
4
10654
13654
12054
10754
11854
9654
9654
Sale
128
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar.
5
Mar.
Mar.
1
4
Mar.
8
Mar.
12054 Mar. 27 137
Mar.
10654 Mar. 24 108
11654 Mar. 20 12154 Mar.
5
1
131
95
Mar. 27 156
Mar. 17
9554 Mar. 18
9954 Mar.
9954 Mar.
2
1
1
—
11154
_____
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10754
2
11454 Mar. 27 12254 Jan.
12054 Mar. 23 13254 Jan. 22
Jan.
6
10354 Mar. 24 106
10754 Mar. 18 109
113 54 Mar
.
22
116k Mar.'"3
11354
108"
Mar ."30
108'"Mar ."30
Jan.
10354 Mar. 31 10654 Jan.
Feb.
10154 Feb.
8 102
Jan.
10854 Feb.
3 110
10054 Mar. 23 101"j2Mar.
Feb.
85
Mar. 25 93
Feb.
2654 Mar. 29 32
31
Mar.
2654 Mar. 31
88
Feb.
85
Jan. 13
83
Jan.
66
Jan. 27
6154 Jan.
4 7354 Feb.
10254 Jan.
7 10354 Mar.
10254 Mar. 6 10354 Jan.
Jan.
10354 Mar. 31 105
42
5
6
10
23
9
4
19
6
4
20
4
3
6
21
Jan.
12
Mar. 16 11954 Jan.
29
2754 Mar.
115
10954 Mar.
113
Mar.
11454 Mar.
11454 Mar.
112H Mar.
11054 Mar.
11054 Mar.
12054 Mar.
8954 Mar.
10254 Jan.
9
Jan.
6
18 11854 Jan.
14
22
17
23
18
17
22
17
18
2
116
121
Jan.
5
121
Jan.
13
11854 Jan.
11654 Jan.
11
2
116
Jan.
5
12854 Jan.
9
9954 Jan.
8
104
Jan. 18
110
Mar. 23 11554 Jan. 11
3
10754 Mar. 18 11054 Feb.
101
Mar. 23 10554 Jan.
2
7254 Jan.
8 8354 Mar. 8
11454 Mar. 30 10554 Jam 13
Jan. 11
10854 Mar. 19 111
l65
Jan.
5 10654 Jan. 11
Jan.,18
,8954 Mar. 3 93
3554 Mar. 22
7854 Feb. 16
31
Mar. 22
1854 Feb.
5
1854 Jan. 26
2954 Jan.
7
40
81
Jan.
Jan.
3654 Mar.
2354 Mar.
2354 Mar.
Jan.
5
40
31
1954 Jan.
2
2354 Jan.
24
Mar.
-
1
67
6954 Mar. 31 83
6654 6654 Mar. 29 7254
Sale 10654 Mar. 22 110
Mar. 30 107
10454 104
99
Mar. 24 10354
Sale
88
Mar. 23
r93
9554
Sale 12354 Mar. 17 125
Sale
8554 Mar. 23 9554
10754 10554 Mar. 18 10754
9954
8954
12454
8854
—
V:ii
85
Mar. 24
7254 Mar. 20
10254 Mar. 18 10354 Mar.
10254 Mar. 6 10254 Mar.
10354 Mar. 31 10454 Mar.
225
Sale
-—
dll654 Sale
112
11454
63
Mar. 24
Mar. 1
Mar. 30
"2054 Mar."24 "21H Mar,""2
70
1
107
2
30
Sale
—
——
85
67
110
Mar. 23 11454
10754 Mar. 18 10854
101
Mar. 23 10454
8354 Mar. 8 8354
10454 Mar. 30 10454
10854 Mar. 19 10954
Mar. 17 10654
10554 105
88
8954 Mar. 3 9054
70
10754
—.
Mar.
10854 Mar. 24 10954 Mar. 20
10054 Mar. 23 1012'3zMar. 9
85
Mar. 25 93
Mar. 12
Mar. 2
2654 Mar. 29 30
Mar. 6
2654 Mar. 31 31
Sale
Sale
8354
10454
Sale
—
Sale
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9
8
Sale
3254 36
7854
3154 3254
2154 Sale
2154 Sale
32
3554
—
2154 Sale
2054 Sale
109
Sale
10354 Sale
11454 Sale
10554
10354 Sale
10554 106
72
Sale
8254 Sale
72
7254
10954 Sale
10754
10154 Sale
9254
9354
12354 12554
9554 Sale
10754 10754
148
Sale
13254
108
Sale
121
Sale
9954 Sale
9954 Sale
10854 Mar.
10554 Mar.
2 102
Sale
111
201
1
8
111
Sale
Sale
2154
3354
4
Mar.
Mar.
126
106
4
1
1
1
Sale
39
25
Mar.
113""Mar ."3 10754Mar ."18 il5k JanT"20
11754 Mar.
11554
11554
Sale
Sale
10854
10454
7754
10454
10854
10554
9054
35
102
27
23
24
18
31
11554
11554
11354
111
114
3654
7854
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
Sale
—
11454
12054
10354
10754
10354
Mar.16 11854 Mar.
Mar.
11054 Sale 10954 Mar. 22 112
Mar. 18 11554 Mar.
11354 11454 113
12154 Sale
10354 Sale
107 54 Mar ."18
7 34
5 244
107
Jan.
5 12554
10254 Mar. 23 109
10254 Mar. 30 10454
10054 Mar. 24 10854
63
Jan.
4 7554
6954 Mar. 31 8854
30
172
88
120
Feb. 25
22.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 23
Jan.
13
22
8
28
Jan.
21
Feb.
2
Jan. 14
Mar. 8
Jan. 11
7854 Jan. 20
II254 Jan.
6
10854 Jan.
5
104*4 Jan.
8
9554 Mar. 10
12554 Jan.
2
9654 Feb. 11
Feb. 23
8554 Mar. 23
10554 Mar . 18 108
131
Mar. 27 156
123
7
6
8
8
Jan.
Jan.
66k Mar. 29
10654 Mar. 22
104
Mar. 30
99
Mar. 24
12
54 Mar . 27 137
10654 Mar. 24 109
11654 Mar. 20 12854
95
Mar. 17 10254
9554 Mar. 18 10254
11054 Jan. 27 111
11154 Jan. 18 11154
Jan.
5
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
8
8
7
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
4
4
Jan.
20
Jan.
11354 Mar . 22 12054 Jan.
Jan.
11254 Feb. 27 115
29
.108
Mar. 30 108
18
19
Mar. 30
N. T. STOCK
April, 1937]
BONDS
Jan. 2
Value
n. y. stock exchange
1937
Bid
$
>
115,000 Chic Ac Alt RR ret A 3a
1949
209,000 Chic Burl Ac Q 111 Div 334*
1949
Illinois Division 4a
54,000
....1949
Ganaral 4a
280,000
1958
1st & raf 434s *erlas B
139,000
...1977
lit Ac ref 5s series A.......... 1971
166,000
3,000 ♦{♦Chic 9c B 111 1st cons A 4l
1934
.....
.....
A
O
J
J
J
J
M
S
F
57
A
114
F
A
11834
A
O
......1983 MN
7,000 Chic Gas I At C 1st Au A 5s
1937 J J
1,689,000 {♦Chic Gt Western 1st 59-yr 4s...1959 M S
32,000 Chic Ac Erie 1st Aold 5s
30,000 {♦Chic Indlanap Ac Loulsv rf A 4sl947 J J
5,000
♦RefundinA Aold 5s ser B
1947 J J
3,000
♦RefundtnA 4s series C
1947 J J
♦1st Ac Aeneral 5s series A......1944 MN
125,000
J
♦1st Ac Asn 4s series B
62,000
May 1946 J
40,000 Chic Indiana Ac Sou At-yr 4s
1954 J
J
Chic L S Ac East 1st 4 34*
1969
177",000 ♦Chic Mil Ac St P Aen A 4s ser A..1989 J
♦Gen A 334s series B
21,000
May 11989 J
♦Gen 434 s series C
179,000
May 11989 J
♦Gen A 434s series R
60,000
May 11989 J
♦Gen
55,000
434s series F
May 11989 J
2,588,000 {♦Chic Mil St PAt Pac mtgeis serAl975 F
♦Conv adj 5s.....
1,630,000
Janl 3080 A
81,000 {♦Chic & No West Aen 334s
1987 MN
122,000 j ♦General 4s
....1987 MN
29,000
♦Stpd non psyt Fed inc tax. 1987 MN
20,000
♦Stpd Aen 4Ms non-pay inc taxl987 MN
♦Gen 5s stpd non pay inc tax. 1987 MN
44,000
♦General 434s stamped
1,000
1987 MN
72,000
♦♦16-year secured 634s.. .....1934 M S
♦1st At ref A 6s
141,000
..May 3037 J D
I
D
♦1st Ac ref 434s stamped
367,000
May 3037
♦1st Ac ref434s ser C
458,000
May 3037 J D
♦Cony 434s serlss A
2,496,000
1949 MN
99
105
Sale
3434
12234
10234
Sale
10134
44
38
4234
40
34
106
Sale
49
41
11034 11134
6234 Sale
5634
;■
2434
22
2334
6334
6534
69
67 34
67
70
7034
33 J4
12
Sale
37
"51""
37
if*
Sale
35
33* Sale
11*
1734 Sale
2334
82
Sale
'41^
A
8134
J
4134
MS
MN
2034 Sale
1834 Sale
1034 Sale
11334
9434
41
4034
3834
2434
Mar.
36
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
39
Jan.
25
36
Jan.
25
20
Mar. 30
25
Mar.
21
Mar. 27
38
36
Mar. 25
40
37
Sale
40
Mar.
37*
37
Sale
42
48
45 34
5034
4934
46
48
S
87
Sale
90
Mar. 12
Mar. 22
1034 Mar, 22
4134 Mar. 25
4534 Mar. 30
46
Mar. 17
50
Mar.
47
Mar. 24
2
13
3154 Mar. 30
Sale
3054 Sale
3034 Sale
2134 Sale
3034 Mar. 29
3034 Mar. 30
2134 Mar. 18
71
3834
70
36
41
Mar.
22
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
76
4134
11234
....
86
92
Sale
9234 Sale
8534 Sale
9134
39
Mar. 23
3734 Mar. 29
1934 Mar.
20
Mar.
1934 Mar.
1234 Mar.
10834 Mar.
3
18
12
23
23
66
II*
50
Mar. 23
9234 Mar. 31
84
Mar. 22
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
19
21
25
Jan.
13
Mar. 17
4654 Mar.
4554 Mar.
Mar. 23
Mar. 25
10034 Mar. 17
11054 Jan. 13
6054 Mar. 24
5434 Mar. 22
6534 Mar. 23
66
Mar. 16
66
8
8
Feb.
Mar.
8
Mar. 25
Mar.
3
4534 Mar. 30
5
Jan.
7
Feb.
23
Feb.
Jan.
20
8
Jan.
22
Jan.
25
Mar. 10
5734 Feb. 26
6934 Jan. 28
6934 Jan. 22
Mar. 23
Jan.
6
68
3034 Mar. 22
Mar.
Mar.
11
5234 Jan.
5234 Feb.
5454 Jan.
11
47;
Mar. 18
46
Mar. 17
9
50
Mar.
Mar. 11
47
Mar. 24
56
Jan.
5154 Feb. 17
5354 Mar. 13
3054 Jan. 30
52
61
38
Feb.
18
Jan.
Feb.
11
5134 Mar.
Mar.
3734 Mar.
61
Jan.
27
3654 Feb.
3034 Jan.
28
3654 Feb.
Jan.
4
30
3634 Mar.
363* Mar.
2
2434 Mar.
23
3
70
Mar
43
Mar.
6
29
Mar.
3
&
Mar
41
23
2634
2234
2534
2234
1534
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
4034 Jan.
1954 Jan.
6
18
Jan.
4
Jan,
27
Jan.
4
7534 Mar.
6
6
8
Mar. 25
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Mar.
9934 Mar.
9034 Mar.
'il'
1934
1854
1034
10854
Jan.
4
8334
4334
4234
2634
im
22«
4
26
16
16
6
Mar.
6
18
8
Mar. 22
9834 Jan.
9954 Feb.
91
Feb.
16
10634 Feb..
9254 Mar. 31
2
84
Mar.
10454
Mar. 22
Mar.
107
Mar. 27 113
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 18
Jan.
Sale
103
Mar.
Sale
10034 Mar.
9934 Mar.
8534 Mar.
1055* Mar.
10534 Mar.
102 34 Mar.
103
103
40
Mar.
1 107
Mar.
1
107
Mar.
1
10734 Mar. 5 10934
101
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10434 Mar. 19 10434
9954 Mar. 24 10754
107
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10834 10834
5 108
Sale
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10634 10234 Sale, 101
10434 Mar. 19 10454
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99
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107
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.
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10834
107
11154
Mar. 22 10854
10054 Mar. 18 10834
9934 Mar. 18 10554
8554 Mar. 12 94
Jan.
9
38
4034
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102
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6
Mar.
108
41
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6
Mar.
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Sale
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3
Jan.
Jan.
109
102
18
19
Jan.
Mar.
10434 10434
11
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19 11354
3
9254 Mar.
4034 Mar.
11
Jan.
Mar
Mar. 23
91
15
2454 Mar.
103
39
8
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105
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8
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19 110
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8
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10134 Mar. 16 10234 Jan.
4654 Mar. 29 5154 Mar.
5734 Mar. 4
683* Mar. 3
6854 Mar. 11
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2
Mar. 25 124
34
118
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91
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Mar. 16
Sale
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9454
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Mar. 23
32
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Sale
,
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Sale
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1
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20
Mar. 30
20
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1942 MN
Mar. 29
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
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22
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19,000 {♦Choc Okl At Gulf consol 8s.... 1952 H N
"2034
_
55
Jan. 25
5854
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109
Mar. 22 11334
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10954 Mar. 29 11634
11434 Mar . 27 119
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Mar.
101
Mar. 25
12034 118
102
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36
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Mar.
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21
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98
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38
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F
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46
60
Sale Prices
21
2134 Sale
101
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11054 112
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61
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71
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Sale Prices
25
3834
4934 Sale
5034
Highest
Sale Prices
112
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
102
111
"68""
46
Highest
Sale
10634
11134 109
10934 10734
11134 1093*
40
68
8*
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S*
8*
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66
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1034 Sale
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
March 31
5534
5734 Sale
107
10834 Sale
10934 11034 10834
Sale
112
10934
115
114
10954
11454
11634 Sale
10034
10034
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42
Sale
41
4034
118
12054 Sale
Sale
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j
Ask Bid
Bid
49
J
ChicaAo Union Station—
J
Guaranteed 4s
..........1944 J
39.000
J
1st mtge 4s series D...........1963 J
93,000
J
1st mtge 334s series B.........1963 J
545,000
308,000
334s guaranteed
.......1951 M S
J
371,000 Chic Ac West Ind Consol 50-yr 4s. 1953 J
1st Ac ref mtge 434s ser D
482,000
..1962 M S
1943 A O
159,000 Childs Co deb 5s
1st con Au A 4s
-
2234 Sale
22 34
23 J4
.....
190,000 Cine Gas Ac Elec 1st mtge 334S...1966
Ask
Sale
37 H
"38~r
....
♦{♦ChicaAo Rys 1st 5s stamped
23,000
AuA 1 1933 25% part paid
1937
504,000 {♦Chic RI At Pacific Aen A 4s
1988
♦Certificates of deposit.......
24,000
977,000
•♦RefundinA Aold 4s
1934
♦Certificates of deposit.......
493,000
620,000
♦♦Sec. Aold 434s series A......1953
♦Certificates of deposit....
180,000
♦Convertible Aold 434«———-I960
847,000
20,000 Chic S L Ac N O Aold 5s
1951
Gold 3 34*
June 151951
36,666
Memphis Div 1st 4s...........1961
82,000 ChieT H At S'east 1st At ref 6s—194f
Income Auar 5s
102.000
Dec 1 I960
March 1
10934
11224 Sale
11534 Sale
1,767,000 {♦Chic At E 111 Ry (new co) A As ..1961 MN
♦Certificates of deposit
404,000
.....
5,000 Cln Leb At N
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Sales in
March
23
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Mar,
Jan.
11
16
4
7
13
5
Jan.
9
Jan.
11
Jan.
11
Mar.
4
Jan.
5
1 10854 Feb.
6
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
1st mtge A 5* series C guar.... 1957 M N
1st mtge guar 334s series D
1971 M N
J
Clearfield
Ac Mahon 1st Atd A 5s..1942, i
1,000
52,000 C C C At St L gen A 4s
1993
96,000
192.000
General 5s series B
21", 000
227,000
673,000
14",000
101,000
"1,000
1941
1963
1979
Cairo Div 1st gold 4s
........1939
Cin W Ac M Div 1st A 4s
1991
1940 M S
J
1940 J
Clev At Pitts gen gu 434s ser B..1943 A O
Series B gu 334s..
1942 AO
J
Series A gu 4341
1943 J
Series C gu 334s..............1948 MN
Series D gu 334s.
1950 F A
A
General 434s series A.....
.1977
Gen At ref. mtoe 434s series B..1981
44,000 Clev Short Line 1st gu 434*
1961
131,000 Clev Union Term 1st gu 534s A..1972
1st s f A 6s series B guar..
219,000
1973
1st s f 434s series C
1977
365,000
3,000
15,000
84,000
214,000
326,000
47,000
426,000
11,000
Coal Rlv Ry 1st gu 4s.......
Colo Fuel Ac Iron Co gen s f
J
O
O
1945
D
5s..1943
A
Debenture 5s ........Apr 15
103
1952
A
113
111
104
107
106
10934
10534
♦Debenture 4s...........JAcJ
♦Debenture 4s_...
298,000 ♦Consolidation Coal
............
s
10734
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Mar." U
Mar.
4
Mar."3i
Mar.
Mar.
10734
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10334 110
11134
11134
10534
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9
1
Mar; 11
- —-
10334
10134
9134
10534
9734
97
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
10554
Jan' "9
105
Jan.
9
9854 Jan.
10654 Jan.
15
8
15
103
Mar.
Jan.
10454 Jan.
18
10234 Mar. 31 103 """Feb"
10754 Mar. 25 108
Feb.
10554 Mar. 22 11154 Jan.
"i
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no 34
"Feb"." "5
11054 Feb.
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10434 Sale
10634
10334 Sale
109
11034
Mar.
25
2
1
113
Jan.
27
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104
Mar.
11054 Mar,
107 34 Mar.
105
Mar.
100
9134 Mar,
6934 Mar.
96
11034 Mar.
103
103
Sale
102 34 Mar.
104
10434 Sale
10854
10334
108
Sale
10034 Mar.
109
Mar.
10434 Mar.
10934 Mar.
1103*
107
10334 Sale
Mar.
9434 Mar.
9934 Mar.
10434 Mar.
10634
9854
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10434
11334
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15434 Sale"
106
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10734 Sale
10134
10434
105
10534
10534
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104 34 10534 103
104
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102
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1934
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10434
40
1956
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39
39
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105
Sale
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45
41
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45
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10634
Mar.
102
101
Sale
Sale
3634 40
3634
3634 "40""
6934 Sale
Mar.
Mar.
105 54
105
Mar.
Mar.
106
Jan.
109
Mar. 8
Mar. 4
Mar. 3
Mar, 25
27
Mar. 16
Mar. '6
10334 Mar.
1
175
37
Mar. 31
41
Mar.
4
38
Mar. 18
4154 Mar.
8
Mar.1^
4034 Mar; 15
7134 Mar. 20
1
Mar
106
Mar
10254 Mar
10034 Mar
183* Mar. 17 1854 Mar,
10554 Mar. 17 107 34 Mar.
102
Mar. 22 10534 Mar. 11
40 34
6454 Mar.
11034
102
Mar.
"Mar."
Mar
8 11234 Jan.
4 108
Mar.
8954 Jan. 20
6934 Mar. 17
7334 Mar.
10434 Mar.
10454 103
Sale
10134 Mar.
10334 Sale
37
102
108
1045* Mar.
Sale
im
22J4
39
.1
99
Sale
13
4
2
11
Mar.
Sale
105
18
Mar
108
100
19 11634 Jan.
17 113
Jan.
18 11154 Jan.
Mar. 22 10554 Jan.
10854 Mar
11134 Mar.
Sale
7534
6534
113
10854 Mar.
11034 Mar.
104 % Mar.
10434
Sale
-
Sale
1-0734 108" 10734
Sale
96
9334 Sale
Sale
6934 Sale
Sale
104
10234 Sale
10634
3434
3434
f 5s.......1960
Mar-18
Mar. 30
Mar. 6
108
111
U234 11334 110
111
11234 11034 Sale
11534
11234 113
36
1955
♦Debenture 4s.......... .AAcO 1955
Jan. 23
7
Jan.
Mar, 19
Jan. 13
110
O
.19's F A
Sale
10434
10434
1948 AO
Col At Hock Valley 1st ext A 4s
............
10534
102
11054
Jan 16 1961
Debenture 5s...
10234
10334
10534
o
♦Wuerttemberg 1st 7s.........1956
5,000
.1951
286,000 Consol Gas Co deb 434s.....
1,677.000 Consolidated Oil conv deb 334s..1951
1954
28,000 {♦Consolidated Ry deb 4s..
27000
111
Sale
O
287,000 Columbus Ry Pow Ac Lt 4s_.__-.a965 MN
1951 A O
646.000 Commercial Credit deb 334 s
382,000 Commercial Invest Tr deb 334s..1951
1943
1,000 Conn Ac Passum Rlvs 1st A 4s
Conn Ry At Lt 1st g 434*—.——1951
Stamped guar 434*
.......1V51
187666
Conn
River Power s f 3J4s A
1961
90,000
472,000 Consol Edison (N Y) deb 33is_..1946
334s debentures..............1956
485,000
Consol Hydro-Elec Works of Upper
47,000
113
102
103
O
♦5s income mtge
...
.1970
Colorado Ac Southern 434s ser A. 1980 MN
Columbia Gas At Elec deb 5s....1952 MN
Col Ac Tol 1st ext 4s
~
10734
11134 Sale
104
10334 Mar. 30 10434
1 10454
Mar.
10334 Sale 102
Sale
Sale
9434
9634
9134 Mar. 18 9654
103
10534 10334 10434
9934
9434 '97 34 "Mar." 16 98 54
97
Mar. 19 100
9634
9834 10234
106
10834 101
103
10534 10234 Sale
10234 Mar 31 10234
107
10754 Mar 25 10754
10754
Sale
109
10734 Sale 10534 Mar 22 10954
9734
St Louis Div 1st coll trust A 4s.1990 M N
103"
10434
Mar.
2
Mar. 19
Mar, ;6
118
119
10534 10634
54,000 Cleve-Cliffs Iron 1st mtge 454S..1950 M N
153,000 Cleve Elec IUum 1st M 334s
1965 J J
5,000
107*"
10534
10334 Sale"
Ref At imp 6s series G
Ref Ac imp 5s series D
Ref At impt 4 34s series E
W W Val Div 1st g 4s
10534
10434
108
106
119
1993
Spring At Col Div 1st A 4s..
110
Mar
4
Feb.
16
7754 Jan.
23 10534 Jan.
11
96
22 105
Feb.
23 10534 Jan.
17 11434 Jan.
11134 Feb. 26 115
102
Mar. 23 10854
9434 Mar. 22 10054
99M Mar. 18 10534
10434 Mar. 25 106
11234 Feb 1 11 11234
10454 Mar. 17 10754
101
Mar. 23 10834
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
30
1
25
28
13
2
18
>7
30
Feb.
11
Jan.
Jan.
11
11
Mar. 25 10654 Jan.
10154 Mar. 23 10754 Jan.
2
5
103
1854 Mar. 17 22 54 Feb. 15
5
10554 Mar. 17 10734 Jan.
102
Mar. 22 10754 Jan.
2
4
4134 Feb. 24
3554 Jan.
4
3534 Jan.
4154 Mar. 8
5
40
Feb. 17
3534 Jan.
5
7134 Mar. 20
3534 Jan.
6354 Jan. 26 4034 Mar. 15
Consumers Power Co—
101,000
132,000
390,000
114,000
83,000
64,000
8,000
330,000
68,000
57,000
1st lien Ac unif mtge 334s......1965 MN
1st lien Ac unif mtge 334s......1965 MN
197C MN
1st mtge 334s
......—1966 MN
Container Corp of Am 1st s f A 6s.l946 j r>
Deb gold 5s with warr
1943 J D
Copenhagen Telep extl s f A 5s.. 1954 F A
1st mtge
Crane Co
s
334«
f deb 334s
........1951 F A
s f 4s..
...1950 MN
Crown Cork Ac Seal
Crown Willamette Pap lstsf A 6s 1951
For footnotes, see page 30.
I
J
109
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Sale
15434
102
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100
102
103
101
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Sale
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10534 106
106
10534 Sale
10034 Sale
Sale
10034 Sale
98
Sale
10134
10634 Sale
10334 Sale
10434
10234
100
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
102
Sale
102
Sale
1013
Sale
10154 Mar.
100
Mar.
97 54 Mar.
105 34 Mar.
10434 Mar.
102
10034 Sale
10634 107
105
10534
9934
99 34
97 54
Sale
100
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9834 Sale
Sale
Sale
10534
10434
13 11034 Jan.
23 10754 Jan.
23 10834 Jan.
23 10354 Jan.
13
4
2
29
10154 Mar.
10434 Mar.
10254 Mar.
2
10534
9954
9934
9734
1
102
Mar.
18,105
Jan.
9
1
9
2
Mar.
1
Jan.
Feb.
Mkr.
Mar.
Feb.
7
9
10054 Mar.
10634 Mar.
10154
9954
9754
10554
10434
15 10334 Jan.
Mar.
10634 Mar. 20
1
10354 Mar.
103
102
105
Mar.
;
1
5
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2 102
Mar.
18 103
Jan.
24 107
Jan.
23 106
Jan.
9
21
5
N. Y. STOCK
24
58 ■«
Sales in
March
Jan. 2
1937
STOCK EXCHANGE
200,000 Cuba Northern Rye let 5 He
81,000 {♦Cuba RR let 50-yr g 5e
♦♦let fit refund 7He eerlesA
28,000
1942
J
1952
3
J
J
D
J
~D
1936
1936
D
♦♦1st Hen fit ref 6s serlee B
♦Certificates of deposit—
O
Sale
M N
Sale
199,000 Dayton Pr at Lt let flt ref 3% 8—1960
1943
860,000 Del at Hud let & ref 4i
Gold 5 He
1937
57,000
1971
6,000 Delaware Pr at Lt let M 4He
1st & ref 4%«
—
198®
7,000
1st mtge gold 4H«
——1969
16,000
20,000 Denser Gas at El 1st 8c ref 5s—1951
Stamped as to Pa tax...---..——
A
861",000
J
3
J
3
4s..—1936
♦♦Den at Rio Gr let cons g
59% Sale
55
58
64
64
Sale
Sale
62%
♦Certificates of deposit
22,000
4,000
3,000
66%
63
56
MN
100%
J
J
105%
J
J
102
102
104
J
J
107 Ji
106%
107%
106%
Sale
M N
M N
Sale"
36 %
18%
18%
31%
6%
46
Sale
Sale
Sale
6%
66%
104% Sale
94
Sale
35
Sale
35%
Sale
213%
Sale
1961
E—........1952
series D
Gen at ref 5s serlee
series F
1965
Gen at ref mtge 3Hs series G—1966
♦Detroit at Mack let lien g 4s
1995
♦1st 4s assented...———1995
Gen & ref mtge 4s
♦Second gold 4s_—. ..........1995
♦2nd 4s assented.——--1995
F
A
A O
A
O
31% Sale
M S
J
D
50
I
D
35
—
N
35
M N
22,000 Detroit Term at Tunnel 1st gu 4H »*61
A O
3,000 Dul at Iron Range 1st 5s...——1937
J
J
61,000 {♦♦Dul So Shore at Atlantic g 5s.1937
J
J
489,000 Duquesne Light 1st M 3%s__-—-1965
Dly 1st g 4s
f948
Ga 1st g 5s .-1956
3d El 111 Bkn 1st con g 4s
1939
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s
1995
Electric Auto Lite conv deb 4s—1952
Eastern Ry M No
88,000
5,000
10,000
95,000
5,000
76,000
Eastern Tenn Va at
4%s—
1965A
21 Paso at S W 1st at ref 5s
O
.
r
J
Series C3Hs
1940 J J
Erie RR 1st con at prior lien 4s—1996 J
3
1st consol gen lien 4s...——1996 J
J
Conv g 4s 8er A ............-1953 A O
Series B
1953 A O
Gen
755",000
602,000
11,000
8,000
2,000
conv
ii~,666
5s ser 1927 —1967
1930
1975
Erie at Jersey 1st s f 6s...—1955
Genesee Rlv RR 1st s f 6s
1957
N Y 8c Erie RR ext 1st 4s
1947
—
Ernesto Breda Co 1st mtge
J J
M N
J
M
M
M
M
D
8
S
8
8
J
J
D
J
J
J
f D
M S
♦Certificates of deposit
105
135
91%
mi
Sale
Sale
64%
104 % 104%
102%
102" "
102
101%
102%
103%
102%
76
76 X
82
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Mar. 19
60
59
56
Feb.
1
Mar. 25
Mar. 30
24
94% Mar.
100% Mar.
30 106% Mar.
1 108
Mar.
30
18% Mar, 30
27% Mar, 23
38
Mar,
22
Mar.
21% Mar.
32% Mar.
!
Mar.
Mar. 18 108
Jan.
5
16
3
6
"36% "Mar."8
Mar.
6
8 108
106% Jan.
106% Feb. 18 107% Feb. 15
Feb.
5
36% Jan. 16
§!H
it*
Jan.
6
27%
Mar. 23
2
Mar.
1
5
38
Mar.
Mar. 30
23
Feb.
Feb.
6% Jan.
6
6
1
"66"
'
50
Sale
62
Sale
104%
101% 102
158
Proof of claim filed by owner
45
Mar.
5
Mar. 10
111% Mar, 25
102% Mar,
61% Mar
102
Mar, 23
J?
Mar.
2
Mar.
2
Mar. 19 115% Mar. 3
Mar. 19
Mar. 19 105
2
Mar.
Mar. 15 135
29
Ill
v
Mar.
Mar. 28
Mar. 10
111
Mar. 10 Ill'
5
Mar.
101% Mar. 25 105
115
III""
4 111
112
109%
106"
105% 103
Mar. 18 105
103% Mar. 30 103%
Sale
z98% Mar. 17 103
Sale
85
Mar. 24
88%
89
85% Mar. 25 91%
90
85
Mar. 29 91
Mar.
Mar.
4
Mar.
8
Sale
Proof of claim filed by owner....
M N
3%
4%
Sale
92%
35,000
Francisco Sugar
coll trust 6s
1938 A
O
5s..—.1949, J
D
122%
F
A
102
Galv Hous at Hend 5Ha A
Gas at Else (Bergen Co)
Gen Amev Investors dab 5s ser A.1952
J
s f g 5 H» A
1947
J
1945
3,000 ♦General Elec (Germany) 7a
J
D
♦Debenture 6Hs
2,000
1940
♦S f deb t 6s.
1948 MN
22,000
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
620,000
10-year debenture 3s
.......1946
507,000
15-year debenture 3%s_———1951
9,000 General Public Service deb 5Hs_1939
255,000 Gen Steel Castings 1st 5Hs w W..1949
Oct. 1945
4,000 {♦Ga at Ala 1st cons 5s
♦{♦Georgia Carolina 8c NorthernExtended at 6% to July 1 1934
1,000
8,000 ♦Good Hope Steel at Iron sec 7s. 1945
232.000 General Cable 1st
309,000 Goodrich (B F) Co conv deb 6s_.1945 J
1st mtge 4K«
593,000
...1956 J
273,000 Goodyear Tire & Rubber 1st 5s-.1957 M
83,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 5s w w.1946 M
1942 J
Gouv at Oswegatchie 1st 5s
J
Gr R 8c 1
ex 1st gu g 4Hs
1941
Grays Point Teem 1st gu g 5s ...1947 J
F
60,000 Gt Cons EI Pow (Japan) 7s
1st 8t gen s f g 6 Ha
97,000
97
98
108
115
105
105% Sale
40
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
40
104% 105
105% Sale
96
Sale
40 J
45
86%
Sale
118%
116%
112%
II9"
Feb.
Jan.
Sale"
103
4
Sale
82%
82%
117% 114%
116%
117% Sale
110
112%
,
83
82% Sale
103
Sale
96%
97
94
'81%
82
Sale
19%
18%
Sale
Sale
4%# 5
4%
4%
104%
108
so
102
95
110
Mar. 18 106
Mar. 30 107
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
2
Mar.
97% Sale
Mar
Mar
15 103% Mar.
13 103% Mar.
4
23 104% Mar.
29
96
Mar.
3
3
105% Sale
101
Sale
104
8
Sale
104% Sale
Sale
Sale
D
38
Mar.*"3
8
Jan.
2
Mar. 121145
Jan.
2
80%
64% Jan.
101% Mar.
102% Feb.
101% Jan.
102
Mar.
100
82
Jan.
82%Mar."II
20% Mar.
Mar.
5
80
15% Feb.
15% Jan.
9% Mar. 19
9% Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 17
4
Jan.
3% Jan.
107% Jan.
2
5.
96% Mar. 22
20
19%
106% Sale
99% Sale
103% Sale
100
Sale
--
109% I— 109%
97
40
Mar.
Mar.
106% Mar. 5
30% Mar. 23
32
Mar. 15
33% Mar. 6
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
102% Mar.
101% Mar.
103
Mar.
94% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
40
Mar. 25
Mar. 4 107
98% Mar. 18 101%
103% Mar. 13 104%
99% Mar. 31 104%
105
Mar. 30
Feb.
23
Feb.
23
Feb.
27
Feb.
9
Mar.
9% Jan.
5
13
Mar. 17
Mar.
2
Jan.
20
25
Jan.
12
Jan.
1005
29 1225
Jan.
12
Jan.
27
3 1025
Jan.
2 106'
40
Mar. 23
40
Mar. 15
Jan.
Jan.
11
7
Jan.
2
J an.
2
2
Feb.
29% Mar. 16
Mar. 25
2
40
26
Mar. 30
105
Jan.
98%
103%
99%
103%
109%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
2
11
13
40
Jan.
Jan.
8
1 100% Mar. 23 105
Jap.
2
1
99% Mar. 23 1055
Jan.
8
1035
8 101% Mar. 29
Jan.
7
8
91% Mar. 29 975
44%
Jan.
20
3
40% Mar, 17
44
30% Mar.
27% Mar.
13
Mar. 22
"2
161%
Feb.
6%
6
5
11
20 107%
107% Mar. 16 108%
76% Mar. 30 87%
98% Mar. 10
Mar.
Jan.
103%
102%
103%
104%
81% Feb. 11
87
Jan.
7
20% Mar. 5
Feb.
5
20
Mar.
105
105
96
Mar.
81% Feb.
16
1
44
28
Jan.
Jan.
2 102% Jan.
110% 107% Mar. 16 108% Mar.
Sale
76% Mar. 30 80
Mar.
45
44
Jan.
14
5
16
22
22
15
16
16
8 1175
Feb.
Jan,
25%
&0%
27% Sale
Jan.
945
943
933
Jan.
4% Mar. 15
100%
99%
101%
91%
40%
Jan.
Jan.
2
102 % Sale
101% Sale
101
Sale
101% Sale
103
103% 101% Sale
92
Sale
92% Sale
Jan.
89
9% Mar. 23
38^
Jan.
89
Mar.
96%
1
"Feb". *10
30119
16% Mar. 27
16% Mar. 24
95
18
Feb.
Mar.
Sale
5
Jan.
Mar,
Sale
5%
5%
4%.:;i5%
Jan. 14
Mar.
5
1061
92!
Mar.
20
19
5
28
Mar. 29
Mar. 28 111
Mar.
18
9
Jan.
Mar. 10 113%
101% Mar. 25 105
156% Feb. 15 172%
110% Feb. 27 112
6
Mar.
8
23 88
30 118% Mar. 4
12 117% Mar. 31
12 112% Mar. 12
18
101% 101% lol" 3oi% 101
105% Sale 1055M Sale 105%
33
30 ^
30%
"I"
29
36%
32
33% 29%
32% 35% 30
Sale
1
Mar. 19
Mar. 3
104%
—
Jan.
22
52
Jan. 11
30% Mar. 2
2 107
18
13
31
13
18
Mar. 30
101% Jan.
105
Jan.
107% Jan.
103% Jan.
111
Jan.
4
4
15
13
27
-----
Sale
87%
93%
86%
J
4
Mar."23 "88r*~Mar.~
80
109% 108
sr
79
Sale
..-1944
1950 J
Feb.
45
133% Mar. 15 139% Jan.
8
104%
N
A
5
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
*81""
72
8%
D
J
7
Jan.
8 Ill
Jan.
103% 104% 102% 103% 102% Mar
Mar
100
104% 108
100% Sale
D
D
4
8
Jan.•
Mar. 19 116% Jan.
Feb. 13 107% Jan.
Mar.
77
80
66
79%
66% Mar, 24 80% Mar. 2
103% Sale
101% 102% 101% Mar, 20 103% Mar. 3
Sale
Mar. 31
103
102% 103%
102% Mar, 24 103
101%
102%
102% Mar 30 102% Mar. 30
42
52%
31%
31 7A
Jan.
Jan.
111
120
103
1
102% Mar. 10 102% Jan. 21
61
Jan.
8 72% Jan.
5
Jan.
2
102
Mar. 23 110
90
92
Sale
,"86%
..
J J 107
J J 107% 110%
83% Sale
1956 M N
iY.666
8,000
9%
♦Certificates of deposit
Fort St U D Co 1st g 4H*
1941
Frameric Ind 8c Do* 30-yr 7Ha—1942
43*600
7%
Mar.
111 % Mar."25 Il8%~Jan"l8
Mar. 30
Mar.
1
1982
♦♦(Amended) 1st cons 2-4s
87,000
18,000
MN
Jan.
12
110
P
18
32%
85
103% Sale
165"
8
18
22% Feb. 19
111% Mar. 27 116%
107
Mar. 16 110%
106% Mar. 24 111
101
Mar. 23 109%
♦{♦Fonda Johns at Glov ref 4HS.1952
6,000
95% Jan.
100%
101% Jan. 13
Feb.
9
104% Mar. 24 106
Mar. 25
5 104
101% Jan.
5
104% Mar. 30 106% Feb.
8
2
8
1
4
65% Jan. 26
26
Mar. 24
6
12
23
5
65
Jan.
Mar. 23
24 105% Mar. 16
Mar. 25
13 104
Jan.
64% Jan.
72% Jan.
71% Jan.
66
1 101%
4
89%
Mar.
110
83%
82%
18% Sale
18% Sale
1
Mar. 27
III" 115"
Sale
85%
1
Feb.
18 104% Mar.
23
32% Mar. '30
34
Mar, 24
18% Mar,
59
Mar. 23
56% Feb.
62
115% 115
106
105% 106% 105
135% 133%
136% 133
Sale
110
110
106%
Sale
101% Mar,
89% Mar.
100% Mar,
104% Mar,
101% Mar,
104% Mar,
107% Mar,
65
60
53
1
8
60
108
115
103
95
Mar. 25
Mar. 30
2
Mar.
V
97%
Sale
59
56
58% Mar.
59% Mar.
65% Mar.
1093
1053
115% 120
105
105
91%
Mar. 23
56% Mar. 29
63% Mar. 19
62% Mar. 8
108
Sale
101
107
Sale
53
114
Sale
116%
91
Sale Prices
112% 111% Mar 17
Mar 16
107% Sale 107
106% Mar 24
107% Sale
Sale
103
101
Mar 23
50
10
117% 112
103
101% 103
170
106% Sale
Sale Prices
12
41
Sale
115
104 %
Highest
Sale Prices
45•
110%
108%
IP
Sale
45
103%
75
107% 107%
138%
M N
A O
J J 118%
Sale
28
41
.....1938 M S 103
62 %
7s
1954 F A
332,000 Fairbanks Morse deb 4s—.——1956
1942
6,000 Federal Lt at Tr 1st s f 5a—
5s International series......1942
1,000
First lien s f 5s stamped
1942
12,000
1st lien s f 6s stamped......—1942
31,000
30-year deb 6s aeries B
1954
27,000
........1946
23,000 Flat deb s f 7s..—
{♦Fla Cent 8c Peninsular 5s...—1943
195S
222",000 {♦Fla East Coast 1st 4Hs
♦1st 5c ref 5s ser A
.....197<?
1,550,000
229,000
110
1953 A O
4s Series D.
Ref at impt gold
Ref at Imp 5s ser
3d mtge 4%«-
67%
Lowest
Sale Prices
9% Mar. 30
70
65
45
A O 106%
116% Sale
MN
J 3
J J
F A
5s stamped
---1965
i 7 £666 Erie 5c Plttsb gen gu g 3Hs set B.1940 J
2,000
207,000
384,000
85,000
39,000
103
Highest
112
116%
1941 M N 114
A—-1951 J D 104
——1946 J D 155
Elgin Jol at East 1st g 5s
El Paso Nat Gas 4%s series
Conv deb
T, 000
50
Sale
105
19%
9%
10% Sale
47
66%
116% 117
109%
110% 111%
'08% Sale
Sale
104%
107%
107%
33% Sale
34%
29
19% Sale
Sale
20
Sale
104
102
Detroit Edison—
Gen & ref 4He
64% Sale
57
58%
59
65
60
60
Sale
Sale
66
102%
90%
100% 100% 100%
105% 107% 104%
♦♦Consol gold 4H*.
1936
122,000
V A
253,000 {♦Dent at R Gr West gen 5s Augl955
♦Assented (subject to plan)——
439,000
AO
♦Ref
8c
Imp mtge 5s ser B—...1978
326,000
{♦Des Molnee at Ft D 1st gu g 4s. .1935
Certificates of deposit
310,000
11 8
{♦Des Plalnes Val 1st guar 4He ..1947
101,000
21,000
154,000
99,000
Ask
Ask Bid
58
Lowest
March 31
March 1
Bid
"i
•
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
BONDS
Value
EXCHANGE-BONDS
95" Sale
92
Sale
92% Mar.
87
Mar.
8
5
95
92
Mar. 23
Mar. 17
27
95
Mar. 23
84% Feb. 13
92
Mar. 17
90""Jan.
Great Northern Ry—
r
97,000
166,000
98,000
147,000
426,000
1,958,000
818,000
...1961
J
Gen mtge 5H* Ser B..........1952
Gen mtge 5s Ser C........—1973
J
Gen 4 Ha Series D
1976
Gen 4Ha series E
1977
Gen mtge 4s series G
1946
Gen mtge 4s series H..........1946 J
J
1st at refund
4Ha Ser A
J
........
152",660
6,000 Greenbrier Ry 1st
•230,000
"3",000
Sale
J
Sale
J
Feb
♦Income debenture ctfa B
gu g 4a
55,000 Gulf Mob at Nor 1st 5Hs
J
Feb
♦Green Bay 8t West deb ctfa A..
II
set
1940 M N
1950 A O
1956 A
1st mtge gold 5s series C
Gulf 8t Ship Island ref 5a
Feb 1952 J
116% Sale
116% Sale
114% 115
109%
O
J
M
?1*
108
*94"
-
jP
105
J
124
92,000 ♦Hoe (R) 8t Co 1st mtge
....1944 A O
1937 MN
6,000 {♦Houaatonlc RR con g 5s..,
84
1937 J
Hous Belt at Ter 1st 5s.....—1937 J
Houat 8c Tex C 1st g 5s lnt gu
"
9",000
For footnotes see page 30.
1
J
J
29
77%
102%
101%
125%
Sale
80
75
Sale
91
91
66
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5
iiuh
25 118% Mar.
31 114% Mar.
1
4
114% Mar.
110% Mar.
103% Mar.
18
114%
9
23 108% Mar.
Mar. 23 106% Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar. 1 140
Mar. 31 111% Mar. 5
91%
91
97% Sale
96%
Sale
103% 101
99%
103
103% 103
"Mar i"23
Mar.
Mar.
3
4 106% Mar..
1
3
2
13
Mar. 15 106% Mar.
Mar.
Mar* 24 103
Mar. "27
8
119% Feb. 11
115% Jan. 18
109% Jan.
8
108% Jan.
4
Mar.
140
118% Jan.
108% Mar.
9l"" Mar."27
ll"
106
Mar. 10
111% Feb.
4
Mar. 23
"l5"v*Jan""28
Mar.
106% Mar.
104% Jan.
4
1
2 106% Jan.
18
Feb.
9
99
Mar. 24 103%
90
Jan.
13
"§!
Mar .~27
Mar. 22 99% Mar.
Mar. 23 103% Mar.
Mar. 23 105% Mar.
3
2
96% Mar. 22 99% Jan. 12
8
99% Mar. 23 105% Jan.
4
103
Mar. 23 105% Mar.
107% 106
107% 106
M^r. 23 107% Mar.
19%
27%
120
Sale
115% Sale
Mar.
114% Mar. 23 120
91% Sale
95% Sale
91% Mar. 25 96% Mar.
84
Sale
80% Sale
80% Mar. 31 84% Mar.
8
106
1
5
2
114% Mar. 23 126% Jan.
101
...
102
116% Jan.
JYLar.
75
91%
Sale
Sale
105%
■
12%
11% 12% "11"
106
106% Sale
105% 106% 104%. 105% 105
Sale
100
99
102% Sile
107% 110
J
1999 J
Hock Val 1st coo g 4 Ha
60
107
♦Harpen Mining 6s... —...—1949 J
1952
114
104% Sale
J
Hackensack Water 1st 4s
118%
103
105
I
23,000
75
Sale
108%
104% Sale
99% 100%
88%
Stamped
1961 AO
266,000 Gulf States St'l 1st mtge 4Hs
131,000 Gulf States Utilities 4s series C..1966 A O
10-year debenture 4%s
101,000
1946 A O
35*666
Sale
114% 110% 111% 110%
Sale
Sale
116
114%
Sale
110% Sale
110%
103% Sale
107% Sale
103%
Sale
Sale
102
105%
102%
Sale
131
123% Sale
123%
Sale
109
108% Sale 108%
114
101
Sale
100% Mar. 22 101
Mar.
1
Mar. 23 108
97%
86%
101% Feb. 11 102%
100% Mar. 22 101%
84
Jan.
2
80
Jan.
5
Feb.
9
8
Feb. 15
Jan. 27
Jan. 11
Jan.
4
f
APRIL, 1937] =
Sales in
March
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Jan. 2
Ask
Bid
16*8,000
-----
——
......
19,000
/;
111 Cent ft Chic St L ft N O—
Joint 1st ft ref 6s ser A....—.1963 J D
360,000
187,000
4Hs series G.................1963 J D
84,000 Illinois Steel deben 4 He
1940 ao
Ind Bloomlntton ft W 1st 4s....1940 a 0
"9",666
1950 J
(nd III ft la 1st told 4s
J
4,000 t+Indionapol ft Looist 1st tu 4s 1956 I 3
Indianapolis Union Ry-—
I
j
Gen Be ref tuar 6s ser B
1965
m s
5O",666 Ref & Inapt mtge 3H* ser B
1986
F A
482,000 Inland Steel 394* series D.
1961
j
1,073,000 llnterboro R T 1st ft ref 5s
1966 i
♦Certificates of deposit.........
209,000
a"o
179,000
•♦10-year 6% notes...........1933
...L
♦Certificates of deposit
43,000
226,000
♦♦10-year 7% notes
1932 M 8
82,000
♦Certificates of deposit—
89,000 Interlake Iron 1st i'« ser B......1951 it~N
Int Atrl Corp 1st ft coll tr 5a—
31,000
Stamped extended to .......1943 It N
.....
1,106,000 t♦Internet Gt Nor
1.632,000
340,000
199,000
909,000
195,000
298,000
376,000
16,000
31,000
24,000
•
1st 6s A......1952 J
915,000
64,000
383,000
190,000
250,000
42,000
7,000
19,000
13,000
8,000
;
:
,
34% Sale
\
0
llowa Central Ry—
♦1st ft ref 4s....
......1951
K
o
j
89,000
v
134,000
j
A
r
M
r
8
Kan City South 1st g 3s....
..1950
Ref ft Imp 5a
April 1950
Kan City Term 1st 4s...
.1960
Kansas Gas ft El 1st mtge 4HS..1980
♦Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s
194 *
..
♦Ctfs
ao
I
1
I
i
i
d
m n
stpd (par 3645)..... 1943
w w
♦Ctfs
w w stpd (par 3925)
1943
♦With warrants (par 3925).*._!943
ser g
6s
........
..........
1946 m
80,000
19,000
144,000
105,000
113,000
632,000
211,000
148,000
27,000
2,000
"£
13",OOO
100
96% 100
100%
.....
62% Sale
58
59
93 % Sale
99
Sale
109 H 109%
103 H 103 %
40
44
25
30
30
34
98
161$!
98%
j
j
j
j
d
99$!
j
j
109%
f
a
F
a
p
a
F
a
I
J
.....
.....
.....
——
164%
108% 108$!
115H 116%
a
j
119$!-....
Sale"
IIIII
F
A
1942 MN
f deb 3 Hs—........1946 F
a
Long Dock Co 3%« ext to....
1950
A
Long Island gen g 4s
1938 I
M
o
d
8
Unified gold 4s...
1«49
11,000
20-year deb 6s......*....
.1937 M 8
8,000
Guar ref gold 4s........... ..1949 m 8
48,000
4s stamped
1949 m 8
111,000
1944 a o
70,000 Lorltlard (P) Co deb 7s
5s
1951 F A
361,000
3
3
60,000 Louisiana ft Ark'lst 5s series A..1969
92% Mar. 10
96% Mar. 31 97% Mar. 25
100% Mar. 10 100% Mar. 10
96
Mar. 23
Mar. 19
98
35
42
105%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
83
86% Sale
102% Sale
79
Sale
102
103
97%
98%
72% Sale
87% Sale
77% Sale
8%
4
3
102
101
Mar.
90
1
Mar.
37%
Sale
35% Mar. 2
76% Mar. 18
Sale
Sale
Sale
78
99
Mar. 11
91
92
Mar. 27
102% Sale
96% 98
68% Sale
83% Sale
73
1
2
35
Sale
1
42%
17%
40%
40%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
10
10
10
11
87
86
Mar.
1
Mar. 17
102% Mar. 10
97% Mar. 19 100% Mar. 3
Mar. 16
Mar.
3
102% Mar. 27 102% Mar.
96% Mar. 29 98% Mar.
Mar.
67% Mar. 22 73
Mar
81 % Mar. 15 89
72
Mar. 22 78% Mar.
3
8
2
.
102%
64
60
Sale
106%
108
38
38
105
104
68
*
70
—
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
105%
93%
99$! 100 $1
75%
80
76% Sale
72%
76
91%
99$!
100%
104% 105%
102$! Sale
69
70%
Sale
85
130
135% 136
125%
108
100% Mar. 23 104
Mar.
Mar. 23 108
97
Mar. 23
91
Mar. 22
95%
56
41 % Mar. 31
40
18
25
25
43
.....
—...
25%
33%
"98% Sale"
41
20
27
40
Mar.
18
Mar. 29
27
Mar. 18
27
27% Mar. 29
97
Mar. 24
98% Sale
9
91
Mar
.
6
2
2
115
109
Feb.
11
Jan. 27
Feb.
6
Feb.
3
32
33
98% Mar.
1
—.
65
64
65
Sale
67
106
100
104
41% Sale
41 % Sale
103
Sale
90
61% Sale
60% Sale
56% Mar. 13
58
62
55
66
'
44% Mar.
90% Sale
.
Sale
Sale
.....
93
90%
——
Sale
97
74% Sale
66
66,% Sale
61
98
73
Sale
64%
67% 61% Sale
99% 100% 99% 99%
105% Sale 104% Sale
102% Sale 102% Sale
64
Sale
69% Sale
71
74
75
72
83%
84% 78% Sale
108
108% 106% Sale
115
123
123%
v
.....
131
Sale
122% 125
108%
99% Sale
Mar. 12
Mar. 27
Mar. 30
105% Sale 105% Mar.
Mar.
100% 109% 98
43
Sale
40% Mar.
43
Sale
40% Mar.
99
Mar.
99% Sale
101% Sale 100
105% 101
92
98
56
56
60
129% 133
122% Sale
98% Mar.
100% Mar.
90% Mar.
97
Mar.
66% Mar.
59% Mar.
60
Mar.
99% Mar.
102
Mar.
100
63
Mar.
Mar.
69% Mar.
70
105
2
Mar. 30
Mar.
75%
79%
102%: 105
103% Sale
104%
100%
.
Sale
105
Jan.
86
Mar. 17
5
97% Mar. 19
92
102
Mar. 27
Jan.
101$!
95
5 103
Jan.
20
12
Feb.
5
Jan.
8
Jan. 25
Jan. 21
96% Feb. -5 102
67% Mar. 22 75
81% Mar. 15 89% Feb. 10
72
Mar, 22
80$! Feb. 11
Jan.
6
9% Mar.
100%
Mar. 23 102% Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 23 106
108
Jan.
1
11
20
Jan.
12
19
66% Jan.
22
18
64
Jan.
Jan.
18
9
19
Jan.
5
12 108
23 95
15 100
3 109%
16 104
9
Jan.
41
Mar. 20
Mar.
2
25
Jan.
31
35
Feb.
Feb.
99
Feb.
2
Feb. 27 115% Jan.
18
97% Mar. 10 101% Jan.
7
27% Mar. 29
96% Jan.
6
109
102
Mar. 17
107$!
150
Mar. 31
104% Mar, 29
111% Mar. 1
115% Mar. 20
161
5
25
9
Jan. 13
109% Jan. 25 109% Jan.
107% Feb. 15 108% Jan.
101% Mar. 13 102% Jan.
6
21
22
Jan.
29
108% Jan.
5
114
1
Feb.
119% Feb.
1
Mar.
3
6 102
106% Mar. 12 111% Jan. 13
100
Jan.
43% Feb. 10
90
65% Mar.
61% Mar.
1
4
1
9
67
4
46% Jan.
Mar. 30 101
56% Mar. 13
Jan.
70% Jan.
14
25
25
56
Mar.,12
56
Mar. 27
70% Jan.
68% Jan.
15
14
60
Mar. 30
70
23
19 106% Mar. 16 105% Mar. 19 106%
98
Mar. 22 109%
Mar.
2
44
Mar.
8
37% Feb. 20 44
37
Jan.
8
43%
43% Mar. 12
99
Mar. 27 106%
27 104% Mar.
6
98% Mar. 25 104$!
25 102% Mar. 8
31 102% Mar. 10 100% Mar. 31 105%
Mar.
5
90% Mar. 22 94%
22 93
97
Mar. 23 100%
23
98
Mar.
1
66% Mar. 29 78
29 74% Mar.
1
59% Mar. 23 77
23 68% Mar/ 5
60
Mar. 22
75
22
68% Mar. 5
Mar.
8
99% Mar. 25 100%
25 100
102
Mar. 24 107
24 105% Mar.
4
Mar. 10 103%
Mar.
1 100
10 103
72
63
Mar. 23
23
71% Mar. 5
69% Mar. 23 76%
23 76% Mar. 5
86
76
Mar. 29
29
85% Mar. 6
Jan.
Feb. 27
15
22 104
Jan.
23
23
Mar.
8
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
12
Jan.
Jan.
28
13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
6
6
Mar. 23 109
124% Mar. 11 125
Mar.
97% Mar. 17 100
Mar. 31
78% Mar.
Feb.
15
12
17
4
Feb.
5
Feb.
18
Feb.
11
Feb. 10
Feb.
11
Jan.
5
124% Mar. 11 129% Jan.
5
Jan.
129% Mar. 27 136
Feb. 17 126% Jan.
9 121
13
Mar. 12
Mar.
4
Mar.
129% Mar. 27 133
121% Mar. 27 123% Mar.
73
28
90
Mar. 16 102% Jan.
105
Mar. 23 109
6
108
98% Salri
10
Jan.
97% Mar.
66% Mar.
109
73
100
102
10
10
11
99
Jan.
14 108
97% Mar. 23
69% Jan.
2
106% Jan. 13
104% 102% Mar. 30 103% Mar. 1 102% Mar. 30
103% 104%
Mar. 22 104$! Mar. 15
108
100
104$! Mar. 15 105
101% Sale
100% Mar. 25 100% Mar. 9 100% Mar. 25
100%
Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar. 19 105
5 100
104
Sale
105$! Sale
101% Sale 100
Mar. 23
100
Mar. 23 104% Mar.
• Sale
1 100
104% Sale 101
Mar.
1 127% Mar. 18
134" 135"" ,130
127% Mar. 18 130
Sale 127% 128
124
126
:118
116% Mar. 24 118% Mar. 8 116% Mar. 24
120% 117% 118
99
Sale
94% Mar. 18 99% Mar. 8 119% Mar. 18
96% Sale
99% Sale
101% Sale
69% Sale
106
23
76% Mar. 18
46% Mar. 19
Mar.
Jan.
42% Mar.
17% Mar.
40% Mar.
40% Mar.
72
Mar. 29
Mar. 18
:
45% Sale
15
34
18
27
-...-
45%
11
25
20 V- Mar. 18
27
Mar. 18
30
Mar. 22
Mar. 24 109% Mar. 9
109% 111
95% 101% 98% 101% 97% Mar. 10 98% Mar. 11
102
Mar. 17 105% Mar. 3
104%
109% -II-1 109%
100
104%
107%
102
101%: l6I% "Mar ."13 I6i%~Mar."l3
Mar. 31
150
Sale
150
Mar. 31 150
154% 158
104% Mar. 29 106% Mar. 2
106% Sale 103% 105
111% Sale; 111% 112% 111 % Mar. 1 111% Mar. 1
115% 117
115% Mar. 20 115% Mar. 13
I62"" 102% 102
Mar. 3
Mar. 3 102
101% 102
108
109
108
Sale
106% Mar. 12 108% Mar. 5
105
Jan.
6 102% Jan.
31
Mar.
Mar.
16
52% Jan. 14
7
83
101% Jan.
40
-
Feb.
Jan. 30
Jan.
2
Feb. 19
91% Jai|,
2
41
Jan. 20
Jan. 21
40% Mar. 31
83% Mar . 23
"61"" Sale" "60%"Marri9 "64%"Marr"4 60% Mar.
63% 64
59
Mar.
60
59
Mar, 19 61% Mar. 4
59%
61% 56
89
Sale
86% Mar.
90% Sale
86% Mar. 23 90% Mar. 1
94 "'I- Sale
92% Mar.
98% Sale
92% Mar. 15 98% Mar. 1
Mar.
2 106% Feb.
101% Sale 106% 107% 106% Mar. 18 108
103
Mar. 20, 102% Feb,
103
Sale
103% 102% Mar. 9 104
40
25
20
104% Feb. 17 105% Jan. 25
98% Mar. 31 105% Jan. 12
101% Mar. 22 100% Feb. 18 102
94
20
21
4
35% Mar.
13% Mar.
28
19
25
Jan.
4
Sale
38
Jan. 12
Feb.
9
2
14
.....
97% Sale
65% Sale
65% Sale
27 109
98
2
18
Mar.
15
36
15
13
Jan.
Jan.
87% Mar.
86% Mar.
Mar. 19 102% Mar.
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
45
V Sale
6
4
Mar, 10
4
49% Mar.
38% Sale
101% Sale
99% Sale
93% 94
.
91
Jan,
Jan.
4 101
92
8
40% Mar. 31
83% Mai. 23
83
Ma?. 31
Sale
36%
80%
84%
101%
99%
Mar. 23 103% Mar.
Mar 23
96% Mar.
Mar. 22
95
Mar,
41 % Mar. 31
102% Sale
Sale
Mar."31 102% "Mar .""2
Sale
Sale
14
35% Sale
35
36%
85% Sale
98%
101
92
Sale
36% Sale
43
Sale
Mar.
85
Jan. 26
91%
85% Mar. 24 91% Mar. 10
79% Mar. 23 87%
79% Mar. 23 85% Mar. 11
106% Mar. 17 107% Mar. 2 106% Mar. 17 108
104% Jan. 30 104%
Mar. 20 107
102% 104% 105" "Mar .'20 l05% Mar."l3 105
43
Jan. 26
3539% 37% Mar. 22 38% Mar. 19 37
....-
99 %
66
129
O
3
Jan.
86% Sale
89% Sale
81% Sale
83% Sale
107% 107% 107% Sale
44% Sale
1965 A O
A
3
Mar.
102
f
0
91% Mar. 15
87.
108
j
m 8
Mar. 18
105% Sale
a o
a
85
96
4
Mar. 27
Jan.
98% Mar. 22 102% Jan.
85
Mar. 18 89% Jan.
90
Jan.
5 92$! Jan.
96% Mar. 31 98% Jan.
100% Mar. 10 100$! Feb.
96
Mar. 23 101% Jan.
3
107
102%
1
98% Mar. 22 101% Mar.
95
94
j
Y"j
2
1
o
j
4
2
4
Mar. 16 107
Mar.
Mar. 19
Jan. 23
Jan. 21
85% Mar. 23 90% Jan. 21
Jan. 13
83% Mar. 31 90
8
99% Mar. 30 104% Jan.
Jan.
2
73% Jan. 26 80
3
A
J
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
89
9% Mar.
j
d
.....
1
8
97% Mar.
106%
109%
J d
49,000 Lombard Blee 7s series A......—1952
.
.....
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 24
108% 109
s
92%
96% Sale
91%
97
100
Mar.
Mar. 23
81%
Little Miami den 4s series A
—85
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6
75 %
Leh Vail Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s
Lex ft East 1st gu 5s
89
85
Mar.
94
2093 m n
1941 A O
.....
101%
95
77% Mar. 31 85%
2
32% Jan.
2 36%
1 101% Mar. 23 110
Feb. 24 110%
27 110
1 105% Jan. 27 107$|
1 104% Mar. 31 107%
10
92% Mar. 12 93
95
88
Mar. 22
8
Sale
Sale
4Hs................1093 m n
....
99
13
124
2
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
.1
Leb Vail Harbor Term 1st 6s....1954 p A
Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4Hs
1940 3 3
Leb Val (Pa) gen con g 4s
>093 MN
Gen consol 5s
"90"" "95""
7
11
Jan.
6%
1961 j
...
97
Mar. 16 107
95
Mar.
2
107
.....
101% Mar. 10 103% Jan,
57 $| Jan.
94%
115% 116
....
107
95
83%
99%
77%
Sale Prices
Sale
100$! 101%
♦Certificates of deposit...........
83
87%
Sale
102
102%
77% Sale
Highest
1
97% Sale
103% Sale
3%
Sale
100
j
Lehigh COal ft NaV 4He ser A...1954
Cons sink fund 4Hs ser C
1954
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A
1965
Lehigh ft N Y 1st gu g 4S
1945
Lehigh Valley Coal 5s ..........1944
1st ft refunding 5a
1954
1st ft refunding 5a
...1964
First ft ref sinking fUnd 5s.... 1974
Secured 6% gold notes.......1938
Loew's Inc
Sale
Sale
j
87.000 Liggett ft Myers Tobacco 7s..... 1944
5s
:.....
1951
82,000
430",660
82 %
75
J
Erie & Western 2d 5s......1941 j
Lake Shore ft Mich Sou g 3Hs.
.1997 J
♦Laataro Nitrate Co Ltd 6s..... 1954 j
cons
Sale
j
♦5s Uniform ctfs of deposit...1959
Gen
70
j
34,000 Lake
8,000
69
j
4Hs unguaranteed
1961
Kings Co E L ft Pow gold 5s.
1937
Purchase money 6s........
1997
Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s
.1949
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
.1954
1st ft ref 6Hs
1954
Kinney (G R) Co conv 7Hs... 1.1936
Kresge Foundation coll trust 4s. 1945
tKreuder ft Toll class A
88%
90%
Sale
86%
87%
\
44% Mar. 1
116% Mar. 30 118% Mar. 19 116% Mar. 30
.....
89
94
90%
92
Sale Prices
Mar. 2
101% Mar. 10 103
49
Mar.
5
44% Mar. 1
Sale Prices
77% Mar. 31 84
32% Mar. 29 36
Sale 101% Mar. 23 107
110
Mar. 24 110%
105% Mar. 9 106%
Sale 104% Mar. 31 106%
93
92% Mar. 12 93
Mar. 22 92%
91% 88
89
Mar. 19 92
Sale
86% 85% Mar. 23 87
Sale
83% Mar. 31 88%
Sale
99% Mar. 30 102%
Sale
74% Mar. 23 79%
104%
.....
33%
129,000 Laclede Gas Lt ref ext 5s........1939 a 0
Coll ft ref 6 HO series C
311,000
1953 f a
p
a
Col ft ref g 5Hs ser D..
1960
137,000
f a
Coll
tr
6s
series
A.............1942
34,000
Collateral trust 6a series B....1942 f A
8,000
101,000
277,000
570,000
114.000
66,000
15,000
13,000
7,000
Sale
80
102 %
j'>3 J
Yf
♦Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust)
Plain.
5,000
J
Kanawha ft Mich 1st gu 14s..... 1990 A C
^♦♦K C Ft S ft M ref g 4s...
.1936 A 0
...—......
1,000
Sale
72%
Sale
98
98%
Refunding 6s series A....
1955 m 8
90
Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B...1973 VI N
94%
1st coll trust 6s gold notes....1941 MN1 102
102%
Ptrst Men ft ref *%•99% 100
..1047 p a
9,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s.....1987
3,000 Kentucky & Ind Term 1st 4HS-.1961
Stamped
9,000
1961
65,000
1,000
7,000
13
34
74,000 Keith Corp (B F) 1st
"T655
35% Sale
12
I
92
103
110
103
100% 101% 101
102
j
Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s.......194)
Intern Paper conv 5s series A...1947
—
Sale
Sale
101
J
Internet Hydro El deb 6s.......1944
Sale
110
106%
106%
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
77% Sale
33% Sale
83% Sale
33% Sale
107
Sale
119
105% 103
101% 103%
98%
103$| Sale 102%
93%
95% Sale
92%
94% Sale
48% 49% 42
43%
44% 40%
86%
88% 84%
♦1st told 5s series C._
.I95t
116
121
106
105
105%
108
Sale
95
Sale
93 H
05
49
Sale
44%
46%
96 %
94%
89%
92
101% 101H
-....
Ask
47% Sale
45% Sale
111
105%
3
...
Ask Bid
101 %
102% 103
Bid
167"" Sale"
; 41
i
204,000 James Franklin ftClearf 1st 4s .1066
209,000 Jones & Laughlln St'l 1st M 4%s. 1961
12*9", 656
89% Sale
84 % Sale
107% 108
♦AdJ mtge 6s series A.July 1 195>
♦1st mtge told 6s series B.-..-195<
384,000 Internet T ft T deb g 4Hs—.... 1953 j
Convertible debenture 4Hs
513,000
1939 f
Deb gold 5e.._
.......1955 p
548,000
;
j
March 31
March 1
1937
STOCK EXCHANGE
Houston OH sink fund 5%• A..*1940 mn 102% 103 %
51 % Sale
482,000 Hudson Coal 1st • f 5s series A..1902 J D
13,000 Hudson County Gas 1st 5s......1949 mn 123 % 124
81
Sale
280,000 Hudson ft Manhat 1st 5c ref 5a A. 1957 f A
32 % Sale
♦Adfwst Income 5a....
..t«b
IW A O
463,000
a
o
109%
110
306,000 Illinois Bell Telep 3%s aer B
1970
3,000 Illinois Central 1st g «s_ .......1991 J J 110% —...
J
j
106%
1st told 3 He
7,000
1951
Extended 1st 1 3Hs..........1951 A 0 106 % 107 %
12,000
92%
1st told 3s sterllnt-....
6,000
1951 Mi
93
114,000
Collateral trust told 4s..
IM> A 0 ,92$i
93 $! Sale
384,000
Refundlnt 4s............... ..1955 MN
f
j
88 % Sale
Purchased Unas 1st 3%s
30,000
.1952
88 % Sale
Coll tr 14s..........
189,000
...1953 MN
71,000
Refundlnt 5s
195ft MN 103% 104%
80
Sale
486,000
40-year 4He.
194* p a
1
D
108% —*
Cairo Brfdte told 4<
5,000
l*w
j
96 —
Litchfield Die 1st t 8s
6,000
1951 1
j
3 101
102
Louise Die 5c Tor t >%•50,000
1953
87
11,000
Omaha Die 1st 13s........ ..1951 F A
j
89
90
St Lou Die 5c Term 6 3s ......1951 i
5,000
j
97%
Gold 3Ho--27,000
1951 i
J
3,000
Sprlntf Die 1st t 3 Ha
100$! —...
1951 1
Western Unas 1st 14s
.1951 P A 100% 101
v
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
BONDS
N. 7.
2
2
Jail.
7
14
101% Jan.
2
79% Feb. 19
Jan. 13
103% Jan. 25
108
Jan.
7
101% Jan.
2
106% Jan. 23
104% Feb. 25
135
Jan. 11
124% Jan.
5
100% Jan. 22
106$!
For footnotes, see page 30.
■f:
26
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sales in
March
BONDS
Value
n. t. stock exchange
Price
Inter st Period.
¥
1937
Bid
15,000
4,000
168,000
180,000
236,000
145,000
385,000
16,000
22,000
1,000
20,000
46,000
1945 M
1937 MN
1940 J J
lou ic Jsff Bridge go g 4i
Loulsv Ac NuHv gold 5l
Unified gold 4s
1st Ac ref 5s series B
112k
2003 A O
2003 A O
103M
Sale
O
A
s
S
J
Atl Knox Ac Gin div g 4s...... 1955 MN
»Lower Austrian Hydro-Else 4 ks 1944 PA
Sale
108%
97 H Sale
111)1
96
.....
114)1
90 H
(♦Manhattan Ry (NY) con g 4s ..1990 AO
♦Certificates of deposit.........
♦2d 4s.......
2013 J D
Manila El Ry Ac Lt 1st 5s
1953 M S
54
.....
93
1939 MN
..—.1959 MN
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s
lstext4s
105,000
*
62k
Sale
92)4.....
82)| 87%
70
78k
J
(♦Man G B Ac NW 1st gu 3Ms...1941 I
Yffrs Trust Co ctfs of partlc in
10,000
AI Namm Ac Son 1st 6a_.......1943 J D
38
40
97
98
99
...i—
85)4
Sale
73
73
1951 MS
109)4
105
MilwBlRy Ac Lt 1st Ac ref 5s ser B1961
136,000
1st mtge gold 5s..............1971
♦♦Mil Ac Nor 1st ext 4M« (1880)...1934
lei 060
1st ext 4Ms
........1939
Con ext 4M»—
7,000
1939
79,000 (♦Mil Spar Ac N W 1st gu 4s
1947
(♦Mllw Ac State Line 1st guar 3M«1941
709",660 {♦Minn Ac St Louis 5s ctfs.......1934
254,000
♦1st At refund gold 4s.
...1949
♦Ref At ext series 5s A
106,000
.....1962
279,000 MStPAtSSM4s stpd guar
...1938
1st cons 5s...................1938
120,000
1st cons 5s gtd as to Int
170,000
..1938
1st Ac ref 6s series A..........1946
104,000
31,000
25-year g 6 Ms............
1949
1st ref 5M> series B._.........1978
36,000
J
D
J
J
J
D
M
St
108,000
64,000
1,060,000
'162,000
r
6,000
1,061,000
1,056,000
k
64,000
337,000
r
9,000
I 1,592,000
181,000
33,000
578,000
64,000
st
P
Ac
S
S
Chic. Term
92)4
41)4
43 k
1
J
55
65
11)4 Sale
5)4 Sale
3)1
4)4
37)4 Sale
F
J
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Nat Distillers Products deb 4MS.1945 MN
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Gen At ref s f 4M« ser C........1955 A O
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92)4 Mar. 16
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105
16
84
72
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452,000
284,000
19,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s..
42,000
5,000
88,000
1,000
994,000
249,000
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33,000 Mont Tram 1st At ref 5s series A..1941 J J
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27,000 Mohawk At Mai 1st gu g 4s......199) M 8
74,000 Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A..1960 MN
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282,000 Mo Kan At Tex 1st g 4s
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127,000 Metropolitan Edison 4H« ser D..1968 M 8
54,000 Met Water* Sewer At Drain 5Ms..l950 A°
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Michigan Central-Detroit Ac Bay
31,000
City Air Line 4s..............1940 J J
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Marlon Steam Shovel s f g 6s
1947 A O
26,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s
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604,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants.—1945 MN
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97,000 McCrory Stores Corp s f deb 5s.. 1951 MN 105kl06k
269,000 tflc&esson Ac Robblns deb 5HS...1950 MN 103 M Sale
34,000 Maine Central RR 4s series A.... 1945 J D 104k 104)4
137,000
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106,000 ♦(♦Btenatt Sugar 1st s f 7 Ms. ....1943 A O
76
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82
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173,000
99,000
18,000
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11,000
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1st Ac ref 3k« series E
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St Louis Div 2d gold 3s.......1980 M
Mob Ac Montg 1st g 4Mis...—..1945 M
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RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
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Sale
48
Mar.
61% Mar.
59% Sale
53% Mar.
59% Mar.
Mar.
53% 50
51% Mar.
"59"" Sale
59
Mar.
55% Mar.
55
Sale
52
Mar.
55% Mar.
62
Sale
Mar.
56% Mar.
55
Sale
Mar.
51% Mar.
118
8*
J
D
F
A
1
11
1
4
3
5
5
1
31
31
30
31
5
31
31
110
Mar. 13
135%
Mar. 17
Sale
102
Mar.
6
Sale
101
103% Mar.
9
Sale
92
Sale
Mar.
6
Sale
99
Sale
101% Mar.
8
97
Sale
Sale
%
94
'
Sale
94
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
91
Mar.
93%
Sale
89
Sale
89
Mar.
107%
Sale
101% 102% 101%
103% Sale 101%
94
Sale
90%
100
Sale
100%
104
Sale
102%
107% 107% 106%
108
108%
95
100% Mar. • 1
108% Mar. 11
Mar.
108%
68
O
Sale Prices
119% Sale
107% Mar.
90% Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
Mar.
6
101% Mar.
101 % Mar.
104%
Mar.
100%
104%
107%
Mar. 31
Mar.
89% Mar.
Mar.
.
25
21
5
104% Mar. 23 i°7% Jan.
Mar.
4
94% Jan. 26 98
9
79% Mar. 25 85% Feb.
97% Mar. 23 103% Jan. 22
Jan. 22
97% Mar. 23 103
94
Mar. 22 100% Jan.
4
51% Feb.
21
4
44% Jan.
48% Jan.
5
59% Mar. 31
47
Feb.
2
52%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
59
Mar. 31
27
48%
46%
51%
51%
110'
106%
96%
100%
4
13
Mar. 20
26
5
55% Mar.
62% Mar. 31
55
Mar. 31
Feb. 19 113% Jan.
Jan. 27 135% Mar.
Mar. 23 106% Jan.
Mar. 23 103% Jan.
90% Mar. 23 96% Jan.
Jan.
97% Mar. 23 103
25
17
12
4
20
16
Jan.
20
107% Jan. 30 108% Jan.
90% Mar. 22 96% Jan.
23
94
Mar. 18 105
Mar 24
98% Feb.
97% Jan.
Mar. 31
101% Mar. 31 102% Jan.
Feb.
105
31
101% Mar.
94% Mar.
93% Mar.
101% Mar.
99
118% Mar. 23 127% Jan.
116% Mar 24 125% Jan.
18
91
5
89
11
5
8
6
95% Feb.
89% Mar. 31
4 100% Mar. 31
98% Jan.
4
102
Feb. 17 105% Feb.
Mar.
6
Mar.
3
67% Mar.
1
Mar.
60% Mar. 31 68
98% Mar. 23 102% Mar.
98% Mar. 23 102% Mar.
1
Mar. 27
60% Mar. 31
1
1
116
Mar. 27122% Mar.
119% 120
111% Sale 110% Mar. 25115% Mar.
1
5
Mar. 27 125% Jan.
15
110% Mar. 25 117% Jan.
16
6 101% Jan.
28
£I# Sale"
64
Sale
102% Mar.
166
Mar.
Sale
63
60% Sale
99% Sale
99% Sale
102% Sale
102% Sale
A O
Sale Prices
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
100% Sale
98
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar.
103%
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
111%
96%
100%
90%
97%
101
Sale
■4s*
Highest
110
Sale
95%
102% 102%
103% Sale
A
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
128% Sale
97% Sale
Sale
101%
95
31
110
112%
101%
103%
93%
100%
95
Ref Ac Impt. 4H« aerlea A
Lake Shore coll g 3 Ha
Mich Cent coll g 3 Ha
Bid
March
i
110
111
108% 108%
Debenture 4a of 1912—.......1942
2013
—1998
1998
N Y Chic A: St Loula 1st g 4a
1937
Refunding 5Ha aeries A......1974
1,124,000
Refunding 4%« series C
1978
386,000
3-year 6a
...........Octl 1938
365,000
4s collateral trust
1946
57,000 N Y Connecting 1st gu 4H* A...1953
1st gtd 5s aeries B—
1953
"86",555 N Y Dock 1st gold 4a
1951
177,000
Serial 5s g notes
1938
354,000 N Y Edison 3%a series D
1965
177,000
1st lien & ref 3%a series E
1966
<:
A
Sale
Sale
95
..
C........2913
Sale
124% 125%
104
'
Ref Ac impt 5a series
PRICES IN MARCH
March 1
1937
Bid
1,213,000
27
Jan. 2
&
81,000 New England T Be T 39-yr 5a A—1952 J D
73,000
lat g4Ha aerlea B„.
.......1961 M N
N J Junction RR go lat 4a....—1986 P A
!'
118,555 N J Pow & Light lat 4%s
I960
85,000 New Orleans Great Nor 5a aer A..1983
30,000 NO&N'eaatern ref 4H>aerlea A.1952
237,000 New Orleans P S 1st A ref 5s A—1952
245,000
1st & ref 5s series B
—..1955
206,000 New Orleans Term lat 4a guar...1953
53,000 {♦♦N O Tex & Mex Income 5a
1935
218,000
♦Flrat 5a aerlea B
——1954
6,000
♦Certificates of deposit......—
A
58,000
♦1st mtge gold 5s aerlea G
1956
A
262,000
♦1st 4Ha aeries D...
....1956
507,000
♦First 5H» series A...—.....1954 A O
25,000
♦Certificates of deposit...
1,000 Npt & Cln B Pen gu g 4 %•
1945 J J
20,119,000 New York Central conv sec 6s—1944 MN
786,000
Consol 4a series A......——.1998 P A
903,000
10-year 3Hb secured a f
1946 A O
985,000
Ref Ac Inapt 4H> aeries A—...2913 A O
exchange—bonds
Mar. 27
Jan.
6
Jan.
72% Jan.
5
21
Jan.
22
98% Mar. 23 105% Jan.
98% Mar. 23 105% Jan.
2
106
109
63
Mar. 23 109
5 109
Jan.
72
6
N Y & Erie—See Erie RR.
13,000
101,000
N Y Gas El Lt Ht Ac Pow 5s
24,000
12,000
118,000
31,000
N Y Ac Greenw L prlor
1948
4a—1949
Purchase money coll tr g
N Y At Harlem g
iien gu 5a.l946 MN
3Ha..
2000 M N
N Y Lack & Western 4s
1973 M N
A
aer
...1973 N N
NYLE&W Coal At RR SHl
1942 M N
~12~,555
Dock Ac Impt 1st 5a
.......1943 J J
13,000 N Y Ac Long Branch gen 4a.....1941 MS
5,000 {♦N Y Ac N Eng (Boat Term) 4a...1939 A O
13,000
11,000
19,000
89,000
135,000
31,000
444,000
67,000
231,000
440,000
47.000
611,000
,
192.000
10,000
23,000
101,000
169,000
19,000
8,000
51,000
16,000
140,000
144,000
22,000
55,000
'
Guar 4%i series B
*
122% Sale
114% Sale
100% 100%
106%
102% 103
109% 109%
102
8
41
A
O
35
A
O
35%
♦
1947
1954
Son-conv debenture 3Ha
♦Non-conv debenture 4a...... 1955 J
J
Non-conv debenture 4a
1956 MN
J
♦Convertible debenture 3H*—1956 J
J
♦Convertible debenture 6a....1948 I
♦
1940 A O
1957 MN
♦Collateral trust 6a
♦Debenture 4a
D
♦1st Ac ref 4Hs ser of 1927.....1967 J
-farlem R At Pt Ches tat 4a.-.1954 M N
♦
♦N Y Ont At West 1st g 4s.. June
1992
M S
1955 I
General 4s..
D
1942 A O
{♦N Y Prov Ac Boston gen 4a
N Y At Putnam 1st con guar 4s
..1903
4
O
40
1951 U 5
A....1947 M N
lat mortgage 5s.............—1951 M N
1st mortgage 5s
1956 MN
...
5
Mar. 23
45
Mar.
5
47
Mar.
1
39
Jan.
25
47
44
Mar.
4
35% .Tan.
27
Mar. 19
43% Mar.
3
36
40
40
36
26
8
Mar.
8
8
Sale
56
Sale
Sale
63
Sale
Sale
63
Mar.
26%
46%
Sale
Sale
95%
Sale
30
70
35
Mar.
1
53
Mar.
6
95
45
41%
4
7%
9%
6%
3%
6
5
4
6%
2
Sale
30
v
91
Sale
Sale
26
23%
Sale
Sale
106
106%
106% 107%
106% 107%
106% 107%
1%
63
52% Sale
96%
a97,%
33% Sale
"92% "93%
59
!§*
Sale
70%
Sale
93%
96%
Sale
109%
107%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
5% 105%
46
31
Sale
101%
103
100
93% 84
104% 105% 102%
62% Sale
106% 105% 105%
107%
106%
107% 108% 108
106% Sale 106%
106% 107% 106%
78
Sale
58
102
Sale
107%
Sale
47%
93%
8*
50
89
52
91%
93% Sale
,20%
Sale
104%
Sale
107
Sale
46
Mar. 31
Mar. 24
94
Mar. 18
3
76% Mar.
79% Mar. 13
30
51% Mar.
101""
Sale
101
106%
82%
92%
18%
Sale
106% Mar. 24
Mar. 19
Mar. 12
Sale
92% Mar. 31
Sale
17% Mar. 27
Mar, 23
101% 102% 101
Mar.
1
107
107%
89%
Sale
103% Sale
105% 109% 106% Sale
27
Sale
28% Sale
103%
28
76
Mar. 31
96%
Sale
30% Mar. 23 36%
Sale
23% Mar. 23 28%
*21# 101 % Mar. 16 101 %
87% 86% Mar. 29 93
Sale
101% Mar. 17 103%
58% Mar. 18 64%
105% 105% Mar. 2 105%
Sale
106% Mar. 31 108%
107% Mar. 29 108%
106% Mar. 12 106%
106% Mar. 24 107
50
Sale
80
90
103
Mar.
104
Mar. 15
26
Mar. 29
Mar. 27
25
Sale
22
80%
Sale
79% Mar.
9
3
Sale
117% 118% 114
112% Mar. 22
104% 104% 104% 105% 103% Mar. 19
103%
103%
104%
125%
..
4
1
Mar. 2
Mar. 2
Mar. 2
Mar. 16
Mar.
4
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
Mar. 271
Mar. 3
Mar. 2
Mar. 4f
Mar.
2j
Mar
ie'
9
Mar
16
8
Mar
1
2
Mar
9
8% Mar
15
9
3
Mar
2
5% Mar, 16
1 % Mar,
1
1
Mar,
Mar, 23
3
Mar
4
Mar,
4
2% Mar,
4
0% Mar,
1 % Mar,
3
4%
7%
3%
8%
8
Mar
2
5% Mar, 29
102% Mar. 19 104
99
103
Sale
104% 102% Sale
102
Sale
Sale
120
128
Sale
120
120%
105% Mar. 10 106% Jan. 12
Mar.
8 108% Jan.
9
98
Mar. 23
98
Mar. 23
107
38% Mar. 30
Mar.
Sale
Mar. 31 107
40
43% Mar.
57% Mar.
104% 105
106% Sale
105% Sale
126%
118% 121
8
Mar.
98
46
61,000 North Am Edison deb 5s ser A... 1957
157,000
Deb5H>«erB.*
.—Aug 15 1963
Deb 5s series C
Nov 15 1969
232,000
2,000 North Cent gen At ref 5s ser A... 1974
8
I05%"Mar."I6
8108
46
-~5%
9%
M
Mar.
Mar. 23
Mar. 30
7,000
285,000
.1946 J D
11,000 N Y Trap Rock 1st a f g 6a
6s stamped
68,000
—1946
725,000 ♦IN Y Westches At Bos 1st 4 H8--1946 J J
88,000 Niagara Falla Power 3%s
...1966 M S
15.000 Slag Lock A Ont Pow 1st 5a A...1955 A O
185,000 Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5Hs..—1950 MN
68.000 Nord Rya extl a f 4 Ha
1950 A O
284,000 ♦{♦Norfolk South 1st At rei 5a A-1961 F A
181,000
♦Certificates of deposit
47,000 ♦{♦Norfolk At South 1st g 5a... 1941 M N
399,000 Norfolk At West Rv lat con g 4a— .1996 A O
.1961 F A
193,000 North American Co deb 5s
1974 M
Mar. 10
98
Mar. 23
Sale
Gen At ref 4Hs series A—
19
4
39% Mar. 25
49% Mar. 31
Sale
S
46
45%
40%
42%
Mar. 22 109% Jan.
42
62
A
25
6
Mar. 23 105% Jan.
40
90
M
25
Feb.
99
107
40
92
MN
41%
52
42
102
3
2
41% Sale
42%
J
F
V
3
Sale
A
West lat rM g 5a. .1937 I
.1937 F
*f Second gold 4Ha---.-
Sale
41
41
Mar.
Mar. 31 107
Sale
42
.1940 F A
General gold 5s
...........
.1943 M N
Terminal 1st gold 5a
.....
.1939 MN
NY Tel 1st At gens f4%s
♦♦N Y Suaq At
47
;
99% Mar.
Mar. 23 102% Mar.
Mar. 22 108% Mar.
41
105
M Y Ac Rich Gas lat 6a A
98
5
n*
109
New York Steam 1st 6s ser
43
102
100% Mar.
Sale
40
M N
El Lt Ac Pr 3%s—1965
38%
Sale
6
383
473
♦{N Y Rye Corp !nc6s..... .—Jan 1965 Apr
J
♦{Prior lien 6s stamped....—1958 J
N Y At Queens
Sale
40
99% Mar.
99
102% 103
100% Sale
108% 108% 104
107% 107
102
102%
105%
105%
105%
107%
106% 107% 107
96
{♦N Y New Haven At Hertford-—
♦Non-conv debenture 4a......1947 M
♦Non-conv debenture 3H«
'
106%
108% 109
101
100%—.. 98
107
107% 102
120
Mar.
2
102% Mar. 15 104% Mar.
99% Mar. 17 104% Mar.
125% Mar.
1 125% Mar.
3
1
1
Jan.
27
Jan.
26
47
Feb.
18
Jan.
26
45
Feb.
Jan.
4
60
Feb.
19
71
Feb.
20
37% Feb.
18
16
17
19
IS
46%
61% Jan.
25% Jan.
94
18
Jan.
23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
76% Mar.
79% Mar.
51% Mar.
99%
46%
23
42%
16 101%
29
95
102% Jan.
23% Jan.
21
8
12 107% Feb.
8 107% Jan. 26
3
13
2
7
8
92% Jan.
91
30
Jan.
91%
15%
101
18
Mar. 16
Jan.
6 105% Jan.
103
90
30
7
25 108% Mar.
8 108% Mar.
106%
106%
Jan.
17 109% Jan.
5
67% Feb.
69%
Mar. 19 106%
Mar. 24 109%
Jan. 14
94%
98
Jan. 19
Feb. 10 22%
Mar. 23 109%
Jan. 15 107%
101
Feb.
4
Mar
106% Jan.
106% Jan
106% Mar
106
55
Jan.
30% Mar
23% Mar
101% Mar
86% Mar
101% Mar
57% Jan.
105
1
Mar.
46% Feb. 19
44% Feb. 16
47% Feb. 20
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
11
25
26
19
5
Feb.
2
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
2 104
Feb.
4
15 109% Feb. 15
4
32% Jan. 21
31
Jan.
18
82
Feb.
16
Jan.
112% Mar. 22 122
103% Mar. 19 106% Jan.
2
16
22
69
Mar. 27
5
Jan.
102% Mar. 19 105%
102% Mar. 15 106%
99% Mar. 17 107
124
Feb. 17 125%
Jan.
Jan.
8
2
Feb.
13
1
Mar.
—
{♦Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s.
1,000
1,000
April 1 1934 and sub coupons— 1945 A O
1945
♦Oct 1935 and sub coupons
♦Stamped as to sale of April 1 1933
to April 11935 lncl coupons. 1945
4,000
459,000 Northern Pacific prior Hen 4a— 1997
703,000
Gen Hen ry Be Id gt Sa
Jan 2847
2947
249,000
Ref At Impt 4Hs Series A
Ref At Impt 6a Series B....... 2847
776,000
2947
Ref At Impt 5s Series C
21,000
2847
Ref At Impt 5s Series D
88,000
—
extended
..
81%
Ill
82% Sale
105% Sale
111% Sale
108% 109%
108% 109
J
J
J
J
J
J
A
O
J
1957 MN
43,000 Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5H«
37",555
44,000
38",555
102% 104
104
99%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
113
Sale
.1947 F
A
Ohio River RR gen gold 5a.....; .1937 A
Ontario Power N F lat 5a—..... .1943 F
0
1% 113
0% 101%
A
4
7Ha.. .1946
A
2,000 Ontario Transmission lat 5a..... .1945 M N
9
108
Sale
3% 114%
3% 114
1946 J
D
Oregon 8hort Line lat con g 5s.. .1946 J
1st guar cons 5s stamped..—.. .1946 J
J
J
3
J
J
6% 107%
1%
5%
76%
0% Sale
7% Sale
4a
Ore-Waah RRAcNav IstAtref 4a... .1961
Oslo Gas At Elec extl
a
f g 5a..... .1963 M S
1)
.1946 J
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s
Pacific Gas At El 4s ser G—.
1 st & ref mtge
3%s
1st & ref mtge 3
%s
ser
H
ser
I.
....
.1964 J
...
.1961 J
D
.1966 J
D
For footnotes, see page 30.
Mar.
D
124%
110%
104%
98
Mar. 30
87
Mar. 15
80
Mar.
107%
77%
103%
111%
108%
108%
Mar.
109% Mar.
Sale
108% 105
104%
107%
100% 102% 100% 102
O
Ohio Pub Service lat At ref
con g
80
80
80
87
Jan
80
Feb.
19
Mar. 15
83
87
Jan. 23
Mar. 19
103
Mar.
105
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 1
Mar. 13
101% Mar.
69% Mar.
98
81% Jan.
16
112% Jan.
12
82% Jan.
2
Mar.
106
Jan.
109% Mar.
112
Jan.
103
105
Mar.
Mar.
110
Jan.
5
6
13
109% Jan.
6
100
Feb. 27 104% Feb.
4
107
105%
104%
lat At ref 7s series B
Mar. 30
Mar. 15
101% Mar.
69% Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Apr 1 1938 Q-J
9
80
103%
75
6%
4%
1965 MN
Ohio Indiana & West 5a
30,000 Oregon RR At Nav
27,000
16,000
374,000
57,000
61,000
292,000
436,000
312,000
107"" —III
E
Sale
27%
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s....
87
80
82
:
Sale
Sale
J
guar g 4s. 1948 J
1943 M S
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s
120,000 ♦Ogden At Lake Ch 1st
5o~o",555
Sale
j
f
J
80
.....
q
q
J
1938
87
"81""
84
'
.1944 J
...
Northern Rv of Calif guar 5s
N'weatern Teleg 4Ha
87%
81%
111%
100% Mar. 18 101% Mar.
28%
27% Sale
111% .-.-108
Sale
26% Mar. 22
9
28% Mar. 16
103
Sale
101% Mar. 23 105% Mar. 1
104%
Mar.
112
Mar. 27 113
1
111%
Mar. 11
110% 111% 110% Mar. 18 112
26% Feb. 22 33% Jan.
9
109% Jan. 29 109% Jan. 29
101% Mar. 23 106% Jan.
2
Mar.
1
111% Feb.
2 113
110% Mar. 18 112% Jan. 20
100%
112% Sale
112%
112% Sale
116% 118
116% 119
106% Sale
100% 101%
71%
iS#
107
Sale
103%
Sale
103%
Sale
Il2"" lis" 112"" "Mar. "23 113%
Mar.
9
111% Feb.
115
Mar.
2
112
Mar.
115
Jan.
Feb.
1
107% Mar.
114
Jan
Sale
107% Mar, 23 112% Mar.
116
Mar. 23 117% Mar.
4
Sale
118
104% Sale
101%
72%
82
104% Sale
100% Sale
104
116
117
104
112 %
-
108
109
117%
120
97
Sale
112
Mar. 12 113
Mar.
11 120
Mar. 31
1
Mar. 23 106% Mar.
4 101% Mar. 16
100% Mar,
Mar. 24
74% Mar, 18 82
103
Mar, 22 107% Mar.
Mar.
23 104
5
22 100% Mar.
1
99% Mar
96% Mar
1
Mar. 23 121% Jan
Feb.
123
Jan.
Mar.
107% Jan.
99% Feb.
74% Mar.
103
Mar.
2
1
102% Jan.
82
111
Mar.
Jan.
99% Mar. 23 107% Jan.
96% Mar. 22,100% Mar.
i
1
38
N. Y. STOCK
>
8t>
Sales in
March
BONDS
Value
N.
Y. STOCK
Jan. 2
March 1
1937
Ask
$
5,000
27,000
293,000
236,000
♦2d extended gold 5a
334» series B
33^8 series C
Ref mtge
Paducah At Illinois 1st
J
D
f 4 Hs. ,195ft J
J
♦{♦Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st a os—1940 J
If
278,000
12,000
s
53
45
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.,1940
J
D
1965
F
A
Paramount Broadway Corp—
106.000
1st mtge s f g 3s loan ctfs.
Paramount Pictures Inc—
839,000
s f debenture 6s
133,000 Paris-Orleans RRExt
67,000 {♦Park Lexington
61,000 Parmelee Trans conv
deb 6s
1944
Paterson Ac Passaic G Ac B 5s
1949
♦Paullsta Ry 1st Ac ref 7s ser A...
1942
"7", 060
Sale
3934
74
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D
M N
13,000
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E—1952
F A
390,000
28-year 4s
;
1963
99,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A
1941 M S
J
D
12,000 Penn Glass Sand 1st mtge 434*—I960
84
10134
102
107
10034
10634
10634
10734
10834
10634
9934
10534
D
106
110
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98,000
50,000
53,000
68,000
■
1,014,000
116,000
478,000
223,000
796,000
505,000
:
437,000
10,644,000
14,000
147,000
,
73,000
168,000
5,000
306,000
151,000
266,000
5,000
12,000
17,000
V
13,000
518,000
54,000
95,000
562,000
1,012,000
623,000
8,000
,
2,000
23",606
1,000
15,000
1.000
,23,000
A....1977
46",000
A
0
104
P C C & St L g 4 34s series A
Con 4)4* series B guar g_.
Con 434s series C guar g
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Sale Prices
Sale Prices
100
Feb. 17
Sale Prices
4834
4934
7334
50
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104
85
11934
8934
10034
105
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....
O
A
O
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MN
7334 Mar. 27
7534 Mar. 17
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7634 Mar.
85
.
Mar. 16
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.1949
F
A
.1953 J D
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Con 4s series H guar g
Con 434s series I g
-----
A
115
A
12434
12434 12434
12234 125
122
12334
10634 10734
11034
9634
9534
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O
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11434
F
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.1966
.
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112
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-
-
-
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1948 J D
93
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A
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.1974 J
D
123
-
1st 434s series D
.1977 J
D
115
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8,000
1st 5s 1935 extended to 1950
39,000 Porto Rlcan Am Tobac conv 6s.. 1942
1,622,000 {♦Postal Teleg At dable coll 5s
.195?
M
S
J
J
J
J
J
1
29.000 Potomac Elec Power 1st M
33is—1966
131,000 Pressed Steel Car deb 5s
1951
1,000 {♦Providence Securities deb
{♦Providence Terminal 1st 4s.
1956
M
Pure Oil Co s f 434 s with warr.,.1950 J
315,000
434* without warrants
1950 J
158,000 Purity Bakeries Corp a f g 5s
lv*t» J
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for deb 6s Ac
com
102
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118
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3
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104
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8
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1
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109
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2
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109
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85
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7
7
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54
10634 Jan.
10734 10634 Mar. 23 10834
9934 Mar. 17 104
10034 Sale
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9934 Mar. 24 102
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10434 Sale
108
72
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5754 Jan.
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10034
80 34
3234
100
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3214 Mar.
10134 Mar.
§334 Mar.
9334 Sale
28
2034
8834 9034
122
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10334 Sale
10034
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113
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28
2
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8534 Mar. 3
106
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8034 Mar.
101
6734 Mar.
6334 Mar.
106
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3934 Mar.
6
10334 Mar. 10
9834 Mar. 12
28
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5
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127 34 Mar. 10
11734 Mar.
10334 Mar.
9934 Mar.
10434 Mar.
101
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1
6
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1
63 34 Mar. 12
14
7534 Jan
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7 108 34 Feb. 20
106
8034 Mar.
3234 Mar.
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9334 Mar.
20
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8534 Jan.
11734 Feb.
10334 Mar.
99
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8834 Jan.
4534 Jan.
27
19
106
Jan.
5
100
Feb.
4
2834 Feb. 20
90
Feb.
25
13134 Feb.
105
Jan.
3
4
101
Mar.
6
pt pd ctfs
stk
100
(65% pd)
31,000
•♦Debenture gold 6s
..1941
405,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s__..195l
235,000
Gen Ac ref 434s aeries A
1997
Gen Ac ref 434s series B
71,000
363,000 Remington Rand deb 434s
2,000 Rensselaer At Saratoga 1st
1997
J
D
A
C
»
I
w—1956 M
w
gu
68.1941
5,987,000 Republic Steel Corp 434s ser A..1950
Gen mtge 434s series B
674,000
1961
Purch money 1st 534s conv....1954
891,000
.
VI
J
J
S
20,000 ♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv
7,000 ♦Rhine-West Elec Power 7s.. ..1950
♦Direct mortgage gold 6s
40,000
1952
♦Cons mtge 6s
64,000
1953
♦Cons mtge 6s with warrants.. 1955
26,000
194,000 ♦{♦Richfield Oil of Calif 6s...1944
♦Certificates of deposit
483,000
6s stamped
16,000
1944
4,000 Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s..1952
1955
42,000 ♦Rima Steel s f 7s
{♦Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5*1939
.....
125 34
MN
2434
2434
2234
25 34
25 34
J
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25
F
A
2334
\
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25
M N
M N
J
J
P
90
8334
M
8
A
O
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6,000 St Jos Ac Grand Island 1st a 4s..1947 J
..1937 MN
33,000 St Joseph Ry L H At P 1st 5s
St Lawr At Adirondack 1st g 5s_.1996 J
1996 4
30.
it?*
58
Sale
122
103
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3134 2334
30
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28
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27
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35
30
J
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1934
5534
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112
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10834 Jan.
Feb.
108
105
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11534 Feb.
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112
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112
Mar. 11
127
Jan.
212
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1834 Mar. 31
32
16
26
24
19
2034
1934 Mar 17
1934 Mar, 23
21
Mar
58
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Mar.
100
Mar.
106
2
2
24
Mar.
32
18
5
3
19
Mar. 15
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,
5
3
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6
23 e6134
3
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10
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2634 Mar.
2634 Mar.
Mar
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1934
29
4
1
5
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110
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108
109
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103
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4 166
100
6
5
8
10
5
5
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11234 Sale
10034
100
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2734 Mar.
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:
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1
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:
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3434 Sale
104
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1934 Mar.
1934 Mar.
1934 Mar.
91
Mar."31 "79"
5134
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1 10834
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2934
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I
96
101
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5334
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73 34
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115
119
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29
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27
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2734
30
29
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1
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26
100
Jan.
2434 Mar.
29
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'
108
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V
3
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5134
10334
5134
1;
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22
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12634 Jan.
98
105
105
1 212
15634 Mar.
9534 Mar. 23 9934
1 13034
11334 Mar,
96
Mar. 23
9934
101 1 Mar. 23 10434
Mar
11234 Mar.
2
17 10234 Mar.
29 10634 Mar. 12
1
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2
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193
18 120
11234
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10534
10534
59
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♦Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4*1949 J
♦Rutland R R 1st cons g 434s
1941 J
10334
45
J
♦Ruhr Chemical 6s
For footnotes, see page
6334 Sale
6334 Sale
9634
104
M N
1962 M
2d gold 6s
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Sale
Sale
9934 Sale
206
D...1977 M S
1948
105J4 Sale
10534 Sale
108
Sale
114
♦Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s... 1939 J
♦ 1st con At coll trust 4s serie* A-1940
A
116,000
ser
103
15634
98 34
(;
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M N
591666
1.000 Rochester Gas Ac El 434»
Gen mtge 5s series E
10,000
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10234 Sale
10634 Sale
10634 Sale
11334 Sale
120
13134 Sale
9934 Sale
10934 H034
99
Sale
105
10534
3334
2034
28
A
F
—.1953 J
6s
11534 116
103
Sale
10734 10734
107
108
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N
Gen mtge 434» series C
651,000
..1956 MN
J
206,000 Revere Copper At Brass 1st 434s..1956 J
J
11,000 ♦Rheinelbe Union sf g 7s
1946 J
7234
-
106
106
gul957 M N
4s
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3934 Jan.
10134 Mar. 17 10134 Mar. 17
106
Mar.
8 106
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104
111
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Jan.
100
4
Mar. 20
90
58
7334 Mar. 27
12134 Feb.
Sale
Sale
109
7
4
4
5
100
Mar. 23 10134 Mar.
1
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10034 Mar.
1 101
50
Mar. 29
48
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100
72
10234 Jan.
10034 Jan. 14 10234 Jan.
99 34 Mar. 23 10554 Jan.
9934 Mar. 23 10434 Feb.
4834 Mar. 29
4334 Mar. 4
4534 Mar. 8
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4734 Mar. 12
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109
11134
11334
11354
11334
10534
2
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10634
10834
10334
10534 Sale
10934
10534 Sale
10934
3
Mar. 16
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1
55
53
m
.1942
1..
173,000
5,000
32,000
58,000
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4834 Mar. 29
4334 Mar. 4
4534 Mar. 8
lit*
.1940 A
589,000 Portland General Electric
414s.. 1960
"4I666
Highest
Sale Prices
..
13",000
.
Lowest
Ask
II*
93,000
1st mtge 434a series C
10,000 Pitts Y Ac Ash 1st
gen 4s
1,000
1st gen 5s series B
;
Highest
-
General g 5s ser B
General 434s series C
Pitta Va At Char 1st guar 4s
Pitts Ac West Va 1st 434s ser A
8,000
1st mtge 434> series B
1,632",000
104 34
10834
1981
1981 AO
M N
...1943
M N
1948
M N
...1*48
A O
1970
F
1960
J
1965
49,000
194,000
*
Lowest
Sale
10334 Mar. 20
10934 11034
Sale
10434 Mar. 19
10534
10534
112
108
Mar. 17
109
112
Penn RR consol gold 4s..
11534
113
11434 11334 Sale 11134 Mar. 20
Con sol gold 4s......
11634 11234 Mar. 22
Stamped dollar bonds
11634 11334 11634 114
Sale
99
97
Mar. 23
10034 Sale
Sale
Gen mtge 334* series C
Sale
118
12034 Sale
11534 Mar. 18
Sale
Consol 4)ls Issue of 1915
Sale
109
11034 Sale
10634 Mar. 23
Sale
General 4Hs Series A
11534 Sale
11334 Mar. 22
11434 Sale
Sale
General 5s Series B
1968 J
10334 Sale
9834 Mar. 23
10134 Sale
Sale
Debenture gold 4H<
...1970 A
Sale
105
10734 Sale
10334 Mar. 23
Sale
General 431s series D.........1981 A
J
10634 Sale
10434 Sale
10334 Mar. 22
Gen mtge 4 lis series E
Sale
1984
A
106
Mar.
2
10734 Sale
10934 Sale
Conv deb 3lis
1952
119% Sale
11934
11934 Mar. 31
Peoples Gas & Coke 1st 6s
1943 A
114
11434 11234 Sale
11234 Mar. 29
117
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1447 M 8
Sale
94
Mar. 22
9434
9434
99
Peoria At East 1st cons 4s..
1940 A O
Sale
Sale
22
2034 Mar. 29
♦Income 4s (fiat)
1754
199f A C
Mar. 12
11234
11034 11134 112
Peoria At Pekln Un 1st 5K» A...1974 F A
101
Mar. 22
J
10534 Sale
10334 Sale
Sale
Pere Marquette 1st 5s series A
1956 J
96
9834 Sale
J
9534
9434 Mar. 24
1st 4s Series B
10134
1956 J
Sale
M £
96
Mar. 22
10034
10134
104
9834
lot g 434s series C
1980
10834 11234 Mar. 5
Phlla Bait Ac Wash 1st g 4s.....1943 M.N
11434 11234
123
125"" H734 122
116
Mar. 18
130
General 5s Series B
1974 F A
115
Mar. 23
J
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12134 117
1977 J
115"
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11234 114
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11634 114
1981 J D
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10634
10234
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25
J
D
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Phlla Company secured gold 5s. 1967
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Phlla Elec Co 1st 4)4*
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10334
1971
38
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37
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1973 J
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18
16
Mar. 12
1634 Sale
Sale
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1949 M 8
25
Mar.
1
2534 Sale
J
J
2834 Sale
1934
Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4s.
1937
A O
107
Sale
10634 Sale
10634 Mar. 1
108
Pillsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
1943
99
9634
90
99
M
N
Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s
9334
1952
1st At ref gold IH* series
434* series B
Penn Pow Ac Lt 1st M 4Hs
12,000
7,000
,
9434
10534
Penn Oblo At Detroit RR—
51l",660
Sale
122
90
65
Pennsylvania Co—
2,000
Guar 3^s tr ctfs series A.....1937 M S
F
10,000
Guar 3H> coll tr ctfs ser B
1941
2l",660
3834
12234 1233s
Guar g 3^s tr ctfs series C...1942 J
Guar g 3Hs tr ctfs series D
1944 J
31
10134 Sale
10034 Sale
101
Sale
10034 Sale
4934 4934
51
76
Sale
a72
Sale
34 Sale
101 34
f 5Mis... 1968
ctfs...... 1953
Sale
74
Sale
74
100
...1955
s
Ask Bid
5734
♦Certificates of deposit...
6s stamped
March
10134 10134 10134 10134 Mar. 3 10134
10234 10334 10134 10334 10134 Mar. 22 102
103
Sale
99 k Mar. 23 103
10034 Sale
10234 Sale
9934 Mar. 23 103
9934 Sale
103 3i
Sale
O
A
1966
1966
PacDIc Tel At Tel
41",600
J
IW
—
Bid
1
101
A
1938
Pacific RR of Mo 1st oxt U
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
1!
£a.
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Mar.
Mar.
;
2634 Mar.
2634 Mar.
66
Jan,
;
66
,
Jan.
5234 Feb. 2
10334 Jan.
5634 Feb.
84*
5234
11634
10814
2834
25 34
3254
3434
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
Mar. 1
Jan. 2
Feb.
1
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 13 10434 Jan.
10834 Mar. 30
99
Mar. 24
103
Jan. 25
100
Mar.
4
.
4
26
1
8
11234 Jan. 21
101293z Jan. 22
10334 Jan.
6
102
Jan. 126
April, 1937]
N. Y. STOCK
h
Sales in
March
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
38
EXCHANGE—BONDS
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Jan. 2
1937
Ask
Bid
March 1
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
March 31
Ask
8t Loula Iron Mtn ft South—
♦•Hirer ft Gulf DIt let 0 4a...1933
119,000
♦Certificates of deposit....
16,000
37,000 (♦St L Peo ft N W 1st 5s
1948
11,000 St L Rky M ft Pac 5s stmpd
1956
(♦St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
♦Prior lien 4s series A
1950
444,000
♦Certificates of deposit
340,000
♦Prior lien 5s serieu B
.1959
247,000
♦Certificates of deposit..
237,000
♦Con M 4J4s series A
1,076,000
1978
♦Certificates of deposit stamped
1,037,000
93,000 (St Louis Southwest 1st ft 4s
1989
♦2d (told 4s income bond..Nor 1989
48,000
♦♦1st terminal ft unlf 5s
89,000
1952
♦Gen ft ref 6s series A
254,000
1990
St Paul ft Duiuth 1st
conaoi
3
81
8554 Mar.
6
47
83
8
8154 Mar. 18
4224 Jan. 29
Sale
31
Sale
2754 Mar. 31
Sale
28
3754 Mar.
3354 Mar.
3654 Mar.
85
Sale
88
8154 Sale
8054 82
45
Sale
44
47
45
8454
8254
8754 Sale
90
J
J
84 H
Sale
8254
J
J
35
Sale
3054 Sale
j""j
31M Sale
33
34 54
2854 33
MS
30 M
Sale
Sale
28 54
J
J
J
61
J
J
51
4s.. 1968 J
D
"7". 000 (♦lit Paul B Grand Trunk 4tt» 1947 J
124,000 (♦St Paul ft K C Short L guar 454*1941 F
J
69 54
70 54
65
52
Mar. 31
31
Sale
27 H
31
32
32
Sale
28* Sale
2854 Mar. 31
29
28
Sale
2954 Sale
2554 Sale
9054
9254
6854 7054
5854 Sale
9654
96
MN
J
Mar. 23
81
4554
85
34
30
IVA
63
Sale
6354
Sale
48
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
2554 Mar. 31
90
Mar. 23
70
Mar. 25
5854 Mar. 30
4654 Mar 30
Sale
.
88
Mar.
Mar. 12
L0554
33
39
2254
24 54
J
10354
L0154
10654
L2354
Sale
2iV.
26
30
82
Jan.
31
Mar.
6
6
8
28
3354 Mar.
3054 Mar.
9
8
8
2854 Mar.
2854 Jan.
2554 Mar.
9654
7354
6554
5254
2
90
Mar.
4
8
6
68
Jan.
58
Jan.
Mar.
33
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
"3554
2354 Sale
3454
Mar.""I
37" "Mar." "3
23
Mar. 22
2654 Mar. 10
26
2754 Mar.
Mar.
46
48
Jan.
85
Jan.
3754
3354
3654
3354
3354
3054
Mar.
1\K
nH
TrH
Mar.
3154 Jan.
23
8954 Feb. 15
8854 Feb. 17
100
Jan.
108
107
A
Mar. 23
Mar.
8154 Ma.r 18
4454 Mar.
2
8254 Mar. 15
M N
j""J
Jan.
27
Jan.
8
7
6
13
8
Mar.
11
8
Mar.
8
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
4
Feb.
19
8
8
18
Mar.
3
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
20
Jan.
4
St Paul Minn ft Manitoba—
146,000
5s
extended to
July 1
1943 J
..1937 J
.....
30,000
Montana Kxt 1st gold 4s
5,000
tPacific Bxt sterling Guar 4s. 1940 J
56,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5a guar. 1972 J
225,000 San Ant ft Aran Pass 1st guar 4a.1943 I
79,000 Sun Antonio Public Serr 1st 6s A. 1952 J
44,000
5,000
2,000
19,000
1,000
10,000
21,000
24,000
805,000
341,000
867,000
96,000
1,321.000
605,000
61,000
"
*
169,000
D
J
J
J
J
1965 M N
San Diego Cons G & El 4s
Santa Fe Prase ft Phenlx 1st 5s..1943
M
S
(♦Schulco Co guar 6 Mi*
J
J
♦Stamped
l'4t
........
♦Guar sinking fund
1941 AO
B
♦Stamped...........
1989 Mb
♦(♦Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s —1950 A C
♦♦Stamped 4s..............
1950 A O
Sclo Vail ft N B 1st guar g
♦
4s
.......Oct 1949 F
Adjustment 5s
1959 A O
♦♦Refunding g 4s
♦Certificates of deposit....
♦1st ft
cons
A
1945
6s series A
M~5
♦Certificates of deposit
«♦
Atlan-BIrm Dlr 1st g 4s.May 1933
(Seaboard-All FIs 1st 6s A...
1935
M'f
♦♦Siemens ft Halske
93",666
42
44
3954
Sale
Sale
40
121
34H,
Sale"
40
"
4554
4454
40 54
3954
117
32
33
"42""
35
3654 Sale
3754
3754 Sale
Jan.
5
113
Mar.
124
Jan.
4
10354 Mar.
30 11054 Mar.
100
Mar.
109
Mar.
106
Mar.
10354 Mar. 3
4
11254 Jan.
11054 Jan. 11
23
24 109
Mar.
3954 Mar.
35
Mar.
41* Jan.
3654 Mar. 30
3954 Mar. 23
3754 Mar. 31
46
Mar.
3954 Mar.
3654 Mar.
3954 Mar.
3754 Mar.
Feb.
29
14
15
115
3954 Mar.
114
Sale
32
33
32
Mar. 25
3654 Mar.
29
1154
1654
1554
1954
1854
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
30
1354 Mar.
29
2054 Mar.
954 Feb.
1554 Jan.
29
20
15
22
34
Mar.
3
2354 Mar.
2254 Mar.
3754 Mar.
1154 Mar. 30
1354 Mar.
6
1154 Mar. 30
12
13
8
11
2254 Sale
2154 Sale
2054 Sale
Sale
34
3254
19
35
1254 Sale
16
Sale
20
Sale
3554
1154 Sale
,
22
3154 Jan.
Mar.
15
2
Feb.
17
3554
3654
1354
2054
Feb.
Jan.
20
1854 Jan.
1754 Jan.
Mar.
8
Mar.
8
5
Mar.
Mar.
2354 Mar.
5
5
Mar.
5
Jan.
7
1454 Jan.
8
IIS
Feb.
34
22
121
32
Sale
Jan.
43 54 Feb.
Jan.
44
Mar.
34
17
Jan.
Mar. 31
11454 Mar.
31
1154 Sale
Mar. 22
11434 Mar.
"3454
Sale
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10654
Mar. 30 117
Mar.
Mar. 30
3554 Mar.
1954
13 54
Mar.
114
21M
38
105
l6l54#
3 105
17 118
114
Sale
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1754 Sale
18
100,532Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
31
110
1154 Sale
2054 Sale
1254
18 54
Mar.
10354
101%
17
35
Sale
10254 Mar.
29 1022732Mar.
1935
♦Certificates of deposit
82,000
199,000 Sharon Steel Corp conr deb 4% s. 1951 M S
806,000 Shell Union Oil deb 354*
1951 M S
30,000 Shloyetsu El Pow 1st 6tfe
..1952 J D
17,000
84,000
348,000
531,000
2,000
10254 Sale 10254 Sale 10254 Mar.
lOO'SttMar.
100% Sale 100's32Sale
Mar.
10554
10354 105
Mar.
11754 11854 117
11954 113
100
Sale
Mar.
103
10054101
Mar.
11054 Sale 109
10954 109
106 1 Mar.
10854 10854 10654 108
11454 11554 113
11454 11454 Mar.
"46"
39 54
40
35
♦Certificates of deposit.......
Series B
105
10154
107 54
124
L02
102M
L1254 113
L0954 11054
♦Debenture
s
sec a
f g 7s.. 1935 J
J
1951 M 8
f 614s
111
101
80
96
85
8454 Mar.
Sale
9854
6754 Sale
5654
"68'
J
Skelly Oil debenture 4s
Socony-Vacuum Oil deb 3>4»..._1950 A O
South ft Nor Ala gu 5s
1963 A O
102 J
Sale
106
10654
J
j
S
F
A
J
J
125
Sale
10554 106
Mar.
65
Sale
"72~~ Sale"
Sale
Sale
9954 Sale
10254 Sale
128
118
128
1854
7154
9754
10254
12354
Mar,
1
Mar,
Mar,
Mar,
Mar,
Mar,
30
18
17
23
4
73
Mar.
2454 Mar.
7354 Mar9
3
Mar.
2
2
3
Mar.
12354 Mar.
2
4
l60J4
16654
10654 Mar. 12 10754 Mar.
10754 10754 Sale
Sale
10554 Sale 165
107
10554 Sale
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 23 107
Mar. 23 10554 Mar.
105
104
Sale
103
105
Sale
10454 Mar. 30 10654 Mar.
Feb.
1454 Jan. 15
11754 Mar. 11
Mar.
102
Jan.
100
Sale
23
Sale
108
.....
Mar.
11754 Mar. 11 112
96
9954 Mar. 5
81
8554 Mar. 18
11354 Mar.
9754 Sale
Sale
A
M
Sale
Sale
A
1941
162,000 South BollT ft T 1st s f 5s
86,000 Southern Calif Gas 4Mis
1961
1st mtge & ref 4s
82,000
1965
66,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s '47
115
Mar.
Sale
102
50
12
83
F
1946
254
113
Sale
1941 F
......1951 J
♦Silesia Elec Corp 654*.. ...
Silesian-Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1254
1354
135
100
5054 Jan.
1854 Mar.
68
Jan.
8
8554 Feb. 23
Jan.
Mar.
3
2
11
9754 Mar.
8254 Feb.
10254 Jan.
10254 Mar.
10754 Jan.
123
130
Feb.
20
2454 Mar.
73
Jan.
Jan.
6
6
Jan. .23
10654 Feb. 13 108
Jan.
105
103
Mar. 23 107
Mar. 10
Mar. 23 1055
Feb. 16
Jan. 20
10454 Mar. 30 1065
2
Southern Natural Gas—
1st mtge pipe line 454a
201,000
1951 A O
404,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. *49 J D
1st 4 Mi* (Oregon Lines) set A-.1977 M S
668,000
Gold 4Ms
404,000
1968 M P
Gold 454*
632,000
May 1 1969 M N
Gold 4 Ms
697,000
a
1981 M N
1,176,000
10-year secured 354*
...1946 J J
San Francisco Term let 4s....1950 A O
226,000
1,000 So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s......1937 MN
605",660
South Pac Coast guar 4s........1937 J
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s
1955 J
4s stamped
94 M
Sale
9454
Sale
102 54
Sale
10954 110)4
103 M
96
J
10554
...1938 M S
D
Staley (A E) Mfg 1st mtge 4s
Standard Oil N J deb 3s
1946 F A
1961 J
D
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g 4M*
1943 J
D
1956 F
Without warrants
20,000 Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 6s ser AorB.1947
10.000 Tenn Coal Iron ft RR gen 5s
1951
Tenn Copper <6 Chem—
Coot deb 6s aerie* B
......1944
64,000
187,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A..1947
1,000 Term RR Assn of St L 1st g 4Ms.. 1939
First cons g 5s...............1944
1,000
Gen ref s f gold 4s
141,000
1953
127,000 1 exarkana ft F S Ry 5M* A guar.1950
808,000 Texas Corp deb 3M*
1951
8,000 Texas ft N O cons g 5s ..........1943
78,000 Texas ft Pacific 1st g 5s
2000
Gen
ref 5s ser B
1977
85,000
Gen ft ref 5s series C
194,000
....1979
Gen ft ref 5s ser D
1980
85,000
10,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5M* A—1964
152,000 Third Are 1st ref 4s...'....
1960
453,000
♦Adjustment Income 5s...Jan I960
16,000 Third Are RR 1st gold 5s...
1937
Tokyo Electric Light (Ltd)
1st M 6* f Series
199,000
June 15 1951
65,000 Toledo ft Ohio Cent ref ft Imp 354s *60
"i~,oo6
1,000
West 1st g
4s
105
101
10554 101
10154 9954
10254
"93"
9454
10654
10354
3954
10554
123
J
J
10454 10454
12554 126
M
S
J
D
D
M S
J
J
A
O
J
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76
2
4
4
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150
175
93
Mar.
Mar.
107
Mar.
104
Sale
Sale
12154
1952 J
J
S
1970 A O
11554 115
10954 109
11354 115
101
101
Sale
Sale
10754 108
1
Mar.
5
Mar.
Mar.
2
1
Sale
135
Mar. 23 156
Mar.
"3
Sale
10354 Mar. 23 107
Mar.
4
165
180
175
Mar.
Mar. 31 138
127
Mar. 9
Mar. 16
127
10454 Sale
12054 124
104%*105 54 104,532Mar. 25 105% Mar. 2
120 54 12254 12054 Mar. 2 12054 Mar. 13
10454
9954
10754
11654
10854
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9854
10654
108
117
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104
108
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2 189
12054
103
97
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106
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105
Mar.
106
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Mar.
117
Mar. 16
Mar.
109
Mar. 10
Sale
Sale
107
Sale
11254 l66
8054 Sale
14
Jan.
21
Jan.
21
Jan.
4 195
6 143
5 10554 Feb.
1
21
119
Feb. 15 126
Jan.
103
Mar. 19 105
Mar. 23 104
Jan.
Jan.
97
106
11654
10554
10354
10054
Mar.
106
Mar.
118
103
103
Mar.
Mar.
10654 Mar.
Mar.
106
103
10654 Mar.
10854 Mar. 19
Jan.
10454 Jan.
122
10754 Mar.
•
121
107
164
16
18
6
Feb. 16 11854 Jan.
6
Mar. 22 11154 Jan.
5
Mar. 18 10854 Feb. 19
Mar. 23 10554 Jan.
4
Mar. 18 110
Jan. 29
Mar, 18 12854 Jan. 12
Mar, 25 10654 Feb. 15
Mar. 23 10954 Jan.
Mar, 24 108
Jan.
Mar, 12 10854 Jan.
16
10754 Mar, 18 10954 Jan,
7
Mar, 31
7354 Feb.
9
3754 Mar,
4654 Feb.
10054 Mar, 23 10154 Jan.
3
4
11
104
67
Mar.
1
Mar.
10154 Mar.
3
6
78
Mar. 13
8054 Mar.
Mar.
10154 Mar. 23 105
4
10154 Mar. 23 10854 Jan.
10054 10054 Mar. 29 10254 Mar.
1
10054 Mar. 29 103
67
Sale
Mar.
11%
3754 Mar.
3754 Sale
10054 10054 10054 Mar.
7854 Sale
Sale
1
5
2
of 169 ""Feb" 17
Mar.
105
1
4
20
157
Mar.
Mar.
104
10954 Jan.
10654 Jan.
10354 Mar. 23 10754 Jan.
103
10854 10854 Sale
102
Mar. 16
118 1
10354
10354 Sale
Sale
Mar. 23
99
5
Jan.
33
40
Feb.
104 J4 Mar. 24 10654 Jan.
Mar. 23 102
96
Jan.
Sale
107
67
102
Sale
106
Sale
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5
1
10754 Mar.
10354 Mar.
10354 Mar.
10054 Mar.
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11054
10754 10854
12254
12154 123
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2
Mar.
1403
1033
99
106
20
121
Mar.
Mar.
3454 Mar.
10454 Mar.
96
9654 Sale
10254 Sale
1957 A
35
3354
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99
M S
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1063
102
11054 Feb. 15
27
8
10554 Feb.
102
1950 A O
A
2
8
8
6
Sale
103
91
9054
Mar.
9854 Mar.
10154 Mar.
95
Sale
8854
8954
Jan.
10354 Sale
10054 Sale
104
103
10154
6
20
20
9854 Mar. 15 103
10154 Mar. 2
Jan. 12
10154 Mar. 10 10154 Feb. 24 105
Jan. 16
Jan.
5
92
9
9554 Mar. 29
9554 Feb.
10854
35-year 3M» debenture........1971 MN
1950 A O
For footnote*, tee page 30.
11854 119
111
11154
107 54 108
105M Sale
10554
12654 130
10554 Sale
10654 10654
108
10854
109
10954
68
Sale
3854 Sale
101
10154
108
...June 2008 M 8
34-year 3 Ma debenture
10454 10454
10154 10254
108 54 11054
Union Pac RR 1st ft land gr g 4s. 1947 J
First ft refunding 4a
June 2008 M
United Biscuit (Amer) deb 5s
167
Sale
158
O
1954 J
♦(♦Union Eler Ry Chic 1st 5s
1945 A
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser A May 1942 F
1st lien ft re! 5s
Sale
10754 Mar.
Sale
106
106
10654 Sale
UJigawa Elec Power secured 7a.. 1945 M
...
Sale
146
J
Trl-Contln'l Corp conr deb 5s ser A'53 I
17,000 Truax-Traer Coal conr 6M*
1943 MN
»
Sale
Sale"
...
3M* debentures
Sale
Sale
Tol W Va ft Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1942
Tor Ham ft Buff 1st 4s
1946 I D
Trenton Gas ft Elec 1st 5s
1949 M 9
Union El Lt ft Pow (Mo) g 5s
Union Elec L ft P (111) 1st 5M*
9854
Sale
J
15,000
29,000
46,000
11,000
15,000
67,000
361.000
253,000
313.000
44,000
288.000
495,000
38.000
Sale"
6
Mar.
10354
Sale
6
6
105
105
10654
3354
Mar. 18 10854 Jan.
Feb. 20
10054 Feb.
Mar. 23 11254 Jan.
6
Jan.
8554 Feb.
4
Jan.
10554 Feb.
10854 Mar.
10554 Mar.
Mar.
A
33,000 ♦Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7 M*—1755
♦Guar sec a f 7s
6,000
1952 f"
11
21
22
22
22
103
100
S
...
39,000 Tol St L ft
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
995
10054
10754
7854
9854
Mar.
80
101
104
10354 104
A
1
Feb.
Mar. 24
Mar. 17
9751
Mar. 23 102 3
10654 Jan. 26 109 J
Jan.
9 103
10254 Mar
Jan.
J
Mar.
8254 Sale
10254 Sale
Sale
1938 M S
Symington-Gould Corp—
♦1st mtge conr lnc (with warr)_1956 F A
43,000
28,000
Mar.
1
106
Memphis DIt 1st g 5s.........1996
St Louis DIt 1st g 4s
1951
♦Studebaker Corp conT deb 6s_.1945 J
l#t M 3«s
1950 M
Mar.
10854 Mar.
10254 Mar.
6
8354 Sale
10354 Sale
Sale
162,000 Swift ft Co
96
101
9754 Mar. 24 1015
Mar. 18 1005
Mar. 23
98
Mar. 23
97 J.
11054 Mar.
8554 Mar.
Sale
Oerel ft gen 4s series A.......1956
Devel ft gen 6s series A
....1956
Dare! ft gen 6Ms series A
1956
385",660
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 18 10654 Mar.
Sale
886,000
S'western Gas ft Elec 4s ser D...1960 MN
J
(•Spokane Internat 1st g 5s....1955 J
103
10454 Sale
110
1964 J
9854 Mar.
10654 Mar.
10254 Mar.
10854 Sale
100
Sale
Southw Bell Tel 3 M* series B
9054 Mar.
§654 Mar.
Sale
10554
Bast Tenn reorg lien 5s
Mobil# ft Ohio coll tr 4s
9154 Mar.
Sale
Sale
108
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s........1994
481,000
19,000
172,000
10,000
365,000
262,000
159,000
92,000
32.000
803,000
10054
9754
9954
9754
9554
9754 Mar.
9454 Mar.
95 54 Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
J
1955
.......
Sale
9854
9554
9554
9254
9154
9054
9854
9454 Sale
9454 Sale
10054 Sale
107
10854 16854
10254
10254
373",000
356.000
t„.:
Sale
99
9954 Sale
9554 Sale
10054 Sale
9754 Sale
9954 Sale
73
Jan.
25
83
Jan.
Jan.
4
19
6
15
106
"9854 104""
10454 Sale
114
118
11854 120
11854 12154 11854 119
103
Sale
10354 10354
10454 Mar.
10454 Mar.
10754
JanT "7
Mar.
118
Mar.
118
Mar.
118
Mar. 16
11854 Mar.
123
Mar.
123
103
Mar.
103
Mar.
11854 Mar.
10154 Jan.
96
Mar.
100
Mar.
90
Mar.
92
Mar.
10454 Mar.
118
,
90
90
Sale
96
99
9454
9154 100
-
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
10554 10754
Mar.
10654 10454 106
Mar.
22
20
23
Sale
118
11754 Mar.
Sale
Sale
11254 Sale 11154 Mar.
Sale
90
93
16
9054 Mar.
11 106
11054 Sale
110
Sale
106
Sale
105
Mar.
5 113
ll\K
Mar. 23
Sale
95
9854
96
9454 Mar. 18
9854
9554 Sale
106
10754 10654 Mar. 22 107 54
Sale
Sale
108
„
Mar.
8554 Jan.
Mar.
1 10554 Jan.
Mar. 12 1043
Mar.
29 11454 Mar. 16
Mar. 22 11454 Mar.
6
Mar. 22 10854 Mar.
1
Sale
Jan.
1
30 106
18
2054 Mar. 10
1
23 11954 Mar.
Sale
11354 114
90
90
Mar. 17
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar.
6
20
Jan.
11754 Mar.
11154 Mar.
110
105
95
100
95
23
1215
114
Mar.
116
1095
Mar.
9454 Mar.
10554 Mar.
8
Mar. 16
Jan.
15
2
9054 Jan,
10754 Feb. 23
10654 Jan, 27
Mar.
11154 Jan.
Mar.
10354 Feb. 27
114
101
101
107*
Jan, 25
Jan,
7
Mar. 16
Jan. 15
Jan,
7
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
Jan. 11
Jan.
4
30
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
March
Price
BONDS
Value
N. Y.
63,555
1937
Mft.
1953 M
(Del) 5a
...
UNJRRft Canal Go gen 4a.... 1944 m
United Drug Go
♦{♦United Ry« St L lat a *»
21,000 U S Pipe & Fdy conr deb 35* «
542,000 V 8 Rubber lat k ref 5a aerlea A.,
17,000 ♦United Steel Wka 4 4 Ha aer A-.
14,000
♦65*« aerlea G
24,000
♦Sinking fund deb 4Hi* aer A..
181,000 Utab Light & Trac lat k ref 5a..
417,000 Utah Power Ac Light lat 5a
406,000 {♦Utilities Pow At Ltg deb g 55*«.
♦Debenture 5a
804,000
Vandalla conaol
45,000
4,000
359,000
290,000
45,000
3,000
92,000
633,000
«
Ask
Sale
S
e
1934
J
1946 M
8
'mi
1947
150
Sale
1951
27
1951
1947
"275*
1944
1035*
1055*
1944
Sale
Sale
.*47
1959
260,000 Vanadium Corp (Am) conr Aa... 1941
"4",5oo
a
o
99 J*
4a A......—1955 f a
2957 MN
..1942 j
Virginia El & Pow 4a aer A
1955
Valron Goal Ac Coke lot g 5a....1949
Va Ac Southwest lat guar 5a....2003
First cons 5a
....—1958
....
d
M N
m
e
j
j
a
o
09J* Sale
655*
112
70
115
98
100
Virginian Ry lat & ref 35*8 aer A. 1966 M 8
1065* Sale
162,000 tWabesh RR 1st gold 5a
1939 MN
95,000
♦Second gold 5s_..........—1939 f A
J
1st lien 50-year gold cerm 4a. 1954 J
1035* Sale
965* Sale
7,000
5a
...1941
.1939
1941
...1941
Dea Molnea Dlv lat g 4a
Omaha Dlv 1st g 3Ha.
"2* 555
Tol At Chic Dlv 1st g 4a
j
j
14",555
102
j
77
67
a o
M
8
{♦Warner Qulnlan con* deb 6a. .1939 M
{♦Wanen Bros Co deb 6a
1941 M
Warren R R 1st ref gu g
3Ha
8,000
61,000
285,000
Wash Wat Pow lat ref 5a
-
71
w
Sale
Sale
625*
615*
Sale
1035*
Sale
Sale Prices
1055*
160
157
1
Mar,
Sale
1055* Mar. 23
245* Mar. 17
245* Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar. 15
Mar.
Sale
25
Mar."
325* Mar. 29
Mar.
245*
245* i~28"" 24
1005* Sale
995*
100 %.
1025* Sale
62
; Sale
615*..
615* Sale
615*
Sale
Mar.
Mar;
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
2
1005* Mar. 31 1035*
113
Feb. 23 1145*
4
325* Mar. 29 365*
9 148
Jan.
4 1705*
6 1055* Mar. 23 1075*
3
22
Jan. 20
335*
3
245* Mar. 19 325*
3
22
Jan. 14
325*
2
Mar 24 1055*
5 100
Mar. 23 1065*
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
Mar. 2
Jan. 21
Jan.
7
Jan.
8
Jan. 11
Mar. 9
Feb.
108
96
835*
Sale
975*
855*
995* Sale
1950 j
d
1265*
1225*
1085*
1085*
Sale
1235*
867,000 West Maryland 1st g 4s.........1952
124,000
First Ac ref 5H« series A......1977
West N Y Ac Penn Gen
a
o
j
j
gold 4s...1943 A o
{♦Western Pacific lat 5s aer A
73
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
60
Jan.
6
69
Jan.
2
Mar. 16
Mar.
2
58
Jan.-
7
675* Jan.
27
1035* Mar.
1 1085* Mar. 16
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1085* Sale
56 5*
625*
110
Sale
72
109
Sale
1095*
109
4
Mar.
112
985* Jan;
4 1085* Mar. 16
4
Mar.
27
Mar.
45*
975* Sale
80
105
-."C"
80
Sale
91
75
995*
995*
425* Sale
39 5*
Sale
41
V
4
Jan.
Mar. 17
4
Mar. 17
325* Mar. 16
1
6
60
110
Mar.
110
1005* Mar.
1045* Mar.
1
110
3
Mar. 27 1035* Mar.
Mar. 23
975* Mar.
5
1
80
Mar.
9
99
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
93
1
995*
"425*
"39""
9
80
Mar.
75
Sale
"405* "425*
■'■■43
41
■'•■'(■
395*
27
Mar.
64
102
695*
1105* Mar. 17
Mar.
79
"685*
"415*
94
2
1085?
100
80
2
Mar.
1045* Mar.
60
Mar.
99
1005* 101 H
995*
1045* Sale 1025* Sale 1015* Mar.
IO25* 1035* 1005* 101
Mar.
995* Mar.""§
445* Mar. 8
415* Mar. 6
415* Mar.
395* Mar.
405* Mar.
44
41
395* Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
40
38
Mar. 17
5
Mar.
435* Mar. 6
3951 Mar. 10
Mar.
2
9
99
Mar.
27
Mar. 18 1015* Feb.
10
22
1075* {Jan,
8
Mar. 27 1035* Jan.
16
21
22
93
Mar 23
985* Jan.
Jan.
825* Fen. 10 86
L025* Jan. 18 1065* Feb.
3
1
80 /; Mar.
785* Feb.
9
67
Feb. 17
8
715* Jan.
975* Jan. '7 995* Jan. 27
39
Feb. 10
445* Mar. 8
Feb.
15
375* Jan.
375* Jan.
375* Jan.
27
37
5
28
4
Sale
40
Sale
105
Mar.
Sale
Sale
80
95
Mar.
88
6
80
Mar.
995* Mar. 12
95
Mar, 22
8
83" '
Sale
98
Sale
535*
Sale
72
Sale
Sale
44
Mar. 17
38
Mar.
40
Mar. 31
37
1095* Mar. 16
.05
945* Mar. 22
495* Mar. 22
985*
535*
725*
^
80
79
79
785*
1025* 103
Mar. 29 1025*
1015* 1025*
107
1085* 1085* Mar. 12 109
1105*
1085* 1055* Sale" I645* Mar. 24 106
121""' 123
120
Mar. 8 120
1155* 118
117
1175* 1175* Mar. 6 118
1185*, 117
107
Mar. 27 1085*
1085* 1075* 1095* 107
Mar. 23 106
105K Sale 1045* Sale 102
m
Sale
72
35
405* Mar.
Mar. 19
Mar. 11
Sale
—..✓a
m
_
Mar.
Mar.
27
20
22
22
Mar.
6
Mar. 17
4M
41
Mar. 5
435* Mar. 6
Mar. 10
Mar. 17
Mar. 31
40
1095* Mar. 16
!P
Feb.
90
73
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 25
Mar.
8
Mar. 24
1015*
1085*
11254
104V"
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
19
80
Feb.
29 1025* Feb.
12 1105* Jan.
25 1125* Feb.
Mar.
4
24 1085* Jan.
120
Mar. 18 1275* Jan
1175* Mar. 6 1235* Jan.
1065* Feb. 11 1085* Jan.
Mar.
2
102
22 1035* Mar.
106
1105* 1115*
23 107
19 111
38
38
1946 M 8
Fund At real est 4H» gold
Gold
1950 MN
.1951 j
5s
j
d
1960 M S
Gold 5s
♦Westphalia Un El Pow 4s
West Shore 1st 4s guar.....
1951 j
2361 j
Wheel Ac L
Erie RR 1st con g 4s.. 1949 M
8
a
Wheeling Steel Corp 45*s ser A..1966
White Sewing Machine deb 6s
1940 MN
j
{♦Wickwire-Spen St'l Co 7s.Jon 1935
Ctfa dep Chase Nat Bank.
MN
533,000
78,000 Wilkes-Barre At East 1st gu g 5a. 1942 j d
Wilmar At Sioux Falls 1st 5a
1938 j
j
283",555 Wilson'At Co 1st M 4s aer A
195
15,000 Wlnaton-Salem S B 1st 4s
I960
224,000 {♦Wisconsin Cent lat gen g 4s..1949
♦Certificates of deposit
17,000
38,000
♦♦Sup At Dul Dlv At Ter lat 4S.1936 MN
♦Certificates of deposit.....
9,000
{♦Worcester AcConn East Ry 4Hsl943
22
j
f
{♦Wickwlre-Spencer Steel 1st 7a.l935
j
Ctfa dep Chase Nat Bank....
155,000
1045*
1115*
1075*
1085*
j
Registered
2361 i j
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry 4s D..1966 M S
Sale
102
995* Mar.
Sale
1055* Mar.
1065* 107
1115* 1085* 1115* 1095* Mar.
Sale
Sale
37
365* Mar.
Sale
365* Sale
355* Mar.
Sale
1025* Sale 1025* Mar.
Sale
Sale
105
1045* Mar.
1055* 1045* Sale 1045* Mar.
1035* Sale
Sale
39
Sale
38
105
112
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
975* Sale
955*
94
105
1065* Sale
24
Sale
96
Sale
106
1125* 113
1025* 1025*
1045* 1045*
1125*
102
35
395*
36
Sale
615*
635*
395*
495*
1035*
1015*
1105*
1055*
1025* 1035*
113
115
355* Sale
31
325*
255* Sale
21
28
>
105
19
105
109
Sale
100
405*
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
1115*
Sale
28
29
110
Sale
1045* 105
Mar. 18
Mar. 24
Mar. 13
Mar. 16
995* Mar. 12
1045* Mar. 13 105
435* Sale
405* Mar.
Sale
3951 Mar.
4051 Mar.
m
45
6
Mar. 31
Mar.
2
25 405* Mar. 8
29 395* Mar. 17
23 1035* Mar. 3
18 1075* Mar.
1
31 1055* Mar. 12
915* Mar. 22
865* Mar. 23
Sale"
Mar. 23 1095* Jan.
2
18?*
IP
Sale
112
99
Mar.
1065* Mar.
995* Feb. 22 1065i
1055* Jan. 21 10754
1095* Mar. 19 11151
Feb.
3
4054
355* Jan. 30 39!
1025* Mar. 23 104!
1045* Mar. 18 Ill
105
Feb. 23 107;
Mar. 10 1045* Mar. 31
109!
Mar.
3
19
Mar. 24
25!
Mar.
6
915* Mar. 22 100!
Mar. 10
865* Mar. 23 96
Mar. 11 105
Mar. 13 106!
Mar.
1 109
Mar. 16 113!
Mar. 1
995* Mar. 12 103!
Mar. 8 1035* Jan. 18 105
Mar.
6
345* Jan.
47
Mar.
8
35
495* Mar.
1
1025* Mar.
110
4
Mar. 12
Jan,
405* Mar.
1035* Feb.99
Mar.
1065* Mar.
Sale
265* Mar.
315* Mar.
4
27
265* Mar.
245* Mar.
195* Mar.
215* Mar.
29
5
245* Mar.
225*
245*
19
15
205*
195*
28
225*
28
1323
1023
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
14
9
7
25
13
22
9
6
8
;jv:
7
Jan.
Feb.
19
Jan.
11
4
Jan.
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
Jan.
19
Mar. 3
Jan. 20
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
13
6
6
18
Mar.
8
47
Mar.
8
47
62
Mar.
Jan.
8
12
1035* Feb. 26
9
1035* Jan.
115
Jan.
245* Mar.
2
195* Mar.
355* Jan.
325* Jan.
255* Jan.
22H Mar.
3
215* Mar.
24
Mar.
1 1625* Mar.
Mar. 23 103
Mar.
6
Mar.
10
12
23
36
47
1035* 1045*
22
24
n
20
Sale
105
1045* 105
365*
18
935*
90
87
107105
93
925*
106
105
8
995* Mar. 12
945* Mar, 22 1005* Jan. 25
495* Mar. 22
14
§§* Jan.
5
Jan.
76
655* Feb.
14
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
111
11
30
Feb.
1015* Mar.
LOO
27
15
Mar. 17
415* Jan. 12
67
27 110
1075* Sale" 1065*
965* Sale
Jan.
55* Jan.
4
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
865*
1
3
Sale
:!
il35*
1045* Mar. 23 1095* Jan.
w*
40
106
Sale
1065* 107
♦Assented
Western Union coll tr As........1938 j
18
Mar. 24
■f-'
32,000
247,000
351,000
46,000
157,000
224,000
315,000
44,000
227,000
58,000
27,000
12,000
405,000
25,000
1
Lowest
Mar. 23
Mar. 16
1105* Mar.
40
110
J
285* "40""
1045* Sale
1055* Sale
41
109
3Hs series I—.......1966 J
Sale
385*
j
j
Sale
305*
285*
Sale
1939 j
8
1065*
Sale Prices
1005* Mar. 31 1025* Mar.
335*
Sale
157
Highest
112
325*
"395*
.....
West Penn Power 5a aeries E....1963 M
1st mtge g 4a aeries H
1961 j
34
335*
"415*
112
A
109
39* Sale"
§§M
a
F
1005* Sale
114
395*
395*
a
2000
Wash Term lat guar 3H*
1945 f
lat 40-year guar 4a..—.......1945 f
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale
110
*86'"
515* Sale
795*
775*
81
1025*
1105*
8
.....1948 Q M
Wash Gent Ry lat g 4a
1st mtge
8
88
99
975*
405* Sale
395*
Warner Bros Pictures conv deb 6sl939 M S
5,000 Weatcheater Light gold 5a
v
85
j
292,000 {♦Wabash Ry ref Ac gen 5H« A-.1975 M S
99,000
♦Certificates of deposit
519,000
♦Ref Ac gen 5s (Feb '32 coup) B.1976 F A
22,000
♦Certificates of deposit
373,000
♦Ref At gen 4H8 series C
1978 AO
34,000
♦Certificates of deposit
590,000
♦Ref Ac gen 5s series D—.....1980 AO
2,000
♦Certificates of deposit...
461,000 Walker (Hiram) G & W deb 45*8.1945 j"~D
321,000 Walworth Go lat mtge 4s
....1955 A O
79,000
6a debentures,..-..-..——....*1955 A O
338,000
395,000
168,000
2,000
9,000
4,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
31
102
45*
35*
30 k
}""j
...
Bid
March
m
♦♦Vera Gruz & Pacific lat 4}£a...l934
♦♦July 1914 coupon off..
♦Vertlentea Sugar 7a ctfa
March 1
1115*
Conaol 4a Series B
Det Ac Gh Ex 1st g
PRICES IN MARCH
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
$
385,000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Jan.
7
2
8
4
Tao
Youngatown Sheet At Tube—
1,860,000
674,000
t Accrued
Conr deb
1951 F A
1st mtge a f 48 aerlea C.........1961 MN
1285* Sale
1045* Sale
interest
n
3Hs
payable
at
the
exchange
rate of $4.8484 to the £ sterling.
{ Companies reported as being in bankrutpcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
•uch companies.
*
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
♦
Bond selling flat.
a Deferred delivery sales, only transactions of
the current month, and not included in year's
range. •
Sale
1525* Sale
1005* Sale
1323
983
Under the rule sales, only transactions of the
included in year's range.
only transactions of the current
month, and not included in year's range.
x Ex-Interest,
e The
following
cash
sales
were
transacted
current month, and not
r
Oash sales,
during the current month and are not
cluded in the monthly or yearly range:
Richfield Oil 6s. 1944, Mar. 12 at 65.
Rotterdam 6s, 1964, Mar. 31 at 1005*.
in¬
x
1
1235* Jan. 27 1625* Mar. 6
985* Mar. 23 105
Jan. J|5
The following deferred delivery sales were trans
acted during the current month and are not
included in the monthly or yearly range:
Cuba (Rep.)
5s, 1944, Mar. 16 at 103.
Cuba (Rep.) 45*s, 1949, Mar. 23 at 975*.
Denmark 45*s, 1962, Mar. 20 at 985*.
Erie 4s, 1996, Mar. 15 at 98.
Richfield Oil 6s -tpd., 1944, Mar. 5 at 50.
New York Stock
Exchange
monthly and yearly record
range of stock prices during march 1937
Stock Sales
Shares_
March
-
_
-
—
case
of stocks which sell only in
Prices are on basis of 100-share
effective Oct. 3 1915. all stocks are now quoted dollars per share.
small way.
a
$284,632,000
1,131,350,000
—
In accordance with a rule of the Stock
Exchange,
Iots except in the
1936
1937
$422,794,000
Jan. 1 to March 31——-1,050,940,000
51,016,548
179,102,685
60,346,280
159,265,706
Jan. 1 to March 31___
Bond Sales
1936
1937
March
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
regular monthly range are shown In a footnote in the month In whleh they ooeur.
No account Is taken of suoh sales In computing the raage tor the year.
AQQREQATE
In
SALES
March
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
2,900
-
280
32,400
26,400 Addressogrsph Multtgraph 10
184,906
128,800
Alasxa Juneau
633",166
Albany 8c Sus RR Co.. ..100
1 Allegheny Corp...........*
21,700
2,600
2,000
8,500
79,900
13,100
232,100
4,100
98,700
5,900
136,200
10,400
16,700
10,900
24,000
;
730
Allls Chalmers Mfg
28,600
270,500
21,100
62,600
28,900
58,600
1,250
Alpha Portland Cement
*
Amalg'mLeatberCos,IncNewl
6% cum preferred....
50
Amerada Corp.
..*
Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
American Bank Note..
.10
Preferred.._...._.......50
Am Brake S 3c P
Bid
March 1
Ask
.
...
10
380
48,500
600
180
4
800
2,260
165,000
11,200
14,800
170,600
758,700
Sale
145* Sale
900
*4%
45 %
42
Sale
Sale
47
47
43
42 %
Sale
38
Sale
31% Sale
17 % Sale
83 %
85
78% Sale
29
4
34
102.
81
31
5
36%
Sale
83%
40% Sale
500
i
40%
Sale
114
Sale
Sale
20
84
Sale
Sale
73% Sale
35%
6%
42%
109%
89%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
32% Sale
59
Sale
95%
99
73
74
117% 119%
98
Sale
653
100J
Sale
84
Sale
Sale
115
130
99
102
29
21
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
$6 preferred.............
$5 preferred.............
Am Radiator 3e Stand San..*
Sale
42
il
Sale
1% Sale
15
26
Tobacco ........25
>5
Class B
-25
17
6
Preferred.. ............100
...........
$6
preferred.............*
Amer Zinc, Lead 8c Smelt...1
31,000
; MP.'
Sale
Sale
147
$5 prior preferred
'
....25
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
104%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1% Sale
7%
6% Sale
7
Sale
Sale
200
1
"46%
29
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
143
63
110
iff
Sale
MX
133
17%
22%
97%
12%
73
1%
5%
16%
155
Sale
Mar. 29
Mar. 22
11% Mar. 1
14
Mar. 29
125
10
Mar. 4
Mar. 29
54
Mar. 30
27% Mar. 29
46% Mar. 30
18% Mar. 11
7% Mar. 5
41
Mar.
3%
24%
15%
48
Mar. 9
Mar, 24
Mar. 1
Mar. 22
Mar. 19
Sale
135
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
Mar. 11
Mar. 24
L60
Mar. 19
Mar. 1
Mar. 19
24% Mar. 23
36
31
41% Mar. 2
92% Mar. 22
L43
Mar. 19
L06% Mar. 3
4% Mar. 22
c60
Mar. 10
L42% Mar. 23
57% Mar. 22
21%
47%
130
21%
L68%
78%
80%
L28%
16%
22%
Sale
23
23
55% Mar. 12
24% Mar. 23
110
Sale
22
12% Mar. 27
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
46% Mar. 18
110%
Sale
9
19% Mar. 22
4
66
Sale
Sale
140% 132%
24
22%
Sale
171%
Sale
82%
9% Sale
5
100
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
80
124
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
2
Sale
153% Mar.
60
Mar.
92% Mar.
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
106%
Sale
64
64%
144% 146
7% Sale
103
Mar.
1% Mar.
125
71
Sale
Sale
Mar. 11
14% Jan.
4
2
45% Mar. 15
69
Mar.
6
80% Feb. 15
22% Mar. 11
3
28% Feb.
36
Jan.
9
4% Jan, 26
80% Jan.
7
5% Jan. 25
Jan. 22
15% Feb. 25
loog
5% Feb. 18
59% Feb. 11
5
59
58% Feb. 17
52% Feb. 18
45% Mar. 15
Jan.
4
41% Jan.
30
36% Jan.
12
43
Mar. 20
Mar. 23
Mar. 29
Mar. 23
Mar. 23
Mar. 22
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar. 18
Mar. 22
Mar. 29
99
Mar. 30
11% Mar. 22
70% Mar. 22
1
Mar.
2
21% Mar.
6
85
9
29
Mar.
77% Mar. 10
10
13
15
11
Mar.
6
3
Feb.
11
Jan. 26
Jan. 26 110
2 258% Mar.
Jan.
9
26
Mar. 30 33% Jan. 16
Mar.
6
16% Jan. 13
Mar.
81
Jan. 27
9
63% Mar. 22 83% Jan. 22
Mar. 20
5% Mar. 22
14% Mar. 22
60%
225
ip
7
5
30% Jan.
4% Jan
34% Jan.
.
101
83
5
2 114%
Jan.
Jan.
5 101%
28% Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
•
Jan.
Mar. 30
5
Mar.
Jan.
23% Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
25
7
9
29
3
13%
Mar. 31
26%
Mar.
1
28
99
Mar.
2
96%
Mar. 10
8%
15% Mar. 4
13
Mar. 4 225
225
13% Mar. 8
7%
Mar. 3
54
Mar.
9
20%
lit
*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
,
3
3
6
Jan.
29
Jan.
Jan.
21
4
5
Jan.
Mar.
18
21
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
2
6
18
5
4
27
17
4
58%
7
114
Jan. 27
Mar. 23
2
Jan.
Mar. 22
62
Mar. 11
2
11% Jan.
l
31
Mar.
4
Jan.
23
143
105
$60
4
22
18
22
22
5
13
13
3
16
15
11
4
5
8
Jan.
20
Mar. 10
Feb.
1
Feb. 15
16% Jan.
87% Jan.
72% Jan.
13
18
12
Feb.
3
29
58
Feb. 30
Mar. 19
Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Mar. 22
Mar. 20
Mar. 23
Mar. 20
Mar. 22
Jan.
2
Jan. 13
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
28
22
Mar 11
68
142% Mar. 23 148
Mar.
Mar.
18% Mar. 13
75
Mar. 19 154
Jan. 15 107
Mar. 29
Mar. 23
Mar. 23
Mar. 22
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar. 18
Mar. 22
Mar."" 1 74%"Mar."i3
ff
xiiH
13
3% Feb. 18
Mar. 3
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
88% Feb. 18 105% Mar. 11
4
Mar.
Mar.
21
m Jan. 21
Mar. 11
19 nH Feb.
3
23% Jan.
41
Jan.
Mar. 19
6
33% Jan.
30
Mar. 11
Mar.
3
Mar. 3
Mar. 24
55% Mar. 12
24% Mar. 23
160
K
19 125
,
3
19
11
H
13% Jan.
66
_
11%
55%
52%
42
Jan.
Jan.
25
t3p Mar. 2
Jan. 28
mJan. 18
46% Mar. 30
22%
5
11%
10
50%
20 122%
15
11
Jan.
23% Mar. 3
30% Mar. 31
13%
68%
38%
58%
15
2
29
4 225
2
Mar. 30
Jan.
13
3
16
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4
13
11
11
2
8
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
Feb.
4
Feb.
4
Mar. 12
Mar.
8
Jan. 22
4
25
Jan. 28
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
Mar. 11
Jan. 22
Jan. 16
Feb.
4
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
8
Feb.
Mar. 23
Jan.
Feb.
29
41%
75%
Mar. 30
Jan.
190
66% Sale
6
97
$64% Mar. 10
61
76,
Mar. 6
61 %
150
Mar.
6 125
1 % Mar. 31
1%
113
Mar. 10 105%
161
Mar.
1 153%
70% Mar. 10
56
1
100% Mar.
92%
90% Mar. 12
72
134% Mar. 8 115
102
Mar. 4 100
105% Mar.
25% Mar.
11% Mar.
59% Mar .
1.22% Mar.
159%
4
.
43% Jan.
43% Jan.
Mar.
34% Mar.
61% Mar.
Sale
Sale
Mar.
101
Mar.
L14
130
10
58
"3% Jan"" 29
5% Mar.
57% Mar.
58% Mar.
38% Mar.
8%"Mar.
52% Mar.
114% Mar.
Mar.
117%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Preferred^.. ............25
For footnote* zee page 40
65%
Amer Telep 3tTeleg......l00
tAmer Type Founders new..*
Am Wat Wks 8c El....
...»
1st preferred.
American Woolen..... .....*
Preferred..............100
tAm Writing Paper Co. Inc.l
Sale
Sale
Sale
96%
146%
106%
5%
American
5,400
Sale
Sale
Sale
A\i Sale
17% 140
13% 24
•5% Sale
264,300
439,100
3,600
233.800
143,000
105,600
135,000
1,122,700
2,100
14%
300
Sale
Sale
Light........9
....
88
97
Amer Power 8c
64
Mar.
6% Mar.
41% Mar.
104% Mar.
35
28
120% 128
143%
Mar. 30
97
Sale
225
Feb.
63 % Jan.
15
Jan.
Sale Prices
55
Mar.1 8
110
Sale
12% Sale
63% Sale
Mar. 11
15% Mar. 3
97
233"""Mar.~"l 258% Mar.""9
Sale
Sale
Tob_..............9
35
Sale
Sale
26% Sale
12% Sale
64%. Sale
6% Conv preferred.....100
125
Sale
50% Mar. 29
.
51
26% Mar.
American News N Y Corp..
Am Sum
115
102
118
American Metal............
158
62% Sale
94% Sale
83% Sale
25% Sale
15% Sale
53 % Sale
Amer Machine 3C Metals....
138
Sale Prices
27
Mar.
8
24% Mar
2
33% Mar. 31
31% Mar. 8
3% Mar. 1
3
Mar. 2
78% Mar. 11 $71% Mar. 30
4% Mar.
1
3% Mar. 23
44% Mar. 27
39% Mar. 22
61
64% Sale
6
5
22% Mar. 11
58
61
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
69
80
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
55
Mar.
8
Mar. 22
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
50
53
51
Sale
200
Preferred..............100
Am Mach 3cFoundry.......*
""4% Mar."23
28% Mar.
11% Sale
15% 16%
100
Mar. 11
14% Mar.. 2
29% Sale
156
2
$71% Mar. 30
3% Mar. 23
27% Sale
31% Sale
99
.........
American Sugar Refinlng.100
Preferred .............100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1% Sale
108% Sale
161
Mar.
18% Mar. 23
81% Mar. 27
63% Mar. 22
128
n2%173
3
26
Sale
7% Sale
47
108
95
50% Mar. 29
59
Mar. 1
74% Mar. 23
18% Mar. 1
24% Mar. 2
31% Mar. 8
Sale
68% Sale
36
Highest
Sale
156% Sale"
Corp......
Stores..........
82
Sale
Sale
Sale
Preferred..............100
fig
111
Sale
117""
34
Amer Steel Foundries.....
43% Sale
24s""
139
American Ice
American
Sale
69%
141%
67
Sale
2,630
21,500
32,900
3,600
19.000
140,500
37,700
121,000
4% Sale
Sale
233
Lowest
Sale Prices
97
Sale"
,14*
178
188
53
45
49 v*
36% Sale
33% Sale
27% Sale
142,700
Sale
Sale
100
470
Sale
Sale
Amer Home Products.......1
.............
Sale
Sale
53
Sale
Preferred.
72%
Sale
54
50
Preferred
Sale
Sale
American Hide 3c Leather.
Amer Locomotive
21X8
26%
32%
3%
62% 69
74% Sale
146% 150
66
2d pref A_.._^..........
Amer Internat
Sale
Sale
Sale
916,200 American Rolling Mill
25
20,300 Am Safety Razor new..-18.50
57,100 American Seating Co....
17,970 American Shipbuilding ....*
324.500 Amer Smelt 8t Refining,
4,100
Preferred...111
19,400
3d Preferred...........100
969.985
Rights......
8,200 American Snuff
........25
770
Preferred..............100
42,100
3,500
4% Sale
Preferred (6)
6% preferred
52
65
79
56
56
48
108
225"" Sale'
51
60
56
Am Hawaiian Steamship...10
.,
8,000
11,500
Sale"
178
.........
330
14%
Ask
97
100
68
M.
7,600
747,385
2,600
Sale"
65
Preferred...............
830
190
458,400
7,100
13,100
13,580
187,700
mm
59
76% Sale
18% Sale
25% 25%
33
33%
3% Sale
74% Sale
4% Sale
180 American Express Co
100
Am 3c Foreign Power.......*
886,300
80,300
109,100
26,000
32,300
380,800
)
48,100
21,500
127,500
40,000
107,100
130,200
18,300
174,000
117,700
202,200
V
1,600
4,760
828,600
33,000
49,500
156,600
13,500
17,800
6,400
4,400
273,200
29,700
6,200
42,500
11,000
36,900
27,900
3,900
67,200
27,200
51,400
mm
69
15% Sale
25 % Sale
35% 36
3 Jg Sale
78
Sale
March 31
Ask Bid
Bid
.'4Ut mm
60
63 %
68%
...
,
35,700
53,000
23,900
I
*
2,810
5%% conv preferred....100
67,100
Rights..
157,300 American Can............25
4,000
Preferred...
.100
79,200 Amer Car St Foundry
11,100
Preferred
100
v: 57,500 American Chain...........*
Preferred
5,100
...100
.*
3,000 American Chicle......
Am Goal
Go of Alleghany
20
County, N J
25
142,800 American Colortype.......lO
100,600 Am Com Alcohol..........20
117,800 Amer Crystal Sugar Go
10
1,550
6% 1st preferred.......100
251,600 Amer Encaustic Tiling.... .1
4,900 Am European Securities...
67,100
63,500
1,500
18,700
2,900
16,900
1,200
1,100
V
Min.10
265,900
36,900
14.800
10,566
Gold
88,600
Pref series A130 warr'ts .100
Pref series A S40 warr'ts 100
14,900
10,000
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
32,100
$2.50 prior conv pref....
146,400 Alleghany Steel...........
10 Allegh 3c West Ry 6% quar 100
42,700 Allied Chem 3c Dye...
*
60,200 Allied Mills Go Inc...
..*
572,600 Allied Stores Corp
13,700
5% preferred..........100
21",300
800
25
42,400 Advance Rumely
66,700 Air Reduction Inc..... ....*
118,500 Air-Way Elec Appll Corp....*
20 Alabama 8c Vlckzburg Ry.100
42,300
34,900
30,900
30,100
34,600
287,500
Abraham £c Straus.........*
Acme Steel Co
.......
10
57,600
22,900
57,200
2,100
49,700
135,200
\i Par
228.800 Adams Express
*
11,300 Adams Millis...............*
11,500
28,100
20,700
_
Jan. 2
1937
V
,
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
2,900 Abbott Laboratories.......*
170
8,900
80,800
4,500
10,300
610
PRICES IN MARCH
stocks m
outsldeof the
Jan. 29
Jan,
5
Jan. 21
Jan. 20
.Jan, 20
Jan. 11
Jan. 13
Jan. 25
Jan.
8
Jan* 28
Feb.
4
Jan. 26
Feb.
3
Jan. 13
Feb.
1
Jan. 18
Jan. 12
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
N. Y. STOCK
32
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
t
———
'
SALES
AQQREQATE
Since
Jan. 1
:
110
2,700
352,200
10,900
1,200
V.
22,100
17,700
10,600
T
.
.
•
70
48,100
1,600
1,600
1,200
■ifev
'
'
V
.i
!;
v
900
f
"«
.1
.
'
122,300
67,600
-/:.5.ioo
::>•.V
4,600
:
:
'
■"■> 608,800
72,300
2,900
i
^
!
•
■■
^
,
>"•
■
670
82,200
■■'
11,200
vV-W-v 2,160
! 170,400
-V
16,100
:
,
20
'
4,700
1,400
Preferred
895*
185* Sale
70
" Sale
1013* 1025*
45>! Sale
25
26 5*
405*
43
315* Sale
112
...
...
Sale
Bid
62
Sale
84
94
32
8
Sale
44
Sale
1225* ----1105* Sale
135* Sale
995* Sale
100
105
685*
Sale
165*
Sale
145*
Sale
96
Sale
Sale
24
98
985* 100
116
115
Sale
535* 555* 51
98
1035* 105
8254
765* Sale
102
102 5* 1015*
48
Sale
25
26
39
38
34
110
18
130
165* Sale
285*
30
7
75*
36
385*
6 J* Sale
412,300 Baldwin Locomotive Works '
220,600
Assented.....
15,600
Preferred
—100
16,500
Preferred assented
1,080,700 Baltimore Ac Ohio
—100
144,900
Preferred..
.—..—100
8,100 Bangor A Aroostook
50
3,670
Preferred..
—100
281,100 Barber Co Inc...........—10
•
40,100 Barker Bros....
6,130
55*% preferred
50
724,300 Barnsdall Oil Co.—
5
57,300 Uayuk Cigars. Inc new,
*
130
1st preferred.......
-.100
22,900 Beatrice Creamery......—25
;
3,700
$5 preferred w w
*
......
—
-
,
260 Beech Creek RR Co..—.—50
4,700 Beech-Nut Packing...... .20
79,300 Beldlng-Hemlngway
«
260
350
'
•.
Vt.:.
1,630
68,300
44,100
188,400 Borden Co. (The)
—15
82,600 Borg-Warner Corp........ 10
4,140
320
391,800
166,500
14,800
12,500
Briggs Manufacturing
Brlggs Ac Stratton...
'
*»
v;
9,600
i
Brown Shoe. Inc.........—*
6,300
97,300
195,100
V
1,380
497,800
4,800
324,300
105,900
45,800
126,100
82,300
15,090
.
35,100
9,200
2,200
'
Bridgeport Brass Co......—*
*
...*
Bristol-Myers Co...
5
62,900 Brooklyn & Queens Transit.*
'' '
12,100
102,400 Bldyn-Manhattan Transit
*
16 preferred series A
5,900
*
33,400 Brooklyn Union Gas........*
1,200
54,900
33,500
"
*
Class B
59,400 Boston Ac Maine.........100
25,500 tBotany Cons Mills A...
50
133,700
•
100
620
72,500
73,400
5,000
3,200
13,600
3,300
49,200
2,300
16,600
2,200
28,700
47,600
•
...5
660 Blumenthal A Co pref..
5,700
,
Bendlz Aviation Corp
371,000 Boeing Airplane Co
..5
48,500 Bohn Alum A Brass Corp
5
..*
3,830 Bon Ami class A
35,600
■V-r
*
56,800 Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.*
21,700 Best Ac Co
%*
836,500 Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del).*
45,000
5% preferred
20
18,200
7% preferred
100
11,100 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc ♦
48,800 Black & Decker Mfg Co
*
264,400 til aw-Knox.
770 Bloomingdale Bros..
—*
93,600
14,400
,
...
Beig Nat Rys part pref
600
215,700
5,600
270,000
11,800
6,200
3,600
10,200
75,400
1
..
...
,
1,700
12,300
300
54,700
18,700
.;
505*
-
Sale
115
Sale
81
127
155>
3154
Sale
128
155*
Sale
85* Sale
495*
85* Sale
46
Br u n s wlck-Bal ke-Coll...
*
Bucyr us-Erle Co.......—.10
7% preferred now
100
Budd (E G) Mfg—........—*
Preferred 7%
...100
Budd
♦
Wheel
Bulova
*
Watch—.......
Bullard Co
*
........
Burroughs Add Mach...——*
IBush Terminal Co.....
*
7% debenture.......—100
9 5*
Sale
75* Sale
88
88
215*
335*
405*
Pref ctfs of deposit.....100
13,460
10
212,000 Butler Brothers
5% conv preferred—.....30
96,100
.5
474,400 Butte Copper Ac Zinc
225,000 Byers Co—.......—....*
980
87,800
32,400
62,000
70,200
'
,
...
•
2,490
:
38,700
12,100
700
...1
1,266,500
724,600 Calumet Ac Hecla Cons Cop .5
56,700 Campbell W Ac C Foundry...*
Canada Dry Glng Ale.
,—.5
210 Canada Southern Ry Co..100
465,800
110
661,600
194,600
3,000
7,900
"
■
820
.
5'
•:
17,900
124,700
1,700
12,900
1,270
7,300
183,600
320
r
•
•,
86,600
Carriers & General
52,600 Case (J I) Co
Pref 7%
2,000
Corp
1
100
—.——
54,400 Caterpillar Tractor
-
100
*
•
576,900 Celanese Corp of America.
7% preferred
.......100
5,100
.
73,400 ICelotex Co
-
.
•
5% preferred
100
4,450
32,500 Central Agulrre Associates.*
1
843,000 Central Foundry Co
1,060 Central 111 Lt 45*% pref.,100
100
29,200 Central RR of N J
34,500 Central Violeta Sugar Co..19
10.600
8,900
13,200
23,320
100
290
87,800
68,200
2,620
25
...
<
530
'
Pacific
190 Car Clinch F & Ohio Ry..100
Stamped
100
560
60
150
34,300
10,500
Canadian
*
7.400 Cannon Mills
19,600 Capital Admin Co Ltd c A..1
Preferred class A..._....10
1,510
,
•
Preferred..—.1.—..100
9,720
70,900 Byron Jackson Co..........*
53,500 Calif Packing Corp.........*
700
Callahan Zinc-Lead..
369,800
136,900
13,400
239,900
,
245*
38
345*
11154
175*
515*
82
155*
305*
85*
485*
8
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale
120
Sale
100
595* Mar. 22
855* Mar. 27
195* Mar. 12
1085* Mar.
29
8
43
119
4 110
Mar. 23 35
Mar.
1
85*
Mar. 23 455*
Mar. 29 121
1095* Mar. 29
115* Mar. 12
96
Mar. 23
x99
Mar.
9
65
Mar. 29
14
Mar. 22
13
Mar. 27
95
Mar. 2
205* Mar. 23
98
Mar. 31
116
Mar.
1
495* Mar. 24
100
695* Mar. 10
955* Mar. 17
235* Mar. 22
111
Mar.
103
Jan.
18
Jan.
Jan.
97
Feb. 23
26
4
245* Jan. 16
Feb. 13
7 111
3
106
29
41
Mar. 11
119
Mar.s 6
1075* Jan.
Mar.
55* Jan.
8
375* Jan. 12
105* Feb. 10
Jan.'
7
46
7
Sale
90
1115*
275*
3954
435*
1105*
405*
285*
1125*
113
385*
Sale
435*
Sale
435* 4354
107 54
Sale
405*
Sale
285*
Sale
Sale
35
41
265*
40
"275* Sale"
] 8
112
Sale
115
245*
255*
101
1015*
405*
415*
10854 112
135* Sale
835*
255* Sale
225* Sale
595*
615*
7554 Sale
195* Sale
12654 127
665* Sale
3454 Sale
2454 Sale
305*
33
935*
995*
34 5i Sale
425* Sale
88
435*
265*
755*
85*
35*
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
354
175* Sale
53 5* Sale
485* Sale
305*
185*
1125*
26 5*
10454
48
Sale
215* Sale
1105* 1115*
125* Sale
97
103
95*
515*
355*
Sale
Sale
Sale
335* Sale
75*
75*
28
203.200
Century Ribbon Mills
Preferred
Cerro de Pasco Copp
409,900 Certain-Teed Prod
6% prior preferred—
22,410
Fjc footnotes see page
40.
*
100
*
1
100
2554
14
275*
Sale
295* Sale
55* Sale
285* Sale
865* Sale
28
Sale
455* Sale
1275* Sale
64
Sale
Sale
2654 Sale
285* 30
92
945*
475* Sale
465* Sale
88
89
45
455*
265* Sale
775* Sale
10
Sale
35* Sale
35
21
Sale
5454 Sale
48
49
45
Sale
Sale
155* Sale
Sale
285* Sale
60
615*
145* Sale
60
615*
155*
155*
525* Sale
1015*
1035*
75* Sale
138
1415*
1255*
124
56
4
815* Jan.
2
2
96
34
Jan.
29
13
Mar. 27
95
Jan.
5 101
Jan.
125
114
Jan.
9 125
Mar.
Mar.
9
6
Mar.
3
Mar. H
Mar.
2
Mar. 17
Mar. 13
495* Mar. 24
Feb.
695*
1005*
445*
245*
Jan.
4 875*
Mar. 25 104
555*
Jan. 26
29
Mar. 31
Mar. 11
37
125
Mar. 23 133
2
305* Jan.
145*
285*
75*
395*
654
Mar. 18
Mar. 3
Mar. 12
Mar. 25
Mar. 3
195* Sale
42
6
Sale
Sale
285*
z425*
Sale
Sale
28
97
97
375*
3954
175* Sale
345* Sale
85* Sale
28
Sale
84
Sale
295* Sale
43
Sale
185*
345*
285*
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
165* Sale
57
58
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
375*
165* Sale
34
Sale
75*
295*
815*
315*
Sale
Sale
845*
Sale
40
Sale
505* Sale
55* Sale
455*
435*
415*
55*
40
395*
455*
205*
195*
1085*
11%
84
10
225* Mar.
555* Mar.
3
3
30
30
31
49
Mar.
2
44
Mar. 31
Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
30
4
22
29
22
Mar. 20
Mar. 23
4
Mar.
1
Mar. 12
Mar. 8
Mar. 6
Mar. 12
Mar. 3
Mar. 31
Mar. 3
Mar. 2
Jan.
Feb.
17
38
26 5* Jan.
5
165* Mar. 31
5 114
Jan.
Jan.
5
16
25
Jan.
4
205* Mar. 18
56
Feb.
5
73
Jan.
4
30
Mar. 23
225* Jan.
28
90
335* Jan.
41
Jan.
855*
415*
265*
725*
85*
35*
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
1
.395* Mar. 29
50
Mar. 22
35* Mar. 22
60
Mar.
155* Sale
14
Mar. 22
53
525* Mar. 19
165* Mar. 22
505* Mar. 31
-----
Sale
Sale
10154 1025* 100
8
Sale
754
163
165
158
100
149
Mar. 22
1
43
Mar.
1
505-4
55*
19 5*
365*
385*
Mar. 31
Mar. 3
Mar. 9
Mar. 3
Mar..19
60
Mar. 1
175* Mar. 6
Mar.
3
185* Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 23 1005* Mar.
Mar. 19 1025* Mar.
Mar.
1
85* Mar.
Mar. 22 16854 Mar.
Mar. 24 127 5* Mar.
Mar. 23 9954 Mar.
Mar. 22 365* Mar,
Mar. 31 1135* Mar.
Mar. 22 48 5* Mar.
Mar. 22
825* Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 9 36
Mar. 30
125* Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 23 104
Mar. 31
415* Mar.
19 5* Mar.
Mar.
6
Mar.
1
145* Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 30 106
Mar. 22 865* Mar.
Mar. 18 215* Mar.
Mar. 30 795* Mar.
11
58
52
13
10
11
8
5
2
11
1
4
8
1
1
8
3
5
17
3l
21
Feb.
8
9
21
21
2
Mar. 30
155* Feb.
87
8
Mar. 17
305* Feb. 11
235* Jan.
5
625* Jan.
8
1055* Mar. 11
165* Jan.
4
5
22
12
2
5
28
23
4
22
30
30
31
38
Jan.
295*
325*
945*
495*
485*
Mar. 10
Jan.
7
Jan. 16
Mar. 3
Feb. 13
93
21
Jan.
22
455* Jan.
14
28
18
Jan.
835* Feb. 11
155* Mar. 23
45* Jan. 11
235* Feb. 23
595* Feb. 11
535* Feb. 13
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
28
Mar. 31
385* Jan.
14
40
Mar. 10
53
Jan.
12
97
Mar. 25 1025* Jan.
2
14
395*
455*
205*
195*
1085*
115*
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
75
Feb.
95* Jan.
51
Jan.
47
8
Jan.
Jan.
30 525* Jan.
Jan.
30 50
4 245* Jan.
22 255* Feb.
29 1175* Mar.
22 145* Jan.
75* Jan.
27
Jan.
5
7
245* Jan.
135* Jan.
295* Jan.
55* Jan.
7
5
4
2
7
11
3
12
11
7
15
655* Mar.
4
13
Feb.
6
4
Mar. 22
23
Jan.
98
13
23
455* Jan.
2
18
355* Feb.
9
115* Jan. 29
39
Feb.
1
27
Mar. 22
Feb.
1
Mar. 2
Mar. 3
Feb. 25
335* Mar. 9
81
Mar. 22
91
27
Jan.
5
395* Mar
29
345*
485*
505*
65*
205*
375*
50
Mar. 22
25* Jan.
15
4
Mar. 22
305* Mar. 23
275* Jan.
4
60
Feb.
14
Mar. 22
27
525* Mar. 19
455*
185*
365*
95*
Jan.
21
12
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
385* Mar.
31
25
12
61
Jan.
14
175*
615*
185*
525*
Mar. 16
Jan.
9
2
13
19
Jan.
4
Mar. 11
Feb.
6
Jan.
2
Feb.
Jan.
5 102
8
100.
Mar. 19 106
Jan. 18
7
Jan.
6
85* Mar. 8
138 I Jan.
4 1765* Feb.
9
116 *)Mar. 24 1295*iJan. 22
15
50
99
85J*
265*
1065*
365*
76
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 22
335* Mar.
85* Jan.
102
5 100
6 365*
6 1135*
13 485*
9
4
34
Mar. 23
Mar. 31
17
Mar.
6
105* Feb. 23
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
825* Jan.
395* Jan.
125* Jan.
1075* Jan.
415*-Jan.
245* Jan.
145* Mar.
29) 1055* Mar. 30 115
10
4
Jan.
Jan.
11
455*
435*
415*
55*
2
Mar.
4
26
Mar. 23
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 22
Feb.
Jan. 18
185* Jan. 27 20
1205* Mar. 24 1295* Feb. 16
56
Mar. 31
695* Feb. 10
40
29
5 112
Feb.
13
84
345*' Mar. 24
81
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
285* Feb.
9
5 1055* Mar. 8
5 435* Feb. 19
105
295* Mar. 25
2
3
85* Mar. 3
335* Mar. 9
90
Mar. 9
345* Mar. 12
42
4
31
18 5* Mar.
5
5
355* Feb.
1
205* Jan. 16
Jan.
345* Jan.
36 5* Mar.
32
Jan.
3
165* Mar. 22
325* Mar. 23
55* Mar. 22
27
Mar. 22
29
30
Feb.
Feb.
435* Mar.
25
4
4
2
45
112
10154 Jan.
405* Jan.
13
Jan.
Jan.
21 1105* Feb.
4
4
Mar.
85* Mar. 30
4
355* Jan.
255* Jan.
355* Mar.
95* Mar.
33
Mar.
57
Sale
Mar.
465*
485*
23 5*
245*
1175*
135*
8954
115*
655*
105
43
335* Sale
99
3
Jan.
Mar. 22
15
Sale
Mar.
41
Jan.
Mar. 23
3054 Mar. 23
285* Mar. 1
1654
17
5054 Sale
48
6
115*
95*
Feb. 24
Jan.
6 120
Jan. 21 120
Jan.
4 405*
Jan.
4 475*
8
Jan.
185* Jan.
9
345* Feb.
2
95* Feb.
1
525* Mar. 25
95* Jan. 12
75*
8654
885*
205*
335*
;
31
175* Sale
61
8
4
2
Mar. 25 102
Mar. 30
33
Sale
Mar.
75* Mar.
365* Mar.
4
Mar. 15
Mar. 20
Jan.
6
Jan. 13
Jan.
4
38
165*
515*
1005*
1025*
75*
125
22
22
525* Mar. 25
116
1275* 1195* 122
94
Sale
87 5*
955* Sale
88
Sale
335* Sale
315*
355* Sale
275* Sale
1085* Sale 1085*
1115* Sale
108
Sale
42
Sale
415*
465* Sale
39
Sale
77
795* 76
82
Sale
80
805*
36
Sale
335*
355*
Sale
365* Sale
10
1054 Sale
115* Sale
85* Sale
100
1025* 102 <
1025* 104
34
Sale
34
"375* Sale" 395* Sale
17
185* Sale
185* Sale
125*
135* 12
125* Sale
"li"" Sale"
103
106
1055*
1035* 1085* 10854 111
74
815* Sale
78
Sale
71
Sale
1854 Sale
175*
205* Sale
175* Sale
73
Sale
71
79
Sale
715* Sale
.....
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
Mar. 23
Mar. 2
185* Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
275*
835*
155*
45*
1
Sale
112
45
Mar. 27
Mar.
2
Mar.
45
Sale
455*
Sale
Sale
90
35* Mar. 23
495*
Sale
93
Sale
39J*
Sale
485*
495* 455*
225*
2054 Sale
215*
235* Sale
109
116 J- Sale
115*
125* Sale
80
875* 895*
105*
105* Sale
545*
635* Sale
425*
405* Sale
315*
345* Sale
854
95* Sale
30
32
Sale
4
Mar. 10
Mar. 29
Mar. 5
Mar. 3
Mar. 4
10
18
Mar.
Mar. 6
Mar. 10
Mar.
1
Jan.
Mar. 11
295*
315*
945*
495*
475*
Mar.
44
7
37
Mar. 11
1165* Feb.
6
185* Mar. 6
j175* Mar. 23
515* Mar. 15 525* Mar. 10
Mar. 11
725* Jan.
8 94
36
77
Mar. 12
Feb.
Mar. 17
Mar. 13
Mar. 15
3
Mar. 23
23
22
12
31
18
Mar. 24 106
111
Mar. 11
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
9
575* Feb. 18
100
Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 23
6
28
195* Jan.
545* Mar.
6
13
27
21
18
5
78
64
Mar. 30
Jan.
5
Mar. 31
405*
415*
8554
415*
265*
2
27
8
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
6
-----
90
Mar.
705*
165*
175*
975*
245*
Mar.
Mar. 24 105
25h Mar. 2
2954 Mar. 18
4 126
18
14
245* Mar.
8
Mar. 22
105* Mar. 6
85* Mar. 5
75* Mar. 22
Mar. 22
110
Mar. 23 120
Mar. 22
Mar. 24 120
Sale 110
275* Mar.
1 405* Mar. 17
Sale
385* Mar.
1 4754 Mar. 17
Sale
425* Mar. 17 445* Mar. 6
Sale
107
Mar. 22 11054 Mar.
1
Sale
375* Mar. 22 43 5* Mar. 9
Sale
295* 27 5* Mar. 23 305* Mar. 17
Sale
385s Mar. 5 4154 Mar. 20
295* Mar. 23 345* Mar. 10
Sale
Sale
165* Mar. 31
185* Mar. 5
1125* Mar. 3 1125* Mar. 3
115
25
Mar. 25 27 5* Mar. 5
Sale
1065* 1025* Mar. 22 10554 Mar. 8
43
Mar. 22 43
Mar. 22
43
107
Mar.
5 112
Mar. 30
112
13 5* Mar. 23
Sale
145* Mar. 3
Mar. 17
865* Mar. 18 87
Mar.
3
Sale
255* Mar. 23 28
Sale
205* Mar. 18 215* Mar. 3
56
Mar. 23
Sale
625* Mar. 3
Sale
915* Mar. 22 1055* Mar. 11
185* Mar. 1 195* Mar. 3
Sale
Sale
1205* Mar. 24 127 5* Mar. 6
56
30,
Feb.
595* Jan.
18
135* Feb. 27
995* Mar. 1
101
113
Sale
Sale
,
Jan.
Mar. 25
Feb.
Mar. 29 1215* Feb.
2 111
Mar.
*
755* Mar.
1 87 5*
Sale
Sale 10054 Mar. 25 103
47 5* Mar. 22 555*
Sale
245* Mar. 31 29
Sale
37
Mar. 12 415*
Sale
32
Mar. 22 37
Sale
111
Mar. 15 115
113
Sale *175* Mar. 23 185*
515* 515* Mar. 15 525*
85
785* Mar. 5 94
125
Mar. 23 128
126
145* Mar. 15 175*
155*
285* Mar. 20 325*
Sale
95*
75* Mar. 22
Sale
46
Mar. 3 525*
Sale
:Sale
85*
75* Mar. 23
2854 Sale
3154 33
90
97
415* Sale
445* Sale
855*
885*
43 5* Sale
265* Sale
815* Sale
13 5* Sale
35*
35*
465*
""25* Sale" ""45* Sale'
33 5*
325*
165*
1105*
255*
1095* 107
13 5*
Sale
865*
255*
Sale
215*
Sale
575*
11605* 64
99
92
Sale
195*
19
Sale
435*
44
j
7
Sale
35
365*
475*
515* Sale
995*
1025* Sale
47
21
41
145*
8554
275*
215*
65*
49
Sale
Sale
115
107
43
48
Sale
Sale
102
105
435* 435* 4154
35
26
110
113
Mar. 23
1
1
705* Mar. 13
16 5* Mar.
1
165* Mar. 6
97
29
84
Mar. 11
Mar. 13
1354 Mar.
995* Mar.
695* Mar. 10
525* Jan.
Mar. 10
85* Sale
75* Sale
90
~37~" Sale"
265*
85* Sale
75* Sale
Bush Term BIdgs—
.
Sale
Sale
Sale
110
Sale
34
Sale
85* Sale
435* Sale
1185* 120
1095* 1105*
125* Sale
975* Sale
1005* 104
67
Sale
145* Sale
13 5*
14
965* 105
205* Sale
22
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Ask
66
90
215* Sale
1095* Sale
515* Sale
"73"" "76""
100
...
23,000 Atlas Tack Corp
*
71,400 Auburn Automobile
*
48,900 Austin, Nichols 9c. Co ......*
4,640
Prior A
*
509,900 Aviation Corp Del (The) new 3
20
A:"...
,
Anchor
Sale
Ask Bid
r
•
r
84 %
860
230
5,700
13,200
18,300
1,460
126,800
-
53
—
105,300
9,200
6,900
,
Bid
5<J
Cable—-*
Cap Corp——*
900
5% pref with warrants. .100
248,800 Atchison Top A S Ke
i0u
Preferred
100
15,600
174,900 Atlan Coast Line RR
100
7,800 AtlGAcWISS Lines
*
5,900
Preferred...—......—100
317,700 Atlantic Refining
25
2,700
4% conv pref series A—100
136,900 Atlas Corp
......
1
15,800
6% preferred.....
-50
13,100 Atlas Powder.....
142,400
4,500
64,300
2,900
2,500
98,900
'
Ask
Par
Anaconda Copper
Anaconda Wire Ac
March
March 1
.
600
:
Jan. 2
107
Preferred...
* 106
1,690
33
Sale
15,300 Andes Copper Mining Co..20
55*
5 5*
26,700 A P W Paper Co
'
42 5* Sale
18,800 Archer Daniels Mid...*...-. *
1195*
160
Preferred
1®'' 119
8,000 Armour (Del) pref
10'' 1075* Sale
75* Sale
2,007,400 Armour of Illinois.... ——5
81
Sale
27,000
$6 convertible preferred. !*
126
1345*
Preferred
—10'
2,800
61
Sale
60,600 Armstrong Cork Co—..... *
1554 Sale
43,200 Arnold Constable Corp— J
15H Sale
58,700 Artloom Corporation
95
100
90
Preferred
.-..-.-100
21J* Sale
119,000 Associated Dry Goods......I
953* 100
4,100
1st preferred
........ 100
120
2d preferred .......
2,600
14" 109
\
2,800 Associated Investment Co..*
580
4,500
3,600
4,000
•:
exchange
1937
1,389,700
11,700
87,800
530,000
3,700
18,900
1
Price
Shares
Sharer
;
STOCKS
n. y. stock
In
March
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
Jan.
1
1
4
8
7
12
28
26
15
11
3
14
675* Jan.
29
165* Jan.
6
865* Mar. 10
235* Feb. 10
675* Jan.
6
82
Feb.
10
APRIL, 1937]
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RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
.
Price
In
Since
March
Jan. 1
8hares
Shares
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
March 1
1937
Par
Ask
Bid
March
Ask Bid
Bid,
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
31
Ask
Champion Paper 8c Plbre Co
400
1,080
77,100
2,900
32,300
195,100
4,500
36,200
95,400
105,200
,167,300
27,100
800
iv
11,500
90,100
4,500
14,300
26,700
24,600
46,700
.
.
Cab.............—6
Chesapeake Corp .........
Chesapeake & Ohio—.—..W
-
.
IChlc Ac East 111 KK
262,900
7*4 Sale
2% Sale
14 *4 Sale
7 *4
9
31
3134
2*4 Sale
:
50 City Investing Co
Sale
Sale
43
Sale
47*4
89
Sale
6534 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
934
11
30*4
31
234 Sale
634 Sale
5*4 Sale
17*4 Sale
29*4 Sale
64
i 64*4
11*4
334
16*4
Sale
Sale
3
'
9
734 Sale
24*4
24*4
19
Sale
14
v
65
51
45
125
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
109*4 110
56*4 Sale
36*4
40
81
' Sale
Sale
90
63
10*4 Sale
34*4 Sale
97,,;.
.
■
—
1034
34*4
97
Sale
Sale
4534 Mar,
39
Sale
Mar. 11
59*4 Sale
7834 Mar. 30
5734 Mar. 27
96
Mar. 31 100
334
11*4
3*4
15*4
934
28*4
2*4
6*4
5*4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
16
Mar. 24
Sale
4*4 Sale
12
Sale
334 Sale
16
Sale
8*4
2934
2*4
6*4
534
1534
2934
64*4
334
834
7*4
10
30
1834
13*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
16*4
Sale
66
Sale
Sale
Sale
24*4
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
24
124*4 Sale
1
22
15
29
22
22
1
22
22
25*4 Mar. 22
6334 Mar. 23
Mar.
1
8*4
7*4
2134
18*4
13*4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
22
22
25
13
22
65
Mar.
1
3
'
120*4 Mar. 22
71*4 Mar. 16
19*4 Mar. 24
Mar.
Mar. 11
13 34 Jan.
Sale
Sale
87
Mar. 10
9034 Mar.
65
Mar. 13
65
Feb.
Feb.
6
4
2
4
13
6*4 Jan.
8*4 Jan.
28*4 Mar. 22
Jan.
20
18
6
4
33
10*4
834
27*4
22*4
15*4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
80
Mar. 11
4
23
Jan.
61 *4 Jan.
2*4
634
534
2134
18*4
12*4
46*4
110*4
71 *4
1834
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
8
3*4
7*4
634
19*4
4
,
Mar.
32
Jan.
434 Jan.
3*4 Jan.
11 *4 Jan.
2
4
18*4 Mar. 6
1134 Jan. 22
2
4
16
2
6
24
13
16
22
70*4
3 34
17
4
17
9
25
17
19
8
14
29
3
4 135*4 Feb. 11
16 71 *4 Mar. 16
4
2134 Feb.
4
85
Jan.
6
92
60
Feb.
16
70
1
3
13
90*4 Mar.
6
68*4 Mar. 3
Mar. 11
434 Mar. 16
13*4 Mar. 17
Mar. 13
1034 Mar.
3634 Mar.
4
5834 Mar. 25
48
Mar. 31 100
96
6
9*4 Mar. 11
32
Mar.
4
3*4 Mar. 18
7*4 Mar. 17
634 Mar.
4
19*4 Mar.
4
3234 Mar.
9
67
Mar.
9
334 Mar. 17
10*4 Mar. 17
834 Mar.
8
25*4 Mar, .4
20*4 Mar. 17
15*4 Mar. 3
80
Mar. 11
134*4 Mar. 3
71*4 Mar. 16
21*4 Mar. 11
4
7834 Mar. 30
5734 Mar. 27
2 34 Jan.
18*4 Mar.
30 111
Mar. 11
234 Jan.
20
Sale
Jan.
35*4 Jan.
39
434 Mar. 16
61*4
8*4 Sale
35
109
13*4 Mar. 17
4
Mar., 8
89
834 Mar. 31
32*4 Mar. 22
1
34 Mar. 25
42
Mar.
4
90*4 Mar. 6
68*4 Mar. 3
96
97
.
Mar. 23 111
9 58
109
„
70
"2l"" Sale"
19%; Sale
86
..—100
..........5
...
10
3*4
115
81,100 City Stores
43,000 dark Euulpment
•
*
r
10 CCC&StLRyCo pref-100
22,300
11,400
Sale
61*4
62
2 y± Sale
6*4 Sale
6*4 Sale
24 34
26
21*4 Sale
13*1 Sale
.
20
5
I]*
24
885,600 Chrysler Corporation.
5
10 v-X'>./:•. 10 Cin Sand & Cleve 6% pref.50
21,300
60,800 City Ice 8c Fuel.......
*
2,090
Preferred
100
5,490
^
Sale
46*4
~~2X ~~3~ "334 Sale"
««'
.
4% preferred
-.100
Chicago Great Western.. 100
Preferred
100
261,100 Chicago & North West... 100
55,800
Preferred
100
107,100 Chicago Pneum Tool
..*
15,600
Preferred
....—*
143,100 tChlc Rock Isl 8c Pac
10(1
74,900
7% prefferred..........100
73,700
6% preferred
100
7,500 Chicago Yellow Cab
*
28,800 Cblckasha Cotton OH.....10
134,600 ChlldsCo..
•
1,850 Chile Copper
.......25
v
111
...100
Pref series A
770 (Chic Indianap & Louis pflOO
12,300 Chicago Mall Order Co
5
139,700 tChlc Mil St Paul & Pacific-*
339,800
Preferred......
.....100
120
3,900
68,400
99,100
87,300
10,000
18,700
3,500
40,700
17,900
19,900
1,900
8,900
51,000
730
10934 110*4
35*4
36*4
37*4
50
8534
86*4
66 *4 Sale
6% preferred...........10
Common
Checker
834 Mar. 31
32*4 Jan.
4
Feb.
Feb.
18
18
23
1034 Mar.
1
38*4 Jan. 18
100
Mar. 25 100
Mar. 25
100
Mar. 25 100
105
Mar. 19 109
Mar.
2
105
4134 Mar .
8
35
Mar. 19 113
Jan.
7
Jan.
5
4134 Mar. 8
Jan. 14
90
Jan. 14
Mar. 25
*
1,340
13,200
3,160
34,000
16
100
:
400
215,200
1,800
21,300
130
,"T
20,300
2,620
1,560
510
,
44,000
1.200
2,100
V
150
55,800
46,600
519,400
19,800
69,100
1,027,000
120
12,800
315,800
200
50,000
*
«
700
230
120
-
Consol Edison Co of N Y Tnc *
V
•
Pref$5
Consol Laundries Corp—.
6
Consolidated Oil Corp..
*
*
Preferred
new.:
,
7,600
2,020
647,200
2,300
171,500
5,100
48,000
5,130
:
Preferred ex-warrants....*
Crown WH P 1st
Crown
$5
pf..J
•
Zellerbach Corp....5
conv
100
;
Preferred.
...... ......
.100
(The).........—*
44*4 Sale
106*4 108*4
9*4
9*4
16*4 Sale
10434 106
10
1034
*4 Sale
9*4 Sale
36*4 Sale
2034 Sale
29*4 Sale
3*4 Sale
98
102
6734 Sale
2034
20*4
40*4 Sale
234 Sale
4434 Sale
2634 Sale
64
Sale
68*4 Sale
170
6*4 Sale
4934 Sale
119
125
3534
36
26*4 Sale
76
Sale
54*4
56*4
47
Sale
106*4 10934
1734 Sale
53
Sale
118*4 123
2*4 Sale
16
106*4 106*4
Curtlss Wright Corp...
1
1
Class A
Cushmans Sons 7% pref..100
*
8% preferred
560
7,100
26,700
6,200
14,600
119,400
198,800
9,700
3,200
20,300 Davega Stores Corp........6
Conv 5% preferred..
25
8,000
1,890 Dayton Pr 8c Lt 4*4 % pref 100
*
116,100 Deere 8c Co
Preferred
20
19,100
26,700 Diesel-Wemmer-GilbertCor pi 0
292,400 Delaware 8c Hudson.....100
50
406,400 Del Lack 8c Western..
36,900 Denver Rio Gr 8c Wes pref 100
.100
8,100 Detroit Edison
350
930 Detroit 8c Mackinac Ry Co 100
—
5% non cum pref
780
3,600
i
Sale
—50
16,400 Cudahy Packing
127,902 Curtis Publishing Co (The)*
Preferred
_.......*
16,900
15,500 Cutler-Hammer, Inc—.....*
440
17
126
3,800
5,100
17*4
20
1634
19*4
17*4
18
78*4
84
90*4 Sale
80*4 110
5*4 Sale
Cuba RR pref..
......100
201,600 Cuban American Sugar....10
Preferred
100
5,410
1,283,800
505,200
"
1,450
11,000
Devoe 8c Reynolds \
For footnotes see page
40.
—100
—•
90*4 Sale
110
Sale
il28*4Mar. 18
165
Sale
141
Sale
;
46*4 Sale
24*4 Sale
2634 Sale
Sale
13*4 Sale
Sale
39*4 Sale
18*4
6 *4
Sale
Sale
19*4 Sale
80
1634
1734
108 34 Sale
105*4 Sale
29*4 Sale
28*4 Sale
43
,
Sale
1734 Sale
8
144
Sale
147
12
Sale
21"/, 25
61
Sale
24
26*4
116
Sale
125
36*4
44*4
17*4
101*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
102*4
92
34
42*4
15*4
98
92
6034
104*4 107*4 101*4
Sale
62
7134 Sale
109
Sale
1834 Sale
3*4 Sale
59
Sale
17*4
4234
Sale
Sale
17*4
18*4
82
92*4
92
434
16*4
42*4
106*4
13
15*4
10434
8*4
134
834
34
2934
34*4
4*4
109
60
Sale
24*4
41*4
3*4
41*4
3134
72*4
6734
162*4
7*4
51*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11534 121
35*4 Sale
25*4 Sale
88
Sale
•
44
52*4
45*4
11934
20*4 Sale
73*4 Sale
132
Sale
2*4 Sale
12*4 Sale
1134 Sale
120
Sale
43
Sale
19
102
7
Sale
6834 Sale
106*4 Sale
1834 Sale
3
Sale
56*4 Sale
15*4 Sale
42
Sale
16
17
17*4
60
Sale
22*4 Sale
39
,
3
4434
3234
68*4
67*4
160
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
66*4 Mar. 23
104
18
3
56
.
15 /
40
Sale
117
Sale
30
24
Sale
23*4 Mar. 11
78
Sale
78
50*4
4334
22
51*4
44*4
Sale
Sale
116
Sale
40*4 Sale
1734 Sale
7
Sale
8834 Sale
20*4 Sale
82*4 Sale
55
Sale
82
84
Mar. 31
10
Mar. 30 101
Mar. 23
Mar. 24
Mar. 22
Mar.
1
Mar.
4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
81
Mar. 24
55
Mar. 25
81*4 Mar. 23
16
Mar.
16*4
1734
1634
17 *
20*4 Mar.
20*4
21*4
22*4 Sale
107*4 101*4 103*4 10334 Mar.
118
Mar.
128*4 Sale
121*4 Sale
30
Sale
29*4 Mar.
30*4 Sale
22
Mar.
2534 Sale
25*4 Sale
4834 Mar.
5234 Sale
4834 Sale
2034 Mar.
2134 Sale
20*4 Sale
834 Mar.
9*4 Sale
9*1 10
105
70*4
137
11
26
Sale
126
10
20*4
73
8134
135
2*4
14*4
12*4
11 120
12 43
24
19*4
31 103
7
Mar.
1
834
2034 Mar. 22 2334
110*4
40*4
17*4
99*4
125
127
10
11*4
27*4 Mar.
Feb.
3
Feb.
4
30
29
85
62
112*4
32 34
41*4
15*4
97 *4
4
29
90*4
8
8
2
4
1
69
3
4
56
Mar.
3
Mar.
2
Mar. 11
Mar.
5
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
3
8
Mar.
2
Mar.
5
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Mar.
1
Mar. 22
12 125*4
30 39*4
22 46*4
30 20*4
29 108
Mar. 9 101
Mar. 23 69*4
Mar. 15 114
1
11
17
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31
20
20
14
8
14
80*4 Jan.
26
25
Mar. 29
21
13
13
11
7534
19*4
45*4
19*4
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
11
23
17
Mar. 31
13 34 Mar. 22
80
Jan.
7
22
Jan.
14
8834 Jan. 14
90*4 Feb.
2
434 Mar. 22
95
1334 Jan.
4
3634 Jan.
2
16*4 Mar. 30
15
18*4 Jan.
87
92
15
Mar.
2
Mar. 11
Mar.
5
534 Jan. 20
1834 Jan.
9
22 49 *4 Jan. 23
Jan. 12
30 108
13 *4 Feb. 26
4
26 1734 Mar. 11
16 105*4 Jan. 23
2
1034 Jan.
4
2
134 Feb. 27
26 1234 Mar. 22
Feb. 24
51
Mar. 22
vMar. 30
3934
104*4
9*4
15 34
105*4
734
*4
8*4
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
3
Jan.
102*4 Jan.
3234 Mar. 31
3754 Jan. 14
5*4 Jan. 15
13 10934 Feb. 17
2
5934
20*4
3834
234
40 *4
26 34
63*4
65*4
Feb.
8
Jan.
6
Mar. 30
Jan..
2
Mar. 2
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Feb. 24
30
Mar. 31
2134
74*4
50*4
43*4
Jan. 25 2834 Jan. 15
Jan.
7 100*4 Feb.
3
Mar. 30 56*4 Jan.
8
Feb. 20 47*4 Jan. 28
Jan. 15 122
Feb. 10
69*4 Jan.
2534 Jan.
4234 Jan.
3*4 Feb.
45*4 Mar.
3534 Mar.
77
Feb.
71 *4 Jan.
160
Mar. 19 171*4 Jan.
6
Jan.
4
10*4 Mar.
46
Jan.
4
56*4 Feb.
.Jan.
116*4 Mar. 22 121
37
> Jan.
9
23
23
11
10
8
13
15
14
16
3
28
16
20
109
31
5
2434 Jan. 22
Mar. 30 101
Mar. 31
Jan.
4
8134 Mar. 3
Mar. 10
120*4 Jan. 18 135
31
3
10
3
17,
16
1
1
17
Jan.
99
51
2
Mar. 22
12*4 Mar.
1
Mar.
4
10
110
Jan.
Jan.
11
1734 Jan.
1434 Jan.
12
3
30 127
5 43
Mar.
6
Mar.
2
3934 Jan.
17*4 Mar. 24 2034
99*4 Mar. 31 109*4
834
6*4 Jan.
5
19*4 Jan.
4 23 3i
80
86
Jan.
2
Mar.
2
49
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
14
25
Mar. 27 120
Jan.
Mar. 23
21*4 Jan.
Mar. 12
4*4 Jan.
2034 Jan.
4
2734 Mar. 12
Mar.
Jan.
8
12
33
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Mar.
2
Mar.
4
90*4 Mar. 10
23*1
74
18
37
Mar. 11
51 *4 Feb. 10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 22
17 105*4
22 135*4
25 3134
23
2634
1
5834
1
24*4
22 1034
3
8
22
66*4 Mar. 23
4
18*4 Mar. 8
Mar. 4
Mar.
9
Mar. 10
Mar. 5
Mar. 2
Mar. 17
Mar.
8
Mar.
5
Mar. 23 135*4 Mar.
6
Mar.
4
12
Mar.
9
Mar.
100
104
27*4
Sale
56*1
1
6
22
22
! Mar.
4
Mar. 9
Mar.
8
Mar.
2
Mar.
3
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
73*4 Mar. 6
71
Mar.
8
165*4 Mar. 2
10*4 Mar. 16
55*4 Mar. 10
116*4 Mar. 22
35*4 Mar.
1
26*4 Mar. 6
88
Mar. 19
Jan.
6
Feb. 13
Jan. 12
Mar. 9
25
43
Jan.
Mar. 31
24
6334
2434
4134
334
45*4
3534
50*4 Mar. 30 52*4
4334 Mar. 3 44*4
11734 Mar. 8 121
19
Mar.
6
22*4
99
100*4 Sale
73*4
78*4 Sale
128
125
128
2
2*4
2*4
13
Sale
12*4
12
Mar. 31
58
5
31
17*4 Mar. 2
45*4 Mar. 11
18*1 Mar. 17
19*4 Mar. 18
Mar. 19
6
2534
Mar. 4 104*4
54*4 Mar. 24 6234
100*4 Feb. 25 113*4
110*4 Mar. 17 11234
5
Mar. 27
Mar. 23
30-
Sale
90
Sale
160
Jan.
19*4 Feb, 111
4
3 34 Mar.
64
Mar.
Mar. 2
Mar. 22
Mar. 30
Mar. 2
57
il02k
Jan.
Mar. 12
Mar. 29
Mar. 20
122*4 Jan.
50*4 Feb. 26
9834 Feb. 11
4 130*4 Feb. 18
Mar. 31
6 167
21
Mar.
7*4 Mar. 1
5034 Mar.
1
119*4 116*4 Mar. 22
;
2034 Sale
3
40*4
30*4
6734
6634
Jan.
26
Mar.
5934 Mar. 30
2034 Mar. 19
3834 Mar. 30
126
4
5
20
16*4 Mar. 3d
47*4 Mar. 30
78 j Jan.
2
11
Mar. 27 109
Sale
Sale
9*4
7134 Mar.
19
2
3
1
9
Mar. 23
9*4 Sale
53
100
20
3 167
5734 Mar. 3 58
20*4 Mar. 1 2534 Mar.
Sale
*102*4 Mar. 4 103*4 Mar.
Sale
54*4 Mar. 24 60*4 Mar.
110
Mar.
1 11034 Mar.
Sale" 110*4 Mar. 17 11234 Mar.
Sale
Mar.
29*4 Mar. 10 37
43
Mar. 22
4834 Mar.
Sale
25*4 23*4 Mar. 15 27*4 Mar.
Mar.
28
25*4 Mar. 23 30
27
26
Mar. 25
2834 Mar.
Sale
112*4 Mar. 12 125*4 Mar.
Sale
Mar.
3234 Mar. 30 39
Sale
41*4 Mar. 22 45*4 Mar.
Sale
15*4 Mar. 30 18*4 Mar.
Sale
Mar.
97*4 Mar. 29 104
95
Mar.
90*4 Mar.
9 95
Sale
56*4 Mar. 23 62*4 Mar.
100
Mar. 15 104*4 Mar.
104
Sale
Sale
133
6
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Mar.
Sale
.
61
96*4 Mar. 11
130
Sale
17
Mar. 31
20
17
14*4 Sale
1334 Mar. 22
Sale
85
Sale
85*4
83*4 Mar. 20 87
95
89
Mar. 29
82*4
89
Sale
-.-.110
91
Mar. 9 92
94
434 Sale
Sale
434 Mar. 22
5*4
15
Mar. 30
17*4
Sale
15*4
15*4
4034 Sale
Sale
3934 Mar. 22 43*4
105
Sale
104*4 Mar. 30 107
Sale
Sale
11*4 Sale
1034 Mar. 29
13*4
16*4 Sale
15*4 Mar.
1
1734
Sale
106
10434 105*4 105*4 Mar. 16 10534
8
834
Sale
8*4
734 Marl 12
1
Mar. 18
1
Sale
134
Sale
12
Sale
8*4 Mar.
1
Sale
1234
34*4 Mar. 2 51 11
34*4 47*4 Sale
32
Sale
28*4 Mar.
5 3234
Sale
3134 Sale
*"34 Mar. 12 34*4
Sale
4*4
4*4 Sale
VA Mar. 12
Sale
Sale
103
Mar. 29 10934
109*4 103
18*4
1534
52
Mar.
"47*4 Mar."30
1
45*4
25
Sale
48*4
49*4
8234 Sale
36
Sale
27
Mar ."30
88*4 Mar. 22
129
57*4
58*4 58
2434
20*4 Sale
103*4 10434 103
57*4 Sale
56*4
*
pref
Crucible Steel of Amer
Cuba Co
Sale
37
—*
900
7% preferred..j
.....100
21,200 Cream of Wheat ctfs—....*
48,000 Crosley Radio
138,600 Crown Cork 8c Seal........*
$2.25 conv pref w w
...*
3,700
100
i
Preferred
120
1834 Sale
3*4 Sale
69*4
7034
1334
14*4
..1
—
790
185,000
fc 2,300
47,900
1,800
9,600
1,640
73,300
1,890
2,800
28,600
5,900
462,300
163,200
76*4 Sale
warrants..100
231,800 Continental Can...;.—....20
76,300 Continental Diamond Fibre 5
77,500 Continental Insurance..2.50
1
385,300 Continental Motors
274,200 Continental Oil of Del.....5
Continental
Steel
Corp.....*
76,900
16,470 Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
25
87,400 Corn Prod Refining.
Preferred. .............100
2,900
*
423,800 Coty.Inc
25
111,800 Crane Co
13,100
31,000
90,100
122,900
27,600
2,750
29.900
600
203,400
•
z
,
1,200
:
oref
Sale
117
Publlc'ns
23,300 Consolld RR of Cuba pref.100
•
449,700 {Consolidated Textile.
162,500 Consolidation Coal Co vtc.25
5% preferred v t c
100
31,520
358,400 Container Corp of America.20
...*
177,500 Continental Bak cl A
Class B
—•
620,200
Preferred
100
5,700
69,300
:
Prior
132
Sale
130
143
98
111*4 120
....._.*
Consol Film Industry
v
68
Commonwealth 8c Southern *
400
(
4,500
153,600
72,500
14,900
92,900
55,600
96,800
4,600
12,300
30,800
1,600
92
4,100 Congress Cigar............ .*
1,540 Conn Ry 8c Ltg 4% pref...100
*
32,900 Consolidated Cigar
Preferred
—.100
j 980
Prior preferred (4*4) .—100
1,130
290
10,900
12,000
203,800
5,500
„
Sale
27
119*4 121
35*4 Sale
42
42*4
1834 Sale
105*4 106*4
vv"'..*
Preferred
21-
25
23
160,400 Congoleum-Nalrn Inc......*
200
^
20*4
100
Comm Inv Trust
54,000 Conde-Nast
v
,
9.000
f
1st preferred....
47,200
290
f
2d preferred... .......100
Columbian Carbon
*
1,325,400
11,000
5,300 K
35,500
l
1,700
100
Colorado 8t Sxucbern
37*4 Mar. 22
"47" —III "47 *4
108*4
Sale
46
$4.25 con; pref ser of *35..*
6,000
664,000 Commercial Solvents.......*
,
"si/ 420,200
r
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp..*
84,800
25,500
2,600
164,800
127
108*4 Sale
38*4 Sale
90
20" "2934 "27*4 "29*4
58,300 Columbia Pictures Corp vt c *
6,900
$2.75 conv pref
*
1,118,300 Columbia Gk Kl common... *
11,000
6% pref series A........100
1,380
5% preferred
...100
10
138,000 Commercial Credit
5,800
4*4% conv preferred....100
230
!
90
50*4
100
—-*
58,600
7.480
4,560
19,000
10,500
15,500
2,200
282,800
3,200
78*4 Sale
84
122*4 124
56
57
20*4 Sale
10334 104*4
58*4 Sale
11234 114*4
100
5% conv pref
860 Colonial Beacon Oil Co
740
Sale
-
126
*
980
980
38
84
47
82
29,300 Cluett, Peabody 8c Co......*
440
Preferred....
......100
29,500 Coca Cola Co (The)
*
2,300
Class A
•
391,200 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co..*
Preferred
100
7,000
93.100 Collins 8c Alkman
Preferred
1,510
Sale
47
36
50
Special—
10854 Sale
111*4
Cleve Graphite Bronze (The) 1
60 Cleve & Pitts RR Co 7% gts.50
6,200
110
15,700 H
-
Cleve Elec III $4.50 ser pref..*
Mar.10
Jan.
4
81*4 Mar. 23
16
Mar. 22
20*4 Mar. 22
62
4
Jan. 11
Mar.
1
Feb. 11
Jan.
6
Mar. 4
Mar. 6
Jan.
14
Feb. 27
90*4 Mar, 10
18*4 Jan.
16
24
Feb.
5
103 34 Mar. 17 109
Jan.
5
10434 Jan.
5 135*4 Mar. 10
29*4 Feb. 20 3134 Mar. 5
22
Mar. 23
42*4 Jan.
17*4 Jan,
29
Jan.
5
5834 Mar. 17
24*4 Mar. 8
7*4 Jan.
10*4 Feb. 18
125
Mar. 23 146*4 Jan.
7
10
Mar.
23
61
Jan.
Jan.
4
4
9
4
19
2
12
26
Jan.
Jan.
2
8
76*4 Feb. 17
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
34
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
March
Jan. 1
Since
Shares
Sharer
28,200
6,200
9,100
1,100
103,100
7.200
212,500
12,900
2,000
11,9U0
290
920
12,200
43,100
9,800
67,900
1,200
1,400
2,100
3,100
6,800
1,400
Price
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
130
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc....*
con*
Preferred....... ......10®
40,600
2,400
107,500 Du Pont de Nem & Co (El).20
6,400
6% non-voting deben ..100
380
960 Duauesne Light 1st pref.. 100
174,700 Eastern Rolling Mills.
5
29,000 Eastman Kodak Go. of N. J-*
43,800
13,500
660
24,800
87,400
64,200
2,250
93,500
1,090
v
92*
8,000
10,000
14,100
15,800
21,900
3,100
Preferred..............100
55,000 Eaton Mfg. Co......
4
179,100 Rttlngon Schlld.....
—-•
199,000 Electric Auto-Lite (The)...5
11*
800
600
200
9,400
193,300
58,300
20,800
10,406
42,200
11,600
5,870
2,100
12,500
100
15,300
7,800
180
1,700
1,800
20,500
26,900
16,200
8,000
3,500
10,800
66",500
3,500
12,900
54,500
1,800
700
29,500
7,500
610
38.500
0
16*
119*
Sale
Sale
Sale
114
Sale
134*
Sale
162 *
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13,900
32,100
130
34,200
41,200
12,800
4,000
5,200
70
266,600
42,200
60,900
100
10
"If, 500
750
522,800
8,500
1,500
19,800
1,600
2,700
269,200
American shares.........
862,800 Blec Power Ac Light
48,700
$7 pref
26,500
$6 pref...................
33,700 Elec Storage Battery
60,400 tBlk Horn Coal Corp.......*
110,700
Preferred......—.—-...50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
...100
Preferred.....
Electric Boat
—
.......
115,200
490
120
171,600
8,800
421,400
9,200
24,800
5% preferred...........100
21,900 Engineers Pub Service..—.1
5,200
$5 con? preferred ......—*
3,600
{5.50 preferred
900
56 cum preferred
*
47,400 Equitable Office Bldg ....-•
272,400 Erie...
....a—100
115,800
First preferred
.......100
42,600
Second preferred.-'.....100
10 Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co_.50
33,300 Eureka Vacuum Clean
.5
Sale
Sale
36,850 Fairbanks Co
25
10,640
Preferred ............—100
44,700 Fairbanks Morse 5c Co.*
2,000
6% conv preferred——100
69,100 Fafardo Sug Co Porto Rico.20
80,760 Federal Light 4t Tractlon..l5
1,300
Preferred.......
a......*
9,406 Federal Mining Ac Smelt. .100
5,000
Preferred... •
-.100
195,600 Federal Motor Truck.......*
123,000 Federal Screw Works.......*
117,900 Federal Water Service A....*
17,200 Federated Departm't Stores.*
9,600
4* % preferred.....——100
33,700 Fidelity Phenix Fire Inl.2.50
10 Filene's (Wm) Sons Co——*
146,800 Firestone Tire 5c Rubber—10
9,300
Preferred series A......100
36,700 First National Stores
—*
185,300 Flintkote Co (The).
-*
V
12,400 Florence Stove Co.......—*
3,000 Florshelm Shoe (The) cl A..*
125,606 tFoilansbee Bros...........*
22,666 Food Machinery Corp new 10
1,490
4H% conv preferred—.100
......
113,000[Foster-Wheeler
_ ....
......10
2,610
7% conv preferred........*
43,300 Francisco Sugar Co
....*
640 Franklin Simon pref......100
155,100 Freeport Sulphur Co
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
Mar.
57* 57
111* 108* Mar.
Sale
11
Mar.
63
Mar.
Sale;
70
68
Mar.
80
Mar.
79
Sale
7* Mar:
78
Sale
84)
89.
•88
8*
Sale
Sale
Sale
24)4
....
-
...
310
Preferred
76,600 General Public Service.
44,200 General Ry Signal
250
Preferred.
*
*
..100
541,506 Gen Realty 5c Utilities Corp.l
29,500
Preferred
*
41,400 General Refractories..
*
8,910 Gen Steel Castings pref..
*
84,600 Gen Theatres Equip Corp...*
9,900 Gen Time Instrum Corp....*
426,560 Gillette Safety Rasor ......*
9,400
Convertible preferred....*
281,406 Glmbel Brothers...........*
12,800
50 preferred..............*
115,600 Glldden Co (The)
*
9,766
4*% conv preferred.....50
227,400 Gobel (Adolf)
1
164,460 Goebel Brewing Co
1
210 Gold 5c Stock Teleg Co...100
475,700 Goodrich (B F)
30,900
55 preferred..............*
1,064,500 Goodyear T 5c R
30,866
71,460
For footnotes see page 40.
♦
57 2nd preferred.........*
>5 preferred.....
...»
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75
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77
Sale
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117
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6
5
Mar. 10
111* Mar. 27
14* Mar. 4
60
35* Mar. 23 41* Mar. 11
103* Mar. 27 106* Mar. 5
Sale
46* Mar. 30 52* Mar.
Sale
40
Mar. 22 45* Mar.
Mar. 8
Mar. 22 55
52* 50
Sale
36* Mar. 18 39* Mar. 9
Mar.
Sale
/* Mar. 23
Mar;'31
Sale
51
Mar. 5 57
105*
S!1e* m
Sale
154
7* Mar.
26* Mar.
Sale
65
60
40* Sale
29
9
Mar.
Jan.
4
25
41* Jan. 25
45
Jan.
1 * Mar.
2
4
Mar. 17
Mar. 9
Feb.
9
38* Mar. 23
12
2
1
4
29
96
46* Feb. 17
Jan.
111
40
Sale
8* Sale
51
52*
50* Sale
124* 128
13
1.3*
80* Sale
29* Sale
112* 116
93
Sale
ft*
119
22
Feb.
Highest
36* Feb.
40* Feb.
.8
39
44* Mar. 3
111 * Mar. 15
15* Mar. 3
53* Mar.
130 i
120
90
20* Jan.
159
157
32
16
Highest
30* Mar. 23
36* Mar. 30
24* Feb.
6
Mar.
5
Mar.
6
Mar.
2
Mar.
5
Mar. 17
17
173
161
36
Mar. 20
Mar. 31
56
150
Sale
37* Sale'
106* Sale
51* Sale
43* Sale
Sale
"83""
Mar. 3
1* Mar. 2
3* Mar. 5
7* Mar. 3
16
Mar. 12
Mar. 16
120
178* Mar. 3
134* Mar. 4
113* Mar. 1
36
21* Mar. 29
Sale
10*
Sale
125
Mar. 4
Mar. 5
Mar. 1
Mar. 13
Mar. 8
Mar. 3
Mar. 2
Mar.
12* Mar. 29
29* Mar. 29
5* Mar. 23
4
Mar. 23
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
124 1
Sale
Sale
27
105
Gar Wood Industries Inc...3
68,900 Gen American Investors..—*
3,100
Preferred...
53,000 Gen Amer Transp Corp.....5
128,666 General Baking Co.........5
700
Preferred
•
188,700 General Bronze..
5
114,966 General Cable.............*
34,700
Class A
...—..*
9,000
Preferred 7%
106
20,300 Gen Cigar Inc
*
490
Preferred (7)
...100
826,700 General Electric......
*
138,400 General Foods
........*
419,700 Gen Gas Jt Elec Cl A
*
1,350
Conv preferred A..........*
t
150
Preferred A (7).
._.....*
230
Preferred A (8)
•
26,700 General Mills.....
_•
2,200
Preferred..............100
1,938,466 Gen Motors Corp,
10
22,260
Preferred (5)... .........*
6,966 Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
83,100
Common—
....—*
6,060 General Printing Ink.......*
2,700
New
1
16
Sale
110.
71,900 Gabriel Co (The) Class A
*
5,860 Gamewell Co (The)
..*
590 Gannett Co Inc conv 56 pf..*
116,966
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
24*
41*
44*
48*
12*
69*
53*
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
79* Mar. 10
42* Mar. 8
Mar.
Sale
103
79
112
Sale
4,686
;
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
215
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar. 17
Mar.
9
81*
80
10
..100
—-—*
2d preferred.^.*....*.....*
350
6% conv pref
940 Fuller Co prior pref
Sale
1
5
29
96
26
86
40* Mar.
1* Mar.
5* Mar.
23* Mar.
Sale
Sale
33* Mar.
39* Mar.
5* Mar.
22* Mar.
Mar.
69
Mar.
69 *
113
Sale
4
75
27
.....
111,800 Evans Products Co—
5
48,ODO ExchangeBuffetCSorp......*
90
86,900
5,900
15.600
1,770
14,200
1,900
76,000
2,100
95,500
4,200
21,600
2,800
37,800
29,200
3
—..'50
El Paso Natural Gas Co
8,200 Endicott-Johnson
110
24,700
10,700
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
620
400
Sale
Sale
Sale
111*
130
380
28,100
20,700
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
136
113
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9,580
320
220
16*
120
Sale
Sale
940
43,700
1,610
3
Sale
Sale
* 7
.Mar.
10* Mar. 1
60* Mar. 30
49
Mar. 15
32* Mar. 25
* Mar. 24
2* Mar. 12
6* Mar. 20
15* Mar. 29
116* Mar. 30
156
Mar. 23
132
Mar. 29
112
Mar. 13
14* Mar. 1
159
Mar. 19
157
Mar. 30
32 J Mar. 23
14
Mar. 11
38* Mar. 22
111* Mar. 1
12* Mar. 23
51*
33*
1
Sale
7,400
37,400
;•;>
1)1
h
45
11
Sale
W
Sale
Mar. 25
38* Mar. 23
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
39
40
3
^
411,500
60
6,900
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
30* Mar. 23
36* Mar. 30
24* Mar. 4
92
Mar. 23
22.
Mar.) 22
22* Sale
Sale
Eiec & Musical Ind—
52,300
332,600
14,100
Sale
Sale
CoIZZI-*
cl A..*
—•
14,600 Duluth South Sh k Atl—10i»
25,800
Preferred..............105
19.500 Dunhtll Int.
1
7,200 Duplan Silk...............*
•
Sale
26* Sale
41*
4,500 Dresser (S R) Mfg
11,700
Class B.
40
Ask
37
39*
Lowest
Sale Prices
March 31
Ask Bid
Sale
Sale
Class A
*
16,000 Dominion Stores Ltd-.....-*
370,800
March1
1937
Par
Diamond Match........
*
Participating *% Praf—25
Distil Corp-Seagrams Ltd...*
5% pref with warrants. 100
Dixie-Vortex Co..i———-*
24,100 Doehler Die Casting
103,500 Dome Mines Ltd
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCKS
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
April, 1937]
N. Y. STOCK
\
I
AGGREGATE
SALES
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
March
Share*
Shares
Par
15,100
i
520
;i
35,200
31,000
19,400
24;400
9,000
131,500
174,600
17,300
'
60,300 Gotham Silk Hosiery...... *
Preferred........-——10«
1,130
727,500 Graham-Paige Motors....— 1
Granby Cons M S 8c P—
2nd stamped new........ 5
306,100
121,900
61,900
62,400
29,900
294,900
396,300
54,700
50
37,000
210
457,700
8,000
65,500
2.670
17,100
14,700
112,700
,
1,060
9,500
5,600
34.100
1,900
170
27,200
v
<
'
2,800
,
i
400
620
i
,
14,300 V
;
130
11,500
240
17.600
1,900
59,200
•
500
160
7,200
1,500
'
240
^
2,800
17,700
62,500
24,100
^
5
'10
7,520
1,600
33,500
;
Grant (WT)
Great Northern It ore
*
prop. *
Great Northern pref- . . . -10«»
Great West Sug
......
Greyhound Corp (The) new*
10
preferred— ....
Guantanamo Sugar......—*
Preferred...
.....100
......
Gulf Mobile 8c Northern—10<
..........100
Preferred.
*
Gulf States Steel
,
Jan. 2
1937
March 1
Ask
Bid
11)4 Sale
9654
3 34 Sale
93
20
1154
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4554 Sale
45k Sale
2454 Sale
47
Sale
3754 Sale
Sale
145
52
34
1154
9254
454
4
Sale
6254
Sale
7354
80
14J4 Sale
Sale
66
144
62
15
:
54
78
33
3554
3454
3754
1354
14
2854 Sale
10554 106
10254 Sale
51
Sale
;
1054 Mar. 29
1254 Sble
454 Sale
2454 Sale
4154 Sale
43
27
i
44
Sale
5154 Sale
37
140
52
Sale
Sale
66
Sale
2654
106
Sale
133
6
Sale
10054 10154
1354 Sale
110
125
164
167
654 Sale
10754 Sale
Hercules Powder.......—.*
780
Preferred...—.....—100
129
63
6554
11254
Sale
12154
Sale
Sale
108
Sale'
Sale
54
1454
105
Sale
Holland Furnace.
—...*
4954
4,040
$5 cony preferred.........* 12054
89,900 Hollander (A) Ac Son...
2354
5
4254
78,000 Holly Sugar Corp..........*
30
7% preferred.———100 11354
425
11,700 Homestake Mining
...100 407
6,100 HoudalUe-Herahey el A —.*
4154
42
Class B—...............*
106,000
2454 Sale
Sale
14
Sale
654 Sale
10254 104
1354 Sale
116
Sale
110
115
14854 15954 14254 150
37
3754 3254 Sale
165
173
166
13054 Sale
12854
6554
67
6054
10654 11254 10654
Sale
Sale
48
107
2454 Sale
3354 Sale
11454
388
Sale
4054
41
113
47
108
Feb.
24
19
Feb.
47
Mar.
1
4054 Jan.
35
Mar. 15
13954 Mar. 31
63
-----
2551 Said
Mar.
2
1454 Mar. 30
3
Mar. 9
Mar.
5
4154 Mar. 5
1454 Mar. 25
1254 Mar.
454 Mar.
53
3254
3354
1654
2654
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
106
Mar.
1454 Mar.
6
34
Mar.
Mar.
3
4
5
1
Mar. 19
Mar. 10
2 105
1
5854 Mar. 5
29 13554 Mar. 13
Mar.
3
29 16
8 106
Mar.
1
7
Mar.
6
22
10254 Mar. 20 10954
15
1354 Mar. 31
11154 Mar. 20 118
149
Mar. 13 15054
3154 Mar. 29 3754
Sale
12854 Mar. 22 133
60
Mar. 13
6554
10254 Mar. 12 108
47
Mar.
1
4954
Sale
106
Sale
Mar.
3454 Mar.
2054 Mar.
2854 Mar.
Mar. 23 108
10354 Mar.
5254 Mar.
104
24
16
22
31
Mar.
3
Mar.
Mar.
5
5
Mar.
9
Mar.
3
Mar. 24 xl7554Mar.il
Mar. 18
Mar. 24 111
Mar. 2
Mar. 5
Mar. 16
Mar.
3054 Mar.
1
4 3554 Mar.
3 11454 Mar.
355
Mar.
Mar.
3 431
x37
Mar. 18 4054 Mar.
2254 Mar. 22 2554 Mar.
2454 Mar.
3154 Mar.
11454 Mar.
15
Jan.
12
554 Jan. 22
2734 Feb.
1
3
4854 Feb.
475s Jan.
2854 Mar.
8
5
8
4
5554 Mar. 10
2
Mar. 15 4254 Jan.
Jan.
4 14554 Mar. 2
Jan. 13 64k Mar. 10
Jan.
4 3954 Mar. 10
Mar. 3
Jan.
8 98
8
1454 Jan.
4 1654 Feb.
1154 Mar. 18
11
Mar. 9
434 Jan. 11
3
Mar. 5
Jan.
8
40
Feb. 27 59
13
Jan.
5 1754 Mar. 5
5154 Jan.
6 5954 Mar. 6
Mar 11
5554 Jan.
6 108
6
78
1354 Jan. 18
96
Jan.
5
434 Feb.
9
35
139
60
34
73
Mar. 29
1754 Mar.
166
3754 Sale
2354 Sale
Mar.
3
4
4
Mar. 23
5954 Mar. 6
Mar.
1 108
Mar. 11
52
132
Sale
Sale
-----
Mar.
2854 Mar. 8
5554 Mar. 10
3754 Mar.
1
14554 Mar. 2
6454 Mar. 10
3954 Mar. 10
98
Mar. 3
1654 Mar. 4
1154 Mar. 18
454 Mar. 17
170
2954 Sale
3454 Sale
403
Mar. 11
3454 Mar. 22
133
1554
,
14854 158
42
107
133
5,500 Hershey Chocolate.........*
4,300
Cony preferred...........*
2
Sale
12854 130_
1654
1654
107
10854
11,300
8
47
Sale
54
Sale
10354 Sale
3454 Sale
4754 Mar,
Sale
108
106
22
30
23
1454
5354
32%
5
2
654 Jan.
4
354 Mar. 2
2154 Jan.
4
3854 Mar. 22
53
Sale
Sale
Mar,
Jan.
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
3
24
11
17 Ys
1054 Mar. 29
1254 Mar. 9
9554 Mar, 19
4k Mar. 1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
34
5
954 Mar. 23
354 Mar. 2
2354
3854
4254
2354
1454
1154
354
3054
Mar.
354 Mar. 22
91
10354 104
5254 Sale
1554
Highest
Sale Prices
88
3354
3454
3354
3454
1854 Sale
28 34 Sale
107
Lowest
Sale Prices
92
Sale
354 Sale
85
43
56
Highest
Sale Prices
1154 Sale
35 54
90
Lowest
Sale Prices
.
95
81
1554 Sale
1254
13
5154 53
57
Sale
Ask
3554 Sale
""354 "354 "~334 Sale"
5154
March 31
Ask Bid
23 *4
4254 Sale
42
Bid
1254 Sale
654 Sale
454 Sale
2154 23
4354 Sale
4754 Sale
36,600
2,030
rjl"'
Granite City Steel.........*
4,400 Hackensack Water...... *25
1,110
Preferred A—...........25
135,000 Hall Printing.
.10
14,200 Hamilton Watch...........*
1,220
Preferred. ..........—1M
1,530 Henna (M A) Co $5 pref
*
36,900 Harbison Walker Ref
*
200
Preferred S%———..—100
30,300 Hat Corp class A.......—.1
710
*54% preferred——100
145,600 Hayes Body......——2
8,400 Hazel-Atlas Co.........—25
285,300 Hecker Prod Corp ▼ t c
*
1,300 Helme (G W)
—25
470
7% preferred
100
44,000 Hercules Motors—..—^•
2,600
:
series.....*
960
Preferred........
10®
110 Green Bay & Western RR.lOft
86,000 Green (H L) Co..........—1
620 Greene Cananea Copper—100
650
98,000
8,000
18,200
Grand Union Co trust ctfs-.l
Cony preferred
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
J
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Since
Jan. 1
130,200
35
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
3254 Mar. 24 3434
3254 Jan. 12 36
1354 Jan.
4 2054
2654 Mar. 31 31
105 54 Jan.
5 108
10154 Jan.
7 105
5054 Jan.
4 5854
Jan.
5
1454 Mar. 29
10354 Jan. 20
5k Jan.
2
101
Jan. 13
1354 Jan.
4
11154 Mar. 20
149
Mar. 13
3154 Mar. 29
129
140
Feb.
Jan.
8
7
Feb. 10
Feb.
Feb.
16
Jan.
22
18
Mar.
5
Feb. 26
1734 Jan. 11
10654 Feb. 10
8
Jan.
10934 Mar.
14
3
15J4 Jan. 25
126
166
Feb.
9
Jan.
6
3934 Feb. 11
15054 Jan.
5 185
12854 Mar. 22 13554
60
Mar. 13 6734
10254 Mar. 12 111
Feb.
3
Feb.
2
Jan. 21
Jan.
19
Feb. 25 5234 Feb.
5
4
Mar. 24 12054 Jan.
21
Jan. 27 3034 Mar, 9
9
7
17
3154 Mar. 4 4354 Jan.
7 11454 Mar. 3
3 11234 Jan.
Mar. 29
29 355
Mar. 4 431
47
8
106
5
3
x37
Mar. 18
2254 Mar. 22
41
Jan.
5
2754 Feb. 11
Household Finance—
.
14,400
700
759,50G
167,900
42,000
11,900
375,900
263,000
2,500
700
123,800
43,100
5,100
1,300
116,100
57,900
r t
Hudson Motor Car.......—*
Hupp Motor Car Corp.....10
254 Sale
Hudson 8c Manhattan—.106
—_—100
Preferred
760
22,100
101,400
12,500
35,000
60,100
610,100
30,200
59,600
175,100
910,800
337,000
389,400
65,400
15,300
136,100
5,100
655,900
141,700
272,000
225,700
687,300
300
104,500
90,800
274,400
2,700
194,600 Internet Paper Ac Power d A *
Class B.
......*
149,200
Class C.——.....*
521,900
Preferred..............100
369,600
18,600 Internat Printing Ink......*
Preferred..............100
1,280
4,000
22,400
108,000
400,100
337,000
101,600
13,500
6,300
43,700
2,400
112,900
75,300
,
600
1,240
3,370
1,220
100
1,750
2,900
3,600
;
:
12,700
1
765
186,300
25,600
520
,
3,000
4,700
.
130
1,500
27,700
280
141,800
1,470
<
7,000
100
71,500
5,500
9,700
6,500
110
15,400
12,400
360
294,700
39,700
6,700
40,200
6,530
32,700
1,000
;
23 54
RR sec stock ctfs ser A1000
Indian Refining— —10
Industrial Rayon Corp.....*
Rights.......
.......
I§4
Inland Steel——.
135
117
*
0% preferred..—......100
....*
Inspiration Cons Copper—20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc..—1
tlnterboro Rap Tran y t c 100
Intercontinental Rubber...*
Interlake Iron..........—*
Rights—..................
Internet Agricultural...—*
100
Prior preferred
Int Business Machines.....*
•
7% preferred...........100
Internet Hydro-Rlec Sys A. 28
Internet Harvester,.—
Internet Mercan Marine....*
Int Mining Corp
——1
Internet fflckel of Canada—*
Preferred
.......—..100
Int Rys of Cent Amer——..*
136""
Sale
Sale
5
1754 Sale
" Sale
Preferred................1
...........*
6,600 Jewel Tea Inc
55,800 fohns-Manville
Preferred...
100
1,640
Rights
249,200
:
8,515 Vones Ac Laugh Steel pref.100
16,400 Kalamazoo Stove Co.——10
.....
Sale
191
10554 Sale
157
1754 Sale
18
12
6
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
AL,
854
12054
84
9
Cony class B
...—1
Keystone St'l 8cWireGo new *
Kimberly-Clark......-...-.*
Kinney (G R)
.*
8% preferred.—...——*
Kresge (S S) Co
....10
Kresge Dept Stores......
1
8% preferred
240
.—100
■
Y
•
For footnotes see page
40.
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•
Sale
2
Sale
3454 Sale
58
60
6654 Sale
2154
2254
1854 Sale
3954 Sale
r254 Sale
138
140
13554 Sale"
5754 Mar.
16
3654
r254
135
"'i'-—
13354
12154 Sale 11954 Sale" 115
2554
3054 Sale
2954 Sale
554
554 Sale
554
554
1154 Sale
1054
1054 Sale
754
754 Sale
1054 Sale
22
2254 Sale
2654 Sale
54
>532 Sale
Sale"
754
854 Sale
51
54
Sale
5754 Sale
17854 Sale 15954 Sale 15954
Sale
10454 Sale
156
14754
1454
1354
15
1454 Sale
754 Sale
1654 Sale
1
38
Mar. 17
1
6754 Mar. 11
6954 Mar. 3
Mar. 23
1854 Mar.
101
15054 146
1254
Sale
754
Sale
Sale
1454
2554 Mar. 11
Mar. 22
1954 Mar. 10
Mar. 8 23934 Mar. 17
Mar. 1
r254 Mar. 1
Mar. 20 141
Mar. 2
Mar. 5
Mar. 27 137
Mar. 22 13154 Mar. 6
Mar. 22 3254 Mar. 9
Mar. 31
554 Mar. 8
Mar, 19 1254 Mar, 4
Mar. 1 1154 Mar. 16
Mar. 1 2854 Mar. 11
Mar. 24
54 Mar. 25
9
Mar. 31
Mar. 22
Mar. 24
5854 Mar. 31
Mar. 5
Mar. 31 185
Mar. 22 11054 Mar. 10
Mar. 2
Mar. 18 152
Mar. 22 1554 Mar. 2
Mar. 1 1354 Mar. 31
Mar. 22 1754 Mar. 9
3
265<
4854
Sale
88
Sale
107
Sale
20
Sale
24
2654
-
87
Sale
Sale
—
20
Sale
1754 Sale
10454 107
49
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
1254 Sale
31
Sale
107
10354 10354 106
128"" Sale"
44
Sale
27
4554 Sale
1354 Sale
3254 Sale
Sale
-
2754
Sale
4554 Sale
15054 Sale
126
6654 Mar. 22 7354
6954 Sale
12854 13154 13154 Mar. 24 133
17
Mar. 18
23
Sale
2354
1154 Mar. 3 1754
1754 Sale
8
Sale
854
654 Mar. 3
101
Mar. 15 11754
105
Sale* 11754 Sale
45
Mar.
1
45 ; Sale
5354
5354 Sale
110
Sale
11054 11154 1C934 Mar. 10 11154
9
9
754 Mar. 31
Sale
754 Sale
654 Mar. 4
754
654
8
754
8,
56
55
Sale
5054 Mar. 19
5154
52
Sale
20
Sale
27
28
Sale
13254 125
126
8054 Sale
134
Sale
12054 124
a
454
13354
4354
120
22
Sale
Sale
44
7754 79
14254 144
4254 43
3154 Sale
2554
26
10454 Sale
2054 Sale
1754 Sale
10654 Sale
40
41
33
Sale
1854
1954
1554 Sale
98
104
19
4254 Sale
6
50
2954
1054
120
Sale
12
654
7
6654 Sale
2754 Sale
14
13054 130
Sale
140
38
46
65
Jan.
Feb.
4
2
5
42
Jan.
Jan.
2
4
15954 Mar. 31
Mar. 22
Mar, 18
854 Jan.
4
654 Jan,
4
1454 Mar. 22
101
146
16
Mar. 17
6754 Mar. 11
72
Jan. 20
1434 Jan.
4 2554
1234 Jan.
4 2254
3654 Jan. 26 4054
254
154 Feb.
8
13054 Jan. 20 144
13354 Mar. 27 137
11254 Jan. 25 13154
2254 Jan.
4 3354
6
554 Mar. 31
1054 Mar. 19 1334
4M Feb.
5 1154
1654 Jan.
4 28k
34
% Mar. 24
Mar. 11
Jan. 20
Jan. 11
Feb. 17
Feb.
5
Jan.
21
Mar. 6
Feb. 23
Jan.
18
Jan. 20
Mar. 16
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
9
Mar. 31
5954 Feb. 11
189
Jan.
4
11154 Jan. 22
162
Jan. 18
1654 Jan. 29
1354 Mar|31
1834 Jan.
7
29 7834 Mar. 10
5
24 135k Jan.
23 2354 Mar. 31
24 1754 Mar. 31
854 Mar. 31
12
Mar. 31
6 117
41
Jan. 21 53)4 Mar. 25
109 54Mar. 10 11154 Jan.
6
6254 Jan.
k Mar.
1654 Feb.
10% Feb.
534 Jan.
9054 Jan.
131
3
754 Mar. 31
654 Jan. 26
4734 Feb. 19
5
26
1
Mar. 11
Mar. 1
2% Jan.
'
Mar. 13
4554 Mar. 29
3134 Jan.
90
Jan.
2
10
Feb. 16
854
5754
2834
4934
Jan. 30
Feb. 16
Jan. 25
Jan.
4
52
Mar. 11
Feb. 19
5 110
6
Mar. 30
Jan. 30
31
27
Mar. 31
36
Mar. 16
Mar.
1134 Jan.
4
2954 Jan. 26
10354 Feb.
8 107
1934 Jan.
5 2654
29
Mar. 23
Mar. 5
2554 Jan. 26 29
Jan. 16 12654
Mar, 10 12654 Mar. 29 121
7854 Mar. 22 28154 Mar.
134
38
30
2454 2454 24
103
105M108
1954 Sale
554
2254 Jan. 28
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
22
10
21
21
2354 Feb. 17
31
31
31
31
53
22
1
11
20
1254 Jan .
7
18)4 Jan.
4
154 Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
4
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar, 30
10354 Mar. 23 107
20
Mar. 31
2454 Mar^ 3
11854 117
22
2654 Sale
40
4154 Sale
62
4954
5
1754
9054
554
1554
Mar.
4
1 14854 Mar. 10
7854 Feb.
134
Mar.
1
Mar.
8754 Jan.
1 155
5
Mar. 29
Jan.
5
8
Mar. 18 12554 Mar. 25 120
Mar. 18 126
Jan.
2
12554 120
4% Mar. 1
634 Mar. 9
654 Mar. 9
434 Feb. 24
Mar. 30 13354 Mar. s 1 123
Jan.
4 136
Feb. 15
127"" Sale" 126
42
Sale
Mar. 10
Jan.
73
94
125
6054 Sale
1954 Sale
Sale
27
Mar. 10
4
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
1554 Feb. 17
3654 Jan.
8
117
Sale
Mar. 13
4554 Mar. 29 4854
4 52
10054 Mar. 25 107
1254 Mar. 31 1454
43 54 Mar.
13254 125.
42
44
26
5754
9054
1254
6234
8
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
Mar. 25
Mar. 2
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
Mar. 22
154 Mar. 31
65
.
Mar. 20
1654
9054
554
1454
2254
254
Mar. 22
2854 Mar.
6754 Mar
94
.
Sale
Sale
28
Sale
.
Kendall Co part pref ser A—*
Kennecott Copper
....*
Sale
8754 Sale
454 Sale
12
1354
2154 Sale
5754 Mar. 25
Mar. 2„
Mar. 22
9054
1354
79
454
1254
1954
1954 Sale
1254 Sale
654 Sale
47x
11054
11654
2054
21
4354 Sale
2954
31
16,600 Kaufman Dept Stores..S12AO
5
2454 25
16,900 Kayser(J) Ac Co
110
150 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf.101 104
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
Convertible class A.......1
17
39
19
Sale
93
Sale
6354 Sale
6954 Sale
134
13254 13554 133
<210 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B •
100
106,400 Kansas City Southern
Preferred. ............100
14,500
61,300
51,600
1,030
705,600
121,700
14,700
67,700
21,030
112,500
10,900
Sale
1854
103
152
160
954 Sale
654
654
Certificates..............*
754
Preferred..............100
5254
5,190
2654
7,300 International Salt.........*
*
12,700 International Shoe....
4954
32
39,700 International Sllrer——100
86
7% preferred..........100
3,665
12
998,100 Internat Tel 8c Tel........*
3254
63,900 Interstate Dept Stores......*
105
Preferred..............
100
1,130
1954
26,600 Intertype Corp............*
1
2854
17,200 Island Creek Coal
300
68
15
136
2354 Sale
554
554
Ilk Sale
5
43
186
554 Sale
1354
14
2054 Sale
2854 Sale
5754 Sale
71
1554 Sale
1354
1354
3754 Sale
,
,
Sale
68
Ingersoll-Rand—
Sale
83
254 .Sale
8% pref series A.......100
Leased line stock...... 100
...
188,700
8,200
„
Illinois Central..—......100
62
91
6454 Sale
454
454
1154
1254
1854 Sale
Howe Sound tot trust ctfs—5
250
,720
.4,980
16,100
66,500
16654 Sale
Sale" "1454 Sale"
c.25
3,100
3,900
V
6854 Sale
100
5% preferred—
455,200
12,700
1,980
:
9,750
104,700
150,500
214,400
14,300
246,400
,
Common stock new....—*
Houston OH of Texas
6554 Sale
Sale
854 Sale
6854 Sale
2554 Sale
1154
13
140
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
22 45
29 121
29
1
Mar. 3
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
24
4454 Mar.
22
22
35
6
Mar. 5
Mar. 2
Mar. 23
26
1 110
1754 Mar. 23
2054
15
Mar. 23
1754
10454 Mar. 22 10654
60
Mar. 23
6954
1754 Mar. 23 2054
3934 Mar. 18 4334
654 Mar. 8
954
6054 Mar. 9 71
25
Mar. 31 2734
1154 Mar. 19 1454
Mar. 1
Mar. 3
Mar. 1
Mar. 10
Mar. 8
Mar. 2
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Mar. 1
Mar. 3
46
Jan.
6
Jan.
5 121
Mar. 17
Jan.
4 29
Mar. 17
40
Mar. 24 4454 Jan. 16
Mar. 5
2854 Jan.; 13 35
24
Mar. 22 2754 Jan. 18
Jan. 14
103
Mar.
1 110
38
Mar. 22
117
201
1734 Mar. 23
15
103
2334 Feb. 11
Mar. 23
1954 Jan. 14
Jan. 26 10954 Feb.
4
5634 Jan. 29
1754 Jan.
6
3954 Feb. 23
554 Jan.
5
4754 Jan.
12
6934 Mar. 10
2054 Mar. 8
46
Jan.
Mar. 30
Mar. 31 2934 Jan.
1134 Jan.
6 15 54 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.25 147
25
£127
16
934 Mar. 30
71
2
16
13
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
36
SALES
AQQREQATE
yY-Yy"
i'
1,300
25,500
790
170
37,700
1,900
26,000
12,800
130
155,100
22,900
15,110
6,500
6,900
13,700
27,400
44,300
2,100
■
4,700 Kress (S H) 8c Co new
*
90,100 Kroger Grocery 8c Bale
...100
2,260 Laclede Gai
Preferred
.........180
Y
1,800
128,800 Lambert Co (The)—
.....— *
5,500 Lane Bryant.
145,700 Lte Rubber 8t Tire
56,900 Lehigh Portland Cemant. 25
4% conv preferred
100
2,140
43
:
3,100
301,900'
Lehigh Valley
120,900
58,510
20,300
26,200
24,900
112,600
238,400
9,600
7,600
Lehigh Valley Coal
Preferred
600
y:
4,900
17,800
5,400
16,500
400
140,000
37,300
45,600
5,800
14,000
30,800
V
Y'
r; : i 13,300
8,300
i,4oo
100
'
140
6,700
24,300
.
132,100
3,200
3,400
3,000
1,940
31,100
91,700
33,600
65,600
9,100
16,200
236,400
1,700
720
246.000
13,800
y
22,590
4,500
40,700
1,850
3,500
f
,
33%
131%
44
35
44%
53% Sale
14% Sale
65
7
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
2%
Marshall Field 8c Co
•
Martin Parry Corp..
•
19%
9% Sale
5
49
50%
19%
Rights
McCall
Corp.............*
Corp.....---—
tMcCrory
Stores new com
62
14% Sale
39%
48
44
50
106% 110
36
.1
18% Sale
—5
McGraw Hill Pub Co
•
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
McKecaport Tin Plate.
.
New....... .
...
*
10
McKesson 8c Bobbins...'....5
S3 conv pref..........
an Stores Co.
McLei
*
1
6% conv pref...........100
*
5
562,500
11,000
7,900
8,300
5,810
56,700
Minn Moline Pow Implem..*
4%
conv
pref
ser
B
100
Minn St Paul & S
¥ Mllllioo
Preferred. .............100
Leased llae.....«......100
Mission
Corp.............—*
Mo Kan-Texas
Preferred series A
tMissouri Pacific
-■
600
,
102
41%
23%
24%
39% Sale
100
41
87% Sale
100
100
Convertible
preferred—100
Mohawk Carpet Mills
20
Monsanto Chemical Wks-.IO
108
Motor Wheel..
.....
5
Mueller Brass Co
1
MulllnsMfft Corp
Class B...1
5,480 Nash Chatt 8c St Louis...100
......1
162,100 National Acme
10
68,700 National Aviation Corp
National
Biscuit......
10
272,300
7% preferred
100
1,600
42,300 Nat Bond 8c Investment Co.*
5% pref series A........100
4,500
156,000 Nat Cash Register.........*
55% Sale
72
Sale
14% Sale
25%
27
109% Sale
111
Sale
162
166
22%
Sale
77% Sale
57
Sale
49% Sale
78% Sale
106% 110
3% Sale
66% Sale
9% Sale
39
40
107
108
26%
146%
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
92
90%
35% Sale
41
Sale
22%
21%
32%
Sale
Sale
34
21
Sale
"22" Sale"
13%
Sale
35
14
52
79%
106%
3%
69%
9%
37%
10%
Sale
r% Sale
68
Sale
38% Sale
150
160
63% Sale
14
14%
43% Sale
44% Sale
108%
32% Sale
22% Sale
103% 110
42% Sale
25% Sale
40% Sale
85% Sale
30
Sale
96
Sale
90
79
Sale
82%
11% Sale
81
106%
Sale"
135" 145"
137
"39
45""
59% Sale
17% Sale
30% Sale
39% Sale
122
Sale
103% 106
105%
115
120
102
11% Sale
Sale
1%
2
3%
_
4
6
Sale
29% Sale
7 * Sale
25% Sale
3
Sale
7% Sale
31
Sale
97
98%
42%
Sale
22% Sale
99%
14% Sale
37
68% Sale
23
Sale
31
Sale
46% "Sale
119% Sale
104% 107%
107
Sale
116
119%
13% Sale
92% Sale
2
Sale
4%
4%
5% Sale
27% Sale
8
31%
4%
10%
37%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
64
Sale
45% 46%
65% Sale
3
Sale
34% Sale
93
24% Sale
"33% "34"" ~31% Sale"
Sale
27
29%
73% Sale
106% 108
17% Sale
98
60
61%
49
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
14% Sale
32
Sale
162%
33
Sale
100% 102%
31% Sale
Sale
Sale
21% Sale
16% Sale
32% Sale
158% 163
30
Sale
-97% 99%
37% Sale
Mar.
<
17% Mar. 1
27% Mar. 11
49% Mar. 10
Mar.
5 194
Mar. 15
3% Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
6% Mar, 24
7%
2
18
Sale
Mar,
5
Mar. 11
14% Mar. 11
30% Mar. 11
4% Mar. 12
118
18
7
27
I
ar.
28%
Sale
Sale
24%
9%
%
63
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 2
Mar. 31
11
"63% Sale"
15% Sale
46% Sale
81
Mar. 18
40%
13%
45%
16%
Mar. 19
14
13
19
11
1
3
3
2
1
1
17
11
1
31
64% Jan.
4
106% Jan.
5 110
2% Jan.
4
3%
56
Jan.
4
75%
6% Jan.
4
10%
37% Mar. 31 43%
106
Mar. 31 109%
22% Jan.
4
28 %
138% Mar. 30 147%
19% Mar. 25 28%
£88% Jan. 29 99
29% Jan.
4
41%
Mar. 30
Mar. 16
6% Mar. 24
20
Mar. 5
53
5
5
14
14% Mar.
4
29%
11%
23%
4%
10%
6% Mar. 8
13% Mar.
l
3% Mar. 29
19
Mar. 29
46
'§* %
v* m
33
9
Sale
Sale
30% Sale
6
10%
36%
92%
62%
40%
63%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
64
Sale
33% Sale
23
48
Sale
Sale
36% Sale
22% Sale
43% Sale
22
Sale
16% Sale
29% Sale
145
29
93
154
-
76
106
65
20%
40%
20%
15%
29%
Mar. 18
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
157% Mar.
Mar. 18
9
Feb.
4
15
7% Jan.
7
12
Mar. 30
Jan.
30
16% Jan.
11
11
39
Jan.
14
16%
29%
6%
14%
3%
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
20
3
17
13
29
20
Jan.
21
39
Jan.
20
6% Mar. 27
51% Mar. 4
30% Mar. 10
13% Mar. 10
Mar. 11
36
Mar.
8
Mar. 15
41% Jan.
8
155
Mar. 2
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 12
l
2
12
1
Mar. 22
Feb.
59% Jan.
12
41
43%
106%
30%
18%
98%
40%
23%
25 165
66
22
Mar. 23
23
15% Jan.
11
44
Jan.
5
45
Jan.
Jan.
13
13
22
2
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
7 111
16
36
Jan.
8
24% Feb. 11
25 106% Mar.
2
12
12
1
38
Jan.
3
81
Mar. 18
24'
Jan. 25
Mar. 15
5
40% Mar. 19
12% Jan.
6
Jan.
4
Jan.
27
54% Mar. 12
28% Jan. 19
42%
92%
42%
16%
Jan.
Jan.
19
Jan.
14
8
Mar. 24
Mar. 17
47% Jan. 12
8
Mar.
6 112% Jan. 14
Jan,
6 33% Feb.
1
Jan. 12 101
Feb. 16
Mar.
6
86
Jan. 13
Jan.
2
16% Feb.
9
Mar. 23
47 % Mar.
8
Jan.
Jan.
2 147
6 147
Feb.
10
Feb.
9
Mar. 11
41
Jan.
16
Jan.
Jan.
72%
26%
35%
48%
Mar. 5
Feb. 23
Mar. 10
Mar. 5
8
2
JanYi 4
Jan.
5
Mar. 29 122
Jan.
7 106
Jan.
2
Jan.
22
102
Jan. V' -4 120 "
Mar. 17
Mar. 10
114
Mar. 18 124
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
88%
1%
3%
10
3
4
4
27
17
8
17
Mar. 17
Mar. 11
Mar.
4
Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5
6
Mar.
5
1
Mar. 3
Mar. 15
Mar. 20
Mar. 19
Mar. 1
19% Mar.
71
Mar.
22 24%
18 47%
22 24
22 17%
23 33%
5 160
Feb.
5
Mar. 10
Mar. 30
Jan.
4
Mar. 24
Jan.
2
11
9
62% Mar. 8
58% Mar. 8
15% Jan. 20
63
Mar. 10
9
5
Mar.
1
90
Mar. 13
Mar. 12 108% Mar.
9
15% Mar. 22
Mar. 17
Mar. 11
% Feb.
Feb.
3
Mar. 22 '16%
92% Mar. 1 101
2
Mar.
1
2%
4% Mar. 2
5%
5
Mar. 25
6%
27% Mar. 1 33%
7% Mar. 1
9%
29% Mar. 22 34%
6%
4% Mar. 1
10
Mar. 1 12%
34% Mar. 22 38
89
Mar. 22 95
59% Mar. 22 69
41% Mar. 27 45%
63% Mar. 29 66%
2
Mar. 18
3%
31% Mar. 23 37
21% Mar. 23 24%
46
Mar. 23
51
31
Mar.
1
39%
91% Mar; 12 99%
29% Mar. 22 32%
2
Jan. 26
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
Feb.
8
Jan. 20
Jan. 13
74
Mar.
Mar. 18 124
Feb.
Mar. 11
X Feb. 11
60
Jan.
4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
87
Mar.
42% Mar.
16% Mar.
47% Mar.
13
9
18% Jan.
.
14% Sale
4
Mar.
4% Mar. 12
114
117
Jan.
2
Jan.
9
14% Mar. 11
30% Mar. 11
119
45%
3
3
23
36
Feb.
Mar. 31 132% Feb.
42% Jan.
5
50% Feb. 26
11 % Mar. 19
l
Jan.
33% Mar. 10
130
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
Mar. 3
Mar. 10
Mar. 16
114
67%
23%
34
9
16
15
I07"""MarYl i20"""Mar."if
127
"38""
Jan.
Mar.
81% Mar.
117
77%
13%
44%
Jan.
Jan.
115
90
58% Jan.
79
13
3
102
28
23
Jan.
4 137
Mar.
8
Jan. 16 21 % Feb. 11
Mar. 15
Mar. 12 175
21
23
Jan.
4
83%
52
Mar. 24
61
43% Jan.
4
53%
Mar.
1
171
Mar. 10
29. 45
Mar. 23 18% Mar. 5
16%
107
Mar. 12 105%
105% Mar. 6 107
Sale
27
Mar. 23 31
Mar.
2
25%
96% 99% Mar. 6 99% Mar. 6
95
77
Mar.
6 80% Mar. 17
Sale
77
Mar.
6
Sale
11%
12% Mar. 24 15
41 %
Sale
41% Mar. 23 47% Mar.
8
135
135
Mar. 11 137
Mar.
5 106%
136
Mar.
2 137
Mar.
1 117%
Sale" £36% Mar. 11 38% Mar. 9 £36%
Sale
66 % Mar. 23
59
72% Mar. 5
20
Mar. 23
Sale
16%
25% Mar. 10
Sale
31
Mar.
1
29%
35% Mar. 10
41
Mar. 23 48% Mar.
Sale
38%
5
Sale
Mar. 5 116%
116% Mar. 29 120
107%
103%
16% Sale
18
18
Feb.
36
Mar. 22 39%
37% Sale
157% Mar. 31 158
157% Sale
62%
63
61% Mar. 22 66
12
Mar. 23
12% Sale
14%
Mar. 23
41
42% 41
43%
45
44% Mar. 1 44%
108% 108% Mar. 24 109%
30% Mar. 16 33
31% Sale
19
Sale
18% Mar. 22 22%
100
Mar. 13 106%
98% 103
50
Sale
42% Mar. 1 54%
24
Sale
23% Mar. 12 25%
40
Sale
38% Mar. 25 41
Mar. 18
1
3% Jan.
18% Jan.
Mar.
3
3
Mar.
Feb.
24% Mar. 17
17
59
Mar. 27
Mar. 4
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar. 2
Mar. 3
46
4
6 203
159
4
£
6
15% Mar. 2
28% Jan. 18
100
Mar. 23
113% Feb.
4
100% Mar. 10 114
Jan. 28
Mar.
27
14
17% Mar. 1
27% Mar. 11
51% Feb.
1
27
67% Jan.
4
9% Jan.
2
25% Feb. 25
16% Mar.
35
14
21% Jan.
6%
51%
30%
13%
%
71
Sale
:
Mar.
2
Mar. 29
47
49
24
3
2
34% Mar.
Jan.
17% Jan.
2% Jan.
13% Jan.
8
37
4% Sale
38% Jan.
Mar. 2
Mar. 8
Mar. 6
Mar. 2
Mar. 31
Mar. 2
Mar. 2
Mar.
6
2
Feb. 24
Jan.
4
160
Mar.
Mar. 31 130
54% Mar. 22 62%
51
Mar. 25 58%
11% Mar. 19 13%
55
Mar. 22 63
5
Mar. 9
7%
Sale
15
16% Mar.
20%
56%
74%
15%
26%
110%
112%
Jan. 27
Mar.
9
Feb. 25
17
3
3
130
Sale
5
24% Mar. 17
1 137
33% Mar. 10
Sale
Sale
93
98
Sale
32% Sale
30% 32
76
Sale
82
Sale
106
108% 102% 108
17
Sale
18% Sale
71
Sale
66% Sale
41
Mar.
24
67% Mar. 23
13% Mar. 23
25% Mar. 24
100
Mar. 23
100% Mar. 10
159
Mar. 12 161
Mar.
22% Mar. 16 23
70% Mar. 23 81% Mar.
52
Mar. 24
59
Mar.
49% Mar. 22 53% Mar.
74
Mar. 22 81% Mar.
Mar.
106% Mar. 31 107
3
Mar.
5
3% Mar.
66% Mar.
1 75% Mar.
8% Mar. 22 10% Mar.
37% Mar. 31 40% Mar.
Mar.
106
Mar. 31 108
23% Mar. 22 26% Mar.
138% Mar. 30 146% Mar.
Mar.
19% Mar. 25 24
Mar.
90% Mar. 31 99
34
Mar, 22 41% Mar.
Sale
90
23
"45"'"41""
Mar.
18% Mar. 13
5% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
18% Jan.
23
29
22
29
Sale
15
6
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
14% Mar.
1
29% Mar. 10
11% Mar. 30
24
Mar. 31
4% Mar. 24
12% Mar. 29
34
16%
34%
4%
5
48%
50%
25% Sale
14
8
24% Jan.
27% Jan.
41% Jan.
20%
15%
24%
45%
Sale
35
Sale
14%
23
21
32
35% Mar.
15%
30%
12%
31
47% Jan.
22
1
20
12%
2%
40% Mar. 20
1
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
23% Mar. 10
32
25
13%
Mar.
23% Mar.
44
9
121
Sale
24% Sale
140% 144
21% Sale
90% Sale
38% Sale
24
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar.
20% Mar. 1
2% Mar. 15
13,% Mar.
1
106
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
21
194
194 f,
21% Sale
2%
2%
14% Sale
128% Sale
19
Sale
50
Sale
70% Sale
14
Sale
26% Sale
103
Sale
102% Sale
155% 159
22% Sale
72% Sale
56% Sale
27
6
2%
40% Mar. 20
22% Mar. 23
15%
26% Sale
46% Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
,
Sale Prices
14%
34% Sale
33%
130
131%
61
Sale
59%
54
56% Sale
13
13%
13%
60% Sale
61%
5%.
5%
7%
6%
Sale
,;y
VtC footnotes gee page 40.
Sale
26%
35
50
Sale
46% Sale
18% Sale
105% 106%
Mother Lode Coalition.....*
Morris 8c Essex
19%
"13% Sale"
Motor Products............*
«...•
121
13% Sale
43%
65
66%
1% Sale
(J) 8k Co..
195
20% Sale
2% Sale
13% Sale
44%
45%
17% Sale
66% Sale
Montgomery Ward 8c Co
Morrell
22% Sale
16% Sale
25% Sale
47% Sale
Lowest
31
Ask
"41% "41%
94
y.'V
PrftfArrA/l
Sale
-•
100
6% conv pref new
McGraw Electric Co
Sale
14%
20
Mathleson Alkali
32
32
39
5%
Masonite
Sale
14%
16
37%
14% Sale
24% Sale
4% Sale
10% Sale
44%
Sale
22%
188
March
Ask Bid
23
30
16%
904,200 Nash-Kelvlnator Corp......5
12,600
43,500
106% 107
2%
2%
57% Sale
6% Sale
41
43%
109% Sale
23
Sale
143% Sale
25% Sale
90% Sale
30% Sale
36%
...
140
Y 1,000
Sale
...100
100
Marlln-Rockwell Corp. (Del.) 1
preferred
Second preferred
2,910 ..: Preferred....
*
24,800 Munslngwear
*
12,930 Murphy Co (G C )....
860
5% preferred
.......100
234,300 Murray Corp of America—10
8,800 Myers (F B) 8c Bros.........*
6,730
146,500
2,240
46,000
,11.100
80,600
Sale
Preferred. ..—........100
Prior
Minn-Honeywell Reft Co....*
70,800
74,800
.
1.900
Y
1
Maracalbo Oil Explor
Marine Midland............ 5
Market Street Ry—.....100
13,300
1,010
165,900
234,200
71,100
196,800
100,400
40,100
640,800
6,000
1,490
675,300
39,900
84,490
4,500
90,100
;
2.1
5
629,800 •ilami Copper
185,700 Mid-Continent Petroleum.10
*
78,700 Midland Steel Products
First oreferred
.100
3,730
te 220 Mllw El Ry 8c Lt 6% pref.,100
240
,
,.100
5% guar
...—
T,806
,
Mod
850 Merch 8c Min Transp Co
63,200 Mesta Machine Co
14,600
91,400
86,900
28,900
1,360
;
......—.—*
Bros
.....
170
:
Mandel
,(
♦
118,400 Mead Corp
$6 pref series A
*
720
..*
12,100 Melville Shoe Corp
1
278,400 Mengel Co
5% conv 1st pref—.—100
2,900
Preferred.
,..-,,..*.100
8,760
7% pref ctfs of dep
100
2,610
.
4
22
,
30
210
Y
60
Sale
172
Sale
10
;
168
21
163
Sale
4,900
42,500
2,900
Y
Sale
18% Sale
58%
60
70
Sale
9% Sale
26%
27%
107
108%
40
20,900
;v
2% Sale
16%
16%
150
670
Y
39%
160
% Sale
Worki ....*
240
Y
38%
150
18
270
7% preferred.........-.100
...10
33,800 May Dept Stores....
*
27,700 Maytag Co (The)...
Pref with warrants
•
3,400
YyY
140
S3 preferred ex-warrants..*
$6 1st preferred ..........*
;
580
400
Y
Ludlum Steel..............1
44,400 Manhattan Shirt
13,500
6,100
27,700
3,800
5,200
219,800
6,800
26,100
'
*
Long Bell Lumber A-....---"
Loose-Wiles Biac_.._......2?
57,000
23,600
152,400
2,600
19,100
36,200
102,400
21,200
5,200
414,400
21,600
85,500
Y
l.oft Incorporated....
Lone Star Cement Corp
740 tManhat'n Ry Co.' 7% gu.100
46.300
Y; V
•
7% preferred...........100
19,000
:
-
——.....
Certificates of deposit-.100
30
.
Preferred
200
150,300
220,200
13,150
1,440
5,450
4,720
14,100
330,500
98,700
50,400
26,600
Sale
66
8,880
43,600
10,370
760
4,070
3,690
3,500
165,900
54,800
17,500
6,900
39%
Sale
14%
15 %
Loew's
200
14,300
V 4,800
i;:
46,200
38
18 %
54% Sale
43% Sale
*
Incorporated _..._..*
3,860
5,800
10,500
43
Liquid Carbonic..—...
Link Belt Co
....
370
;
—*
Works—.*
*
Lima Locomotive
44%
25 %
18
March 1
Bid
Sale
23
108
100
4,300 dacAndrews & Forbes Co.. 10
260
6% preferred.............*
-•
145,500 Mack t'ruck lnc
...•
114,700 Macy (R H) Co, Ine
21,000 Madison Sq Garden v t c—•
—10
33,200 Magma Copper
25,200 tManatl Su^ar.
100
•
;
Corp...........5
Tob com..25
Life Savers
Liggett 8c Myers
301,400
46,500
3,500
12,900
10,200
'
Llbbey-Owena Ford Glass...*
•
Llbby McNeill 8c Llbby
93,400
10
'
Lerner Stores Corp
23
<
Ask
119
Corp 5
*
910
5% preferred..
.....100
10
218,200 Lorlllard (P) common
Preferred. ...—.......101)
3,950
37,000 Louisville Gat 8r Rlec A..— .*
26,200 Louisville 8c Nashville..—100
2,200
,t.
80
—
Corn (The)..
tubman
Lehn & Fink Products
49,700
770
11,400
8,200
460
,•
-
*
"B"..
70,800
Preferred
2,700
i3,ooo Lily Tulip Cup Corp
117,400
16,700
55,200
250,700
3,000
390,200
144,000
257,100
63,000
r
1937
Bid
28,100
Y
Jan. 2
Par
Shares
Shares
1
Price
EXCHANGE
Jan.1 Y
March
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
Since
In
4
1
Mar. 3
Mar. 11
Mar.
9
Mar.
Mar.
3
2
Mar. 15
Mar. 22
29% 27
30% Mar.
Mar,
99% 99% Mar. 8 100
35% Sale £34% Mar. 29 38% Mar.
3
3
9
5
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan,
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
26%
6%
24% Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
4
16% Mar. 11
7 101
Mar. 10
8
2% Jan. 23
7
5% Mar. 4
2
6% Jan.
8
14 33% Mar. 27
2
9% Mar. 17
4 34% Mar. 8
2
6%
12%
4 40%
89
Mar, 22 101
53% Jan. 27 69
41 % Mar. 27
46
63% Mar. 29 66%
3%
1% Jan.
6
31% Mar. 23 38%
21 % Mar. 23
26
46
Mar. 23
51
7
4
30% Jan,
31
Feb. 23
91% Mar. 12
27% Jan.
4
70
106
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
Jan. 23
Jan.
18
Mar. 10
Feb. 17
Jan. 18
Feb. 26
Jan. 15
Feb. 13
Mar. 15
39% Mar. 20
99% Mar. 19
36% Feb. 11
Jan. 27
90
Mar. 13
Feb. 25 108% Jan. 26
15% Mar. 22
58% Jan. 23
20% Feb. 11
71
Mar. 1
17% Jan; I 8 £24% Jan.
6 47% Mar.
18% Jan.
4
24
Mar.
13% Jan.
4
18% Jan.
29% Mar. 23 33% Mar.
Jan.
157% Mar. 5 167
27
Mar. 22
33%'Jan.
99% Mar. 8 103%|Feb.
29% Jan.
5 38% Feb.
38% Jan.
28
11
9
21
2
18
13
3
25
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
March
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
320
400
45,900
3,260
302,600
3,000
128,200
600
320
497,300
7,300
34,000
198,000
75,300
8,500
48,000
40,000
8,700
9,400
800
12,100
59,500
39,100
4,000
14,500
8,100
3,200
4,300
150
1,070
112,300
6,700
1,405,400
24,500
18,400
4,500
1,700
3,310
3,280
<
,
Preferred
B.
2nd
..10®
...29
71
Supply of Del...25
Preferred
.........10®
67
National
Steel....
National
640
47,900
2,200
650
185,600
2,200
199,300
2,300
k
870
8,000
3,000
170
20
.
8,500
30,400
110
23,900
232,000
1,300
20,900
2,330
4,200
200
316,900
3,900
41,700
4,000
30,400
239,200
12,600
8,500
12,500
32,800
207,600
41,100
i >
4,200
19,500
9,300
37.200
4,400
6,700
207,900
1,875,400
.
4,300
//:.■'// 40
500
2,300
400
42,000
29,800
96,000
2,600
<
400
ftft
1,590
2,160
59,100
13,700
900
30
93,800
2,200
170
31,000
473,300;
4,600
10
Sale
Sale
105
24
Newport Industries Inc.
York Air
Brake....,
83
Sale
895*
45**
595*
Sale
41
97
jo®
5% preferred
105*
11**
22** Sale
10®
......
8®
.
128** 130
515* Sale
Sale
72
Sale
93** Sale
29** Sale
20
18
/l0/ft
"1%
NY Rys pf
JH
1*1
Shipbuilding
7% preferred........... ,100
New York Steam pref 4%
1V*
North Amer Edison pref..
...5®
8®
.TOO
Preferred A.....
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc._5
134
17
135
Sale
118
78
81
67"* ~70~
115
152
156
21** Sale
68
M
254
1055*
265*
56** 53**
Sale
145*
19**
405*
130
Sale
65*
Sale
38
34**
112
110
Sale
Sale
Sale
138
140
Sale
Sale
23
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale"
23%
Sale
188"
Sale
'|
Parmelee
Transport Co....
Pathe Film Corp
Corp;
Penlck At Ford........
Penney (J C) Co..:
Penn
Coal Ac Coke...
Penn-Dlxle
7%
62
•
10
99
5
*
preferred series A
100
Penn Glass Sand Corp v t c..*
50
Pennsylvania RR Co
Rights. U ................ .
People's Drug Stores lnc ...»
380 ■■''■. Preferred..............100
88,200 People's Gas L At Coke.-.lOi
'
28,400
13,600
1,900
4,100
1,700
181,200
110,100
227,200
7,300
1,000
9,130
7,670
249,600
57,800
10,200
*
Peoria At Eastern........ 100
Pere Marquette.......... 100
:
Prior preferred......... 100
Preferred.............. 100
Pet
*
MIIk....l............
Petroleum
Corp..........
Pfeiffer Brewing Co......
.25
Phelps Dodge......
Philadelphia Co pref 6%. .50
$6
preferred
Sale
Sale
35*
Sale
75
,..
JO®
274,200 Phillips Petroleum.......
5,500 Phoenix Hosiery....^...,
Preferred.
650
.
............
Pierce OH
Corp 8% pref.
84,900
744,800 Pierce Petroleum
16,500 Pilsbury Flour Mills......
24
Sale
40** Sale
50**
113
54
116
505* Sale
100
100
.
at
......
.25
82%
Sale
76
Sale
115
25** Sale
Sale
Sale
325*
Sale
Sale"
Sale
1
,
155* Mar. 22
19% Mar.
43% Mar.
36
Mar. 22
Mar.
85
i
6 134
Mar.
97
Mar.
Mar. 23
22% Mar. 25
Mar.
Mar. 23
26% Mar. 22
£31% Mar. 30
43% Mar. 24
95
.
22
22
20
Mar. 12
Jan./ 7
Feb. 10
9% Mar. 8
26% Feb. 25
6% Feb. 17
5% Jan. 23
15% Jan. 22
76% Jan. 22
Mar. 23 101
Mar. 12 272
105% Mar. 29 114
250
26%
53%
13%
97%
/ft/
/•/'ft
Jan.
23
Jan.
Jan.
2
3
14
9
Jan. 14
Feb.
3
Jan. 21
Jan.
8
105
Jan. 28
36% Mar. 11
53% Jan. 22
6% Mar. 3
Mar. 30 34%
57%
Mar. 31
17%
Jan.
5
Mar. 16 104%
93
Mar. 23
27%
51%
3%
28%
Jan*
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
4
8
4
23
17% Jan.
4
Jan.
4
IV4
Mar.
114/
Mar
150
Mar. 31
Mar.
26%
30%
36%
47%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
40
Jan.
18
22% Mar. 22
Mar, 13
Sale
Sale
995*
5
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
26
Sale
26
y43*i
*32
58
113**
595*
Sale
47%
Sale
43
Sale
r%
Sale
675*
59**
59
705*
Sale
113** 115
116
Sale
53%
Sale
Sale
11%
14
47
455* Sale
'
87
24
78
85
21
Sale
125*
56**
Sale
555*
Sale
54** *51
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
94
525* Sale
7** Sale
54**
58**
175* Sale
35* Sale
30** Sale
82%
Sale
23
20H Sale
19
98
Sale
91
6%
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
Sale
15* Sale
73** Sale
15
13**
83
76%
Sale
57
Sale
54**
61
19%
Sale
29%
Sale
23
24
23
1
23
31
Mar
Mar.
27% Mar.
6% Mar.
9% Mar.
23% Mar. 11
7% Mar.
Mar.
30 103% Mar.
25
5% Mar.
23
15
Mar ,22
v
7% Mar.
61
,
2
28
Mar. 31
75
Jan.
%6 Mar .22
63
Mar.
Mar.
57
Mar
,
16
.
Feb.
Mar.
28
28
Jan.
28
5
38
Mar.
Feb.
24%
5%
8%
14%
3%
52%
Jan.
Mar.:
Mar.:
Feb.
Jan,
Mar.
Feb.
3
Jan.
14
Jan.
20
97
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
17
Mar. 11
82% Feb.
87
Mar.
Mar.
85
Mar.
21
Mar.
91
25
21%
12%
59%
54%
95%
Mar. 11
Mar.
1
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
Mar. 11
6%
10%
1%
71%
14%
Mar. 27
75
Mar. 29
Mar.
1
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Mar.
6
52% Mar. 22
iH
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
1
17% Mar.
£% Mar. 9
Mar. 12
29
7
12%
2%
81%
15%
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
Mar.
5
Mar.
1
Mar. 10
75
;Mar.
6
58% Mar. 11
7% Mar.
3
59% Mar. 20
20% Mar. 11
4% Mar. 8
31
Mar. 6
Feb.
2
Feb.
1
Mar.
87
24
Mar. 27
8
23
Jan.
85
Mar. 31
9
Jan.
Mar.
3
90
3
29% Feb. 10
50% Mar. 17
Mar. 17
Jan.
19
25
Mar. 11
Feb. 18
Mar.
50% Mar. 22
26
Jan.
Mar. 18
£51
25
Jan.
84
Mar. 19
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. I
Mar. :
Mar.
Jan.
34
9
27
Feb.
6
Mar.
4
48% Mar.
5
Jan,
Jan.
7
8
Jan.
11
21% Mar. 11
13% Feb. 19
50% Mar.
59% Mar. 10
11
£
51
Mar.
90
Mar.
5%
10%
1 %
71%
13%
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
75
Mar.
49%
6%
58
16%
£ %
28%
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Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
IS
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6
Mar.
17% Jan.
Jan.
14
Jan.
8
Feb.
2
Jan. 12
14
1
3% Feb.
84% Feb. 25
20
Jan.
16
6
87% Jan.
58% Mar. 11
9% Jan. 20
74% Jan. 13
20% Mar. 11
4% Mar. 8
33% Jan. 18
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4% Jan.
'?v
'V
2
18
20
Mar. 10
17
Mar.
48% Mar.
Mar. 22
4
Feb.
Mar. 19
Mar. 25
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan*
..
Mar. 10
12
45
ifM
Jan.
Jan,
Jan. >
39% Jan.
%5 Mar.
49 % Jan. *
113% Jan.
48% Jan.
Mar.
2
14
12
14
Jan.
•''
3
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
:
1
20%
28%
%
4%
161
64
22
Mar.
12
Mar. 4
Mar. 10
Jan.
7
4% Mar.
7% Jan.
29% Mar.
50% Mar.
%6 Mar.
113% Mar 18 116
52% Mar .22 60
4 114
Mar.:
v
8-
Mar. 25
Mar.
ft/// /'>'•. i
3
6
Mar.
8
Jan. 26
13 200
19% Mar. 16 23
10% Mar.
73
Feb.
24% Mar.
Mar.
105
Jan. !
22% Mar. :
Mar.
26% Mar.
42
4
23 134
97
26
Jan.
140
Mar. 30 186% Mar.
205* Mar. 30 24% Mar.
Mar. 17
28% Mar. 22 32
% Mar.
% Mar. 8
Sale
695*
*
11% Jan. J
25% Jan.
21% Jan. J
26% Mar. i
£31% Mar. J
43% Mar. 1
34% Mar.«
142% Mar. I
161
5% Mar. 22
22% Mar. 31
65% Mar. 10
26% Feb. 16
114
Feb. 13
19% Mar.
1
45% Jan. 21
5
Mar. 18 140
Jan.
76
Sale
Sale
14
Mar.
65*
5%
25
60
20 %
Sale
4
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
75
Mar.
40
Jan.
Mar.
525*
Sale
53%
18%
110%
13%
35%
127%
16%
Mar.
Sale
84
Jan.
31% Mar. 19
21% Mar. 20
12% Jan. 22
Jan.
107% Mar. 16 110
2
Jan*
4
4% Mar.
Jan.
14% Mar.
4
Mar. 23
1
Mar.
81%
90 '
82% Mar. 31
8 109%
1095* Mar.
59**
99**
5**
10**
68
27
53
4% Jan. 13
11% Mar. 22
70
Jan. 20
3
185* Sale
6** Sale
22**
5
68
55*
85*
85
,
11
Mar. 12 137
2
1 % Mar. 23
97
97
Feb. 10
137
22% Jan.
10% Jan.
11% Mar.:
2% Jan. :
25% Mar,
55* Mar,
8% Mar,
17% Mar,
5% Mar,
525* Mar,
98% Mar
45* Mar,
9% Mar
66% Mar
-
8
24% Mar.
Mar. 31
70
4 114
1 200
167% Mar.
19% Mar. 16 £21%
68
Sale
81
85
1
Mar. 9
127% Mar. 18 138
1
19% Mar.
24% Mar. 8
Sale
15
53% Mar. 29
3
6% Mar.
22% Mar. 31
65% Mar. 10
24% Mar.
1
26*1
Sale
1
39% Mar. 10
27
Sale
Mar.
2
38
15*|
Phillips Jones Corp.......
..........
7** Sale
62** 67**
ft
Mar.
Sale
*
...
__
Preferred
Sale
Sale
9
4
Sale
Sale
65*
9
Mar.
17% Mar. 1
1
565* Mar.
195* Mar. 30
385*
lio
{Phlla Rapid Transit Co.. .50
7% preferred..
... ,.50
Phlla At Reading C At I
•
80
63
Sale
Mar.
Sale
265*
4
Mar.
Sale
87**
42
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
345* Mar. 22 40
Mar*
142% Mar. 31 150
Mar. 22 145
Mar.
143% 140
Mar.
25% Mar. 2 29
275* Sale
11%.Mar.
10% Mar. 23
10** Sale
11% Mar. 22
15% Mar.
13
155*
Sale
148
955*
6**
12**
15*
815*
...........
Philip Morris At Co
9** Sale
14**
15
3** Sale
..*
Cement
Sale
6**. Sale
*
._*
Patlno Mines At Ent Cons ..*
Peerless
26
Mar. 15
22
245*
30
A
65*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 23 101
6
Mar. 22
36% Mar 11
36
Sale
4** Sale
Sale
30%
56%
16%
Mar. 16 102%
225*
\lHSale
43*|
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 22
Sale
31
Mines....
93
31%
52%
45*
33
Mar. 12 262
Mar. 29 110
4
Jan.
Mar. 17
41% Jan. 18
98% Feb. 10
55% Mar. 17
72
Mar. 17
37
25% Jan.
Jan.
5 135
4
Mar.
5
Feb. 25
Feb. 13
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
18
2
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Utah Cons
250
29% Mar. 23
20% Mar. 23
8;
Mar. 23
Jan.
255*
185
1
Jan.
Mar.
4
4
14 100
Jan.
5% Jan.
16% Jan.
14
85
Mar.
Jan.
Jan,
Mar. 23
9% Mar.' 8
Mar. 30
26% Mar. 3
Mar.
1 * 6% Mar. 17
37
Sale
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
Mar. 3
6
129% Jan.
11% Mar. 22
36% Mar. 12
Sale
6
Jan.
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
Mar. 1
Sale
40
41
83
Mar.
Mar.
114
1125*
1675* Sale
20** Sale
47**
40
Mar. 17
1
ftft'/ft/ftf/'/
Sale
I
Parke, Davis At Co.......
*
Parker Rust Proof Co....2.50
Sale
Sale
22%
Park
5%
134
3**
68**
Rights
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
8,100
41,500
1,049,300
32,000
36,700
75,100
135,600
381,000
196,000
II,800
58,500
45,500
232,500
16,000
42,200
378,200
1,875,400
10,500
Sale
97
124
87
6
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
33% Mar. 29
78% Jan. 18
Mar. 17
1
9
5% Mar.
11% Mar. 22 14% Mar. 2
Mar.
Mar. 17
70
75
3
69
Mar. 30
Mar. 23 100
Sale
95
109% 107% Mar. 16 109% Mar. 2
Sale
4% Mar. 3
2% Mar. 1
325* Sale
53
53**
174
Park Ac Tilford
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
22
Mar. 17 132
54
105
Mar.
Mar. 12 137
2
15* Mar. 23
53**
45*
26**
.
160
137
1%
Mar. 11
18
130
102**
100
.
Sale
134
Sale
Sale
.
9**
11%
50%
54%
103%
111% 1055*
Sale
26%
Sale
53%
Sale
135*
97%
1005* Sale
Sale
408** 120
26 J* Sale
.
1
8
8% oreferred
..10'
9,380
15,500 Paraffine Co Inc.
4% conv preferred......l00
700
.,..1
1,721,200 Paramount Pictures
1st preferred............100
56,100
2d preferred..........10
216,500
.
6
Mar.
21
100
Sale
148** 151
103,000
802,500, Packard Motor Car
4,5001 Pan Amer Pec Ac Trans .....5
97,200 {Panhand Prod At Kef.....*
Mar.
110
145
.10
Pacific Western Oil
121 % Feb.
94
29
22
14
18
18
Mar. 16
Jan.
15
Mar. 16
Mar. 23
22
Jan.
Mar. 31
6
44% Mar. 1 55%
58% Mar. 2 72
91% Mar. 24 100
29% Mar. 23 31%
20% Mar. 23 21%
8
Mar. 23
10%
Jan.
61% Jan.
14% Jan.
2% Jan.
26
22
5 13%
23 .57%
64%
1
29 109
Mar.
82
17
3
Mar. 11
26
123
19
8
11
14
9
28
2
Jan.
55% Mar. 4
64% Mar. 10
ft*
Jan.
Mar. 31
9% Mar. 22
12
Mar. 18
50% Mar. 23
4
Mar. 25
1
Sale
30
; Sale
33** Sale
lfl®
Preferred
Sale
Mar. 31
Jan.
1
5
Mar.
267
18**
565*
245*
4
Mar. 16
66
109**
295*
55**
15**
1025*
98**
31**
31**
1
12% Mar.
% Mar.
94% Mar.
5 171
6 150
Mar.
Mar. 12
56% Mar.
2
5* Mar. 25
845* Mar. 22
5
Sale
Sale
17 J* Sale
55** Sale
18** Sale
100**
14**
15
365* Sale
Jan.
"12% Sale"
76
98 %
3
260
.....
Norwalk Tire At Rubber-
Sale
2** Sale
555*
14** Sale
02** 105
01
103**
275* Sale
52**
3**
3**
28
29**
Mar. 27
2 148
Mar. 12
Mar. 31
8** Sale
21**
5**
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
Sale
109
269
Mar.
£44
Feb.
Mar. 17
Mar.
3
94
99**
Sale
55
North American Aviation. ..1
Sale"
Sale
5
145*
12** 114
80
.......
A&
8**
245*
5**
75
31
,*»•«.«*
6% preferred....
Sale
ifi*f;
95
12** Sale
260
.......100
American..
Preferred
Sale
70** Sale
97
100**
110
7% 1st preferred.......
{Norfolk Southern
10®
Norfolk At Western.......100
Preferred..
Sale
16** Sale
4**
5**
N Y Ontario At Western. .10®
North
Sale
137
""I**
100
{N Y N H Ac Hartford.... i0®
Convertible preferred., 100
N Y
105*
21**
131** 138** 130
,.50
10% preferred
87
Sale
N Y City Omnibus Corp.,
Purchase warrants.....
New York Dock
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
84
75
42** Sale
82** 83**
38
33% Jan.
35
38
29% Mar. 4
34% Mar. 30
26
Sale
108
36** Sale
N. Y. Chicago 8r St Louis. 10®
Preferred series A..... 100
Jan.
1 £44 ' Mar. 11
5 165% Mar/10
23** Jan.
5 26%
£109% Mar. 2 112%
Mar. 11 109%
Jan. 27
24%
Jan. 28
10%
595* Mar. 31
Mar.
6
103% 103% Mar. 29 107.
26
Mar.
3
37
Mar. 17
34
35%
33% Mar. 29 38% Mar. 2
34** Sale
37
New York Central
720
,14,000
5,600
5,800
Sale
19
2d preferred
*
10,090
13,200 Pacific Finance Corp (Cal).10
Pacific bai A Elec
j*
134,400
77,200 Pacific Lighting Corp
-*
39,600 Pacific Mills
2,320 Pacific Teleph At Telegr..l00
950
126
107
....
1
12,520 Pacific Coast.............10
First preferred...........*
8,100
1,800
56,500
26,200
11,400
125
123
15
109,200
4,080
2,550
3,180
875*
91** Sale
Sale
66
10®
260 Outlet Co................ Preferred.. ............100
20
25
19,400 Owens.111 Class Co..
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
645,000 Otis Steel..........
Prior preferred
.....^ 0®
1,920
$5.50 conv 1st pref
*
24,800
5,500 Outboard Marine Ac Mfg
ft;
.
88^
5*
Sale
44,400 Oppenhelm Collins At Co.
79,400 Otis Elevator............ .*
700 >4%'preferred..^..'i..**»;' 10
100
Sale
61
.
35
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 12
59
.
Highest
Sale Prices
IH
57
.
229,100
Sale
Newberry Co (J J)......
590
5% preferred series A.. 100
600
350
Sale
12**
54
{New Orl Tex At Mexico
Lowest
Sale Prices
52** Sale
115* Sale
Sale
56**
Sale
*
851,500 Ohio Oil Co (The)......
87,000 Oliver Farm Equip new.....*
*
357,300 Omnibus Corp lie (The)
23,600
.
Sale
■-
12",300
34** Sale
36
39** Sale
155** 165** 157
164%
146** 146** 147** 150
Sale
10®
693,900 Northern Pacific
810 Northwestern Telegraph..80
382,900
29,200
43,500
132
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
10**
12**
225,400
2,120
90,400
69**
Sale
Sale
55
.....
980 Northern Central.
430
311,400
■
26
Sale
III
Sale
IV*
36
56
235,100
213,400
74,200
27,600
118,500
1,420
1,470
1,500
107,200
6,700
1,100
551,600
9,400
779,400
5,500
150
150
Lowest
24** Sale
23% Mar. 8 25% Mar. 13
24** Sale
112**
111** Sale
2109% Mar. 2 112% Mar. 11
Mar. 11 108% Mar. 19
108** 1085* 108** Sale" 107
215* Sale
20% Mar. 24 24% Mar. 9
23** Sale
8
Sale
Sale
Mar. 27
9
9
Marri 1
55
New
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Sale Prices
31
Ask
10** Sale
12** Sale
Tea Co..
National
10 N Y Lack & West Ry Co..
450
32
March
Ask Bid
Bid
Nelsner Bros
10
43,900
27,000
9,000
21,600
Sale
56**
57**
11** Sale
1%
1%
% Sale
88,100 {N Y Investors Inc......
58,966
Sale
43
1st pref... 10®
preferred
19
28 %
29
34% Sale
65 %
Nat Power Ac Lit ht
Nat Rys of Mcz
Ask
23% Sale
108% 111%
107
107 %
...
300 New York Jt Harlem
23,100
210
Bid
Natomas Co.............
2,070
459,200
21,000
2,121,800
71,900
52,900
4,500
I,700
18,090
18,170
140
10
March 1
1937
Par
...101
♦
59,700 Nat Mall & St Cast's Co
12,200
76,200
'
Price
Jan. 2
790
37
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCKS
n. y. stock exchahoe
276,500 Not Dairy Prod Corp ....
790
7% preferred data A... IIoo
7% preferred class B... ,.100
1,550
154,000 {National Dept Stores..,
::io
6% preferred
31,100
470,600 Nat Distillers Products.
10,900 Nat Enamel 8c Stamp...
213,000 National Lead new........ 10
Preferred A............100
1,600
107,600
.
STOCK
N. Y.
April, 1937]
38
N. T. STOCK
aggregate
*
sales
Since
March
Jan. 1
4,300
1,300
94,600
17,400
4,720
1,800
350
62,700
20
12,590
T,700
82,400
1,000
18,400
9,900
6,100
12,900
67,800
4,400
3,600
26,400
>
530
50,400
2,700
2,400
300
300
320
7,600
'
100
Preferred
Pitta Term
780
6% preferred
......100
392,600 Pittsburgh United........25
Pref cony
6,260
100
18,650 Plttsb 8c West Virginia—100
10 Pitts Youngs & Ash 7% pf 100
12,800 Plttston Co (The)..........*
178,500 Plymouth Oil..
5
2,600 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
87,900 Poor 8c Co class B_.__..._..*
36,400 Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl A...*
22,400
CI 888 B
•
121,500 t Postal Teleg Ac Cable pref100
250,700 (Pressed Steel Car com Newl
18,000
5% conr 1st pref
5
19,400
5% cony 2d pref......
50
116,000 Procter &c Gamble......
*
1,250
Preferred 5%
..100
129,600 Pub Ser Corp of N J common *
9,600
$5 preferred
6,800
6% preferred.
100
1,400
7%
100
......
.
900
_
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
March 1
1937
360,400 Pittsburgh Screw It Bolt...*
40,900 Pittsburgh Steel Co........*
9.890
Preferred ..............100
$ &?'■
PRICES IN MARCH
I-
Price
Shares
Par
720 Pirelli Co of Italy Am ghi
15,600 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...100
6,900
6% preferred.
100
40 Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic...100
*"""90
-V
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Shares
80
\
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
:
•
.
preferred
100
Bid
Ask
53
56
Bid
March
:/... Ask Bid
55
58
1834 Sale
15
Sale
15
73
61
Sale
6634
77
173
188
184
13 34 Sale
2834 Sale
10834 Sale
33
112
5234 Sale
Sale
73
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Lowest'
31
Ask
Sale Prices
61
Mar.
Mar.
4
50
1734 Mar.
663a Mar.
6
6
60
55
5234 Mar. 31
1434 Mar. 23
1
166
334 Sale
22
30
334 Sale
108
110
3134
34
175
17434
Sale
Sale
3
334
1934
2034
734 Sale
120
18
111
234
1834
7
130
3734 Sale
Sale
3934 Sale
42
Sale
234
2334
Sale
125
Sale
Mar. 23 185
20
Mar.
6
Mar.
8
43
Mar.
1
Mar. 22 122
Mar.
8
1634 Mar. 22
33
106
3
Mar. 13
2034 Mar.
2
6
129
Mar. 22
Mar.
373* Mar.
6
8
Mar.
4
4734 Mar.
5
4 129
1
175
103
2734 Sale
18
2234
2634 Sale
834 Sale
254
234
1034
H34
2734 Sale
2734 Sale
70
v:,
71
Sale
56
11534 11834
4734 Sale
10734 HO
120
12234
134
140
154
159
Sale
25
19
20
'
2934
934
2 34
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
Sale
2834
2834
7634
6134
11734
4734
10534
12034
Sale
Sale
7834
Sale
11834
Sale
Sale
Sale
130
13934
15234 155
234
3
2734 Sale
167
""234 Mar."29 ""3" "Mar." 16
20
Mar. 22
21
Mar.
3
2834 Sale
834
834
234 Sale
1134 Sale
27
Mar. 22
3134 Mar.
934 Mar.
8
1
27
2534 Mar. 22
20
2634
71
Sale
Sale
2734
Sale
734 Mar. 22
234 Mar. 10
ll
Mar. 30
26
Mar. 30
70
Mar. 30
6034
11434
4534
10334
1x934
5634 Mar. 22
Sale
11434 Mar. 25
Sale
43
Mar. 12
Sale
10534 10034 Mar. 23
11934 Mar. 25
121
130
134
156
151
130
152
234
2434
1834
2534
734
234
2834 Mar. 31
2434 Mar. 22
3
Mar.
1334
3034
3034
8134
6234
11834
4734
10534
12134
13734
2
Mar. 6
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
Mar. 6
Mar. 2
Mar. 4
Mar. 1
Mar. 1
Mar. 6
Mar. 15
Mar. 22
Mar. 24 15534 Mar.
16
1834 Jan.
2
7634 Jan.
22
Feb. 16 175
Mar. 23 190
Jan.
2
27
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
Mar.
8
Mar. 10
4
8 28
2
834
4 13734
7 4734
12
Jan.
12
Feb.
Jan.
16
12
2834 Jan.
22
3
21
Feb.
22
3334
1134
334
1534
3134
Feb
4
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Jan. 20
Feb. 11
27
31
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
1034 Jan.
2534 Mar.
2534 Jan.
20
22
4
5
67
12
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
1
Jan. 30
Mar.
5
16 167
Feb. 17
7
Mar.
43
26 122
Mar. 22
Feb.
5
18
20
234 Feb. 18
2034
334
10734
3134
1
170
"234 "234 "234 "234
Feb.
1334 Jan.
2434 Jan.
Mar. 10
334 Mar,
2334 Mar.
834 Mar.
9
1434 Mar. 23
165
1734 Sale
Jan.
Highest *•
Sale Prices
56
Feb. 17
8
10
130
Mar. 22
Feb. 11
15
4
5234 Jan. 21
11234 Feb.
8
12834 Jan. 21
14034 Jan. 20
9 152
Mar. 24
16234 Jan, 25
111
Mar. 10
86
5534 Jan.
4 6534 Jan.
11434 Mar. 25 11834 Jan.
43
Mar. 12
10034 Mar. 23
119
Feb.
25
Public Service El 8c Gas—
400
50,500
292,900
2,540
1,600
61,000
3,900
627,700
1,200
135,400
1,111,600
V
91,800
7,100
8,900
700
300
10,500
30
16,800
2,200
10,800
1,200
108,400
2,900
140
238,600
1,347,700
6,200
7,900
63,500
6,600
U *
J«
;
V
880
440
14,900
800
~
8,500
69,800
'
400
100
1,300
,
2,800
2,700
2,700
70,200
34,900
•*/:
41,500
890
:
>
1,902,000
23,000
94,900
4,600
V
31,500
9,400
2,330
492,690
96,400
34,600
81,500
-
■
47,600
4,600
133,000
60,000
5,900
54,200
i,5oo
7,550
11,400
6,000
9,500
421,400
900
79,900
36,600
100
v
200 Rhine Westphalia El & Pr—
8,700 Rltter Dental Mfg
*
16,700 Roan Antelope Cop Mines..
8,800 Ruberold Co (The) cap stk--*
11,200 Rutland RR. pref.....
100
•173,900 St Joseph Lead
10
130,000 (St Louis-San Francisco. 100
204,000
Preferred
.100
4,240 (St Louis Southwest
...100
...
630
24,800
247,700
297,100
61,300
100
16,600
1,390
^ 190
41,500
3,100
............100
Preferred
Safeway Stores............ -•
Preferred
(5)...........100
Preferred (6)
100
3,340
Preferred (7)
100
71,000 Savage Arms Corp
.....*
222,296 Schenley Distillers Corp....5
II,900
5>4 % preferred...
...100
140,200 Schulte Retail Stores
1
29,900
8% preferred .........100
10,440 Scott Paper new
._._*
492,690
520
400
68
Sale
Sale
20
112
Sale
103
10534 103
Sale
2034
1634
Sale
1134
Sale
102
Sale
7634
Sale
834
Sale
3234
Sale
4134
45
50
9834 100
1834 Sale
1734 1834
1134 Sale
100
78
Sale
23
1734
1134
100
Sale
834 Sale
3734 Sale
40
4234
4734 Sale
42
4634
1134
1234
75
83
3 7
334
Sale
5
2834 Sale
........
.
520
3,000
38,800
3,800
5
17,800
Convertible preferred-.100
16,400
6% conv prior pref ser A 100
140,900 ttevere Copper 8c Brass
5
14,400
Class A...........
10
3,540
Preferred
W1
I,320
5K% preferred
.....100
51,200 Reynolds Metals Co........*
1,200
5H% conv. pref..
100
31,900 Reynold* Spring Co New
1
185,800 Reynolds (RJ)Tob cl B
10
600
Class A
10
nog
11234
Sale
99
3934
7834
12834
9234
2634
10634
3034
5634
Sale
Sale
132
9534
Sale
113
Sale
Sale
7734
834
3434
4334
4734
4134
4234
Sale
11
75
60
3 34
Sale
24
27
2034 Sale
Sale
112
93
106
834 Sale
*
Seagrave Corp (The).......*
Sears, Roebuck 8c Go
.*
Inc....'.^i,.i.^ii,.».l
Servel
Shattuck
(G F>
Sharon Steel Corp
$5
cony
....
preferred......
Sharp & Dohme
.....
Shell
•
Union Oil
Convertible
preferred-. 100
Silver King Coalitlon_......5
Simmons Co....
Slmms Petroleum
10
Skelly Oil Co..
25
Sale
2734 Sale
107
125
834 Sale
4734 Sale
834
5434
Sale
434
1034
3
634 Sale
1334 Sale
2834 34
4234 Sale
9834 Sale
110
Sale
11134
1434
4334
9434
113
Sale
Sale
Sale
23k Sale
17
71734
1734
3034
4334
10134
11034
11134
2534
Sale
8
83
Sale
2834 Sale
62
6334
4234 Sale
2734 Sale
Sale
103
Ac Co pref 100
......
IV*
86
47
42
4134 Mar. 13
934 Mar. 12
70
Mar. 22
70
334
2634
1834
3434
2334
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
105
5
Mar.
5
9
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
Mar.
-
41
110
Sale
11034 Sale
26
Sale
4834
Sale
98
Sale
234 Sale
21
Sale
4134 Sale
r9Xt Sale
134 Sale
62
7
Mar.
Mar.
3 140
Mar. 30
5434
334
834
1634
Mar.
1
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
35
Mar.
40
Mar. 25
87
2834 Mar. 22
1534 Mar. 11
Sale
111
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
38 34
3 8 34
3334 Sale
61
Sale
62
Sale
Sale
4134
3234
10334
1634
5534
3 34
5534
98
180
Sale
3734 Sale
x26
Sale
1834 Sale
36
Sale
3134 Sale
23
2434
19
Sale
2
1
Mar. 22
1
Mar.
6
Mar.
5
17
Mar. 18
Mar.
145
Mar.
106
12
22
Mar. 16
Mar. 17
1
5534 Mar. 31
18 10134 Mar.
1
1 197
Mar. 10
1 11834 Mar.
40
Feb.
4
Mar. 10
Mar. 19
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Mar. 17
Feb. 25
Mar.
5
Mar. 11
13
Jan.
46
Mar.
6
Jan.
6
3
Feb.
2734 Mar. 2
5134 Mar. 17
9834 Mar. 15
3 34 Feb.
9
2334 Feb. 10
4534 Jan. 14
34 Mar. 15
34
4
Feb.
Jan.
4
14
Feb.
Feb.
11
65
44
Jan. 21
Feb.
8
26
42
Jan.
28
99
Jan.
8534 Jan.
111
Jan.
2
1
3434 Feb. 19
Feb.
2
1734 Mar. 11
Mar. 20 10534
1234 Jan.
443k Jan.
334 Jan.
4
Mar. 16
58
5
434 Jan. 18
5534 Mar. 31
7 10234 Feb.
4
Mar. 10
2 197
7 11834 Mar. 2
Mar.
8
Mar.
8
8
3134 Mar. 31
2
23
26 34 Mar.
67
1734 Feb. 10
4234 Mar. 10
5 120
Mar. 10
51
1734 Mar. 23
8
Jan. 26
Feb. 23
5
3734sMar.
Mar. 25
23
8
22
Jan.
58
4
Jan.
Mar. 25 120
4034 Mar. 18
3134 Mar. 31
Jan.
3434 Jan.
1034 Jan.
102
1734 Mar. 11
4
26
14
4
3734 Mar. 12
2634 Jan. 29
58
Jan.
Jan.
1534 Mar. 11
4234 Mar. 16
2
31
Mar. 10
Jan.
734 Jan.
60
3
11
2
10
29
Jan.
24
8
62 34 Mar. 10
33 34 Mar.
93|Feb. 18
234 Jan.
2
834 Jan.
2
5034 Mar. 31
1134 Mar. 1
9534 Mar. 10
26
81
28
8
20 10434 Mar.
4
1
5
2
21
11
17
Jan.
6
102
Mar. 25
4
26
2
40 34 Feb.
Mar. 10
10734 Mar. 23 120
1034 Mar. 22 1234 Mar. 3
60
2
134 Jan. 29
5
Mar. 5
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
Mar. 10
5
Mar.
Mar. 18 113
1434 Jan.
4234 Jan.
9434 Jan.
2
Jan.
Mar.
1
Mar. 19
17
Jan.
Mar. 10 238
Jan.
Mar. 15
>4 Mar.
Mar.
20
434 Mar.
4 4734 Mar.
19 12034 Mar.
2 11034 Mar.
19 4834 Mar.
21
97
Mar.
Mar. 25
Mar. 15
106
Mar. 25 120
Mar.
8
40 34 Mar. 18
5434 Jan. 11
1934 Mar. 10
Mar. 25
1634 Jan.
15
4034 Feb.
2934 Feb.
16
15
1934 Feb.
8
*
11234 Sale
6
36
145
2834
5534
32
5734
61 34
10
7634
101
834
8334
.
111
5
Sale
39
Sale
15334 147
Sale
2634
'Sale
6134
Sale
4134
Sale
5534
64 34 54
10
1034
75
Sale
10234 102
Sale
734
Sale
2734
93
7834
---.
Sale
Sale
Sale
110
5
Mar. 18 113
Mar. 19
6
Mar.
110
1
Mar. 29 14934 Mar.
Mar. 18 11334 Feb.
434 Jan.
3934 Mar. 31
3434 Mar. 22
141
Mar. 27
34
141
6
4
Jan.
2634
5434
3134
5234
Mar. 31
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar. 22
2934
6534
43 34
6034
Mar.
8
Mar. 11
Mar. 17
Mar. 6
2634 Mar. 31
4234 Jan.
4
60
Sale
64
Mar.
64
Mar.
5534 Jan.
78
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
,
24
5
1134 Mar. 16
4 7734 Mar. 17
100
Mar. 22 10234 Mar.
3
854 Mar.
5
734 Mar, 22
25
Mar. 22 2934 Mar.
1
934 Mar.
7434 Mar.
6
92
/
.v
t
11
■
6
634 Feb.
26
12
2
3234 Jan. 13
6534 Mar. 11
4334 Mar. 17
4
4234 Jan.
Mar. 29 155
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.' ;;V1
see page
110
29
•
For footnotes
40
Mar. 16
Mar. 2
Mar. 17
834
5034
1134
9534
33 34
Jan.
83
30
9734 Jan.
5 103
10934 Mar. 24 113
4234 Mar. 10
11434 Mar.
45
Mar.
11
8
16
49
1334 Mar. 15 14
24J4 Jan.
6 3134
72
Jan.
6
8634
117
Jan.
4 140
7
Mar. 30
934
4334 Jan. 29 65b
3
Jan.
2
434
634 Jan.
4 1134
11
Jan. 27 2034
2834 Jan.
4 3734
2034 Mar. 5
3734 Mar. 11
4534 Mar. 3
Mar. 23
Mar.
2
Mar. 31
Mar. 22
Sale
3734 Mar.
Sale
2734 Mar.
102
Mar.
Sale
Sale
1534 Mar.
Sale
5134 Mar.
Sale
334'Mar.
43
Mar.
Sale
10034 10034 Mar.
183
11
Jan.
Jan.
2434 Mar. 24
5034 Mar. 10
62
Mar. 17
934 Mar. 3
65
Mar. 11
434 Mar. 17
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar.
2
2
3
Mar. 19
10134 Mar.
1 103
10934 Mar. 24 111
110
Mar. 18 112
2434 Mar. 22 2734
47
Mar.
8
5134
9734 Mar.
8 9834
3
234 Mar.
6
1834 Mar. 11
23
4034 Mar. 18 *43
34 Mar. 17
34
Sale
1134 Sale
2834 Mar. 17
Mar. 22
2
Jan.
4334 Jan.
1334 Jan.
3334 Jan.
71
Jan.
12834 Jan.
4 135
9334 Jan.
6 9534
2534 Mar. 15 3034
107
Mar.
1 112
4834 Mar. 29
1 10734 Mar.
3134
1534
3834
Sale
99
97
Mar. 31
Mar. 30 13534 Mar. 10
Mar.
1
9334 Mar. 16 94
91
7
109
7
15
934 Feb. 17
3634 Jan. 11
47
Mar. 8
Jan.
Jan.
5
Mar. 25 2234 Feb.
8
Mar. 31 3534 Mar. 31
Jan.
4 *2934 Mar. 9
Jan.
5 9434 Jan. 30
Jan.
4 110
E&flS
Feb.
5
Jan.
2734 Jan.
3
4734 Mar. 11
Mar. 17
-----
1834
3434
2134
80 34
100
Mar.
1
Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar. 22
234 Feb. 19
23
Mar. 18
9034 Sale
3134 Sale
xl634 Sale
3634 Sale
48
Mar.
132
134
634
4234
834
145
9
70
Mar. 22
1334 Mar. 15
2734 Mar. 9
8634 Mar. 10
Sale
Sale
104
8
Mar. 18 12034 Mar.
2
Mar.
2 11034 Mar. 10
4134 Mar. 18
86
5
29
434
15 30
25 2134
31 35K
18 *2934
Mar. 19
93
Mar. 30 109
734 Mar. 31
3434 Mar.
1
115
Mar.
1134 Mar.
62
4234 Sale
10234
Mar. 12
4834 Mar. 22
4934 Sale
834 Sale
2934
95
Mar. 12
734 Mar. 22
3134 Mar. 20
4134 Mar. 25
6
1234 Mar.
Jan.
7 103
80
Mar. 31
4134 Mar. 13
934 Mar. 12
1334
1434
Sale
2534
74
Sale
13534 129
iod" 105"
10234 104
734 Sale
47
76
1
Mar. 15
Mar. 23
_*
290,700 Sparks Withington
•
19,500 Spear Ac Co
50
$5.50 pref.•
8
Mar.
Mar. 17
11434 Sale
....
1
47
57
134 Sale
734 Sale
110
Mar.
3434 Mar.
1334
2534
7934
Sale
11
9
734 Mar. 22
3134 Mar. 20
4134 Mar. 25
1434
36
43
6
65
100
40,200 Smith (A O) Corp
10 774934 ~5l 34
11,000 Smith & Corona Typewr
*
46,700 Snider Packing
....* "2834 Sale
1,667,500 Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc. 15
17
Sale
Solvay Am Iny Corp—
2,500
534% preferred
100 112
11234
530,300 South Amer Gold 8c Plat..100
434 Sale
125,500 So Porto Rico Sug
*
3434 Sale
180
8% preferred
100 155
Sale
99,400 Sou California Edison
25
2934 Sale
626,900 Southern Pacific Co
100
4434 Sale
708,400 Southern Railway
100
2534 Sale
Preferred..
196,900
100
5034 Sale
Mobile 8t Ohio certlfs—100
2,500
5334
5634
40,600 Spalding (A G) Ac Bros
*
934
10
1st preferred
3,280
100
73
7434
23
Mar.
34 Sale
11134
4534 Sale
334 Sale
Sale
47
97
.
56
1534 Sale
5134 Sale
334 Sale
4334 Sale
10134 Sale
1434 Sale
1234 Mar.
Mar
"76"" Mar"31 "7934 Mar.""5
3034 Mar.
4134 Sale
4234 Sale
734 Sale
11
1834 Jan.
2
1634 Mar. 25
1034 Jan.
4
Mar. 10
Mar. 24
Mar. 10
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
Sale
4834 Sale
9734 Sale
3
Sale
22
99
2
105
65
7 107
Feb. 15
2334 Feb. 25
1834 Jan. 21
5
18
Mar. 15
3034
5534 Sale
Jan.
Mar.
2334 Mar.
2534
10734 107
2434
2734 Sale
5034
5234 Sale
Sale
30
8234
12934 131
9
734
834
Sale
60
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
1634
1934
7 85
^•1,270 Spang Chalfant
Sale
Sale
8134
76
122
74
113
101
...
94
27
Sale
Preferred..............l00
$6 preferred
734 Sale
Sale
4534 Sale
Sale
11634 118
105
Sale
10534 110
4334 Sale
4734 Sale
97
Sale
8934 Sale
135
Sale
13434 Sale
1234
Preferred
100
Sloas-Sheffield Steel 8c Ir.100
........
Sale
35
94
Mar. 24 106
2
1934 Mar. 23
1634 Mar. 25
2434 Sale
8534
8634 84
105
10934 106
26
3034 Sale
10134 103 34
1034 Sale
♦
1834 Sale
12
*
*
*
334
30
2434
1634 Sale
*
48
1034
•
Conv pref series A-..
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
334
27
101
11334 Jan. 25
Mar. 8
4
6134 Mar. 23 7234 Feb.
Mar. 10
3
1934 Feb. 26 2434 Feb.
Jan.
6 11234 Feb. 27
Mar. 5 108
Mar.
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
43
23
234 Sale
180
Preferred
Seaboard Oil Co of Del..
Sale
11634
57
56
Sale
Sale
Sale
4134 Sale
1034 Sale
5534
6934
35
"28" Sale"
F ight8.....i—
(Seaboard Air Line..
Mar 10 11234
11234 111
6134 Mar. 23 71
6234 Sale
1934 Mar. 22 2234
2134 Sale
110
Mar.
9 11234
11034 Sale
111
21
.......
1,193,000 Reo Motor Car
2,616,300 Republic Steel Corp
11034 113
6734 Sale
11134 Sale
.....
.
250
6,700
47,100
42,500
46,000
-
Second preferred.......50
.
289,800
99,200
190,500
32,800
426,300
122,600
96,500
151,500
II,100
239,500
8,600
1,440
217,700
36,600
369,900
175,050
28,900
102,500
9,100
14,340
2,500
117,200
<
I,400
290
V
*
.......*
11134 113
23,700 Real Silk Hosiery....
5
180
Preferred
........100
29,700 Rels (Robt) 8c Co....
...*
3,400
1st preferred
100
24
27 34,200 Reliable Stores Corp
*
1834
1934
1,200 Reliance Mfg Co
10
438,800 Kem'tun Kaud
22J4 Sale
19,800
Pref with warrants
25
79
81
270 Renss & Saratoga RR Co.100 101
117
74,100
3,200
1,850
Preferred B
.
60
n
Corp of Amer
Kadlo
41,500
$3.50 conv 1st pref
*
456,000 (Radio-Keith-Orph Corp.
*
21,800 Raybestos-Manhattan.
*
13,300 Reading Company....
50
3,100
First preferred
50
22,300
660
120
•
Pure Oil
6,600
8% conv pref......—...109
9,700
6% preferred-............
214,000 Purity Bakeries
•
15,400 Quaker State Oil Rfg Corp. 10
100
12",800
$5 preferred-.............*
Pullman Company.. .......*
Jan.
4
4734 Jan.
29
6
6
6034 Mar.
6534 Jan.
20
9
Feb.
2
1134 Mar. 16
68 34 Feb.
5
7734 Mar. 17
100
Mar. 22 104 3|. Jan.
7
734 Mar. 22
23
Jan.
8
92
Jan.
27
934 Jan. 28
31
Feb. 26
94
Feb.
<
2
AGGREGATE
In
March
Shares
Share*>
960
2,940
345,400
5,260
33,300
427,600
1,310
62,300
486,500
314,000
22,900
80,100
15,300
408,200
196,833
2,700
766,000
11,400
29,400
158,900
117,800
3,270
10,700
156,300
470
10,500
124,400
107,000
7,900
25,300
4,700
105,500
67,500
1,900
220,000
5,300
9,300
46,600
2,900
94,000
340
9,000
2,500
42,400
14,900
Convertible preferred A--*
Spiegel Co Inc new....—2
6%% preferred
100
Square D Co class B
—1
12,800
1,710
73,100
1,058,700
135,800
35,300
14,900
145,500
35,900
Bid
36
Ho"
Sale
Preferred (6%)..........
Preferred (7%).
....*
Standard Investing Corp—*
Stand Oil of Calif
Standard Oil Co
of Ind.—25
Standard Oil of Kansas
10
Standard Oil of N J—....25
Starrett Co (The L S)
*
Sterling Products Inc.. ..10
Stewsrt Warner Corp..
5
Sun
127%
11%
-
(Standard Gas ft Bloc—...*
$4 preferred.............*
OH....................4
9
Sale
26 %
Sale
56
65%
3%
43%
48 %
29%
69 %
34%
13 % Sale
74% 76
10C
54
.....
58
5
125
Sale
Sale
31%
47% Sale
26% Sale
si 10% Sale
47
,
220,
6,100
92,100
574,400
1,442,500
201,200
48,800
84,100
59,500
11,600
8,700
200
2,500
380
44,300
7,200
6,100
11,000
39,400
4,300
122,200
9,300
69,000
23,700
92,600
45,400
14,100
112,200
'
700
45,100
4,700
79,700
9,700
16,800
530
232,800
stock purchase warrants. 1
101,600
Without warrants—......
36,900 Talcott (James) Inc
9
5 %% preferred....
1,660
50
19
Sale
14 %
Sale
16,900 Telautograph Corp
...5
309,000 Tennessee Corp............5
966,400 Texas Corp (The).
....25
2,124,500
Rights
480,100 Texas Gulf Producing Co—*
8
3
3%
47% Sale
47% Sale
31% Sale
72% Sale
39
39%
71% Sale
19
125,900
427,200
389,600
19,800
29,100
1,000
13,700
1,390
273,500
22,100
17,000
39,300
434,400
42,500
279,600
64.300
220,100
63,700
297,900
220,800
82,000
250,100
2,800
85,400
10,500
182,700
21,400
58,900
2,230
2,500
14,400
9,800
42,100
48,000
100,400
33,400
4,100
9,800
231,300
92,000
1,700
4,600
190
14,900
6,300
267,200
28,800
96,400
12,800
220
54,600
11,300
20,800
143,100
1,200
35,300
20,100
900
1,200
500
15,200
9,100
280
42,000
1,800
80,500
98,200
115,100
3,300
26,500
58,200
194,700
38,200
75,200
1,500
783,200
12,600
500
30
15,600
30,100
400
500
160
520
43,000
32,000
320
154,800
Texas Gulf Sulphur
—*
Texas Pacific Coal Be Oil
10
Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfa ....—)
100
Texas Ac Pacific
Thatcher Mfg...
•
*
Convertible preferred
•
The Pair Co
7%
preferred..........100
122% 123
57% Sale
6% Sale
1
Thermold Co
Third Avenue............100
.......25
Thompson Products........*
Thompson-Starrett.........*
Thompson (J R)
Preferred.........
...—*
Tidewater A«»oc OH..—-.10
Preferred 4%..........10i'
10
Timken-Detrolt Axle Co
Timken Roller Bear........*
Transamerica Corp.
.....
*
5
Transc fir West Air Inc
Williams Steel
Forg*
Tri-Continental Corp.——•
Trail fit
Preferred.
Troax Traer Coal..........*
1C
fruicoo Steel Co.
20th Cent Fox
Film Corp...*
Preferred................*
Twin .City Rapid Transit...*
100
Preferred
2,500 Twin Coach Co....
23% Sale
73% Sale
17 % Sale
20
Sale
20% 26%
9 % Sale
.08
109%
8 % Sale
22
83%
Corp...—.5
Sale
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
United Air Lines Trans Corpl
Sale
United American Bosch Corp*
m
..........100
Preferred. ...........-.100
Union Tank Car
■',;.:--;:sfc460
United Carbon
59,400
2,900
3,200
6,340
63,900
20,400
1,190
93,400
7,300
221,600
148,600
212,200
12,400
100,000
297,700
493,500
127,700
131,300
5,100
2,295,800
43,500
4,200
U S Ac Foreign
Sale
.....100
*
Preferred
28,000
15,100
1,050,000
90,500
209,000
37,400
1,100
221,200
47,800
57,000
545,300
4,900
258,700
United
44
5
—10
United Electric Coal
—*
10% 111%
7
Sale
18% Sale
■
2%
15% Sale
.7%
54
Sale
m Sale
61%
Sale
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
7%
Sale
Sale
65
6
Sale
Sale
24% Sale
7% Sale
29% Sale
20
Sale
Sale
L06%
25%
Sale
66%
Sale
15%
Sale
18%
21% Sale
21%
10%
9% Sale
108
108% L04%
Sale
11%
22% 24%
Sale
38%
44
47%
14
Sale
12%
13*
II*
Sale
Sale
Sale
30*
Sale
Sale
20
30%
29
ll4%
83
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
32%
98
3%
1
m 107
8%
Sale
59%
Sale
2% Sale
26
Sale
Sale
Sale
L45% Sale
93
Sale
29% Sale
31% Sale
20% Sale
25
26%
27% Sale
115
117
83% Sale
34
Sale
6%
98
Sale
24
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
22% Sale
98
99
Sale
16%
18%
2%
U 8 Pipe At Foundry...... -20
U S Realty Ac Impt
U S Rubber...
46
Sale
96
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
111%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
L07% Sale
92%
Sale
L00
100
77% Sale
Ul%
Sale
7% preferred
100
146
Sale
*
.41
20
Sale
S Tobacco..
132
131%
L45%
L29%
66
169
164
167
L50
U S
I20
Gypsum Co.
7%
preferred.......... 100
U S Hoffman Mach..
_
5
.50
5%% conv pref
U S Indus Alchol.
,_.*
U S Leather
::*
Class A
v t c
v t c.
......
Prior preferred v t c
....
loo
8% 1st preferred.......loo
U S Smelt Ref At Mg
.50
Preferred..
United States Steel..
U
210
.50
Preferred
.......
100
75
-.1
*7 H Sale
II* 75
Preferred
2,210
79
3,200 Universal Leaf Tobacco..
100 160
Preferred.
360
100 100
1,830 Universal Plct 1st pref
-.1
4
243,100 Utilities P Ac L •*A"
...
142,500 Vadsco Sales Corp.........
1,410
Preferred
100
419,900i Vanadium Corp of America.*
tee page
40.
87%
II*
29
125
Sale
Sale
166
167
18% Sale
Sale
58
40% Sale
7% Sale
16%
104
65516
57
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
71
65
8% Sale
7% Sale
80% 85%
164%
80
158
Sale
Sale
100
104
83
Sale
82
6% Mar. 22
41
Mar*
35%
16%
25%
30%
Mar. 22
Mar. 29
Mar. 4
Mar. 1
19% Mar. 1
14% Mar. 22
7%
13%
51%
1%
8%
.
22
Mar. 23
Mar. 22
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
3
1
Mar. 23
p
tin
10
6
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
67
50%
12%
21%
108
67%
14%
71%
69%
L21 %
7%
6%
79
75%
7%
47%
39%
19%
28%
33%
23%
16%
14%
57%
9
9
5
31
1
Mar. 27
Mar. 3
119
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12
7
Feb. 26
Jan.
2
Mar. 24
50
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
11
19
32
76
48
Jan.
25
75
Jan.
9
8
8
5
3% Mar. 10
9% Mar. 15
44
Mar. 30
16% Mar. 10
13%
11%
43%
37%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar,
62
Feb.
■7%
29%
19%
106*32
Mar. 22
Mar. 30
3
Mar.
15
4
4
Jan.
Mar.
6
4
9
Mar. 30
11% Mar. 31
Mar.
23
6%
29%
19%
105%
Mar.
m
M
78
66
102*
24*
Mar,
Mar, 23
1
Mar
27*
29%
19%
24%
26%
113%
Mar
Mar
29
23
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar.
4
Mar.
3
Mar.
4
Mar.
2
30
30
Mar.
5
24
23
Mar.
Mar.
16
Mar.
2
15
Mar.
6
80
Mar
32%
6%
41%
14%
22%
2
Mar
Mar 30
Mar 18
1
Mar
4
Mar
Mar
29(
30
Mar. 17
6
1
Mar. 17
Mar.
4
Mar.
3
Mar.
8
Mar. 25
23
Mar.
5
3
11
Mar.
55
Mar
24
Mar. 11
82
Mar
Mar. 19
14
Mar
12
23
7% Mar
4
24
Mar.
18
Mar.
9
5
21
98
1
Mar.
Mar. 23
Mar.
Mar.
9
6
Mar. 15
1
2% Mar.
15% Mar. 15
25% Mar. 23
Mar.
5
Mar. 10
Mar. 29
5
26% Jan.
4
27% Jan.
19% Mar. 30
93
79
29%
6%
41%
14%
18%
96%
17
Jan.
Mar. 19
1
Sale
16
Mar.
2
Mar. 13
Mar. 17
13% Jan.
Mar. 30
89
91
Mar.
2
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
71%
Sale
Sale
133
160
Sale
Sale
83%
Sale
69
Mar.
4
Mar.
110% Mar.
1
9
Mar. 11
Mai. 10
Mar.
9
144
Mar. 20
sl31 %Mar. 12
160% Mar. 13
7
Mar. 24
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
*152
83
90
82
2% Sale
2
Sale
2
Sale
52
Sale
31% Sale
36
Sale
52
31
Mar.
57
Mar.
39% Mar. 11
1
Mar.
11
4
Feb.
3
Jan.
11
22
Jan.
Mar. 8
Jan. 21
Mar.
3
Mar.
8
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 29
Jan. 25
Jan.
8
Mar. 27
Feb. 20
Feb.
4
Mar. 16
99% Jan. 13
4
31% Feb.
35% Mar. 5
m
24%
Jan.
91
Feb.
1
5
12
3
Jan.
13
Feb.
Feb.
4
4
72%
Jan.
Mar. 22 19%
4
Jan.
72%
5 118
Jan.
6 105
Jan.
4
69
Mar.
75%
4 126%
75
Jan,
4 150
139% Jan.
4 136
129% Feb.
160% Mar. 13 169
60%
13%
44%
92%
83%
1% Jan.
48
Jan.
28% Jan.
14
14
8
34% Jan.
3
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Feb.
il
8s
Mar.
9
Jan.
4
9
12
Mar. 31
Feb. 18
Mar. 11
Jan. 18
Mar. 11
Jan. 22
Mar*
9
Jan.,
Feb.
5
9
Feb,
5
Jan.
11
Jan.
21
19
18
Jan.
Mar. 17 164
Jan.
Mar. 17 108
4% Jan.
3% Mar. 29
Mar. 13
Mar. 30
4
13
Feb.
Feb.
15% Mar. 13
4
22% Mar. 17
Mar. 30
4 112
a?152
82
Mar.
2% Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
2
79% Mar. 11
75% Mar. 31
Mar.
Mar.
3% Mar. 29
6 % J an.
Mar. 24
6% Mar. 23
Mar.
31
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
75% Mar.
L55
11
25
25
Jan.
6
24% Mar. 9
3
21 100% Feb.
3% Jan. 28
20% Jan. 19
7
Mar.
6% Mar. 23
79% Mar. 11
Feb.
Jan.
17% Jan. 22
' Jan. 20
94
25
Mar. 30 137
Feb. 25 172
4
17
Jan.
53% Jan. 11 70
7
43%
37% Jan.
1
102% Mar. 22
50
1
4
3
Jan. 13
Mar.
5
Jan.
Feb.
d*
1
2% Mar.
15% Feb. 23
23
25% Mar.
6
Sale
Mar.
.
96% Jan.
8
1
13%
93%
13%
8%
Jan.
Mar. 23
110% Mar. 24 113% Jan.
4
16% Feb.
6% Jan.
166
Mar.
11
Jan.
Mar.
57
13
14
116
Mar.
9
Mar. 10
Mar. 31
19
Jan.
4
35
Mar. 17
Jan.
8% Jan. 14
Mar. 30
Mar. 18 46% Jan. 14
Mar. 8
4
16
Jan
4
25% Jan. 21,
Jan.
Jan. 26 106% Feb. 26
Mar.
3
4
7% Jan.
Mar. 11
7
46% Jan.
4
86% Mar. 19
80% Jan.
Mar.
1
102% Mar.
64% Mar. 29
13% Mar. 22
Feb.
31% Feb. 10
26% Mar. 23 30% Jan. 11
Feb.
6
16
117%
113% Mar.
38% Mar.
7% Mar.
58
6
48
64
24% Mar. 24
Sale
Sale
-70
28
Mar.
ill*
101% Jan.
24% Mar. 22
4
126% Jan.
Mar. 11
18% Mar.
22
16%
iooH
Feb.
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Sale
Jan.
15% Jan.
17
5
63
Mar. 30
Mar. 18
9
3% Mar. 10
9% Mar. 15
Mar. 30
44
2
4% Jan.
85% Mar. 23
'
Mar.
110% Mar
13% Mar
24% Mar.
2
Jan. 12
15% Mar. 3
62% Mar. 31
28%
2
10%
Jan.
Mar. 30 40%
Mar. 24 21%
4 108
Jan.
4
Jan.
28%
Mar. 22 79
Mar. 23 17%
Mar. 31 22%
Jan. 13 27%
4
Jan.
11%
Mar. 30 109%
12
Jan. 11
Feb. 27 26%
Feb. 24 40%
78% Mar. 30
Mar. 10
Mai. 16
Mar, 22
Mar
Mar.
Feb.
Mar. 22
9
Mar. 27
Mar.
4
1
132
93
104
It*
Mar.
5
29
23% Jan. 20
17% Jan. 21
15% Jan.
8
28
Mar.
8% Mar.
35%
2
18
26
11% Mar. 31
87% Mar. 25
lO
Mar. 23
89% Mar.
■HB
23
38% Mar. 23
Mar. 10
mMar.
10
Mar. 22
7% Mar.
11% Jan.
50% Jan.
l«i6Feb.
7% Jan.:
9
Mar.
Feb. 11
17% Jan. 20
33% Jan.
9
20
Feb. 17
77% Jan. 11
125
Jan.
4
61% Feb.
3
7% Mar. 2
47% Mar. 11
39% Jan. 25
20% Jan. 20
28% Mar. 8
33% Mar. 31
54% Mar. 19
8% Mar* 8
15% Mar. 3
62% Mar. 31
9
Mar.
__
18% Jan.
14% Jan.
13
4
50
21
Feb.
6
Mar. 11
5
11
Jan.
Mar. 23
4% Jan.
5
37
Jan. 27
32% Jan.
2
13
Jan.
8
25% Jan.
5
30% Feb. 26
Mar. 15
Mar. 3
Mar. 8
Mar, 31
8
Jan.
72% Jan.
49
2
Mar. 11
32% Mar.
65
.
Mar.
11
Feb. 25
17% Jan.
Mar. 3
Mar. 10
Jan.
Jan. 27
Feb. 27
15% Jan.
25% Mar.
Mar. ai
31
13%-Jan.
4
68
Mar. 23
4
50
Jan. 22
Jan.
2 48% Mar. 8
Mar. 22 16% Jan. 20
8
Mar. 22 128% Feb.
Mar. 23 12% Jan. 22
Jan.
4 14% Mar. 8
67% Jan.
4
34% Jan.
2
65
Mar. 15
Mar. 13
Mar. 9
Mar.
28% Feb. 11
36
14 112
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 31
Mar. 22
26
Sale
L17 % 119% 116
162
162
165
22%
2
46%
Mar. 3
22%
Mar. 15 xlOo
Mar. 8
41%
Mar. 5
14%
Mar. 1 124
Mar. 12
8%
Mar. 8
8%
Mar. 8
25%
Mar. 8
54%
60
Mar. 8
Mar. 6
2%
Mar. 10
43%
Mar. 11 *44%
Mar.
Mar. 29
Jan. 14
28% Jan.
Mar. 19
Mar.
4
UK
23
3% Sale
;
Mar
54% Mar. 19
3% Salle
55
1
4% Sale
19
Sale
31% Sale
22% Sale
66
167
17% Sale
54% 55
38
38*
6% Sale
13% Sale
89
93%
62% Sale
17% Sale
U S Freight
49
4% Mar 22
85% Mar 23
8%
57%
85%
14%
111
111% 110%
15%
14% Sale
Sale
101
16
68
120
Mar. 30
24% Mar. 30
82% Sale
14% Sale
21
99
Mar. 22 20%
Mar.
1
17%
Mar. 31
31
Mar. 22
19%
Mar. 23
73%
Mar. 19 124
Mar. 23
60
Jan.
2
23% Jan. 12
33% Feb. 18
31% Mar. 10
19% Mar. 22
5
i
90% Sale
96
182
4
3
Mar.
76
Mar.
48
Mar.
71 % Mar.
Mar. 15
78
Sale
24% Sale
L04
Mar.
..
90
30
32%
48%
27%
111%
48%
65
.
66
105%
25%
68% Mar. 22
39% Mar. 2
15
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar. 24
21% Mar.
Mar.
1 106% Mar.
Sale
22
Sale
23% Mar. 22 28% Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 22
65
65%
Sale
Mar. 10
Mar. 23
15
15%
Sale
Mar.
2
Mar 31
18%
Sale
Mar.
19%
22% 20% Mar. 24
9
Sale
9% Mar. 1 11% Mar.
106%
106% 106% Mar. 30 108% Mar.
Mar.
12
Mar.
1
8%
Sale
Mar.
2
26% Mar.
21%
Sale
Mar.
1
33%
40% Mar. 13
Sale
Mar. 13
43% Mar. 2 50
Sale
42% Jan. 13
Mar. 30
14% Mar. 3
12% Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
93% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
23% Mar.
42% Mar. 23
14% Mar. 22 ,16
Mar. 22 127%
8% Mar. 23 11
11% Mar. 23 14%
27% Mar. 30 32%
54% Mar. 1 65
62
Mar.
1
70%
3%
3% Mar. 4
44% Mar. 23 49%
44% Mar. 24 49
31
Mar.
Mar. 4 32
10% Sale
26
83
3
Mar. 23
Mar. 30
11% Sale
Sale
Mar.
11% lylar. 31
87% Mar. 25
Sale
18%
23
Sale
13%
„8% Sale
33% 35
.
46% Mar. 29
23% Mar. 24
13
23
Sale
U S Distrib Corp .........
Preferred.............. 100
6% Sale
43
Sale
37% Sale
16%
17%
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
1.23% 125
52% Sale
Sale
United Gas Ac Impt Co......*
Preferred*...^... »..—«*
Secur Corp
71
15%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
':Preferred*...^»«*»*i'«*,..*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
41% Sale
14% Sale
United Eng & Foundry
5
United Fruit
—...*
United Paperboard Co new 10
72%
42%
67%
19%
15%
25%
17%
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
........100
Preferred.
..^—32%
Sale
~ Sale
11
44%
United Dyewood
Sale
62%
13% Sale
89% Sale
31%
Preferred..
United Drug Inc.....
62,900 Un ited Stockyards Corp.,
160,100 United Stores A....
For footnotes
Sale
Sale
Corp....w..«.#.»^.»A*
Sale
47
45
15%
85
United-Carr Fastener Corp.*
47
56
26
United Biscuit of Am...—*
63% Sale
3%
3%
21% Sale
57%
Mar
Sale Prices
34
Mar. 31
124
33% Sale
Sale
31% Mar. 10
19% Mar. 22
29
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
110
19% Sale
15% Sale
13% Sale
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30% Sale
4!H
98
25
31%
Sale
86
Union Carbide St Car -.....*
Union Oil. California
United Aircr«ft
Sale
Sale
68,700 Union Bag 8c Paper........*
Union Pacific
IVA
28
...1
A 83,000 Ulan Sc Co............
34,400 Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
149,600
484,700
64,600
14,100
54,200
620,300
289,400
5,500
v
19,200
23
35
Sale
43 % Sale
14
Sale
Sale
14
65%
05 % Sale
Sale
37
52% Sale
S% Sale
38% Sale
14
Sale
12 % Sale
47
Sale
37
38 %
11% 12%
93%
95
11
Sale
6%
7
11%
12%
26% •Sale
6% Sale
30 %
34
21
Sale
41
75-
12% Sale
Sale
63 %
Sale
15% Sale
29% Sale
18% Sale
74
72%
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
62
Sale
33%
21%
31%
46%
25%
Ask
Sale
15%
127%
10%
12%
27%
54%
Symington-Gould Corp with
76,700
27,900
7,300
34
Sale
22
29'J Sale"
Superheater Co (The)......*
Superior OH
.1
Superior 8teel._.
10f
Sutherland Paper Co
.10
Sweets Co of Aaier (The)..SO
Swift & Co..
.25
Swift Internat Ltd.....
*
...—
31%
67
3%
Sale
Sale
32%
Sale
Sale
March 31
Ask Bid
30%
71% Sale
17 % Sale
124
Preferred.
Bid
Sale
•
*
Stand Com'l Tobacco—...1
.
.Ask
Sale
21$* Sale
29% Sale
51
51%
Standard Brands
1
*
34,700 Stone 8c Webster
1,018,100 (Studebaker Corp.. .......1
'
March 1
1937
;
42,400 .Stokely Bros & Co Inc
225,500
4,200
8,800
335,400
35,800
Price
Jan. 2
Preferred.
RANGE SINCE JAN, 1
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Par
8,300 Spencet KelloM it Son«
*
331,500 Sperry Corp (The) V t C.....1
23,700 Splcer Mfg Co
*
2,400
107,600
5,800
„
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
3S
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
April, 1937]
13
2% Jan. 20
58% Jan. 20
39% Mar. 11
.
40
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
AQOKEOA TL
In
Since
March
Jan. l
Shares
Shares
9,900
>
;
30
1937
190
473,700
670
2,700
1,760
2,640
\
5
Sale
115
Sale
113
43H Sale
84%
87
...100
pref
5% non-cum
Va-Caro Chem
18"
Sale
42%
31
Ask
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6% preferred...
10<
146,800
1,230 Virginia Elec k Power 4% pf *
5,680 Virginia Iron, Coal & CokelOO
5% preferred
;
........100
3,410
3,800 Virginia Ry Co pref......100
gg 3,190 Vulcan Detlnnlng......-flO<
11
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130
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113%
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132
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63,800
4,020
25,500
17,100
2,020
262,000
21,500
1,300
1,500
67,100
...
7% preferred
190
110,900
157,200
7,040
61,000
49,800
3,080
790,600
55,900
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500
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Walker(H) Gooder & W Ltd.*
118
Sale
.
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Class B
19%
Warner
44 %
.....100
7% preferred
..5
Bros Pictures
<3.85 con? preferred...—*
3,500
85,100 tWarner-Quinlan
319,200 Warren Bros.
Convertible preferred....*
16,800
*
66,700 Warren Fdry & Pipe....
5
31,600 Waukesha Motor Co
38,600
71,000
3,700
.
9,700
9,000
<7,300
Webster
Wells Fargo & Co
Preferred
90,900
4,400
1,620
3,210
2,750
1,800
1,230
144,100
290
1,050
530
690
240
66,200
10,200
25,200
58,800
60,000
54,000
44,000
10%
.101
Preferred (6)
West Penn Pow pref
186,000
Western
Preferred
Union
8,600
120
116
Sale
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Western Pacific
nr4
.101
Western Maryland
52,300
161,200
96
121% Sale
10i
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Sale
10<
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Teleg
260
5%%
65,300
1,600
112,600
7,000
31,800
4,500
138,600 Wilcox OH Ac Gas
28,100
749.000 Wilson & Co.
132,200
4,000
83,500
24,800
9,170
6,000
12,500
256,700
80,500
23,560
21,400
3,190
11,600
12,400
1,655,800
4,750
21,000
315,100
6,500
91,500
155,000
690
6,500
3,800
340,500
690
8,800
174,000
4,300
29,500
54,200
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21%
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128
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Mar.
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9% Jan.
17
16
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Mar.
9
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Mar.
5
Mar.
6
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101% Mar
Mar.
Mar.
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2
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33
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27
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94
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2
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1
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r
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Deferred delivery
Mar. 23
42
88
25
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28
Sale
79
120
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Jan.
55
Sale
5H%
8
118
Mar. 17
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6% Mar. 11
Sale
Sale
/.onlte
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15 a;112%Mar.
11
11% Jan.
16
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18
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3
42
Jan.
1
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87
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49
Sale
10'
'
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43% Sale
10»
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29
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1
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19% Mar. 20
5% Sale
Sale
90
80
'
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1
1
62
Youngst'n Sh Ac Tube
7%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
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Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
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4
105
Sale
Sale
B
3
7% Jan.
15% Mar.
16
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19%
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18%
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7% Mar.
103% 110
31% Sale
17% Sale
5% Sale
38
39
Young Spring At Wire .......
Ac C'ch class
Mar. 17
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118
Sale
35
138% 139
43% Sale
82% Sale
Yel Trk
.6
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I
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3
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37
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1
1
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Mar. 10
26
Sale
7
5
Mar.
4
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
98
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50
15
Jan.
19 135
127% Jan.
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118
4
Mar.
Mar. 1
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Feb. 26
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100
Mfg Co
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68% Mar. 31
31
37
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80
88
Jan.
4
Feb. 24
Sale
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
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Woolworth
Mar. 18
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Sale
Sale
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Mar. 27
85
43
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34
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80
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5
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29
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163
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8,000
'
S'
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*
33,600 White Rock Mln Spgs ctfs
69,400 White Sewing Mach
Convertible preferred
19,200
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85
1
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90
120
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conv
80
Mar. 18
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40
Mar. 27
85
2%
Sale
Sale
39% Jan.
7 44% Jan. 20
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8% Mar. 18
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34
Sale
1
4
80
61
74
Sale
52% Sale
153% Sale
...
6,100
3.200
40% Mar. 24 43% Mar.
Mar.
111% Mar. 27 115
43
Mar. 13
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1% "2"
1%
50% Sale
53% Sale
49%
81
82
80
81% 80%
100
Sale
94
98
93
105 % 107
105% Sale 103
94
96 % Sale
90
90%
Sale
95
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6% preferred..
Highest
Sale Prices
8% Mar. 22
94% Mar. 18
13% Mar. 22
7% Sale
1
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141,500 Westlnghouse El Ac Mfg.. 5'
7% 1st preferred....... 5'
1,750
•
82,200 Weston El Instr
Class A
1,280
*
30,700 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
5% preferred
30
11,800
180
36 %
Lowest
Sale Prices
4% Mar.
65
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
13
Sale
80
105
Sale
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Sale
7% preferred...
Sale
17
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lOt
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36
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9 % Sale
preferred..
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West Penn £1 Co
27,400
60
101
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Sale
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49,500
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Sale
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Sale
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1,860
39,700
1,300
..
Sale
133
30% Sale
Sale
113% 114
Sale
17% Sale
Sale
47% Sale
19%
19% Sale
49 %
46;
Sale
.......
Sale
Sale
48
Ward Baking class A.......*
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Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Sale Prices
8% Mar.
113%
16
Sale
8%
Sale
91
Sale
17
System............*
Walgreen Co
...
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.............10t
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11,700
263,700
4,100
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183,400
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Sale
116
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71,900
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590
14,100
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Stock*
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March
14,275,587
54,765,737
13,040,000
47,913,631
Jan. 1 to March 31
Bond Sales
1936
Sales
1937
Shares.
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1937
,
1936
•
March
$50,493,000
Jan. 1 to March 31
152,981,000
$77,756,000
308,394,000
NOTICE.—Deferreadellvery, under the rule and oaeb e&les, 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*
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NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
March
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
3.100
1,700
5,900
1,960
,
S 1,700
300
200
200
,
1,225
1,800
21,500
v
69,660
25
•"""566
11,700
1,100
51,900
1,845
17,500
2,850
.
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25
}
600
1.950
4,100
123,600
1,100
3,400
2,000
7.400
11,000
4,200
4,300
460
49,600
51,200
200,600
13,200
60
4,200
25,300
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29%
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Sale
23
Sale
554 Sale
3%
4%
22%
22%
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2,800
16,800
50,700
800
100
2,770
13,500
13,400
91,700
25 Amer DlstTel N J
$2.50 preferred....
Amer Hard Rubber Co
Amer Laund Mach
com. 50
com
20
Amer Light & Trac com
25
6% preferred..
.....25
Preferred.
100
26%
26
Sale
164
l
American Meter Go
"17$
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112% Sale
Sale
125
30
29%
3% Sale
73
68
18% Sale
11
10%
Amer Seal-Kap Corp com....2
American Superpower......*
1st preferred............
Preferred
..*
Amer Thread preferred..... 5
com...
654 Mar. 4
2754 Mar. 29
19
Mar. 2
4%
30
Wupperman
1
$7 preferred
........*
Radio Tube
..1
Arkansas Nat Gas com
Preferred.
*
....*
......
...,...10
330 Arkansas P Ac L $7 pref
Amerlcan deposit rects..£l
10,300
73,700 Assoc Gas Ac Elec com ......1
Class A ..................1
403,300
$5 preferred......
.*
24,700
Warrants.....
202,800
7,100 Assoc Laundries of Amer...*
Vtc common..........__*
*
3,200 Associates Investment Co
72,100 Atlantic Coast Fisheries...
Atlas Corn
com.
........*
6% preferred—........50
11,100
Warrants.................
94,200
...*
59,900 Atlas Plywood Corp
__1
204,700 Austin Silver Mines....
Mar.
8
2
154 Mar.
6
76
73
Sale
77
Sale
6754 Mar.
24
Sale
23
3
354
5%
3%
23%
170
17
133
127 %
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5
160
Mar.
Sale
11654
1754
954
11254
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
125
Mar.
1754
28% Sale
354
2%
68
Sale
1954 Sale
10
154
3954
86%
79
12
Sale
4
6754 Mar. 22
2
23
Mar.
3
3
554 Mar.
9
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Mar.
1
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Mar
75
10
Mar
11
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Mar
Mar.
9
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Mar.
16
154 Mar.
5
Mar.
3
Mar. 30
77
Jan.
5
6
29%
21
Sale
39
"II""
Sale
34
38
26
Sale
111% Sale
11% Sale
35
415
23%
40
25%
33
41
345
Sale
28 "
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
41%
25
Sale
34
36
22
28
39
36%
32
Sale
29
Sale
2754
44
2854
4454
90
Sale
5054
154
4554
954
8054
""1%
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1
lh
40 M
105!
36%
9
2% Sale
96%
47% Sale
4%
4%
5% Sale
92
6
Sale
"l% Sale
48%
154
38
Sale
2
40
9
Sale
2% Sale
94% Sale
47
51
454 Sale
4%
5
8
36
21
2 54
4754
154
42
954
2
93
Sale
Sale
4354 Sale
4%
454
4% Sale
a
"34"" "35"
Sale
7
41"" Sale
34
108 % Sale
154 Sale
8
Sale
8% Sale
10$ Sale
11
Sale
~14%
Sale
6% Sale
10
Sale
12% m
2% Sale
4
.
.13 54 Sale
2%
Sale
33% Sale
'32
M
m%
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
% Sale
01254
2
Sale
354 Sale
2754 Sale
54 Sale
52%
97
18
4
2
28
254 Jan.
1154 Sale
97
12
101
Sale
97
Jan.
75
1754 Feb.
21
62
8
20
3%
Sale
3% Sale
154 Feb. 10
% Jan.
34
Mar. 23
3854
554
3354
2954
Mar. 23
1
2
1
3354 Mar. 5
Mar. 22 125
Mar. 22
125
3654
3254
2054
2754
39
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
18
30
31
16
1
Mar. 18
82
154 Mar.
1
Mar. 22
46
154 Mar. 25
40
Mar. 2
9
Mar.
2
Mar. 19
Mar. 22
Mar. 20
Mar. 30
Mar. 19
Mar. 29
Mar. 30
Mar. 29
88
4254
454
454
65s
54
33
1
37
Mar. 22
3654 Mar. 2
2254 Mar.
_
28
46
Mar. 16
Mar. 25
82
Mar. 18
254
5154
154
4554
954
254
Mar 29
Mar. 6
Mar. 5
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
Mar.
9454 Mar.
4854 Mar.
% 4 54 Mar,
4 54 Mar.
8% Mar. 18
_
1
Mar. 24
4154 Mar.
6
30 10754 Mar. 25
1
254 Mar. 6
6
1254 Mar. 11
8
22
15
9354 Mar. 13
13
15
23
8
1254 Mar. 18
154 Mar. 15
354 Mar. 11
25
Mar. 12
54 Mar. 1
54 Mar. 3
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*
1254 Mar. 11
10
Mar.
1
Mar. 17
Mar, 5
454
Mar.
12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
454 Jan.
18
Feb.
1
n*
13
Feb.
3
Jan.
6
3554
Mar. 22
Mar. 22 125
Jan. 22
Jan. 14 136
7
554 Jan.
Jan.
6
Mar. 23
36
19
Mar. 23
Jan.
2% Jan.
2
2054 Jan*
4
35$ Mar. 30
24
33
21
18
37
31
16
26
2654 Jan.
2854 Jan.
4854 Jan. 14
5
L08
Mar. 29 112 « Jan.
Mar. 6
1054 Jan.
7
3354 Jan.
5 3654 Feb. 11
Feb.
5
3954 Jan.
9 42
Jan. 22
24
Jan.
7 32
2454
2054
2754
3254
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
38
46
82
Mar. 18
82
154 Jan.
59
Jan.
854 Feb.
42%
454
454
554
%
33
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
10554
154
7%
7%
954
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
9l54 Mar.
13$ Feb.
654 Jan.
25
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
.
3
20
30
19
26
30
13
11
Jan.
Jan.
13
23
Jan.
14
Jan. 14
Jan. 11
Feb. 26
Mar. 24
42 54 Feb.
8
30 11054 Jan.
3
Feb.
2
7
13$
6
22
15
16
1254 Feb.
8
8
Feb.
10$ Jan. 16
; 6
"
96
Jan.
11
■4
1554 Feb.
5
2
8$ Jan.
11
11
15
11
12
54 Feb. 25
6
54 Jan.
2
Mar. 12
Jan.
4554 Mar. 18
10$ Jan. 14
~
Mar. 19
Mar. 22
2
88
16
4
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
254 Jan. 20
154 Mar. 25
38
Mar. 22
Feb, 20
254 Mar. 29
2
Mar. 22
46
Mar. 2
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
Mar. 17
Mar. 4
Feb. 20
54 Jan.
7
5054 Jan.
5
1354 Feb. 11
3
Jan.
7
554 Jan.
3954 Jan.
732 Jan.
154 Feb.
54 Feb.
56
Feb.
101
1054 Sale
5154
354 Sale
2454 Sale
2% Sale
Mar. 9
Feb.
9
Mar. 10
3954 Mar.
42
Mar.
6% Mar.
1054 Mar. 23
Mar.
2
Mar. 2
Mar. 19
Sale"
3$ •'
11
Jan.
18
12
29
Mar. 23
50
16%
5154
354 Jan.
7
20
34
53%
100
6
19
Jan.
6 2654 Feb.
Jan.
4 17754 Mar.
Jan. 12 11954 Mar.
Feb. 20 1754 Jan.
954 Jan.
4 14% Jan.
Mar.
9854 Jan. 18 140
121
Jan.
8 13054 Mar.
2754 Feb. 24 3254 Jan.
8954 Mar. 15
10554 Mar.
2
Sale
154 Mar.
954 Mar.
1054 Sale
1054 Mar.
11
Sale
9% Mar.
954 Sale
9154 Mar.
"1354 14% 1354 Mar.
7
Mar.
754 Sale
1254
Jan.
22
42
10754 Sale
154 Sale
10% Sale
24
Mar.
Sale
Sale
22
22
8
2
86
■
3354 Sale
Feb.
Jan.
3654 Jan.
454 Mar. 23
454 Mar. I
454 Mar. 10
354 Mar. 22
Mar. 27 23
21
Mar.
1
3554 Mar. 30 4154 Mar. 1
108
Mar. 29 11154 Mar. 10
Mar. 23
12
Mar. 6
11
ll$ Sale
3454 3554 3354 Mar. 18 3554 Mar. 10
4054 Mar. 10 4154 Mar. 8
3954 40
2454 Mar. 17 2854 Mar. 4.
2454 25
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
8954 Mar. 15
454
"4%
354 Sale
20% 2154
Sale
36
Sale
87
77
42
2954 Mar. 23
23
14
13
Jan. 12
Mar. 5
146
115
17
134
Sale
3
Jan.
Mar.
'32% Sale"
Sale
3%
Jan.
554 Mar. 9
254 Jan. 15
7
Jan.
2154 Jan.
Mar. 4
Mar. 19
Feb.
1
275
Mar. 15
2
19
86
3854 Mar. 23
554 Mar. 23
4%
3%
2
Jan.
Jan.
5
Mar. 31
3954 Mar.
3854 Sale
654 Sale
Sale
2
2554 Mar.
13
140
35
44
5
Mar.
3
68
18
Sale
40
90
Mar.
2354 Mar. 11
24% Mar. 15
L7754 Mar. 18
L1954 Mar. 4
17 % Mar. 13
Mar.
.
75
254 Mar. 12
2754 Mar.
56%
45% Jan.
11054 Feb. 25 111
21
Jan.
9 24
654
454 Feb.
5
14$ Feb. 5 2754
17
Mar. 22 22
354 Jan.
4
554
2854 Jan.
5 34$
154
% Jan.
4
72)4 Jan.
7 79
8454 Mar.
4
.
2354 Mar.
2454 Mar.
Atlantic Coast Line Co....50
::V:Y,v;r,•:
Mar.
30
69
2,300
53
5
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
42
*
16,600 Art Metal Works common.-.5
188,300 Ashland Oil Ac Refining Co.l
3,770
122,300
454 Mar.
29
% Sale
Class A
Mar.
77
Rights
Apex Elec Mfg Co common..*
Appalachian Blec Power—
A returns
654 Mar.
1754 Mar.
17
1%
73%
1
Sale
22"
39% Sale
32"" Sale
55
Amer Pneumatic Service....*
Amer Potash Ac Chem Corp..*
Angostura
4%
29%
5354 Mar.
Sale
5% Sale
24
18
4654 Mar. 29
"24_~ Mar."31
.....
100
American Maracalbo
Anchor Post Fence
Highest
Sale Prices
125
...
Amer Mfg Co common
Lowest
Sale Prices
2
6
800 Amer Investment (111) com.
25
3%
5%
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar.
Sale
common.
...
For footnotes see page
.
354
454
4l*
Atlanta Birmingham CoastRR Co pref
...100
16,100
Sale
25
86%
Associated Blec lnduatrles-r-
96,700
3,800
30
1% Sale
76%
74%
85%
225
7% conv preferred
100
2,300 American Equities Co ......*
147,800 Amer 8c Foreign Power warr..
5,500 Amer Fork 8c Hoe Co com...*
176,300 American Gas Ac Blec com...*
<
5,295
Preferred....
50,500 American General Corp... 10c
$2 preferred
9,200
1
1,000
231,800
217,700
918,400
71,900
Sale
29
42
...
545,400
12,200
5,400
2,800
7,800
569,700
■:
5,400
26,300
11,500
27,700
43,800
4,200
15,700
24
Common class B........ 10c
4,550
Class A with warrants...25
6,900
Class B—....
63,000
1
125 Amer Cyanamtd com cl A.. 10
186,900
Common class B.........10
32,300
55,700
2,200
6,175
48% Sale
22
20%
5% Sale
16
18%
18% I 19
S5.50 prior preferred
..*
Ask
53% Sale
S3 preferred.............
Amer Cities Power 9c Lt Corp
Conv class A............25
9,300
170,400
3,500
354
19%
3%
19
Lowest
Sale Prices
March 31
Ask Bid
Bid
*
Allied Products class A....25
Aluminum Co common..
*
400
1,600
•
SO preferred..
9,500
1,500
725
4.200
-10,500
1,100
1,700
'
,
100
300
110% Sale
21
2254
554 Sale
12$ 1554
410 American Book Co.......100
40,900 Amer Box Board Co com
1
1,900 Amer Capital Corp cl A..10c
400
2,200
700
250
3,400
Ask
Bid
53,850
Sale
153
11,000
6% preferred...........100
4,400 Aluminum Goods Mfg......*
17 % Sale
12,100 Aluminum Industries com..*
*
37,850 Aluminium Ltd
Sale
6,100
0% preferred
100
Sale
39,900 American Airlines Inc....10
Sale
13,700 Amer Beverage Corp...
1
26,650
3,450
1,800
800
24,900
2,300
9,200
2,000
210
20,800
>
March 1
26
1
17,100 Allen Industries Inc com
4,700 AUes 8c Fisher Inc common.*
7,600 Alliance Investment com...*
1,000 Allied Internet Investing..
700
S3 conv preferred........
5,900
1,500
;
Par
Acme Wire Co ▼ t c
................
900
500
640
,
STOCKS
_
56,800
Class B..............
5,300 Agfa An sco Corp com
1
21,600 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com
5
25,400 Air Investors Inc common.
5,600
Convertible preferred
*
32,600
Warrants.
2,450 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
50
2,250 Ala Power Co $7 pre*
*
25,100
1,200
5,800
•
Jan. 2
240 Adams lfillls 7% 1st pf.
100
2,200 Aero Supply Mfg class A....*
*i"366
:
Price
1937
17,050
3,450
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
AGGREGATE
354 Sale
2654 2654
3 54 Sale
354 Mar. 25
2454 Mar. 1
254 Mar, I
354 Mar. 5
2954 Mar. 8
3 % Mar. 31
1054 Mar. 23
47
Jan.
7
1654 Jan.
4
1354 Jan. 30
5754 Mar. 19
18
Feb.
13
5054 Jan.
7
354 Mar. 25
5254 Feb.
19
2954 Mar. 18
354 Mar. 31
Jan.
4
254 Feb.
10
4
Jan.
8
14
In
Since
March
Jan. 1
1,480
Jan. 2
2,350
200
200
28.666
62,700
65,300
130
21,100
Inc...l
Barium Stainless Steel.....1
Barlow & Seelig Mfg class A.5
Baumann (L) & Co com
*
7% 1st preferred...
100
Bell Aircraft Corp common.. 1
Bellanca Aircraft common..
100
450
175
190
250
:
6.300
7,000
10,200
18
Sale
"65$ Sale"
19
185*
Sale
Sale
75* Sale
6
3
'~2M
1
:
Sale
20
,
3 5* Sale
f~45$ *>
6"|
"35* Sale"
15* Sale
145$
155*
22"" Sale"
45 5$
35* Sale
475* Sale
35 5$
Sale
Sale
Sale
95*
10 %
50 3*
52
145*
15
A
5$
Sale
17 5*
Sale
160
105$
Sale
185*
195$
53*
Sale
Sale
15$ Sale
25$
155$
15
195*
35$
"
a*
33
85*
Sale"
Sale
445*
Sale
9
Sale
44
165*
Sale
6
295$ Sale
•
5
6
Sale
31
Mar. 12
175$
65* Sale
295* Sale'
85* Mar.
2
19
Mar.
143* Mar. 2
365$ Mar. 30
193* Mar. 25
33* Mar. 15
423* Mar. 27
315* Mar. 30
9
Mar. 27
Mar. 31
Mar. 23
56 Mar. 19
55* Mar. 9
285* Mar. 23
17
5,400
2,550
5,200
10,000
1,400
Common
3,850
12,300
47,300
1,400
7% 1st pref
2d preferred
.....
100
....100
185* Sale
Brazilian Tr Lt Ac Pr ord—•
Breeze
3x
25*
.......—*
15,700
25$ Sale
2
"65* ""65$
6
295$ Sale
...1
Corp
Sale
65*
263
133
27
135*
200 Bridgeport Gas Light Co....*
75
10,100
51,400
Bridgeport Machine com
§66
Bright Star Elec class B
Preferred.
;
Brill
58,900
20,100
9,100
2,700
1,100
< 40
1
2
*
Sale
585* Sale
10
115*
....100
preferred
7%
Sale
7
2 J*
Brlllo Mfg Co common..
*
*
Class A
240
185* Sale
185* Sale
""15$ "3"
'15$ ""25*
243* Mar. 4
55* Mar. 10
25
Mar. 22
135* Mar. 30
15
Sale
63* Sale
695* Sale)
125* Sale
31
Sale
145$ Sale
55* Sale
67
Sale
105*
11
92
Jan.
5
Mar. 30
9
Mar. 27
1
44
Mar. 31
18
6
2
Mar. 27
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
155* Jan.
Jan.
6
27
5
Feb.
1
28
Jan.
5
Feb.
1
2
245* Feb.
3
53* Jan. 30
Mar. 17
10
Jan.
18
Mar.
3
2
13
Feb.
185* Jan.
4
135* Mar. 30
Feb.
Jan.
19
22
25* Feb.
5
155$ Mar.
8
;
Jan.
42
65* Mar. 17
305* Mar. 1
143* Mar. 29
Feb.
Mar. 30
55* Mar. 3
31
31
21
10
4
1
3
16
19
3
25$ Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar. 15
Mar. 6
8
25* Jan.
15$ Jan.
3
6
Mar. 15
85* Mar.
105$ Mar.
Mar. 1C
18
5
125?$ Mar. 10
36
Mar.
Jan.
169
Feb.
li*
36
185*
%
75$
325$
16
156
103
18
Mar. 8
Mar. 18
Mar. 10
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
50
Jan.
Mar.
18
16
43
45$ Mar.
155*
373*
245*
33*
475*
Feb.
3
Feb. 17
Jan. 16
Jan. 21
Jan. 18
Jan. 25
563* Jan. 29
375$
24 li
45*
485*
435*
11
Feb.
19
20
5* Jan.
6
75$ Mar. 15
355* Feb.
5
25$ Jan.
325* Jan.
8
6
7
Jan.
4
305* Mar. 1
145$ Mar. 29
34
Mar. 19
35
Mar. 10
34
Mar. 19
36 5* Jan.
16
Mar. 22
195$ Mar. 30
16
Mar. 22
215$ Jan. 22
....100
......
Corp class A..
Class B
77,400
13,100
4,200
,
.
175* Sale
Mar. 22
Jan.
Mar,
Jan.
Mar.
18
Bowman Biltmore Hotels—
2
25*
45*
35*
175*
85*
Feb.
9
115* Mar. 22
1215* Jan.
45$ Feb.
Mar. 31
35* Mar.
15* Mar.
4
Jan.
159
8
1253* Mar. 10
55* Mar. 3
25$ Mar.
15$ Mar.
44
Mar.
16
Jan.
125* Jan.
55* Jan.
18" "Mar." "3
165
Mar.
Mar.
45* Mar.
19
Mar. 30
10
Feb.
Mar. 24
128
185* Mar. 12
145$ Mar.
65* Mar.
155*
75$ Sale
35*
7
7
28
Mar.
9
175* Mar. 10
85* Mar. 10
15
19
6
115* Mar. 22
40
Mar. 30 1535* Mar. 15
45$ Mar. 6
3
Mar. 22
5
Mar. 15
45* Mar. 22
75* Mar. 15
65* Mar. 9
Sale
.....5
Bower Roller Bearing
145$
14**
Highest
Sale Prices
135
Sale
6
Lowest
Sale Prices
124
Sale
Sale
15*
4S
Highest
Sale Prices
28
Sale
Sale
1225$
..
39,500
Sale
15
5,400 Bickford's Inc com.........*
i
$2.50 Conv pref..........*
625
95,500 Bliss (B W) Ac Co common...*
68,300 Blue Ridge Corp com
$3 opt conv pref
*
10,500
22,200 Blumenthal (S) Ac Co com..
3,025 Bohack (H C) Co common..
7% 1st preferred.......100
V 1,630
25
5,100 Borne Scrymser Co
*
16,600 Botany Consol Mills com
.......*
11,800 Bourjols Inc
2,000
Sale
163
Purchase warrants
269,200
21,400
12,800
3,600
3,900
700
35*
preferred....*
Convertible
393.300 Berkey & Gay Furn Co
56,300
26,300
3
6
1
500
110
Sale
Sale
3** Sale
138
Bardstown Distillery
458 Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
570 Bell Telep of Pa 65$ % pf__100
600 Benson & Hedges com—
140
Sale
147
Lowest
75$ Mar. 22
85$ Mar. 2
Mar. 24
75$ Sale
103* Sale
35
Sale
I
Sale Prices
31
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
85$ Sale
85*
33*
395* Sale
"8
3
warr
March
March 1
Ask
1365$ Sale
.*
Babcock Ac Wilcox Co
105,500 Baldwin Locomotive
8,900
328,600
8,150
,
CURB EXCHANGE
1937
11,225
2,475
40,200
8,900
67.900
■
Price
Par Bid
Shares
37,900 Automatic Products Corp..5
75$
33.600 Auto Voting Macbine com..*
4,470 Ax ton Fisher Tob class A—10
23,900
15,500
.
NEW YORK
STOCKS (Continued) •
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
42
21
'"")*>'eb"""2 "3KFebl"5
5
5
5
1
105* Mar. 15
165$
6 5*
705$
125*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
295$ Mar. 11
31
Mar. 11
245$ Mar. 23
265* Mar,
25
25
135* Mar. 24
55* Mar. 24
633* Mar. 22
65* Jan.
25$ Jan.
535* Jan.
9
4
16
10
19
Jan.
163* Feb.
73* Feb.
77
2
18
Feb.
125* Mar.
2
1
Mar. 11
295$ Mar. 11
31
245$ Mar. 23
235* Jan.
6
265* Mar.
British-American Oil Co.....
400
2,900
100
300
Coupon stock (bearer)....*
Registered
....
215$
215*
235*
235*
323*
32
335*
265*
235$
235$
245$
245$
z302* Sale
305*
315*
305$
305$
z305$ Mar.
31
315*
26
255$
Sale
Mar. 20
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd
Amer dep rets ord bear. £i
1,800
500
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
M 600
£1
1
Am dep rets ord reg
10s
125 British Col Power class A..*
Class B
*
50
11,700
3,000
50
50
8,300
29.100 Brown Co 6% pref
6,600
25,700
100
Brown Fence & Wire com...1
Class A preferred
700
*
1
42,600 Brown Forman Distillery
1,900 Bruce (E L) Co
_.......*
200
4,800
1,000
♦
200 Bruck Silk Mills Ltd
T.Ioo
50
14,800 Buff Nlag Ac East Pow pref.25
$5 1st preferred
2,900
10
14,400 Bunker Hill At Sullivan
*
1,500 Burco Inc common.....
3,500 Buckeye Pipe Line
4,700
850
5,650
100
$3
400
225
conv
2,400
2,100
19,900
2,400
2H-;
2H
25$ Sale
385* Sale
445*
Sale
"52"" Sale
13
Sale
145* Sale
25$
Sale
63
135*
46
12""
.
48
245*
24J*
1065*
1025* Sale
35*
45*
106
135*
95*
275* Sale
7
15
505*
515$
255$ Sale
103
105
7
65*
75$
1
15*
ord sh
£1
Am dep rets B ord sh
£1
Am dep rets pref sh.
£1
Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
Camden Fire Ins Assn..
!•
1
v t c
15* Sale
1
8
63
155* Mar.
27
Mar.
27
85$ Mar.
275* Mar.
Mar. 20
1
33
6
32
Jan. 18
Feb.
6
Feb. 17
Feb. 25
1
Mar.
6
55$ Sale
6
65*
56 Mar.
45* Mar.
65$ Mar.
15* Sale
15$ Mar.
8
16
Feb.
9
1
Mar.
1
Feb.
4
Jan,
16
Mar.
5
5
Jan.
26
Mar.
4
Feb.
23
255$
1043* Mar.
4
Mar.
4
Jan.
51
Mar.
145
45* Mar.
2
Mar.
9
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 11
55* Mar.
8
8
8
Mar.
4
4
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
38"
Mar.
Jan.
95* Mar.
305$ Mar.
12
Mar.
495$ 48
243*
245* 245$ Mar.
Mar.
1025$ 1035$ 102
8
25
Mar. 31
Mar.
49
"""5$ Sale"
5
7
Mar.
38x4 Mar.
93* Mar.
13
1215$ Mar.
134
Sale
122
Sale
45$ Mar.
45$
45*
45$
45*
45*
65$
305$ Mar. 24 x305$ Mar,
32
Feb.
2
Mar.
95$ Mar.
515* Mar.
38
*
Cable Elec Prod
1
25$ Mar.
37
"9% Sale" "95$ "~95* "9
""6
25*
preferred.......*
Warrants
4,100
17,400 Burma Corp. Amer dep rets..
3,800 Burry Biscuit Corp.... 12He
2,500
32 M
8
Mar. 20
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
9
15* Jan.
Jan.
5* Jan.
55* Feb.
9
15$ Mar.
4
15* Mar.* 1
1
15* Mar. 9
5* Mar. 31
55* Mar. 4
15* Mar. 5
5* Mar. 6
55* Mar. 23
1
19
9
13
8
8
18
Cables Ac Wireless—
2,400
14,900
1,600
4,900
H 46,900
;
2,400
1,400
400
Am dep rets A
150
900 Canada Cement Co
i
""*300
common
4>f
30
$
3*8
25
5$
55$
29
15$
Sale
55$
305$
*
29
Canadian Car Ac Fdy pref. .25
*
25 Canadian Dredge Ac Dock
2,250
675
35*
15$
/*# Sale
55*
55$
315*
325*
15$
Sale
31
Mar. 11
32
Mar.
5
31
22
Jan.
Feb.
1
175*
Mar." 13
20
Mar."
4
17
Feb.
13
28
Mar.
Mar. 12
28
45
Mar.
45
305* Mar. 9
45
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
65$ Mar. 25
775$ Mar. 18
75* Mar. 1
4
Canadian Hydro Elec Ltd—
1,300
6% preferred
....100
19,800 Can mdus Alcohol cl A_.._ *
B non-voting
.....*
1,400
1
237,800 Canadian Marconi Co
9,000 Capital City Products......*
Carib
Syndicate
com
25c
165,100
350
2,700
40",700
2,700
52,500
500 Carman At Co
400
1,900
6,000
900
1,600
32,200
*
A stk
...*
Co common.....*
144,500 Carnegie Metals Co com
1
86,800
Rights........^...........
350 Carolina P At L $7 pref......*
170
250
20
22,300
7,000
3,100
12,300
conv
Class B
Carnation
735$ Sale
75* Sale
65*
65$
15* Sale
14
165*
25$ Sale
235*
275*
65$
75$
325* Sale
$6 preferred
50
V
200
200
153,800
41,800
63*
53*
2
17
65$
65$
Sale
21
25* Sale
245* 28
65*
7
31
Sale
25* Sale
.....*
100,400 Carrier Corp common......*
75,900 Carter (J W) Co common
1
16,050 Casco Products............*
18,400
Rights
1.000 Castle (A M) Ac Co
10
.
73
75* Sale
55$
25* Sale
215$ Sale
25* Sale
235$
275$
6
65*
33
325$
35* Sale
32
Sale
44
365$
Sale"
303*
Sale
125* Sale
33
;
% Sale
10
New—
Cataiin Corp of Amer
1
95* Sale
95* Sale
44
Sale
"l]*
Mar.
20
Mar. 27
25$ Mar.
24
Mar.
5
Mar.
I§
1
500
1,775
2,500
20 Cent
10
29,000 Cent Ohio
5,600
700
2,300
26,000
52,000
255,700
/
325
4,400
1,200
<
5,800
1,200
1,975
19.300
1,550
2,150
19,900
12,400
1,975
96,200
4,800
Charls Corp com
*
25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co..5
Chicago Rivet At Machine...*
1
New.
Chief Consol Mining Co...
Chllds Co preferred..
100
Preferred BB
•
Cities Serv Pr At Lt Si pref..*
$7 preferred.
..*
2,225
*
74,800 City Auto Stamping Co.
2,825
v'or footnotes see pake 53.
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
85
"id""
875$
35* Sale
15* Sale
43
195*
235*
195*
195* Sale"
885* Sale
45$ Sale
15* Sale
5
2
35* Mar.
1
305* Mar.
25$ Mar.
% Feb.
8
93
Mar.
85
Mar.
465$
125*
325$
5$
713*
393*
1054
Mar.
3
30
Jan.
Mar.
2
105* Jan.
Mar.
2
28
3*
713*
393*
85$
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17
18
91
93
35$ Sale
15$ Sale
445*
205*
44
46
215$
225$
20
25
205*
23
25
155* Sale
215* Sale
55$ Sale
155$
16
18*
Sale
365$ Sale
72
15$
15*
78
Sale
45$ Sale
595* Sale
52* Sale
55
59
685$ 71
723*
79
13
Sale
Sale
203*
225$
Sale
65$. Sale
135$
1165* 113"" U2"" 113"" Il4~"
"275* "285*
71
145*
Sale
Sale
"17"" "Sale
2
Sale
90
Sale
43* Sale
Sale
45*
5
465*
49
72
Sale
753* Sale
135$ Sale
515*
110
Mar.
13
Mar.
995$ Mar.
165$
15$
Sale
113
15
Mar.
1
Mar.
5
Mar. 12
Mar.
3
Mar.
1
Mar. 17
1055$ Mar. 19
48
Mar.
57
Mar. 17
165*
925*
175*
883*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17
Mar.
925* Mar., 4
215* Mar.1 3
915$ Mar. 25
5
1
85
Jan.
225$ Mar.
4
195$ Mar. 24
20
24
Mar.
3
20
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
19
Mar. 31
55$ Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
7
Mar. 30
114
66
Mar.
Mar.
765* Mar.
365$ Mar.
16
Mar.
173* Mar.
2
15* Mar.
865* Mar.
92
5
54
44
Sale
42
Mar. 27
46
72
Sale
69
Mar. 22
755$ Sale
125$ Sale
72
Mar. 22
723* Mar.
763* Mar.
145* Mar.
123*^Mar. 31
5
Mar. 31
55$ Jan.
Mar. 17
Mar.
2
Mar. 16
4
3
5
25
20
Mar.
5
6
3
Mar. 17
57
Mar. 17
19
96
Jan.
2
65$
25*
515*
275$
333*
265*
7
8
Feb.
Jan.
22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
Jan.
14
825*
1155$
765*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
38
14
14
14
13
Mar. 30
Jan.
Mar.
22
Mar. 24
Mar.
23
5
Feb.
23
Feb.
173* Mar. 17
Mar.
15$ Jan.
76
H'v Mar. 17
4! Mar. 11
475* Mar. 11
45* Mar. 10
2
16
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
5
2
15* Jan.
713*
1105*
525*
275$
Mar.
34
35$ Jan.
13
155* Mar.
825* Mar.
Feb.
102 5* Jan.
973* Jan.
Jan.
16
13
915$ Feb. 25
195$ Mar. 24
13
82
112
Jan.
Feb.
22 5* Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
39
23
8
23
8
15
20
15
3
19
9
Feb.
1055$ Mar. 19
6
•
25
1135$ Feb. 25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar. 31
Jan.
16
25
395$ Mar. 12
105$ Jan. 22
2
Mar. 31
1
145* Feb. 10
5
385* Feb.
Feb. 17
Feb. 16
72
44
39
1
4
Mar. 12
25* Jan.
465$
5$ Feb.
17
Mar.
•a Feb.
393* Mar.
85$ Jan.
1083*
103*
933*
395*
165*
925*
45
i
Mar.
54
20
315$ Feb.
£y»
23
Mar.
Mar.
35$ Mar. 23
15* Mar. 1
505$
45$
45* Sale
Mar.
65$ Mar.
325* Mar.
Mar. 10
40
16
5
6
6
93
37
145*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
24
5
5* Jan. 21
55$ Feb.
8
325$ Feb. 19
225* Jan. 18
825* Jan.
85* Jan.
75* Jan.
Jan.
3
Mar.
4
25* Jan.
85
28
12
15
100
385$ Mar.
105* Mar.
113
1
Mar.
Sale
39
—
.
270
"185$
55* Sale
10
1,372,900 Cities Service common......*
Preferred................*
50,800
Preferred B
3,700
130
800
__50c
900 Cherry-Burrell Corp com
Chesebrough Mfg
250
1,000
12,500
...
1,175
1,875
71,200 Centrifugal Pipe Corp.....
48,300
399,300
16,700
1,700
1
100
Conv preferred
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
•
450
700
Steel Prod
Cent Pow Ac Lt 7% pref
Cent At Southwest Util—
Common.
"l75$ Sale"
100
50
2
Mar.
25* Mar. 18
93
105* Sale
pref..100
1
224,900 Central States Elec com
3,625
7% preferred
100
13,825
6% pref without warr..100
2,700
225
Maine Pow 7%
Sale
135* Sale
113
"105$ Sale"
Mar."
73
Mar.
65$ Feb.
55$ Feb.
15$ Jan.
Mar.
Celanese Corp of Amer—
5,725
7% 1st partlc pref
...100
...15
8,800 Celluloid Corp com
1st preferred
1,310
♦
$7 dlv preferred
*
3,000
*
7,700 Cent Hudson G At E com
3,200
2,800
2 ?*
22
14
Mar. 12
25
305* Mar. 25
25$ Mar. 23
32
85$ Sale
7
2
mi
92
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
11
5
4
Mar. 11
475* Mar. 11
45$ Feb. 26
60
42
58
Jan.
76
Feb.
4
795$ Feb.
10
Mar. 27
663* Jan.
72
12
Mar. 22
125$ Mar. 31
Jan.
16
8
55$ Jan.
8
55$ Jan.
6
NEW
April, 1937]
EXCHANGE
CURB
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
AGGREGATE
March
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
_
Jan. 2
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
|
1937
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
1,100
310.300
2,500
6,350
28,400
3.100
27,350
City & Suburban Homes...10
1
Claude Neon Lights com
Clayton Ac Lambert Mfg Co..*
Cleveland Elec Ilium com...*
'
Cleveland Tractor com.....*
..100
Cllnchfleld Coal com
Club Aluminum Utensil com *
March 1
March
Bid
—
-
3
934
4034
1034
754
1%
*
1,600 Cohn & Rosenberger com
458,600 Colon Development Co Ltd..
14,900
5% income stock A
£1
50,400
j6% convertible preferred£l
1 74,800 Colorado Fuel Ac Iron warr
36,600 Colt's Patent Fire Arms MfgJfi
Columbia Gas Ac Elec Corp—
36,875
5% Conv preferred.....100
1
416,300 Columbia Oil Ac Gas com
200 Columbia Pictures
17,200
Sale
Sale
4234
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
Commonwealth Edison
100
...
4,300 Compo Shoe Machinery.... 1
V t c ext to 1946
5,500
195,800 Consolidated Aircraft com..I
1
21,600 Consolidated Biscuit Co
100 Consol Cigar Corp warrants.
581,100 Consol Copper Mines..
5
25,300 Con Gas E L Ac P Bait com..*
10
5% preferred A
......100
.
.......
200
Consol Gas Util
Mar.
17
23
10
19
13
6
4
2
4% Sale
1934 Sale
7254 Sale
8% Mar. 29
634 Mar. 18
434 Mar.
1
4
Mar. 3
1834 Mar. 22
58
Mar. 18
854 Sale
7934 Mar. 27
8% Mar. 22
7% Sale
121%
Commonwealth Ac Sou Corp—
7,300
434 Mar.
254 Mar.
834 Mar.
4134 Mar.
10% Mar.
4%Mar.
154 Mar.
34
1%
1%
Mar. 13
Mar. 2
Mar. 31
Mar. 9
Mar. 5
Mar. 31
Mar. 16
4%
%
8%
41%
Jan.
4
Jan
6
Mar. 19
10
Jan.
4
Feb.
22
Mar.
16
834
754
4%
4%
2234
Mar. h 3
Mar.
1
Mar. 25
Mar. 31
Mar. 3
4
34 Mar. 1
154 Mar. 19
48
Mar. 11
154 Mar.
1554
15%
2454
7%
Warrants
8%
3%
4%
3%
9
Jan.
9
18
Mar.-29
Jan.
4
Jan. 14
Jan.
4
18
Jan.
14
56
Jan.
6
48
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
73% Mar.
114% Feb.
Mar.
1
Mar. 31
1
6
Mar. 11
26%
1%
15%
15%
22%
7%
%
7%
1
Mar. 30
Mar. 22
4%
3%
10%
48%
Feb. 13
22
Mar.
Mar. 2
Jan. 25
Jan. 12
12% Jan. 18
7% Mar. 31
2% Mar. 16
9% Feb.
8% Feb.
4% Jan.
4% Feb.
22
5
30
14
5
7354 Mar. 29
....
4
4
8
6
8
24% Feb. 11
73% Mar. 31
Jan. 14
Jan.
8
Jan. 20
Jan.
% Jan.
18
8
2% Jan. 25
64
Jan.
14
34
2Vs
17%
17%
33%
11
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
14
2
17
23
10
22
8
31
8
8
12
15
31
8
'%
25 11%
29 89%
8 114 £4
3
Mar.
9
4%
1% Mar. 25
2%
"1134 Sale" ~~8%~Mar."22
7534 Sale
13
1% Feb. 17
% Mar.
1% Jan.
1
com
Jan.
79
Feb. 27 104%
7% Feb. 11
10 %
35% Jan. 11 39
117
Mar. 23 139
2634 Mar. 22
154 Sale
15%
1634
.1554
1634
30% Sale
7% Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
454
334
934
4534
1154
754
254
Sale" 117"" Mar."23
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices'
Sale Prices
com new..
Warrants
252,700
7,000 Commonwealths Distribut-.l
2,275 Community P Ac L 1st pref..*
Community Public Service—
Stk tr ctfs for com
25
3,650
17,300 Community Water Serv .....1
•
Lowest
31
Ask
500 Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd....*
v
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
NEW YOEK
In
TORE
#
12,353 Consol
25,700
1,100
5,100
542,700
1,150
22,600
86,100
425
11,400
20
75
Min Ac Smelt Ltd....5
8% Jan.
Cons Retail Stores Inc com.5
113
8% preferred
......100
Consol Royalty Oil
10
6
_
95
1%
17%
11%
,17 %
6134
2634
Continental Oil of Mexico..)
Cont Roll Ac Steel Fdy com..*
Continental Secur common.*
*
$4 preferred
Feb.
2% Jan.
Consol Steel Corp common. *
Cont'l G Ac B 7% pr pref...100
Cook Paint Ac Varnish Co
Jan.
*
48,200 Cooper Bessemer Corp com.. *
26 100
14
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
13
6
8
24
11
29
57
Mar. 18
39
Mar. 20
2
1234 Jan.
4% Mar. 22
634 Jan.
6
22,100 Corroon Ac Reynolds.... ...1
$6 Conv pref A
3,200
•
228,500 Cosden Oil Co com
.....1
Preferred
30,000
100
2%
26%
15
21%
6134
35
6454
5234
18%
5%
7%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar
Jan.
Mar.
22
22
10
23
11
10
7
7
12
12
18
16
2
1
10
94 54
234 Mar. 22
2834 Feb.
5
4%
39%
1234 Mar. 13
14% Jan.
14
l%Feb.
38
Jan.
20
Jan.
134 Mar.
12
Feb.
2% Jan.
16
Feb.
5
Jan.
25
Feb.
2% Jan.
15
Jan.
5034 Feb.
10834 Feb.
1634 Feb.
% Feb.
3
25
22
8
25
12
20
Feb.
86
.....
.........
3% Jan. 25
2
17 % Mar. 16
Max. 30 102% Jan. 18
....._*
S3 preferred A
9
19
Mar. 27
Feb.
$3 prior preferred
3,800
.....*
22,800 Copper Range Go..........*
117,600 Cord Corp
........f
700
Mar.
10% Jan.
8 135
Courtaulds Ltd
Am dep rets for ord stk reo
1,900
Cramp (Wm) Ac Sons Ship &
4,700
Engine Bldg Corp
100
104,800 Creole Petroleum com
6
111,600 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg..*
418,400 Croft (The) Brewing Co
1
600 Crowley MUner At Co com
*
189,500 Crown Cent Petrol Corp
1
9,300 Crown Cork Internet cl A. •
87,200 Crown Drug common
25c
134
2834
1434
%
....
700
Preferred..
22% Mar. 11
134 Mar. 27
11% Mar. 3
•
47
*
.
3,950
%« Feb.
15
.....*
Jan.
1934 Jan.
2934 Mar.
.._..*
Class A..
2
15% Mar. 30
5
2,000 Davenoort Hosiery
58,900 Dayton Rubber Mfg
Mar. 12
10634 Jan.
6
1334 Mar. 30
100
1,000 Curtis Mfg Co (Mo).........5
1,491,000 Cusl Mexicans Mining
50c
43,900 Darby Petrol Corp..
4
15
Mar. 31
4
*
_........
6%% preferred......
Jan.
1254 Jan.
2
..........25
5,200 Crystal Oil Ref Corp com
2,500 Cuban Tobacco com v t c
2,300 Cuneo Press com
600
10
Jan.
9
Mar. 29
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
7
35
18
2
3
11
3
9
9
18
6
11
26
18% Feb. 16
1534 Jan. 21
2834 Mar. 31
32
Jan.
9
De Havlland Aircraft Ltd—
100
,
Amer dep rets ord reg
£1
9,900 Dejays Stores Inc common..1
1,350 Dennlson Mfg 7% pref....100
50,800 Derby Oil At Ref com.......*
1,150
$4 cum preferred.........*
8,100 Detroit Gasket At Mfg Co...l
6,900
6% preferred w w
....20
27,500 Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com.5
14
17
53
3.800
Distilled
Liquors Corp.....5
Mar. 20
Mar.
2
14
14
16
Feb.
Jan.
6934
534
7634
15 34
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
73
7%
88
19
Jan. 16
Jan. 11
Jan. 14
Feb.
3
18%
16%
9%
9%
17
Mar. 20
Mar.
1
Mar. 20
Mar. 4
Mar.
1
62% Mar. 2
27
Mar.
5
10 f Mar. 8
4
27% Mar. 25
26
Mar.
1
8
28% Mar.
16% Mar.
14% Mar. 15
Detroit Steel Products.....*
435 Diamond Shoe Corp com
:*
26,150
16
72% Mar. 12
6% Mar.25
~l6%~Mar."l7 "l7%Mar.""3
7
28,200
1
6% Mar. 13
Detroit Mich Stove Co...
1
Detroit Paper Products..... 1
11,700
Mar. 24
69% Mar.
Feb.
17
Mar. 24
14
Mar. 25
7%. Mar. 22
Mar. 22
26% Mar. 3
9% Mar. 22
1334 Jan.
7
28
6
7
13
5
17
13
Feb.
4
1754 Feb.
11
20
Mar. 25
11
7% Mar. 22
52% Jan.
6
64
2534 Feb.
5
934 Mar. 22
29
Jan.
1034 Jan.
Feb.
2
1034 Jan.
16
19
Feb.
5
8
Distillers Co Ltd—
2,900
Am dep rets ord reg
45,600 Dominion
..£1
Steel At Coal B..25
100 Dominion Tar Ac Chem Co..*
110
634% preferred.
....100
Douglas
i
L)
(W
Shoe
Driver Harris Co common..10
80
7% preferred...........100
89,800 Dublller Cond Corp com
1
100
1,700 Ouke Power Co
900 Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
17,000 Duro-Test Corp common
1
41,300 Duval Texas Sulphur
*
_______
289,100 Eagle Plcher Lead Co
79,500
18,900
5,125
1,150
37,100
2,300
4,000
36,000
3,650
2,100
54,100
1,921,400
37,000
15,200
6,700
20,700
4,410
8,500
31,500
3,150
.
6,550
tiastern
10
Gas Ac Fuel Assoc..*
6% preferred
.....100
434% prior preferred
100
Eastern Malleable Iron Co.25
19% Mar.
16% Mar.
Mar.
110
8
4
29% Jan. 20
12
Jan.
4
2834 Mar. 8
1634 Mar. 8 1634 Mar. 8
108
Jan. 11 11034.Mar.
8
8 110% Mar.
8
8
35% Mar.
4
30
Jan.
Mar. 11
135
Jan.
82
Feb.
24
6
30
Jan.
6
Mar. 16
107
Mar.
6 11034 Feb.
35% Mar. 10
144
Mar. 29 152
82% Mar. 25
33% Mar. 25
107
4
70
Mar.
Mar.
6 109
9
9
4% Mar.
1
Mar. 17
76% Mar.
1% Mar.
7% Mar.
2
9
1
9%-Mar.
1% Mar. 18
x7
87
Mar.
38% Mar,
Mar.
9
8% Mar.
6
3% Jan.
70
Jan.
1% Feb.
x7
Mar.
23
14
7
1
9
8
654 Jan.
4
22% Mar. 22
6% Mar. 27
27
8
Mar. 11
Mar. 3
20% Jan.
654 Jan.
4
46
Mar. 29
Mar. 10
46
67
Mar. 20
54
74
Mar. 10
67
6
Mar. 29
Mar. 20
25% Mar.
4% Mar.
1
1
2334 Mar. 24
434 Mar. 23
17 preferred series A......*
65
Mar. 16
73
5
65
$6 preferred series B
65
Mar. 16
68% Mar. 24
12% Mar. 17
65
Corp
•
com
'
10% Mar. 27
Mar.
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
Economy Groc Stores com..*
18
Mar. 16
20
Mar.
5
10% Mar. 27
18.
Mar. 16
Edison Bros Stores new....2
22
Mar. 27
Mar. 23
24
Mar.
8
22
Easy Washing Mach class B.*
Eisler Electric
com........
Electric Bond At Share
)
5
|6 preferred
3
20% Mar. 30
79% Mar. 29
Mar. 31
Mar. 18
$5 preferred.....
._...*
Electric Power Associates...!
Class A
..1
72
7
Electric Pow Ac Lt 2d pf A...*
66
Mar.
10
Mar. 13
Mar. 30
Option warrants
Electric Shareholdings com. 1
16 Conv pref with warr
Electric Shovel Coal Co—
*
$4 participating pref.....*
Rwnlro T>l*<
For footnotes see page 53.
F.lpr (. <t.
orf f
100
6% Mar. 19
5
4
92% Mar. 30
15
Mar. 23
13% Mar. 17
5
Mar. 29
37% Mar. 22
52
Mar.
3
3
3% Mar. 9
26% Mar. 10
2054
85
Mar.
1 x79
77
Mar.
2
7134
9
Mar.
2
7
8% Mar. 4
6%
66
71% Mar. 10
10
11% Mar. 19
5
5% Mar.
5
94% Mar,. 4
9234
20% Mar.
16
Mar,
1
4
5% Mar. 29
40% Mar. 3
52
Mar.
3
15
11
23
10
6% Feb. 11
79
Feb.
5
1% Mar. 9
7% Mar. 1
10% Jan. 13
27% Feb. 23
1034 Jan. 19
71
Jan. 18
80
Jan.
2634
634
82 34
8234
1334
23
Feb. 25
Jan.
5
Jan. 15
Jan. 18
Jan. 18
Jan. 11
18
24
Mar.
Mar. 23
4 34
2834
8734
80
1134
954
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
21
13
Jan.
Jan.
13
13
80
Jan.
7
Jan.
7% Jan.
9854 Jan.
12
Mar. 30
Jan.
5
Jan.
4
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
Feb.
9
Mar. 13
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Jan.
27
1354 Mar. 17
5
4234 Jan.
Mar. 27
Mar. 29
3734 Mar. 22
52
3934 Feb. 10
21
5 15934 Jan.
96
Jan.
23% Mar. 24
4% Mar. 23
Eastern States
5,500 Electrographic Corp com
1
1
1,900 Electrol Inc v t c
2,450 Elgin National Watch Co..15
250
Mar.
Co—
475
7% preferred...........100
•
10,500 Dow Chemical Co com
700 Draper Corp
•
9,600
26
Mar.
3
14
8
28
10
14
22
22%
1754
534
4034
Feb.
6
Feb. 10
Mar. 29
Mar. 3
60
Jan.
19
NEW
44
In
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
Price
Jan. 2
Par Bid
71
100
8% preferred..
100
6% preferred......
.100
750
6%% preferred
100
2,000 Empire Pow Corp part stk..»
16,600 Erasco Derrick & Equip Co.5
1
0,500
319,900 Equity Corp
138,000
*17% "l8%
Sale
46% 48%
43,100
Option warrant*.......—.*
431 500 RtansWallower Lead
:
.
.
20
33,900 Fairchlld Aviation com.....l
1—-—1
40,500 Falstaff Brewin g
12,150 Fanny Farmer Candy com—1
7
8
169,100
19
76
79
17%
17 %
17%
/:
Sale
3
40
35
45
V
% Sale
2% Sale
38
37 X Sale
25 X Sale
75
78
69
71
30
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
80
72% Jan.
% Mar.
23% Mar. 22
6% Sale
6% Mar. 23
9% Mar. 1
66
Sale Prices
77
81
4
27
Jan.
74
Feb.
31% Feb.
19% Mar.
2% Jan.
47% Feb.
5
Jan.
4
16% Mar. 30
2% Jan.
2
37
Mar. 29
30
14
Jan.
V
1
% Jan.
21% Jan.
3% Mar. 11
6
9
5
;
18% Jan.
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
72% Feb. 13
67% Jan.
45% Mar. 11
27% Mar. 10
Mar. 22
25% Sale
Highest
77
% Mar. 18
2% Mar. 29
35
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
68
Jan.
4
Mar, 4
Mar. 1
72% Mar. 10
73% Mar. 6
81
Mar. 1
19% Mar. 11
2% Mar. 9
43% Mar. 9
19
22
22
17
12
16% Mar. 30
2% Mar. 1
37
Mar. 29
Sale
2% Sale
Sale
X Sale
22
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
79%
69% Sale
71
72
31
Sale
43
gSale
7% preferred...........100
Ex-Cell-O Aircraft A Tool.. 3
23,650
;
y:
Lowest
Sale Prices
76
Sale
80
Sale
70 X Sale
72
743*
31
Sale
2%
2%
common..... 10c
500 Eureka Pipe Line.......... 50
European Elec Co of Can—
200
73
31
Ask
Sale
March
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
.
75% Sale
69 % Sale
70
74
3,350
3,675
950
March 1
1937
STOCKS (Continued)
11,200 Empire G 8c F 7% pref
4,100
1,700
I,275
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
March
8,900
128,800
5,950
36,800 ;
EXCHANGE
CURB
SALES
AGGREGATE
100
YORK
13
16
11
28
9
1% Feb.
4
3 % Feb. 23
45% Mar. 11
27% Mar. 10
'
7,100
;
12,600
4,050
1,600
11,500 Fsnsteel Metallurgical Corp*
: \i 13,300 FED Corp...—
*
900
600
1,700
5,400
9,450
•
Sale
10
23%
12%
13%
"§2%
Sale
Sale
23 X
16m
500 Flat Amer dep rct«..
10% Sale
22% Sale
14%
15%
% Sale
Sale
Sale
% Sale
31X Sale
mmmwrn •
•
■i
;
8
4,100 Fodders Mfg Co common —* "31 %
NeW
5
1,700
1
39,400 Ferro Enamel Corp com
38%
9,450
Rights
300
;
22%
Sale
"15% Sale"
"40"" "44% Sale"
....
1 "~~X "'"%
177,500 Fidelio Brewery
1,020 Fire Assoc of Phlla.....—10
820 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100 112
113%
230,500 Flak Rubber Corp common..1
11% Sale
100,000
i
Preferred..............100
6,380
1,425
3,300 wvV i 13,050 Florida Power 8c Lt S7 pref..*
182,100 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..* "22% Sale"
37,500
Class B
...-..*
150
2,720
23% 25K
86.400
470
250
•
Sale
37
4
24
Mar.
5
14% Mar. 25
% Mar. 6
16% Mar.
% Mar.
1
1
30% Mar. 15
31% Mar. 1
15% Mar. 20
46% Mar. 2
22% Mar. 23
15
Mar. 22
36% Mar. 24
3% Sale
17%
18%
% Sale
"l7% "i§"*
8% Mar.
11% Mar.
3
18
3
Mar. 20
Mar. 8
4
Mar. 19
Mar.
8
18
Jan.
Feb.
12% Jan.
8
2
22
3
4
% Feb.
9
30% Mar. 15
Mar. 22
15
36% Mar. 24
Mar. 19
Mar. 8
3
18
% Mar.
1% Mar. 1
% Mar. 2
73% Mar.
73% Mar. 24 79% Mar. 10
113"" 114" 112% Sale 112% Mar. 12 114% Mar. 3 112% Mar.
10% Jan.
18% Sale
14% Mar. 1 18% Mar. 17
14% Sale
85
Mar. 29 92
Mar. 8
72% Jan.
87
Sale
Mar. 2
48% Mar.
"48% Sale" 48% Mar. 19 59
22% Jan.
24% Mar. 15 27% Mar. 1
26% Sale
*27% Sale
Mar. 18 29% Mar. 16
28
25% Jan.
29% 28
28% 30
1>| Sale
74
8% Feb,
6% Jan. 16
Sale
.
2
24
12
14
8
19
2
5
2
11 % Mar. 3
24
Feb. 20
17 % Feb. 20
% Feb.
4
33% Jan. 21
15% Mar. 20
6
4
Mar. 20
18% Feb. 24
1% Jan. 20
82% Jan. 12
114% Mar. 3
18% Mar. 17
92
Mar.
65
Feb.
29% Feb. 11
47% Feb.
31% Jan. 23
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
43,900
16,300
2,000
1,100
3,600
Amer dep rcts..Ord reft ftl
Ford of France Am dep rets.
6,000
3,800 Fox (Peter) Brewing Co....5
16,400 Franklin Rayon Corp com..l
7%
2%
10
Sale
2K
10 x
9%
7% Sale
7%
8
9% 10
12
10
Sale
7% Sale
7% Mar. 11
;
8
Mar. '5
5
Mar.
6
10% Mar.
4
"ll% Sale"
9% Mar. 20
10% Mar. 17
12
1
13% Sale
18% 18%
12% Mar. 6
18% Mar. 16
13% Mar. 11
94
Sale
4% Sale
94
21
20
21% Mar. 22
19% Mar. 22
4%
:
4%
4
Mar. 25
Mar.
7% Jan. 28
2% Jan.
7
9% Mar. 20
8% Jan. 27
8% Feb.
4
5% Jan. 22
10% Feb.
5
14% Feb. 10
Froedtert Grain & Malting
1
7,700
19,700
7,350
1,900
Common.................1
Conv
.......—15
pref
"Im'llx
100 Gamewell Co $6 conv pref.—*
119,400 General Alloys Co
.......*
30
22,200
"3% ""4% Sale"
Mar. 31
4% Mar. 23
Mar. 29
19
: Mar.
5
5% Mar.
2
21% Mar.
6
Mar.
2
98
12% Feb.
2
17% Feb. 17
14% Jan,
8
19
Jan.
7
75
3
98
Mar.
Jan.
16
Jan*}, 8
,
5
0% Feb.
3
Feb.
11
General Elec Co of Great Brit
4,700
38,900
2,300
13,700
:
American dep receipts
£1
Gen Fireprooflnft com.....*
Gen Gas & Elec—
750
100 vl':V
$6 conv pref ser B—.....*
170,900 Gen Investment Co com—.1
78,600
200 V;
$6 Preferred........-.-..*
1,100
325
570
940 General Pub Serv 56 pref...*
3,100
15,400 General Rayon A stock....*
28,300 General Telephone Corp...20
83 conv preferred.........*
3,200
150,100 Gen Tire 8c Rubber com...25
1,080
6% preferred A.
....100
3,300 Georgia Power 86 pre
*
22,435 Gilbert (A Q Co com.......*
ProfprrpH
^
2,070
II,400
1,600
57,500
480
1,575
5,735
130
100 Gladding McBean & Co
1,550
5,000
80
57,400
1,600
150
23%
19 K
20%
.••.MM
MMMMM
......*
70,300 Glen Alden Coal Co
14,250 Godchaus Sugars class A...*
Class B
*
50,210
440
57 preferred..............*
,VV
1
266,900 Goldfleld Consol Mines
10,300 Gorham Inc class Acorn....*
83 preferred..
....*
I,150
21%
22%
21% Sale
21%
21
"1% Sale" ""1% Sale"
~83 ~ 166""
Warrants..
26,700
1,425 Gen Outdoor Adv 6% pref. 10ft
4,900
18",700
23
s32
K Sale
BOX
52X
19% Sale
X
Sale
"88>i Sale"
"i'x "~1X
21% 22%
92
105
90
2% Sale
21X Sale
97%
s32
"~2% Sale
19% Sale
48%
50
37% Sale
"28" Bale*
Sale
Sale 105
82% Sale
85% Sale
13%
14
11% 12
43
43
44% 40
105 X
i*'m
43%
Sale
29
........
Mar. 16
Mar. 1
Mar. 5
Mar. 8
62% Mar. 16
1% Mar. 8
98% Mar. 5
532 Mar.
1
91
Mar. 23 95% Mar.
8
88% Mar. 1 100% Mar. 8
2
Mar. 29
2% Mar. 1
18% Mar. 22 21% Mar. 9
62
1%
98%
%
49
Mar. 16
27% Mar.
105
1
51
82% Mar. 31
11% Mar. 19
43
Mar. 25
Mar.
3
38% Mar. 18
Mar. 13 .107
*
88
15
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
Mar.
5
43% Mar.
5
21% Mar. 22
19% Jan. 28
Jan.
1% Feb.
56
83
Jan.
% Jan.
91
Mar.
82% Jan.
1% Jan.
18% Mar.
49
Mar.
18% Jan.
Jan.
82% Mar.
8% Jan.
40% Jan.
100
28
"13% "II"" "13 X Sale^ "12% Sale
4034
22
51
Sale
37%
Sale
32%
~~5% '~5X
% Sale
6
st"
33% Sale
Sale
Sale
100
"""% Sale
35
Sale
38
"12" Mar."l7 13% Mar .""2
43
30
100
61
Mar.
1
Mar. 29
Mar. 2?
37% Mar. 1
Mar. 31 105
Mar. 16
4 04%
6
1%
23 100
2
%
23
96%
7 100%
4
3%
22 22%
16 51%
5 38%
7 107
31 95%
20 16
7 45%
,
Feb.
4
Mar. 17
12
41% Jan.
28
Jan.
6
22
Mar. 31
100
23
23% Feb. 13
% Mar. 1
5% Mar. 3
37% Mar. 22
% Mar. 1
6% Mar. 10
37% Mar. 4
% Jan,
6
5% Feb. 18
33% Jan.
2
21% Mar. 25
2% Mar. 12
26
Mar.
1
3% Mar.
17% Mar.
20% Mar.
2
21% Mar. 25
2% Mar. 12
12% Jan.
2
Jan. 29
Mar. 8
Feb. 23
Jan. 18
Jan.
8
Feb.
8
Feb. 16
Feb. 19
Jan.
0
Mar. 18
Feb. 25
Jan.
6
Feb.
28
15
51
18
Feb.
2
Feb.
Jan.
12
4
Feb. 26
39% Feb. 19
107
Feb.
5
% Feb. 25
7% Jan. 15
37% Feb. 25
Gorham Mfg Co—
.
2,800
45,200
3,500
5,500
V t c agreement extended.*
11,700
285,200 Grand National Films Inc..l
22,925 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
20,300 Gray Tel Pay Station com.. 10
475
775 Gt Atl 8c Pac Tea 1st pref. 100
4,760
Non-voting common stock *
7,550 Great Northern Paper Co..25
!
1,600
2,650
22,700
75,700 Greenfield Tap 8c Die
com
26% Sale
3 % Sale
13 X Sale
20
20X
20
38%
0% Sale
•
42%
3
16
17
Sale
lllX Sale" 111% Sale"
37%
24% Sale
25% Sale
3% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15% Mar. 25
16
Mar. 22
2
1
123% Mar. 27 126
169"" Sale" 105% Mar. 19 113
44%
Sale
Sale
40
Mar. 12
14% Sale
12% Mar.
X Sale
57% Sale
5% Sale
%
%
58% Sale
4% Mar. 23
% Mar. 12
53% Mar. 22
92
Mar. 18
"13" "17%
16" "17%
12% Sale
2
Mar. 8
Mar. 5
44% Mar. 31
15% Mar. 18
Mar. 22
16
27% Jan.
4% Jan.
18% Jan.
22% Jan.
123% Mar. 27 128
105% Mar. 19 117%
38
Jan.
6 44%
8% Jan.
6 15%
4
20
28
5
Feb.
5
Jan.
Feb.
14
1
Mar. 18
Grocery Stores Prod—
21,700
16,100
175,100
7,700
2,400
43,400
"""loo
38,000
5,800
Hall (C M)
Co
W ~14%
Lamp Co........*
V
'
25,800 Hartman Tobacco common. 10
1
34,800 Harvard Brewing Co
17,000 Hat Corp of Am cl B com
1
;
9,800 Haseltlne Corp....
.*,
16,800 Hearn Dept Stores common.5
2,700
6% preferred
50
25c
311,900 Heels Mining Co
5,300 Helena Rubensteln Inc new. *
Class A..-.
...»
2,500
:
.1,500 Heller (W E) 8c Co common. .2
3,800
7% cum pref w w........25
4,000 Heyden Chemical Co...... 10
..
5,300
2,500
200
350
1,600
6%
5%
5
24%
23
Handley Page Ltd—
Am dep rets part pref....8s
400
400 Hartford Electric Light
25
'""loo
5% Sale
Sale
X Sale
58% Sale
4%
Guardian Investors common 1
3,400 Haloid
1500
15,800
14,200
3,200
1,700
13,400
2,400
143,900
25c
common
Gulf Oil Corp..
.......25
125 Gulf States Utll 56 pref.....*
225
85.50 preferred.....
...*
300 Gypsum Lime 8c Alabastlne.*
50
v.:
New
M"6m
21
5% Mar. 23
20% Mar,
2% Sale
2% Sale
1%
2
3% Sale
"19% Sale"
16% Sale
50
51%
21% Sale
7
Sale
10% Sale
8%
9%
2
16%
16%
16% Sale
50% Sale
2%
13
16
15%
50
21% Sale
19
7%
10%
Sale
10%
7
10
8
7
23
13
"I6"!;"i6%
"10% "a*"
19
7
Sale
"39% "42"" "41% ~42~" '41% Sale"
9
Mar.
4
Mar. 22
17,600
5
42,100 Holltnger Consol GM
13,100 Holophane Co Inc common.*
400
100
700 Holt (H) & Co class A
150 Horder's Inc.....
150 Hormel (Geo A) & Co
"""156
850
60
.
67,600
23,100
1,200
1,000
T
4,675
;
,
500
3,820
»
"""ioc
1,850
1,900
27,700
4,450
23,350
1,450
80,000
4,20C
8,100
25
i
500
31,500
900
3,400
70C
250
120
:
50
14,400
5
75
20
k Sale
26%
10%
10
8X
.
25%
8%
26%
10
I
com.....
7% preferred stamped.. 100
7% pref unstamped....100
Hydro-Elec Secur com.. ._.".*
Hygrade Food Prod..
5
Hygrade Sylvanla Corp
.*
Illinois P A L 86 pref..
"32X Sale"
Sale
78
Sale
n
Mar.
6% Sale
20
30
"5% Sale"
10%
4%
49%
69%
Sale
53
•
21
9
11
25% Mar. 11
42
Mar. 22
Mar. 15
9
dep rets ord reg
Sale
11%
Sale
Sale
63% Sale
1
27
4
Mar.
Mar. 15
21
"
Sale
m m
44
44x
1.
12% Mar. 4
4% Mar. 30
48
Mar. 2(
58% Mar. 24
Mar. 22
60% Mar. 15
"23% Sale" "22% Sale"
23%
14%
37%
30
..10
390 i Indiana Serv Corp 6% pfd 100
7% preferred............100
35,700 i
300 Ind'polls P & L 6H% pf —100
22% Mar .10
40%'Mar. 1
Mar.
6
Mar. 3
Mar. 10
Mar. 4
Mar. 30
Mar. 10
Vi2%Mai"."4
5% Mar.
2
53% Mar.
6
72% Mar. 2
72% Mar. 2
60% Mar. 15
9
19
Feb. 11
18% Feb. 15
5
52
8
25% Mar. 11
17% Feb.
Jan, 23
9
12
C
2
13
60
28
29
18
28
10
7
25
Feb. 23
Feb.
9
Mar, 4
Feb.
6
2
9% Jan.
7
4% Mar. 30
45% Jan. 22
2
Jan.
27% Feb.
24
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
23
26
54
23
Mar. 22
42
.
Jan.
Feb.
42% Feb.
4
15%
4
33%
20
11%
12
19%
15 22%
22 41%
29 112
10 42
4 87
1% Jan.
17% Jan.
52
Feb.
Mar.
1
8
Mar. 24
Mar. 4 *10% Mar. 18
Mar. 30
10% Jan.
0
Mar. 25 28% Jan. 11
36
Jan.
13% Jan.
19
Jan,
8% Jan.
18% Jan.
21% Jan.
38% Jan.
107% Mar.
32% Feb.
77% Jan.
17
17% Feb. 23
2
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
5% Jan.
53% Mar.
21
0
4
73% Feb. 17
4
72% Mar. 2
62% Jan. 30
1^
v>
£1
.
44C i Indiana Pipe Line
6
Mar.
Jan.
4
6
.
14% Mar.
Jan. 22
3
4
Mar.
24
60
-
-"
105,50C i Imperial Oil (Canada/.......*
Registered.....
...»
5.70C i
7,000 ' Imperial Tobacco Co of Can.5
3.00C i (mp Tob of Gt Brit 8c Irel._£t
...
^VLar.
19
7
15% Jan.
15% Mar.
50
H 7
Mar.
4 *10% Mar. 18
10
Mar. 22
Mar. 30 z8
7
Mar. 25 25% Mar.
23
6
Mar.
2
Mar.
8 42
39%
26
....
Am
Mar. 19
51 % Mar.
107% Mar. 29 109
"37% Sale" "37% Sale" 34% Mar. 23 39%
83
Sale
79
Mar. 22 85%
r83% Sale
21% Sale
Mar. 23 23
20% 21% 20
1%
1%
1%
1% Mar. 19
22
23
22
Mar.
4
22
24
23%
..-•..v.. 4-
6% preferred
...100
*
10C Illuminating Shares Co A
Imperial Chem Indus Ltd—
500
15
Jan.
Jan.
10% Jan. 28
12
,
""x" m
17 U Salei
15% 20 f
8%
OX
8% Jan. 15
7% Jan. 25
24
4
6
13% Mar. 30
25% Mar. 22
38%
9
15% Jan. 12
70
Mar. 24
9
5% Mar. 23
20% Mar.
Jan. 20
Feb.
9
95
90
60% Mar. 23
1% Jan. 11
2% Mar. 22
8
41
6
4
3
17
5
Mar. 22
Mar.
1
87% Feb.
14% Jan.
9
6
Mar.
Mar. 18
92
Jan. 25
1 % Jan. 12
03% Jan. 25
0
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
4% Jan.
4
2
% Jan.
53% Mar. 22
3% Mar.
3
14
17
"22% "Mar." 10
40
*
5% preferred...........100
Huyler's of Del
30
12%
*
179,800 Hud Bay Mln 8c Smelt......*
80,000 Humble Oil fk Refining
*
3,000 Hussman-Llgonler Co......*
II,638
"13% "U'"~ "14% Sale" "13% "14"
6
1
*
com
Horn 8c Hardart com...
540
,
♦
6% Mar.
21% Mar.
Mar. 12
Mar.
3
36% Mar.
Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
Mar. 18
Mar."23 '63% Mar.""8
*
2,150
1,250
92
4
1
3
"15% Mar."30 "15% Mar ."30
"64"" "65% "60% "61% "60%
14%
16
14
15 X
5% Sale
6% Sale
21% Sale
5% Mar.
% Mar.
60% Mar.
23%
14%
38%
22%
23
14%
37%
14%
38%
Sale
9% Mar.
22% Mar.
22% Mar.
14% Mar.
36% Mar.
23
16
27
9% Mar.
24% Mar.
2
2
27
24
15
Mar.
Mar.
2
8
37% Mar.
31 % Mar.
23
22
17
Mar. 20
27% Mar. 27
"7% Sale" "12% Sale" "14% Sale"
103X 105
100% 102
98% Sale
12% Mar.
3
28
15
97% Mar. 31 100
1
Mar. 15
Mar. 17
Mar. 12
9% Mar. 16
21
Jan.
2
21
Jan.
Jan.
21
t
14
9% Mar.
24% Mar.
2
2
24
Mar.
2
15
Mar.
36% Mar. 17
44% Jan.
23
36
Mar. 2C
Jan.
8
7
20
27% Mar. 27
39% Jan. 10
15
Mar. 17
7% Jan.
2
98% Mar. 31 105
Jan.
4
.
Indian Terr 1 llum Oil Co—
1
1,900 e
1,900
to
footnotes
6.80C
7,900
Non-voting class A.......*
Class
»ee page
53
ft
stnek........
*
•
3X
3%
4
4
3%
3%
4
4
4
4
Sale
4%
3% Mar.
5
4% Mar.
9
Mar.
3
4% Mar.
9
4
3% Feb. 24
3% Feb. 2i
4% Jan.
4% Jan.
14
13
NEW
In
826
^9,100
1,400
11,400
8.200
1*700
825
'
\
13*
1X
74k
Sale"
.
21,200*
39,200
27,400
4,200
Industrial Finance v t c
"
139,000
1,400
1,200
15,800
1,000
2,100
-r
,
1
16,200
•V 53,100
58,100
15,100
2,225
■
March 1
Ask
Bid
7% preferred
-—-.-100
20,750 (nsur Co of North Amer—10
55,100
,206*1
300
-t,
STOCKS (Continue,
7,100
2,525
,1,200
^
Jan. 2
1937
Shares
Shares
Price
YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
March
400
Machinery.-*
Holding & Invest-*
(nternat Cigar
lnternat
Int
Hydro-Elec ?3.50 pref__50
lnternat
263*
2
2k
323* Sale
25
*
Petroleum com.,
Registered
lnternat
Sale
34
i
13*
*9*
:
4
393*
IX
7M
-•
6% preferred.———-100
4,600 Internet Safety Rasor cl b.'
10,500 lnternat Util class A
158,500
Class
B
1
8,000
Old warrants
16,800
New warrants
53,300 International Vitamin—1
10,800 Interstate Hosiery Mills
*
III
15
1
lk Sale
IX
25
26
3
Sale
3
Sale
35
27
A*
Sale
13* Sale
Sale"
37
73* Sale
Sale
Sale
13*
18
20X
Sale
23*
3,940
70,100
19,200
3,350
Interstate Power i7 pref—
Investors Royalty Co
—1
10,300 Iron Fireman Mfgcom vtc 10
20,300 Irving Air Chute com
—1
60,400 Italian Superpower cl A—*
15,400
Warrsati....,,...,...,, '
7,600
12,800
5,400
30,900
4,900
164,200
37,600
425
1,735
Jacobs (F L) Co.————1
Jeannette Glass Co
*
6k
6k
34
35k
19 X Sale
373*
193*
24 X
163* Sale
z
hm
14% Sale
10
Sale
2
Mar.
4
Mar. 22
Mar. 10
2
Sale
38
Sale
15
Sale
3* Mar. 13
23 k Mar. 2
24 k
Sale
143* Sale
IX Sale
3*
%
163* Sale
13* Sale
Sale
113* Sale
16
X
16 X
v
Mar.
2
3* Mar.
2
1
%
1
Mar.
2
23*
V
X
3*
73*
423*
19 k
X
25 k
16 k
13*
X
Mar.
Mar.'
Mar,
1
2
3
Mar. 18
15
10
Mar. 2
Mar. 31
Mar. 22
14
Sale
13* Mar.
19
13* Mar.
17
Mar. 31
6 103
63* Sale
Sale
23 k
9
38
Sale
Sale
3& Sale
24
13* Mar. 4
163* Mar. 3
353* Mar. 29
Sale
fZ
4
2
k« Mar* 9
X Mar. 11
63* Mar. 24
——
Mar.
Mar.
63* Mar.
10
Mar. 15
80
86
Mar. 30
Mar. 11
98
Mar. 27
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
8
1
4
29
29
1
2
173* Mar.
113* Mar.
6
8
85k Mar.
8
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Co—
*
80
240
660
92
1,120
98
6% preferred——.100
7% preferred
...100
33,000 Jonas & Naumburg Corp.2.50
31,100 Jones A l.aughltn com,...100
5,500
15,400
25
'
V0:
,25
m
2,900
19,100
11,500
190
2,800
60
10
5J4 % preferred.......-100
pofelO
Kansas City Pub Serv—
Common V t C—.........
Sale
Wk.
3
Class A pref v t c
Kansas Ci & E 7% pref
Mar. 5
99k Mar. 18
6 k Mar. 25
73* Mar. 3
115
Mar.
2 126 k Mar. 9
Mar. 2
30
Mar. 2 30
863* I 90
92
Sale
99
98
Sale
73*
73*
73* Sale
1153* Sale 1223* Sale
x
i
3* Sale
33* Sale
2X
3*
33*
100
7,300 Kingsbury Breweries
com
100
1
2X
~~2X
6X
Sale
233*
273* Sale
1053* Sale
2X
33*
243*
"33* Sale"
3* Mar.
33* Mar.
Mar. 23
27 3* Mar.
23 k Mar. 27
1
1
6
1053* Mar.
1 1053* Mar.
23* Mar, 31
33* Mar,
Kings County Lighting
190
440
1
16,500 Klrkland Lake G M Ltd—,—1
1,400 Klein (D Emil) Co common..*
1,100
4,500 Klelnert(IB) Rubber
10
6,000 Knott Corp com
....—.1
400 Kobacher Stores Inc com...*
600
20°
Koppers
1,050
1,000
4,500
170 Lackawanna RR N J
16,200
49,900
19,500
139,200
130
20
"'"766
700
4,400
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
La key
100
;
1
Lefcourt
79,000 Locke Steel Chela Co—5
265,800 Lockheed Air Corp
1
•
*
79,400 Lone Star Gas
140,600 Long Island Light com..—.*
3,080
7% preferred."—.<——100
2,975
6% preferred series B —100
28,700 Loudon Packing Co com....*
128,000 Louisiana Land Ac Expl com.l
50 Louisiana Pr & Lt $6 pref..*
21,100 Lucky Tiger Combination. 10
5,900 Lynch Corp com.—.
5
10,700
3.500
6k
113*
14
12
23
26
20
25
23
Mar.
Sale
2
22
135*
Sale
19
17
15
8
25
17
23
2
.
883*
65
73*
%
8 3*
1 k
203*
12 k
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
2
3
Mar.
Mar. 29
Mar. 22
Mar. 5
Mar. 8
143* Mar. 3
Mar.
23
2
Sale
123*
183*
113*
173*
Mar. 22
ill X Mar,
1
Ilk Mar. 17
163* Mar. 22
Mar.
2
183* Mar.
2
107
113*
12
163* Sale
56
593* Sale
83* Sale
993* 109
6k
100
12
773* Mar. 3 773*
553* Mar. 31 593*
8k
6 k Mar. 22
100
Mar. 18 100
Sale
Sale
103
Mar.
3
Mar.
Mar.
4
1
Mar. 18
16
Sale
6
Sale
3
2k
33*
17
113* Sale
IX Sale
:
15k
9k
15 k
173* Sale
6
Sale
3
Mar. 3
153* Mar. 29
3
16
Sale
Mar. 15
9
3 k Mar. 3
163* Mar. 6
113* Mar. 1
2
Mar.M
13* Sale
13* Mar. 18
243* Sale
53*
6
16 k Mar. 18
53* Mar. 25
23
Mar. 22
26k Mar. 29
153* Mar. 19
133* Mar. 22
Mar. 22
4k Mar, 29
893* Mar. 12
17 k Mar.
15k Mar.
13
Mar.
53* Mar.
Mar.
8
2
Mar. 22
23
Jan.
~~
,
k Jan. 26
53* Feb. 18
343* Jan.
7
15
Mar. 31
X% Jan.
2
23 34 Mar. 2
Mar. 22
14
X Jan.a 4
% Jan, 12
;
1
Jan.
7
Feb.
11
Jan. 27
3* Feb. 13
73* Mar. 2
7
k« Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 31
Feb. 26
Feb. 11
13* Feb. 25
163* Jan.,*■; 6
lkJan.
2
-•••
3
28
23* Jan. 29
18k Mar. 19
393* Mar. 3
8
Jan.
100
;
423* Mar.
8
24J* Jan. 13
% Jan. 29
27 k Feb. 11
183* Jan. 11
2 k Feb.
1
13 k
14
103| Sale
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
78
a
14
9*
Sale
17
143*
123*
53*
893*
77
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
913*
Sale
U3*
Sale
Sale
763*
4 k Sale
12 k Sale
78
53* Sale
123* Sale
11
76
Mar. 29
10
Jan.
2
14
Jan.;. &
80
Mar. 30
89
Jan#
Mar. 11
96k Jan.
6
7
Jan.
27 100
7
93* Jan. 23
6k Mar. 25
903* Jan.
5 126 k Mar. 9
30
Jan.
30 : Jan.
8
8
97
'
Jan.
Jan.
21
3
*112
Mar. 23
Jan.
28
Mar. 11
Jan.
4
52
Mar. 17
19
Jan.
9
Mar. 17
Feb. 25
1
6
Jan.
3* Jan.
11
1053* Mar.
2 k Jan.
74 k Feb.
1
60
Mar. 27
53*
3*
5k
%
19k
10k
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
12
Mar. 23
19
17
6
23
26
14
Mar.
1
22
883*
65 k
83*
%
834
13*
Mar. 1
Feb. 10
Feb.
9
Mar. 3
Jan. 23
Jan.
7
21
Feb. 19
133* Jan. 20
1734 Jan.
18
Feb.
6
12 1113* Feb.
9
1134 Mar. 17
163* Mar. 22
123* Jan.
213* Jan.
6
763* Jan.
2
553* Mar. 13
783* Feb. 26
21k Feb.
106
4
Jan.
6
Jan.
100
Jan.
8
593* Mar. 4
6
93* Feb.
2
Feb. 13
20 110
Mar.
3
25
4k
3
20
Jan.
19
Mar, 15
% Jan.
2
303* Feb.
9
163* Jan.
2
5
Feb. 18
23
Mar. 22
13 k Jan.
16
9
'Zf'ZiJ:-
5X Jan. 26
Jan. 22
22
153* Mar. 29
23* Feb. 10
9
303* Feb.
26 k Mar. 29
7
Mar. 2
23 k Jan. 23
4k Mar. 29
123* Mar. 23
£13 k Jan.
183* Jan. 28
934 Jan.
16k Feb. 20
1434 Jan. 16
11
Mar.
4
k Mar.
88
Mar.
93
100
11
37 3
4X Sale
8X
8X
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
21
233*
23
9k
18
29
13* Mar. 24
13* Sale
39
40
13* Sale
39
243*
383* Mar. 17
Mar. 22
7 k Mar. 23
43* Sale
8 k Sale
4
65
Sale
65
20
21
Mar. 31
223* Mar. 12
15
100
Feb.
J*
3
Mar.
223* Mar. 12
33* Jan. 12
7k Mar. 23
6
18
16
Jan. 25
Feb.
9
Jan. 16
Jan. 20
Jan.
63
383* Mar.
43* Mar. 15
93* Mar. 1
Mar.
Jan.
80
13* Jan.
13* Mar.
Mar.
40
70
_0k Jan. 14
93
Jan.
753* Jan.
434 Mar.
123* Feb.
79k Mar.
53* Mar.
13 k Mar.
53* Feb. 18
103* Jan. 23
Mar. 31
82
Jan.
213* Jan. 21
23
Feb. 19
10
333*
223*
3k
16k
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
65
2
Marconi lnternat Marine—
100
3,700
Communication Am dep ret
13,700 MargayOll
*
19,300 Marion Steam Shovel com..*
12,900 Mass Utll Associates v t C
.1
116,300 Massey Harris Co common..*
1
14,100 Master Electric Co......
3,300
7,600
4,100
60,300
8,000
25
1,400
17
Sale
33*
3k
Sale
9
r
18k
18X
163*
163*
33* Sale
Ilk Sale
22
23
83*
9
303* 32
19 k Sale
33*
3k
15 k ' Sale
25 J* Sale
283*
163*
33*
Ilk
22
55
553*
55
83*
93*
Sale
83* Mar. 22
333* Mar. 10
223* Mar. 11
33* Mar. 1
16 k Mar. 17
253* Mar. 31
83* Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
500
_
75
$4 preferred w w
*
McColl-Frontenac6% pref 100
31,600 McCord Radiator & Mfg B—*
103,200 McWilliams Dredging com..*
*
3,875 Mead Johnson & Co com
27,500 Memphis Nat Gas com
5
19,000 Mercantile Stores Co....
*
125
7% preferred
100
1
4,200 Merchants A Mfrs class A
Partic pref
...*
£ 100
118,100 Merrltt Chapman Ac Scott
*
6 k % A pref
4,050
100
Common stock pur warr'ts.
1,100
.1
855,100 Mesabl Iron
6,300 Metal Textile Corp com....*
Part preferred.——*
380
10k Sale
3331
34 •
116
121X
6k
6X
41
45
"ex "ex
553*
60
103*
"113* "9k ""9k
37
Sale
983* Mar. 16
BS
31k Mar.
Mar.
323* Sale
47
52
Sale
55
"63* "ex "ex "ex
6
Mar.
46
Mar.
Mar
3
Mar.
775
400
244,000
2,300
100
Jan.
Jan.
7
21
33* Jan.
5
8 k Jan. 30
183* Jan. 30
8
va.
18
10
11
13
17
253* Mar. 31
"e'X Sale' "83* Sale"
64
7k
Sale
Sale
2
5X Sale
Sale
jif
43* Sale
363* Sale
Sale
4
■
Janl
Jan.
39
Jan.
2
9 k Mar.
'
43* Mar.
363* Mar.
5k Mar.
31k Jan.
63* Jan.
32
7
■
1053*
7
31k
113*
803*
23*
23*
53*
37
Mar.
3* Jan.
ke Jan.
33* Mar.
Mar.
13
Jan.
8
53 k Mar. 11
104 k Feb.
60
733* Mar.
lk Mar.
2
30
Jan.
983* Mar. 16
143* Feb.
5
443* Feb.
9
121
Mar. 8
1013* Jan..
Mar. 11
Mar.
73* Mar. 22
60
Mar. 25
lk Mar. 25
13* Mar. 27
3 3* Mar. 25
34
Mar. 8
55
Jan.
95
Mar.
9 k Mar.
6
•
1053* Mar. 18
1053* Mar.
5k Mar.
55
1
Mar.
53
3
.
Mar.
121
114
"63* Sale" "63* Sale"
3
Mar.
55
Mar.
95
Mar.
9 k Mar.
...
13" 000
83* Mar. 22
17
16
May Hosiery Mills—
~
350
75
5,000
13,000
1,125
6,500
3,100
934
.153*
Jan.
Feb. 18
Mar.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
13
28
11
25
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
29
Jan.
13
Feb.
17
Feb.
16
26
16
Metropolitan Edison Co—
•
25
3,000
57,400
17,600
3,000
46,400
1,700
350
$6 preferred
Mar. 12 103
3 3*
2k Mar. 30
33*
23* Mar. 19
83* Mar. 30 113*
143* Mar. 19 17
1
Mar.
1
13*
8
63* Mar. 1
103
—*
*
21,400 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
163,500 Michigan Bumper Corp.. ..1
151,700 Michigan Gas Ac OH Corp.., 1
11,500 Mich Steel Tube Prod....2.50
61,200 Michigan Sugar com.——*
3,600
Preferred..
—10
3X Sale
3
Sale
3
Sale
23* Sale
103* Sale
153*
163*
1
Sale
63*
Sale
3
9
15
a3,
Sale
Sale
Sale
IX Sale
7
Sale
Mar. 12
Mar.
2
Mar. 31
Mar.
103
2
Mar. 12 106
k Mar. 30
23* Mar. 19
2
k Jan.
14
143* Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar.
9
Mar. 10
1
Feb. 26
4k
3k
Ilk
18k
13*
8
63* Mar.
12
18
4
10
14
Middle States Petroleum—
13,200
9,500
45,700
34,900
Class A vot trust ctfs—*
350
„
1,800
$2
conv
pref
5 k Sale
63* Sale
Class B vot trust ctfs...—*
IX Sale
Midland Oil Corp—
9
....*
Sale
IXy lk
13* Sale
83*
8k
93*
9
53* Mar. 23
13* Mar. 24
63* Mar.
lk Mar.
1
3
53* Feb. 10
13* Mar. 24
83* Mar. 27
93* Mar.
6
83* Jan.
16
10
Jan.
9
Midland Steel Product—
1,300
850
14,400
I
4,200
10,200
1,400
10
4,300
S2 non-cum div shares....*
....—*
3,145 Mid vale Co
30,600 Mid-West Abrasive Co..—50c
10
4,200 Mid-West Oil Co
54,600 Mining Corp of Can........*
3,350 MinnesotaMinAfcMfgCo
*
20 Minnesota P Ac L 7% pref. 100
22 X
24
23
72
Sale
86
4
Sale
"~3k Sale"
40X
42 X
Sale
213*
87 3*
43* Sale
"•43* Sale"
393* Sale
90
4
23 k
Sale
Sale
123* Sale
43* Sale
38
38k
Mar. 13
Mar.
2
22
•O
85
IVluil
«
A
33* Mar. 25
12 k Mar. 30
33* Mar. 23
37
Mar. 22
Mar. 15
98
24
Mar.
22k Jan.
Jan.
3k Jan.
71
393* Mar. 16
37
Mar. 22
98
98
Jan.
Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar.
4k Jan.
14 k Mar.
5
Feb.
24
90
Mar. 31
43* Mar. 3
143* Mar. 13
4 k Mar.
9
90
11
k Mar. 30
33* Jan.
2
12
14
43
98
Jan.
Jan.
2
31
20
13
25
7
14
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28
86
:
18k Feb. 15
133* Jan.
33* Jan.
14,000 Mangel Stores Corp com
1
460
15 conv preferred.—..*
800 Mapes Cons MfgCo
...*
100
Sale
334
4
17
18
103* Sale
% Sale
55,300 Majestic Radio Ac Tel Corp.. 1
270
123*
143*
12
14
1
53*
3*
63*
%
19 k
Ilk
43* Feb.
44
♦
B stock
1,200
58
57
1
Realty com
146,500 Lion OH Refining
...*
.......*
11,900 Lit Brothers com
*
50 Loblaw Groceterias A
"4~206
60
76H Sal®
Bryant 7% pref—100
Langendorf Un Bak cl A
*
Class B
♦
83", 200
10,100
55,300
15,300
26,900
580
775
5,400
6,600
Mar. 29
Mar. 27
83
83* Sale
13* Sale
183* 21
63* Sale
111
12k
Sale
12
20
Lane
4,000
Preferred
.—.........*
208,600 Lehigh Coal Ac Nay..
*
796,900 Leonard OH Development—35
2,500 Line Material Co
*
25
14 X
22 X
Foundry & Machine.!
1,600
37,100
70,500
5,700
iig i°iH
85
Sale
63* Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
73*
Company—
4,250
6% preferred....——100
2,400 Kress (S H) A Co spec pf—10
20,100 Kreuger Brewing Co........1
10
Sat*
60
663*
Sale
65
120
105,200
157,900
60,000
3,400
300
80
873* Sale
7% preferred series B—100
5% preferred series D
100
217.100 Kingston Products—
1
157,900
Rights
143,100 Kirby Petroleum..—.......1
80
743* Jan.
6
28 k Feb. 15
Feb. 16
Feb. 24
35
6
1
3
Mar. 11 114k Mar. 5
Mar. 17
52
Mar. 17
52
21X Sale
91
3* Mar. 15
2
a;ll 2
Keith
10 Kimberly-Clark pref
.10
1,700
7%
92 X
90
*
Julian & Kokenge com
(Geo E) Co 7% pref. 100
25,300 Ken Rad Tube & Lamp cl a.*
4,400
93 X
100
2
28
643* Mar. 29
243* Jan. 20
23* Jan.
7
313* Jan.
6
3* Jan. 12
153* Feb. 24
3334 Jan.
2
13* Mar. 1
18 k Mar. 19
393* Mar. 3
38
Mar.
1
73* Mar. 8
37k Mar.
2
16
3
40k Mar.
;
23* Feb.
223* Feb.
4
313* Mar. 22
Mar. 10
Mar. 22
4
Mar. 27
13* Jan.
Mar.
1
1
102
13*
193*
23*
5
IX Mar.
713* Mar.
18
Mar. 27
Sale
103
13*
13* Mari 11
16
Sale
23*
Highest
Sale Prices
643* Mar. 29
Sale
19
Lowest
Sale Prices
663* Sale
~37X Sale
"~7X
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
38
———
Products com....
2
70 X
28
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Ask
17X Sale
"A" stock pur warrants—
lnternat Metal Indus A
March
Ask Bid
Bid
700
790
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
AGGREGATE
45
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
April, 1937]
\
NEW
Shares
Jan. 2
1937
Jan. 1
March 1
16,710
Mock Judion Voehringer2.50
3,800
5,574
128,400
7,000
1,000
3,120
5,600
1,350
725
Mohawk 9c Hud Pow 1st pref.*
7% A pref
100
36,700 Moore (Tom) Distillery Co..l
300 Mtge Bank of Col Am She....
79,200 Mountain Producers Corp. 10
6%
49% Mar. 12
23
Mar. 23
20
Mar. 31
97% Mar. 30
11% Mar. 2
2% Mar. 31
54
Mar. 31
16% Mar. 23
75
25
1
43% Mar.
80
1
Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar.
Mar. 23
5% Mar. 22
30% Mar. 30
79
132
Mar. 22
Mar.
4
3
14% Mar. 16
3
Mar.
1
59
Mar. 9
3
18% Mar(.
89% Mar.
3% Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
87% Mar.
5
%
2%
11%
43%
Mar.
11% Mar. 5
18% Mar. 31
% Mar. 16
7% Mar. 15
52% Mar. 2
26% Mar. 29
9% Mar. 5
11% Mar. 1
3% Mar. 1
1% Mar. 1
Mar. 29
59% Mar. 18
80
Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
common.
336,900 Pennroad Corp com vtc..
For footnotes see page 53
5
Jan.
6
4
Mar. 31
97% Mar. 30
20
18
Jan.
32% Jan.
6% Jan.
23% Mar.
51 % Jan.
23
44%
14%
3%
20
Feb.
64% Jan.
3
81% Mar. 31
8
91% Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
25
28
Jan.
Mar. 11
9% Mar.
Jan.
5
12
1% Jan.
2
10
1
Mar. 29
112
Mar. 29
32
80
Jan.
5
18
12% Feb. 23
18%
%
7%
57%
9%
11%
3%
2%
112%
,59%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
31
16
15
11
5
7
19
16
7
25
18
80
Jan. 27
Mar.
9
14 116
14
Jan. 13
19% Feb. 10
15% Mar. 16 19% Jan. 21
2% Jan. 14
1% Mar. 22
Jan.
27
110% Jan.
17% Mar. 16
85
Mar. 23
23% Jan. 12
89% Jan. 15
Mar. 22
Mar.
6
78
Feb.
16
94% Mar. 10
5
Jan.
5
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
12% Mar.
8
97
Mar.
3
1
5
4
2% Mar. 30
7
Mar. 13
4% Mar. 30
Mar. 24
42% Mar. 23
Mar. 22
49% Mar. 24
2%
5%
%,
87
Mar. 23
Mar.
2
97
Mar. 11
Mar. 15
Mar. 27
3% Mar.
8% Mar,
5% Mar.
64% Mar.
3% Mar. 23
Mar. 22
*30% Mar. 23
3
50% Mar. 31
50
Mar. 31
49% Mar. 24
4% Mar. 8
5% Mar. 2
Mar. 1
91% Mar. 2
100% Mar. 2
Mar. 18 107
Mar.
2
Mar. 25
4
4
8
10%
37%
4%
37
34
55
Mar. 18 67
65
Sale
102% 103
101% Mar. 29 106
109% 109% 109% Mar. 17 110%
110% Mar. 2 110%
111
Mar, 5111
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
Mar. 4
Mar.
8
Mar.
6
Mar.
6
Mar.
Mar.
3
3
2
4
5
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 20 135% Mar. 10
29% Jan.
6
43
4
47
16
5
Mar. 31
34% Mar. 27
6% Jan.
5
16
Mar. 31
34
Feb.
4
26
9 20
.Mar. 16
19 119% Mar.
5
24
5% Mar. 4
18 57% Mar.
5
12
15% Mar.
1
Mar. 16
3
34% Mar. 27
4% Mar. 12
"41% Mar."i8 ~4§"" Mar.~25
Sale"
9
3
Jan. 26
Jan. 25
Mar. 9
Feb. 19
104
Mar. 18
% Feb.
5
2% Jan.
7
13% Feb.
1
47
Feb. 10
11% Jan.
6
% Jan.
2
3% Jan.;, 4
52% Jan. 18
Jan.
25
4% Mar. 15
Mar. 31
Jan.
Feb.
2
15% Mar. 6
13% Mar. 23
102% Mar. 24 105% Jan. 14
113
Jan.
7 115% Mar. 31
2
12% Mar.
8
Mar.
9
20% Feb.
6
Jan.
4 119% Mar.
8% Jan.
17
115
4%
50%
13%
90%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
98
Feb.
Feb.
98'
5%
24
18 65
12 16%
16 100
9
94
1 115
% Mar. 30
2
Mar. 16
13% Jan.
97
33%
Mar.
Feb.
14%
19%
89%
3%
118
Mar.
1
Mar. 20 115% Mar. 31
31
11
59
41
94% Mar. 10
3% Mar.
6
%, Mar.
2% Mar.
28
Jan.
16
16
21
8
15% Mar.
29% Sale
3% Sale
11
Mar. 15
Jan. 13
% Feb. 24
1
Mar. 2
8% Jan.
8
33% Jan. 11
95
11
4
3
Mar. 16
9
3
Mar. 22
16% Mar. 23
11
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
4
13
13% Mar. 15
Sale
13
7
29
31
12
Mar. 31
97% Mar. 30
Mar. 20 135% Mar. 10
% Mar. 30
10
10
28
7% Feb.
5
149
Mar. 30 155% Feb.
4
54
Mar.
6
41% Jan.
4
23
Mar. 23
28% Jan. 29
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
7
21
41% Mar. 18
2% Mar. 30
7
Mar. 13
3% Jan.
55
4
Mar. 24
35% Jan.
7
23
3
Feb.
Feb.
2% Feb.
3
Feb.
10
16
51
Jan.
3% Feb.
23
3
11% Jan.
2
7% Jan.
13
77
Jan.
13
50% Mar. 31
Jan.
•
Jan.
Feb.
97% Feb. 11
49% Jan.
107
Jan.
1
3
Feb.
2
% Feb. 24
5 50
7 50%
4%
2% Mar. 23
6%
5% Mar.
2
%
% Jan.
4
87
Mar. 27
96%
97
Jan. 21 103%
35
5
Feb. 16
4 108
Mar. 31
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
25
30
12
21
23
11
Jan.
22
Jan.
18
10% Mar. 15
41
Feb.
8
6% Jan. 23
25% Jan.
13
37
7% Jan.
28
3
20
Mar. 25
*30% Mar. 23
Feb. 10
35% Jan. 18
67
Mar.
3
110% Feb. 11
111% Jan. 15
112
Jan.
111% Feb.*
4
9
104% Feb. 24
~13% Mar"l6 "l4*""Mar?12
11% Mar. 12
28
100
12% Mar. 22
Mar. 24
28
Mar. 18
79
Mar. 30
6% Mar. 12
22% Mar. 30
45
Mar.
5
66% Mar. 11
5% Mar. 22
5
Mar. 24
26
Mar. 15
84
Mar.
Mar.
1
1
Mar. 16
Mar. 6
Mar.
2
3
5
6
7
Mar. 10
23% Mar. 18
54% Mar. 11
70% Mar.
7% Mar.
6
5
5% Mar. 19
28
Mar. 11
"40% Mar."26 "4l"""Mar.""8
11
.
Mar. 22
Mar. 4
5% Mar. 19
4% Mar.
1
30
1
1
Feb.
6
Mar. 19 140% Mar.
33
107% 107
Mar. 31
8
4% Jan.
132
166"" Mar.'lO Il2"""Mar."l5
106
3
11
27
Mar. 11
Jan. 22
Mar. 22
43
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
88
30
...50
18 157
25 37
25 44
30 44
10 182
6
35
Mar. 31
55
19
30% Feb.
11% Mar. 17
..100
Jan.
5% Mar. 31
Jan.
4
17
Mar. 30
rl38%Mar.
30% Feb.
34% Mar.
42% Mar.
180% Mar.
13
4% Feb. 11
79
102% Mar. 24 105
NUes-Bement-Pond com
..*
Nlplsslng Mines
........1
Noma Elec Corp com
...1
Nor Amer Lt 9c Pow com
1
$6 preferred
...»
North Amer Rayon d A
*
Class B common
.......*
3,000 Penn Mex Fuel
12
4
8
31% Mar.
26% Mar. 18 28
Mar.
105
Mar. 31 106% Mar.
3.050
3% Jan.
Mar.
16
2
Jan.. 13
88
Mar. 31
17
117%
4%
50%
13%
90%
16% Feb. 18
28 123% Jan.
11
Feb.
8% Mar. 23
14
Mar. 31
114
2
27 104
4% Jan.
8
30% Mar. 30
30,550 Pacific G 8c B 6% 1st pref..25
2,100
5%% 1st preferred
25
975 Pacific Ltg Corp $4 pref....»
11,400
Jan.
Mar. 16
Mar. 19
Mar. 2
Mar. 6
30%
102
Mar. 17106
4% Mar. 2
5%
9% Mar. 13 10%
110
Jan.
17%
87%
5%
35
36,200 Oklahoma Nat Gas com
15
7,700
$3 preferred
..........50
800
6% preferred
.....100
72,400 Oldetyme Distillers...
1
8,000 Overseas Securities Co..
.*
850
9
8
5
2
16
7,200 Nor Amer Utll Sec com.....*
3,900 North Cent Texas Oil
ft
524,500 North European Oil com
l
890 NorlndPubSer4% pref..100
1,375
1
9
1
18
5
13
8
5
"13% Marr§3 "i5% Mar.""6
100
100
Pacific Public Service......*
1st preferred
*
Pacific Tin special stock....*
Pan Amer Airways com
10
Pantepec Oil of Yanexuela._l
Paramount Motors Corp
1
Parker Pen Co....
.10
Patchogue Plymouth Mills..*
Pender (D) Grocery cl A
*
Class B
♦
Peninsula Telep Co com
*
13% Jan.
98
110
Jan.
27% Mar. 11
4% Mar. 15
58,100
Class A warrants new
4,100
Class B warrants new
75,328 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
9,700
1,800
27,850
28,600
748,600
5,200
114
20
85% Mar. 23
118
4,500 NY « Hond Rosarlo M
.10
1,900 N Y Merchandise Co com...*
4,300
New common
10
390 N Y Pr 8c Lt $6 pref...
♦
510
7% preferred
lOf
N Y Shipbuilding Co
12,300
Founders shares.........]
10,250 N Y Steam Corp com....
*
3,350 N Y Teleo 4%% pref..
It®
2,100 New York Transit
...5
2,315 N Y Water Serv 6% pref._ 10e
165,600 Niagara Hud Pow com]new. 10
6,125
5% 1st pref
100
Maf»^3
Mar. 19 140% Mar.
Mar. 22
27% Mar.
25
100 NYC Omnibus warrants
390 Pacific P 8c L 7% prof
6
Mar.
1
Mar. 31
40% Mar.
31 116
30
16%
16
17%
22
2
17% Mar. 16
New Haven Clock Co com
*
New Jersey Zinc.
25
New Mexico 9c Aria Land
1
Newmont Mining Corp
10
New Process Co common
.*
N Y Auction Co common...*
830 Ohio Power 6% preferred.100
250 Ohio Pub Serv 7% 1st pref 100
50
6% 1st pref.....
.....100
900 Ollstocks Ltd common....
5
•
85
250 New Engl Tel 8t Tel Co...l00
4,525 Ohio Brass class B._
...»
1,075 Ohio Edison $6 preferred
.»
6,520 Ohio Oil 6% pref
100
20
Mar. 29 112
113%
14%
15%
1%
6% preferred.....^.....'100
9,400 Novadel Agene Corp......,..*
Mar. 29
112
5
*
550
7% preferred
100
75 Northern NY Utll 7% pfd.100
12,100 Northern Pipe Line.......10
53,820 Nor States Power com A..100
5,200 Northern Tex El 6% pref._100
25,000 Northwest Engineering
*
Mar. 11
9% Mar. 5
10% Mar. 9
2% Mar. 18
....100
Prior preferred.
2
Mar. 27
41% Mar. 19
1,090 Nevada Calif Elec com...100
350
2
Mar.
81% Mar. 31
11% Mar. 5
13% Mar. 22
VtMar. 1
4% Mar. 2
52% Mar. 2
...
17,200
70,200
46,000
156,000
12,900
47,800
14,000
% Mar.
1
.*
Class A preferred
Mar. 1
Mar.
1
Mar. 17
Mar. 11
Mar. 31
Mar. 1
97% Mar. 30
Mar. 15 104
10
1,250 National Tea Co 5% % pref. 10
8,000 National Transit
..12.50
137,000 National Union Radio com_.l
6,100 Nebel (Oscar) Co com
._.*
20 Nebraska Power 7% pref.. 100
20,000 Nehi Corp com
...»
130
1st preferred........
*
350 Neisner Bros 7% conv pref 100
11,200 Nelson (Herman) Corp .....ft
8,900 Neptune Meter class A
*
4,200 Nestle Le Mur Co class A...*
125
1
Mar. 15
103
*
5% 2d pref A
5% 2d pref B
Mar.
3
Nat Power 8c Light—
150
600
2
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar. 29 118
Feb.
3
41
11,100
$6 preferred
....
•
1,800 National Refining common 25
138,650 Nat Rubber Mach com
...*
149,400 National Service Co
...1
16,300
Conv partic preferred....*
21,400
47,250
24,300
25,300
1,900
2,700
54
28
20
"11 ""Mar;22 "13%
35,600 National Fuel Gas
*
30,500 National Gypsum class A...5
59,400 National Investors com
..1
330
$5.50 preferred......._.._*
vv 19,000
Warrants
..w—
146,000 National Leather Co com..10
!■>': 11,700 Nat Manufacture 8c Stores..*
7,800 National Oil Products......4
1,150
4
Mar. 23
35
4,670 Nat'l Bond & Share Corp..-*
100 Nat Brewers 7% pref
25
16,700 Nat Container Corp
.....1
com.
Mar.
20
1,30>) Nachman Sprlngftiled Corp.*
17,900 Nat Automatlve Fibres A...*
8,100 National Baking Co com...l
297.200 Nat Bellas Hess com
1
650 New England Pow Assn
Mar.
Mar."II "~7%Mar"'i
Mar. 30 149
149
130 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel..100
4,100 New Bradford OH
15
"
45,300 Mueller Brass Co common..1
5.900 Murray Ohio Mfg Co
*
100 Muskogee Co common
*
10
6% preferred
....100
^
1
1
9% Mar. 10
4% Mar. 1
*138% Mar.18 155
31
Mar. 4 32%
34% Mar. 25 38%
42% Mar. 30 44
180% Mar. 10 182
5% Mar. 31
7%
Moore Corp Ltd............*
7% preferred
Mar. 30
12
30
250
Mar. 29 116% Mar.
Mar. 24
15% Mar.
8% Mar. 23
3% Mar. 6
MontrealLtHt&Powcom..*
Moody's Investors Part pref.*
22,000 National Sugar Refg...
Lowest
Sale Prices
14
Molybdenum Corp...
Monroe Loan Society d A..*
Montana Dakota Utilities._lf
Montgomery Ward 9c Co A..*
400 National Steel Car Ltd
Highest
Sale Prices
114
...♦
....1
2nd preferred
Lowest
Sale Prices
March 31
Pat
100
STOCKS (Continued)
410 Miss River Power prof
Shares
>
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
EXCHANGE
CURB
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
March
YORK
12%
30%
6%
5%
Mar. 5
Mar. 13
Mar. 11
Mar. 6
14% Feb.
9
14% Jan. 12
32% Jan. 16
106
Feb.
9
Jan.
13
10% Feb.
1
6
32% Feb. 15
29% Feb.
2
107% Jan. 28
89
Jan. 22
8% Jan. 14
24% Jan.
5
54% Mar. 11
75% Jan. 14
9 % Jan.
2
6% Feb.. 19
53
43
18
Feb.
3
Feb. 17
12%
30%
8%
5%
Feb. 17
Mar. 13
Feb. 11
Mar. 6
30
Jan.
AGGREGATE
y
PRICES IN MARCH
NEW YORK
Price
curb exchange
Jan. 2
Since
March
Jan. 1
Shares
50
275
STOCKS (<Continued)
Shares
100 Penn Cent L & P $5 pre!
525
1,800
120
880
2.970
3,700
2,300
J.
■
;
550
12,300 Philadelphia Co
1,000
com
.*
200 Phila Elec $5 div preferred..*
100 Phlla El Pow 8% pref
25
17,100 Phillip* Packing Co
*
142,500 Phoenix Securities common. 1
25
:
loo
3,800
39,500
1,900
5,700
1,600
17,100
14,700
4,200
47,700
7,400
98,900
41,100
Conv preferred A........10
Pierce Governor Co com....*
Pine* Wlnterfront Co—...1
Pioneer Gold Mine* Ltd
1
Pltnay Bowea Postage Meter*
25 Pitt* Bessemer & L E RR...50
21",700
123,700
7,090
23,000
14,000
7,400
1,980
7,200
4,500
Pittsburgh Forging* Co....*
.-50
Pitts Ac Lake Erie RR
25
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
Plough, Inc
....«*
200 Pneumatic Scale Corp
10
38,400 Potrero Sugar com....—...5
59,900 Powdrell Ac Alexander com..5
2,500 Power Corp of Can com...
7,300 Pratt Ac Lambert.........—*
91,800 Premier Gold Mining
1
4,900
"7366
27,500
450
1,600
24.700
Pittsburgh Plat* Glass
eon*
100 Prentice-Hall Inc..........*
Pressed Metals of Amer...._*
7*856
52,400
3,200
172,000
22,700
29,300
250
Bid
15
16%
16
March 31
Ask Bid
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
72
Mar.
3
42%
16
15
Mar. 13
106 X Mar. 22 109%
108 X Mar. 27 112
42
Sale
111
16%
110% Sale
14X15 %
108%
Sale"
69% Jan.
25
Mar.
6
41
Feb.
15
Mar.
4
15
Mar. 13
Mar.
2
Mar.
9
170
L6d"
""~2X "4"
nx
88
87
Sale
132
33%
35"*
32%
35
14%
16%
16 X
17
82
83
130
32
15%
Sale
34
16%
"34"" Sale"
Sale
15
6%
6%
37
20 X
38 X
Sale
3X
5% Sale
8
Sale
3
19 %
Sale
89'
127
88
125
IX
16 %
2
17
10%
Sale
39
Sale
30 X
13%
13X
10% Sale
37% 38%
2%
Sale
3%
6
Sale
3X
3X
5% Sale
8X
Sale
8
24 X
Sale
Sale
100
139% Sale
lja Sale
16%. Sale
32
Sale
Mar. 24 174% Mar. 18
3
Mar. 30
4% Mar. 13
Mar.
3
80% Mar. 30 90
121
Mar. 23 142
Mar.
3
31X Mar. 11
16
Mar
114
Mar
13% Mar. 15
9% Mar. 29
37%
27X
2%
5%
7X
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
19
17
25 114
Mar. 31
34
33% Mar. 25
18
34
15
4
Jan.
Mar. 23 145
31% Mar. 11
15% Jan.
Mar.
34
Mar.
2
Mar.
2
33% Mar.
3
>
22
121
114
11% Mar.
40
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 25
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
42
Jan.
3% Mar. 18
Mar.
1
23
8% Mar.
1
Mar.
2
18% Jan.
116% Mar. 17
Mar.
4
134% Sale
134% Mar. 31 145
1% Sale
1% Mar. 3
2% Mar. 16
16%
17 X
16% Mar. 1
18% Mar. 11
88% Jan.
Sale
24% Sale
110
Sale
22% Mar .40
Mar.
100
25
1
•
125
VA
35
4% Sale
Sale
3X Sale
i|H
Sale
11% Sale
10
27
Sale
26
39
Sale
35
27
37
3X Sale
28
37 X
3% Sale
3% Mar. 29
Mar. 23
Mar.
1
Mar. 23
3X Mar. 16
Mar.
4
4
11% Mar. 11
29% Mar. 10
40
Mar.
8
3% Mar.
1
X
34%
Sale
33%
35
32%
33X
Mar.
33
5
34
Mar.
6
1
% .Sale
Sale
%, Mar. 29
% Mar.
X Sale
16 X Sale
Xs Sale
15X Sale
X Mar. 12
X Mar. 1
17% Mar. 11
11% Mar. 9
20
Jan.
Feb.
15
2
3% Mar.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
42
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
33* Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
35% Feb.
Jan.
23
M
Mar.
26% Jan.
34% Jan.
3% Mar.
4*
Feb.
32% Jan.
Mar.
9
Mar.
Mar.
W
Feb.
45
33
9
1
3!S
1 % Mar.
16% Feb.
10
Feb.
a*
Jan.
6
37
15% Feb.
Jan.
6
19
7
Feb.
8
Mar. 13
Feb.
3
W Mar. 31
12% Jan.
36%
19%
2%
5%
7%
25
24
6
Mar. 10
42% Mar. 6
17% Jan. 15
106% Mar. 22 112
108% Mar. 27 113
162
Jan.
4 175%
3
Mar. 30
4%
80% Mar. 30 95
Mar. 31
Mar.
72
2
1
5
22
21
4
17
4
11
11
9
6
3
11
30
2
13
13
25
McCallum
Mills Cocom
......*
....
36,100 Prosperity Co B common...•
1,900 Providence Gas Co
-.-*
26,100 Prudential Investors com—*
500
$6 preferred...—.—.....*
13,200
1,175
7,400
Ask
Corp.........—1
Hosiery
Producers
Propper
Bid
72
$2.80 preferred-..........*
*
Pa Pow & Lt $6 pref
*
$7 preferred
......*
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg....-50
Penn Traflc Co
2.50
Pa Gas & Elec claaa A
760
1.900
v
Par
2,050
1,900
*
7,100 Pa Water Ac Power.....
6,250 Pepperell Mfg Co........-100
1,450 Perfect Circle com.........*
525
March 1
1937
600
47
EXCHANGE
SALES
In
* :!v-
CURB
YORK
NEW
April, 1937]
13 X
.14%
"l2% Sale"
100
104
11
Sale
12 X
Sale
"14" Sale"
103
101
102
103
%
m
Mar. 29
10% Mar. 23
14
Mar. 31
12% Mar. 1
102
Mar;; 8 102% Mar. 10
% Mar. 12
14
Jan.
6
10% Mar. 23
12% Jan.
2
102
Mar. 8
% Feb.
17% Mar.
11% Jan.
14% Jan.
103
Jan.
10
11
14
25
8
Public Service of Colorado—
20
.-v.
5,360
3,010
1,915
Public Serv of Ind pr
5,235
$6 preferred
950 Public Service of Nor 111——*
150
Com $60 par stock.....60
450
6% preferred—
-.100
225
105
100
100
pref..*
6% 1st preferred
7% 1st preferred
30
63%
38 X
Sale
Sale
62% Sale
35% Sale
83
86 X
87
93
83
85
83
87
87
93
83
88
97
Sale
60% Mar. 30
Mar. 23
35
67% Mar.
4
41
3
Mar.
119% Mar. 12 119% Mar.
5
108%
60%
31%
863
903
117%
Feb. 15 105
Jan. 28 109
Feb. 26 68%
Feb.
6 41
Jan.
Feb. 15
Jan.
28
Jan.
23
Mar.
3
98
Jan. 18
Jan.
93
Feb.
4
Feb. 24 119% Mar. 5
5
11
Public Service of Oklahoma—
20
250
240
30
6% prior Hen pref......100
7% prior Hen pref......100
103
Sale
Mar. 21 100% Mar*. 11
Mar. 23 104
Mar. 11
97
101
Mar. 31 103
97
101
Mar. 23
3
Feb. 24
Mar. 31
Feb.
5
406%-Jan»~27
Public Utll Securities—
400
5,775
2,420
1,300
$7 part preferred.
..*
24,150 Puget Sound P Ac L $6 pf
*
6,845
$5 preferred
—*
200 Pyle National Co common
3X
48 X
Sale
48 X
Sale
Sale
84
Sale
3% Mar.
41X Sale
...
~
7,906
34,800 Pyrene Mfg...............10
320
1,700 Quaker Oats coa^........—*
230
6% preferred—.........1$€
8,025 Quebec Power Co.........
100
1.425
8X
8X
Sale
152
121
140
23X
24X
13 X
Sale
11%
117
12%
3,975 Railway 8c Light Securities
3,000 Rys Ac Utll Invest cl A com..l
29,700 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
100
48,300
;
■
200
Class B
Rath Packing Co
11% Mar. 30
3% Mar. 18
49
Mar.
85% Mar.
14% Mar.
122
Sale
117
Mar. 31 121
143
140
147X 125
20% Sale
Sale
135
Mar. 18 146
22 X
IX
IX
.....*
common
9
Mar. 31
119
4
525
1,800
3,700
8,000
40
74% Mar. 30
Sale
Sale
X Sale
X
'1
Sale
Sale
....10
1
40
9
74% Mar. 30
4% Jan.
12
20
20
Jan.
23
60% Jan.
90% Jan.
23
Jan.
1
8
Jan.
28
14% Feb. 26
124% Jan. 15
Mar.
Mar.
5
117
Mar. 31
6
135
Mar. 18 150
20% Mar. 31
22% Mar,
4
23% Mar. 13
25
20%Mar. 31
Jan.
25% Jan.
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar, 4
Mar.
1
Mar. 17
Feb. 24 28%
1% Jan.
6
1%
2
% Jan.
7
%
% Jan. 11
32
Jan.
4 *38%
Mar.
3
24% Jan.
53% Mar.
1% Mar. 6
1%
1% Mar. 22
1%
%
% Mar. 8
x38% Mar. 17 x38%
21
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
8
6
9
15
7
25
Feb. 26
Mar. 17
Raymond Concrete Pile-
8,975
1,275
23,725
4,450
6,500
12,500
7,300
1,900
22,800
2,800
4,600
20,800
12,500
14,100
21.000
34,200
26,600
3,200
96,900
2,800
13,700
54,400
22,400
83,200
200
*
Common
$3
conv
pref.—....—*
Raytheon Mfg,
v
t c .....50c
Red Bank Oil Co
•
10 X
Sale
*
33%
34
Reeves (Daniel) com._......*
7%
700
8,900
25
1.200
1,800
1,200
32,400
10,900
33,900
950
21,900
1,300
70c
107,000
650
Reybarn Co.. Ine
...
-_5
1
Reynolds Invest com .......1
Rice Stlx Dry Goods Co..—.*
Richmond Radiator com
1
'
15,300 Roosevelt Field Ine........5
55,500 Root Petroleum Co com
..1
1,900
$1.20 conv preferred.....20
17,300 Rossis
Internet Corp
*
4,200 Royal Typewriter com......*
5,400 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc...—5
New common
2.50
1,200
183,500 Rustless Iron Ac Steel Corp.. 1
72,100 Ryan Consol Petroleum
•
71,800 Ryerson & Haynes Inc com
1,875
54,700
3,900
Safety Car Heating At Ltg
St Anthony Gold
350
3,400
1,700
13,500
18,700
Scrantdn-Spring Brook
Water Serv $6 pref
..*
Securities Corp Gen'l com..*
Seeman Bros
*
common..
Segal Lock At Hardware com 1
Seiberling Rubber com..
*
Selby Shoe Co com.........*
Selected Industries........1
Convertible stock
95
36
7% Sale
""7"" "lo""
3
3X
Sale
16%
16%
X Sale
10 x
100
29
12 X
4X
Sale
Sale
680
5%
cum
Corp
conv
pref
25
m
27%
5%
Sale
11}
Sale
63-
Sale
7%
2%
4%
7X
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
14%
15
% Sale
93*"
9% Sale
9
Sale
3%
3X
Sale
38% Sale
...25
Mar.
Mar.
Mat.
Mar.
6
Mar,
100% Mar.
&K
50
2% Sale
6X Sale
3% Sale
7%,
*
Mar. 12
2% Mar.
8% Mar
10% Mar.
Mar
15
Mar.
97
Sale
M
Mar.
Mar.
4
6
19
Sale
30
Sale
27% Sale
30% Sale
149% Sale
Sale
Sale
%
Sale
5% Sale
24
Mar.
8% Mar.
110
66
Mar.
Mar.
90
Mar.
29
3% Mar.
Mar. 19
Mar. 29
Mar. 12
Mar. 22
Mar.
1
Mar.
Sale
29%
1
42
Mar.
55
Mar. 10
6
67% Mar.
4% Mar.
4
49
5
Mar.
4
3% Mar. 3
9% Mar. 31
29
Mar. 13
Mar.
6
4
Mar. 19
28% Mar. 1
Mar. 22 101% Mar. 4
Mar. 23 102% Mar. 31
2% Mar.
% Mar.
9% Mar.
Mar.
5
19% Mar.
29
29
139
Sale
139
108.
Sale
108
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
% Mar. 23
H Sale
7
2% Jan.
8% Mar. 31
Mar. 29
48
Mar. 31
8
68
3% Mar.
38% Mar.
25% Mar.
X Sale
Mar.
1
Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
Mar. 6
30
102% Sale
%
M
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
100% Mar.
Mar.
if
Mar.
Mar.
15
Sale
12
46% Mar. 3
8% Feb. 19
Feb.
9
32
Mar.
1
5% Jan. 20
2% Feb. 16
13% Mar. 17
7% Feb.
9
104% Feb. 25
%
5%
2%
10%
5%
Jan.
Mar. 15
17% Mar. 5
4
'M Mar.
13% Mar.
3% Sale
26%
*2%
10%
Sale
Jan.
Mar.
% Mar.
55% Mar
26
%, Sale
Mar. 3
53% Mar. 9
7% Feb.
1
17% Mar. 23
6% Mar.
15
%6
13%
38%
9%
115%
Sale
3% Sale
40% Sale
99
8
125% Mar.
Sale
% Mar.
14%
9% Mar.
3% Sale
47%
49%
3% Sale
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
100%
99%
1
Mar.
4
Sale
3%
Mar.
Mar.
4
28%
49
% Jan.
140
51% Sale
99
99
33
3
102
Mar. 23
97~~ Sale"
3
7% Mar.
1% Mar.
32% Mar.
2
Sale
49%
Sale
Sale
46% Mar.
Mar.
'54""
48%
3%
OX
10
Jan.
Jan.
5% Mar.
6
2% Mar.
13% Mar. 17
Mar. 22
■aI*
48
Jan.
4
8
9% Sale
112% Sale
68
4
37
39X
X Sale
26%
5%
2%
10%
Sale
*£
41
6% Mar.
6% Sale
13
37
9
5
S Mar.
17% Mar. 23
7
6% Mar.
1% Mar. 22
95
15% Sale
4% Sale
Xs Sale
WX Sale
49
Mar.
40
29
133
Ms
Mar.
Mar.
5% Mar.
13% Mar.
7%
Sale
9
39
50
Mar.
'8
12%
1
6%
27%
30%
154%
109%
25%
3
Mar. 6
Mar. 13
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
1
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar. 13
Mar. 9
% Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
13% Mar.
12
Jan.
Mar.
4
X
9%
27%
8%
110
Jan.
Jan.
1
4
Jan.
3
55% Mar.
7 105% Feb.
36
4
Jan..
19
14% Mar.
2
17% Jan.
23
6% Jan.
3
2
5
21
1
15
13
15
19
22
8
Mar.
2
Jan.
5 140
Mar.
Jan.
8
4
27
5% Jan.
114
4% Feb.
i#
20
5
Jan.
Jan. 18
Mar. 13
Mar. 29
65
Jan.
3%
38
%
50
Mar. 22
Jan. 14
Jan. 29
5
Jan.
20
Jan.
13
Mar. 30
38% Mar. 31
Jan. 18
Jan, 25
69
Feb. 10
H
4% Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
55
Mar. 10
69
Mar. 22 78% Jan.
3% Mar. 29
5% Jan.
47
Mar. 12 50% Jan.
2
2% Jan.
4% Feb.
6% Feb. 17
9% Mar.
Jan.
27% Feb. 11 30
1
3% Mar.
4% Jan.
26% Mar. 19 28% Mar.
6 101% Mar.
94% Jan.
96
Jan.
6 102% Mar.
1% Jan. 11
6
% Jan.
9% Mar. 8
6
4% Jan.
25
42
1
6
7
16
14
21
1
31
6
25
1
4
31
2% Feb. 23
1% Jan. 26
Mar. 13
Jan. 21
Feb. 23
Feb. 24
Mar. 11
12%
6%
18
Jan.
7 28%
29
Mar. 11
33%
133
Jan. 19 154%
108
Mar. 31 114
7 26
24% Jan.
2
% Mar. 23
1
Mar. 10
Mar.
1
31
Jan. 21
5% Mar. 10
35
Jan.
15
Feb. 17
Jan.
28
Pub
500
Singer Mfg Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs_. £1
100 Sioux City G At E 7% pref.100
F«r footnotes soe page 53
m
Sale
.......*
24,900 Simmons H'ware Ac Paint Co *
883 Singer Mfg Co
100
1,700
aW
16% Sale
42% Sale
of Can...*
Shreveport Eldorado
Pipe Line stamped
24,500
300
52%
5
31
100
pref A A A
1,185 Sherwin-Williams
50
Sale
103
15%
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets
2,300
£1
20,800 Sentry Safety Control——1
.....*
11,700 Seton Leather com.
146,800 Seversky Aircraft Corp.....l
199,000 Shattuck Denn Mining.....5
17,400 Shawinigan Water Ac Power.*
22,950 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
Sale
41
"14" Sale"
......5
$5.50 prior stock
....*
Allotment certificates.....
420
12,800
91
a?*
Sale
Sale
7h
8X
1X Sale
32 X Sale
5 % Sale
2X Sale
11% Sale
55^2
33
Mining—1
Simmons-Boardman
100
18
St Lawrence Corp
A $2 conv pref
...
16,700
1,400
160,400
75,200
2,050
73,700
600
3,200
7,600
29,500
63,800
4,700
6,100
190
75
2%
3X
13% Sale
18
14
44 X
*
Ltd......*
—50
423,200 St Regis Paper Co..
5
3,375
7% preferred
100
900
250
7,2501
8
125 Royalite OH Co Ltd
1,600
35,300
1,700
6,550
Sale
Sale
X
65 Sanford Mills Co common..*
450
5X
.....
15,500 Savoy OU Co...............5
..*
8,200 Schlff Co com
*
7,300 Schulte Real Estate com
7.350 ScovlUe Mfg Co
.....25
26,800
17,400
12 X
6
20
600
5X Sale
2% Sale
350 Rochester G Ac E 6% pref. 100
1,800
3,600
"2.806
7X
Relter Foster Oil Corp.....
Reliance El & Eng Co
43 X Sale
50 X Sale
Sale
4
Reed Roller Bit Co new
Rogers-Majestic class A...
1,300
20,600
Sale
25
41X Sale
\
370"" Sale
5%
6
6%
Sale"
5% Sale
316
5%
100
6%
Sale
33% Mar. 24
5% Mar. 10
315
333
63
Mar. 29 345
Mar.
5
6
Mar.
5
5% Mar. 30
315
Mar. 29 370
5% Jan.
100
Feb.
3
7% Feb. 15
Jan.
Jan.
2
6% Feb.
18
7
100
Jan.
48
In
Since
March
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
Price
Jan. 2
Smith (L
Bid
:
Ask
140
1,300
:f
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
•v.
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Typewriter
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28 X
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Mar. 12
24
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28)4
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203* Jan.
18
4034 Feb.
9
293* Mar. 30
634
13*
634
2734
22
25
22
23
27
31
5
234 Jan. 19
834 Feb. 15
2934 Mar. 10
28
Jan. 14
4134 Jan.
4
834 Feb. 19
2734 Jan.
Sale
634 Sale
13* Sale
r283*
28)4
2
Sale
734 Sale
283'
2834
27
2734
73* Sale
2734 - 28
2634 Sale
3834
"5)4 15X
53*
Sale
7V;
634 Mar.
13* Mar.
634 Mar.
2734 Mar.
2634 Mar.
3834 Mar.
63* Mar.
83
100
7% preferred....
30
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar.
22
25
22
23
27
31
29
2
293* Mar. 30
7
Mar. 15
234 Mar.
6
83* Mar.
3
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2634 Mar.
3834 Mar.
534 Jan.
2934 Mar. 10
2734 Mar. 3
3934 Mar. 9
834 Mar. 3
Mar.
83
2
83
Mar.
4
2
7
83
Mar. 15
Mar.
2
Jan.
73* Mar.
534 Feb.
1034 Feb.
21
13
20
11
V<
60 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
7,400 Southern Pipe Line
.10
22,300 Southern Union Gas com...*
31,900 Southland Royalty Co—...5
14,000 South Penn Oil...........25
.50
1,350 So West Pa Pine Lines
Spanish Ac General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs__£l
56,600
Am dep rets ord bear
2,400
1£
15,700 Spencer Chain Stores
*
18,700 Square D Co class A pref j
*
4,100 Stahi-Meyer Inc com
....*
11,100 Standard Brewing Co
_...*
15,600 Standard Dredging com....*
Conv preferred...
12,250
*
5,050 Stand Invest $534 pref w w..*
52,800 Standard Oil (Kentucky)..10
3,400
6,800
4,400
3,700
350
26,400
'll
1,700
5,600
3,850
1,000
2,500
2,800
1,150
2,200
22,300
.
/
.
5,400
1,100
19,400
•.1 •.
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70,900
1,900
800
.....
i 9,700
127,300
3,800
900
13,400
900
1,000
18,300
1,100
90,200
"""loo
1,000
Standard
634
434
Sale
Sale
934 Sale
;
44
43
"45"*" Sale"
% Sale
m
■
9 34
37 X Sale
4
534
44
Sale
34
Sale
% Sale
% Sale
sg sal?
34
134
934 Sale
5
434
4
34
34 Sale
43* Sale
Sale
45
4334 Sale
4
434
X
Sale
1834 Sale
Sale
54
19 X Sale
Mar.
6
63*
'"83* ""9"
9
334 Mar. 24
834 Mar. 25
4334 Mar. 24
34
Mar. 9
,
159
Jan.
22 160
5
Jan.
Jan.
i 4
73* Mar. 13
4 34
x934
47
40
Mar. 5
Mar. 4
Mar. 11
Mar. 1
2
6
834 Mar. 25
4334 Mar. 24
34 :\( Mar.
9
9
Mar.
1
34 Mar. 22
Mar.
2
34 Mar. 22
Mar. 31
83* Feb. 18
34 Mar.
834 Mar.
41
1
Mar. 23
33* Mar. 8
34 Mar. 1
434 Mar. 29
163* Mar. 29
53
Mar. 30
Mar.
8
Mar. 2
% Mar. 12
ty±
Mar.
1
1834 Mar.
3
5
% Jan-
,
53
1134 Jan.
333* Jan.
"1934 Sale"
2034 Sale
1934 Mar.
3
133* 133*
423* Sale
133* Sale
13
4
1334 Mar.
1
45
Mar. 11
8 105
Mar. 25
104
8
5
Mar. 30
1934 Jan.
Jan.
28
Jan.
19
1
6
363* Jan.
5
334 Feb. 11
34 Jan.
5
4 34 Mar. 29
1534 Jan.
5
603* Mar. 11
203* Mar. 22
48
42
27
Mar.
1
134 Mar.
2
Jan.
2
4734 Mar. 8
434 Jan. 14
•
10
Jan.
23
534 Jan.
5
29
1
19
Jan.
6334 Jan. 14
203* Mar. 22
••
Standard Oil (Nebraska)
25
59,700 Standard OH (Ohio) com..25
625
5% pref
100
342,300 Standard Power 8c Lt com..]
Class B common
*
23,500
Preferred.
2,850
1
24,300 Standard Products Co
577,400 Standard Sliver Lead.......I
275
;
■
5)4
5
~9X ""9)4
11H
37 X
10434
5)4
534
63
21
12
Sale
1053*
Sale
Sale
104
673*
60
Sale
Sale
Steel Spring Co__*
6
534
105
53* SalQ
5
Sale
66
1934 Sale
59
57
22
2234
3* Sale
3334 Sale
104
34 Sale
.
32
8
33
Sale
Mar.
Mar. 29
634 Mar.
2
Mar.
2
Mar.
8
59
183* Mar.
34 Mar.
3134 Mar.
73* Mar.
18
15
22
27
Mar.
8
183* Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
2
jJ Jan.
3134 Jan.
1934 Mar.
1
6
Feb. 18
III Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 29
434 Mar. 22
5
6
Sale
Mar.
423* Mar.
Sale
105
43
104
Sale
Standard Tube class B_____l
1053* Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
693* Jan.
Feb.
25
Feb.
36
Jan.
8
Mar.
434 Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar.
73* Mar.
11
21
13
14
7
1
25
28
30
Standard Wholesale Phos¬
phate & Acid Works
20
Starrett (The) Corp v t c. .1
1934 Sale
7X
7 34
9
Sale
Mar. 15
25
20
634%
preferred........100
52,700 Sterchi Bios Stores Inc.....*
1,600
1st preferred............50
2d preferred
3,750
20
"4.200
350
1,450
37,700
975
.
7,100
11,600
23,400
3,100
2,400
72,200
2,700
49,700
...l
30,600 Sterling Brewers lnc
128,700 Sterling Inc............. —1
7,775 Stetson (John B) Co com.
49,500 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp..... II5
44,650 Stroock (S) 8c Co Inc
,_.*
76,400 Stutz Motor Car Co—... II*
II*
15,100 Sullivan Machinery Co
2,900 Sunray Drug Co common. III
1
318,200 Sunray Oil
6,800
5)4% conv preferred.... .50
10c
173,300 Sunshine Mining Co
625 Superior Port Cem B com.
Swan-Finch Oil Corp
3,500
5,200
2,300
I
158,300
8,400
34,100
121,500
136,200
"634 " 634
4)4 Sale
2H
Sale
Sale
26 X
195*
ile
*
.........*
Tampa Electric Co
*
com
225
50
9,425
16,700
700
37)4
Sale
38)4
1
Texon Oil 8c Land Co.
*
100
..100
112
.....2
6
1
Tishman Realty 8c Constr..*
33
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
27
Sale
18
1834
434 Sale
493*
203* Sale
203* Sale
16
73* Mar. 22
93* Mar.
2
2034 Mar a 2
2034 Mar.
2
103* Sale
10
393* Sale
383* Mar. 19
1234 Mar. 6
1134 Mar. 8
3934 Mar. 8
1534 Mar. 17
1134 Sale
734
734
534 Sale
1034 Mar. 23
734 Mar. 18
534 Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar. 19
Mar.
8
20
Sale
203*
103
293* Sale
134 Sale
223*
24
18
19
43* Sale
483*
4834
1934 Sale
18
Sale
1234
112
1334
Sale
Feb.
93
18
107
Jan.
Feb.
2034 Mar.
634
103*
24,200
Tobacco Prod Exports
Tobacco
100
300
500
600
2,250
5,250
Am dep rets
ord reg sh*..£l
Am dep rets def reg......5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
.._.*
900 Transwestern Oil Co
49,160
20,200
Sale
2534 Jan.
134 Mar.
233* Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
16
Mar. 10
123* Mar.
98
Jan.
1834 Mar.
18
22
Mar. 25
123* Mar. 25
14
3
.12
109
Mar,
Mar. 22
Mar. 31
1134 Jan.
3634 Mar.
134 Mar.
24
Mar. 11
1834 Feb.
53* Jan.
6434 Mar.
6
Mar.
703* Mar. 8
.103* Mar. 16
6
834 Mar. 19
6034 Mar. 8
334 Mar. 11
1834
934
634
Mar. 10
Mar. 4
Mar. 8
Mar. 1
173* Mar. 22
173* Mar. 22
Mar.
1
Mar.
2
9
17
.12
634
4334
123*
834
Jan.
25
23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
3
8
11
Feb.
Mar. 31
163* Feb.
4
41
Jan.
23*
534
24
634
7734
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
14
11
L12
Mar.
108
,
434 Jan.
223* Mar.
2234 Feb.
Jan.
4
1
193* Mar. 11
50
Mar.
18
Mar. 29
Mar. 3
Mar. 1
Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar.
59
16
4
1634
3834
134
534
7
73
634 Mar. 19
634 Sal®
3 34
1
453* Jan.
1834 Mar.
108
m~3X "3Ji '"33* Sale"
1
Mar.
1
3634 Mar. 16
I34 Mar. 12
434 Mar. 27
1
19 X Mar.
534 Mar. 11
6434 Mar. 19
Sale
9
2
Mar.
9
3
1
363* 37
134 Sale
4 34 Sale
2234 Sale
53* Sale
17}
SI
Mar.
634 Feb. 26
2
53* Feb.
8
3334 Mar. 2
23* Jan.
7
28
Feb. 15
27 34 Feb.
Jan.
2
1
1334 Feb. 23
734 Mar. 4
Jan.
Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
1
203* Jan.
Mar.
6
4934 Mar.
223* Mar.
203* Mar.
Sale
67
Jan.
Mar. 24
134
534
1934
534
634 Sale
5934 Sale
1534
163*
93* 10
10
434 Jan.
Mar. 11
5
Jan.
434 Mar. 18
38
1834
33*
21
43*
51
523*
173*
183*
334
43*
5534 Sale
173*
3
1834
12
11
10
8
Jan.
2
734 Jan.
26
73
Mar.
9
1834 Mar. 10
1034 Jan. 25
6034 Mar.
33* Feb.
Sale
3
Mar. 22
3
59
Mar. 31
51
X
134
434
133*
234
Sale
Mar. 18 103
1103* Mar.
134 Sale
434 Sale
2
Sale
534 Sale
10
Trl-Contlnental Corp Warr_.
Mar. 22
Mar. 24
101
Sale
234 Sale
234 Sale
173* Feb. 26
3
53
4
59
pref.. 100
.210
7% preferred A
100
61,000 Tonopah Belmont Develop..1
26,000 Tonopah Mining of Nev
1
73,200 Trans-Lux Plct Screen com.1
900
Mar.
36
2
Feb.
1334 Feb.
5
393* Jan.
5
1534 Mar. 17
66
Jan.
5
4
Jan.
9
183* Jan.
9
Secur Trust Co Ltd
150 Toledo Edison 4%
4-
21,500
8,100
23,200
*
16
48
153* Sale
750 TobaccoAc Allied Stocks
650
5,900
2734 Mar. 29
134 Mar. 10
233* Mar. 24
107
934 Jan.
1034 Mar.
Mar.
10
Mar. 15
Feb. 11
Feb. 27
93
6
4
1
Mar.
33* Mar. 23^
1434 Sale
Sale
~V2% Sale"
9H
23
'"33* ""434
Mar. 22
1334 Mar. 18
7334 Sale
Thew Shovel Coal Co com..*
Tilo Roofing Inc
123*
73*
634
2434
4J4
11034 Sale
12
Technicolor Inc common...*
390 Texas P & L 7% pref
45,800
25,450
52,100
6,400
.....
1134 Sale
14
Tastyeast Inc class A new__l
Taylor Distilling Co
103
2034
49
Swiss-American Elec praf. 100
Taggart Corp
1934
"15"" Sale
lis
45,500 Teck Hughes Gold Mines
775 Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref
9,300
.
110
9)4 Sale
103
.
375
300
80
120
18f*
23,300 Sterling Aluminum Prod. —1
18,300
13,500
32,900
3,500
14,300
47,200
66,700
13,400
18
25
1634 Feb.
73* Jan.
50 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord.....*
Stein (A) Ac Co com
%
134
434
1334
23*
Sale
Sale
Sale
234
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
Mar. 18
2 115
23
19
% Mar.
1
Mar.
1
2
23
53* Mar
31
334 Mar. 29
3
Mar. 11
Mar. 18
1
Feb. 26
Jan.
4
3
59
Mar. 18 105
Mar. 2 115
Jan. 16
%
2
Jan .
2
53*
434 Jan,
6
1334
1334 Mar. 31
3
23* Mar. 18
101
1103*
34
134
Feb. 26
Mar. 31
Feb. 18
Mar. 18
Jan. 25
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan,
26
26
29
22
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
100
Am rets for ord. shs.
100
18
42
17
4
1634 Mar. 30
9
Feb. 11
1634 Sale
•
2934 Mar .
4
1534 Jan*
4
313* Feb. 17
73
1
3
60
Jan.
4
753* Feb. 13
Jan.
42
reg..
500
Am dep rets ord new
200 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
500
9
11
834
10
834
10
Mar.
4
934 Mar.
1634 Mar. 30
934 Mar. 4
17
2434 Mar. 11
Jan, 18
Mar. 4
93* Mar.
4
Tubize Chatlllon Corp—
25,700
4,300
10,600
4,800
55,000
121,600
22,350
Common
1
1634 Sale
2834 Sale
Class A
1
6134 Sale
834 Sale
1134
1134
1734
18
73
Sale
83*
12
Sale
69,400 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com... 1
21,600
80-cent div pref....
*
235,400 Twin
Coach Co..»...^*..*„*
26,800 Ulen & Co 7)4%.pref
7,600
5% preferred
21,900 Unexcelled Mfg Co 1 nc
2,800
600
5,000
K)
Sale
334
4
2834 Sale
6834
72
834 Sale
1234 Sale
68
'"334 Sale"
Mar. 10
734 Mar. 22
1034 Mar. 23
233* Mar. 18
243* Sale
634 Sale
25
25
534 Sale
1ft
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 25
63* Mar.
4
2
53* Mar.
33* Mar.
5
3
2
Mar.
434
534
23* Sale
9
1234 Mar. 31
2634 Mar. 9
Mar. 10
110 Union El Lt 8c Pr 7% pref. 100
"
3~,400
10,800
Union Gas of Canada
.....
*
163* Sale
16
Sale
50 Union Stk Yds of Omaha. 100
50
Union Traction Co
50
14J4 Sale
...
""434 "T"
"5""
2034 Sale
2534
27
11
51
12
59 J4
...
1334 Mar. 25
1634 Mar.
85
Mar. 24
85
25
Mar. 24
734 Mar. 22
1034 Mar. 23
1634 Jan.
6
534 Mar. 25
43* Mar. 2
234 Mar. 10
1134 Feb.
133* Feb.
2634 Mar.
8
934 Feb.
634 Feb.
1
8
9
1
43* Jan.
7
1133* Jan.
9 1143* Feb. 23
183* Jan. 21
1334 Mar. 25
Mar. 24
85
85
Mar. 24
United Aircraft 8c Transp—-
3,600
17.500
3,600
17,800
14". lOO
54,900
Warrants..
......
25
263*
Mar. 30
303* Mar.
6
193* Jan.
934 Mar. 17
1134 Mar.
4
934 Jan.
13* Mar, 31
Mar.
4 303* Mar.
6
United Chemicals Inc—
Common
$3
219,100^
1,001,800
5,200
29,300
25.400
160,400
16,400
175
250
United Gas
134
1
common
425,500
15,100
76,100
1,075
;;
400
$7 1st non-vot pref.......*
*
United Lt 8t Power
com
Common class B
$6 1st pref.
..*
Sale
6234
534
63*
115,200
11,300
United Shipyards com cl B.i
United Shoo Mach com....25
2,880
Preferred..........^....25
Preferred.
133,700 U S Foil class B.
20,500 U S 8c Internat Sec
60,200
61
$3 preferred.
...»
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Am dep rets for ord reg
Unit Profit Sharing com
1st preferred with
U S Lines Inc preff
....
*
10
com....*
warr
134
.*
*
51
1034
1334 Sale"
119
Sale
334 Sale
"1154 Sale"
2<X
Sale
Sale
Mar.
xll
Mar.
934 Jan.
1143* Mar.
234 Jan.
loll
14
234 Sale
8934 Sale
Mar.
Sale
53
Sale
32
65
73
60
70
334 Sale
9234 Sale
Sale
734
834
1734 Sale
234 Sale
92
23*
93
Sale
Mar, 30
Mar.
Mar.
53
28
Jtf
893*
4
r Sale
Sale
92
Sale
3
Mar. 10
673* Mar. 30
7% Mar. 31
1% Mar. 11
12
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
6634 Jan.
534 Jan. 11
134 Jan.
7
1134 Feb.
1
734 Mar. 31
134 Feb. 15
3
2
2
12
84
Mar. 23
38
Mar. 24
473* Jan. 26
1531
2]
8934
234
Mar. 22
4
434 Mar. 13
TV'
13
Mar.
4
17J4 Mar/ 4
234 Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
923* Mar.
Mar. 24 $423* Mar.
*
Jan.
AW
124
iiij
Jan.
•
2
xll
12
Mar. 10
434 Jan. 28
963* Jan. 28
Mar. 10
1534 Mar. 22
234 Mar. 1
8934 Mar. 29
Far footnotes see page 53.
Mar.
334 Mar. 24
84
Mar. 23
Sale
38
16
Feb. 19
9!*
Mar.
734 Mar.
293* Mar, 18
673* Mar 30
134 Mar. 24
41
163* Sale
234
2 3*
89
9134
234
234
13 X
3
5
28
Jan. 16
Jan. 25
Jan. 18
Jan. 18
7534 Jan. 18
Feb. 11
45
Feo.
9
75
Mar.
91
8
8
12
1334
33* Sale
88
Mar
Mar.
7
734 Sale
134
13*
9
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
12
Mar.
8
33
7
1*4
1334
Mar,
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
13* Mar.
3
1034 Mar, 23
143* Mar. 31
23* Mar, 22
Mar, 29
Mar, 12
Sale
834
834
6134
634
13*
14
59
13* Sale
91
3234
68
660
38,800
234 Sale
2834
16,700
3,075
9,100
Sale
United MUk Products com..*
200
<■
120
83* Sale
.......
134
634
*11
"15"" Sale
83* Sale
100
4,700
134
.....*
1,400
23,800
9,400
VW
60 j
A...*
5,800
6,400
1,800
JW
SO
*
Warrants.
320 United G 8c E 7% pref... 100
220
2,000
partlc pref........*
United Corp warrants...
100 United Elastic Corp
100
81.800
cum
*
,
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"1
_
.!
Lowest
Sale Prices
'
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Smith
(Howard) Paper Co..*
3,000 Solar Mfg Co
1
64,600 Sonotone Corp
1
13,300 Soss Mfg Co
1
11,300 Sou Calif Edison praf fl.__.25
6,100
!*J4% prefclassC
25
1,240
5% original pref
25
6,000 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
;2
30
Par
March 31
March 1
1937
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RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
STOCKS (Continued)
<26,725
1,025
125
3,000
14,900
9,300
5,600
1,600
EXCHANGE
CURB
SALES
AGGREGATE
■
YORK
NEW
3
Mar.
9
9334 Mar.
9
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
8
4
183* Feb.
3
Mar.
5
8
933* Jan. 26
434 Mar. 13
'
'A
AM',
A
■
*
NEW
April, 1937]
In I
March
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
850
Soares
2,000
33,500
3,700
90
4,800
29,000
68,400
320
3,120
7
1,150
400
1,500
5,800
4,950
434,900
8,825
1,800
300
35,700
1,200
50
350
'
2,700
6,800
42,100
3,200
4,300
950
130
2,000
3,700
5
*
pref
4,000
98,100
5,500
167,900
25,000
27,600
8,900
42,000
17,850
100
25,800
3,000
54,500
14,100
15,200
8,900
19,600
2,950
100
150
3,650
4,200
220
360
210
2,610
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
30
2854 Mar. 23
32)4 Mar.
1454
1354 Mar. 17
954 Mar.
54 Mar. 29
9)4 Mar. 23
16
14
Sale
95-s
Sale
Sale
11
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
354 Mar. 22
45a Mar. 9
1754 Mar. 22
3)4 Sale
if*
Mar. 12
Sale
19
1754
18)4
1154 Sale
Class B..........._......*
Walker Mining.........
J
Wayne Knitting Mills
5
Wayne Pump Co common...1
Wellington OH Co common..1
Wentworth
Mfg Co..
5
New—
4%
4Y
87
87 V
1% Sale
4% Sale
1% Sale
,3
354
24
Sale
3
24
7
Sale
2% Sale
14% Sale
1654^1654
8
"1% ""554
2154
3%
954
1054
154
csVX
454 Sale
12
Sale
254 Sale
1454
Sale
1054
28
10^
27
9
Sale
72
Sale
44
Mar. 23
Sale
954
354
10
1)4
Mar. 12
Mar.
154
554
154
3%
241
Mar.
8
Mar.
2
2
„
2
Mar. 16
454 Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Mar.
1
Mar. 22
4154 Mar.
46
Sale
10
1254 Mar
Mar.
75?
Sale
Sale
1754
"1854
30
8
7% Mar. 31
9)4 Mar.
UH Mar. 16
Mar.
Mar.
6
10154 Mar.
Mar.
2
17
Mar. 11
Mar.
105
Sale
31
Mar.
Mar.
85
89
8
7
Sale
2854
3
3
354 Mar.
1254
3 117
3454 Feb. 23
Jan.
14
16
Mar. 11.
Mar. 10
Jan. j
8
1)4 Jan.
Jan.1
6
Jan.
Feb.
5
Feb. 23
Jan. 28
Mar. 25
1254 Jan. 30
18
10
Feb.
8
Mar. 31
25)4
154
6654
254
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
100
11
354
Mar. 27 103%
6
Mar. 20 8954
454 Jan.
80
154 Jan.
6
454 Mar. 24
1% Mar. 31
Jan.
5
Mar. 31
3
19
12
12
*'
2
6)4
154
3%
28)4
Jan.
2
Jan.
18
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Jan. 28
Mar. 8
Feb.
4
Jan.
9
Jan. 16
Jan. 25
Feb.
3
Jan. 16
Mar. 18
Jan. 28
10)4 Feb. 15
73
Feb. 16
9)4 Feb.
5
Jan.
354 Jan. 25
Jan. 12
Jan. 11 100
1854 Feb.
3
Jan. 25
754 Mar. 23
2)4 Mar.
9754 Mar. 18
16)4 Mar. 2
Mar.
Mar. 23
Mar. 17
% Jan.
3)4 Jan.
454 Jan.
55
7
Mar.
45
114
30
1
10)4 Mar.
954 Mar.
6
.
4
Sale
1154
88
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
Marl 18
9)4 Mar.
7054 Mar.
2754 Mar.
Sale
8
Mar. 17
6% Mar. 6
86)4 Mar. 4
9)4 Mar.
22)4 Mar.
7)4 Mar.
20
Sale
4
18
14)4 Mar, 23
'^75l Sale"
Sale
2854
*1554
754 Sale
1054 Sale
2854 Sale
17
2954 Sale
Mar. 22
7
254 Mar
^6)4^754
21
Sale;
Sale
35*"
55
Sale
254 Sale
,854
21
2
754 Mar, 23
96
7)4
-
Mar. 31
Sale
854 Sale
62
63)4
7 % Sale
2
Sale
95
Sale
11
4
Sale
6
76)4 Mar.1
354 Mar.
Mar. 15
Sale
1
*29)4 Mar. 16
Mar. 24
Mar. 31
Mar.
4)4
3%
8
Mar. 20
8454
154 Sale
6
Mar.
Sale
154
Sale
954 Sale
6954 70
1.25
Western Air Express Corp,
Western Auto Supply com A *
Western Cartridge 4% pf.100
Western Grocery com.....20
Western Maryland Ry—
7% 1st preferred
100
Western Tablet Ac Stationery
Common....
.....*
Mar.
Mar.
5
2854
1354
754
Kt
Mar. 6
Mar. 1
Mar.
Mar. 23
1754 Mar. 25
Mar. 27 101
100
Sale
Sale
.
15
2)4 Mar.
Sale
Sale
Mar
20
Mar.
mm—mm—
54
11)4
1 )4
4)4
5%
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
654
*
Sale
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
Mar. 31
Mar. 22
*
v t c
200 Wahl (The) Co common....*
2,000 Waitt Ac Bond Inc class A..*
*-"900
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
v t c
10,600 Waco Aircraft Co
8,600 Wagner Baking com
-
10
Sale
12
'i~H Sale
Utah Apex Mining Co
Utah Pr 8c Lt $7
305,000 Venezuelan Petroleum.....1
460 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref 100
9,500 Vogt Mfg Corp.............*
1,300
285
135
1
common..1
V t c conv pref..
1,300
5
38,100 Venezuela Mexico Oil......10
4,600
24,000
Ask
Universal Products Co......*
20,500 Valspar Corp
10,600
~754 Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
March 31
Ask Bid
3254 Sale
Universal Insurance.. .....8
Universal Pictures com
Bid
31% Sale
Universal Consol Oil Co...lO
42,200 Utility Equities com .......*
1,700
Priority Stock...........*
29,500 Utility Ac Ind Corp com
.*
Conv preferred
64,000
.........*
164,800 (Jtil Pow Ac Light com.......]
Class B common..........1
11,600
25,750
7% preferred
100
12,300
March 1
'Ask
Bid
,
Utah Radio Prod com......*
190 Utlca Gas 8c Elec 7% pf
100
900
,
Jan. 2
1937
STOCKS (Concluded.)
RANGESINCE JAN. 1
Price
mew york
curb exchange
10
3,200 U S Playing Card com
1
2,000 U S Radiator com new
89,900 U S Rubber Reclaiming....*
25,500 U S Store* Corp com........*
$7 Conv let pre!
*
1,680
24,000 United Stores Corp com vtc •
162,300 United Verde Extension..50c
331,600 United Wall Paper.........2
>
:
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
AGGREGATE
49
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
Mar. 22
Mar. 23
1
94
14
10
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
34
Jan.
Mar.
10
Mar.
12% Jan.
Mar.
25)4 Feb.
Mar.
75i Mar. 30
13* Mar.
854 Jan.
71
Mar.
Jan.
101
Feb.
10254 Jan.
2154 Mar.
1654 Feb.
654 Jan.
2254
4%
11%
2*
Jan.
19
454
954
1)4
2)4
7
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.;
30
5
J*
29
23
25
23
19
22
3rH
31
13 117
19
8
16
6
19
11
Mar.
6
98
Mar.
6
29
Mar. 25
29)4 Mar.
6
28)4 Feb. 27
32
Feb.
3
91
Mar.
95)4 Mar. 5
554 Mar. 17
8754
354
754
9)4
9554
554
854
1254
1%
9)4
Mar. 5
Mar. 17
10
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
West Texas Utilities Co—
700
360
69,500 W Va Coal Ac Coke
"2"306
500 Williams (R C) Ac Co
.*
11,700 Williams Oll-O-Matlc Htg.__*
21,800 Wil-Low Cafeterias com..
1
4,500
3,200
2,200
91
84 preferred.............*
33,200
10
15
49,500 Wolverine Port Cement
82,200 Wolverine Tube Co com
33,000 Wocdley Petroleum Corp
4,200
12,600
5,500
5
754
Sale
9)g
154 Sale
754 Sale
6654 5754
1454
15
9,900
Convertible preferred...
9,000 Wilson Jones Co com.......*
2,700 Wilson Products Inc.......l
200 Winnipeg Electric class B
*
1
30 Wisconsin P Ac L 7% pref-100
1,300
9154 Sale
Sale
454 Sale
754
8)4
*
com
954 Mar. 31
Sale
1
154
654
554
53
13
4)4 Mar.
554
854
55
1454
1
Mar. 1
554 Mar. 1_
52)4 Mar. 30
13)4 Mar. 23
8§" Mar."l9
10
1
6
654
7
1654 Sale
954 Sale
16
18 %
Mar. 22
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
554
45)4
13)4
6
Mar. 19
654 Mar.
88
10
29
16
31
Mar. 12
1
90
Mar. 15
Jan.
9
Mar. 23
Jan.
8
Mar. 19
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
60
Feb.
15)4 Jan.
11
2
26
25
20
11
18
95
8
8)4 Feb.
1
1854 Feb. 10
12% Jan. 15
1054 Mar. 30
5)4 Jan.
1354 Jan.
854 Jan.
19)4 Mar. 10
754 Mar. 6
1954 Mar.
7)4 Mar.
19)4 Mar. 10
754 Mar. 6
23)4 Jan.
854 Jan.
70
Mar.
3V Mar.
80)4 Mar. 10
454 Mar. 11
64)4 Jan,
6
2)4 Jan.
19
80)4 Mar. 10
454 Mar. 11
18
1554 Mar. 23
Sale
9
1054 Sale
10)4
154
7)4
5754
1454
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar.
_
4
4
6
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
2,100
52,500
7,500
Am dep rets ord shs new 5s.
165,200 Wright-Hargreavee Ltd....
2254 23%
754 Sale
20
12,900
93,200
38,400 Youngstown Steel Door....*
168,700 Yukon Gold Co
5
66
67
70
Sale
3
3
Sale
254
20)4
754 Sale
1954
754 Sale
79.
Sale
3% Sale
1
1
7
16
BONDS
12,000 Abbott's Dairy 4s
1942
1,580,000 Alabama Power 4H*
1947
251,000
1st At ref As...!!
1954
578,000
5«
1968
260,000
1st 5a
1946
509,000
1st At ref 5a
*
1951
437,000 Aluminum Cos f dob 5s .1952
348,000 aluminium Ltd 5s
..1948
48,000 Amer Elec Pow deb 4S...1957
1,006,000 Amer Gas Ac Elec deb 5s ..2028
4,000
Deb 5s called
.2028
American Power At Light
345,000
110,000
135,000
111,000
154,000
127,000
16&,000
v
370*555
2,000
■
104
9254
10354
9754
10454
J08
10854
10454
106
106 %
35
10754
106
Sale
104%
Sale
103
88
100)
9354
10554
10354
105)4
10354
10454
Sale
Sale
9954
101)4
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
10654
106
Sale
Sale
3554
Sale
106)4 107"
Sale
Sale
106
100)4 Mar.
105)4 Mar.
105
Mar.
106)4 Mar.
106)4 Mar.
Sale'
105 54 "Mar." 13
167 XMar."
Sale
106)4
102
84
Jan. 11 104
Jan.
Mar. 23
Jan.
95
98)4 Mar. 18 105)4 Jan.
Jan.
96)4 Mar. 25
103
Mar. 24 10854 Jan.
Jan.
100)4 Mar. 24 105
105% Mar. 11 10654 Jan.
105
Feb. 15 107
Jan.
Feb.
32)4 Jan. 30 37
Jan.
10554 Mar. 13 107
Jan.
105)4 Mar. 16 106
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
98)4 Mar.
9054 Mar.
Mar.
105)4 Mar. 16 105)4 Mar
.
7
14
6
11
13
2
2
21
15
4
2
■
.
2,131,000
6a
2016
98,000 Amer Radiator deb 4HS..1947
724,000 Amer Rolling Mill 5a
1948
79,000 American Seating 4s stpd 1946
333,000 Appalachian El Pr 5a
1956
85,000 Appalachian Power 6a
2024
36,000
5s
...1941
791,000 Ark Louisiana Gas 4s....1951
1,036,000 Arkansas Pr At Lt 5s
1956
1,246,000 Associated Elec 4548
.1953
104,000 Assoc Gas At Elec 454*
1948
1,215,000
6s
1968
2,000
Registered..........
209,000
SHslnvctft
.1988
1,000
554slnvctfsreg
....1938
1,164,000
#Hs series C
1949
98,000
554*
1977
1,115,000
Conv deb 5s
1950
99,000 Aosoc Rayon Corp 5a....l950
407,000 Assoc Tel Ac Tel 5)4* A....1955
107,000 Atlanta Gas Light 4)4a..I955
388,000
35,000
367,000
29,000
150,000
14,000
14,000
306,000
328,000
355,000
28,000
357,000
102*000
1,000
265,000
42,000
297,000
13£666
18,000
iArt
.
}02
Sale
.
10454 Sale
10354 Sale
105
Sale
10454 10454
11954 Sale
108
10854
}0154 102
10454 Sale
6454 Sale
56
Sale
6154 Sale
101
104
1
Sale
9654 Sale
Sale
10554 105
103)4 Sale 10254 Sale
107
105)4
1045
10554 105%
113
11454 10954
107
10854 10654
9954
101)4 Sale
99 )4
10354 Sale
Sale
59)4
6054 57
59
Sale
5454
Sale
59H
Sale
Sale
111
107
Sale
Sale
Sale
94)4 Mar.
104
Mar.
102)4 Mar.;
10554 Mar.
10454 Mar.
109
106
99
Mm*.
Mar.
Mar.
9854 Mar.
5754 Mar.
101)4
105)4
10354
108)4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
166
Mar.
11354
106)4
102)4
103)4
6154
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
58
59
Mar.
Mar.
71" Mar.'
75
Mar.
73
52
73
Mar.
Sale
54
Sale
5154 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
109
Mar.
106
Mar.
99
Mar.
Mar.
5754 Mar.
54
Mar.
5154 Mar.
94)4
103)4
102)4
104)4
104)4
59
77
7854
-----
73
74"
71"" "73"
----■
56
Sale
66
68
6154 Sale
10014 Sale
.8854 Sale
104 % 105
90
Sale,
10254 Sale
160
171
182
166
Sale
188
>
64
55
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
57
Sale
571
62 J
Sale
601
8754 Sale
23
Mar. 3
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
60
53
86*
Mar. 20
100
Mar. 11
207
190
Mar.
207
198
198
193
Mar.
177)4 Mar.
177
Mkr.
98
100
58)4 Mar.
6354 Mar.
60)4 Mar.
12
22
22
Jan.
23
24
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan;
Jan,
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
12
12
12
29
Mar. 23
86
100
5
Mar. 19
Jan.
2
5
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
9
Mar.
4
52
Mar.
Jan.
25
71
73
60
53
90)4 Mar."
103)4 Mar.
Jan.
Jan. 18
Mar. 3
23
3
12
12
12
11
29
Mar. 11
4
16
21
7
8
8
20
8
5
8
8
8
2
17
21
Baldwin Locomotive Works
300,000
694,000
616,000
3,310,000
325,000
282,000
78,000
54,000
6,000
758,000
200,000
117,000
29,000
32,000
121,000
265,000
270,000
1,378,000
164,000
103,000
31,000
9,000
137*065
46,000
49,000
1,000
13,000
i
97,000
242,000
303,000
31,000
419,000
92,000
148,000
40,000
48,000
49,900
563,000
193,000
334,000
172,000
•*
■
6s with warrants
6s
w w
1938
stamped.......1938
6s without warrants...1938
6s x-w stamped..
...1938
Bell Tel of Canada 5s
1955
1st M 6s ser B June 1 1957
5s aeries C
...
1960
Bethlehem Steel 6s—...1998
153
115
123
Sale
Sale
Sale
207,000 Central Power 5s
ser
Central Pow At Lt 5s
Cent States Elec 5s
554*
D..1957
...1956
85
492,000 Cent States Pr Ac Lt 5 tts.1953
87
MX MX
107
107)4 108
94)4 Sale
90"" "9054
83
95
78)4
Sale
80
9254
103)4
103
112
10354 10254 104
113
Sale
112
Sale
Sale
1045
Sale
Sale
112
11254
103)4
Sale
Sale
104
103
90
95
69
721
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
74
Mar.
Mar.
114)4 Mar.
137)4 Mar.
90
74
Mar.
Mar.
9454
1055
MX
102
110
113
91)4 Mar.
106)4 10854 105)4 Mar.
104)4 106
10654 106)4 Mar .
10654 10754 106
98
103
1948
1954
Sale
Sale
Sale
139)4 14154 136)4 137
145
105
1956
Sale
218
218
Sale
Sale
11154 Sale
11654 Sale
11554 118
141
Buffalo Gen Elec 5a
..1939
113
119
Sale
120
10554 107
9854 Sale
1st At ref 5s**...
Mix
179
195
194
123J4 124
BlnghamtonLHAcPAs—1946
Birmingham Elec 454*
1968
Birmingham Gas 5s.....l959
Broad River Power 5a A..195S
1953
224,000 Canada Nor Power 5s
546,000 Canadian Pacific Ry 6S-.1942
.1956
739,000 Carolina Pr At Lt 5s_
93,000 Cedar Rap Mfg Ac Pow 5s. 1953
967,000 Cent IU Pub Serv 454* F.1967
5s series E
1956
172,000
5s Series G...........1V68
341,000
454* series H
1981
166,000
130,000 Cent Ohio Lt Ac Pr 5s A..1950
2,624,000
703,000
1,440,000
15254 155
109)4
10254
Sale
11254
Sale
9854
103
104)4 10254
103
Sale
10154
98 )4
10054 101)4
100
10354 104
io&
92)|
Sale
9554 Sale
65)4 Sale
66)4 Sale
70
Sale.
Mar.
101
109
102
Mar.
Mar.
i
11254 11154 Mar.
Sale
9454 Mar.
Sale
Sale
100
98
Mar.i
Mar.
9554 Mar.
%$x
93
Sale
Sale
Mar.
8654 Mar.
Mar.
89
63
Sale
6154 Mar.
Sale
6454 Sale
68)4
6754
240
240
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
225
227
Mar. 22
113% Mar. 2
119
Mar.
120
Mar.
140
Mar.
95"
Mar.
3
83
Mar.
1
Jan.
22 240
Jan.
22 240
22
Jan.
225
227
6
22
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
115)4 Jan,
124
Jan.
125
Jan.
145
Jan.
10554 Jan.
99
Jan.
8854 Jan.
91)4 Mar. 27 101% Jan.
158
146
143
110
13
Jan. 22
Mar. 24
Mar. 22
113
114)4 Mar. 24
13754 Mar. 25
5
10554 Feb.
Mar. 29
90
74
Mar. 17
103)4 Mar.
11254 Mar.
10454 Mar.
113
1025
104
_
18!M
96
67
Mar.
6754
Mar.
72
1
Mar. 22
Mar.
1
Mar. 13
Mar.
4
Mar.
6
Mar
3
Mar.
1
Mar.
1
Mar.
4
Mar.
5
Mar.
6
.
IP
2
8
101
109
102
111
Mar.
8
Mar. 27
Mar. 23
Feb. 25
94
Mar. 18
Mar. 24
100
Mar. 19
98
95% Mar. 18
Mar. 31
100
Mar. 22
89
Mar. 16
61
Mar. 23
65
Mar. 12
Mar. 22
footnotes see page 53.
22
5
9
18
14
11
22
19
9854 Mar. 16
21
Jan. 30 106
105)4 Mar.; 3 105
Feb,
2
106)4 Mar. 22 106)4 Mar. 11 107)4 Jan,
7
100
61
65
158
I
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20
12
2
Mar. 22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
11
5
20
25
3
18
7
8
23
.
NEW
50
PRICES IN MARCH
8ALE3
AGGREGATE
In
Since
March
Jan. 1
Jan. 2
:'
y.!
•
■
•>!
;•»/'
•.
•-.-r";
s;
47,000
126,000
68,000
36,000
119,000
27,000
14,000
89,000
122,000
62,000
476,000
130,000
123,000
304,000
4,867,000
1,000
516,000
1,779,000
226",666
39,000
506,000
194"666
Ask
BONDS
Bid
4H« series A..-.———1970
6s series B__—_—. .1961
1045* 106
Chicago 111
104 J* Sale
105
107
1956
98** Sale
108** Sale
series A
Chic Pneum Tool
Chic Rys 5s
5H«—1942
ctfs of dep_.1927
Ry 5 H si052
Cincinnati Street
6s serleB B
...1955
5s........-1966
5s........—1950
1002* 101**
deb
Sale
104
78*6
Cities Service
Conv
103*6 Sale
104*6 105
Midland Ry—
81
5H*..1942
113.000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s.1943
1,894,000 Cities Service P Ac L 5HI.1952
1,000
5^8 registered
...1952
5H« gold deb
1949
904,000
Sale
72*6
100*6
102*6
76**
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
76
79 *6 Sale
Registered
Cities Service Gas
103
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
31
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Chicago Junction Rys Ac
Union Stock Yards 5s.. 1940
s
March
March 1
1937
198,000
6,000
94,000
5,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
NEW YORK:
CURB EXCHANGE
(Continued)
Chicago Dlst El Generating
•
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
103*6 Mar. 30 104*6 Mar.
Mar.
104*6 Mar. 23 105
4
95
Mar. 18
98*6 Mar.
3
95
106
102
Mar .23
Mar 11
Mar. 23
Mar. 31
Mar. 15
Mar. 23
108** Mar.
1
106
95
103
74
69
101
97
103
101*6 101
71
76*6
742* Sale
74 J* Sale
69*6 Mar. 22 76*6
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
I6l"" Sale' 155*6 Sale" 155** "Mar." 18 101*6
102 H im
102 2* 103
103*6 104
75** Sale
75 2* Sale
1033* Sale
72
Sale
103
Mar. 16 104
25,000
94.000
26,000
54,000
72,000
77,000
472,000
106,000
121,000
131,000
*■■■
129,000
1,092,000
660,000
-
S.
!
353,000
-•
5s series
1937
4M«—I'57
A.........—1953
5s series
B_._.........1954
51
Bank 5H«
Commonvr Edison
4Hs series C......
..1956
4a series F
........1981
55*6 Sale
55
102
69
8
Mar.
9
Mar.
Mar.
I
97
100
71
Mar.
692* Mar. 20
75*4 Mar.
762* Mar.
110*1
50
64
110**
111*6
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
109
110j| 110*1
106
106
Sale
105
104
Sale
102**
** Sale
Sale
110*6
11026
109**
51**
108*6
11026
11026
56
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
111
Mar.
102*6 Mar.
1002* Mar.
109
Jan.
9
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
4
12
23 110
11 104
23
84
31 101
27 105
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
14
Mar. 23
82
Jan.
69*6 Mar. 22
83
Jan.
10
16
7
8
80
80
Feb.
4
Jan.
Feb.
4
Feb.
17
Jan.
75
80
Feb.
Jan.
17
8
56
Feb.
2
111** Jan.
8
69*4 Mar, 22
1
Mar. 10
51** Mar.
3
108*6 Mar.
110*6 Jan.
110*6 Jan.
11026 Mar.
111
Mar. 18 100
Jan.
7
100*4 Mar. 18 103
102*6 Jan.
7 104
Feb.18
7
69*4 Mar. 20 79** Jan*
Mar.
Sale" "692* Mar."22
Jan. 26
Feb. 23
Mar.116
Mar. 4
Feb. 10
Jan. 29
Feb.
9
Jan. 11
Jan.
4
112
111
110*6 Mar.
106** Mar.
3
1
Mar.
111
Mar.
1
102*6 Mar.
100** Mar.
106
106
Mar. 29
Mar.
1
102** Mar.
80*6 Mar.
104
Jan.
90*6 Jan.
11
8
101
130
13
104
109
;Y
.[vS;:HS 'S'vviS'l
■
'i'Sil
•
>'
395,000 Com'w'lth Subs id 5 Hs A.1948
728,000 Community Pow Ac Lt 5s.1957
283,000 Community Pub Serv 5s A1960
1951
15,000 Conn Ltg Ac Pow 7s A
13,000 Consol Gas of Bait As....1939
4H s
..1954
45,000
194,000
..'SSSSI
149,000
169,000
4,000
8,000
9.000
103
128
103*6 Sale
86
Sale
822* Sale
98
Sale
99** Sale
127
12826 1263* 131
110
10726 108*6 107
121
125
118** Sale
103*6 Sale
Sale
85 H
Sale
100*6 101*6
130
109** 111
124*6 127
102** Mar. 12 104
8026 Mar.
97
Mar.
127
Mar.
107*6 Mar.
118** Mar.
110,000
321,000
2,000
101,000
2,000
41,000
723,000
36,000
34,000
30.000
39,000
41,000
103*6 Sale
1971
33*8 series N
99*6 Sale
*:
[yS'SSSlS'
-
2,959,000
36,000
5,000
265,000
111,000
68,000
87,000
38,000
32,000
19,000
864,000
322*
98*6
1943
6s A stamped
Continental G Ac El 5s ...1958
94** Sale
102*6 1032*
962* 99
,
78*6
81
series C—1952
6s series A
1949
88,000
117,000 Delaware Elec Pow A H*—1959
18,000 Denver Gas & Elec 5s__—1949
106*6
108*6
1950
558,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B
6s series A
....1947
419,000
354,000 Detroit Int Bdge 6 Hs—1952
106
Sale
Dallas P Ac L 5s
Eastern Gas & Fuel 4s A. 1956
663,000 Edison Elec Ilium 3*6 8—1965
2,240,000
2,146.000
....2030
Elec Pow At Lt 5s
22,000 Elmlra Wat L« At RR Aa—1956
66,000 El Paso Elec 5s A—.....1950
1952
331,000 Empire Dlst Elec 5s
31,000 Empire OH At Refining 5 H«' 42
217,000
Brcole Marelll Elec
2,000
373,000
178,000
45
95*6 Sale
1
Mar.
Mar.
97
127
107*6 Feb.
118** Mar.
99
Mar. 23 103*6 Mar,
Mar.
95
Mar.
103
108*6
1072* 109
10526 Sale
10526 Sale
10*6 Sale
102* Sale
3*6 Sale
32* Sale
101*6 Sale
Sale
10*6
4
3
102
_
22
94*6
108**
93 2*
108*6
10326
Sale
1082*
Sale
113
104**
103
1032*
922* Sale
W53
1967
63
Sale
105*6 106
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s.l963
29**
Federal Water Serv 5^8-1954
91
6s stamped............1961
44,000
210.000 Firestone Cotton Mills Ss.1948
94,000 Firestone T At R Cal 5s..1942
26,000
126,000
29,000
3,000
748,000
First Bohemian Glass 7s. 1957
7,000
1,999,000
453,000
961,000
158,000
162,000
184,000
399,000
39,000
22,000
11,000
9,000
215,000
8.000
2,000
Florida Powar Ac Lt 5c—1954
Gary Elec At Gas—
5s ext stamped ........1944
Gatlneau Power 5s
1956
6a
1941
6s series B
1941
56.000 Gen Bronze
49,000
433,000
41,000
8,000
8.000
433,000
577,000
33,000
3,000
395,000
12,000
212,000
7,000
59,000
11,000
deb 6s_1940
Gen Pub Serv Go 5s
1953
Gen Pub Utilities 6H« A.1956
Gen Rayon Ltd 6s
A___
1948
Gen Vending Corp 6s....1937
Ctfs of deposit......
<
135",006
conv
Gen Wat Wka Ac El 5s A..1943
1967
1978
1,771,000 Georgia Power ref 5a
176,000 Gsorgia Pow Ac Lt Aa
9.000 Gesfuerel6s...... ......1953
Glen Alden Goal 4s......1965
1,216,000
352,000
Gobel (Adolf) deb4*6a ..1941
379,000 Grand Trunk Wast Ry 4s 1950
14,000 Grsat North Pow is stpd 1950
1945
173,000 Grocery Store Prod 6s
40,000 Guantanamo At W Ry 6a_l958
Guardian Investors Corp—
90*6
104*6
9126
109**
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
111
103
Mar.
104
Sale
106** Sale
105*6 Mar.
10
Mar.
10**
10*6
8*6 Mar.
8*6
9*6
3*6 Mar.
326
4**
326 Mar.
3*1
32*
101*6 Mar.
101*1102
8826 Sale
1023*
87**
Sale
Sale
106
108
104
Sale
10326 104
102*6 102*6 99*6 Sale
89*6 Sale
90*6 Sale
70
107
63
68
71*6
107 *6 1062* Sale
31*6
30*6
912*
90
90*6
85
101** 102**
102*6 103*6
104
94
Sale
95
100** Sale
Sale
97*6 Mar. 15
995* 100
100*6
105
95 J* Sale
68
70*6
24
24
28
94
104
95
87
"86*6
85
104
26*6
Sale
It*
Sale
88
1042*
107** 109
87*6 90
58
61
Sale
101
100*6 Mar. 15
: Sale
Mar.
6
99
99*6 Sale
101*6 Sale
99
992* Mar. 12
992* 100*6 101
Mar. 29
94
Sale
94
99
932*
1022* Mar. 2
1012* 102** 102*6 104
Mar. 30
88*| Sale
95*6 Sale
Mar. 12
78
74
77
76
,74
24
25
Mar,
2
26 26
24*4
212*
2526
28*6
96
Sale
100
84
Sale
252*
86*1
852*
29*6
Sale
93*
Sale
Sale
20
n*
87** Sale
102** 1002;
106 26
10626 109
101
90
Sale
58
61
6926
72
55*6
64**
70*6
104
36,000
161,000
5,000
4,000
109,000
18,000
13,000
1,000
58,000
6,000
154,000
556,000
9,000
25,000
478,000
62,000
Sale
108*6 109*6 108
Sale
101
100*6
38,000
59,000
44,000
103,000
129,000
444,000
430,000
9,000
61,000
10,000
133,000
1947
130,000 Idaho Power Co 5s
263,000 Illinois Central RR 6S...1937
108
110.000 Illinois Nor Utll 5s
399,000 Illinois Pow Ac L 5Ha
5Ha series "B"_
316.000
1957
106
1957
1954
96*6 Sale
10526 105*6
1052* 106
1938
5s
stpd..1947
105*6
99
Hamburg Elec Co 7s_
1935
Hamburg El Ac Und Ry 5^s'38
E) Ac Co 4s
1946
w.1943
w w.
Houst Gulf Gas 6^s w
68....................1943
3,000 Hungarian-Ital Bk 7 Ha.. 1963
277,000 Hygrade Food 6s„ser
6s series B
45,000
A
1949
..1949
6a series A—.........1953
792,000
is series G—.........1956
1,212.000
5s registered
1956
9,000
Indiana
Elec Corp6t A--1947
223,000
aeries B_.
,.1953
53,000
........1951
Indiana Gen Service 5s..1948
26
25
28
24
155"" 100*6 101**
101
103
104*6 1042*
"78"" "79"*
772*
80
109
101*6 1012*
104
108
Sale
105
96
105*6
Sale
99** 100
109** 110
104*6 106
77
Sale
378,000
683,000 Ind'polis P At L 5s
105
110,000
20,000
42,000
29,000
565,000
,
sar
A—1957
76** Sale
8126
82*6
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
25
19
61
67*6
103
"88"" Mar." 11
9524
74*6
212*
7926
Mar. 11
Mar. 29
65*6 Mar. 22
8*6 Mar.
2
3
2
2*6 Feb.
Sale
107*6 Sale
107*6 Sale
1062*
9826
10526
105*6
106**
96
Sale
Mar.
99
[03
96
77
Mar. 25 115
103** Jan.
4
Mar. 18
5
5
a30*6 Feb.
1
o30*6 Feb.
83*| Mar . 23 932* Jan; 13
2
1
Mar. 27
Mar.
1
Mar. 22
9
13 102*6 Feb.
103*6 Mar. 29 105** Mar. 3
Jan.
7
103** Jan. 14 105
Jan. 10
94
Jan,
9 96
90*6 Mar. 10 100*6 Jan.
4
97*6 Mar.
Jab.
5
100*6 Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
21
25
21
13
99
98*6 Feb.
Jan.
94
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
101
23
Jan.
24
Jan.
88
Mar.
95** Mar.
9
74*6 Mar.
212* Mar.
79*6 Mar.
2
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
3
83
26
25*6 Feb.
97
Mar.
972* Mar.
106*6 Jan.
88
Mar.
55
Mar.
65*6 Mar. 22
Mar. 12
23
Mar. 25
20*6 Mar. 29
Mar.
97
29
Mar.
5
Mar, 9
Mar, 30
Mar.
9
Mar.
3
Mar, 31
Mar.
1
106*6 Mar.
100
106
17 1075* Mar.
Mar.
107
1062*
Sale
93
97*6
99*6
110
1102* 110
1562*
105*6 10626 106
Sale
71
75
Sale
71
75
Sale
72*6
74
762*
762*
78
105*6 Sale
1032*
1052* Sale
-----
96
110
Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar. 25
Mar. 25 107
Mar. 29 962* Mar. 2
Mar. 23 110
Mar. 17 105*4
Mar. 18 75
Mar. 18 75
Mar. 18
Mar. 23
Mar. 29
Mar;, 1
Mar.
98
1
772* Mar. 17
Jan.
5
Feb.
16
75*6 Jan.
Jan.
18
27
23
Mar. 12
Jan. 29
Mar. 22 104*6 Feb.
Mar. 13 102
Jan.
,
4
8
5
106*6 Mar. 17 109
Jan.
7
Mar. 12 101*6 Jan.
4 107*6 Feb.
Jan.
4
Mar. 23
992*
100** Mar. 30 106*6
102
Mar. 22 106*6
97
Mar. 15 104**
101** Mar. 8 102*6
1012* Jan. 11 105
104*6 Mar. 19 106*6
92** Mar. 22 99
107
90*6
109*6
105*6
68*6
68*6
75
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
Mar. 29
12*4 Mar.
2
9
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
4
5
69
Jan.
291
Feb,
9
Feb. 16
2
Jan. 21
Jan. 11
Feb.
4
Jan.
8
Mar.
Jan.
8
22
Jan.
Jan.
20
14
18 107
Feb. 18
29 101
Jan.
8
24 110*6 Feb.
17 106 ** Jan.
3
18
18
Mar. 18
1032* Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar. 12 106
88
26
Mar.
106
93
Mar.
12
5 105
102** Jan.
312* Mar. 9 32
762* Mar. 30 88*6
77
Mar. 31
86 H
100
Mar.
29
Jan. 21
102*6 Mar. 19 106
108
Mar. 17 109*6 Jan. 12
7 102*6 Feb.
9
98*6 Jan.
20*6 Mar, 29
97
Mar 22
98
Mar 13
Mar
3
Jan.
[05** Jan.
89** Jan. 16
89*6 Feb.
3
[05
Jan.
5
L0656 Jan.
7
94** Jan. 23
62
Jan. 22
Mar, 12
3
Mar. 29
9
30
Mar. 22
Feb. 19
Jan.
88*6 Mar.
70*6 Jan.
2
Mar. 5
Mar. 13
2 73** Feb.
6 108*6 Mar.
101** Jan.
LOO *6 Mar.
81
Mar.
Mar.
93*6 Jan.
6
63
1
9
8
Mar. 23 103*6 Jan.
2
Mar, 17
30 104*6 Mar.
11
Jan.
105*6 Jan.
2
Mar. 30
Mar.
1
71*4 Mar.
8
27
Feb.
88
Mar.
91
58
22
98 '
242* Mar.
96
7
0
2
2
5
12*6 Jan.
42* Mar.
4*6 Mar.
102
Jan.
Jan.
106
6
20
132* Jan.
85** Mar. 17 95*6 Jan.
Jan.
100*6 Mar. 23 109
86
Mar. 11
96*6 Jan.
[01*6 Mar. 31
L01
Jan.
Jan.
107
Jan.
100
99*6 Mar. 30
[03
Mar. 12 101
Mar. 22 107
93
Mar. 23 98*4
1002* Mar. 30 105*6
102
Mar. 22 1052*
97
Mar. 15 102*6
1012* Mar. 8 102*6
103
Mar. 22 1042*
103** Sale
103
104** 104*6 Mar. 19 106*6
93
9426
92** Mar. 22 97
100
Sale
Sale
107*6 10626 107
95
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
1032* Sale
Sale
98*6
Sale
102*6 Sale
101
98*6 Mar.
102*6 Mar, 19
1002* Mar
106
Mar.
3
Mar. 15
88
27
"22""
Mar. 21
Mar.
10
Mar. 27
55
108
Sale
Mar. 16
Jan.
103
105*6 Feb.
22** Mar. 18
8626 Mar. 1
Mar. 22 87 2* Mar. 1
83
97 2* Mar. 23 [01** Mar.
8
106*6 Mar. 22 [06*6 Mar. 22
101
100
100
10126
104
104** 105
104*6 Sale
50
31*6
312*
Sale
78
83*6 "85""
762*
Sale
77
77
83*6 Sale
107
1072*
102
Sale
152*6 Sale" 154"" 1542*
Indiana Hydro>Elsc 5s A.1958
1957
31,000 Indiana Ac Mich El 5s
1st At rsf 5s
1955
19.000
623,000 Indiana Service 5S.......1950
1st lien At ref 5«
1963
289,000
99,000 Indianapolis Gas 5s A...1952
46,000
14,000
10,000
209,000
110,000
29,000
"28""
27
Sale
9026 Sale
104*6
Sale
Sale
106
11
108*6 Jan.
7
105** Jan. 11
109*6 Mar. 13
Mar.
Mar.
Jan. 16
Jan. ril
Mar. 13
Jan. 19
Jan. 14
Feb.
1
Jan. 22
105*6 Jan.
10426 Feb.
106*6 Feb.
102** Feb.
Mar.
"55*6
47
98*6
93 **
98*6
103 *6
100*6
80
Feb.
Jan.
73Mar.
Mar. 13
101 J* Mar.
6 102
103 h Mar. 29 105 J* Mar. 3
Mar. 6
103*6 Mar. 31 105
Mar. 3
94
Mar. 3 94
Sale
103
104
98
83*6 Mar. 23
3
Mar.
Mar.
71
Mar.
2 71
106*6 Mar. 23 108*6 Mar.
99
99
Sale
68
5a aeriea C
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
Sale
101*6
103
3,000
165,000
98
88
99*6 Mar. 10
101
100
94
5s serles A———.—.1948
418,000
103*6 Mar.
94** Sale
103
101
98
Hackensack Water 5s A..1977
:!
Mar.
Sale
82,000
2,000
106
94
98
188,000
56,000
Mar.
Mar. 23 104*6 Feb.
102
97
Mar. 11
50
101** 102*6 101** 102
1032* Sale
104** Sale
10426 104*6 103*6 Sale
31.000
Heller (W
86
6
11
84*6 Mar.
89*6 Mar.
91
Mar.
1042* Mar.
9126 Mar.
109*6 Mar.
104*6 Mar.
1022* Mar.
9026 Mar.
85** Mar.
100*6 Mar.
6
125*6 Jan.
Mar.
95
Jan.
Jan.
1092* Jan.
322* Jan.
Mar. 29
Mar. 13
Mar.
1
Mar. 31
Mar.
3
103
Mar.
104*6 105
108** 1082* 108*6 Mar.
33,000
Hall Printing 6s A
99
5
1
93** Mar. 13
40
Mar.
95*6 Mar.
Sale
86
84*6 Mar. 25
Sale
89*6 Mar. 18 95** Mar. 2
90
9426 Sale"
10226 Mar. 18 103*6 Mar. 11
10226 103*6 1022* Sale
97
Mar. 29 100*6 Mar. 1
982* 101*6
100*6 Sale
73
Mar. 30 78 r Mar. 2
78
77*6
70*6 74
Finland Residential Mtge
28
79*6 Jan.
7
78
Jan.- 7
82*6 Jan.
7
106**„Jan. IS
Intercontinents Power Co—
Deb 6s series A
1948
aeriea C.1955
182,000 (ntPow Sec 6
7s series E ....L......1957
143,000
7s series F__
1952
67,000
For footnotes see page
.".'i--;
3
2
8
8
Mfg
6 Hi
64,000
66.000 Erie Lighting5s....
2,000
39,000
40
Sale
Ctfs of deposit........
173,000
25-yr a f deb 7s
....1952
111,000
Ctfs of deposit........
95,000
1937
71,000 Dixie Gulf Gas 6Hs
299,000
522,000
11,000
31,000
199,000
311
97;
6H1 with warrants—.1943
1st At coll 68 ser \
1943
1940
107,000 Crucible Steel 5s
88,000 Cuban Telephone 7Hs_.1941
67,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s....... 1944
22,000
53.
'A,-,
:Y^'Vv;
30 99*6 Mar.
15 128 J* Mar.
23 108*6 Mar.
8 118** Mar.
40
Consol Gas Utilities—
::
86
22
Consol G E L Ac P Bait—
"v'C^ "'-v
<;y.-;
"
1
8
Mar.
72*6
112
110*6 Sale
11026 111**
11026 111
111*6 112 J*
110*6 110*2
110*6 111**
1965 106*2
3fis series H
Mar.
Mar.
75
"75** "76** "76** Sale"
Commers und Privat
■
103*6 Mar. 30 106
104*6 Mar. 23 105
4
;
vy
132* Sale
69
72
74
112* Sale
71
74
76
Sale
80
77
81
77
80
9
67
10
Mar. 13
74
70
68
77
75*6 Mar. 29
70
70
81
77
70
9
69
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar. 13
14*6 Jan. 14
Jan.
21
75*6 Mar. 29
83*6 Feb.
70
81
8
10
Mar. 29
77
Feb.
April, 1937]
appreciate
NEW
YORK
CURB
sales
In
Since
March
Jan. 1
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
RANPE SINCE JAN. 1
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
March 1
$
BONDS {Continue
70,000 International Salt 5s
725,000 (nternat Securities 5s
March
31
,764,000
631,000
1951
1947
Interstate Power 5s
Debenture
1957
1952
6s
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
105
Mar. 20 107%
101% Mar.
1 102%
61 % Mar. 31
69%
„
50
Mar. 31
64
Lowest
Prices
Mar. 9
Mar. 13
Mar. 1
Mar.il
Interstate Public Berries
359,000
5s series D............1956
550,000
4%s series P
1958
228,000 Iowa-Nebraska LAP 5s..l957
65,000
5s Series B
1961
85% Mar. 13
80
101 %
102%
37,000 Iowa Pow A Lt 4%s A
1958
269,000 Iowa Pub Serr 5s........1957
164,000 IsarcoHydro-El7s
1952
11,000 Isotta Fraschlnl7s
....1942
,070,000
105
99%
69^
75
Italian Superpower 6s...1963
58%
160,000 JacksonriUeGas 5s stmpdl942
130,000 Jersey Cent P A L5s B
4%s series C
1947
2,000 Kansas El Pow 3%a
1966
468,000
46
Mar. 22 52% Mar.
103
Mar.
9 104% Mar.
103 % Mar. 23 105% Mar.
1961
...
91% Mar. 1
Mar. 13
83% Mar. 3
Mar. 24 104% Mar. 5
Mar.
5
Mar. 6 103
Mar. 22 105% Mar.
1
Mar. 17 104% Mar. 2
Mar. 23 79% Mar. 1
Mar. 18 80
Mar. 4
Mar. 31 66% Mar. 1
5
6
6
95
Mar. 22 97% Mar. 12
119% Mar. 17 120% Mar. 1
59,000 Kansas Gas A Elec as
202J
73,000 Kansas Power 5s A
....1947
551,000 Kentucky Utilities 5s
196S
501,000
5s
....1961
141,000
6%s series D
1948
64,000
5%s series F
1955
100
Mar. 19 102
89% Mar. 15
89% Mar. 15
103% Mar. 27
99% Mar. 23
103% Mar. 30
75,000 Klmberly Clark 5s A...«.1943
.93%
94%
107%
100%
103%
Mar.
3
Mar. 6
Mar. 1
Mar. 1
Mar. 4
Mar. 13
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
105
Mar. 20 107% Jan. 18
100% Jan. 25 102% Mar. 13
61% Mar. 31 76% Jan. 18
50
Mar. 31
69% Jan. 11
85% Mar. 13
96
80
88% Jan. 22
Mar. 13
Jan.
101% Mar. 24 105%
102% Mar. 6 104%
105
Mar. 22 105%
99% Mar. 17 105%
66
Jan.
2
79%
23
4
80
Feb
9
Feb.
8
Jan. 23
Jan.
5
Feb. 23
Feb.
5
2
71
Feb.
I
Mar. 22 66% Jan.
Mar. 9 105% Jan,
103% Mar, 23 105% Jan.
26
72
55
Jan.
Jan.
46
103
95
Mar. 22 97%
119% Feb. 24 121%
Mar. 19 104%
89% Mar. 15 99%
89% Mar. 15 99%
103% Mar. 27 107 %
99% Mar. 23 103%
103% Feb.
2 104%
100
7
18
Mar. 12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
19
23
15
16
25
21
Lake Superior Dist Power—
263,000
578,000
2,000
126,000
211,000
56.000
89,000
498,000
3% s series A
Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
Leonard Tlets Inc
1966
2026
Lexington Utll 5s
1952
Libby McNeill A Llbby 5s 1942
Lone Star Gas Corp 5s...1947
Long Island Ltg 6s
1945
Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s...1957
98,000 Manitoba Power 5H0....1951
Mansfield
1,000
7s
4,000
142.000
393,000
84,000
228,000
87,000
Mining A
1941
Memphis P & L 5sser A..1948
Co 4%s
1971
Power A Light 5S...1957
Miss River Power 5s......1951
121,000
180,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5s A..1947
128,000 Montana Dakota Utll 5%s *44
Munsoa
99,000
397,000
935,000
558,000
54,000
91.000
87,000
886,000
124,000
,281.000
495,000
,085,000
,243,000
,326.000
Steamship
103%
103%
104%
105%
105%
98
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
104% Feb.
104% Feb.
99%
15
40
60
100
101%
103% 104
105%
102
93%
97% Sale
107% 108%
77%
78%
Nassau A Suffolk LtA 5s. 1945
105% Sale
Nat Pow A Lt 6s4'A"
102% 102%
93
93%
2026
Deb 5s series B
...2030
Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D...1978
Nebraska Power 6s
2022
4H>
1981
Nelsner Bros Realty 6s..1949
Nevada Calif Elec 5s
1956
New Amsterdam Gas 5s..1948
New Eng G A Elec Assn 5b1947
5s...*........„„w-..lf4«
Conv deb 5s
1950
New Eagl Pow Assn fa
48
78%
stamped,..........1942
6s series A
...1949
46,000 N Y Cent Elec 5%s
1950
41,000 N Y Pa A O RR 4%s stpd.1950
850,000 n Y P A L Corp 1st 4%a..l967
636,000 N Y State R A G 4%a.
1980
29.000
5%s
1962
25.000 NYA Westchester LtA 8i '54
48,000
4s
2004
68,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6%s
1953
388,000 Nor Amer LAP 5%s A
1956
185,000 Nor Cont Utll 5%s A
1948
50,000 Nor Indiana G A E 6s
1952
114,000 Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s
1966
231,000
5a series D.w..........1969
516,000
4%s R__
-.,......1970
.
.rt
92
87%
103
Mar.
1 108% Mar. 19
Mar. 19
80% Mar. 2
Mar. 22 100% Mar. 4
86
96
92% Jan.
103% Mar.
98
195<>
4%s series D
Ohio Public Serv 6a C
1953
86
5s series D
1954
107
75
95
Sale"
109
Sale
105%
103%
109%
104%
111
105
106
107%
103% Sale
99% Sale
103% Sale
1951
59,000 Oswego Falls Go 6s..
1941
45,000 Pacific Coast Power 5a...l944
333,000 Pacific Gas A El 6s B
1941
Pacific Investing 5a A
94% Sale
101% 102
102
107
101%
115%
87%
102%
100
594,000 Penn Cent Lt A Pow 4%s 1977
60,000
5s
1979
430,000 Penn Electric 4a series F.1971
118
Sale
Sale
105% Sale
105% 105%
137,000
Without warrants...
5%s series B
...1959
41,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
1947
25,000
5s series D
...1954
59,000 Penn Water A Pow 4%s.. 1968
207,000
5b
1940
624,000 Peoples Gas Lt A Coke 4s B'81
656,000 Peoples Lt A Pow 5s
1979
...
.193,000 Phila Electric Co 5s
643,000 Phila Elec Power 5 %s
1
96% Mar. 18
Mar. 10
8
95
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
99%
121%
84%
85
84%
101%
102%
3
9
6
8
3
16
7
21
20
4
12
16
22
22
22
7
12
86
Mar. 18 95% Jan; 21
79% Mar. 25 92
Jan. 22
102% Jan. 14 104% Feb
3
103
Mar. 18 109% Jan. 15
105% Mar. 18 106% Jan. 14
100% Mar. 22 104% Jan. 27
106% Jan.
2 107% Feb.
6
A
Jan. 23
Feb. 15 103% Jan.
Mar. 17
86% Feb.
Mar. 18
25
5
20
10
10
Mar. 19 107
16 103%
2 105%
6
93%
Mar. 16105
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
108% Mar.
103% Mar.
105
Jan.
102% Feb.
97% Mar.
101
89
Mar. 18 100
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
7
24
5
8
10
31
11
19
11
19
101% Jan.
5 102% Jan. 22
105% Jan.
4 108
115
Sale
Mar.
20 106%
11 104%
20 110%
5 106%
2 106%
25 103%
23 100%
19 108%
5
23
19
Mar. 24119
Jan. 23
Jan.
4
94% Mar. 24 102% Jan.
8
115% Sale
88% Sale
82% Sale
102% 100% 102
102% Sale
99% Sale
105
Sale
104% 105%
99
Sale
95% Sale
113
Mar.
8 117
14
80
Mar.
9
16
2
2
18
105%
104%
106%
106%
105%
108%
103
Sale
105%
107%
Sale
106
110
97
110% Sale
1972
111
98
Phila Suburb Cos G A E
1948
73
103
102
96%
106%
1
1
104% Jan.
107%
117% Sale
26% Sale
106
20 110
Mar. 18
113% Mar. 25
74% Mar. 19
72% Mar. 19
99
Sale
111,000 Phila Rapid Transit 6s_.1962
1st A refunding 4%e..l957
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
108% Feb. 23 111 % Jan.
106%
103%
1966
549,000
6%s series A
......1960
19,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6s......1949
108
91
87% Jan.
Psnn-Ohlo Edison 6s....1950
312.000
105% Jan.
2 107
98% Mar. 24 107%
85
Mar. 22 97%
46% Mar. 6 51
116% Mar. 31 126%
107% Mar. 17 108%
102% Feb.
102% 103
106% 106%
106% Sale
94%
95%
105% 106%
119
120%
102%
1
14% Jan.
102% Feb.
194ft
124,000
Without warrants
8,000 Pacific Ltg A Pow 5s
1942
,454,000 Pacific Power A Light 5s.1955
15,000 Palmer Corp of Le 6s
1938
92
88
3
2
2
25 108% Mar. 19
69% Jan.
27 107% Feb.
Jan. 14
100% Mar. 18 105% Jan. 26
98% Mar. 29 104% Jan. 12
101 %
1946
Mar. 18
2
Feb.
Mar. 19
84% Feb.
Mar. 22 100% Feb.
9% Feb. 23
55
104% Sale
Okla Nat Gas 4%s A
Conv deb 5s
311.000 Okia Pow A Water 5s A..1946
Mar. 2
Mar. 11
Mar. 16110
Mar.
Mar .18 96% Mar.
5
18
100
104% 105
Sale
1
21
16
106% Jan.
87%
88%
104% 105
105
1
Mar.
Jan.
99
92% Mar. 24 100% Jan.
105% Sale
103% 103%
1961
1
6
Mar.
9
7
5
17
92% Mar. 22 100% Jan.
84
Sale
1950
Mar.
Mar.
5
Jan.
101
Sale
5 %s series E
i
Oklahoma Gas A El 5s
Mar.
1
Mar.
100% Mar. 25 106
111% Mar. 22 112
87
io7% io§"
105%
11% Mar.
100% Mar. 22 104% Mar.
112% 113
102
103%
110% 110%
105% 105%
104% 104%
109
110%
104
104%
1945
Ohio Power 5s series B... 1952
3
Mar. 3
Mar. 25 104% Mar. 2
103
Mar. 18 105
Mar. 29
105% Mar. 18 106% Mar. 1
102% Sale
106% Sale
316,000 Ogden Ges Co 5s
147,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6a
Mar.
79% Mar. 25
108% 109%
105% 106
103% 103%
For footnotes see page 53
98
104
Nor States Power
.
65,000
92% Mar. 22
86
92%
88
118,000
5\i% notes.
......1940
208,000 Northwest Elec 6s stpd_.1945
25,000 Northwest Pow 6s A
I960
359,000 Nor*west Pub Serv Ss A..1957
144,000
105,000
-34,000
131,000
48,000
79,000
748,000
881,000
1
113% Mar. 25 116% Mar.
74% Mar. 19 82% Mar.
72% Mar. 19 81
Mar.
73
Mar. 18
80% Mar.
95
Mar. 18
99% Mar.
96% Mar. 18 101% Mar.
Sale
19
1
108
91
Sale
31
2
105% Mar. 5 106
98% Mar. 24 104
85
Mar. 22
93%
46% Mar. 6 49
116% Mar. 31 122%
107% Mar. 17 108%
100% Sale
5%a.......„-.-...1954 101% 101%
16
30
Mar.
9% Mar. 24
1948
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
24 107% Jan.
27
99% Jan.
13
97% Mar.
18 106% Feb.
17 102% Jan.
60
100% Mar. 25 105% Mar.
95
124% 129
107% 108%
109% 110
96%
96%
120% 121
78
78%
78% Sale
23
Mar.
Mar.
8
3
Mar. 27 104
91
75
Sale
Feb.
Mar.
Line
12% Sale
5s
50
100
102
26
105
91
22
Jan. 20
19
102
9
29
25
Feb. 19
Feb.
2
1
5
3
Mar.
8
17
97% Mar. 15 105
Mar. 31
Mar. 17 102
5
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
26
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
107
99% 100
16
29 116
86
95% Sale
22
23
24
1
18%
105
106
105
106
106%
24
98
Sale
105% 106
New Orleans Pub Serv—
298,000
615,000
16
Mar. 16
60
27 102% Mar. 16
30 103% Mar.
5
105%
91
27
94%
92% Mar. 24 97%
103% Mar. 18 106%
106% 106%
102
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17
Mar. 30 104
Mar. 29 116
105
102
Sale"
99% Sale
92%
Mar. 12 101% Jan.
Mar. 23 111%
18%
100%
103%
103%
105
104
105
106
105%
6%s ctfs of dep w W...1937
Deb
93
107
29
1947
Met Edison 4s series E
Middle Sts Petrol 6 %s A.1945
Midland Valley RR 5a
1943
381,000
108,000 Milwaukee G L 4%s
1967
385,000 Minn Pow A Lt 4%s
1978
120.000
1st A ref 5s
1955
688,000 Mississippi Pow 5s—...1955
243,000
Sale
Sale
Smelt—
Ex-warrants
McCallum Hosiery 6%s._ 1941
McCord Rad & Mfg 6s
1943
Mem gel
101%
110%
7%s..l946
104
100
Sale
Sale
107% 108%
105% 106
105% 106
108%
-----
93
24
Sale
Sale
109% 110%
111% 108% Sale
98% 96% Sale
105% Sale
105% 105%
62% Sale
76
106% Sale
105%
108
110
105
105% 103% Sale
Sale
70%
107
73
Sale
Jan.
93% Jan.
99% Mar. 17 102% Jan.
98
Mar. 24 105% Jan.
104% Feb. 18 105% Jan.
95% Mar. 25 103
Jan.
Mar. 22106
95
Mar. 19 105%
106
Jan.
2 107%
106
Jan. 11 106%
105
Mar. 6 106%
107% Mar. 24 111%
88% Mar. 18 100
22% Mar. 16 30%
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9[
9
22
23
25
0
19
15
18
Mar. 13 111
Jan. 18
108% Mar. 18 112
Feb. 20
93% Mar. 23 99% Mar. 15
110
105% Mar. 24 106
62% Jan.
2 77
106% Jan.
2 108
103% Mar. 31 107
Jan.
5
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
19
19
7
NEW
52
'
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
i.
$
5,000
70,000
38,000
51,000
19,000
17,000
29,000
1,000
s
29,000
447,000
111,000
147,000
109,000
84,000
85,000
6,000
Bid
BONDS (Concluded)—
Ask
2134
Pomeranla Eleo Co 4a.—.1953
7834
Portland Gaa 9c Coke 5a .1940
Potomac Ediaon 0a aer E.19B6
1961
aerlea F
Sale
106
106 5*
Can 4H* B 1959
79
7634
100
Power Securltlea Corp 6a. 1949
...1954
Pruaalan Elec 6a
Sale
106
Potrero Sugar 7a atampedl947
T
■' >
March
March 1
1937
Power Corp of
'v
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
''
10134
10034 1013*
25
2034
Bid
Bid
19
2134
8134
1073*
1075*
79
i
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
31
Ask
;
1854 Mar. 24 zl934 Mar.
Mar. 25
833* Mar.
Mar. 6 10734 Mar.
Mar. 18 1083* Mar.
81
Mar.
Mar. 27
Mar.
Mar. 30 104
Mar.
Mar. 15 102
18
Mar. 25
Mar.
1934
783*
102
1015*
225*
53.000
25,000
49,000
40,000
49,000
270,000
78,000
143,000
495.000
'
163,000
192,000
33,000
32.000
51,000 Quebec Power 5a........1968
90.000 Queens Boro O AS 534«-1952
13,000
56,000
31,000
7,000
14,000
70,000
51,000
2,000
111,000
16,000
44,000
23,000
13,000
219,000
590,000
291,000
196,000
81,000
105
11334
10334
1956
4Hs aerlea D_......... 1978
434s series E
1980
434 a aerlea F
1981
434* aerlea I...........I960
5a
162.000
312,000 Pub Serr of Okla 4a......1966
1.807,000 Puget Sound P 8c L 534«-1949
5s series C............1950
702,000
4 Ha series D..........1950
929.000
80,000
34,000
100,000
8,000
20,000
144
6% perpetual certlflcatea
Pub Serr of Nor Wa 0a C.1966
103?!
106
Sale
Sale
923*
Sale
Ruhr Gaa Co 634s
130
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
179,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 434* '79
227,000 San Ant Pub Serr 5s B...1958
13,000 San Joaquin L & P 6a B..1953
1955
27,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
87 ,
2634
24
175* Sale
106
106
107
10634
13234
10854 110...
Mar.
Mar. 23
Mar.
Sale
87
Sale
Mar. 11
in
8634 Sale
82
Sale
Mar. 18
8634 Mar.
104
li»5
90
263* Sale
223* 26
2234
16
16
173*
Sale
107
1065* 107
106
10654 10334
12834
130
1085* Sale 110
.....
Mar.
Mar. 16
19
11
10334 Jan.
105
27
Mar." 5
16
18
Mar,
1
Jan.
11 104
5 107
Jan.
Jan.
27
Mar.
2134 Feb.
12834 Mar. 31 131
1085* Mar. 1 110
Mar.
29
Mar.
47
Mar.
33
Mar.
102
Jan.
Mar.
10654
1015*
10154
10134
685*
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
19
18
4
21
5
17
Mar. 23
Feb. 19
Jan.
6
Mar. 24 107
Mar.
5
6
12
903* Feb. 24
155* Feb. 18
10434 Jan. 25 107®
102
2
5
2
Mar. 24 106
Mar.
1035*
87
Jan.
7
2234 Mar. 16
205* Feb. 10
1834 Mar. 23
10754 Mar. 30
Mar. 23
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
Jan.
Mar. 12
1073* 105
3
Mar. 22
Mar. 31
2234 Mar. 16
5 102
25
213* Feb.
Mar. 30 147
Sale 10334 Mar. 11 104
Mar. 22 106
10534 105
32
21
8
Mar.
2
Feb. 10
Mar.
5
1035! Jan.
Mar. 16 10554 Jan.
99
Mar. 23 10534 Jan.
8734 Mar. 23
983* Jan.
83 34 Mar. 11
96
Jan.
7954 Mar. 18 923* Jan.
102
Sale
Jan.
5
19
101
Sale
22
.
10354 Mar. 30 10534 Jan.
Jan.
11054 Mar. 18 112
101
Mar. 17 10354 Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 16
Ja
Mar. 15
14
10434 Mar.
Mar. 23 1043* Mar.
i0034 Sale
.
X5
Jan.
101 "
1025* Mar.
Mar. 22 103
Sale
10534 107
863*
129
104
1035* Sale
22%
4
Mar. 30 10434 Mar. 16
2
Mar. 18 1113* Mar.
Mar. 17 10234 Mar.
103 3* 104
105
.....
Feb.
102
10534
1953
1958
Feb.
Mar. 16
Sale
2
5
5
18
Sale
10
Mar. 25
100
Mar. 30 137
11054 111
10234 1023* Sale
102
1033*
103
104
St Louts Gaa 9c Coke 4a__1947
291,000
Sale
105
Rochester Cent Pew 5a A 1953
Ruhr Housing 634* A
13634
10434
1113*
10254
10234
10234
103 54
1043*
9234
76
Sale Prices
23
Fe
27
1055* Jan. 20 10734
10434 Mar. 18 109
81
76
Mar.
4
9934 Mar. 30 104
25
,
Highest
1034 Feb.
12
5
15
10
76
Sale
1053* 10634 1055*
10434
107
106
80
793*
79
101
99
9934
10034 10034 1005*
18
25
175*
Pub Service Co of N J—
"
205,000
46,000
135,000
93,000
125,000
468,000
1
Price
NEW YORK
| March
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
12834 Mar. 31 132
1075* Feb. 23 110
Jan.
26
Mar.
2
Mar.
9
Saxon Public Works—
6a
1937
36,000
70,000 Schulte Real Estate 6s... 1951
1943
201,000 Scrippa (E W) Co 534*
..1948
6,000 Servel Inc 5a
344.000 Shawlnlgan W Ac P 434 s.. 1967
434a aeries B
1968
43,000
434s series D
...1970
143,000
1947
113,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6a
82,000 Sou Carolina Power 5a..1957
2025
Southeast P 5c L 6a
905,000
Sou Calif Ed 334*—May
11960
35* a series B
July 11960
Debentures 334a......1945
1st & ret mtge 4a...... 1960
1,235,000
536,000
465,000
153,000
54,000
Sou Calif Gas Co 434s. ..1961
25
1025* 1035*
107"
103
104""
103
104
10334 1043*
7134
6834
22
315*
2534
25
39
37
10234 Sale
92
Sale
10734
10754 Sale
107
Sale
10354
Sale
1075!
Sale
101
10334 Sale
10434 Sale
1063* Sale
10734 1053* Sale
Sale
33
Mar.
111
103
Sale
10334 1043* 104
85
Sale
83
101
22
Mar.
Mar.
10354 Mar.
Mar.
72
Mar.
100
107
100
1033* Sale
1005* Sale
109
105
10234
10634
1035*
10354
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
92
93
100
Sale
10534 1063*
Mar.
10234
10254
10654
106
10634
10254 Sale" 1015*
10334 Sale
103
10154
10334 10334 102
10134
10334 10354 10234 103
7034
7234
703*
7234 71
Sale
Sale
100
22
Mar.
9954 Mar.
29
Mar.
47
Mar.
Jan.
1035*
1065!
Jan.
105
2
6
12
Feb.
9
10434 Feb.
3
20
105
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
92
Mar.
72
101
Mar.
100
Mar.
1093* Jan.
23
11
108
108
107
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
18
Mar. 29
9954 Mar.
9934 Mar.
10334 Mar.
10354 Mar.
9934 Mar.
Mar.
103
Mar.
107
Mar.
103
Mar.
104
Mar.
10734 Mar.
104
Mar,
W Feb.
1043* Jan.
106
Mar. 29
6
A
Southern Counties Gaa
1968
of California 43*a—
107,000
196,900
5
114,000
35.000
86,000
69,000
23,000
248,000
400,ObO
216,000
234,000
614,000
421,000
126.000
170,000
184,000
61,000
495,000
742,000
376,000
442,000
Southern Indiana Ry 4s. 1951
S'weatern Assoc Tel 5s A.1961
387,000
1,197,000
1,166.000
32,000
821,000
183,000
104.000
1,779.000
1,140,000
16,000
3,000
43,000
52,000
76,000
7,000
20,000
113,000
45,000
Southwestern L 9c P 5a..l957
Southwestern P 5c L 6s..2022
S'weatern Pub Serr 6s A. 1945
Standard Gas 5c Elec 6s..1935
6s Certifs of
deposit...1935
1935
Conv 6s
6s Conv ctfs of
deposit. 1935
6a
1951
6s
1966
10234 103
10334 Sale
995* Sale
1045!
RR>*
89
RR>*
89
106
903*
Sale
915*
Standard Invest 634 a
1939
1013*
Stand Power Be Lt 6a
1957
Sale
41
50
47
53
47
105 H
7s stamped..
.1936
5,000
7s 2d stamped
1940
40,000
7s stamped
.........1946
12,000
7a 2d stamped ........1946
fcv 85,000
93,000 Super Power of 111 4>*s._1970
434a
1968
165,000
...1957
17,000 Syracuse Ltg 5a B
1st Ac ref 534a
1954
46,000
......
421,000
248,000
1023* Sale
995* Sale
10554 107
1053*
10834
10834
Sale
10334 Mar.
8234
9734 Sale
81
Sale
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
1055*
9034
9034
9034
9034
88
Sale
88"
Sale
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
9134 Sale
9034 Sale
Starrett Corp 5s.....
..1950
Stinnes (Hugo) Indus—
85
Sale
883* Sale
885* Sale
863* Sale
1003* Sale
Sale
85
3934 Sale
Sale
fehn Elec Power 5a......1956
9554
96
92
Tenn Pub Serv 5a.......1970
81
83
8034 Sale
106
Mar.
95
Mar.
87
95
Mar.
95
Mar.
85}
86 j
96
Mar.
88
Mar.
875* Mar.
8634 Mar.
8434 Mar.
96
7
8
104
Mar.
1045* Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
2
1045* Jan.
21
106
18
Jan.
95
Mar.
95
95
Mar.
8
Feb.
Mar.
9
9
8
8
953* Mar.
86
Feb.
953* Mar.
96
Mar.
84
Feb.
96
Mar.
96
Mar.
8334 Feb.
96
Mar.
8434 Mar.
9634 Mar. 31 102
8334 Feb. 15 106
33
Mar. 31
443* Jan.
40
103 J
103 j
9634 Mar. 31 10054 Mar.
96
Mar.
1
Mar, 31
395* Mar,
42
Mar.
48
Mar.
41
53
Jan.
57
42
Mar.
503* Jan.
27
21
48
Mar.
54
Jan.
21
41
Mar.
495* Jan.
10654 Mar.
1055* Jan.
26
28
46
Mar.
2
105
Mar.
6
Sale
102
10534 Mar. 5
10634 Mar. 31
10934 Mar. 3
89
Mar. 16
753* Mar. 31
8
8
2
Mar.
9034 Sale
7534 Sale
14
4
1023* Mar.
10654 Mar.
10634 Sale
10734 109 : 10754 Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
46
Sale
Mar.
Jan.
8
47
50
55
45
52
6
Jan.
33
46
48
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1035* Jan.
Sale
51
38
105
Sale
10754
Sale
102
100
9634 Mar.
9934 Mar.
Sale
50
46
Sale
81
Mar.
865*
52
10434
1045*
10654
10834
Sale
9634 Sale
49
58
Sale
Mar.
33
47
54
Sale
Mar.
85
102
10534 Mar.
883* Mar.
8754 Mar.
#
1023* Jan.
10434 Mar.
Mar.
9634 Mar.
9934 Mar.
81
102
Mar.
105?! Jan. 28
10654 Mar.
10734 Jan.
9
107
1093* Mar.
3
Jan.
923* Mar.
89
81
753* Mar. 31
Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 16
983* Jan.
853* Jan.
15
16
Ternl Hydro-Electric Co—
85,000
364,000
5,000
358,000
8,000
58,000
478,000
802,000
634* series A..........1953
Texas Elec Service 5s
1960
20,000 Texas Gas Utilities 6s
657,000 Texaa Power 5c Lt 5a
6s
35,000
1945
212,000
665* Sale
10554 1055*
38
40
1053* Sale
1956
2022
112
Tide Water Power 5s A...1979
102
103
7734 Sale
10534 Sale
395* Sale
10534 Sale
111
114
103
Sale
695* Sale
6734 Mar.
1023* Sale 1013* Mar.
39
Mar.
37
3834
105
10434 Mar.
|. Sale
108
108
110
Mar.
97
Mar.
98
Sale
66
15 775* Mar.
25 10534 Mar.
5
395! Mar.
Mar.
18 106
Mar.
10 Ill
18 10334 Mar.
Jan.
9
1013* Mar. 25
80
106
Feb. 23
Jan.
4
383* Jan. 27 403* Feb.
10434 Mar. 18 106
Feb.
108
Mar. 10 113
Feb.
10
5
4
97
Mar. 18
1043* Jan. 23
106 j
82 j
Jan.
1073* Mar. 20
Mar. 23
Toledo Ediaon Go—
211,000
359,000
1st mtge gold 6a.......1962
514,000
975,000 Twin City Rap Tr 534a A-1952
269,000
1,208.000
1,000
1,000
Ulen A Company—
6s 3d stamped.......
1944
6s 3d Stamped c o d
8,000
434a
22,000
5s aerlea B
26,000
75,000 United Elec of
1957
1967
N J 4a
1949
United Elec Service 7s
45,000
7,000
18,000
101,000
222,000
13.000
179,000
257,000
Without
....
534*
1952
63,000
44,000
40,000
35,000
4,000
1,000
6a aerlea A
.........1952
242,000
Deb 6s series A
1973
125,000
118,000 Utah Power A Light 434sl944
6a series A
.....2022
142,000
1952
6,000 Utlca Gas 9c El 5a E_.
5s series D............1956
8,000
19,000
10,000
157,000
28,000
81,000
15,000 Vamma Water Power 534s *57
413,000 Virginia Pub Ser 534s A..1946
6a
1946
119,000
260,000
4,000
69,000
10,000
60,000 Valvoline
337,000
733,000
.1937
.......1950
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
1st 78 with warrants
1954
1937
71,000 Ward Baking Co 6a
1958
217,000 Wash Gas Light Co 5s
24,000 Wash Ry A Elec 4s......1951
86,000 Wash Water Power 5s.
30,000
Western
69,000
OH 7s
5a series B
353,000
173,000
Conv
_
„
1960
1944
24
24
9234
933*
8634 Sale
106
Sale
9134
92
1145*
863*
87
1013* 10134
10134 1023*
10734 10934
1045* 106
114
97
975*
1023*
102
97
Sale
98 5t
10034 10034
44
45
10134 102
10754 107
10654 10834
104
73
Sale
Mar. 13 10734
Mar. 20
8754 Mar.
1
505* Mar. 25
56
535* Mar. 22
535* Mar. 22
Mar. 12
2
4734 Jan.
535! Mar. 22
943* Jan.
60
5
-Feb. 19
535* Mar. 22
107
10654
1045*
10534 107
1053* 107
10554 1065* 10434
1053* Sale
111
1133* 1143* 1115* 113
Mar. 2
Mar. 10 107
Mar. 19 1053* Mar. 12
10654 Mar. 10 107
Mar. 2
1045* Mar. 19 1063* Jan. 14
Mar.
Mar.
6 106
Mar. 20 11434 Mar.
3
10434 Mar.
106
Feb.
5
5
Ill
Mar. 20
1173* Jan.
15
6934 Sale
6654
205*
213* 2034
2434
27
205*
215*
27
1934
2434
915*
9234 843*
8534 83
8034
8754 Sale
8134 Sale
102
104
10434
1055* 107
Mar. 19
Mar. 25
Mar. 18
6654 Mar. 19
2034 Mar. 25
1934 Mar. 18
793* Feb.
107
—
—
763* Sale
Mar. 18
763* Mar.
1
213* Mar. 13
245* Mar. 8
9234 Mar. 3
89
Mar.
2
Mar. 23
Mar. 27 10634 Mar. 17
8854 Sale
8434 Mar. 16 935* Mar.
9334 Sale
Mar. 19 1143* Mar.
1143* 11434 1133* Sale 113
855*
8134 8134 Mar. 24 8734 Mar.
8634 803
10154
1005* Sale
10534 106
10554 109
98
1023*
10134
9754
10034
995* Mar. 25 102
97" Sale
943* Mar. 25 1005*
2 10534
106
10534
Mar.
1065*
10554 109
10534 Mar. 15 10534
995*
9934 9934 100
1025* 1023* 103
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
95
Sale
10034
94
Sale
■
Sale
41
1013* Sale
1063* Sale
10634
36
i'
37
10054 101
1055* Sale
105
9854 Mar.
1023* Mar.
3 100
2 103
Mar. 19 102
83
Mar. 18
8034 Mar. 23
107
10434 Feb.
8434 Mar.
113
Mar.
Mar. 15
8134
995*
943*
10534
10454
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 8
Mar. 10
1023* Feb.
3
Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar.
1
2
24
98
Feb.
5
19
245* Mar. 8
945* Jan. 14
895* Jan. 19
Jan.
14
965* Jan.
23
115
Jan.
18
893* Jan.
13
102
103
Jan.
Jan.
12
21
1065* Feb.
2
Feb.
15
106
Feb. 25 100
Jan.
5
103
Mar. 10
Mar. 19 1043* Jan.
8
Mar. 18 101
Jan. 11
Mar.
2
Mar. 18
985* Mar.
9234 Mar. 16 iO()3*^Mar.
4
90
2
923* Mar. 16 1023* Jan. 29
18 1065* Mar.
18 107
Mar. 17
33
Mar, 23
443* Jan,
4
10034 Mar. 22 1013* Jan.
4
Jan. 13
10534 Jan. 30 108
1063* Jan. 18 107
Mar. 17
98
90
33
10034
10534
1065*
105
Sale
75
10534
10834
983*
1053*
10534
1053*
1055* Sale
113
JLIX4, XIO
1113*
973! Sale
111,000 Yadkin River Power'5s.. 1941
...1937
1,118,000 York Rye Co 5a
West United G A E 534* A
Wheeling Elec Co 5a
Wla Minn Lt A Pow 5a
55
.1941
1944
Wisconsin P A L 4s A....1966
footnotes see page 53.
52
,
8234 Mar. 23
1045* 10654 10554 1063* 105
2030
West Penn Elec 5a
36.000
752,000
68
65,000 West Penn Traction 5a_.1960
Weat Texaa Utll 6a A
1957
1,021,000
269,000
24,000
82,000
869,000
cr
Sale
54
107
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
23
423* Mar.
22 1013* Mar.
Mar. 13 10634 Mar.
5
98
105
Jan.
4 1065* Feb.
2
79 H
Feb.
11
1055*
1143*
99^
105 3*
1075*
106;
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
23
9
Newspaper Union—
deb 6s
68,000
13,000
327,000
89,000
3,000
32,000
291,000
I
10634 108
1055* 1063*
10434 10534
11634 11734
65
warrants..
9c Rya
Sale
1073* Sale
863* Sale
1956
1941
20,000 United Indus 6 Ha..
1st 6a...
...........1945
34,000
230,000 United Lt 5c Pow 634a....1974
Deb 6a.......^........l975
1,118,000
534«—
...1959
114.000
795,000 United Lt
49
10754 Sale
8754 Sale
1944
Union Electric Lt 5c Pow (Mo)
5a series A
1954
7,000
10,000
7,000
21,000
10634 Sale
9434 Sale
105
10754
105
Sale
106"'
1015* Sale
1063* 1065*
9934 Sale
Sale
Sale
11134
Sale
Sale
1075*
Sale
66
102
Sale
Sale
655* Mar.
102
Mar.
108
1093* 10834 Mar.
93
Mar.
943* Sale
Sale
105
1033* Mar.
1063* 1075* 106
Mar.
1055* Sale
10534 Mar.
Sale
Sale
96
Mar.
10754 1073* Sale 107
9634 Sale
9534 92
Mar.
99
107
•
*'
Mar.
7554 Mar.
10534 Mar.
110
655* Mar.
102
Mar. 16
983-s Mar.
1053* Mar.
3
1
106
Mar. 22
106
Mar. 11
99
Mar.
2
10734 Mar. 11
9634 Mar. 1
Mar.
10834 Mar.
93
Mar.
1033* Mar.
10534 Feb.
10534 Feb.
2
Jan.
Feb.
6
1023* Jan.
9
1063* Feb. 19 1073* Jan.
92
Mar.
" 1003* Jan.
19
6
96
Mar.
1
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
April, 1937]
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN MARCH
SALES
NEW YORK
In
March
,•
$
X
Jan. 2
March 1
1937
Jan. 1
■
Bid
$ ^
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
_
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
f
53
Ask
March
Ask Bid
Bid
31
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
FOREIGN GO/ERNMBNT
AND MUNICIPAL
7,000
23,000
6,000
Atfrlcul Uttfa Bk Rep of Col50,000
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1946
25 H
28
22
78,000
13,000
25 *4
28
25
Sale
25
Mar. 31
1W
22
18
23
24
Mar.
20,000
20,000
49,000
45,000
87]
82]
86*4
89
87K
84
89
!
Jen 15 1947
1951
20-year 7e
(Germany) 7s
Buenos Aires (Prov)
Baden
:
7*4s stamped
1947
7s stamped
1952
85 X
90
86
90
Sale
25*4
27
26*4 Mar. 11
Mar. 17
26*4 Jan.
27*4 Mar. 17
25
25
Mar. 11
18*4 Jan.
84*4 Mar. 24
88
Mar..
85*4 Mar. 25
87
Mar.
5
5
19
Mai
3
5
30
25
Mar. 31
Feb.
18
29*4 Feb. 10
25
Mar. 11
7
84*4 Mar. 24
85*4 Mar. 25
91
Feb.
4
8
15
21
Feb.
11
91*4 Feb.
Gsacs Valley <Dept of} R«p of
29,000
318,000
27,000
34,000
62,000
Colombia eztl a f 7s..
Cer*
52,000
59,000
16,000
33,000
57,000
17,000
57,000
118,000
6s
1952
A
5s...--..—.....—- —1953
50,000
35,000
5,000
3,000
29,000
6,000
135,000
19,000
18,000
231,000
11,000
3»,000
115,000
145,000
348.000
external
18*4
14
17
18
Mar.
9
28
20
21
26
Mar.
2
61
17
17
1947
62*4
7s...1939
Hanover (Prov) 6 Ha
1946
Lima (City), Peru, 6Ma..l958
23
26*4
100*4 101*4
99*4 Sale
101
100
German Cons Munlc 7s..1947
6s
Sale
24*i
101*4 102*4
dc Wat'way Bo
s f 4*4®
1953
Hanover (City) Ger
18
25*4
.
Jan.
11
A
1951
B
Danish Cons Munlc 5>4s_1955
Danxlg F
16 H Sale
25
22
.1941
of German State
Bk
Prov Banks 6s
.....
.......
22*4 Sale
22*4 25
22
20
24
23
23X
22*4
25
—1958
Medellln (Colombia) 7a..1951
25
Sale
26*4
Sale
29
16*4
Maranhao (State) 7a
72
30*4
31
Sale
19*4 Sale
20
91*4 Sale
94*4 Sale
20*4 Sale
99*4 100*4
99
100
50
65
19*4 21
19*4 Sale
18*4 21
17*4 19
22*4 25*4
28
29
17*4
18
26*4
20
Mar. 31
26*4
99*4 Mar. 24 100*4
99
Mar.
3 100*4
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
56
19
19
17
18
60
Mar.
4
Mar. lo
25
25
Mar.
9
Mar.
9
Mar. 15
56
17
17
17
18
18
18*4 Mar. 30
23*4 Mar. 4
29*4 Mar. 5
Mar. 18
23*4 Mar. 27
29*4 Mar. 16
16*4 Mar. 20
Mar.
8
20*4 Mar.
3
30
6
20
Mar. 10
Mar. 16
27*4 Jan.
19
Mar. 31
26*4 Mar. 2
99*4 Mar. 24 102*4 Jan.
8
98*4 Jan. 11 101*4 Feb. 16
23*4 Feb.
Feb. 10
Mar.
9
Mar, 9
Feb. 27
Mar. 10
77
Jan.
Jan.
25
25
Mar. 18
Jan.
8
29*4 Mar.
6
6
Mar. 15
23
23*4 Mar.
4
5
17
31*4 Feb.
24*4 Jan.
4
16*4 Mar. 20
21
Feb.
10
91*4 Jan.
96
Feb.
15
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
7*4s-4s stamped
...1951
Mtfe Bank of Bogota—
7s Issue of May 1927
1947
24,000
7a Issue of Oct 1927
1947
28,000
"r,6oo
173,000
493,000 Mtge
..
24
22
22
1931
10
18
99
100
stamped.....
70,000
19,000
116,000
15,000
1,000
195
180,000 Rio de Janeiro 6Ha
1919
119,000 Russian Govt 6Hs
Certificates of deposit-..
343,000
206,000
...1921
5H«
30,000
7s stamped
........1945
81,000
194"
285,000 Santiago (Chile) 7a
7a................ ....1961
86,000
25
12
23
10
95*4
Sale
29
30
Sale
1*4
1*4
1*4 Sale
1*4 ' ■ 154
.1*4
1*4
i
18*4
31
Mar.
4
5
Mar. 25
25
Mar.
5
21*4 Mar.
8
25
Mar.
18
Mar. 17
11
Feb.
6
21*4 Feb.
15*4 Jan.
3
2
23
25
19
27*4 Feb. 19
27*4 Feb. 19
21*4 Mar. 8
25
98*4
2H
1*4
Mar. 15
96*4 Mar. 27 100
Mar. 20
31
Mar.
1
Mar. 23
1*4 Mar. 2
1*4 Mar. 8
1 *4 Mar.
8
31
Mar.
2
1*4 Mar.
1*4 Mar.
1*4 Mar.
1*4 Mar.
2
28
Sale
28
1*4 Sale
96
26*4
23
99*4 100
IS
1*1
27*4
26*4
Sale
19
25*4 Sale
29
32
Certificates of deposit...
150,000
24*4
24*4
Sale'
15*4
1931
61,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 6sl972
114,000 Parana (Stateof). Bras 7s.'58
68
15,666
25,000
Bank of Chile 6a.
94
95*4 Sale
1*4 Mar.
1*4
1
96*4 Mar. 27 100
25*4 Jan.
2 34
Mar. 23 35*4
1*4
1*4 Jan. 20
Jan. 22
1
1*4
1*4
1*4Jan.
6
28
4
8
1
1*4 Jan.
1*1
22
Feb.
Jan.
15
Jan.
Jan.
6
28
16
3
18
Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb.
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
51,000
31,000
'
•
»
a
t
No
par value.
Sold under the rule
Deferred delivery sale.
Sold for cash.
65
Sale
62
17
16*4
78*4 79
18*4 Sale
18
19*4
17*4
76
80
18
Sale
17*4
18
Mar. 20
Abbreviation* Used Above (Cont. )—
a
"vtc." voting trust certificates,
r
"cons " consolidated,
"ww." with warrants.
"conv." convertible.
"x-w." without warrants.
19
Jan.
22
8154 Mar. 10
5
5
29*4 Jan.
20*4 Mar.
.
No sales.
"w I," when issued.
"cod." certificates of deposit
Jan.
nUnder tbe rule sales. In which no account Is taken
in computing range, are given below:
*n-v" non-voting
Abbreviations Used Above:
4
16
16
delivery sales, in which no account i
taken In computing range, are given .below
No sales
Mm." mortgage.
62*4 Jan.
Deferred
''cum." cumulative
X Ex dividend.
81*4 Mar. 10
20*4 Mar. 5
20*4 Mar. 5
76*4 Mar. 22
17*4 Mar. 23
18*4
c
account Is taken in com.
puting range, are given below:
Kingston Products rights, Mar. 18 at *4.
Cash sales, in which no
daily rates of exchange on continental centers
Holland
Swiss
Paris
Francs
Francs
Belgium
Guilders
Italian
Greek
Lira
Drachma
Belga
Mar
•
-;
Bankers'
Bankers'
Checks
o4.653,6
2
a4.65*4
3
4.64
o4.64*4 4.65
a4.65316
4—
4.63*4a4.64716 4.64*4a4.65
5— 4.51
a4.63*4 4.52 a4.64*4
6— 4.52
a4.54
4.52*4a4.55
7...
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4.55%o4.56*4
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4.56^04.57*4
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4.57*4a4.58916
12...
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13—
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14...
15—
022.81 22.80*40.81*4 54.69
80*4a22.82 22.81*40.82*4 54.70
054.72
a.73 *4
022.79
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4.58*404.59
4.59*4a4.59*4
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20—
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4.59*4a4.59*4
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a4.593,6 4.59*4a.59"t6
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28—
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16.84
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054.73
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16.84
016.85
54.65*4 a54.69
16.84
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Reichsmarks
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.89*4
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SUN DAY
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SUN DAY
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SUN DAY
SUN DAY
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SUN DAY
022.78 54.70
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SUN DAY
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016.85
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SUN DAY
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025.21 25.20J4o.21J4
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SUN DAY
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SUN DAY
024.56 24.55 *4o24.57 40.21
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STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO
1937
Stock Sales
Shares_
March
1,631,000
6,842,000
Jan. 1 to March 31
BONDS
2,000
STOCKS
Shares-
3,400
2,550
1,250
2,550
43,550
3,400
18,850
3,490
<
10,450
A & K Pet Co cl A
Adams (J D) Mfg com
Adams Royalty Co com
3,520
; ?
.90
376,190
820
30
64,300
41,100
450
2,100
5,500
2,800
16,900
1,400
19,350
Annex Hotel Co
11
16
7* Sale
3* Sale
cap.. 100
Armour & Co common......5
Asbestos Mfg Co com
...1
52
13
Automatic Products
Automatic Washer
Blnks Mfg Co
capital
Laughlin Inc
1
..5
com
155,600 Butler Bros..
10
5% convertible preferred 30
24,900
•
..........
22,000
8,300
3,500
1,760
II,860
1,800
2,100
3,500
690
2,320
7,500
1,000
34,600
1,230
Common
2,940
rr:
590
Chain Belt Co
Sale
75
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5
8
21*
79
20
19*
20
19* Mar. 23
7* Mar. 20
Mar.
4
Mar.
1
Mar. 15
12* Mar. 3
18
Mar. 9
26
Mar.
1
21* Mar. 12
—
41
40
42
Sale
Sale
12* Mar. 22
9* Mar. 5
"23* "24"
107*
23*
25*
27
13* Sale
22*
23*
Sale
13
29* Sale
2*
54
50
Mar. 27
15*
11*
3*
48*
12*
7*
Mar. 11
Mar. 12
12*
3*
Sale
Sale
54
pref>
1,270
1,780 Cherry Burrell Corp com"
•
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
11
24
25
22
4* Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar. 30
Mar. 11
Mar.
1
Mar. 19
55
Mar,
1
14* Mar. 2
9
Mar. 6
9
Mar. 30
14* Mar. 5
16* Mar. 10
19* Mar. 27
Mar.
8
17*
Sale
17
18* Mar.
3
Sale
22
Sale
20
Mar. 23
22* Mar.
6
28
25
Sale
25
Mar. 24
27* Mar.
13* Mar.
3
4
Mar.
1
16*
18
18*
26*
Sale
13* Sale
39
Sale
78*
16
Mar. 30
17
12* Sale
11
12*
40*
12* Mar. 12
14
39
43* Mar. 6
83* Mar. 12
13
Sale
81* Sale
Mar. 18
Mar.
1
77* Mar.
2
"22"" "22* 21* "22"
27* 28*
14* Sale
27* Sale
33* Sale
17* Sale
28
27*
30
13
27
32*
16*
34
33* Mar.
13*
Sale
1*1*
Sale
63* Sale
Mar. 22
1
16* Mar. 22
32* Mar. 22
~22* Mar.""3
28*
15*
30*
33*
18*
36*
Mar. 16
Mar. 6
Mar. 5
Mar.
1
Mar. 2
Mar.
3
3* Mar.
2
33*
Sale
2*
2*
2* Mar. 23
38*
Sale"
39* Mar. 11
"15"
17
Sale
71* Mar. 4
36* Mar. 22
16* Mar. 25
Mar.
Sale
72* Sale
72
79* Mar.
3
3* Sale
18* Sale
5
Sale
108
Sale
69* Sale
16* Sale
68*
69
84
84*
15
11
68* Sale
70
75
Mar. 29
34* Sale
78
15*
17
3* Sale
21* Mar."29
27* Mar. 2
27
13
34*
109,600
398,150
12,400
100
3,950
5,700
1,190
890
Participating
150
640
Part ctfs "4s"
110
Chic Rivet & Machine
520
cap.
30
350
.
.
46
25*
54
2* Sale
15*
3*
108*
72
Mar. 29
2* Mar.
15* Mar.
3* Mar.
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
Sale
~ "
69
Mar.
Mar.
14
Mar.
13
17
68
Sale
82
84
:
27
54*
360
2,430
4% prior preferred
310
1,490
7%
5
■
*
104* 105
4* Sale
2
34
118
46
•
„
...
A..ll00
preferred......100
3,500
1,100
11,900
2,150
Dayton Rubber Mftf
5
i
Sale
7
3*
28*
*
40
104
4* Sale
1*
2
34
....
119
49
9* Sale
A
r *
*
28
Q
,*
Sale
5
120
125
44*
46*
9* Sale
* Sale
10* Sale
5
6
30* 32*
99* 101*
4* Sale
51
Sale
115* 122
.
390
73
2
25
6,900 Crane Co com
Preferred
100
1,600
1,270 Cudahy Packing Co pref.11 AO
19,750 Cunningham Drug Stores 2*
1,710 Curtis Lighting Inc com....*
3,750
29*
Sale
Sale
5*
450 Continental .Steel com......*
Preferred
100
350
5
104,100 Cord Corporation....
780
410
Sale
26
*
26
com
..
19,500
2,300
6* Sale
46
3*
*
....100
14,850 Consolidated Biscuit
105,350 Consumers Co com
130
3
"3"_IlOO
660 Chicago Towel Go conv pref 4
192,600 Cities Service Co com
Club Aluminum Uten Colli*
4,250
990 Coleman L'p & Stove com. .♦
13,350 Commonwealth Edison.. .100
5,400 Compressed Ind Gases cap..
cum
•
3*
certificates-2"... 100
ctfs
'
Sale
Sale
5
1
100
3,350
2,450
6,300
9,900
*
preferred!" •
Corp common
Part
*
*
.......
Participation
110
58,400
2,500
,
Common
Chic
Preferred
"
•
840 Chicago Electric MfgAlIII.*
15,100 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
16,100 Chicago Ac N W Ry Cons.. 100
100
280 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1
3,250
V,
3,600
108*
25
5*
com
—-
Sale
28
26
70*
Sale
5*
5*
4
=.
103
4* Sale
35
Sale
Sale
122* Sale
42* Sale
7* Sale
Sale
M
30
10
5*
* Mar. 29
* Mar. 31
* Mar. 31
17
108
4
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
* Mar.
9* Mar.
4* Mar.
Sale
5,350
:
1,450
1,050
1,710
Common...............
Preferred
90
30 Deep Rock Oil
100
conv
pref....
20 De Mets Inc pref
Dexter Co (The) com
20
530
v
1,010
5,550
3,150
Dixie-Vortex Co
7,340 Eddy
...
com........
Class A.......
........
Paper Corp (The)
For footnote* tee page 56
8*
Sale
87
100
31
33
30
26
17
17*
21*
20*
38*
39*
23
25
85
33
27
31
15
16
Sale
Sale
30
23*
40*
28*
24*
14
22*
38*
30*
36
14*
Sale
40*
Sale
Feb.
9* Jan. 13
32* Jan.
4
73
Jan.
4
L07* Jan. 15
21* Mar. 29
27
Jan., 8
13
Jan.
7
21* Jan. 27
32* Jan. 14
13* Jan.
4
29* Jan.
5
9
*
*
4*
44*
20*
77
53
* Mar. 17
1
Mar.
9
Mar.
5
6* Mar.
7
Mar. 29
% Mar. 31
I
* Mar. 31
17* Mar. 31
108
5
Mar. 15
Mar, 17
2* Mar. 16
35
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
18
2
11
Mar.i 5
Mar.]
1
Mar.
2
36* Mar.
3
Mar. 10
77
Mar. 10
Mar.
4
20
2
17
31
31
Mar. 11
10* Mar.
2
Mar. 27
90
Mar.
6
* Jan.
21
Jan.
23
Jan.
19
11
Jan.
Feb.
100
4
34
115*
41*
7*
*
48
116
14 108
Feb,
Jan.
4
20
4
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
31
Mar. 30
1
Feb. 19
Mar. 4
Feb.
2
Feb.
2
Feb. 27
Mar. 20
Feb. 11
10* Feb. 15
Mar. 31
Jan.
4
32
11* Jan,
12
Jan.
13
12
Mar. 13
28
13* Mar. 15
41
Feb.
,6* Feb. 24
32* Jan.
Mar.
24* Mar. 11
26
10
Mar. 27
Jan. 19
15
Mar. 23
22
31
85
13* Mar. 15
Mar. 22
20
Jan.
m
Mar.
28
28* Mar. 12
Feb.
Jan.
8* Mar. 11
Mar."l3
22
5
18
Mar. 16
Jan.
4
Jan. 16
5*
55*
121*
110*
26*
28
39
2
6 104
19* Jan.
29
Feb.
26
107* Jan.
21
5
37H
5*
2*
35
Jan. 27
Mar. 22 139
Mar. 29 48*
11
Mar. 25
4
Jan.
*
2
12
Jan.
1* Mar.
Mar. 13
5
8
20
5
4* Mar.
55
20
Mar.
Feb.
26* Jan.
98* Jan.
4* Mar.
110* Mar.
25*.Mar.
9* Mar.
27* Mar.
31* Mar.
20
Jan.
7
19
2
120
Jan.
Feb.
22
9
17
Mar.
4
Mar.
2*
15
6* Mar.
Mar.
Mar,
13
4
23
77
Mar.
Mar.
15
5
22
4
6
Jan.
6
3* Jan.
9
L % Feb.
1*
*eD.
* Jan. 29
* Jan. 21
6
* Jan.
17
Mar. 22
5
3
3* Feb. 13
Feb.
104
125
45
19
32
Mar.
28
Feb.
22
7
85
Feb.
19
Jan.
15
Jan. 26
6* Jan.
3* Jan.
2
98* Jan.
4 110* Mar.
Jan.
61* Jan.
7 75
14
Mar. 22
20* Jan.
64
Feb.
3
73
Mar.
85
Feb.
72
Jan.
6* Mar; 8
46* Mar. 4
26* Mar. 19
20* Jan.
Jan.
5
12
22* Jan.
8
39
/
6
Mar. 12
Jan.
6
2
4
4
9
6
4* Jan.
Mar,
19
Mar.
2
2
Mar
9
11
15
3* Mar .
Mar.
Mar,
Feb.
Feb.
10
18* Mar.
5* Mar.
110* Mar.
75
Mar.
17
Mar.
6
Mar,
Feb.
19
1
]
3
71
Feb.
5* Jan. 30
'2* Jan.
9* Mar.
* Mar.
10* Mar.
9
117
30
Jan.
4
Mar. 18
2
24 J
29
Mar. 30
25
4
54
6
Mar. 27
Jan.
6
11
1
22
Mar.
Feb.
3
Mar. 10
Mar, 30
Jan. 18
Mar.
100
Jan.
14*
16*
17
19
Mar.
Mar.
Sale
9
27*
31*
Mar.
Mar.
1*
34*
115*
41*
7*
51
116
110* 108
22*
23* 21
118
109
Mar. 22
27
4
34
99* 103
52
66* Mar. 23
5* Mar. 30
Feb.
Mar. 19
Feb. 18
3* Jan.
4
Mar. 24
Mar. 25
Feb. 15
Jan.
6
48*
12*
7*
3*
1* Jan.
4
74,
7
*
* Sale
* Sale
17* Sale
1*
Mar. 13
7
18
13
15
* Mar.
46*
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 12
Mar.
17
Jan.
81* Feb.
85
1
Feb.
Jan.
2
80
26*
8
m §1*
Cum class A pref...._...35
1*
6
70* Jan.
2
15* Mar. 11
7
Jan.
2
i
3
Mar.
9
Feb.-19
9
70* Jan.
Mar.
M
v
Sale
Mar.
Jan. 11
Mar. 29
18
40
16
28
8
73
5* Mar. 22
44* Mar. 22
5*
Mar.
Jan.
18
22
11
Feb.
5
19
66* Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
39* Mar. 11
Decker (Aif) & Cohn—
1,750
:. 60
Mar. 20
51* Jan.
36* Mar. 22
15
Jan.
6
Mar. 10
77
'
10,700
w
Mar. 27
7
4
49* Jan. 27
12* Mar. 22
6* Jan.
2
8* Jan. 12
3
78*
15*
13*
4*
Chic City 8c Con
Ry—
350
300
4
81* Jan. 21
73* Mar. 8
55
17
12
19* Sale
17*
14*
16*
18*
72* Sale
13* "15"
70* Sale
»
Pr A Lt
Mar. 29
73
12* Sale
7* Sale
8* Sale
77*
22
99
com
9
78*
Sale
22
Mar. 18
20
14*
4*
Mar.
12
51
4*
9* Mar. 29
18
24
76
Sale
Sale
Mar. 27
50* Mar. 29
55
8
7
52
77 * Feb.
70
Mar. 19
69* Mar. 24
77* Feb.
72* Mar.
73* Mar.
l07
•
preferred
2,510 Central States
Highest
Sale Prices
Mar. 19
68* Mar. 24
9* Sale
Sale
13
Sale
12
10
10*
33* Sale
j
410
340
18* Sale
19*
20*
25* 26
50c
Preferred
^ 6,420
2,190
*
Lowest
70
Corp—
Convertible preferred
II,800
233,150 Central S W Utll com
Prior lien
,
16
2
Castle Ac Co (A M) com
10
Common (new)
10
Cent Cold Storage Co com_20
Central 111 Pub Serv pref...*
50,450
8
Sale
3* Sale
3*
15*
Canal Const Co conv pref.
Cent 111 Secur
72
.....
13* Sale
13*
7*
2*
pf..*
110 Bucyrus Monlghan class A..»
42,150
6,150
71
71
70
10*
77
15
Sale
,
5
com
conv
Bastlan-Bleasing Co com
*
Bendix Aviation Corp com..5
Berghoff Brewing Co
....1
Bliss &
Ask
68*
42
70* Sale
Associates Invest Co com...4
—
2,250
22
Athey Truss Wheel capital..4'
100
550
10*
21
3,2o0
""766
Sale
Sale
91^
19
Horg-Warner Corp com..
10
160
7% preferred...
100
I,700 Brach 8c Sons (B J) capital
2,000 Brown Fence Ac Wire cl A
*
Common
1
10,500
15,800 Bruce Co (£ L) com".""".»
5,800
8
17
23
25,400
11,000
62,300
8,350
67,400
8,650
e
Sale
46
*
6,100 Backstay Welt Co com
I,400 Barber Co (W. H.) com
1
6,800 Barlow & Seellg Mfg A com..5
650
6
Sale
18*
10,940
5,870
16*
15%
54*
43
10
conv
com
^
7* Sale
Sale
51
pref.
American Pub Serv pref_.100
77,150
6,500
21,800
10,180
4,650
4,400
8,090
''
*
Common
440 Altorfer Bros
i
69
74
74
74
72
72
72
18
26
14,100
320
83
Ask Bid
Bid
5
.»
Advanced Alum Castlngs_.„5
50 Ainsowrth Mfg Corp com
5
8,750 Allied Products Corp cl A. 25
1,300
2,900
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Par
com
Abbott Laboratories com
84,550
50
8,000
- -
Sate Prices
March 31
March 1
Ask
82
82
*1,000
'
"2,660
Jan. 1 to March 31
.
Bid •/.'
80
Chicago City Ry 5a..
1927
80
Certificates of deposit
5,000
81
1927
2,000 Chicago Rys 5s ctfs
%
8 hares.
Price
2
1937
Jan
Since
Jan. 1
In
March
.
$19,000
95,000
$4,000
-—
PRICES IN MARCH
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
March
1,626,000
6,804,000
1936
1937
Bond Sales
1936
•
•
90
Mar. 13
17* Jan. 18
25
Feb.
9
41
Feb. 10
33
Feb.
4
■
APKIL, 1937]
AGGREGATE
CHICAGO
SALES
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
18,650
3,400
55
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
Since
March
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
:
STOCK
STOCKS
1937
March 1
March
31
Par
45,050 El Household Utll Corp
8,850 Elgin Nat Watch Co
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
8
Mar. 19
36 % Mar. 24
5
15
10% Mar.
40% Mar.
1
4
17
1
8
Mar. 19
12% Jan.
40% Mar.
36% Mar. 24
9
4
Pits Simons 8c Connell Dock
250
1,700
-
250
1,000
16,050
29,000
""406
6,000
8,750
1,000
1,120
14,600
6,200
310
20
Mar. 20
57
Mar.
61% Mar. 15
57
66
Mar. 29
69
58% Jan.
General Candy Corp A
5
General Finance Corp com__l
16
Mar. 27
17 % Mar.
5
4% Mar. 18
4% Mar.
8% Mar.
1
1
Mar ."23
56%~Mar.""I
43
Goldblatt Bros Inc com.....*
39% Mar. 23
28,700
Great Lakes D 8c D
22% Mar, 23
42% Mar. 15
24% Mar. 3
39% Mar. 23
22% Mar. 23
42% Mar. 15
29% Jan. 28
20% Mar,
20 ? Mar.
14% Jan.
20% Feb. 10
11
10% Mar.
13% Mar.
1
8
8c Dredge Co com
...
Gardner Denver Co
$3
com
pref
cum conv
Gen Household Utll
*
6
*
com
Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B
»
com.
1,100
Hormel 8c Co
(Geo)
com
17
Mar. 30
17
Mar.
8
9% Mar. 19
15% Jan.
16
Feb.
6
6
14
Mar. 27
19
Jan.
Jan.
25
Mar.
1
24
22
Mar.
22
Mar.
1
22
50
18
Mar. 19
45
Mar. 31
50% Mar. 19
18% Mar. 5
A..*
21
Mar, 17
23
._*
22
Mar. 23
26
11
38
5
7
17% Jan.
Mar.
5
20
Mar,
17% Mar.
3
2
22
]
107
Jan.
8
Feb.
3
50% Feb. 26
6
20
25
Mar. 11
11% Jan. 22
Mar. 23
Mar. 22
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
5% Feb. 16
10% Jan.
2
Mar. 11
9% Mar. 19
Mar. 23
Mar. 22
1
20,
Jan. 28
61% Mar. 15
69
Feb. 24
5
10
11
4% Mar. 18
11
24
360 Heller (W E) pref w w
25
520
Without warrants...
580 Hlbb Spencer Bartlett com. 25
760 Horders Inc common.......*
60
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar. 13
29% Jan.
44"
*
4,090 HarnlschfeOer Corp com. .10
33,150 Heileman Brew Co G cap
1
6,200 Heln Werner Motor Parts._3
400
2
*
Class A
7,600 Hall Printing Co
100
,
16
*
20
4,650
2,770
1,970
3,550
37,250
97,710
1,620
4,050
13,650
13% Mar.
Feb.
26
25
1
7
Jan.
8
4
8
50% Mar. 19
19% Jan. 28
6
5
23
Jan.
23
Houdaille-Hershey—
1,150
3,550
4,750
14,200
480
Class B
Illinois Brick Co
16% Mar. 22
25
L07
1,590 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
*
2,600 Indep Pneum Tool ▼ t c
New common ▼ t c
*
1,450
*
1*450
500
500 Ind Terr Ilium Oil
Mar.
L08
8
Mar.
Mar. 23
15% Jan.
4
27% Feb. 11
19% Jan.
Mar.
8 110
Jan. 25
92
39
Mar.
3
49
4% Mar. 16
4%
80
49* ""Mar." 5
25
Jan.
7
Feb. 13
Mar. 5
cl A..*
4% Mar. 15
100 Interstate Power $7 pref
*
70
$6 preferred
._*
8,300 Iron Fireman Mfg Co vtc...*
20% Feb.
11
10
Mar. 27
Mar. 15
22% Jan. 25
15" Mar." 16
21
Jan.
15
Feb.
11
n v
59,400 Jarvts (W B) Co capital
6,500 Jefferson Electric Co com
25% Mar. 27
23% Mar. 11
27
1
28
21
5
29% Feb. 13
*
5
51
Feb.
4
Jan.
»
Capital stock
...10
Kats Drug Co com
1
Kellogg Switchboard com..10
cum
Mar.
5
4£>%
15% Mar.
12% Mar.
1
1
16% Feb. 25
12% Mar. 1
120
Mar.
8 125
Mar.
37
Mar.
6
Mar.
3
43% Jan.
22
86% Mar.
27% Mar.
2
2
89
Jan.
25
Ken-RadTube 8c Lpcom A
*
*
2%
2%
50
8%
Mar. 5
Mar. 24
Mar. 6
Mar. 5
*
32
Mar.
5
Lawbeck Corn 6% cumpfdlOO
Leath & Cocvmmon..
Cumulating
preferred
Libby. McNeill 8c LIbby
$3.50 preferred.....
1C
10
Mar. 23
Mar. 11
6
4% Mar. 30
Lynch Corp common ......5
38% Mar. 18
McCord Rad 8c Mfg "A"
McGraw Electric com
34
Mar. 23
42% Mar.
1
54
Mar. 23
*
...5
McQuay-NorrlsMfgcom.... *
Mapes Cons Mfg capital
3
22
*
25% Mar.
4
23
Mar.
8
Mar.
2
30% Mar. 10
30
Mar. 29
Mar. 31
5
Hen..100
7
100
2% Mar. 25
.100
4% Mar. 13
6
......*
Monroe Chemical Co com...*
Preferred...
*
Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A...*
Nachman
Sprlngfllled com.*
National Battery Co pref
*
n-v com. 5
Nat'I Pressure Cooker Co
Jan.
Feb.
4
Mar. 17
Mar. 2
Jan. 20
Jan. 22
Mar. 3
Jan. 26
Mar. 29
Jan. 14
Jan. 20
45
1
4%
9%
26%
6%
42
48% Feb. 11
Mar. 12
54
57% Mar.
7
22
23
Jan.
2
29
20
11
7
Mar. 31
Jan. 22
2
15% Jan.
1
1
7%
1%
12%
9%
Mar.
5
4
4
5
Mar, 4
4% Mar. 11
7% Mar.
1
42% Mar. 2
10
Mar. 31
Mar. 25
Jan.
Feb.
31% Jan.
Mar.
9% Mar.
9% Mar.
26
30% Mar. 10
6% Mar.
1% Mar.
11
Mar. 29
2
Jan.
4% Jan.
29
5
14
19
25
Jan. 25
Jan. 16
Jan. 28
Feb.
5
9% Mar.
4
Feb.
4
8% Jan.
8% Jan.
46% Jan.
18
13
2
10
15
5
38% Mar. 23
9% Mar. 8
47
Mar. 27
23% Mar. 30
49% Mar.
2
49% Feb.
26
Mar.
4
26
5
Feb. 23
19
Mar. 23
29% Mar. 23
77% Mar. 3
20
Mar. 11
22
Jan.
28
30% Mar. 10
78% Mar.
1
32
Jan.
14
1
16
10
com
50
5
4% Mar.
Mar. 31
100
pref.*
29
1
13%
34%
15%
12%
70
29% Mar. 30
27% Marl 11
7% prior lien..
7% preferred A
National Leather
2
___*
% Mar. 23
8% Mar. 23
6% Mar. 25
National Gypsum A
3
Mar,"I
11% Mar. 22
Modine Mfg com
Mar. 12
57% Mar.
"7
Midland United Co com....*
Convertible preferred....*
conv
Mari
54
2
3% Mar. 30
Miller & Hart Inc
40%
"5% Mar."24
Mickelberry's Food Prod coml
6% preferred A
.
Mar. 30
Mar.
2
Middle West Corp capital
5
Stock purchase warrants...
pr
26% Mar 29
5% Mar. 3
40
Mar.
6
Mar.
28% Feb. 25
3 % Jan. 25
3% Feb. 10
6
1
Metrop Indust allot ctfs
Midland Utll 4%
Mar. 31
Mar. 17
Mar. 2
Mar.
3
Mar.
5
Mar. 3
*
common..
Mer 8c Mfrs Sec cl A com
Prior preferred.....
50
11%
34%
15%
11%
44%
4%
125
32
Marshall Field 8c Co com...*
Corp
2
3
:
*
Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
Masonite
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
17" "Mar." 18
Loudon Packing common...*
McWilllams Dredging Co.
1
~
....*
com
8
43
4% Mar.
_1«
............
3
3
13% Mar. 18
11
Lincoln Printing Co com ...»
com
38
80% Mar. 30
23% Mar. 25
Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
Lion Oil Ref Co
45
13% Mar. 23
10% Mar. 22
100
100
La Salle Ext Unlv com..
Preferred
38% Mar. 23
41
Jan.
Jan.
pref. 50
Preferred
Lindsay Light
3
5
vT:
Kalamasoo Stove—
Kentucky Utll Jr
6% preferred
49
Mar.
Mar.
2
Mar. 13
Mar.
5
Mar. 23
16% Mar,
8
7% Mar. 24
9% Mar,
3
Jan.
78% Mar. 1
2% Jan. 12
16% Mar. 8
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
Cumul.
conv.
pref.
*
National Standard—
Common
stock
10
National Union Radio
com.
.
29%
2%
48
%
6%
12%
31%
1
Noblltt-Sparks Ind Inc cap 5
Rights
North American Gar com..20
Northwest Bancorp com
Northwest Eng Co com
•
*
Nor West Utll pr Hen pref.If#
7% preferred
ISO
Okla Gas 8c El 7% pref
Ontario Mfg Co coa
100
.
.......
Convertible preferred
....
Feb.
24% Mar. 8
17% Jan. 14
5
•
100
......
Raytheon Mfg Co com vtc 50c
5
Common. 10
100
pref.*
Mar. 17
1% Mar. 30
55
Mar.
21%
14%
31%
6%
2%
3%
2%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
3
30
23
11
1
3
22
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
*
81% Mar. 27 88
86% Mar. 13 86%
117% Mar. 25 119%
119
Mar.
4 119%
117
Mar. 23 120%
146
33%
5%
2%
30%
110
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar-.
Mar.
4 146
11
22
25
22
Mar.
5
Mar. 13
Mar.
4
Mar.
8
Mar.
2
Mar.
4
37% Mar. 12
7% Mar. 4
3
Mar.
4
35% Mar.
3
Mar. 29 110
25
*
76
Mar.
87% Mar.
28% Mar.
1
22% Mar. 24
88
Mar. 22
13
Mar. 24
33% Mar. 16
31% Mar. 5
Mar. 24
26
11
Mar. 16
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
Jan. 20
Jan. 18
99% Jan.
99
19
12
Jan.
12
120
Jan.
122
Jan.
12
12
.
125% Jan.
18
150
20
37%
7%
3%
36%
19
30
18% Mar. 31
Mar. 24
Jan.
7%
3 %
5%
3%
4%
110
15% Mar. 22
2
35
Mar. 29
25
Slgnode Steel Strap Co pf_30
Common......
56
26
.._*
Schwitzer Cummins capital. 1
Sears Roebuck 8c Co com. ...»
see page
116
"
55
Quaker Oats Co com
•
Preferred
.....100
Rath Packing Co com
10
For footmotea
Mar.
8
Jan. 25
Jan. 25
Jan. 14;
8
7% preferred
Serrick Corp cl B com
54
4
17
16
31
25
4
6
60
Sangamo Electric Co
37
81
3
100
conv
5
2
Mar.
6% preferred
Rollins Hos Mills
Mar.
Mar.
24% Mar.
15% Mar.
33% Mar.
7% Mar.
3% Mar.
4% Mar.
2% Mar.
3% Mar.
1
Ross Gear & Tool com
8
78
47
55
*
Potter Co (The) com
.....
Mar.
Mar. 24
Mar. 29
Feb. 23
Mar. 19
Jan. 18
Jan. 25
Prima Co common,.........*
Process Corporation com...*
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3
37
73
36
"
Feb.
1% Mar. 29
9% Feb.
5
16% Jan. 15
15%
30%
29%
#2%
*
v
58
21% Jan.
Perfect Circle (The) Co
Pictorial Pap Pkg com
Pines Wlnterfront com
6% preferred
5
Mar.
5
Mar. 19
Mar.
5
Mar.
1
•
Reliance Mfg Co
Preferred
Mar.
1% Mar. 29
8% Mar.
5
14% Mar. 2
15%
30%
27%
2%
A..10
com
Mar. 24
Mar. 30
Mar. 23
15% Mar. 5
29% Mar. 11
conv
Common
3% Mar. 24
*
Penn Gas k Elec A com
Pub Serv of Nor 111
54
12
18% Mar "4
.100
Penn Elec Switch
Mar. 19
Mar. 31
12% Jan.
36% Feb. 10
3% Feb. 16
18% "Mar."30
Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
Pea body Coal Co B com
•
6% preferred
33% Mar. 12
•
Oshkosh B'Gosh Inc—
Common
Mar. 22
Mar. 18
Jan.
Mar. 12
Feb.
1
Feb. 11
Jan.
8
Mar. 29
Jan.
12
3
Feb. 11
87% Mar. 5
28% Feb. 15
95
Mar. 11
14% Mar. 31
35
Mar. 3
39% Mar. 23
39% Mar. 23
95
5
4
Mar. 11
14% Mar. 31
35
Mar.
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3,750
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800
3,450
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39%
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24
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23
24%
34% Sale
23% Jan.
19% Jan.
5% Feb.
Mar. 25 107
5 95
92% Jan.
78
Mar. 19 83%
19%
15% Jan.
2
5%
4% Mar. 18
20%
18
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4
Mar. 10
Mar.
3
Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
8
8
Mar.
8
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11
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1 \i 4
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Mar. 13
5% Mar. 6
Mar. 29
12
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1%
4%
10%
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7
Mar. 29
Jan. 14
23
Mar. 20
9
23
Jan.
4
Mar. 12
39
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15
40
8
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47
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4
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1
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1
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12
12
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Mar. 22
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25% Mar.
39% Mar.
33% Mar. 23
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15% Mar.
2
2
6% Feb.
4
11
Jan. 14
24% Feb. 23
40
Jan. 26
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5
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8
3
5
4
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22
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4.00
56.00a56.95
10.00
16—
4.00
56.00a56.95
10.00
78.70o78.75
25.50
4.00
56.00a56.95
10.00
78.70o78.75
25.50
36.89a36.92
30.38a.30% 29.67o30.00 28.51o28.52 50.25O50.50 57.33o57.45
50.25
57.33o57.40 36.89036.91
29.67o30.00 28.50a28.52
55.03
55.04
55.04
54.95
04.45
30.38a.30%
30.36a.30% 29.65o30.00 28.50028.51
50.25
57.30o57.45 36.88o37.94
55.01
04.45
30.35a.30% 29.65o30.00 28.50028.52
50.25
57.33o57.45 36.88036.92
54.97
30.36a.30% 29.67o30.00 28.49028.50 50.20o50.25 57.33o57.45 36.90036.93
54.98
57.33a57.45 36.90a36.93
54.97
SUN DAY
14....
—
55.08
55.02
30.32a.30% 29.63o30.00 28.46028.47
9
15—.
55.05
55.06
55.00
04.44
50.25
8—
10.00
55.02
50.25a50.30 57.22o57.30 36.83o36.86
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SUN
7
hal
57.28o57.37 36.85o36.86
5.16o5.19 25% O26.00 4.43
4.00
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10.00
4.00
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78.70o78.75
25.50
25.50
5.16o5.19 26% 026.25 4.44
5.16o5.19 25% o26.25 4.44
5.16a5.19 25% 026.25 4.44
2.505
5.16o5.19 25% o26.25 4.44
O26.00 4.44
O26.00 4.44
78.70o78.75
4.00
56.00o56.96
10.00
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0.45%
a.45%
a.45%
a.45%
04.45
30.36a.30% 29.69o30i,6
30.36a.30% 29.69o30i,6
30.36a.30% 29.69030',6
28.49028.51
50.25
29.50o28.51 50.20a50.25 57.33o57.40 36.89036.92
50.25
57.33o57.45 36.90036.93
28.50o28.51
55.05
30.36a.30% 29.67o30.00 28.50o28.51 50.20a50.25 57.33o57.40 36.90a36.91
30.32a.30% 29.67a30.00 28.50a28.51 50.20fl50.25 57.28o57.40 36.89o36.92
55.06
55.02
55.06
SUN DAY
23—
4.00
56.00a56.96
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25.50
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4.00
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5.1605.19 25% o26.00 4.44
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50.20a50.25 57.30a57.40 36.88a36.89
50.20a50.25 57.30a57.40 36.89o36.91
50.20a50.25 57.31o57.40 36.88o36.89
50.20a50.25 57.33o57.40 36.88a36.91
55.05
55.05
55.06
55.08
30.37a.30% 29.69o30',6
28.49o28.51 50.20a50.25 57.31o57.40 36.89a36.90
55.08
30.33a.30% 29.69030', 6
29.49028.51 50.20a50.25 57.30a57.40 36.89a36.90
55.08
SUN DAY
4.00
56.00a56.96
10.00
78.55o78.75
25.50
50.20a50.25 57.31o57.40 36.89036.91
a.45% 30.35a.30% 29.690801,$ 28.49o28.50
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10.00
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4.00
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28.49028.54 50.20a50.25 57.33o57.50 36.92o36.96
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80
5.1605.19 25% O26.00 4.44
5.16o5.19 25% O26.00 4.44
55.07
29.;.-
t
32.60
32.59
18.94ol8.97 19.75al9.78 2.31%o2.33%
18.93al8.97 19.75ol9.77 2.30%a2.33%
Cables
Checks
32.59
2.15%
0.75
02.33
Milrets
?. 2.15%
0.75
2.31%o2.33
Brazil
Peso
1.29
0.75
18.92ol8.97 19.75al9.77 2.29
Argentina
iMarkka
1.29
.73
.72%o.75
3.48%o3.49
Finnish
Poland
0.75
17....
19-
1
Mar. 6
15% Feb. 19
27% Jan. 14
40% Feb. 17
12
4
0.75
16—,
13---.
20
8
Mar. 23 49% Feb.
Feb. 15
Jan. 12 156
20% Feb. 19 26% Mar. 10
629
.73
15—.
10-
4
Mar. 31
Jan. 25
4
3% Mar. 24
6
Mar.
x Ex-dividend,
60% stock div. paid Aug. 15, 1936.
28
Jan.* 6
9
Feb.
Jan. 28
Mar. 2
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
Mar. 31
150
Mar. 1
Mar. 24
22
28%
33%
6
9
8
26
Jan.
Jan.
15%
28%
4
24% Jan. 12
25% Jan.
4
30% Feb. 25
Mar. 31
24% Mar.
Jan.
7
104
Mar. 10
Mar,
Mar.
27% Mar.
26
19
5
2
12%
2%
1%
4%
.73
14....
4—
Mar.
24
.73
13
ar
26
Mar. 17
Mar. 22 27%
6%
6% Mar. 29
104
Mar. 25 106
93
Mar.
3 94%
78
Mar. 19 82
16% Mar. 12 18%
5
4% Mar. 18
20
Mar. 24 20%
12% Mar. 23 15%
24% Mar. 23 28%
26% Mar. 23 28%
30% Mar.
1 33%
6
25
3.48% 03.49
'64% premium
64% disc, a '64% prem, 3.48% 03.49
3.48% 03.49
*64% premium
12....
—
Highest.
Sale Prices
.73
J.72%0.75
3.48% 03.49
Par
8
Lowest
Sale Prices
3%
3% - 3%
&29
30% Sale
142
145
24% 25% 20%
9
10
9%
18.93ol8.97 19.75al9.77 2.31%o2.33%
02.33%
18.93ol8.97 19.75ol9.78 2.31
o.75
7«i-
10....
Highest
Sale Prices
Bul¬
slovakia
Dollar
Checks
Lowest
Sale Prices
39% Mar.
41
Czecho¬
Canada
132fl,64% discount
•
104
98
82
Sale
107
95
93"
DAILY RATES OF EXCHANGE
2...
31
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
4%
18
2ft
12,450 Thompson (J R) com
81,960 Utah Radio Products com..*
5
37,100 Utility Ac Ind Corp com
Convertible preferred
7
42,850
200 Utility Power & Light cl A_1
1,080 Viking Pump Co common...*
Preferred
»
250
No par value,
1...
11
105
93
85
Sale
4%
5%
*
8,960 Wahl Co com
37% 38%
*
19,950 Walgreen Co com
145
470 Ward (Montgom) Ac Co cl A.*
21H Sale
5,950 Wieboldt Stores Inc com....*
10
10%
8,060 Williams Oll-O-Matlc com...*
Wisconsin Bankshares—
8% Sale
Common
*
70,950
13 % Sale
..2
25,900 Woodall Indust com
25% Sale
5,000 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
34 % Sale
34,400 Zenith Radio Corp com.....*
2,160
7,500
[ March
'
6%
240 Sou Colo Power A common.25
420 Southw G&E Co 7% pref.100
830 Southwestern Lt & Pow pfd. ♦
500 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
26,750 Standard Dredge com pref.*
Common
*
17,550
*
2,150 Stein & Co (A) common
10
9,750 Storkllne Fur com
11,650 Sunstrand Mach Too lcom__*
43,450 Swift Ac Co stk ...........25
15
22,750 Swift International..
.
180
3
28
23%
520 Siryer Steel Castings com...*
South Bend Lathe Wks cap 5
40
*
Ask
18,700
70
240
;
Bid
March 31
March 1
1937
Par
Shares
5,600
V
STOCKS
Jan. 1
1
Price
Jan. 2
Since
In
March
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MARCH
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
EXCHANGE
STOCK
55.07
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
March
Shares_
Jan. 1 to March 31
AGGREOATB
In
1937
1936
98,482
268,623
56,249
230,495
400
\ :
_
.
„_
.
__
Jan. 1 to March 31_.
......
RANGE SINCE JAN.
March 1
1937
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
$
Ask
Bid
Bid
March
Ask Bid
31
Ask
Lowest
Mar. 22 113
113
400 4a Annex Improvement.. 1951
4a Sewerage Impt
1961
300 4s Paving Loan.
..1951
Prices
Mar. 22
600 3%» New Sewerage Imp.. 1980
1,000
2,000
264,500
*
4.006
Share»
1950
Ga Southern & Fla 5s
1945
Read Drug 5c Chem 5Hu.l945
STOCKS.
1,791
2,016
I
6,426
1st Preferred
;V 2,167 Black ft Decker
2,278
4,883
1,389
382
3,566
1,480
v
39%
47
385*
45 %
38%
45%
103%
Sale
46%
35
Sale
40
42
100
32 % Mar.
71
Io6% III"
24
41% Mar. 29
101
39
Mar.
2
45% Mar. 11
Mar. 25 104
Mar. 17
Mar." 12
Mar. 12
"95"
95
.....
100% 101% 101
'
18
Sale
20%
46
Sale
49
~87~"
Sale
2%
6%
34%
84%
115
Sale
2%
8
&
*
common
Consol Gas E L ft Power
*
6% preferred..
100
Sale
45
807
Eastern Sugar Assoc
Preferred.
8,448
2,737 Fidelity ft Deposit
290
1,867 Fidelity Ac Guar Fire Corp. 10
44%
46
97
713 Finance Co of Am class A...*
Class B
.*
70
12%
13%
10
com
...1
1
45
20
122
114
Sale
53
Sale
Sale
Sale
85%
Sale
35%
Sale
44
Sale
123"
Sale
22% Sale
52
55%
2% Sale
5% Sale
33% Sale
76% Sale
112
"45% Sale"
13%
Sale
113
36 3
Sale
42i
42
Sale
Sale
44
133
135
Sale
Sale
133
.......
71
2 101% Mar. 27
100% Mar.
Guilford Realty com
Preferred
213
80
35,886
241 Mfrs
241
1,144
15
459
2,250
32,753
9,250
42,893
760
2,866
2,198
1,187
1,254
663
'
686
696
-V
f
Finance common
1st preferred
»
42%
6,240
211
98
10
33
12,091
175
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 22
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
11
15
16
15 108 % Jan.
28 106% Jan.
15
41 % Jan.
48
Jan.
8
32% Mar. 24
41% Mar. 29
Mar. 25 104
92
92
Jan. 13
71
Mar. 12
72%
100% Jan. 25 101%
101
14
6
Mar. 17
Jan. 13
Feb. 11
Mar. 27
Mar.
2
22% Mar. 30
18
Jan.
2
22% Mar. 30
Mar.
4
64
4
46
Jan.
Jan.
2
6
54
2
5% Mar. 13
9
Mar. 30
2
113
Mar.
6
34% Mar.
84% Mar.
2 114% Mar.
9
2
1
37% Mar.
44% Mar.
3
1
34% Mar. 22
Mar. 15
42
7
3 134% Mar. 13
128% Mar.
42
Mar.
2% Mar.
Mar,
5% Mar. 13
30
Mar. 24
74% Mar. 29
23
Mar.
13% Mar. 1
13% Mar. 31
45% Mar. 1
13% Mar. 11
13% Mar. 31
"12% Sale"
Sale
Merch St Miners Transp
*
7% pref 25
Mills Com 100
Preferred..
Jan.
34% Mar. 22
Mar. 15
42
Jan.
122
41 % Feb.
12% Jan.
12% Jan.
' Feb.
38%
26%
5
100
72
30
42
V;
;
27%
5%
74
6
Sale
80
Sale
Mar. 13
Mar. 10
20
Mar. 29
24
Jan.
Jan.
26
Mar. 13
42% Feb. 24
90
Mar. 13
Mar. 22
1%
12%
2%
4%
3%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21
15
19
5
25
41
Jan.
13
22
m
:::::
90
Mar. 29
42% Mar. 13
Mar. 13
3
26% Mar.
73
1
Mar.
37% Mar
6
74" "75"
Feb.
4
61
60% Mar. 12
26% Sale
Feb .^15
6
15
20
39
25
Jan.
Sale
37
6
Mar. 13
Jan. 22
Mar. 11
Feb.
9
Jan.
2% Mar. 23
3% Mar. 30
37% Sale
26% Sale
8
Jan.
3
20%
3% Sale
3% Sale
50% Jan.
48
134%
5 48%
13%
4
15 13%
55
11 % Mar. 29
4
5
2
Mar. 13
2%
3%
Sale
22
Jan.
4
15
Jan.
89% Jan.
19 115
Mar. 18
iVZ
3
38
Mar, 24
74% Mar. 29
113
Mar.
4
Jan. 11
Jan. 20
4
% Mar. 22
125
30
3
"3% Mar."13
c.
......
Mar.
.
1
1
1
Mar. 30
42% Mar. 13
90
1
Mar. 13
12%
2%
3%
3%
Mar. 30
Mar. 6
Mai. 24
Mar. 2
Mar.
9
39% Mar. 16
27% Mar. 11
7% Mar . 8
82
Mar.
4
90
%
10%
2%
3%
Feb.
6
Feb.
11
Mar. 30
Jan.
25
37% Feb.
26 % Feb.
4% Feb.
16
8
3
70
Jan.
22
44
Jan.
3
25
22
27% Jan. 27
7% Mar. 8
4
82
Mar.
44
Jan.
11
18% Feb.
2
•
1 National Marine Bank
3,250
90
Common class A
Mt Vern-Woodf
108
28 115
16 108
53
61
61
Sale
Sale
20%
Second preferred....... .25
Mar Tex Oil
—1
Monon W Penn PS
4%
58
100
100
Houston Oil preferred
124 Humphrey Mfg Co com...
Preferred
Z25
25
40
•
3%
♦
26
25
Jan.
113
25
•
2,351
14,362
Mar. 22 113
Feb.
4 119
114
20
6 Ga Sou & Fla Ry 1st pref.. 100
90
115
Par
t c
11,753
Highest
Sale Prices
105
1975
*
28,057 Arundel Corporation
884 Atlantic Coast L (Conn) ...50
*
5,398 Bait Transit Co com v t c
168
615
1975
Lowest
108% Jan.
1940
Bait Transit Co 4s flat.. 1975
Shares
10,174
V
Bait Co 3d school 4%g
Atlantic Coast Line 5% ctfa..
A 5s flat
41,800
B 5a
8,000
1,000 Georgia Marble 6s flat
15,000
7,000
5,000
1
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale
Sale Prices
1,200
109.000
16,150
2,500
$118,200
782,100
$137,050
346,300
___
Price
BONDS
Jan. 1
V
.
Jan. 2
Since
March
_
PRICES IN MARCH
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
March_
1936
1937
Bond Sales
„
30,130
New
Amsterdam
Casualty.
259 Northern Central Ry
20,430 Owlngs MUls Distillery
5
50
593 Penna Water ft Power com..*
Preferred
10
16%
102%
Sale
*
.....
US Fidelity & Guar .......2
Western National Bank
20
No par value.
16%
Sale
15% Mar. 23
98
"51%
"1% Sale'
82
Sale
109%
103% Sale
83 Phillips Packing Co., pref. 100
10
220 Seaboard Comm'l com A
Class B
10
,£—10
38,172
1,151
17% Sale
"1% Sale'
1
1
Mar.
5
Mar. 12
81
Mar. 31
111
Mar. 17
101
Mar. 29
18% Mar. 1
99% Mar. 12
1 % Mar.
1
88% Mar. 9
111% Mar. 17
103% Mar. 1
15% Jan.
98
1
111
101
15
28
35%
Sale
26%
36
27
Sale
27%
Sale
25
35
Mar. 15
Mar. 25
j
,
Mar.
Mar.
15
Jan.
Feb.
27% Mar. 18
25
Mar.
1
35
Mar.
36
Mar.
9
9
10
104
Feb.
Mar.
81
Feb.
1% Feb.
Mar.
95
Feb.
111% Mar. 17
103% Mar. 1
it*
irA
Feb.
16
Feb.
10
16
5
Jan.
Jan.
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Stock Sales
March....
Shares-
AGGREGATE
Bond Sales
March..
Jan. 1 to March 31
640,966
2,257,122
803,654
2,318,035
Jan. 1 to March 31...
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
1936
1937
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MARCH
BOSTON
SALES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Since
March
Jan. 1
BONDS
March
March 1
Boston Term Go 1st 3%s_1947
East Mass StRH serA «>*• 1948
Series B 5s.....—
Shares.
590
STOCKS
913
2,097
2,218
Par.
28
96
.
Preferred
19,345
15,353
415
1,500
1st preferred class A
2,144
4,785
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
Prior pref
........100
Class A 1st pref stampedlOO
100
1,440
279
Class B 1st preferred
100
1,575
Class C 1st pref stampedlOO
508
1st pref class C......... 100
1,750
Class D 1st pref stampedlOO
603
1st pref class D
100
1,600 Boston Personal Prop Tr
*
281 Boston 5c Providence.....100
6,848 Brown 5c Durrel Co common.
3,818
23,534 Calumet 5* Hecla .........35
100
456
137
419
243
.
335 Cliff Mining
75
Co
3,370 East Boston Co
300
944
607
200
2d preferred...
697 Economy Grocery
60
22
10,538 Edison
Mar. 27
140
18
Mar. 18 151
5,346
2,119
4.203
10,917 Mass UtII Associates
3,320
1.204
6,240
1,982
9,442
3,320
2,452
17,554
5,932
9,442
30 New River Co
375
Preferred.
2,532
115,838
340
100
2.50
100
/to
.
25
lioo
00
25
729 Keece Button Hole Mach..10
1,966 Reece Folding Mach Co
10
13,341 Shawmut Assn T C
15,827 Stone 5c Webster Inc cap stk
.
1,654
3,821
3,691
941
2,428 Suburban Elec Secur
110
185
2d preferred
2,748
14,908
2,021
4,859
4,914
18,418
5,039
13,930
1,901
32,345
165,694
1,330
Torrlngton Co
825
100
179 Northern RR (N H)
5,894 Cld Colony
17,203 C*Jd Dominion Co...
3,088 Pacific Mills
14,099 Pennsylvania RR
65,453
Rights
28,335 Ouincy Mining Co
2,717
7,050
1,303
7,553
65,453
7,758
2,961
22,047
100
2,147
2,866
..."
Union Copper Ld 5c Mln Co 25
Union Twist Drill
5
United Shoe Mach Corp...52
Preferred
25
Utah Apes Mining
Utah Metal A Tunnel.
Venezuela Holding Corp
;_fl
..1
*
60 Venezuela Mexican OH CrplO
..
402 Warren (S D) A Co
see page
2
59.
52
140
10
91
Sale
14
Sale
5% Sale
65c
110%
22%
70c
140%
10
85
90
com
•
*
6
2
9
1
Mar.
6
3
5c
Mar.
Mar.
1
3
47%
6%
%
4%
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
30
11
24
18
130" ""Mar .*31
10
85
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
Mar. 16
Mar.
9
26% Mar.
4
47
1%
14%
18%
6%
38%
2
1%
27
5 ?
Mar. 11
Mar. 2
Mar. 4
Mar. 6
Mar. 4
Mar. 3
Mar. 4
Mar. 19
Mar. 4
Mar.
1
19
Mar. 2
24% Mar. 29
64
Mar. 29
3% Mar. 31
1
52%
8
%
x6
Mar. 10
Mar. 1
Mar. 25
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
142 """Mar." "4
10
85
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
•
8% Sale
1% Sale
112
24
53
Sale
14%
25%
1
25%
2%
Mar. 23
9% Mar.
Mar. 1
2% Mar.
Mar. 5 113% Mar.
Mar. 29 28% Mar.
Mar.
2
1% Mar,
Mar. 22 39% Mar.
Mar. 2 50
Mar.
Mar. 2
i*3z Mar.
Mar. 23
11% Mar.
Mar. 30 25% Mar.
Mar. 6
3
Mar.
Mar. 24
16% Mar.
Mar. 30 30% Mar.
Mar. 19
3% Mar.
52
Mar. 22
94%
94
Mar.
2
99
35c
35c
Mar.
4
29
Mar.
1
33
7%
1%
112%
23%
115
a
Sale
Sale
90c
39% Sale
43% Sale
%2 Sale1
9% Sale
25%
25%
2% Sale
,
16
Sale
29% Sale
2%
3
60
50
5,447 Waldorf System Inc..
15,435 Warren Bros
180
For footnotes
com..*
4
17% Mar. 15
16% Mar. 12
49
Mar. 10
*
Tel.IIioo
8,525 NYNH* Hartford
244,153 North Butte
179
741
A
com
Mar.
Mar. 31
1% Mar- 9
1% Mar. 18
*25% Mar. 18
v t c...*
250 N E Gas 5c El Assn pref
202
6
Mar. 24
Mar. 2
Mar. 23
Mar. 20
38
Mayflower-Old Col Copper.25
Mergentbaler Linotype..
.*
Narragansett Rac'g Assn Incl
Nat Service Co com shs t c...l
National Tunnel 5c Mines._*
5,412 New England Tel
Mar.
8
19% Mar. 9
2% Mar. 10
17% Mar. 15
StoresII.*
Elec Illumination.100
..
10
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
16
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
l%Mar. 2
6% Mar. 23
8% Mar. 11
65% Mar. 31 74
Mar. 10
46
Mar. 30 a;53% Mar. 12
2% Mar. 22
3% Mar. 5
42% Mar. 19 49
Mar. 1
13
Mar. 19
15% Mar. 4
5% Mar. 30
7
Mar. 2
10% Mar. 3 11
Mar. 1
50
Mar. 15
50
Mar. 15
44%
1%
13%
17%
1,419
8
Mar. 30
Mar. 4
Mar. 5
Mar. 30
865 Georgian Inc (The) A pref_20
3,810 Gilchrist Co
»
9,201 Gillette Safety Rasor Co
*
1,375 Hathaway Bakeries cl A
70 Hathaway's Bakeries pref...*
2,299
Class B_.
3,875 Helvetia Oil Co tr ctfs
1
210 Infl Button Hole Mach Co. !0
29,841 Isle Royal Copper
26
863 Loew's Theatres......... 25
13,402 Maine Central
IIIIIIlOO
5,134
Preferred..............too
178
8
Mar.
Mar.
2,994 General Capital Corp......•
190
Mar.
19
145
19,567
Mar. 23
29
668
45
410
Mar. 17
Mar. 8
Mar. 1
Mar. 23
Mar. 25
23
23% Mar. 22
300
50
2
2
9,330 Employers* Group Assoc T C*
840
2,032
3
4
Mar.
85c
*
.
2,160
.
Mar.
Mar. 12
Mar. 12
15% Mar. 23
2% Mar. 10
13% Mar. 22
25
686
First preferred.....
100
1,171
Preferred B
"Iw
1,617
Adjustment........
100
6,690 Eastern SS Lines, Inc
*
276
1% Mar.| 9
5
Mar. 11
24% Mar
24%
13% Mar. 30
16
138
Mar. 29 149%
6% Mar. 19
6%
3,169
6% Cum preferred._.._100
2,402 East Mass St Ry Co
100
200
6
Mar. 18
15% Mar.
3,109 Eastern Gas 5c Fuel Assn com
2,725
4^% Cum Prior pref...100
1,194
1,352
1,007
;■
18
21
21
Co..".\" ".25
48,799 Copper Range
Mar.
168% Mar. 22 180%
109
Mar. 2 109
139
Mar.
1143%
65% Mar. 22 69%
26
Mar. 30 29%
8
Mar. 2 10%
10% Mar. 4 14%
10
Mar. 23
10
47% Mar. 1
56%
15% Mar.
1
20
14% Mar. 2
18%
19
Mar. 2 24%
19% Mar. 8 21
i©0
5,142
6,053
3,427
4,702
IX Mar .125
4% Mar.|29
23
1,484 Boston 5c Maine pref stpd.100
1,984
Common.......
......100
916
995
103% Jan. 28 104
86
91
.01
132 Blgelow-Sen Carpet pref.100
2,489 Boston & Albany........100
7,229 Boston Elevated....
100
6,799 Boston Herald Traveler Corp*
50
10,386
Highest
Sale Prices
„
11,353
905
82
Lowest
Sale PricSs
96" "Mar ."31 iSS^lMarHi
3,039 Amsr Pneumatic 8ervlce
28
2,187
6% non-cum preferred...50
406
First preferred
50
27,326 Amer Telep A Teleg
.100
v
105
?
1948
1948
Shares.
425
i
Series C 6s
Highest
Sale Prices
86" Mar."22 "89*"*Mar"4
92
Mar, 8 94% Mar* 31
1948
Series D 6s
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
93%
31c
29%
92 %
Sale
Sale
40%'Sale
5%
2%
1%
7%
17%
9%
Sale
Sale
1%
8%
18%
„
9%
34%
42%
8%
23%
2%
14
84
2
Mar. 22
38%
5%
1%
1%
Mar. 29
Mar. 8
Mar. 19
Mar. 2
53
8
31
17
5
8
3
17
11
11
13
2,4
4
4
20
Mar. 20
Mar. 13
Mar. 11
93
Mar. 10
Mar.
1
41%
6
2%
2%
Mar. 8
Mar. 11
Mar. 1
Mar. 2
"l6" Mar."23 "l9% Mar""3
8% Mar. 15
40
Mar.
5
10% Mar. 22
42
Mar.
1
96
Mar. 22
89
Feb.
2
95
Jan.
7 101
Mar. 31 101
Jan. 28
Feb. 23
JanJan.
Jan,
4
7
7
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Stock Sales
1937
March
Shares.
SALES
V
247,046
960,742
Jan. 1 to March 31._
AGGREGATE
■
,
March
j
900 Allegheay Steel
3,500
3,322
2,076
8,578
3,358
15"900
1,730
20
515
15,997
7,386
1,120
17,344
14,510
31~300
4,500
845
276
250
1,680
.
Corp
*
.
...........
"10
Armstrong Cork Co......
Blaw-Knox Co
mm*
10 Calorizing preferred.....
[25
.-1
525 Crandail McK Ac Hend..
395
7,700
11,528
100
*""869
980
195
15,700
200
3,102
437
Sale Prices
Mar. 15 111
Mar.
4
41X Mar. 4
9# Mar. 23
mm mm
•
2 X Sale
10
....
Im m
m;
,
9
*mm m m
*
3# Sale
5,155
87
14,004
^2 X "Mar "23
2 X Sale
1,382
12
23
*
Products
...
Marb-Walker Rafrac
18
1
...
81,900 Phoenix OH com..
Preferred
11,550
10,481 Pittsburg Brewing—
Preferred...
4,650
4,656 Pittsburgh Forglngs
7,063 Pittsburgh Oil & Ga
25c
1
.
Sale
46
Sale
IX Sale
...1
12 X
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
8X
8
5c
,
4c
4
Sale
"llX
Sale
9X Sale
8c
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
aaie rrices
108X Jan.
Renner
Brewing Co
Ruud Mfg
San Toy Mining
Shamrock Oil ft
6
12 111
Mar.
39 X Feb. 13
Mar. 11
70X Mar. 12
29X Mar. 10
3# Mar.
.....
4
35
Sale
18 X
Sale
V'
10c
Sale
15c
—..
15c
Sale
6
7
42 ;-:s 45
..........
.......
Ga«_.
Preferred
....
III! "95"
18*1 19^1
2c
A*
14
3c
91
IX
.....
3c
7
Sale
29# Sale
United States Glass.......
2
44
95c
...
75c
14#
92
2
18
9
Mar. 19
12
22
Mar. 24
Mar!
4
11
4c
Sale
16
57
Sale
Sale
24
Mar. 19
7X
\
ix
7
49
Mar.
IX
58X
7X
7X
27X
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7c
9c
Jan.
18X
IX
125X
13X
13 X Mar.
31
61X "Mar ."'3
6X Mar. 9
Mar.
51
IX Mar. 1
1X
7
Mar. 10
7X
49X Mar. 24 56 X
136X Mar. 23 156X
Mar. 11
1
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
2
8
5
Mar.
8
i
Mar. 15
Feb.
Jan.
5
9
25
Feb.
11
Mar. 11
30
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
! Feb.
2
Feb.
9
Feb.
4
Mar. 12
; Feb.
4
I Mar.
8
Jan.
Jan.
29
Jan.
29
Mar. 31
IX Jan. 14
18
Mar, 3
Jan.
; Mar. 11
Jan. 16
Jan. 18
Jan. 30
Feb. 10
Jan. 28
5
Jan.
6
Mar. 31
Jan.
5
28
46 X Jan. 1/7
2X Jan. 11
45
95c
3
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
5
Jan.
14
2
3
Feb. 13
Mar. 11
Feb.
4
4
X Feb.
147 X Jan.
42
Feb.
23
Mar.
8
Jan. 22
7
UNLISTED.
2,243
*
100 Lone Star Gas *X% pref.100
v tc
*
3,858 PennroadCorp
No'par value,
x
Ex-dividend.
113
4# Sale
113
4X Mar. 25
Feb.
4X Jan.
p
Jan.
'
2c
1
30
Jan.
Mar.
Jan. 16
i Feb. 15
i Mar.
5
I Jan. 11
16X Feb.
liM
4
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
Feb.
3
j
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
Mar. 3
Feb. 13
Jan. 14
Mar. 11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
27
25
Jan.
3X Jan.
35
90
92
Mar. 18
2
11
20
2# Mar. 11
5
t
Mar,
2
28 X Mar. 31
18 X Mar 31
4c
Mar.
4
7 X Mar.
5
'55 X "Mar."29
i
4
8
3
34
Sale
29
4
.3
Mar. 11
6X Mar. 29
ix
Mar.
IX Mar.
3c
Jan.
Mar.
3
Mar.
!
2
Mar.
W
28
2
13X Mar. 31
4'
5X Mar. 12
Mar.
Sale
51X Sale
4
24X Mar.
18
»
19
Jan.
11
23 X Mar. 22
92
2
Jan.
106X Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 12
Jan.
10
1
Mar. 29
Mar.
9
25
18
31
'■/
Mar.
42
Mar. 25
Mar. 20
Jan. 11
Jan.
4
:
7
4
i
w*
23
1 6
15c
6
8
5
Jan.
Mar. 31
1
2
Mar. 10
IX Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
29
Mar. 30
IS*
91
Mar. 11
3X Mar.
1
51*6
10
17X Mar.
8
7
2
15c
Mar. 22
8
Mar.
13
Mar. 2
4X Mar. 16
72 X Mar.
5
11X Mar. 4
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
5X Jan.
1
9
Mar. "2
Mar. 29
5
5
27
Mar. 23
Feb. 16
Jan.
50c
6
£ Feb.
8
2
Jan. 13
I Mar. 12
I Mar. 10
19
Jan.i;
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 24
Sale
W" "52"
""I"# Sale"
Mar. 10
9
40
Sale
5X Sale
9,852 Westinghouse Air Brake—.
1,738 Westghouse El 8c Mfg...
22X Mar. 15
13X Mar. 19
10c
15c
6
Sale
91
28 X Sale
7
13 X
32
Mar. 23
3# Mar. 9
66X Mar. 23
9X Mar. 23
"~2X "3"
2
18 X
4c
Mar. 11
7
Mar. 23
20 X Feb.
2X Mar. 15
Mar. 20
12# Mar. 15
Sale"
"Ifx "18#
'28
25
Sale
::::: "6ox
1.00
Mar. 10
2
8
20# Mar.
139
Standard Steel Spring.....
United Engine 8c Fdy new
370 Vanadium Alloy Steel
29,990 Victor Brewing Co
970 Waverly Oil A
5X
40
"Mar "3
50c
21
25 X
T?x
20 X
Mar.
Jan.
60 X Jan.
23
3
1
27
"i5c~
3# Sale
13X13#
3
40
1
11X Sale
3X
3X
67 X Sale
10 X Sale
9X Sale
10c
1,684 Plymouth Oil Co...........5
25,300
1,165
76,300
61,010
2,969
2.405
5,273
4,076
Mar. 12
Mar. 23
47
3
Mar.
IX
IX
52 X Mar.
3
54X Sale
58X
Mar. 23
94
92# 91
108
107
Mar. 30 111X
25
-
5
............100
94~~ "96"
111#
3X
.........
«
22
Sale
11X Sale
25X
Preferred
"22#
Sale
"7X
:
Mar.
12
10
7X Mar.
18X Mar.
8
13X
:
Sale
Fuel Supply......
263
11
43
IX
Nat Fireproofing Corp com
61 Penn Federal Corp pref
100
Mountain
21#
Sale
'93"" "97""
38,118 McKinney Manufacturing..*
6
2,916 ttesta Machine.
116,635
40,199
43
5X Mar. 30
15X Mar. 30
2X Mar. 15
com
380 Jeannet Glass preferred..
Lone Star Gas
Sale
10
31
2,319 Koppera Gas St Coke pref.-100 107
47,965
50c
20X
Pollansbee Bros pref
loo
Fort Pittsburgh Brewing ...1
25,025
5#
Sale
♦
Duquesne Brewing...... .—5
2,336 Electric
10,874
"T"
!io
.
Duff-Norton Mfg Co
.
20 X Mar.
7X
15X
Devonian Oil
-
Mar. 23
65X Mar. 29
26X Mar. 23
mm mm*
IX
10
776 Pittsburgh Plate Glass....25
7,610
110
35c
19,627 Pitts Screw 8c Bolt Corp.... •
11,917 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
10
Sale
10X
.SO
199
510
8X
10
Tx llliI
4,882
699
Highest
Sale Prices
25c
.........
•/'
3,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Ask
116
110
_•
......
Clark (D L) Candy
8,097 Columbia Gas Ac Electric.
*
:
500
Preferred.
320 Consol Ice Co common..
54
Preferred....
10
300
2,025
4,430
371
March 31
Ask Bid
—*
...
Arkansas Nat Gas
11,460
*
320
"3", 444
Bid
520 Central Ohio Steel Prod.
3,225
1,070
Ask
1940
103,369 Carnegie Metals
Rights
155,460
***"26
$1,000
STOCKS
Shares
1,142
1,105
March 1
1937
5,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s
200
Jan. 1 to March 31
1936
$4,000
6,000
PRICES IN MARCH
Bid
470
961,676
1937
•
,
Price
BONDS
Jan. 1
4,000
March
Jan. 2
Since
%
Shares
Bond Sales
217,561
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
1936
20 113
4
Feb.
5X Mar.
20
8
,
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA
Stock Sales
Shares-al,l$l,22G
2,154,299
Jan. 1 to March 31
AGGREGATE
Since
March
Jan. 1
.
BONDS
March 1
Pa
3%swl
1st 5s...
' ^
-
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
16% Mar. 29
108% "Mar ."29 108% Mar 25
Mar. 13
19
Mar, 2 21
.
Mar. 31
19
Jan.
109% Jan.
110% Jan.
...1966
Phlla Elec Pow Go 5%s-.1972
26% Sale
178% Sale
8% Sale
21%
167%
7%
25
"45~~ Sale"
41%
38%
123%
11%
88%
39%
Sale
12% Sale
"lOll Sale"
125% Sale
41 %
Sale
65 %
Sale
27% Sale
137% 139
40% Sale
108
11%
20%
3%
4%
111
11%
Sale
Sale
Sale
12% Sale
4 % Sale
43
Sale
®32 Sale
168
173
3% Sale
116
Sale
35% Sale
6%
Mar. 23
121% Mar.
17% Mar.
40% Mar.
61% Mar.
27% Mar.
136% Mar.
39% Mar.
109
9%
20%
3
4%
17
29
24
29
24
31
22
30
11
22
18
20
22
Mar.
4
Mar. 30
Mar.
1
Mar. 20
Mar. 11
11% Mar.
4% Mar.
42% Mar.
®32 Mar.
169% Mar.
3% Mar.
113% Mar.
34% Mar.
31
1
2
2
4
31
22
31
Mar. 23
6
Mar. 30
10% Mar. 30
1% Mar.
1
34
32
12%
1%
10
Mar. 30
29
31
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
6%
Sale
Sale
12% Mar.
3
8% Mar. 10
13% Mar. 1
40% Mar. 29
%, Mar. 19
71% Mar. 31
28% Mar. 31
% Mar.
8
1% Mar. 15
Highest
Sale Prices
11% Jan.
4
16% Mar. 29
13% Feb.
4
13% Feb.
4
108% Mar. 29 1082-6 Mar. 25
110
(Pa) 1st s f 4s. 1966
39
125
')
Lowest
Sale Prices
March 31
12% Mar. 12
1952
11
$11
25
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
...
Peoples Pass tr ctfa 4s...l94i
Phlla Elec
>
PRICES IN MARCH
Elec & Peoples tr ctfa 4s. 1945
Small Bonds
STOCK EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
March
Jan. 1 to March 31
1936
593,603
1,959,519
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
1937
-
March
RECORD
21
4 110
Mar. 13
4
Jan.
21 110% Jan.
5 111% Feb.
7
I
21% Mar. 30 26% Feb. 17
167% Mar. 29 187% Jan.
8
Jan. 30
7% Feb. 24 11
25
38
Mar. 17
Jan.
5
25
Mar. 17
45
Mar.
1
Mar.
35% Jan.
4 43
121% Jan.
4 127% Mar.
11% Mar. 24 14% Jan.
87
Feb.
9
88% Mar.
13
Feb.
9% Jan.
5
9
12
110% Jan.
17% Mar.
40% Mar.
60% Jan.
21% Jan.
136% Mar.
39
Jan.
Mar.
109
9%
17%
2%
2%
4 134% Mar.
30 20% Feb.
11
44% Jan.
4 70% Feb.
Mar.
26 29
Feb.
20 139
4
41 % Feb.
4 112
Mar. 30
Jan. 28
Jan.
2
Feb,
8
11% Mar. 31
Jan.
4% Jan.
13% Mar.
Jan.
2
1
11
%, Mar. 19
15
3
11
18
11
4
18
16
21
13% Jan. 16
24% Mar. 17
4
Jan.
9
5% Feb.
13
14% Jan. 16
5% Mar.
6
50% Mar. 17
4% Jan.
4
3954 Jan.
4
®32 Mar.
2
is32 Mar.
Feb.
164% Jan.
6 175
2% Jan. 14
3% Feb.
113% Mar. 22 117% Feb.
34% Mar. 31 35% Mar.
24
Feb. 10
34
Feb.
5% Jan.
8
7% Feb.
10% Mar. 30
13% Jan.
3 % Feb.
1% Mar.
1
12% Jan.
4 16% Feb.
238
12
31
11
8
26
2
8
10
13
29
3
5
9% Feb. 18
20
Jan.
2
45% Jan.
14
Mar. 15
76% Jan.
6
32% Feb.
5
% Jan. 28
-y-
Cleveland Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
1
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
'
March-*
Shares_
Jan. 1 to March 31__.
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
March
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
_
1937
1936
80,146
252,111
65,464
219,273
Bond Sales
March—
Jan. 1 to March 31
—
PRICES IN MARCH
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
STOCKS
par,
1,176 Air-Way El App! let 7% pf 100
2,463 Akron Brass Mfg common...*
311 Apex Electric & Mfg.
*
562
Preferred..............100
20 Canfield Oil 7% cum pref 100
359 City ice Ac Fuel
.....*
4,864 Clark Controller new
...1
1,471 Cleveland Builders Realty..*
11,147 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref...*
321 Clev El 111 $4.50 cum pref
*
436 Cleveland &ys
100
2,343
Certificates of deposit..100
1,022 Cleveland Ac Buffalo Tran..*
61,474 Cliffs Corporation v t C_..._*
3,417 Commercial Bookbinding...*
1937
March 1
March 31
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
25
Mar. 2
Sale Prices
27
Mar.
2
12 *4 Mar. 19
14
Mar.
1
98
Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
3
5
90
Mar. 1 101** Mar.
106** Mar. 12 108** Mar.
9
19** Mar. 24
38** Mar. 15
6** Mar. 23
56
55
3
Mar. 2
Mar. 19
Mar. 18
39** Mar.
43** Mar.
1
1
21
40
8
60
1
3
Mar. 1?
58** Mar. 2
4** Mar. 24
50
50
Mar. 4
Mar. 17
56 Dow Chemical 5% pref.. .100
2,412 Klec Controller A Mfg......*
498 Faultless Rubber..........*
40 Federal Knitting Mills .....*
3,620 Foote Burt
.*
40
69
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
54
69
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
50
Mar. £3
60
Mar. 15
496 Halle Brothers.............5
281 Henna (M A) $5 pref
*
30
Mar.
30
Mar. 9
Mar. 29
Mar. 29
Mar. 9
Mar. 12
9,796 Lameon Sessions
*
3,923 Leland Electric............*
25 McKay Machine.
*
4,059 McKee (Arthur G) B
•
4,467 Medusa Portland Cement...*
5,473 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
965 Miller Wholesale Drug.._...*
895 Monarch Machine Tool Co..*
3,549 Murray Ohio Mfg....
;
.♦
9.822 NatlonallReflnlng......—25
195
Preferred....
.......100
13,643 National Tils
•
7,244 National Tool.............50
455
Preferred..............100
1,560 Nestle Le Mur "A"
*
98 Nineteen Hundred Corp A..*
1,304 Ohio Brass B.
200 Ohio Confection...........*
2,614 Packer Corp...............*
3,786 Patterson-Sargent.........*
■'v 12,540 Peerless Corp
.....3
i
8,965 Richman Bros.............*
5,905 Seiberllng Rubber.........*
2,447
Preferred
.....100
1,268 S M A Corp common.......!
20 Stouffer Corp A............*
......
1,110 Union Metals Mfg Co
*
9,994 Upson-Walton.............1
9,188 Van Dorn Iron Wks Co com.*
3,442 Vlchek Tool...............*
9,247 Warren Ref Ac Chemcom
2
3,163 Weinberger Drug
»
•
No par value,
96
40
30100
Feb.
Jan.
105
Feb.
17 105
Feb. 17
5
19** Mar. 24
32
Jan.
Feb.
5
10
9
103** Mar. 29 103**
15
Mar. 27
16**
62** Mar. 2 73**
36
Mar. 22
37**
26 J* Mar. 25
30;
11
21
Mar. 9
Mar. 24
26** Mar. 23
48
50
Mar. 29
Mar. 23
8**
13**
26**
23*4
Mar. 2
Mar. 30
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
10
Mar. 27
99
8
Mar. 3
Mar. 29
2
Mar. 29
18** Mar. 13
1*4 Mar. 19
Mar.
8
102
33
Jan. 28 104
Feb.
3
54
59** Feb. 26
69
Mar. 23
60
56
28** Jan.
101
14
Jan.
Jan.
56
24
Feb.
Jan.
15
Jan.
Jan.
5
7
26 ** Mar.
12*4 Mar. 31
2
19
26** Mar. 23
26** Mar. 23
58** Mar.
4
3
42
Jan.
Mar.
9
11*4 Mar.
9
40
7
Jan.
6
Feb. 13
58
28
Mar. 3
Mar. 8
Mar. * 1
12
99
15
35
Mar.
Mar.
5
3
10** Mar.
1
3** Mar.
1
20
2
Mar.
Mar.
3
2
5
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
1
9
8
20
20
24
4
17
4
3
8
4
Feb. 23
Jan.
8
Feb. 10
Mar. 25
Mar. 11
Jan.
9
30** Jan.
6
8 104
Jan. 13
18
16** Mar. 29
1
73** Mar. 9
25** Jan. 21
9
6
21
Feb. .18
40** Feb. 10
8
Mar.
86 J* Jan.
5 102** Mar.
106** Mar. 12 112
Jan.
56
Mar. 2
63** Jan.
53
Feb.
4 63 *| Jan.
*4 Jan. 12
4** Mar.
33 J* Jan.
5 50
Mar.
30
Jan. 22
50
Mar.
4
Jan.
4117
Feb.
4 95
Feb. 17 30
47** Feb.
4 49J*
17** Jan. 26 22**
7
Jan.
8
7
266 Grelf Bros Cooperage ......*
3,417 InterlakeSS.
4,403 Jaeger Machine............*
3,040 Kelly Island L AcT
•
33^( Jan. 23
14** Feb. 20
Jan.
Jan.
68
25
75 Gen Tire Ac Rubber 6% pflOO
113 Great Lakes Towing
100
65
Preferred..............100
•
Sale Prices
117
■% v; 25 Fostorla Pressed Steel—....*
433 Harbauer..
12*4 Mar. 19
35
97"" Mar,"16
Highest
Sale Prices
22
Jan*
~6
9
37** Mar. 12
30
Mar. 8
14
27
Jan.
Jan.
13
22
26** Mar. 23
58** Mar. 3
60
Feb.
1
13
11** Mar. 9
15
Jan. 18
26
35
Mar.
8
235* Mar. 30
30
Jan.
4
95* Jan.
22
Jan.
75* Jan.
95
Jan.
18
12** Feb. 19
15
99
75* Jan. 21
15* Jan.
4
11
Jan. 19
15* Jan.
6
295* Feb. 10
"57**
Mar .'"I
44
7
Mar. 11
6
Jan.
Feb.
5
6
17
Mar. 22
16
Jan.
8
25**
5*4
51*4
6**
Mar. 29
Mar. 22
Mar. 30
Mar. 2
25** Mar. 29
3M Jan.
5
50
Mar.
1
39
17** Mar. 12
17
52
Feb.
65* Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
15
2
2
5
32** Feb. 10
155*
8**
95*
13**
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
16
23
11
16
Feb.
2
17** Feb.
3
5
Feb.
18
10** Mar. 1
4** Feb. 20
20
Feb. 20
25* Feb. 24
30** Feb.
6
67
Mar. 9
7
Mar. 11
20**
34
7**
57**
8
595*
Mar. 3
Feb.
5
Mar. 3
Mar. 8
Jan. 12
Jan.
22
19
Jan.
9
32** Feb. 10
21** Mar. 25
13** Mar. 1
14
Feb.
13
15** Jan.
2
5** Jan.
5
24
Mar. 20
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,
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MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
?U#Z:
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
1937
Stock Sales
Since
March
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
1,475
1,435
5,590
'
:
V
500
:;.v
par
;•
Auto City Brewing common. *
Baldwin Rubber common—1
Brass...5
Bohn Aluminum &
Brlggs Mfg Co common
*
Burroughs Adding Mach..^*
Burry Biscuit Corp ....12 He
Capital City Products
.*
2,948,486
RANQE SINCE JAN 1.
V
March
March 1
1937
Bid
Ask Bid
194
IX
934 Sale
2
Sale
IX
15
Sale
13 K
43 H
„
IK
1494
1734
2194
22 K
Sale
45 K
49
50 94
31K
33
634 Sale
16
21
14%
1594
18
18 K
18H
41
44
45
52
54
54
46 K
55
3394
31r* sill
35
,
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
} Sale Priest'
Salt Prices
Sals Prices
Sale Prices
31
ASk
.Ask
Bid
1936
1937
.Shares. 1,925,284
h^grch 31
Price
STOCKS
23.641
106,207
2,124
2,968
5 <798
15,435
3,423
600
Stock Sales
Jan. 1 to
Jan. 2
In
4,960
22,827
i
I
PRICES IN MARCH
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
1936
787,288
,
697,056
Shares.
March
IX Mar. 11
12K Mar. 22
Mar.
8
2
Mar.
1
1534 Mar.
1
Mar.
8
46
46
50J*&!ar. 25
3494 Mar. 11
6X Mar. 3
21 % Mar. 16
50X Mar. 25
3494 Mar. 11
7A Mar. 8
22
Mar. 4
18*34
20
4
5
14
50 X Mar. 25
IX Jan.
9X Jan.
43 X Jan.
33
Jan.
11
6X Feb. 25
15
Jan.
8
234 Feb. 18
15H Feb. 19
Feb. 27
47
5694 Jan.
14
35
21
Jan.
7 A Mar.
23
Feb.
8
9
Chamberlin Metal Weather
8,676
2,127
3,900
1,860
Strip Co common.........5
6,960 Chrysler Corp common
6
2,865 Consolidated Paper com—10
1
6,770 Continental Motors com
725 Crowley, Milner & Co com—*
1,840 Cunningham Drug Sts..2.50
1,005
200
331
303
r(:
12,245
11,487
Deisel Wemmer Glib com..10
18,356
Detroit & Cleyel Na* com__10
43.962 Detroit
1,112 Detroit
19,646 Detroit
14,976 Detroit
17,173 Detroit
770 Detroit
675
1,090
4,157
2,874
100
Cripple Creek G M--I
Rdlson com
lit
Mich Stove
common.
Paper Products
Steel Corp
»
com.....5
4,685
1,062
"7", 351
23 X
294
2A
,
-126
20
2034
334 Sale
1134
S|le
"26"
2*A
VSaJe
135-vtT45^
9
Sale
Sale
8
1834
19
59
3334
1194
1734
35
14
20
Sale
20
834
•534
194
934
634
994
9
25 K
:
9K
2K
134
3
.2134
3X
9
10 K
22 K
23 K
Sale
2Z
Sale
Sale
Sale
734 Sale
8 K Sale
2434
25
8
794
8
22
Jan.
24A Mar. 22
23
Mar. 23
4 Mar. 1
4 Mar. 25
ZA Mar.22
% Mar. 1
Sale
42
4
2
3
1
20
Feb.
24
2X Jan.
4
Feb.
2
26
9
7X
7X
18X
56 X
4
Mar. 31
Mar. 22
Jan. 11
Jan.
8
Feb.
Jan.
7
3
16
Feb.
19
13
Mar. 18
Mar.
2734 Mar. 10
20
18H Mar. 22
8X Jan.
4
183
Mar. 22
21
Mar.
1034 Mar.
9
Mar. 10
2
35 X Feb.
9
13
Mar. 18
Jan.
7
7
VA /Mar, 22
"2HMar'.'"2
Mar.22
Jan.
Mar. 18
10
5
10
Jan.
8
4
3X Feb.
1194 Mar. 4
2594 Feb. 15
2434 Mar. 22
Mar. 22
2
2
Jan.
22
294 Jan.
6
X Mar. 23
125
Mar.
13
17
38
28
Mar.
Mar.
11894 Jan.
62
24 J
*lW
3
MarT 27
Mar. 8
2734 Mar.
23X Mar. 22
15 K
Sale
Mgrt\
Mar. 22 135
Mar.
125
7 4 Mar. 31
9A Mar.
9
Mar.
7 i Mar. 22
26
2
Mar. 12
7 20
12 132 X Mar. 3
Mar. 23
Mar.
10X
15 X Jan.
23
62
Sale
20
UK
2%
Mar. 12
23
3
34
11
3
' Mar.
20
3K
127 X
-
34 H
36
13
15..
xl7K x26 K
20 K Sale
10
20
Mar.
25 132 X
21
Mar.
3
Mar. 20
3X
1194
A
127
126
124
27
39* Sale
-294
At Sale
15034
..*
Steel Products
124
114
22
1
704 Eaton Manufac'g Co com...4
*
1,292 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
3
1,668 Ei-Cello Aircraft Ac Tool
13,854 Federal Mogul common.....*
13.491 Federal Motor Truck com
•
•
1,230 Federal Screw Works com
26,731 Frankenmuth Brewing com.l
195
672
,V
303
112
20
Jan.
11
IX Jan.
4
6ZX Feb. 19
35J4. Feb.
14
Jan.
9
21
27 X Mar. 10
23
Jan. 18
1194 Feb. 18
Feb.
9
15
294 Feb. 18
.•
27.642 GarWood Industries com...3
7,951
835 Gemmer Mfg Co class A.....*
250
4.478
17,882
48,206
42,402
54,700
12,269
8,468
18,213
2,055
6,319
10,607
6,576
7,135
5,065
1,641
2,636
;
,
Goebel Brewing Co com...
Graham-Paige Motor com..
253
Grand Valley Brew common. 1
Hall Lamp com!.
Hoover Steel Ball com...
•
10
*
common..
1634
40
<41*
22,061 Lakey Fdy St Mach
569
1,242
93,848
4,680
100,067
6,698
1,320
43,737
2,234
8.590
35,410
1,330
22,126
500
39", 392
1,389
2,235
10,253
16,770
W*
40
""5"
63 ^
24
x4 X Sale
6534,
534
m
4
Sale
2
2
Sale
6
6K
179*
20
71
27,748
42
1
10
...
common.
1
489
*
30
634
6 94
23
22
360
5,336
5,863
5,298
5,953
1,600
11,643
23 34
24 94
"4
McClanahan OH Co com....l
1H
434
Sale
McClanahan Refineries..... 1
2
Sale
Mich Steel Tube Prod.
2.50
Michigan Sugar com.......*
Preferred...
10
Micromatic Hone Corp...__l
Mid-West Abrasive com
50c
29
23
24
IK
6K
394
3 94
1634
IK
8
4
4
3434
"3534
.
Sale
4K
IK Sale
23
1634
1934
18
20H
23,515
34,762
2,680
59,565
2,047
7
757
60
13",662
42
25X
8
Tlvoll Brewing Co common.l
632 Universal Product
"""510
a37^
Sale
.
8,234
38,543
43.717
17,775
4,714
117
No par value,
e
10
37
8K
3 K Sale
4
394
5
33
22
Sale
3534
23 A
38
39 X
24
27
Sale
18X
4 X Sale
12
10
6
Sale
Sale
7A
Sale
Sale
4X
Sale
Sale
26
25K
Sale
Sale
37 K
15H Jan.
15
1934 Feb.
1
2
38
Feb.
15
43
2
Mar. 15
Mar. 1
Mar. 3
Mar. 4
4K Mar. 3
12
Jan.
20
29H Mar. 15
4X
60 K
6X
3X
IX
Mar. 16
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
Jan.
8
Mar. 12
5X Feb. 16
6
17
Jan.
aVK
62
Mar. 22
6A
3X
IX
6K
18 A
Mar. 23
80
6
8X
7
9
634
9
Sale
35
28
30
7
4
% Sale
1634
17
1
2
Young (L A) Spring St Wire.*
Sale
43 X
r Sold
44K
for cash,
43
x
Mar.
2934
x4X
68X
7X
Mar. 22
Mar. 12
Mar.
4
2
Mar. 12
20
Mar. 30
8034 Mar. 24
Mar.
1
6X Mar.
2
Mar.
1
23X Mar. 29
20K Mar. 23
IX Mar. 30
5X Mar. 19
X Mar. 19
% Mar. 11
25X Mar. 27
694 Mar. 23
2534
22X
IX
x7K
X
IX
26X
5A
30
8
25
102
.—-
24
27 X Mar. 30
294 Mar. 1
3 A Mar.
3
1X Mar. 1
2K Mar. 3
2
Mar.
2
Mar. 17
3X Mar. 16
1
Mar.
2
Mar. 16
i
Mar.
3
7
Mar.
1
4
3X Mar. 10
3X Mar. 25
5X Mar. 31
23
Mar. 12
194
7A
3A
4X
Mar. 9
Mar. 11
Mar. 3
Mar. 4
7
Mar.
1
23K Mar. 10
2
11A Mar.
3
13
42
1
25
19
31
16
19
Sale
1094
11
9 K Sale
38
45
Ex-dividend.
27
6
6
3X Mar. 16
1
Jan.
2
16
1
7
Jan.
1
4
2
Jan.
16
Feb.
13
Mar.
3
5K Mar.
634 Mar.
35
Mar.
3
2
Mar.
1
9
9
4
2594 Mar. 11
Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar. 22
Mar.
Mar. 25
2
Mar.
1
5
8
Mar. 10
Mar. 16
Mar. 16
Mar. 18
Mar. 15
Mar. 27
834 Mar. 25
Mar.
6
24
IX Mar.
1
6
Mar. 22
% Mar. 5
16
Mar. 23
1
13
Mar. 20
6X Mar. 1
IX Mar. 4
794 Mar. 3
% Mar.
29
18
Mar.
2
Feb. 13
Feb.
9
Mar. 5
Jan.
2
2934 Jan.
934 Feb.
8
2
27 X Mar. 30
294
434
134
294
18
Feb. 13
Feb.
5
Jan. 15
Jan.
14
Feb.
10
-
-
3X
3X
5X
36X
21X
1694
16X
Mar.
1
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
10
4
31
8
4
22
27
194
734
434
494
Mar. 9
Mar. 11
Jan. 23
Jan. 20
8
Feb.
10
3634 Jan.
8
17
2094 Feb. 11
2134 Jan*
8
26
Feb.
1234 Feb. 18
3
Jan.
5
28
Feb.
2
13 X Jan.
5
19
Feb.
10
334 Jan.
7
4X Jan.
5X Jan.
Jan.
293
Jan.
24
Jan.
_
100
Jan.
37 X Jan.
22X Jan.
43* Mar.
8
13
Feb. 19
Jan.
4
Feb. 18
Feb. 11
6
63*
994
59*
6X
35
4
1034 Jan. 25
6
5
Jan.
Mar.
22
4
12
27
Feb.
8
9 L03
Mar. 10
22
3734 Jan. 22
5
2834 Feb.
8 109
7X Mar. 30
10 X Mar. 22
9X Mar. 25
35
Ifff
•
-
Jan.
26
15X Mar. 16
29X Mar. 15
8X Mar. 18
5
634 Jan.
3234 Feb. 16
6 A Mar.
Feb.
IX
834
94
194
11X Mar. 19
5 A Mar. 29
5
Jan.
5
-----
53
2
4
30
19
19
11
11A Mar. 19
694 Mar. 1
»
634 Mar. 17
28
Feb.
4494 Feb.
Mar."30 '"934Marn
Mar.
36
8X
9K
8 K Sale
34X
28 34
634 Sale
134 Sale
694 Sale
% Sale
15X
17 K
Feb.
Jan.
22
108 X Feb.
"7
Feb.
41
25
Mar.
....1120
8
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
l-A.-V
25
8034 Mar. 24
26X Mar. 25
18X Mar. 29
4A Mar. 8
26
25
22
4
10K Jan.
37 X Mar. 13
L03
6
Jan.
Mar. 23
18X Mar.
29
7
7X Mar. 15
20
1
11
18
23
4
10
Feb.
494 Jan. 22
234 Feb. 18
2734 Feb. 11
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
8
1834
134
5X
X
%
25 X
6X
16X Mar. 22
1634 Mar. 27
10X
37X
2634
15X
434
1134
5A
7A
4X
7
70
23 X Mar. 29
Mar. 30
2634
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 5
Mar. 25
Mar. 13
Mar. 1
Mar. 5
Mar. 1
Mar. 12
Mar. 20
31
Mar. 24
Sale"
7K Mar. 22
8
Mar.
2594 25
10294 Mar. 4
6
Jan.
7
12
70X Feb. 24
40
..
27
Wayne Screw Prod
Deferred delivery sales,
M
Sale
36
3
43
2
1534
11
6X Sale
134 Sale
olverlne Brewing Co com
Wolverine Tube Co com
Sale
17
Sale
1SX Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 15
8K
......
com
1
10
120
9
com....
A
27 34 Sale
2 X Sale
3K
3K
16
Warner Aircraft Corp com..l
Class B
7X
Sale
11K Sale
-978 Walker 8c Co class A......
2,146
12,993
9,994
6,225
800
2534
120
Sale
39H 10 K
1
259
17
a12^
Sale
Mar. 23
1
com new
100
6% preferred new
50
7,262 Universal Cooler class A-.._*
Class B
•
24,661
"
1,945
8,045
34%
24X
19
1834
102 X
10
22
201 U S Radiator
201
100
23
....100
68,141
Sale
c1(?^
Sale
Standard Tube Co class B..__
Stearns (Frederick) com....*
5,461 Union Investment Co com..*
9,286 United Shirt Distributors..*
3,741 U S Graphite Co com.....10
2,587
2,805
1,516
18
34
rimken Axle com.........If
Preferred
100
Sale
UK Sale
..IS
188
5% cum part pref
182 Sutherland Paper Co
3,841
;
33X
23 34
18 X
5K
6K
com
IK
3K
4
4 34 Sale
6
Ocotten Dillon
6K
2
Rlckel (H W) St Co common.2
River Raisin Paper com...
com....
%
25
17 34
"V"
7
21
8K
2K
3 X
12
6K
8K
41,366 Reo Motor
25
Sale
IK Sale
6X Sale
IK Sale
27
7X
16
43
2
23 A Mar.
Mar. 16
.....
27
19* Sale
29
11,810 Parker Wolverine Co com...*
60,529 Peninsular Metal Products.l
4,129 Pfeiffer Brewing Co com
*
14,616 Prudential Investing Corp.]
5,395
19,292
394
4
IX
2
6K
6K
19 K Sale
75
85
42
Sale
IK Sale
x7K Sale
42,567 Packard Motor Co com,....*
25,242 Parke Davis St Co.......... •
2,126 Parker Rust Proof com.. 2.50
11,228
16,301
Sale
21
1
Mfg Co com........*
250 Motor Products Corp com
•
5
5,532 Motor Wheel com
17,775 Murray Corp common.... .10
8,135 Muskegon Piston Rg com 2.50
1,363
4,763
1,652
7
24
27,324 Moore (Tom) Distillery Co.
"
7K
Sale
29
4 K Sale
62
63 X
....
Mahon (R C) class A pref
Masco Screw Products
McAleer
67
7hT Sale
69* Sale
33*
1H
w*
45
20 K
13H
Houdallle-Hershey class A__*
24,925
Rights.
69,509 Kinsel Drug Co com
10,968 Sresge (8 8) Co com
24,925
26,050
2,778
1,602
*
1
1
1594
39
Class B
*
3,112
23,370 Hudson Motor Car
..*
169,494 Hurd Lock & Mfg Co com
1
20,810 Kingston Products Corp
1
1,525
5,260
66,645
7,083
T,566
General Finance Corp com.l
com
10
General Motors
375 Hoskins Mfg Co
205
"
*
Class B
11
634 Mar. 24
25X, Jan.
1
IX Mar.
5K Jan. 14
4
% Jan.
9
Jan.
20
10
Feb.
19
12
Jan.
18
11
Feb.
5
3834 Feb. 13
1534 Mar. 16
2994 Mar. 1
934 Feb.
1
834 Mar. 25
3534 Feb. 17
Mar. 20
29
79* Jan
194 Jan.
2
19
794 Feb.
8
% Feb. 24
Feb. 10
13
Jan.
2
18
44
Feb. 26
44
•
Feb. 26
.1"
April, 1937]
AGGREGATE
DETROIT
SALES
„
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
detroit
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
stock exchange
In
Since
March
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
1,667
299
427
100
627
949
2,757
1,447
4.539
March 1
14.161 Commonw
4,239 Consolidated Oil Co
<
,
1.648
W
140 Borg Warner Corp com....It
Ac Southern Corp *
3,219
1.296
442
STOCKS
Unlisted Dept.—
^
5.051 American Radiator.........4
784 Amer Tel Ac Tel Co
...191
1.625 Borden Co
.....25
4
1,343
General Pooda Corp........4
4,922
2,421
2,987
15,348
2,930
8,256
Hupp Motor Car Corp
lo
Kennecott Copper Corp....4
March 31
Bid
25 34
171
Ask
147
411 Purity Bakerlea Corp.......4
1,854
1.654
6,496 Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
4.011 Standard Brands Inc.......4
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
24 34 Mar. 29
Sale
16934 Mar. 23
Sale
1634 Sale
4234 Sale
"6634 Sale"
Krofter Groc At Bak Co.....4
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp...
5
National Dairy Prod Corp--4
N Y Central RR
.160
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
2634 Sale
3
Lowest
Sale Prices
"2234 Sale"
2434 Sale
6234 Sale
2634 Mar.
8034 Mar.
3
Mar.
1534 Mar.
4134 Mar.
134 Mar.
6134 Mar.
2234 Mar.
2034 Mar.
23 34 Mar.
31
25
2
1
19
25
27
3
22
8
4534 Mar. 1
21
Mar: 12
1754 Mar. 23
1434 Mar. 29
27%
:8034
2734
8034
334
1734
4334
Mar.
6
Mar. 4
Mar. 15
Mar. 25
Mar. 9
Mar. 11
Mar. 5
23^ Mar. 1 4
6834 Mar. 10
2434
16934
2634
7734
3
1534
39
134
5734
2334
2434
2534
5534
Mar. 11
Mar. 4
Mar. 13
Mar. 17
2234
23
Mar.
3
1834
1934 Mar. 11
1634
1434
16
Mar.
6
1734
2334
40
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
29 2934 Feb.
23 18634 Jan.
2734 Jan.
8034 Mar.
Feb. 27
434 Jan.
Feb. 24 1734 Mar.
Jan. 12 4434 Feb.
2 34 Jan.
Mar .|25
Jan. 28 6834 Mar.
Jan. 27 2434 Jan.
Jan.
8 £2434 Jan.
Jan.
5 2634 Feb.
Jan.
4
5534 Mar.
Jan.
4 2334 Feb.
Jan. 14
1934 Mar.
Mar. 29 1634 Jan.
23
13
4
7
16
25
18
11
4
15
10
18
28
9
17
25
11
21
San Francisco Stock
•'•'i
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
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FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
'
Shares_
March
2,461,518
Jan. 1 to March 31.—.
Jan. 1
%
S
16,000
7,000
,
1,000
1,000
500
Jan. 1 to March 31
100
2,370
10,553
4,662
311
9.605
10,772
2,531
235
1,209
130
4,350
6,930
620
7,260
1,435
135
1,138
638
4,182
1,251
177
360
BONDS
Ask
34,000 Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6s.-.1945 105** 109
7,000 Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5 % 1937 102** 105**
105**
1,000 Calif Packing Corp 5%.-1940 103
1961 105
12,000 iCalif Water Serv 4%
105
106**
Emporium
Capwell
5
)*•-1942
1,000
2,000 Market Street Ry Co 7a.. 1940 102** 103
1,500 Pacific Gas A El Co 6s...1941
20,000 Ry Equip & Rlty Co 42*ft-1946
1952
2,000 S J Lt & Pt Corp 6%
14,000 tUnlon Oil Co Cal 4%...1947
Union Oil of Calif 3^8--1952
4,505
5,517
5,363
20,010
4,258
3,605
5.794
4,411 Alaska Juneau Gold M cap.10
274 Alaska Packers Assn cap—100
13,881 Anglo-CaUf Nat'l Bank
20
24,112 Assoclns Fund InccomcaplO
20,835 Atlas Imp Diesel Eng Co
5
1,532 Bank of Calif Nat Assncapioo
36,139 Bishop Oil Co
5
24,523 Byron Jackson com cap....*
106
106
106
1002* 103
102
105
109
119
101
128
104**
102
—~
133
13,026
1,360
130
250
1.405
4,505
4,569
266
605
4,453
4,225
1,688
3,246
7,302
1.406
115
2,938
14**
■
195
6
27
200
1012* Mar. 18 1012* Mar. 18
1022* Mar. 4 1022* Mar. 4
1142* 1172* 1142* Mar. 19 1142* Mar. 19
100
1022*
34**
5**
293
HO
17
36
52*
325
110**
172*
112** Sale
111
112
142*
142*
6** Sale
22** Sale
215
27
155
62*
202*
206
82* Sale
292* Sale
82*
312*
312*
292* Sale
222*
212*
112*
92*
22**
322*
23
10
11**
104
41
100
38
J* Sale
51**
532*
422* Sale
.
104** 104**
Q7
Q K
123** 125**
105
452* Sale
100
ifa. 2*
50
532* 47
106** 105
51
105
24**
252*
Sale
53
42**
46
6** Sale
375
Sale
120
192* Sale
312
22
119
Sale
119
Sale
45
62*
120
846
22
46
50
*
9,941 El Dorado Oil Works cap
*
24,060 Emporium Capwell cap
Preferred
50
3,023
9,330 Emsco Derrick & Eq Co cap.5
,
.......20
1,016 Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
3,420 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
11.426J Food Machinery Corp com .10
17,334 Foster & Kleiser com......10
Class A preferred
25
1,962
Galland Mercantile Laundry
(capital)
General Motors...........10
Paint Corp. (new)-*
Preferred................*
Gladding McBean Co
*
*
com
Golden State Ltd cap
Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
..........*
1,095 Hancock Oil..
5
10.003 Hawaiian Pineapple
Co of Calif capital
10
1,566
16,282 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
400 Honolulu Plantation cap
300 Hudson Motors Car Co
7,127
Hunt Bros Pack
20
*
preferred. 10
1,669
430
Class A
*
12,954
1.085 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.15
1,063
862
8,843
4,056
44,762
4,307
10,365
57,438
1,094
1,474
4,013
68,876
4,412
40
90
645
9,978
712
746
4,666
465
1,072
645
4,892
♦
—
No par value,
Langendorf United Bak dA*
*
Class B
Le Tourneau Inc common.10
Leslie Salt Co capital .....*
Libby McNeill & Libby
*
Corp com..1
Lock Heed Alrcr
L A Gas A Elec
18
16
4
21
7
4
19
4
11
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21
342* Mar. 12
272* Feb.
9
322* Mar. 6
23 2* Mar. 11
282* Mar, 25
Mar. 24
6
122* Mar. 13
Mar.
2
Mar. 22 24
Mar.
8 210
Mar. 29
Mar. 1
15 J*
49
242* Sale
212* 222*
23** Sale
172*
58
Sale
23
47** Sale
17**
172*
57**
60
"18**
62
Sale
40
37**
40
932* Sale
48**
49**
4** Sale
17**
18
36**
612*
1324
36**
182*
7**
Sale
Sale
92** Sale
51
52**
7
Sale
;
212* Sale
392* Sale
Sale
Sale
14**
36**
Sale
Sale
64**
652*
Sale
412* Sale
292* Sale
17
72* Sale
Mar. 24
Mar.
Mar.
44
42**
43**
35
Sale
31
33-
332*
Mar. 19
Mar.';
5
Mar.
5
452* Mar. 16
62* Mar. 3
Mar. 24
19
9
Mar.
212*
8 1202*
117
Mar.
1162* Mar. 10 1202*
192* Mar. 27 222*
99
Mar. 27 1002*
112* Mar. 27 172*
462* Mar. 31 59
Mar. 22
22 H
23
22
Mar.
46 2*
Sale
46
Mar. 24
17
Sale
17
Mar. 30
3
90
Mar. 31
Mar. 23
7
Mar.
1
192* Mar. 24
22
Mar.
2
36
36
Mar. 31
62
Mar. 22
40
68
38
Mar. 29
272* Mar. x7
72* Mar. 12
Corp pref..100
Lyons-Maijnus Inc A...
*
B„
Magna vox Co Ltd (cap!tal)2**
Magnln A Co (I) common
Preferred
*
100
t Removed from list Feb, 4.
30
172*
6**
2**
20
182*
7**
3 J*
22
30
;,
20**
7
212*
Sale
"
3**
22
32*
24
15** Sale
4
2*
432*
402* Sale
142*
142*
102* Sale
42
932* Mar. 18
57 2* Mar. 31
Mar. 4
Mar. 2
172* Mar. 16
412* Mar.
1
30
Mar.
2
7 h Mar. 1
Jan.
ai Feb.
Feb.
m Mar.
1022* Jan.
232* Jan.
35
Jan.
52* Jan.
325
110
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
12
5
1062* Mar. 27
322* Mar. 8
4?ff
6
28 325
4
4
Mar. 16
Feb.
19
Jan.
28
1212* Mar. 24
242* Jan.
222* Mar. 31
1002* Mar. 31
172* Mar. 12
Mar. 12
7
59
Mar. 27
92* Jan,
Jan.
26
Jan. 12
212* Jan. 14
46
Mar. 24
17
55
Mar. 30
Mar. 17
39
Jan.
14
90
Mar. 31
472* Jan. 25
27
Jan.
Jan.
5
7
Mar.
1
175* Jan.
4
22
Mar.
2
612*
142*
362*
182*
7
Feb.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
4
19
4
4
4
19
Jan.
19
4
36
Mar.
11
29
Mar.
28
15
212* Mar.
522* Mar.
2
222* Jan. 28
482* Jan.
5
232* Jan.
532* Jan.
43
42
442* Mar. 2
342* Mar. 15
322* Mar.127
40
Jan.. 7
312* Mar. 30
292* Jan. 12
442* Mar.
302* Sale
Mar, 24
315* Mar. 30
302* Mar. 31
22
22
22
22
IZH
it*
24
Mar. 31
62* Mar. 24
32s Mar. 24
232* Mar. 9
132*
ill31
m
62* Mar. 30
8
Feb.
Feb.
2
11
42* Feb.
3
22
Jan.
Jan.
12
6
132* Mar. 17
32* Mar. 18
Mar.
1
132* Jan.
11
Mar.
2
Mar. 11
32* Jan.
332* Jan.
13
14
Sale
Mar;
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.,
8
20
25
18
3
2
15
Mar?31
Mar.
8
t Bond was incorrectly reported in our lats issue as
2
362* Jan. 21
322* Mar. 27
3
40
142*
15
18
22
132*
40
Feb. 13
8
5
Mar. 10
412*
Mar. 29
22
Mar. 31
72* Mar.
32* Mar.
25
Mar. 31
1
Feb.
82* Jan.
23
Sale
4
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 31
62*
62*
32* Sale
29
242* Mar. 12
472* Mar.- 3
192* Mar. 11
602* Jan.
7
42
Feb. 16
962* Jan. 13
572* Mar. 31
Mar.'23
Sale
22
b 1202* Mar. 24
5 1202* Mar. 24
492* Mar. 22
40
32
2
16
Mar. 30 1052* Jan. 27
3
6
Jan.
992* Feb.
Mar. 19
1242* Mar. 18 125
4
10
Jan.
122* Feb. 20
Mar.
5
56
432* Jan. 21
23
3
25
101
87
20
Mar. 31
13
452* Mar. 31
Jan.
15
242*
51
Sale
392*
132*
132*
Sale
1122*
113„
8
62*
62*
12*
12*
1V
32*
32*
32*
232* 212* Sale
22
212*
107
L07
1082* 105
107
Sale^
4
Jan.
Jan. 12
Mar. 24
Mar. 20
42
902*
57 2* Sale
52*
52*
192*
212*
72* Sale
7
Jan.
22
Mar. 16
Mar. 19
322*
26 105
2*
492*
392*
502*
Mar. 12
58
162* Mar. 18
Feb.
35
242* Mar. 3
242* Mar. 12
472* Mar. 3
192* Mar. 11
41
632*
17
392*
28
122* Mar. 13
99
192* Mar. 27
Mar. 17
342* Mar. 12
Mar. 15
232* Mar. 11
99
Mar.
Sale
8
Mar. 31
55
622*
162*
372*
272*
Feb.
Mar. 31
Mar. 12
40
5
4
8
19
7
109
58
3
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
4
172* Jan.
1092* Jan.
40
Sale
512* Mar.
7
25
5 213
10
7
Jan.
Mar. 24
53
1
9
12
72* Jan.
22
Mar. 24
39
222*
492*
Sale
52
-
Il7K~Ma?." "8 1212*
232* Mar, 30
20
41
222*
62* Mar. 11
232*
232*
21
47**
1
2 1062* Mar. 27
25
322* Mar. 8
Mar. 11
40
Mar.
43
9
Mar. 31
Sale
10
Mar. 18 125
Mar.
Sale
3
Mar. 16
Mar. 20 51
4
Mar. 30 1042* Mar.
Mar. 10
98
Mar. 23
11
Sale
4
Mar. 19
Mar.
6
Mar.
4
Mar. 12 102
40
Mar. 16 452* Mar. 31
Mar.
1
2* Mar. 9
Mar. 17
52
50
Mar. 24
47
462* Sale
23
22
212*
22**
492*
20
21
12
Mar.
1
100
12
Sale
152* Feb. 25
6
312* Feb. 17
Mar. 18 1552* Feb.
102* Mar.
,
142* Feb. 24
232*
52*
192*
1942*
62*
Sale
62*
375
3
Mar. 18
30f Mar.
72* Mar.
Home Fire A Marine Insur
460
4,505
35
1012*
1142*
1022*
1312*
1022*
Jan. 12 1102* Feb.
Mar. 16 1022* Mar.
Jan.
4 1042* Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 18 105
Jan
7 1052* Jan.
Jan. 26 1022* Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 19 118
Jan.
4 1022* Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 13 132
Feb.
Jan. 29 110
150
Mar. 19
282* Mar. 22
105
I 106
29
302*
292*
320
152* Mar.
Mar. 18 150
392*
402* Sale
502*
502* Sale
992* 1022* 101
88
93 2*
952*
1252* 1242*
12
11
142* Mar. 25
150
272* 27
62*
Sale
20
Sale
2102* 103
82*
Sale
292*
Sale
1002*
100
512 Ewa Plantation
1052*
1022*
1042*
1012*
10521
,
140
Sale
207
6 2*
-12"
Preferred
3,750
Sale
30
28
11
common
15
140
23** 24**
6**
52*
21** Sale
Dl Giorgio Fruit Corp com. 10
General
10924 Mar. 29 1102* Mar. 24
1022* Mar. 16 1022* Mar. 16
Sale Prices
listing Mar. 15,1937" "
15
133
Preferred (new)
1,375
18,158
23,940
8,383
27,107
30.595
Lowest
Sale Prices
Industries
10,048
Inc class A partlc pref
•
19,733 Creameries of America...—*
50 Crocker First Nat Bk SFcaplOO
16,521 Crown Willamette pref
*
80,149 Crown Zeller com ft t ctfs old
Preference series A
•
9,879
6,700
Preference series B
•
5,794
Common (new)
671
Highest
Sale Prices
107
1012* 1022* 100
116
Admitted to
102
99
101
121
104** 107
110
112
103
103
117
30**
29**
6,781 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
212*
22**
725
Preferred
20
72*
8**
5,064 Calaveras Cement Co com— *
590
Preferred
100 103** 105
30
37**
8,087 Calif Cotton Mills cap...100
**
6A
20,485 Calif-Engels Mining Co
1
41
51
2,735 California Ink Co Inc A
*
45
452*
22,884 California Packing cap
•
1,435
Preferred
50
295 California Water Serf preflOO 103"" 103**
862*
88**
4,284 Caterpillar Tractor cap
•
1,318 Chrysler Corp common
5 112** 114
10}
9J
13,886 Claude Neon Elec Prod
•
46
42
4,456 Cloro* Chemical A
•
462 Coast Cos Gas & El 1st pf 100 102** Sale
22** 23**
850 Consol Aircraft Corp com—.1
25,932
2,425
1
Highest
]
Lowest
Sale Prices
31
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
"aT
Chemical
RANGE SINCE JAN.
pat
Shares.
671
1,796
10,478
3,023
6,058
March
March If
1937
Bid
Consol
£5
2
r;-
2,142
£
.
1936
$88,000
305,000
1
(
$25,000
94,600
Price
Jan.
STOCKS
Shares.
1937
Bond Sales
March
PRICES IN MARCH
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Since
In
March
1936
725,870
2,782,121
1937
848,049
Stock Sales
AGGREGATE
.rj
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
3
Mar. 29
Mar. 12
Mar.
Mar.
5
Mar.
1
Mar. 11
Mar.
8
4
382* Jan. 20
23
25
Mar. 10
162* Jan. 25
42* Jan. 27
452* Feb. 19
42
Feb.
92*
1062*
62*
12*
22*
212*
5
142* Feb.
Jan. 12
162* Feb.
8 1.142* Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 3
Jan.
Jan. 12
Jan.
4
5
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 31 23
107
Mar.
10
Jan.
2$|
8 108
having been, removed from trading.
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Jan.
4
18
20
29
21
21
28
13
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April, 1937]
AGGREGATE
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SALES
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
10,516
155
1:
.
60
245
7,255
219
3,976
10,872
205
■
,
■
1,511
3,375
28,548
15,525
•f.
4,297
8,835
530
11,806 Pacific Can Co
*
47,466 Pacific Gas A Elec Co com.25
36,887
6% 1st preferred.....
25
8,803
5%% 1st preferred......25
23,724 Pacific Lighting Corp com.
$6 dividend pref_.
1,791
21,985 Pac Pub Serv com non-vot
*
First preferred
2,831
•
Sale
Preferred
510
1,846
6% preferred (new)..
100
10,317 Rainier Pulp A Pap d A com *
Class B
*
17,513
73,478 Republic Petroleum Corp—1
64,828
Rights
6,866 Roos Bros Inc common
1
117
Series A preferred
100
617 Safeway Stores Inc
•e-
443
322
„
135
10.200
261
165,951
17,955
3.562
861
22,870
704
25
#
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Soundvlew Pulp Co (old)...5
28,584
127.127
■
109
53%
Sale
17 X
Sale
72%
72%
Preferred
27
106
30
110
42%
42 %
106
19
27
28 %
33 X
750
70
3,485
30
Mar. 22
6
Mar. 30
6
Mar. 30
12
Sale
Mar.
4
34% Jan.
Mar.
1
12
31%
Mar.
5
33
Mar. 17
99
34
Sale
96
88%
15% Sale
30
31%
26% Sale
9%
9%
15%
16%
99
Mar. 31
92% Mar.
102% Mar.
96
Mar. 17
28
Mar. 24
11% Mar.
Mar. 18
17
Mar.
Mar. 18
21
Mar.
Mar. 23
Mar. 30
Mar. 18
16% Mar.
36% Mar. 10
31% Mar. 2
Mar. 18
28
Mar. 24
Sale
Sale
44%
Sale
44
56%
ill
85
110
47%
106%
7%
23%
151%
16%
86%
Sale
Sale
Mar.
3
Mar. 10
70
Mar.
71
Mar.
2
Mar.
5
Mar.
6
50
6
46
Mar.
2
Mar. 20
33
110
Mar.
41
114
119
117
Mar.
106%
Sale
106% Mar.
3!m
Mar.
25
Sale
34 7
Mar.
28% Mar.
103
Mar.
43% Mar.
41% Mar. 10
3
60%
61%
1%
1%
%
1
9% Sale
119
10|f
1% Mar.
Mar. 10
102
m
8
m
46
5
45
Sale
19
140
Sale
Mar.
2
37
Sale
5
Mar. 15
Mar. 31
Mar.
2
Mar.
2
Mar. 18
Mar. 24
tm
Mar.
46
5
Mar. 17
20
Mar. 30
15% Mar.,
23%
22%
18%
71%
2
Mar. 10
Mar. 10 345
Mar.
6
3
Mar.
9
Mar.
4
Mar
*
..............10
(Consolidated) cl A
No par value.
Jan.
14
36% Jan.
106% Jan.
4
9
35%
38%
37
Sale
Class A Series II
ser
I.M
...50
59%
62
56
Sale
54
59
50
60
s!H
iiS
24080*
5
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
Mar. 19 104
4rn
2
43% Jan.
1% Jan. 26
% Jan. 29
4
13
17
Mar. 19
Mar. 2
Jan. 28
Jan. 27
Feb. 10
Mar. 31
Mar.
2
Mar.
2
Feb. 25
Feb. 10
Mar. 12
Feb. 23
Mar. 3
Feb.
Mar.
23
9
65% Mar. 11
1% Jan. 11
Jan.
13
Jan.
6
12
Feb.
17
43% Jan.
4
4
49% Feb.
19
29
Jan.
20
Jan.
Jan,
12
46
9
5
Mar. 25
21%
Jan.
2 107
Mar. 22
17%
Mar. 22
Mar. 17
Mar. 30
11% Jan.
Mar.
1
65
3
312
35% Mar. 18
40% Mar.
8
56%
53
Mar. 29
52
50
Mar. 16
59
53
Yellow Checker Cab Co—
245
33
5 110
Mar. 15
42%
115
Jan. 11 120
106% Mar. 31 106%
% Jan. 11
Jan.
10% Feb. 28
27% Jan. 29
Feb.
13% Feb.
24c
27% Jan. 22
106
41
16
Mar. 10
Jan.
Pipe A Steel of Calif
common
Jan.
Jan.
2
4
Mar. 17
,
5
7
18
Jan.
Mar.
340
Jan
Mar. 31
1
.
Jan.
Jan.
7c
Mar. 10
Mar.
Mar. 22
Jan.
Jan.
9
Mar. 15
Mar. 18
Mar.
18?*
2 5*
89% Jan. 15
79% Feb. 13
3
102
10% Mar. 9
49% Mar. 10
32% Jan.
29% Jan.
78
40
Mar. 18
12
22
25
14
13
11
Mar. 15
1% Mar. 11
7
4
Jan.
11^
38
18
Mar. 16
W*
4
15
Jan.
Jan.
103
Mar. 18
Mar. 22
im
65
2
.
Mar. 15
11
85% Mar. 24
33% Mar. 3
1
104% Mar.
48% Mar. 12
Mar.
2
4%
Mar. 25
21%
Mar. 23 106
05% 106% 105
15% Sale
15% Mar. 22 16%
26
Sale
24% Mar. 22 27%
Sale
Mar
Mar.
Mar. 19 104
9
Mar.
2
65% Mar. 11
55
10
Mar.
16
Feb. 16
4 109
Feb. 23
51% Jan. 13
2
54% Feb.
4% Mar. 22
5% Jan.
9
16% Mar. 22
18% Jan. 15
104
9
24c
Feb.
Feb.
22% Jan.
Feb.
134% Mar. 23 150
5
87
75% Jan.
Mar.
®j
Mar.
141
Mar.
9% Mar.
350
Sale
10
Mar. 22
7c
18%
19%
19%
20%
18% Sale
66%
68%
20%
5
6
Mar. 18
Mar. 24
6% Mar. 12
22% Mar. 29
17%
Mar.
20
2
Mar. 18
Mar. 23
Mar. 3
Mar. 18
105% Feb.
89
29%
30% 30
105% 108% 109
41
42%
41%
47
Mar.
Mar.
20
Mar. 30
Mar. 17
98
Jan.
4 102% Mar.
9
89
Feb. 10
96
Mar. 5
13% Jan. 18
Mar. 12
30
Feb. 23
32
Jan.
7
24
Jan.
4
28
Mar. 4
9% Jan. 18
11% Mar. 4
18
15% Mar. 18
Jan.
6
44
Sale
17% Sale
106
Sale
"5%
4% Mar.
16% Mar.
85% Mar.
33
1
Sale
43%
4%
..100
Transamerlca Corp capital..*
Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
Union Sugar Co common. .25
Mar. 10 108
23% Jan.
18
2
1
6
44!
13 j
Mar.
Mar.
7
38% Jan.
11
Mar.
Mar. 24
26
Jan,
19%
14%
31%
28%
25%
Mar.
19%
X
108
Mar.
57%
74 & Sale
74% Sale
28
5
Mar. 19
16% Mar. 12
31% Mar. 4
27
102
9
Mar.»
Mar. 29
*29$
Sale
16
15%
31% Sale
3
15
30%
24%
9%
15%
19%
14%
31%
28%
25%
45
4
22% Jan.
13
44% Sale
IX
IX
Walalua Agricultural Co..20
344 WellsFargoBk A UnTr cap 100
19,411
36% Mar. 29
Mar. 30
40
Sale"
Sale
Universal Cons OH
Mar. 22
6
Mar. 29
Sale
com •
United Air Lines Trans
30
12
i02~" 104"'
Corp class A..*
Preferred..
23% Mar. 19
35% Mar. 23
31% Sale
103% Sale
46
44%
34
"55 X
cap. 10
390 Telephone Investment Corp *
Tide Water Assoc Oil Co
Highest
Sale Prices
28
Feb. 17
1
Mar.
27
Sale
Sale
14,974 Super Mold Corp of Cal
: 7,018
Sale
s
Sale
103%
36 %
35%
100 % 106%
*
Thomas Allec
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
3,169 Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
52,473 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital •
3,420
22,630
2,163
503,333
62,069
10,978
3,594
56.833
1,314
"43%
115%
Sale
15
28
102
32
30
109
100
Class B
35%
6%
Highest
Sale Prices
12
10c
2,353 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
5,539 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
1.448
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
36
Sale
New.....5
Rights........
*
20
31
Ask
107 % 105% 105% 105
Mar. 29
Sale
6
Mar. 12
6%
6%
20
23
Mar.
22%
29
22%
Sale
Mar. 22
142% 144% 141
149
136
140
134% Mar. 23 147
88
80 ^ 84
86% Mar. 3 86%
115
102 %
5%% cum conv pref
100
21,168 Signal Oil A Gas Co class A_*
28 %
Sale
227 San Joaq Lt A Pr prior pf.100
5
6% prior pref ser A
100
24,264 Schlesinger A Sons cl A com •
Preferred
4,475
100
8,938 Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
33%
5%
21
Sale
27:
41%
Western
•
21
Sale
common.*
777
6,422
16,323
2,065
Sale
100
932 Phillips Petroleum Go cap.
4,840 Pfg'n Whistle Corp partic pf *
6,333 Ry Eq & Realty Co Ltd com
85,210
10
8,779
1,712
400
31%
26 %
com...
....
"260
1,330
1,221
24",263
93
Sale
Tel A Tel Co common.100
Preferre d
..—.....100
559
12,967
1,695
3,332
*
Sale
230
24
28%
100
830 PaauhauSutfarPlantCo capl5
6,131 Pacific-Amer Fisheries, Inc. 5
7,020 Parafflne Cos, Inc.,
3,858
3,257
16,599
64,828
4,106
55
110
100
40%
Sale
12 %
*
Sale
799
'
33 %
6
5
505
4% preferred
.........100
365
5H% preferred
100
26,510 North Amer Oil Con sol cap. 10
2,036 Occidental Insurance cap..10
11,413 Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
B
31,061
1,365 Pac
5
Sale
39%
Co capital..
March
Ask Bid
26 %
29
Marchant Cal Mach Co com 10
620 Market St Ry Co
prior pf.100
Second preferred
50
100
678
213
5
March 1
Bid
....
7,698
6,598
IH?';
1937
Par
North Amor Inv Corp—
896
Common
365
'■v-,'.
STOCKS
24,722
33,578 Natomas
8,550
'•4V
PRICES IN MARCH
Price
Nat Auto Fibre* Inc rtc
A common set lea 1
4.437
65
Jan. 2
60,700
50
i;
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
March
.
SAN FKANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
34% Jan.
Mar. 12
53
Mar. 10
50
Mar. 29
Mar. 16
Feb.
4
Feb.
24
Feb. 24
Jan. 18
Jan.
2
28
Feb.
24
Feb.
4
23% Jan.
13
If"
2 350
19
Jan.
1
Mar. 17
Jan.
Feb.
40% Mar.
64
Jan.
59
Jan.
18
1
8
14
7
w
rm.
W-
%
Angeles Stock Exch.
Los
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS
Shares_ 1,961,728
March
6,368,078
Jan. 1 to March 31—— — —
Since
Jan. 1
STOCKS
Assoc Gas & El
Bandini
A
Petroleum Go...
200
600 Barker Bros common.....
1,209
34,900
4,900
2,900
4,700
2,079
5*4% preferred (new)...
116,738 Barn hart-Morrow Cons...
53,300 Berkey & Gay Furn Co..
Warrants....
.......
94,100
20,600 Bolsa Chica Oil Corp A...
600
300
Ask
3*4
4 *4
9*4 Sale
B
20,500
1,000
1,600
12,000
70c
2% Sale
1.10
"1,650
4,800
7,400
9,100
2,900
1,200
7*4
1*4
"'"loo
7*4
2*4
14c
13c
10c
16c
20c
16c
Sale
57
403
1,200
2,900
500
500
4,400
6,600
12,100
r
800
500
1,400
35
35
1,600
5,300
54
Sale
142",400
13.700
1.900
9,600
2,690
795
230
"9",600
47,266
29,850
47,039
177,200
300
4,600
"""966
700
800
3,400
500
700
1,000
>
700
130
200
""'666
34,400
86,600
37.600
5,000
22,400
2,700
„
323
400
9,000
2,800
2.900
•
200
'
10c
Mar. 17
Mar. 16
Mar. 18
15c
16c
Mar. 11
39
61
16X8
3*4 Mar.
1.35
25c
12
18c
41c
80c
18c
1
70c
12*4
Sale
45c
85c
19c
11*4
12
32
32 )4
12*4
15
10*1
11)4
22*4
22*4
9
21c
Jan.
Jan.
22
25
17c
25
31*4 Feb.
13c
16c
18
16
22x4
6*4
m
22
Mar.
3
Mar. 29
6
43*4 Mar.
4
12
Mar.
9
17*4
17*4
24*4
6*4
Mar. 11
Mar. 16
Mar. 12
Mar. 3
64*4 Mar.
17*4 Mar.
97*4c Mar.
447*4
17*4
Sale
8
Mar. 11
1
Mar. 17
62*4
16*4 Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 16
4
Mar
Mar. 17
27
.
3
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Sale
7*4
Sale
1.20
24
1.30
1.75
...
40
Mar.
22*4 Mar.
9
1.10 Mar.
1
Mar. 10
24
4
22" "Mar.""4
16c
Sale
11c
Mar.
3
18c
Sale
45c
Mar. 27
Mar. 29
60c
49c
Sale
14
113
Sale
5
Sale
50c
14*4
116
8*4 Sale
1.40 Sale
3*4 Sale
40c
92*4c Mar. 4
3*4 Mar. 19
1.40
2*4
82*4c 87*4c
Sale"
75c
Sale
25c
60c
26c
Sale
65c
67*4c 62 *4 c
1.75
1.40
1.45
38c
26c
Sale
13*4
15*4
17
26*4
30
Sale
43c
75c
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
55c
Mar. 24
M[ar. 8
Mar. 10
15*4 Mar.
4*4 Mar.
80c
25
8c
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
27c
Jan.
4
3
1
Mar. 12 87*4cMar.
2*4 Mar.
1*4 Jan.
9
4
15
8
45c
Jan.
11
70c
Jan.
Jan.
4
20
2
80c
16
12
43c
Mar. 1
Mar. 25
60c
Mar.
4 77*4c Mar. 16
2.00 Mar. 19
1.30 Mar. 11
Mar.
6
26c
Mar.
1 40c
15
Mar. 9
14
Mar. 25
26
Mar. 23
30*4 Mar.
5
10*4
10*4
33*4
31*4 Sale
27*4
28
32*4
34
31*4
29*4
26*4
'
106
7 1
23*4
23*4
47*4
——
27*4
31*4
44*4 Sale
31
105
50c
3
7*4
26*4
27*4
"28"
11
Sale
Sale
40c
7*4
Sale
Sale
75c
Sale"
Sale
7*4 Sale
'"2*4 Sale"
3
6*4
106
6*4
9c
l34c
7*4
Sale
30
7*4
Sale
Sale
-
4*4
3*4
6
10*4 Mar. 17
33*4 Mar. 11
10*4 Mar.
31*| Mar.
29*4 Mar.
26
Mar.
P
Mar.
30*4 Mar.
44*4 Mar.
106*4 Mar.
7
26*4 Mar."
9*4 Mar.
6c
Mar.
35c
7
Mar.
Mar.
40c
Mar.
3
47
107
Mar.
6
Mar. 19
18c
45c
70c
18c
12
26
87*4cMar.31
7*4 Mar. 3
52*4c Mar. 2
3
Mar.
26
29;
7
50*4 Sale
57
Sale
32*4
33*4
3c
5c
44
Sale
12c
Mar. 13
28*4 Sale"
38*4
28*4
29*4
27*4 Sale
31*4
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
Mar. 22
Mar. 18
Mar.
1
Mar. 20
28
Mar. 25
Sale
Mar. 30
Mar. 13
50*4 Mar . 1
60
Mar. 8
32*4 Mar. 12
4c
Mar. 18
48
Mar. 12
48c
Mar. 13
29
Mar. 6
39*4 Mar. 2
29
Mar. 4
28*4 Mar. 11
31*4 Mar. 18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
_
Mar. 23
Jan. 16
Mar. 18
Jan.
4
Mar. 12
23*4 Jan. 23
23*4 Feb.
5
9
Jan.
2
33c
7
Mar. 19
Jan.
6
Mar. 10
45c
Feb. 26
6c
2*4 Jan.
;
3
3
Mar.
Jan.
2
9
6
17*4 Feb.
3
Feb.
10
119
Mar. 23
Jan.
Jan.
44*4 Mar. 31
106*4 Mar. 11
1
3*4 Mar. 19
6*4 Mar. 1
Mar.
5*4 Mar.
Jan.
13c
Jan.
72*4c Jan.
60c
Feb.
16*4 Feb.
109
Mar.
6*4 Feb.
10
Feb.
10*4 Mar. 25
31*4 Mar. 31
29*4 Mar. 29
6
28*4 Mar. 5
12*4 Mar. 5
25c
Mar. 20
2*4 Mar.
3
Mar.
7*4 Mar.
Mar.
1
Mar. 15
34
Jan.
3*4 Jan.
40c
1
45*4 Mar. 23
53*4 Jan.
4
28
Mar. 22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
22*4 Mar. 3
1*4 Jan. 25
.
45c
2
Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar. 11
35
Jan.
19*4 Jan.
1*4 Jan.
14
47
_
3
1.45 Mar. 31
Mar,
16
4
24
Feb! 4
1.50 Mar. 16
1.50 Mar. 24
Jan.
Jan.
1.35 Jan. 15
85c
5
9*4 Jan.
1 119
Mar. 19 106*4 Feb. 11
113
Mar.
4
4*4 Jan.
5*4 Mar. 4
4*4 Mar. 24
7*2 Jan. 6
9
Mar. 4
8*4 Mar. 10
13*4 Mar. 25
45c
2
2*4 Sale
21
(
46c
97^4 c
Mar. 15
35
14*4 Sale
113*4 Sale
Feb.
Feb.
46
1.50 Mar. 16
1.50 Mar. 24
Mar.
16
27
11
16
8
L39*4 Mar. 11
1.50 Mar. 24
22
10
64*4 Mar. 9
19*4 Mar. 11
1*4 Mar. 17
160
Jan. 11
70
Feb. 13
18*4 Feb.
3
30*4 Mar. 3
11*4 Jan. 11
8*4 Jan. 18
9
3
Mar.
Mar. 27
Mar. 24
1
23*4
10
7
133*4 135*4 139*4 Mar. 11
4iS
17
6
Sale
"75c"
Feb.
4*4 Feb.
Feb.
44*4 Feb.
12*4 Jan.
17*4 Mar.
17*4 Mar.
24*4 Feb.
43
135
"9
Mar.
9
jc Sale
48c
Sale
90c
4
59*4 Mar. 19
Mar. 19
33
39c
10c
29*4 Jan.
8c
8*4 Mar. 16
7*4 Mar. 9
1.501.52*4
25c
2.25
Jan. 19
Feb. 23
Feb. 24
Feb. 25
Feb. 18
5
13
4*4 Mar. 22
10*4 Mar. 16
15*4 Mar. 2
13*4 Mar. 6
Sale
16*4
9*4
95c
3*4 Sale
Jan.jf25
Feb. >6
Jan. F4
Jan. 28
Jan.
1
Mar.
42
6
Mar. 23
37
Sale
ft*
22
23
1.10 Sale
12c
36c
Mar. 16
14c
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
Mar. 31
6c
59*4 Mar. 15
Mar. 3
Mar. 24
53
38
'25Si"2i *4 '21*4 "22*4
38,400
Rights
2*4 Sale
16,30o Ryan Aeronautical C0......I
90c
1,442 Samson Corp B common....*
2*4
3*4
7,230
6% Preferred
...10
100 San Gabriel Riv Impt Co...10
J' 40 San Joaquin LfitP 7% pr pflOO 114
44
46
2,893 Security Co units
53
53*4
20
25,100 Security First Nat Bank
27*4 28*4
400 Shell Union Oil Corp
*
2c
3c
68,000 Sierra Trading Corp......25c
35
39
..*
2,700 Signal Oil-Gas A
20c
50c
300 Signal Petroleum Co
1
30
16.600 So Calif Edison Ltd com...25
725
Original preferred ...... 25
*28*4
6,500
0% preferred.........._25
27*4
5)4% preferred.........25
7,900
300 So Calif Gas A 6% pref—.25
67.
8
Sale
138
40
136
pref 0%
.......
25
1st preferred......25
7.100 Pacific Indemnity Co......10
1,900 Pac Lighting Corp com.....*
130
$6 preferred
...
* 104*4 106*<
8
8)4
Pacific Public Service....
*
For footnotes see page
12c
38
6
17*1
7*1
5)4%
500
18c
9c
15c
Mar. 17
56
15*4
Sale
Sale
9)4
1st
...
6,950
167
B
.......1
46,950 Rice Ranch Oil Co
*
16,200 Roberts Public Markets
886
6,000
Mills
100
1st preferred.
.........*
2,700 Pacific Western OH Corp...*
116,100 Republic Petr Co Ltd
..10
86,600
Rights
2,810
700
100
Merchants Petroleum
Mar. 13
9c
1.45 Sale
440
470
460
65)4 62*4 63
16 *4
65c
Menasco Mfg
5,090
1,105
17*1
29 *4
18,000 Mt Diablo Oil Ming Ac Dev._l
1,800 National Funding Corp—10
196,850 Nor don Corp
........
5
1
150,625 Occidental Pet Corp
.......1
153,220 Oceanic Oil Co....
300,100 Ollnda Land {Co............1
9,800 Pacific Clay Products......*
11,000 Pac Finance Corp common. 10
200
Preferred series A.......10
Preferred series C ......10
1,100
1,600 Pac Gas & Elec Co com....25
Mascot Oil
29,200
"66 *4
17*1
65
80c
50,820
.
65 *4
440
Co..............l
Co............1
Co...l
Alloys Inc A...
*
*
32,670
13c
1.10 Sale
290,400 Jade Oil Co
1
340,100 KLinner Air pi fit Motor Corp.l
326,800 Lincoln Petroleum Corp
1
23,900 Lockheed Aircraft Corp..—1
3,252 L A Gas Ac Elec 6% pref
100
94,400 L A Industries Inc.........2
9,300 L A Investment Co......—It
43,500
76,400
2,900
1,189
5*4
9*4
30*4
41*4
87*4
3*4
2*4
7*4
2*4
Mar. 10
Jan. 26
Jan. 14
.06 Feb.
4
54
21
6*4
6*4
~J2087HC
.
Mar.
12c
8c
17
23
22
1,300
3*4
6*4
26J4
38*4
4*4 Mar. 16
7*4 Mar.
30*4 Mar. 17
Mar. 25
10c
13c
12c
11*4 Sale
12
15*1 16*4
14 *4 Sale
100 Honolulu Oil Corp.........*
cHudson Motor Car Co......*
100 International Cinema
*
"""266
2
Sale
10c
8c
38
11)4
22)4
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb. 16
39*4 Mar. 8 41*4 Mar .17
45c
Jan.
2
62*4cMar.
8 87*4cMar. 31
2*4 Jan.
2
3*4 Mar. 1
2*4 Mar. 31
1.20
Jan.
4
1*4
Mar.
1*4 Mar. 29
5*4 Mar. 17
6*4 Mar.
1
5*4 Mar. 17
2
Mar. 20
2
Mar. 20
2*4 Mar. 6
Jan.
4 106
Mar. 30 104
104*4 Mar. 16 106
mm
4
*42*4 *43*4
21)4
Lowest
Sale Prices
!FT:
3)4
A.........—1
Farmers Ac Merch Nat Bk.lM
General Motors Corp
..10
General Paint common.. __*
Gladding McBean Ac Co
*
Globe Grain Ac Milling Co..25
Golden State Co
——*
Goodyear T Ac R Akron com.*
$5 Preferred (new)
*
......*
12,100 Hancock Oil Co A_.
67,800 Holly Development Co
__1
380 Holly Oil Co
5
3,400
27,300
105
V*
a
Sale
1
2)4
105*4 105*8
10c
42
Oil Co
Exeter
Sale
m
105
48
100 Douglas Aircraft Corp
*
Emsco Derr Ac Equip Co.....5
5,600
364,200
Sale
Sale
.....
2,700
187,000
"40*4 "41*4
821?
1*6
1.25
HiQhest
Sale Prices
7
28
Sale
:;.7; ■ 4
40
Sale
Lowest
3*4 Mar. 10
Mar. 11
4
3*4
7%
30
Sale
45c
1,450 California Bank new......25
2,077 Central Investment Corp.100
8,600 Chapman's Ice Cream Co...*
100 Chrysler Corp
5
9,700 Citizens Nat T fie S Bank..20
18,300 Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
*
16,400 Consolidated Oil Corp
158,200 Consolidated Steel com....*
*
Preferred
13,600
12,100 Creameries of America v t c.*
25
V
576 District Bond Co
600
344
1,300
4
3)4
26*4
26*4
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
1,211 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100 103 *4 104H
6c
7c
42,900 Buckeye Union Oil com
1
6c
8c
16,000
Common rot tr ctfs
1
10c
15c
Preferred
.........I
10,700
Preferred vot trust ctfs.-l
61,000
300 Byron Jackson Co_.._^——*
926
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Sale Prices
March 31
March 1
1937
Bid
1,500
56,100
31———*,-—.,
Price
par
Shares
12,900
Jan. 1 to March
Jan. 2
In
March
Shares
400
March
PRICES IN MARCH
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AQQREQATE
1936
1937
Bond Sales
1936
1,143,764
4,092,786
1937
Stock Sales
14
5
28
25
10
20
19
8
5
5 Mar. 30
4 Jan.
16
Mar. 15
4 Mar.
Jan.
1
11
4 Mar. 16
4 Jan. 12
Feb. 26
Feb.
1
0 Mar. 19
Mar.
6
Feb.
4
Jan.
4
4 Jan.
12
4 Mar. 17
4 Jan. 13
4 Jan. 13
4 Jan. i 8
Feb.
4 Jan.
18
7
Mar. 19
4
4
4
4
Jan.
21
Jan. 23
Mar. 5
Feb. 17
Mar. 20
4 Mar. 31
4 Jan. 20
Feb.
17
4 Feb. 13
4 Mar. 19
4 Feb. 23
4 Feb.
3
Feb.
9
4 Feb.
10
Feb.
4
1
4 Mar. 12
Feb. 10
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
Feb. 23
Mar. 30
4 Jan.
13
Mar. 20
Mar. 25
Feb.
5
4 Jan.
Mar. 30
8
4 Mar. 11
Mar. 13
4 Feb. 20
April, 1937]
AGGREGATE
LOS
SALES
LOS
ANGELES
ANGELES
STOCKS
March 1
1937
Ask
Southern Pacific Co
25
44
Lowest
Sale Prices
150
Sale
13**
400 Van de Kamps Bakeries.....*
930 Victor Oil Co.
10
Sale
25** Sale
16
Sale
153** Sale
26
Sale
18** Sale
150
Mar.
1 155
24** Mar. 22
15** Mar. 3
Mar. 13
27** Mar. 10
18** Mar. 17
1
Sale
Sale
1,900
Western Air Express Corp..10
200 Yellow Ac Checker Cab Co..*
2
9
6
10**
2
2**
8** Sale
11**
12** Sale
1** Mar. 8
7** Mar. 27
10** Mar. 4
2 5* Mar. 17
8** Mar. 31
12** Mar. 3
9**
150
Highest
Sale Prices
Jan.
155
24** Mar.
11** Jan.
28**
18**
40**
25*
Feb.
1 ** Jan.
x7H Jan.
10** Mar.
9
62
\
107** Mar. 11 108** Feb.
12** Feb.
3
14** Jan.
45
Jan.
6
625* Mar.
435* Jan.
4
49** Feb.
5
4** Jan.
6
Feb.
43 ** Jan. 19
55
Mar.
21** Mar. 15 29** Mar.
21** Jan. 20 25** Mar.
15** Mar. 22 17** Jan.
39
1,856 Weber Showcase Ac Fix pfd__*
39,300 Wellington Oil Co
...1
9
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
29
4
19
19
16
31
31
2
4
27
4
17
10
17
11
12** Mar. 31
Jan.
10
56** Feb.
Jan.
12
61** Jan.
29
STOCKS—
200 Alaska Juneau Gold M Co 10c
Black Mammoth Cons M Col St
Calumet Gold Mines Co.-lAc
40,000 Cardinal Gold Mining Co...l
2,540
1,400
873,400
122,000
6,700
35,740
94,825
Highest
Sale Prices
150
23
401 Union Bank Ac Trust Co...50
55,100 Union Oil of Calif
25
22,200 Universal Cons Oil Co....10
177,050
337,800
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
Warrants
Taylor Milling Corp
*
Transamerlca Corp.........*
MINING
Ask
218
»
Sunray Oil Co__
Superior Oil Co common
March, 31
Ask Bid
Sale
106*
107** Mar. 1 107** Mar. 1
13*1 Sale
Mar. 20
"13** 13
14
Mar.
8
Sale
54** Sale
54** Mar.
1
62** Mar. 30
46H
47**
44** Mar. 23 49** Mar. 10
a4W
i 4*| Sale
4** Sale
4** Mar. 19
4** Mar.
1
54
47
47 **
Sale
Mar. 31
44** Mar. 10 55
28** Sale
21** Mar. 15 29** Mar. 31
23
25
Sale
25** 23** Mar. 15 25** Mar. 2
15
Sale
16** Sale
15** Mar. 22 16** Mar. 4
10#
Standard Oil of Calif
Bid
107**
•fi 0;
K
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
213 So Counties Gas 6% pref.101
9,100 Sontag Chain Sotres Co Ltd. *
;
67
Jan. 2
Shares
3,700
12,GOG
34,000
26,000
4,270
2,000
101,200
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MARCH
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
STOCK
Cons Chollar G & S Co
1
Gold Ore Mining Co
1
imperial Development Co.25c
Oatman Rainb Gold M Co. 10c
Prince Cons Mining Co
Tom Reed Gold Mines Co
14**
15
28c
l**c
3c
67 **c 75c
23c
15c
10c
l**c
.....
2c
lc
10
1
Zenda Gold Mining Co
...I
42c"
8c
44c
12c
14** Jan.
37c
Sale
3**c
Sale
80c
Sale
12c
',8c
3c
40c
40c
Sale
11c
20c
12c
Sale
5**c
Sale
5**c
Mar.
5c
5c
Sale
14c
30c
lc
Sale
30c
Mar.
38c
Mar.
1
Sale
lc
Mar.
3**c
Mar.
1
62**c Mar.
1** Mar.
80c
62**c Sale
114
2
12c
8c
Mar.
Mar.
1
1
1
3c
Mar.
5c
1
50c
50c
Mar. 15
Mar. 22
38c
41c
40c
43c
Mar.
8
11c
12c
12c
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
14**c Mar.
8
168** Mar.
Mar.
4
1
45c
Sale
Mar.
2** Mar. 10
Mar.
20c
lc
19
Jan.
20
Mar. 23
62**c Mar 18
1 ** Mar.
4
x7c
Jan.
l**cJan.
lc
50c
38c
9c
Jan.
28
12
17
23
4c
9c
4
5c
10
Feb.
Feb.
82**cFeb. 26
2** Mar. 10
12c
Mar.
1
4
Mar. 22
Feb.
5
Feb.
155* Jan.
38c
1
48c
15c
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1015
13
11
11
UNLISTED STOCKS—
1,600 Amer
3.922
Rad & Stand San
*
Amer Tel Ac Tel Co
100
172
500 Anaconda Copper Mining..50
700 Atlantic Refining Co
25
66**
35**
8**
7,600 (The) Aviation Corp (Del)..5
2,000 Baldwin Locomotive........*
21,200 Cities Service Co..
......*
900 Commercial
Solvents
4**
18**
3**
4**
7**
22**
58**
48**
7,200 Com'wealth & Southern....*
1,400 Cord Corp
..........5
14,900 Curtlss-Wright Corp
1
1,500 Electric Bond & Share......5
*
400 Goodrich
»
(B F) Co
2,000 International Tel Ac Tel
*
100 Kennecott Copper Corp
*
600 McKesson & Robbins
...5
400 Montgomery Ward Ac Co....*
*
1,600 N Y Central RR
14,300 No Amer Aviation Inc_.....l
1,100 North American Co
......*
9,800 Packard Motor Car Co
13
61**
13**
62**
13**
55**
563*
63*1
13**
"14**
44**
15**
60**
30
30**
*
11**
19,500 Radio Corp of America.....*
3,000 Radlo-Keith-Orpheum
...*
11
Standard Oil Co (New
United Corp (Del)..........*
200 U S Steel Corp
9,000
Warner
Bros
No par value.
x
Odd lot.
Mar.
Mar.
4**
7**
225*
61**
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
5
Mar.
Mar.
3
9
49
5
Mar.
2
Mar. 17
Mar. 16
66
62** Mar.
14** Mar.
Mar. 20
Mar. 25
68
Mar.
27H
Sale
Sale
Mar.
5
Mar.
4
Mar.
Mar.
6
Mar.
Mar.
2
Mar.
Mar.
5
Mar.
2
15** Mar.
4
Mar.
15**
15
51**
20**
6**
52**
20**
61
61?*
20**
57** Mar.
8
60
Mar.
8
21
7**
6
6** Mar. 30
7
Mar. 23
195*
m
21
Pictures
5
16**
17**
144** 145**
"14**
15**
15
Sale'
14** Mar. 23
16
6
12
15
23
18
6
27
24
8
{6
Mar. 20
Mar. 11
; Mar. 30
Mar.
14*4
8
4
Mar.
Mar. 17
13**
28**
10**
11
8**
15**
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 10
Mar. 8
47** Mar.
15**
Jan. 19
Mar. 22
Jan. 18
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
I Jan.
;
Jan.
8
.....*
100 Westinghouse El Ac Mfg Co.*
•
3
4
Mar.
Sale
~Vo
Mar. 17
Mar.
12** Mar.
63**
52**
Sale
30?*
11**
11 u
11**
Mar.
185* Mar.
Sale
15**
_
Mar. 15
Mar.
3
Mar.
Jer).25
Texas Corp
...—.......*
1,300 Tide Water Assoc Oil
....*
5,700
$2
8*
300 Seaboard OH Co of Del
*
1,400 Standard Brands Inc
.....*
"i'ooo
30
63
14,
64**
455*
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Mar.
Mar.
9
...*
300 General Electric Co
Mar.
Mar.
; Feb.
6
I Mar.
Jan.
11
9
6
11
4
5
7
4
23
24
21
22
_
29** Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
10** Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4** Jan.
5** Feb.
8** Mar.
27*1 Feb.
625* Feb.
49
Mar.
15?* Feb.
F
M
3
8
10
23
12
29
16
20
13
2
3
14
5
17
17
62** Mar. 20
15** Mar. 25
68** Mar.
54*1 Mar.
17** Jan.
34** Jan.
12** Feb.
125* Jan.
Feb.
5
17
21
15
19
15
18
Jan. 18
Jan. 18
72
Feb. 24
60
Mar. 10
4
21** Feb.
85* Jan. 14
Feb.
1
V
m
23
12 151
Feb.
Jan.
9
12
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7
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OF BONDS AND STOCKS
■&/: J"
1',
In the earlier part
General
different classes of
securities quoted:
......
—
—
[ndustrial Stocks
.......
......
-
Stocks
.................
investing Companies Securities..........
insurance
-
Railroad Stocks
72
-.-.-112
.....
...
Joint Stock Land
91
Mining Stocks.———.—..—.———.
85
Real Estate Bonds...
Municipal Bonds—Domestic
91
Real Estate Trust and Land
82
82
—
111
Bank Securities
84
92
—
..........
Page
Page
Page
—
industrial Bonds
of
of
and descriptions, not only
The following is an index
Qugftajtions we combine in one comprehensive whole, securities of all classes
on the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
Exchange Seats
' •
i
records of the dealings on the leading stock exchanges
and for the calendar year to date, are furnished. In this department
those dealt in
to the
•••■
*-
•
of this publication complete
the latest month
the country, for
a
85
93
Canadian
Canadian
Public
Utility Bonds
Utility Stocks.
.ri
85
85
93 Textile Stocks
74
.....
...
....
85 Public
Utility Bonds
Public
99
80
Stocks
74
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks..
79
...
91
91
79
United States Government Securities
68
68 United States Territorial Bonds..........
....
99
Public Utility Stocks
......
73 Railroad Bonds
73 Railroad Bonds.........................
....
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that is, that the accrued interest forms part
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately in making payment. In the case of Income bonds and bonds in
-
7
of the price, and
default, the price is
Tm letter "f" prefixed to
always "flat." and no
designating mark is employed to indicate the fact.
based on average maturities.
Quotations for equipment bonds are
be paid in addition to the price.
and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but in
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "and dividend" that is the accrued dividend must
It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive
cases
obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
abbreviations are often used, viz.: "M" for mortgage, "g"
the figures are
The following
"conv" for convertible,
"s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
in the letters showing the interest period indicates the month when
The black-faced type
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except
Bid
Bonds
RAILROAD BONDS
Atlantic
_
^
1st 56*40J&J / 21
99
Adirondack 1st 434s 1942 gu M&S
102
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942- J&D
Akron Canton & Youngs town—
71
Gen & ref 6s 1945 series A_ A&O
70
Gen & ref 534s 1946 ser B. A&O
Alabama Great Southern—
11434
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A..-J&D
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
J&D b 107
1.50
Eq trust 5s ser G 1938
A&O
Alabama Tennessee & Northern—
Prior lien
6s 1948
6s Oct
Gen income
J&J f
1948...J&J /
Alabama & Vicksburg
1934
534
mtge guar 4s 1998——A&O
American Refrig Transit—
6
1.50
Equip 6s series D 1937-.—J&J
b 3.00
Equip 534ssaries E 1939--M&N
b 3.75
Equip 5s ser F, G & H, '41-'45
69
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
Q-J
Ark & Mem Ry Bridge & Term—
10334
1st M 5s 1964
M&S
106
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947——A&O
Atchison Topeka & Santa
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995
Fe—
Athens Terminal Ry—
1st g 5s
,
J&J
1937
1st cons 4s Mar 1 2002—M&S
Atlanta & St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s. 1938
...A&O
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939...F&A
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951—-J&J
1st 5s ext May 11954——M&N
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
1.00%
2034
634
111
106
/
30
10934
11134
Called April 1 at
100.
m
gtd g 5s 1941
J&J
Augusta Union Sta 4s 1953..J&J
1053*
Baltimore & Harrisburg Ry—
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938.M&N
Baltimore & Ohio—
1st M 4s g July 1 1948
A&O
1st M 5s July 1 1948
A&O
5-yr sec notes 434s 1939—F&A
Conv g 434s I960-F&A
Ref & gen 5s 1995 series A.J&D
Ref & gen 6s 1995 series O.J&D
Ref & gen 5s 2000 ser D..M&S
Ref & gen 5s series F 1996-M&S
Eqtr 434s 1937-40 (yr)—.M&N
Eq tr 434s '38-*41 O (yr)..F&A
Eq tr 5s 1937 (yr)
F&A
Eqtr 5s 1938 (yr)
F&A
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941
M&N
8 W Div 1st 5s 1950
J&J
Toledo & Oin Div 4s 1959.J&J
98
1.00%
2.00 ~
2.50
71
104
81
114
97
99
10334
10434
10634
107
114
111
10034
803*
903*
100
8934
8934
w
m
10134
9934
94
105
96
1.00%
1.10%
3~25
3.60
3.00
88
86
7134
70
1.50
1.00%
2.00
1.25%
A
Boston & N Y Air Line—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
Bost & Prov deb 5s July 1
F&A / 27
/101
1938
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—
1st m 43*s Juy 15 1947—J&
Gen
m
86
J15
J&J15 /
1938
6s
38
283*
90
42
104
1033*
..J&J
1013*
103 H
108
J&J
101
J&J
1043*.
105
I Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
General 5s g 1937
M&S 100.21
943*
86
Con g 434s 1957
M&N
1.50
Equip trust 5s 1937-38—J&D b
11234
Buff & Susquehanna RR Corp— i
105
9834
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
J&J
1103*
Burl Cedar Rapids & North—
2634
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g '34—A&O /
0.75%
1.25%
1.50%
1.00%
1.00%
1033*
10434
9334
Bangor & Aroostook—
1st M 6s g Jan 1 1943
J&J
Cons refund g 4s 1951
J&J
4s stamped 1951
—
Piscat Div g 5s Jan 1943..A&O
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39.F&A
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43.A&0
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39—F&A
Battle Creek & Sturgis—
Boston Term Co
1st mtge
gtd 4s 1938
104
1st ref 5s 1961
101
863*
^
101
110
107..
10634
24
Certificates of deposit
10734
10634
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s '44 F&A
9934
m
105
Cambria & Clearfield—
J&J
.—F&A
108
10534
Eqtr 534s 1938
M&N
Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955..J&J
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.A&0
Canadian National Rys—
11534
1st
76
5s g
1941
1955
Gen M g 4s
75
95
100"
Cambria & Indiana—
•
10234
Canada
103
95
434s guar 1957—
J&J
434s guar 1951
M&S
434s guar 1956
F&A
43*s guar 1955
-J&D 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970.—.
F&A
104
Bessemer & Lake Erie—
62.75 to
Equip tr 23is 1938-1947—M&S
102
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944.. J&D
Birmingham Southern—
Equip trust 334s Dec. 1 1937-46 6 3.25
98;
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.M&S
Bluff Point Land & Imp 1st 4s '40
90
Boonville St L & Sou 5s '51-F&A / 21
1063*
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63-.J&J
105
5s June 1942
J&D
10234
5s July 1 1938
J&J
1003*
434s July 1937
J&J
99
4 348 impt 1978
F&A
10534
1st mtge 434s ser A 1943—A&O
95
334s Jan 1 1951
J&J
95
Ref 334s 1952 gu N Y C..A&0
95
Boston & Maine (new) 5s Sept '41
91
4s-5s April 1947—
5s April 1944
93
5s June 1945—...—.......
91
5s Jan 1946
/This price includes accrued interest.
8634
8734
M&S
M&N
2
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
„
10134
ser
43*s 1961 ser JJ
A&O
Equip trust 334s Dec 1 1937-44
Eq 434s 1937-1943 (yr)...A&0
Equipment trust 5s
Boston & Maine (old)—
4s Aug 1942
....F&A
3s July 1950
1
J&J
Equip 534s 1937 (yr)
F&A,
Eq tr 6s 1937-38 (year)...J&D b
_
1113
5s 1955
m
334s 1947—F&A
Brooklyn & Montauk—
2d (now 1st) glold 5s 1938.J&D
Brunswick & Western—
90
2.75
1.60
1st guar g 3s 1989
J&D
Bay City & Battle Ork 3s '89 J&D
112
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938—-J&J
10634 Beech Crk Ext 334* 1951—A&O
Belt RR & Stk Yds (Indplis)—
1st ref gold 4s 1939——M&N
Belt Ry of Ohatt 1st 5s *45.-J&J
Belvidere Del 1st 334s 1943—J&J
111'
94
97
m
953*
94
5s May 1940
1st m 5s 1967 ser AO
1st
90
2.00
1.60
94
...........
1943
5s Jan
1st
1st mtge
10734
10634
b Basis.
5434
46
63
10534
1964.. J&D
10-yr coll tr 5s May 1 *45_ M&N
Lou & h ashv 4s Oct 1 '52.M&N
Equipment trust 434s—-—
Eq 4Kb 1938-41 E (yr)—F&A
10734
90
•100
Gen unlfser A 434s
58 March 1942—
79
Concl—
58 May 1943................
103
10634
9834
9134
112
100
(Conn)—
J&D
4s July 1948
J&J
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948—J&J
2d g 4s 1948
J&J
Atlantic & Yadkin—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
A&O
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947—A&O
Austin & Northwestern—
10334
10534
1st cons 4s July 1 1952...M&S
Conv deb 4s 1939 op *16—M&N
10834
10734
_
Atl & Blrm.
See Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 434b 1944 ser A
J&J
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
J&J
Atlanta Knoxville & Northern—
1st mtge gold 5b 1946-....J&D
*
73
72
107
10834
11134
Line
Ask
Bid
Boston & Maine (new)
Gen 1st g
11034
10434
10434
A&O
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
Stamped
M&N
Conv g 4s of *09 due 1955. J&D
Conv g 4s '05 due 1955
J&D
Conv g 4s of *10 due 1960. J&D
Conv deb 434s 1948
J&D
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958—-J&
Cal-Ariz lst&ref4 34s'62 opM&S
Rocky Mt Div 4s 1965—J&J
Coast
defaulted bonds.
Bonds
Ask
Atlantic Coast Line of S C—
Ry—-
102
1st M g 5s 1974 series A—M&N
10234
Albany & Susq 334s g 1946—A&O
Alleghany Cor£—
9834
Coll tr conv 5s 1944—...P&A
90
Coll & conv 5s 1949
J&D
Coll & conv 5s 1950
A&O / 85
/
61
5s stamped 1950
—A&O
10734
Allegheny Valgen 4s 1942—M&S
Allegheny & Western—
95
1st
Bid
Irred ctfs of indebt 5s
Aberdeen & Asheboro
the bonds mature.
where marked "f" and income and
Bonds
Ask
all
"end" for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
for gold, "gu" for guaranteed,
1.50%
10734
5s guar July 1 1969.......J&J
5s guar Oct 1 1969
A&O
5s guar 1954
....F&A
2.25%
99
23""
16-year guar 3s I960-.
Guaranteed 3s 1944
Guaranteed 2s, 1938
10734
106
10334
l65
1063*
963*
96
93
11034
1103*
111
11334
11534
11334
11534
115
963*
1023*
101
9934
7-year guar 2s 1943
F&A
9634
17-year guar 3s 1953
F&A
Eq tr 434s 1937-1942 (gu) M&N b 2.90
Eq tr 434s 1937-45 (ann).J&D b 2.90
b 2.90
Equipment trust 5s
Canadian Northern—
1213*
S F deb 634s 1946
J&J
9334
9434
94
k Last sale.
J&D
M&N
M&N
2.00
n
Nominal.
1.00%
933*
11634
NOTICE—All
bond
prices
are
Quotations for all securities
are
Bonds
Bid
Canadian NW 4%s Oct 22 1943..
Canadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4s perpetual—J&J
20-yr coll tr 4%s 1946
Coll tr 5s 1954
S f 4%s Dec 15
88
J&D
108
1944—J&D 15
104
108%
102
J&J
102
M&S /109%
15-yr conv coll tr 4s 1949--J&J
105%
Oonv coll tr 3%s 1951
103
F&A
Eq tr 5s 1944
J&J
111%
Eq tr 4%s 1937-1938 s-a.-J&D 6 2.85
Eq tr 4%s 1940-1945 s-a.J&D ft 2 85
Caro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949--J&J 1
80%
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938.J&D
104%
1st (ions 6s 1952 ser A..J&D 15
109
Carthage & Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981
J&D
Catawissa Cons g 4s 1948
110
A&O
Cent Ark & East 1st 5s 1940-J&J / 28
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s '48.-J&D / 32%
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945
F&A / 78%
Cons gold 5s 1945
M&N / 31%
Ref & gen 5%s 1959 ser B.A&O / 20%
Ref & gen 6s 1959 ser O—A&O /
21
Eq tr 4 %s *38-'40 ser P<yr)M&8 ft 4.25
Eq tr 4%s '37-'40serQ<yr)M&N ft 4.25
Eq tr 5s 1937-1938 <yrly).J&D ft 4.25
Chatt Dlv gold 4s 1951—J&D / 32
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946—J&J /
24
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947—J&J f
20%
Mobile Div g 5s 1946
J&J 1 30
Oconee Div 1st 5s 1945
J&D / 20
Cent New Eng 1st gu 4sl961 J&J / 69%
iilLttKU
92%
!
r/
/
112
J&J
Eq tr 4%s 1937-41
(yr)—F&A
----
ft
2.25
Central Pacific¬
ist ref 4s g guar
83%
104%
109%
1st g guar 4s
Guar g 58 1 960
F&A
European loan 4s 46
M&S /
"
/^1
i
UUIWgU
Chic Terre Haute
32%
3.00%
3.00%
35%
30
35
~
.H&9 lo 6
1.50
J&D ft
1.25
107
1940.J&J
1945—F&A
J&J
g 4s '89-J&J
70%
72%
66%
1.50%
—
-----
'T
107%
f \ 9
.
*
-
105
Ry—
Eq tr 5s 1937-'38
-
100%
68
6
4s 1951-J& r
Co—
series C 57 _M&.
lstM3%sserD 1971
M&.
93
2.75%
1st gtd 5s 1943—-------J^1
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
\
•.
1.50%
100%[
118
104
104%
65%
104%
94%
96%
102%
1st
s
f 4
....
in
106
111%
106%
102%
103
115%
Colorado &
42%
40%
120%
Southern—_
General mtge 4%s
M&N
109
70
1980—M&N
Eq tr 5%s 1937
2 00%
-
70%
1.00%
1.50
ft
105%
Deposit 4s 1940
Valley-
Columbus & Hocking
,/
mmmm
102%
37
22
J&J /
A&O
Deb 4s 1955
Deb 4s
1955—
J&J
36"
5%s, '42 J&D
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
J&J
103
1st l'n & ref g 7 %s '36 ser AJ&D
Deb 48 1956 guar
Cuban Nor Rys 1st
Delaware & Hudson—
105
g
37
€4
66
57
9i%
100.8
Equip trust 4s Apr 1 1937-'49— 6
Gen income 5s Aug '55---F&A r
/
Assented subject to plan
Ref & impt 5s 1978 ser B
.A&O /
56%
66%
3 75
4.50%
4.50%
-
32
22%
1st
•
/filSI
:
';>:v
8%
con
J&D
5%
4%
5%
5%
12%
104%
13%
1957
Ga Caro & N 1st 5s g
Ext at 6% to Julyl
1948-J&D
1929.r.J&J
f
1934
eorgia & Florida RR—
M&N
1st M 6s 1946 series A
Certificates of deposit
eorgia Fla & Ala 1st 6s '52.F&A
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1946
—A&O
-
_
Ga RR &
117%
UF
37%
41%
38
44
IgM
1945—J&J
68
A&O
Eq tr 4 %s 1937-1939 s-a--M &N
Girard Point St'ge 3%s *40--A&O
Goshen & Deckert'n 1st 5%s 1978
M&N
2nd ext 6s 1979
& Osw 1st 5s g
J&D
J&J
J&J
1942
1941
21%
65
123
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s
Deb 5s 1952
•
9
20
Bkgref 6s 1951—A&O
1947
J&J
4s Jan 1
96%
95
102
M&S
J&J
J&J
^alveston Term 6s 1938.
Genesee River 6s
126
104%
58
ft 4.50
69
„
"V
60
3.00%
103
101
92
104%
109%
103%
99%
101%
93%
94%
;
;fi
65
59
47
75
92
100.10
2.75%
19%
19%
28%
1st
con
g
1st
con
g
lsc
4
J&J /
..J&J /
4s 1936
4%s 1936
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
34
29
34%
96
Dos Moines & Fort Dodge—
Ctfs of
dep for gtd 4s 1935. J&J
Val 4%s 1947—M&S
Det & Mack pr lien 4s 1995-J&D
4s stamped 1995
Mortgage gold 4s 1995
J&D
Mtge 4s stamped 1995
Dos Plainos
k i.a«i
«hi«>
n
95%
1st 4s Feb 15'42 Alb gu.-M&N
Gen 4s 1962 Can Govt gu.-J&J
88
92
104
106
rand Trunk West 4s £ 1950-J&J
1st g gu 48 $ July 1 1950
J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 l937-'43 <yr)_Pt Term g 5s 1947
J&D
reat
Nominal
f
9%
88
99%
3.75
100%
3.00%
95
Northern—
4%s '61 opt '41-J&J
B
110%
J&J
116
J&J
110%
Gen 4%s 1976 series D_...J&J
Gen 4%s 1977 series E
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser G 1946
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser H 1946
J&J
Gen mtge 3%s ser I 1967--J&J
102%
131%
108%
93%
tr 2s 1938-1947
M&S 52.75 to
1.50
tr 4%s 1937-1939
M&S ft
1.65
tr 4 %s 1937-1940 D«yr) J&J ft
1.50
tr 5s 1937-1938 <yr)
M&S ft
Western Fruit Express—
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq 5s J'ne l.V37-'39 <yr)J&D
Eq tr 4%s 1937-1940-J&D
1.75
2.00
111%
116%
111%
103%
103
132
108%
94%
1.50%
1.00%
.00%
00%
1.00%
1.25%
reenbrier Cheat & Elk—
1st 5s
1944...
J&J
W Va Midland Ext 5s '54.J&J
101
QQ
104%
33%
94
98
Apr
.—J&J
1950
98
93
Debenture ctfs
A
10
f
50
60
1
f
/
45
4 >
41
85
f
41
50
60
65
11%
75
J&J
55%
61
A&O
104%
99%
Feb.
Debenture ctfs B Feb
uantanamo &
12%
Western—
1st M 6s 1958 series A
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
Inc mtge 6s Jan 1 1960-An
93
96
1st & ref g
58%
91
(Lake Superior) 4- 1955
1st 4s Feb 25 *39 Alb gu_-M&N
Gen M 5%s 1952 ser
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
Denver & Rio Grande—
42
55%
33%
31%
19
19%
27%
1% % trustees ctfs Dec 31 '37—
2% % trustees ctfs Feb 1 1939—
Eq tr 4%s 1937-*42 iyr)__M&N ft 4".o&"
ft 4.00
Equipment trust 5s
ft 4.00
Equipment trust 5%s
66*
48
4%s 1982
(Nov '32 and May '37 coup).
Proof of claim filed
Certificates of deposit__
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
Amended
58
Denver & Rio Grande Western—
45%
49%
50%
18
J&J f 145
1950
54%
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
61
HI*
18%
85
102
44
cons
rays
40
i
1943
M&N
5%8 May I 1937.M&N
1st & ref gold 4s
15-yr
4.70%
4.70%
81
72
ref 4%s '52 opt-_M&N
f
Proof of claim filed
1st
J&J
^Mountain and Prairie)4s 1955
40
56
45%
Imp & equip 5s I960
M&N
Danbury & Norw ref 4s 1955-J&J f 70
104
Del & Bound Br 3%s 1955—F&A
3lfi
32%
11%
18
17%
1st M 3s 1962
36%
36%
36%
54%
56%
63%
/
Certificates of deposit
1st lien & ref 6s '36 ser B._J&D
f
Oertiflrci <> » deposit
103%
112
M&S
107
F&A
1955-.
89
J&J
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
104%
1st gold 4s 1943
~A&0
76
Conn River gold 4s 1943
M&S
Connecting Ry • Phila)—
110
1st M gu 4s Mar 15 '51-M&- —
120
1st 5s 1951
M&S
36%
Consol Rys 'N H) deb 4s '54-J&J f
22%
107
U'V-f: S'.■■
Concord & Claromont—
__
38
40
Gen ref gold 4s
Gr R & Ind ext 4%s
1st ext 3%s 1941
■
1st 5s 1944
| 95
81%
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
„ouv
99%
J&J
1st 3s July 1 1937
Columbus & Toledo—
1st ext g 4s
108
A&O
Ext gold 4s 1948
Col Newberry & Laurens—
48
3.00%
■
»
110%
105%
81
Eq 4%s '38-'4l H <s-a)— M&S
10!%
Fla So 1st g gu 48 1945
J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J / 43
//... 97
111
A..I—x
B—A&O
%s 1977 series O—/ "
111%
v^ol & Pt
40
95
i»w——w
RR—
6 3.00
Equip tr 2Ms ser A 38- 52
Coal Riv Ry 1st 4s gu 1945-J&D
107
2.00%
1.25%
1.25%
117%
J&J
'59. J&D
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s
Clinchfield
109%
cons
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945—^
10o%
110
Cleveland Union Terminals—
56%
175%
2.70
2.00
103%
103%
1st lien & ref M 5%s 1938. A&O
no"
iu%
1st s f 5%s 1972 series
1st M s f 5s 1973 series
84
2 40
2.00
Port St Un Dep Det 4%s '41 - J&J
Henderson
i
Gen & ref 4 j
Gen & ref 4 j
109%
90
A&O
1st 5s 1938
111%
55%
90
83%
Galveston Houston &
104
103%
10%
89
83%
82%
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1974
105
107%
guar
102%
86
110
86
J&J
5s gold 1943
Florida East Coast 4%s
108
4:8 goiu
99%
85%
A&O
A&O
Series C 1940
1st
-
V
102
1.50%
1.60%
1.00%
1.00%
lSt
109%
86
103
102%
1938
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
113%
^J&J
108%
ioi"
1st 4s '4(
5s
3%s
105
97%
A--A&O
102
Cleveland & Mahoning—
Ser D
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser
Series B 1953
107%
103%
1939-.
91
St L Div 1st col tr g 4s *9(
Spr & Col Div 4s 1st g '4(
1.00%
J&J
Prior lien gold 4s 1996
Gen lien gold 4s, 1996
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
J&J
Erie & Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3%s ser B 1940.-J&J
94%
Gold
108""
106
106%
1965-....
1.00%
C W&M Div 1st4sg
M M.
115**
107
Erie—
Eq 4%s *38-'41 LL <s-a)—M&S
Eqtr 4%s 1937-'43 is-a)_.M&S
Equipment trust 5s
Equipmont trust 5%s
104
Cairo Div 1st g 4s
w,
5s stamped
*
102
110
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941-—M&N
Elmira & Williamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950. J&J
Income 5s 2862 _•
A&O
El Paso & R I 1st gu 5s 1951-J&J
El Paso & Southwestern RR—
1st & ref 5s 1965
A&O
108
1.50
105
80
115%
1
Certificates of deposit
96%
'
108
107
103"
White W V Div
A&O
1948
Edmonton Dun vegan & British
Columbia Ry 4%s 1944—A&O
Ref & imp M 5s 1967
Ref & impt M 5s 1975
103 %
97
mmmm,
77
-115
101%
104%
107%
119%
102%
M&N
Consol 1st g 5s 1956——M&N
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Series D 1953
91%
b
62
Florida Central & Peninsula—
1st cons guar g 4s 1940—F&
Clev Cine Chic & St Louis—
:
103
101%
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
e
<yr)----A&
mmmm
_
A&O
1937—
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic
61%
1st gold 5s 1937
J&J
Dutchess Co RR 4%s.l940—J&D /100
108
East Penn 1st 4s 1958
M&S
41
Cincinnati Union Term
/This price includes accrued interest
39
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northernlst consol gtd 4s 1942 —_M&
Cine & Musk Val 4s 1948—F&
Cin Northern RR 1st
109%
109%
114%
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934—- A&O f 100%
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g'82_ .M&N
H8_
Chic Great West 1st 4s 1959-M&S f 47%
Equip tr 4%s "A" 1945.-A&O ft
4.00
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry—1st mtge s I 4%s ser A '56 M&S
94
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry—
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar—J&J
101
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—J&J / 36
Ref Mg 5s 1947 series B.—J&J /
...
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O . — J&J /
—
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A-M&N/
20%
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B.J&J /
21 %
Monon Coal gu 5s '36 opt-J&D /
34
Non-cum income 5s 1955
f 35
Chic Indianapolis & St Louis—Short Line 1st 4s 1953
A&O
102%
Chic June RR 1st 4s 1945---M&S
101%
Cblc June Ry & Un Stk Ads—
Coll tr ref 5s 1940
—A&O
106%
Coll trust ref 4s 1940
A&O
102%
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
1st M 4%s 1969 opt 1919-J&D
110%
Cbic Memp & Gulf os 1940—J&J
75
Chic Milw & Gary 1st 5s '48-A&O / 30%
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A / 31%
Conv adi 5s Jan 2000
A&O / 11%
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul—
60
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989
J&J
54
Gen g 3%s B May 1 1989-J&J
65%
Gen 4%s May '89 series O-J&J /
65%
Gen 4%s May '89 ser E—J&J
70
Gen M 4 %8 May '89 Ser F-J&J
5.00
Eq 4%s *37-'43 E & F «yr)-J&J
5.00
Eq 4%8 '37-'4l G & H (yr) J&J
5.10
Eq tr 5s '37-*40 ser B iyr)_F&A
5.10
Eq tr 5%s 1937-38
A&O
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3 %s g 1987
M&N / 41
Gen M gold 4s 1987
__M&N f 44%
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax.
/ 37
Gen M 5s '87 stpd inc tax_M&N /
48
GenM4%s'87 stpd inctaxM&N / 37
GenM4%s'87 stpd inc taxM&N / 46
15-year 6%s Mar 1936—M&S / 53%
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D / 31 %
1st & ref 4%s May 2037--J&D / 30%
1st &ref4%s May 2037 C J&D / 31
Oonv g 4 %s 1949 ser A
M&N f 22
b Basis.
/
100
104%
99%
.
'
102
104%
103%
114
Chicago & Alton RR—
Refunding g 3s 1949—...A&O
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Gen M 4s 1958
----—M&S
1st & ref 4%s ser B 1977—F&A
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A--F&A
Illinois Dlv 3Ha'49 op *29.J&J
4s July 1 1949
J&J
Chicago & Eastern 111 mew co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
-M&N /
Certificates of deposit—.— /
fill.
101%
100%
1942 ——J &
Cin N O & Tex Pac
88%
107%
1st 5s 1965-M&
109
94%
85%
105%
104%
103%
108
~in Ind & West
5s
Nor Div 1st g 4s
105
65
Consol gold 5s 1952-——M&.
[ncinnati Hamilton & Dayton-
107
Potts Creek 4s 1946
55. FD
93"
104
'/
1st mtge g 5s
----J&J
41-M&S
86"
85
i
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952. J«
1st & ref M 4%s D 1962-M&
Choc & Memph 5s 1949-——JS
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
24
1st
74
J&J
East Tenn & Western N C—
Clearfield & Mahoning—
100
1942
—J&J
100
1943
J&J
100
1944—
J&J
100
notes, 1945—
J&J
100
/a
notes. 1946
-J&J
Equip tr 2s 1938-1947
M&S ft 2.60
Eq tr 2%s iy.i7-1946
J&D 6 2.65
Eq tr 3s, 1937-1950
A&O ft 2 70
Eq tr 4%sJ37-'40 (yr)---A&O 6 1.50
4s 1989
85
92
o7a°
uudittuvcuu
J&J
113%
95
—
xov
mmmrn
109
1st gold guar 4s 1953
Dexter & Piscataquis—
1st extended 5s 1965
21%
3.00%
notes,
con g
85
110
1944
4s
Guar
notes,
2d
XDlilX
112%
106
20H
19%
Kl
& Southeast—
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 60 opt J&I
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960—M&i.
Chicago Union Station—
22
notes,
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g
Chest erf & Lancaster 5s
P*
111%
J&J
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1964
4%s 1949
Duluth & Iron Range—
92
29
»
R & A Div 1st con
1
36
-
89%
M&N
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1937-44 «yr)-- 6 3.75
108%
Char & W Carolina 5s 1946--A&O
Chatt Rome & Sou 1st 5s 47 J&J /
78
106
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu--J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
107%
1st cons g 5s 1939-—--—M&N
118%
General 4%s gold 1992-—M&S
96%
Ref & imtp 3 %s D 1996—M&N
96%
Ref & .mpt 3 %s ser E1996 F&A
99%
notes, 1940
J&J
99%
j
notes, 1941
J&J
Paint Creek Br 4s
CTii-nn
—
/
Central RR & Banking of Ga—
Coll trg 5s 1937
Central Vermont Ry—
—
M&N
4%8 1961
guar
1st
99%
Eq tr 3%s 1937-1947Chicago St Louis & N O-
112
99%
87%
•
23
21%
20%
21%
ii
'37-*45 «s-£
88
108
1949—--F&A
Oct 11954—A&O
38%
41%
85
Eq tr 4%s
Ask
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
1st 5s Mar 1
■
General 5s gold
71
3.00%
2.10%
2 10%
1st
2.00%
36
/
/
►/
1911 —
deposit—
A———J
1952 ser
Sec 4%s
(
deposit—
4s 1934 opt to
Certificates of
Bid
Detroit Term & Tunnel—
—
Certificates of
Ref g
102%
109%
106%
103%
_
Gen M 4s 1987
*•
w
Bonds
Ask
ft 3.25
Eq 5s 1937-38 O <yr) — —ft 4.00
Eq 4%s *37-'42iyr)ser A.L
Ohic R I & Pac Ry-—
General gold 4s 1988———J&j / 38%
103
>
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M »now 1st) g 5s 1987-J&J
Bid
Bonds
91
92%
103%
M&S
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date -f Issue
Ask
Coll tr 4Ks 1960
Oonv coll tr 6s 1942
r,y'• fi '■
69
RAILROAD BONDS
April, 1937]
11
1st 5%s 1950 ser B
1st 5s 1950 series O
ulf & Ship Island RR—
A&O
1st ref & term g 5s Feb
'52-J&J
Stmpd (July 1 1933 cpn on),
ulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge « 4s 1957 gu
J&J
91%
91
99
14;?'/
105%
100%
:.vSfi
'ifi///;//
■
■■'■
BAXLBOAD BONDS
70
NOTICE—All bond prices
are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income arid 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
Ext 4s
Hoboken Ferry 6s
117%
b
1.50
1.60
b
& Oumb
- J& J
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
"KT
T
/"V
fI1
78%
100
A
rm
e«
'
1918-JS
1952—
S L&
89
93"
88%
83 K
99 M
90M
83
91M
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
ouisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945--M&S
84
ouisville & Nashville—
86%
86 M
,
77%
1.25%
1.60%
1.60%
1.60%
1.00%
1.00%
:
loo"
103
——
II"
113
/
104 M
35
39%
103
105%
Indianapolis Union—
98%
99
38
39 M
Internat-Great
&
Hi
1st M 5s 1956 series B.
38
37 M
I
3.00%
90
102.8
96%
1st 1 & ref 6 Ms 1947.
91
109812
103
/
:
18
6%
17
6M
Jacksonville & Gainesville &
/
13%
1st 5s July 1 1939
„
VUIVU
MVwviuu
Sept
Sept
Joplin Union Depot Co—
1st g 4Ms 1940 guar opt-M&N
1st 5s June 1 1944——,—J&E
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s '38--J&*
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cenl
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
101M
N Hav & No Ham 4s 1956
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
88%
82 %
97
N J & N Y 1st ext 5s 1950—M&S
General 5s Jan 1 1938
2.50%
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
New Orleans Great Northern—
2.50%
93 M
,7§^
_
107%
106
r
105
105
108
ioom
1913
70
(1884)
1st refdg gold
2M
2%
Minn St P & Sault
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
Certificates of deposit
A&
1
/
/
3
61
56
65
60
95
93
)
Kan City Sou-
83%
[,
\b
b
Eq tr 3s F Jan 1 1938-43Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
r
I
90
94%
2.00
1 25%
3.00
2.00%
106M
107%
102
103
105
115
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
f
.
98M
.
-
1961.
-
-
J
1st extended 3s 1946.
101%
k 102
loo"
109%
107 %
100
97
99"
J
105%
I
100%
109%
3
100M
102%
Lake Shore & Mich South-
Cong g ref 3 Ms 1997
Leamington & St Clair 4s '4{
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4 Ms *57
Lehigh & New England—
)
99
102
1st
cons
1st ref 5Ms
Ref & impt 5s 2013 O
J&D15
Eq tr 4s '37-'38 s-a
M St P & SS M & Cent
Term Rylst Ch Ter s f 4s '41op'16_ M&N
Minn Terminal 1st 3 Ms '50. -J&J
Minn Transfer Ry 3 Ms 1956-J&O
Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949—.J&J
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
RR cons 4s 1951
J&J
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959—---—-J&J
Mo Kans & Okla 5s 1942.-.M&S
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B.—-J&J
Prior lien 4 Ms 1978 ser D J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A—A&O
112
)
102
Ref g 3Ms July 1 1997—J&J
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt—J&J
Ref & ref 4 Ms ser A 2013--A&O
L S coll tr g 3 Ms 1998
F&A
M C coll tr g 3 Ms 1998—F&A
68
65"
95%
15
16 M
7%
6%
;
.
96 M
99"
28
28 M
25 M
28*
30
29H
V
104%
1st 4s ext g
86%
22 M
95%
59
99
102
I nu
Eq tr 2 Ms 1938-1952
F&A
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
3.50
J&D
8SM
89 M
43
40
43
40
74
42
42%
104%
G—M&N
42 M
106
)
126
128""
)
106 M
107%
65%
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser
J*
71
72
*
77 H
78%
I
101M
102%
107%
90%
>
ft Basis.
106%
39
39
deposit—-—
39
g*
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H—A&O
Certificates of deposit-__ —
42
43
F&A
42
Certificates of
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser
Certificates of
I
deposit.
—
39
16%
Secured 5%s 1937-1956—-J&D
Equip trust 5s 1938 '40(yr)M&S
Eqtr 4Ms ,37-,44 F (yr)._M&N
23
3.25
/ Price includes accrued Interest
k Last sale
n
43
39
1949 ser A—-M&N
Conv g 5 Ms
3.75
100M
102 %
91%
102%
i
3d mtge 4 Ms 1938
N Y & Greenwood Lake
3 00
»
1.75
1
325
106M
108M
„
110
1947------—M&N
105
M&S
101M
M&S
M&N
98
N Y & Har 1st g 3 Ms 2000—M&N
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May '46—J&D
102
Guar g 5s 1946
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939—A&O
75
100
.41%
llV*
24
2.25%
2.50%
Nominal
104
106 %
110
r
98
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
conv—J&J15
Deb 4s May 1 1957
M&N
Deb 4s July 1 *55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv—M&N
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv— -M&S
Deb 3 Ms March 1947
M&S
Deb 3M8 1954 non-conv.-A&O
Deb 3 Ms 1956 convJ&J
15-year secured 6s 1940—A&O
1st & ref 4 Ms 1967
J&D
Equip tr 4Ms Sept 15 1937 to
Mar 15 1945 (s.-a.)—M&S15
Equipt tr 4Mb '37-'46 (yr)_J&J
Equipment trust 5s
Har Riv & Pt Ches 4s *54 M&N
N Y & N J Ferry 5s 1946
J&J
Deb 6s Jan 15 *48
74%
__
101.16
1973—M&N
1st & ref 4 Ms 1973 ser B—M&N
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941—._M&S
General 1st 5s 1941——-M&S
56%
82
0.90
1st & ref 4s ser A
86
70
b
N Y Lack & Western—
75
102 M
96
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A——F&A
Certificates of deposit—— —
)
New York & Erie RR—
2d ext 5s 1939-
93
2.00
3-year 6s Oct 1 1938---—Ref 5 Ms 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 4 Ms 1978 ser C
M&S
10-yr coll tr 4s 1916
F&A
Equip tr 4Ms 1937-'44 (yr)F&A
Equip tr 5s 1937-'38 (yr) --F&A
Equip trust 3s July 1 '37-'51-_
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 4%s 1953 series A—F&A
1st guar 5s 1953 series B
F&A
27
3.00%
1.75
-M&Nlft
N Y Chicago & St Louis—
1st gold 4s 1937—------A&O
60
3.75
1.75
J&D
M&S 6
2 Ms Mar 15 1938-1952
86 %
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F—-M&S
Certificates of deposit-——-
irred.
1937-1939.---
26
87
88 M
100
_
5s
40
68 %
96 M
106M
92 M
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt Morris—
3 Ms 1959
J&D
N Y Cent equip trusts—
4 Ms Mar 15 '37-'39
4 Ms 1937-1945
60
103"
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 194
»91a
io9?H
A&O
84%
93%
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
J
65 M
3^
New York Central & Hud Riv—
75%
75%
2.50 %
1990
58 M
'
F&A
28
T
1st gold 4s
'
10-year 3%s sec s f 1946—A&O
_
25-year 5Ms 1949---.-—M&S
Secured notes 5s 1938—-F&A
50
'56%
128
1M
J&J
B——J&J
1978 ser
A&O
Certificates of deposit
1st M 5Ms 1954 series A—A&O
M&N
6
A
79M
92 M
1953--J&J
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A--F&A
Ref & impt 4 Ms 2013 A—A&O
26
Ql
J&J
41
103
105%
103 M
90
57
gold 4s 1938
52
104 %
110
39%
1st cons gold 5s 1938—-—J&J
1st cons 5s 1938 gu int.—J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—-J&J
46
75
1st M g 4 Ms 1945 guar—J&J
New York Central RR—
106M
1941.J&J
Ste Marie—
1st ref 6s 1946 series
1st 4s
10-yr conv 6s 1944
103 M
102
J&D
1947M&S
'41.-M&S
Minn Northf & Sou 6s
76
100%
4%
104
80
-
|0i
65
104%
/Y
104
90
87
4s 1949—-M&S
A.Q-F
4'
1st M 4 Ms 1956 series D—F&A
Equip trust 4 Ms
—
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
_
Certificates of deposit
102"
Orl Term
Certificates of deposit
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser
101H
M&N
A—J&J
1st 5s 1956 series C
at 4M% to
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s
Mil&State Line 1st 3 Ms
1.50
3.00
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A.-A&O
118M
96
—
ext
Extended at 5% 1940
Ref & impt 4 Ms 52 ser
New
116
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932--J&D /
1st consol gold 5s 1934—M&N
Certificates of deposit--— —
102 %
) k
Kana &
6s
99
91M
50-year 1st 5s 1983—-—J&J
J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
.
1977
1939
1939
Cons
90
Income deb 5s 2032
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915
80
60
Con ext 4 Ms
93
106
J&J
J&J
guJ&D
F&A
41M
93
99%
52
104
A&O
M&N
76
/
95
101
A&O
J&J
1977
cons
37
Valley— 5s 1943—-A&O
Sept /
1934
106
1st
106
4
126
F&A
1st 5s 1954 series B
„
116
101.8
M&S
Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 4 %s *26
106
73 %
Asst (cash warr & coup)———,
[ichigan Central—
Ref & impt 4 Ms 1979 ser O.J&J
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&J10
1st gold 3 Ms 1952
M&N
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942—M&N
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
(Foreign series) 1960
J&D /
idland
of N
J
1st 6s
1910
ext at 5% to 1940———A&O
105%
J&J
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
Oonstr'n 4 Ms 1955 ser B.M&N
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1937(yr)
A&O
Eq tr 2 Ms 1938-1952
M&S
96%
v/w
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A
Adj 5s series B 1953 Sept
Milwaukee & Northern—
;
1st mtge gold 5s 1939
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior lien g 4 Ms s f 1957—J&J
T
M&S
1914 coupon on 1977-M&S /
1914 coupon off 1977 M&S /
81*
76
Monongahela Ry Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A I960-—M&N
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955—A&O
Gen 6s 1955
A&O
90
[exican International—
1st con gold 4s
96
M&S
2002—M&S
gold 4s 1951
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
Consol g 5s July 1 1945
95
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
teridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
96
44M
Nashville Florence & Sheffield—
101%
Philippine Govt gu
M&N
Sinking fund g 7s 1937—M&N
[anitowoc Green Bay & Western
1st gtd 3 Ms 1941
-J&J
[aryland & Pa 1st g 4s *51-M&S
1st cons A 6s 1963
A&O
1st ext 4Mb
1.00%
1.00%
86 M
53.'5
63.25
83 %
[anila RR Sou Lines 4s '39-M&N
Midland
94%
97 M
1st g 4s 1959 guar
J&E
Joliet & Northern Ind 4s 1957 J&J
•Called May 1 at 102.
93
113
—
105
107M
1940--.
99%
_
106
105
gold
105 %
SSo#
Jacksonville Terminal—
Lehigh
108
^
94M
1 1951
108
105
& coll 4s ser A *45 J&D
Conv gen 4Ms ser A 1960-J&D
Secured 6s 1959
J&J
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5 Ms
1st guar g 4s 1991
Consol gold 3Ms
Gen mtge 4s
1st mtge
35
96
Mohawk & Malone—
1st guar gold 5s 1937
-
Gulf Ry 1st 5s 1951
A&C
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw—
104
111M
J&J
J&J
5s 1947
LwiU^fUllD
f
108 M
95
4s 1939 ext to 1959
102 M
1950.
Indianapolis & Louisville—
106 %
109
[aine Central—
96M
116
Ry joint Monon coll
[aeon Terminal 5s 1965
33
M&S
Eq 4Ms 1938-41 (yr)—J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1938 (s-a).
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1938-39 (year)—_J&J
Montgom Div g 5s 1947—F&A
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937
J&J
1st guargold 5s 1937
J&J
Montana Wyoming & Southern—
113
J&J
1st
92%
loo"
30
28
L & N Term 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D
[aeon Dublin & Savannah—
gold 4s, 1952-
85
1st gold 4s
8
88 M
87
2d mtge 3s 1980
M&S
Mob & Mont 4 Ms 1945—M&S
Southern
---M&S
M&S
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
South East & St Louis Div—
95"
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
ft
2.10%
50-year gold 5s 1937
M&N 100.8
106 M
Unified gold 4s 1940
J&J
107
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
104 M
1st & ref 4 Ms 2003 ser C—A&O
99 M
1st & ref 4s ser D 2003—A&O
92 %
1st & ref 3Ms ser E 2003--A&O
Eq tr 4 Ms 1937 (year)
J&D b 1.50
b
1.50
Equipment trust 5s
112
Atl K & Oin Div 4s 1955—M&N
106
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46-F&A
99%
90 M
86%
105
1st
2.75
/
1st M gold 5s 1935
A&O
ouisville Henderson & St Louis—
96%
A&O
1st ext 4s 1940
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
ann
1.50%
97
99
Sp'field Div ext 3 Ms 1951 J&J
western lines g 4s 1951—F
Indiana Bloomington & W este
Con M 6s
2.25
101 &
87
100M
86
80%
77%
Louisv Div 3 Ms g 1953—Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951--]
St Louis Div 3 Msg 1951St Louis Div 3s g 1951.--
Plain
104 M
100%
103
51-A&O
Gen gold 4s, 1938
Ref & impt 4 Ms 1977
103"
85
97
80
J&J
Secured 5s 1938
•-r
40-year 4%s Aug 1 1966-]
b
200
Eq tr 4Mb 1937-1939 K_J
b
2.25
Eq tr 4 Ms 1937-1940 L..i
b
2.40
Eq tr 4 Ms *37-'41 M (s-a).»
b
2.4u
Eq tr 4 Ms 1937-41 Ser N.A _ _
Eq tr 5s 1937 ser J
M&N b 1.50
b
1.50
Equipment trust 5%s
103 M
Carlo Bridge 4s g 1950--.
90
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951—
t,
105
]
110
103
Pur liens 1st g 3 Ms
Jt 1st ref M (I O & O
1st 3 Ms Sept
100
J&J
Gen M g 4s 1945
Mobile & Ohio—
100.8
101M
101%
33
'1*
30
33
20
M&N f
Mobile & Birmingham—
Prior lien 5s, 1945
102
b
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975-M&S f
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
4%
100
b
1951
Ref g 4s 1955 opt
J&J /
3%
cons
Bid
Bonds
Island—
M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1937-M&N
Refunding mtge 4s 1949--M&S
4s stamped 1949
M&S
Equip tr 5s 1937-39 (yr)_. A&O
82%
78
M&S
4s 1952—-A&O
R9
JlfW
D—
Dock
Unified g 4s. 1949
100%
J&J
-J&J
J&D
Ext 3-yr deb 6s 1937
Main L ext 1st g 3 Ms
Coll trust gold
1 Dng
„
J&J
Illinois Central—
1st gold 4s 1951
1st gold 3 Ms 1951
/IaI
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
100 %
1st gold 5s 1957 opt—----F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb 57-A&O
1st M 4Ms 1957 cony
F&A
1st g 3s sterling
123%
l
106
35
80 M
& Texas
Central—
gouston Belt
& Term
5s '37-J&J
_
1
ong
-
1st lien g 5s 1937
Hudson & Manhattan—
0.75%
1.10%
104
Holyoke & West 4 Ms 1951—A&O /
Housatonic con 5s 1937- _-M&N /
ouston
——
117
115M
(yr)--J&J
Bedford
Ask
109
„
Eqtr 5s 1937-1939
Bid
115
101M
102 M
J&J
5s 1939
93
1946
Hocking Valley Ry—
1st cons gold 4 Ms 1999—-J&J
Eq tr 6s 1937-1938 (ann)_A&0
Holiaaysburg
Bonds
I
I
RR
J&J
M&N
1943
Ask
H & Ha rtford.
N
Harl R & Portch—See N Y
Harris Ports Mt Joy & Lane
49 M
30%
41%
42%
41%
25
25
39 H
63
46
3.90
3.90
3.50
91
82
RAILROAD
April, 1937]
NOTICE—All
71
BONDS
"and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
bond
Bonds
prices
Bid
New York Ontario & WesternKef 1st g 4s June 1992
1
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
J
N Y Pennsylvania & Ohio—
mor lien ext 4%b, 1950..I
N Y Phil & Norf—1st g 4s
'39
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
are
30 M
30M
23M
25
105M
107
102
W
100
101M
102M
101 Vs
87 X
84
>
Con g gu 4Ms ser
4 Ms series B
47
/
55""
uo
»
101
i»to
102
/
18M
106M
105M
2nd
5s
1946-Norfolk SouthernO
wo
ui
99
upu
/
id-
Certificates of deposit.
Orf & Smith
Ko
I
1Q41
f
/
1st ge
1st
Norfolk T
M
117"
115M
Northern Central—
Gen & ref 5s 1974
_Gen & ref g 4Ms ser A 74_l
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s-
120
/
87
to Apr 1 1935-1945
Northern Pacific—
/
....
NO®Vro%".
__
"uu
O
«
82
K80
104 M
75 H
75M
uuTS
yy %
110M
102M
110M
104
105M
6
102 M
1.90
1.25%
b
2.40
2.00%
u-IUO
99
101
Northwestern Terminal RR—•
5s
1948
Norwich
&
48
20
51M
Worcester—
103 M
Ohio Ind & Western 5s 1938
Ohio & Little Kanawha—
104M
25 M
_
28
108
...
95
1
/
1st M 5 Ms 1944
1st M 58 1945 series B—.
1st M 4
Is 1950 series C-.
>/
/
Ore RR &
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
lBt & ref g gu 48 '61 opt—J
60,;
62
62 M
62"
66
65
109"
117M
118
118
120
104 K
Piaclflc Coast Terminals Ltd—
„
1st Msf 6Ms 1948—
F
/
2d ext 5s gold 1938
Hr" H O O H ON
Paris-Orleans extl 5 Ms 1968 1
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
to
1956
Pennsylvania Company—
28-year secured 4s 1963—-F«ca
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1937—M&S
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1941
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1942
F&A
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ms 1944
J&D
Pa & N Y Canal con 5s 1939 A&O
Cons mtge 4 Ms 1939A&O
mtge 4s 1939
•
33 M
82
35M
85
89M
/ " ~
100M
100M
107M
100M
103
105"
103M
103 X
104%
103
102
103 %
,
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
-
,
1st & ref 4Ms 1977 ser A. .A&O
1st & ref 4Ms series B 1981
Pennsylvania. RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943-——M&N
Con M 4s gold 1948-—M&N
M&N
P&A
J&D
Gen g 4Ms 1965
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
Gen M 4Ms 1981 ser D...A&0
Gen M 4 Ms ser E 1984—J& J
Deb 4Mb 1970
A&O
Gen M 3 Ms ser O 1970—A&O
Conv deb 3 Ms 1952
104M
101M
98 %
76
94 H
109 M
115M
105 %
104M
101M
99 M
109M
2.25%
1st coll tr 4s 1949 opt
A&O>/
/
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
1st
guar 4Ms 1934—
M&S /
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry—
1st M 4Mb 1957
—J&J
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
J&J
Rutland con 4 Ms 1941
J&J
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
103
95 X
ser B..J&J
98
1980 ser O
;._M&S
b
Equipment trust 4 Ms
2 85
2 75
Equip trust 2M» 1937-46.-J&J b
Perkiomen 1st 5s. 1938
101M
Q-J
2d 5s. 1938
101M
..Q-J
Phlla & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M&N
106M
Pblla Bait & Washington—
1st gold 4s 1943
M&N
<■
Gen 4s April 1 1960
A&O
Gen 5s 1974 series B
F&A
Gen M 4Ms 1977 ser C._ J&J *115
--—
"m
;
99
86"
106
'V,
....
ff
107
.
■
89 M
4
4
95
M&N
J&J
1st term & unif 5s 1952-—J&J
Gen & ref 5s ser A 1990--.J&J
Eq tr 5Ms 1938-1939 (s-a) M&S
1.00%
2.00%
94 H
Equipment trust 5s
Equip tr 4Ms 1937-1945-J&J
21M
/
/
f
27 M
:= 30
98
y 83"
109
.
101 %
82
80 M
83
45
45%
31
30
82
31%
29%
>34
29%
25 M,
2.10%
1.50%
98M
100M
98
100
108 M
alt Lake
M&N
f
r
33 M
15
1st M
inc
6s
1938
coup.M&N
104
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
Berwick RR 5s 1952
A&O
110
...A&O
17
55
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 opt.J&J
Tampa Union Sta 5s 1940.-M&N
95M
50
Tampa Un Term 4-6 Ms '53. .J&J
Tavares & Gulf 5s A 1935—M&S
14
Tennessee Central Ry—
1st M 6s 1947 ser A
-A&O *104.30
Term RR Assn (St Louis)
1st gold 4Ms 1939
106 M
-A&O
1st consol gold 5s 1944
102 M
F&A
Gen ref s f g 4s 53 opt '10 -J&J
107M
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&S
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
1st M 5Ms 1950 guar
F&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J '26
con 5s 1943
J&J
108
105M
88M
Texas & Pacific Ry—
1st gold 5s 2000
90M
68 M
58%
47
2.50
2 50
b
3 50
J&D
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B
A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser C__A&0
ser
D
J&D
92 M
70M
59%
48
Toledo & Ohio Central
1.50%
1.50%
2.50%
107 *
105
107"
30
35%
23 M
103 %
117
119%
100
103
Ref &
imp M 3 Ms
ser
A '60 J&D
St Mary^j Div 1st 4s 1951 F&A
Toledo Peoria & Western RR
1st mtge 4s ser B 1967----J&J
Toledo St Louis & Westernlst gold 48 April 1 1950
A&O
118 %
103
102M
104
2 00
2 65
2 65
2.65
107 M
104 M
102M
98
96 M
99
Tol Term 1st 4 Ms *57 gu
M&N
Tol Walhouding Valley & Ohio—
111
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
M&S
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946
J&D
105
Consol M 4Ms 1966 ser A.F&A
Transylvania RR 1st 5s 1956-J&J
Tulsa Un Dep 1st 4 Ms '59.-J&J
98M
68 M
103
"
b Basis.
95
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B
112M
t Called July 1 at 101M.
99%
1st 3s Dec 1 1989
75
J&D
Suffolk & Car con 5s 1952—-J&J / 22
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
A&O
110
City Union Depot
and RR 1st 5s 1938
122
J&D
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RRlst M g 5Ms 1964
M&S
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
1st 4s 1956
J&J
100.16
t
102M
101
Staten Isld Ry 4M8 1943.—-J&D
106 !•
Stephenville Nor & Sou Texas—
1st M guar g 5s 1940
J&J / 29
Sturgis Goshen & St Louis Ry—
Gen & ref 5s 1980
102.24
108M
2.25
2.25
79
93
Eq tr 5s 1937-1939
M&N
Eq tr 4Ms 1937-42 (yr)—A&O
Eq tr 4Ms 1938-43 (yr)—F&A
Equipment trust 4s
103.16
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937—J&D
Pacific ext 1st 4s £1940-—J&J
Paul Union Depot—
1st & ref 5s 1972
—J&J
106M
2.00
107
26
101
1st guar 4 Ms 1941
F&A f 22M
t Paul Minn & Manitoba—
5s ext fr July 1 '33 to
tl02.15
July 1 '43.
)
M&S
J&J
30
99
96
98 M
)
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s 1939.J&J
Spok Internat 1st g 5s 1955-J&J
29
b
/
103^
>
Texas & N O
b
1st consol
g 4s 1968-'.
J&D
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996—J&D
108 M
81M
102
Spartanburg Un Col 4s 1995.J&J
1st g 5s 1953
St Paul & Duluth— *
81
100
102.4
104 M
100
Tampa & Gulf Coast—
St Louis
Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989.
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989—
1.75
2.25
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38.M&S
Stark Elec RR 1st 7s 1952
99M
Certificates of deposit stpd_. /
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938
1st Mem Divg 5s 1996
S;—-
93
97 M
Eq tr 5s 1937 (year)..
M&S
Eq 4Mb 1938-'41 BB (yr)_F&A
Equipment trust 4s
1.75
2.r0
2.10
Aiken Branch 4s 1998. -—J&J
U2"
91M
91
1910—J&J
J&J
Develop & gen M g 4s *56-A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956
-A&O
Develop & gen 6 Ms 1956--A&O
Equipment trust 5 Ms
Eq tr 5s 1938-39 (s-a) —-M&S
Eq tr 4Mb Oct '37-39 (s-a)A&O
95 M
91M
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955-J&J
2.10%
1.10%
Pac of Mo
Certificates of deposit-.
Cons in 4Mb 1978ser A—.M&S
95 M
'49—J&D
warr
1st ref g 4s 1955 opt
105M
22%
81M
/
81
Southern Pacific RR Cal—
1st con g 5b (guar) 1937--M&N
100 M
21M
108
1st gold 4s 1947.
J&J
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996—J&J
2d gold 6s 1996
A&O
90
100 M
Southern Railway—
1st consol g 5s 1994
74%
46 M
29 M
.
118
10-yr secured 3 Ms 1946
J&J
Equip 5s 1937-1939 (yr)._M&N
Eq tr 4Mb 1937-40 (yr).__J&D
Eq tr 4Ms 1937-41 (yr)—J&D
Pacific Fruit Express—
Eq 5s 1938-39 C (yr)
M&S
Eq 5s 1937-41 D (yr)—A&O
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5Ms 1949
A&O
105 M
M
45M
27
St Johns & L Cham 5s 1944.M&S
St Joseph^ Grand Island—
1.00%
1.00%
111%
July 1956
\\
113M
Peoria Ry Ter 4s *37 gu op...J&J
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 ser A—J&J
Called April 1 at 105.
106
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt
J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939--J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
J&J
1st g 4s guar 1940
2
J&J f
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
73
J&Jr
112H
114
90 M
64
-
118
72
42
(Oregon Lines)
M&N
106 M
103 M
Certificates of deposit
/
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
J&J f
8t Louis-San Francisco Ry—
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A. J&J /
Certificates of deposit
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B.J&J /
21
*
108 M
112
2dconsinc 4s 1990
..Apr 1 r
Peoria & Pekln Union Ry—
1st g 5Ms 1974 series A.-.F&A
1981.-J&D
110
109
Eq tr 48 series E 1938-1949.
Peor & East cons 4s 1940—A&O
D
110M
St Louis
2.85
4Ms series
104 M
May 1 *41 Q&F
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
Riv & Gulf Divs 4s 1933-M&N
A&O
J&J b
Gen
Extended 4Ms Oct 1 1943
Term 5s g gu
Rensselaer & Saratoga—
6% g bds May 1 1941-.—M&N
Rich Fredericksbg & Potomac—
Cons mtge 4 Ms 1940
A&O
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
1st g 4s Nov 1 1948
M&Nf
106
109
30-yr secured 4s 1938-1964.J&J b 3.50
Eq tr,,58 1938 (yr)
M&S b 1.50
Gen equip 5s 1937-39 (yr)_A&0 b 1.65
1.65
Eq tr 4Ms 1937-39 (yr)„A&O
1st g 4s
1st 4Mb
90
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947—J&Jr / 82
104
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939--J&Jr
105
Reading Belt 1st 4s 1950;
M&S
Reading Company—
100M
Jer Cent 4s '51 opt '06
A&O
Gen & ref 4Ms 1997 ser A__J&Jr
105M
105M
Gen & ref 4Mb 1997 ser B.J&J
Eq 4 Ms 1937-'45 (s~a)—M&N b 3 00
b 1.85
Equipment trust 5s
Philadelphia & Reading RR—
109
Imp M ext g 4s 1947--.A&O>
110M
116M
Southern Pacific Co—
Coll tr 4s (CP) Aug 1
4 Ms 1969 with
J&J\f
109M
114
116M
109M
96
38
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951 - -F&A
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s'37A&0
110
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
see
8l"
90
A&O
5s 1963
40-year 4Ms 1968
50-year 4 Ms 1981
28"
SS8
97%
A&O
cons gug
100%
100M
City
Gen
M&S
M&S
M&N
100M
104M
Con M 4s gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar
Con M 4Mb gold 1960
mi
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51--J&J
104
11%
72
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
1st Mg 4s 1951
M&N
Series A 1977
.
Richmond-Washington Co—
32 M
106
2d ext'd 5s 1945
.J&J
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55 gu—F&A
Sioux City & Pac 3 Ms 1936—F&A
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55
J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O
1st 4M8
108
J&D
103 M
161"
110M
in
Potomac Val lstgu5sg 1941 .J&Jr
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
M&Nr f 20M
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956-.-M&S /
Rich & Peters 4Ms 1940
A&O
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952.J&J
166"
91M
91M
91M
3.00%
2.75%
110""
101H
103 M
45
::::
99 M
„
—,
1
Cons
^
J& J f 101 %
Cardelet Br 1st 4 Ms 1938-j
St Louis City real est 5s '38
Paducah & 111 1st 4 Ms 1955.
red
18
15
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pa
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—F«.~
27
■v'
108
1931
20
72
.
110
5s 1951
M&N
Port Reading lstgu 5s 1941—J&Jr
Portsmouth Great Falls &
60
108
104 M
82 M
89
1st 4 M8 series D 1977
J&D
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-J&Jr
Guar 5s 1961
—J&Jr
Portland & Rumford Falls—
1st 5s
1st mtge 4 Ms 1947
M&i
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlian—
1st guar g 4s 1948--J&^
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943—-M&S
^
5
Certificates of deposit
5% secured notes 1931-,
F&A /
Receiver ctfs 2-3 Ms '43—F&A
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st g 4s May 1 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
Seaboard & Roanoke 5s 1931-J&J /
Seacoast RR prior lien 5s '48,. A&O
Shamokin Sunbury & Lewisb'g—
31
32
11H
17
15M
20%
19 %
South & North Alabama—
J&D)
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947
f
1 /
105 %
95
107
A&O)
Conway RR 4 Ms 1937
104"
102
1953..2
Ji
—-
A&O>, 89^
b
4.00
Eqtr 3 Ms Apr 1 1937-1946
3.50
Eq tr 2 Ms 1937-1946
J&D~)b
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
107
1st gen 48 series A 1948
J&D
123M
1st M 5s 1962 series B
F&AL
119
1st gen 5s 1974 series O
J&D)
73
104M
s,
116
F
1st M 4Ms 1960ser O
.
104
No Ry of Cal
North Penna 1st 3
il
1st M 4Ms 1958 ser A
1st M 4 Ms 1959 ser B
--—
S
Oct. 1 1933 & Apr 1
Stamped as to sale of i
115M
J&D)/
Erie—
116
A&O>
r
H6
5s July 1 1943—J&J
1st s r g 5s 1959
Pitts Shenango & Lake
1st gold 5s 1940
1st g guar s f 5s 1942
J&Jr
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943-M&NI
Pitts & West Va Ky—
128
120
A—1
ser
114M
114M
105%
Cons 1st g
Pittsb Term RR & Coal—
106
u£ i>
llo"
120
5
0% receivers' ctfs 1927—F&A
A&O
Certificates of deposit
/
1st & cons 6s 1945ser A—M&S /
V-—
F&A
F&A
113
110
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—F&A /
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
A&O J
113
113
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
106
» waouio IBI is
*
M&N
I
F&A
110
108M
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989M&N
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co—
1st gold 4s 1950
A&O
Stamped
24
100M
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix—
1st g 5s 1942
M&S
109
112M
106
111
108
109
)
J&D
/
1st guar g 4s 1943
J&J
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
A&O
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950--A&O
105M
I
F&A
1st gold 5s 1949
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952
26 M
80 M
77
30
M&N
...lyi&N«
4Mb series I 1963
—F&AV.
I
4 Ms series J 1964
M&N
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A
J&D)
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
A&O)
J
Gen M 4Ms 1977 ser O—J&J
Pitts Shawmut & Northern—-
26 %
25M
114
114M
;;v**
18M
109
Salt Lake & Ogden 5s 1934
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—
109
Q
4s series G 1957
4s series H 1960—
52
N Y Westchester & Bos
Ry—
27%
93
110M
)
A&O
3Ms series E 1949
4s series F 1953
85
—-
27 M
92
108
)
A 1940-A&O
1942—
4Ms series C 1942.
4sseries D 1945
84 M
76 %
50
Certificates of deposit.
2d mtge 4 Ms 1937
mm.
Co.'
116M
J
J&J
1947
Bid
Bonds
Pitts Oin Chic & St Louis—
107 M
/
N Y Susq & Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937—.
ng
Piedmont & Northern—
)
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966.__—J&O
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
Cons gold 5s
Ask
101 %
100
->
1938. A&O
)
Phlla Newton &N Y3s 1942 A&O
Phlla & Reading RR—-See "Read!i
Philippine Railway—
J
1st p 4s 1937 s f oPt gu.—J& J
Phlla & Chester Val 4s
)f 100,
-t
Bid
Bonds
Ask
/This price includes accrued interest,
* Last sale.
n
Nominal.
98 M
RAILROAD BONDS
72
and Income and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of issue
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
«
Bid
Bonds and Stocks
RAILROAD
Union Depot (Columbus, Ohio)
Gen 4%s 1946
J&J
Union Pacific—
■'
104
105M
com
50
-
K*
87
——.50
_
1st ry & land gr 4s g 1947—J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008
M&S
1st & ref 6s June 2
35-year 3 Ms debs
2008--M&S
HIM
107
Alabama & Vlcksburg _gu
100
Albany & Susquehanna (gu)--100
114
Alleghany Corp
&
1971--M&N
96
1.50
1.75
1.25
116
34-year 3 Ms debs 1970—-A&O
37-'38 (yr)——M&N
Eqtr4%s 37-*38
at 15
15 '*38- 39-M&S15
Eq 4 Ms Sept
(yr).__.---M&S
Eq tr 5s 1937
111*
106..
113M
Union RR (Penn) 1st 5s 46-M&S
Deb 6s 1946
M&S
Union Terminal Co (Dallas)—
96 M
96 M
1.00%
1.00%
1.00%
125
A&O t
F&A 102
1st g 5s 1942 opt 1922
1st mtge 3 Ms 1967
38M
38%
Mississippi Central
44
Mo-Kan-Texas RR com
110%
2%
3M
Boston & Alb (guar N Y O)—100
Boston & Maine common100
American shares
Bellefonte
unassented—
4
16M
'40-M&N
Gen 5s May 1 1941
M&N
ref & impt 5s 1973
M&N
'
:
AAAVA:
\
A
.
•
.A-.':
Wabash Railroad Co—
i-;r:
'
X.'Vr/
•
..
^
1939
M&N
1939
_-.F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939.J&J
1st gold 5s
2d gold 5s
A'A
^AAiAsA
102 M
1.75
1:50
100M
93 X
80"
Ref & gen 5%b 1975 A—.M&S
Certificates of deposit...— t
5.00
Equipment trust 5 Ms—
5.00
Equipment trust 5s
5.00
Eqtr 4Mb 1937-43 (yr)—A&O
102
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s '41.J& J
79
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939-J&J
.L
.v.:
,
"■
'•>.
Si
AA
Toledo & Chic 4s g
A
1941—M&S
Omaha Div. 1st 3 Ms g
69 M
'41-A&O
Wabash Railway Co—
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B—F&A /
Certificates of deposit
A
ASA-A
•:
.A'. A,; '
.
■
''.A
AAAA AAA '
y
Wash Term Co—3 Ms
,
69
107
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Assented
5s
A A'Si:
, ;V
■
.
A:AA:A?'A-
/'Vy ; • ■
A'-
75*
II*
42 M
40
80
4% non-cum preferred
Chic Milw St P & Pacific—
102 M
71
108M
'
93 H
93 M
Cincinnati Sandusky &
6% non-cum
95
102M
107
Guar
2.75
2.00%
Colorado
37
37 M
35M
36 M
1
1946
3.7o
2.50%
3 75
100 M
2.50%
101M
102
95
105
105
104
107
AASA
-
'■
A?A
•
AAA
■
-7,' V-:•
A
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■-.
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v-'";'-
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A/A^ASS/i
107
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Aaass
:
•:s?S::Ai'
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6% non-cum
45
102 M
"
;SsA
103 H
104M
91
102
—-
50
50
50
- - -100
preferred—100
preferred--100
112
J&J
i iH
div
27 M
27
15
19M
57
62
22 M
28
36
37
4s
1951
M&N
Wore & Conn E 4Mb 1943—-J&J /
Yonkers Ry see "P L" bonds—
Yosemite Vails f g 5s 1936-.J&J /
23 K
24
21
25
23
Gulf Mobile
Southern
—100
Western Ry
100
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—100
No Carolina (guar Sou RR)__100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR)- 50
North'n N H (guar B & M)—100
Northern Pacific Ry
,—100
North RR of N J (guar Erie)-100
61
15%
102
102%
57
57
37
Northern
34%
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)— 50
Norwich & Worcester pref
100
34,y
80-A
.
83
59%
60%
90
p: 97
V 75
loo"
95
4K
HM
3%
15%
12*
m
8M
10 ,
6%
5%
15M
3%
8M
7M
5%
:■
16%
3%
8%
7%
410
390
117
117%
70
107
112
250
185
97
b5
26%
86%
87%
25%
28
25
27
24"
100
115"
111
8
12 M
m
42
45
99
102
202
207
52
53
21M
45
9%
65
,
10
20%
%
2%
77
54
r
ilH
69*
11%
27%
3
-
75
22%
30%
23%
57"
79
22%
31%
24%
91
95
194
200
53%
4%
12
34
56
(guar100
RR Securs Co
Internal Rys (Cent Am) co
64
Stk tr ctfs—See
5%
preferred
ctfs--------
-----•—100
6%
7%
51%
O St-A)—100
Gr Rap (#u)~ 100
,142
Ohlc—Pref (gu)_.100
113
Joliet & Chic (guar
Kal Allegan &
K O St L &
-*
Kansas City
100
Southern.
4% non-cum preferred
100
Lackawanna RR of N J----—100
95
26%
40%
72
—-
50
27%
40
Peoria & Bureau Val
par
value,
t Called April 1 at 105.
Nominal,
x Ex-dividend
n
{Quotations represent
60
50
48
H
(guar).-100
n32
124
11%
47
& Eastern--100
Marquette Ry com.100
5% preferred
100
5% prior preferred
100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)-- 50
(gu
Pbila & Trenton
84
78
151
Pa RR).100
275
*
66
41
Piedmont & Northern
-
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie— 50
Preferred
50
Pitts Cin Ohic & St Louis
100
—
-
Pitts Ft W & Chic com
(gu).-100
7 % conv pref (guar Pa RR) -100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pitts Youngs & Ashta 7 % pref 100
Portland & Ogdensburg
100
Prov & Worcester (guar)
--100
v
82 .v,'
i
121
160
1
177
109
42
167
24
Railroad Securities Co—
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
Dividend obligations—.
100
6% guaranteed------100
7 % guaranteed
-100
Roch & Genesee Val RR
100
Rome & Clint (gu
100
D & H)
Rutland 7% preferred
St Louis Bridge 1st pref
----100
—100
2d preferred
100
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
100
6% non-cum preferred-----100
St Louis Southwestern
----100
5 % non-cum preferred
100
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu)-100
Schuylkill Valley Nav & RR..50
*
Seaboard Air Line common
100
4-2% non-cum preferred
Sharon
------
-
50
100
Southern Pacific Co
100
preferred--—100
Southern Ry common
5% non-cum
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs..—100
Southwestern of Ga
Tennessee Central
—
Texas & Pacific
41
105
110
112
165
200
90
78
7%
147
69
L
36
122
59
w
51
61%
41%
it*
91
23
110
--——100
—100
preferred
4% non-cum 2d pref
Pacific RR Corp
6 Basis.
45
*
52*
1st
21%
41%
(guar)—-100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu NYC)-- 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis.——-100
Union Pacific—Common
—100
4% non-cum preferred
100
4% United N J RR & Canal (gu).100
13% Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu)_100
34% Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
60
66% Vermont & Mass (guar)--—-100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com
100
5% non-cum preferred
100
:
8
Virginian Ry common
100
6% cum preferred-—-100
Wabash Ry
100
5% non-cum preferred A. — 100
100
5%
non-cum
conv
pref
B—100
118
Warren N J (guar D L & W). 50
32
43% West Jersey & Seashore (gu). 50
Western Maryland Ry com—100
75
dollars per $100 face amount.
s
58
Pere
5%% cum-conv
sale,
70
-
-
6% non-cum preferred
Wheoling & Lake Erie Ry
•No
66
24
Peoria
Western
* Last
120
II*
II*
21%
50
Lehigh Valley..
Preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Rights
Pennroad Corp v t c
Preferred
52
14
73
99
—100
Securities Co
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J)-100
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H)-100
Oswego & Syrac (gu DL&W) 50
Passaic & Del Ext
100
Paterson & Hudson River--— 50
4
pref series A..100
Com vot trust
163
iVi"
11*
55
51%
Leased lines
105%
55
5% n^n-cum preferred
100
Illinois Cenc/al
-—-—100
Non-cum 6%
253
33
26
100
21%
5%
3%
-100
preferred
Norfolk &
37
15M
99 M
101M
conv
Norfolk
133
57^
V
1
7%
N Y Ontario & Western.-—-100
12"
136
32
V
130
137
Ry—
—100
92
-100
50
6% preferred series A
com (gu)
80
Western—_—100
& Northerp com.100
51%
85c
71
29%
10
;
34
100
N Y & Harlem
81%
6% preferred
29 M
20 M
13%
1%
130
—100
—*
R'ghts
N Y Chic & St Louis com
76
Hudson & Manhattan
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 4s 1959
A&O
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936—M&N
/
Certificates of deposit
13 M
59
100
pref
New Orl Texas & Mexico
53
75%
(guar)
50
(guar Pa RR)—- 50
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar) .100
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)-100
Green Bay &
107
115
42%
1st 4% non-cum
Erie & Pitts
Iron Ore Prop trust ctfs.
Preferred (capital stock
98
63%
Nashv Chatt & St Louis—-—100
National Rys of Mexico—
2d 5% non-cum preferred--100
New London Northern
100
Erie & Kalamazoo
Great Northern
108
1st gold guar 4s 1960
—J&J
Winston Salem Term 5s '66-A&O
S'eastern
P & R)
4% non-cum 1st
4% non-cum 2d
Winston-Salem Southbound
&
preferred-----100
Elmira & W'msport (guar)-.Preferred (guar Nor Cent)-
Erie—Common
25
F&A f
1938
J&D
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Nor 4 Ms *77--J&D
Gen 5s Aug 1 1982
F&A
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5e '43.A&0
1st guar g 5s
Marshfield
West 6% pref-100
W (guar)—100
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
100
5% non-cum preferred100
Duluth South Shore & Atl
100
East Penna (guar
41
Wilkes-Barre & Scranton Ry—
1st 4 Ms May 1 1938
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
Wisconsin Central Ry
1st gen g 4s 1949
-----—--25
Denv & Rio Gr
7
J&D
6s 1939
AaA>AA AAA'
AS
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred (guar O H & D)— 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar)-100
Delaware & Hudson Co
100
Delaware Lack & Western—- 50
Delaware
Will mar & Sioux Falls
v;\A a
100
7 %-50
---50
---100
4% 1st non-cum preferred--100
4% 2d non-cum preferred--100
Columbus & Xenia (guar)
-50
Conn & Passumpslc pref—--100
Consol Rys of Cuba 6% pref _100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref—100
106
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern—
•
& Southern
110
38
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st g gu 4Mb 1941 opt
M&N
AUJfcSgA
4%
Detroit Hills & S
•
5s 1942
--50
pref
100
St L—100
5% non-cum preferred
Cleve & Pitts (gu Pa RR)
2.00%
111M
Cleveland
preferred
Cin Union Term 5%
2.75
108 M
Equipment trust 5s
Eqtr 5Ms 1937-*38 (yr)—_J&D
2Ms trustees ctfs Dec. 1 1938
Western Pocahontas 4 Ms 1945Western Ry of Ala 4 Ms '58--A&O
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
1st guar g
100
100
Pacific—100
-100
Cleve Cine Chicago &
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J
Wichita Falls & Sou 1st 6s *38 J&J
|
Common
7% preferred
6% preferred
'
Morris & Essex (guar)-50
Mount Carbon & Port Garbon50
2M
5% non-cum preferred
100
Chicago & North Western
100
7% non-cum preferred
100
Chic R I & Pacific common-—100
Cin New Orl & Texas
Preferred
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
.
*
95
102 M
106 M
100
64
6M
Camden & Burl Co (guar) — -25
Canada Southern
100
4% preference
100
Chestnut Hill
—Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
Chic & East Illinois common.100
10%
100
19%
6 % non-cum pref stamped - -100
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)—100
6% preferred
100
Chicago Great Western com.-100
4% preferred
100
Chic Ind & Louisv common---100
41
94
93
_
■
pref
1st pref
1st pref
1st pref
100
New York Central RR
--------100
class A
—100
8 % class B —
100
7% class O
100
10% class D
100
4M % class E
100
-25
91"
4%-100
42 M
Common stamped 5%
-100
42 M Catawissa RR—1st pref (guar)_50
4.00%
2d pref (guar P & R) — — --50
4.00% Cayuga & Susq (gu DL & W) .30
4.00% Central of New Jersey
100
Chesapeake Corp
-*
82 M Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
_
V©©v :V :v.
1 st
100
-.100
4% non-cum preferred
20"
six
8%
30%
5%
*
5% conv preferred
Mobile & Birmingham—
l$Vt
%%
10
100
7% preferred series A
18%
17
100
-100
100
100
100
100
---100
100
Missouri Pacific com
1M
140%
13%
X
13
Canadian Pacific
Car Clinchfield & O com
83
West Fruit Exp—See Gr Nor
Western Maryland 4s 1952-A&O
1st & ref 5 Ms 1977 ser A-J&J
■Jltfg
94
110M
Registered
J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st g s f 4s 1990
A
Equipment trust 4 Ms
Equipment trust 5s
West N Y & Penna 4s 1943. A&O
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A
M&S
101
104M
1945—F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4Mb 1947
F&A
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
N'V'v-lsV *""ri
103 M
1.00%
1.00%
39 H
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
3 Ms Jan 1954 opt 1924
J&J
Wash & Frankl Rv 1st 5s '39-J&J
:S;aSAA:AS:®AA
•i}l
39"
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D—A&O / 41M
Certificates of deposit——79"
Warren 1st ref g 3 Ms 2000—F&A
101M
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948--.--Mar
■S'SaSAASAAVSA
■
40 M
Ref & gen 4Ms 1978 ser O.A&O /
Certificates of deposit--—
'
./.-v'v.
A
AAA AAAA'-'.
M
139 X
1st pref 5%
99 M
gold 4s 1954. J&J
1st lien term
partic pref—
50
,
2*
5*
-100
7 % non-cum preferred
4% leased line ctfs
44
108
43
&
42
Common
109
Eq tr 4Mb 1937-1940 (yr)--J&J
Eq tr 5s 1937-1938 (yr)—. M&N
43
107 X
Stamped—
99
__
'
70
17 M
102
J& J
1st cons g 5s 1958—-—A&O
Virginian Ry—
1st lien & ref 3 Ms A 1966-M&S
A:AA:AA*'A'
A;
I
105 M
104
Pr lien 6s '15ext 5%
"':7 V*:\
68
'
Vlcksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
'
4M
104M
'
Central
Unstamped—
1st pref 5% class A
1st pref 8% class B
1st pref 7% class C
1st pref 10% class D
1st pref 4M% class E
6% non-cum preferred
7% prior preferred--
...
-
62
43 M
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
Va & Southwest 5s 2003—-
59
Minehill & Schuyl
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
110%
July 1914 coupon—J&J1934
July 1914 coupon off
J& J
1st guar 4 Ms assented—
Cash war & scrip ret No. 5 on
Vermont Vail 1st 4%s 1940--A&O
Vlcksburg Bridge & Term Co—
1st Ms f 6s 1958—
M&S
Debenture s f 7s 1948
M&S
Mill Creek
,
52,y
15
fiO
&'MihehiU Navlgl 50
Hav (gu).. 50
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P & S S M—100
175
168
1250
-
fpirod
101
4% non-cum pref
.100
Bangor & Aroostook com
50
5% conv preferred
100
Beech Creek (guar N Y O)—50
Belgian Nat Rys Co—
— A1/
1st guar 4 Ms
82%
101%
97
9l"
VandaliaRR—
M&N
110
50 X
110
A—F&A
54
46%
75
86
117
107
101
-
51
53
53 %
45M
105
82 M
100 M
Augusta & Savannah (guar).-100
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
50
112
F&A
A
90%
100
18%
Lykens Valley RR & Coal— 20
687
Mahoning Coal RR
5u
53
Pref (guar LS&M8)
50
21%
Maine Central
100
61%
Preferred
—100
95
Massawippi Valloy
100
Michigan Central
100 lOuO
2
MiddJ .nd Valley common.
50
4554
55%
50%
—M&S
.
(with $30 warr)_100
5M% pref (without warr)—100
5M% pref (with $40 warr)-100
2 M % prior conv pref
*
Allegheny & West (6% guar)-100
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe.100
5% non-cum pref
100
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref
100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
100
50
51
110
Louisville & Nasbville
185"
4M
53
5M% pref
51
Gen 1st g 3Ms 1951--—M&S
Utica Clin & Blng 5s 1939—-J&J
Cons g 4s 1955 series
Series B 1957
102
100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn _-50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
117
109
M&S
M&S
1st 4 Ms Sept 1 1979
General gold 4s 1944
1st 4s Sept 1 1948
1st 4Ms Feb 1 1973
97
180
*
common
Atlanta & West Point
United N J RR & Canal Co—
,
Bid
50
Spec guar betterment stk.. 50
76%
Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Ooal(gu) 50
92
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar100
Little Miami original guar--.
STOCKS
A1 Great Southern
Preferred
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
As*
100
100
100
100
-100
preferred--100
48%
61
147
141%
93
241
91
77
100
126
81
84
175
131
9%
16
13
62
62
10%
111
19%
4%
9%
103
118
/This includes accrued interest
72
RAILROAD BONDS
NOTICE—All bond price*
are "and interest** except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
i
Bonds and Stocks
■.
Ask
Bid
Union Depot (Columbus, Ohio)
Gen 4%s 1046
J&J
Union Pacific—
1st ry & land gr 4s g 1947--J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008
M&S
1st & ref 6s June 2 2008-M&S
104
105 %
111%
111%
106M
113M
95%
107
35-year 3%s debs 1971—M&N
96
34-year 3 Ms debs 1970-—A&O
1.50
Bq tr 4 Ms 37-'38 (yr) -—M&N
1.75
Eq 4Mb Sept 15 *38-/39-M&S15
1.25
Bq tr 5s 1937 (yr)
M&S
116
Union RR (Penn) 1st 5s '46.M&S
125
Deb 6s 1946
M&S
Union Terminal Co (Dallas)-—
1st g 5s 1942 opt 1922
A&O t
102
1st mtge 3%s 1967
F&A
United N J RR & Canal Co—
117
1st 4Ms Sept 1 1979
M&S
109
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
110
j
1st 4s Sept 1 1948—....M&S
117
1st 4Mb Feb 1 1973
F&A
107
Gen 1st g 3 Ms 1951
M&S
101
Utica Clin & Bing 5s 1939-- -J&J
_
114
96 %
H
1.00%
1.00%
1.00%
112
110%
4
104%
68
'
16M
.4%
105%
70
17M
104
102
J&J
1.75
1.50
100M
93 %
1939-J&J
SO"
1954-J&J
41
5.00
5.00
Equipment trust 5 Ms
Equipment trust 5s
Eqtr 4Ms 1937^3 (yr)—.A&O
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s *41.J&J
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939--J&J
5.00
102
79
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941-M&S
Omaha Div. 1st 3 Ms g *41-A&O
Wabash Railway Co—
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B..F&A
Certificates of deposit
69%
103%
1.00%
1.00%
101
94
39"
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D.. A&O
Certificates of deposit
41%
Warren 1st ref g 3 Ms 2000-JP& A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948--. ..Mar
79
101M
91""
nH
80
Western Pocahontas 4 Ms 1945.
Western Ry of Ala 4 Ms *58--A&O
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
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
71
107
108M
110%
94
95
93 %
93 M
54%
53
51
53 %
45%
105
82%
100 M
2.75
2.75
37
'
3.75
3 75
100 M
2.00%
111M
2.50%
101%
95
101
175
51
52
106
6% preferred
100
Chicago Great Western com. .100
4% preferred
100
Chic Ind & Louisv common—100
preferred
Common
86,/
38 %
43%
43 M
107%
M
A&O
13%
19%
23%
24
21
23
25,,
29%
12"
10
136
15%
99 M
101%
55
15%
102
102%
57
55
57
33
37
34
34%
80
83
^
59%
90
4M
11%
3%
15%
4
60%
97
4%
12
3%
16
6
10
3
5%
16%
3%
8%
7%
GfWest6%prefllOO
R"io
non-cum
(guar)—100
100
100
preferred
Duluth South Shore & Atl.—100
100
6% non-cum preferred
East Penna (guar P & R)
45
Elmira & W'msport (guar)—
Preferred (guar Nor Cent).
102 M
104%
91
102
108
98
112
27
Illinois
15
1951
M&N
Wore & Conn E 4 Ms 1943—J&J
57
62
22 %
28
Yonkera Ry see "P L" bonds—
Yosemlte Vail a f g 5s 1936—J&J
36
37
,1*
45
99
102
202
207
52
53
8*
9%
65
11%
27%
3
77
54
57"
75
79
200
100
Cental
Non-cum 6% pref series
Leased lines (guar)
non-cum
preferred
N Y Lack & West (guar)
N Y New Haven & Hartf
conv
N Y Ontario & Western
Norfolk Southern
100
Norfolk & Western Ry
100
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—100
No Carolina (guar Sou RR)—100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
North'n N H (guar B & M)._100
Northern Pacific Ry
...100
North RR of N J (guar Erie) .100
Northern Securities Co
100
It Last
No
par
sale,
value,
n
f Called April 1 at 105.
Nominal,
a;
Ex-dividend
1 Quotations
73
99
120
66
24
Pennsylvania RR
Rights
Pennroad Corp v t
70
58
50
50
48
60
n32
1
c
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)..100
Peoria & Eastern
Pere Marquette Ry com
5% preferred
5% prior preferred
100
11%
100
47
100
84
78
100
50
151
RR)_100
275
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa
Piedmont & Northern
124
*
66
160
com
(gu)—100
7% conv pref (guar Pa RR).100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pitts Youngs & Ashta 7 % pref 100
177
V
109
42
167
24
100
100
27%
51%
$4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
45
41
100
100
Roch & Genesee Val RR
112
165
100
—100
200
100
100
100
78
147
100
69
Rome & Clint (gu D & H)
Rutland 7% preferred
St Louis
Bridge 1st pref
2d preferred
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
non-cum
41%
.100
Potom—com
Dividend obligations
6% guaranteed..—.
7% guaranteed.
6%
21%
50
90
7%
100
100
preferred
St Louis Southwestern
4
9
100
16%
5% non-cum preferred
100
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu)_100
Schuylkill Valley Nav & RR—50
Seaboard Air Line
4-2%
non-cum
preferred
Sharon.
122
59
*
common
100
———.
Southern Pacific Co—
Southern Ry common
36
50
51
...100
100
100
88
8*
5% non-cum preferred
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs---.100
Southwestern of Ga (guar).—100
Tennessee Central.....
♦
Preferred
—100
Texas & Pacific. I
100
91
23
110
48%
147
14%
Union Pacific—Common
100
141%
53%
4M
54
4% non-cum preferred
United N J RR & Canal
100
93
(gu).100
241
91
100
34
4%
13%
34%
60
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mass
100
6%
7%
51%
142
95
113
8
loo"
118
32
26%
40%
43%
72
75
50
21%
21%
50
40
61
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu)_100
Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100
66%
per
163
i?IM
8*
100
56
represent dollars
105%
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H)..100
Passaic & Del Ext
Patereon & Hudson River..
(guar)
77
100
126
81
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%
131
9%
16
pref B..100
D L & W). 50
Warren N J (guar
West Jersey & Seashore (gu).
50
100
1st preferred
100
4% non-cum 2d pref
100
Western Pacific RR Corp.—.100
6% non-cum preferred
100
Wheoling & Lake Erie Ry
100
5 M % cum-con v preferred -100
Western Maryland Ry com
$100 face amount,
84
175
non-cum conv
-
♦
253
North Pennsylv (gu P & R).. 50
Norwich & Worcester pref
100
Ogden Mine RR (gu Cn N J).100
64
Preferred
8
21%
5%
3%
100
100
Lehigh Valley...
95
100
preferred
A—100
5% preferred
100
.Toliet & Chic (guar C & A)—100
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)—100
K C St L & Chic—Pref (gu)__100
Kansas City Southern
—100
4% non-cum preferred
100
Lackawanna RR of N J
100
137
-.100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y C).. 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis..
100
12
-•*
130
100
66
100
co
85c
92
100
—
50
50
52
14
51%
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Secure Co
Internat Rys (Cent Am)
Com vot trust ctfs—
10%
51%
71
110-
194
—.100
6 % preferred series A
N Y & Harlem com (gu)
34
105
95
preferred
1%
130
Rich Fred &
115"
81%
n^n-cum
'
100
2d 5% non-cum preferred-.100
New London Northern
100
New Orl Texas & Mexico....100
New York Central RR
*
R'ghts
N Y Chic & St Louis com
100
4% non-cum 1st pref...
50
4% non-cum 2d pref
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar) .100
80
5%
59
Reading Co
91
6% preferred
27%
63%
42%
27
42
26
Ry
28
76
ctfs
64
Portland & Ogdensburg
75%
(capital stock.——*
100
Morris & Essex (guar)
50
Mount Carbon & Port Carbon50
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
100
National Rys of Mexico—
Prov & Worcester (guar)
Railroad Securities Co—
Ft Wayne & Jack
Preferred
100
non-cum preferred
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern
86%
87%
25%
Erie & Pitts
Green Bay & Western
100
Gulf Mobile & Northern com.100
conv preferred
8%
30%
5%
10%
100
Pitts Ft W & Chic
22%
31%
24%
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore Prop trust
100
com
117%
22M
30%
23 M
(guar Pa RR) — 50
pref (guar).lOO
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)-lOO
*
com
% preferred series A
Missouri Pacific
5%
H
o
10
41
4% non-cum 1st preferred—100
4% non-cum 2d preferred__100
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
50
Erie—Common.
25
50
50
50
100
7
2*
4
...100
...100
121
100
10
62
100
250
20M
%
2M
15
59
410
97
21M
2
50
50
50
82
185
12M
95
lOoO
50
112
8
21%
61%
Preferred
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis
107
111
53
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie.. 50
70
26%
25
100
50
6%
5%
15%
3%
8%
7%
24"
18%
687
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
loo"
2%
6%
i>5
90%
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P & S S M—100
7% non-cum preferred
100
7%
6%
100
5%
4s
13%
53
8%
(guar)-100
Preferred
Mill Creek & Minehill Navig.
Minehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)..
1st 4% non-cum pref
*
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
29M
20 M
19%
...
si*
4% 1st non-cum preferred.-100
4% 2d non-cum preferred—100
Columbus & Xenia (guar)
50
Conn & Passumpslc pref
100
Consol Rys of Cuba 6% pref-100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref--100
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred (guar OH&D)— 50
Detroit Hills & S W
%H
i!H
18%
20
117
Hudson & Manhattan
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936—M&N
Certificates of deposit
1%
140%
13%
51
100
Lykens Valley RR & Coal
20
Mahoning Coal RR
5<>
Pref (guar LS&MS)
50
Maine Central
...100
Preferred................100
Massawipoi Valloy
.100
Michigan Central100
Middl .nd Valley common
.50
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
18%
45
Wisconsin Central Ry—
J&J
13%
100
Colorado & Southern
Louisville & Nashville—.
4%
390
Preferred
50
Mobile & Birmingham—
139 %
102
110
betterment stk..
44
44
Bid
50
50
guar
38%
108
Par
Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Ooai(gu) 50
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar).. 100
4% leased line ctfs
Mississippi Central
43
42
5% non-cum preferred
100
Chicago & North Western
100
7% non-cum preferred
100
Chic R I & Pacific common—100
7 % preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Cin New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100
Denv &
7
107
115
91"
100
110
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s 1960
J&J
Winston-Salem Term 5s *66- A&O
100
Delaware Lack & Western—
38
103%
50%
75
Chicago Burl & Quincy
Delaware & Bound Br
105
104
55%
50%
95
Delaware & Hudson Co
41
1st guar g 58 1938
J&D
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Nor 4 Ms *77—J&D
Gen 5s Aug 1 1982
F&A
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5s *43_A&0
37%
36%
2.50%
107
101%
97
75
50
100
Cleve Cine Chicago & St L—100
102M
5% non-cum preferred
100
107
Cleve & Pitts (gu Pa RR) 7%_50
2.00%
Guar 4%
50
95
105
.82%
168
Chestnut Hill
_
102
107
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
6s 1939
—F&A f
Will mar & Sioux Falls—
Canadian Pacific
93
108%
*54
46%
110
61
6 % non-cum preferred
Cin Union Term 5% pref
1st guar g 5s 1942
J&D
Wilkes-Barre & Scranton Ry—
1st 4Mb May 1 1938
div
4%
53
57
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
102 %
106 M
185
100
25
83
1st g gu 4 Ms 1941 opt
M&N
Wilkes-13arre & Eastern—
1st & ref 4s 1959
180
133
37
Car Clinchfield & O com
4 % non-cum
92
97
Chic Milw St P & Pacific—
102 M
104M
35%
1946—
1st gen g 48 1949
Certificates of deposit
87
32
Chic & East Illinois common.100
42 M
40
Spec
73%
(guar)—-25
4%-100
42 M
Common stamped 5%
100
42 % Catawissa RR—1st pref (guar)-50
4.00%
2d pref (guar P & R)
50
4.00% Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W)_30
4.0(
Central of New Jersey
100
Chesapeake Corp
-♦
82% Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
4% preference
100
39 %
69
1st pref 4 M % class E
100
6% non-cum pref stamped--100
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)—100
Canada Southern
_
Equipment trust 5s
Eqtr 5Ms 1937-*38 (yr)...J&D
2Ms trustees ctfs Dec. 1 1938—
1st pref 5% class A
100
1st pref 8% class B_
100
1st pref 7 % class C
100
1st pref 10% class D—.-100
Camden & Burl Co
40%
Ref & gen 4 Ms 1978 ser C.A&O
Certificates of deposit
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
3 Ms Jan 1954 opt 1924
J&J
Wash & Frankl Ry 1st 5s '39-J&J
Wash Term Co—3 Ms 1945..F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4 Ms 1947
F&A
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
Registered
J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st g s f 48 1990
A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gr Nor
Western Maryland 4s 1952-A&O
1st & ref 5 Ms 1977 ser A--J&J
Equipment trust 4 Ms
Equipment trust 5s
West NY & Penna 4s 1943-A&0
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A
M&S
8% class B
100
7% class O...—100
10% class D
100
4%% class E
100
6% non-cum preferred
100
7% prior preferred.——.—100
99 M
102%
A.—100
1st pref
1st pref
1st pref
1st pref
Stocks
Ask
Little Miami original guar...
partic pref—
Unstamped—
1st pref 5% class
109
M&N
F&A
&vS'eastern
warrj-iuu
Stamped—
Common.:-—100
99
Ref & gen 5%s 1975 A—.M&S
Certificates of deposit
Marshfield
^wicn
Central
-50
Boston & Alb (guar N Y C)—100
Boston & Maine common
100
Wabash Railroad Co—
5s
Bid
Bellefonte
2%
3%
1st cons g 5s 1958
A&O
'.Virginian Ry—
lit lien & ref 3.%s A 1966_M&S
Eqtr 4Mb 1937-1940 (yr)--J&J
Eg tr 5s 1937-1938 (yr).-. M&N
Assented
prei
American shares
Vicksburg Bridge & Term Co— 1st M s f 6s 1958
M&S
Debenture s f 7s 1948
M&S
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
Prlien 6s *15ext 5% *40—M&N
Gen 5s May 1 1941
M&N
ref & Impt 5s 1973
M&N
Deb mtge 6s series B
1st lien term gold 4s
/o
4% non-cum pref
100
Bangor & Aroostook com
50
5% conv preferred
100
Beech Creek (guar N Y C)—50
Belgian Nat Rys Co—
unassented—
1st gold 5s 1939
2d gold 5s 1939
^72
2 M % prior conv
pref
- - *
Allegheny & West (6% guar)-100
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe_100
5% non-cum pref
100
Augusta & Savannah (guar)—100
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu—-50
Baltimore & Ohio common—100
110%
July 1914 coupon—J& J1934
July 1914 coupon off
J&J
1st guar 4 Ms assented—
Cash war & scrip ret No. 5 on
Vermont Vail 1st 4 Ms 1940--A&O
Va & Southwest 5s 2003-
Albany & Susquehanna (gu)—100
Alleghany Corp common
*
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref—100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
100
Atlanta & West Point
100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn—50
Atlantic Coast L RR com—-100
Vandalla RR—
Cons g 4s 1955 series A—F&A
Series B 1957
M&N
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
STOCKS
A1 Great Southern com
——50
Preferred
50
Alabama & Vicksburg.gu
—100
96%
„
1st guar 4 Ms
Par
Stocks
RAILROAD
b Basis.
13
52
■
62
10%
111
19%
4%
9%
103
118
/This includes accrued intere
•
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f'
Quotations for all securities are as near
Stocks and Bonds
ma
Par
Per
20.20
11.58
Administered Fund 2d Inc.—...*
Affiliated Fund com....
Air Investors Inc v t c
—.*
Convertible preferred
——*
I ;
:
Warrants
66
69
5
10
$3 preferred
*
A $5.50 prior pref
—*
American & Continental Corp—
Amer Elec Sec partic pref--——1
American European Secur—
*
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
J&J
American General Corp...—.10c
$2 preferred
............1
$2% preferred
Amer General Equities Ins.——
Amerex Holding Corp
—*
Amer Insuranstocks Corp..
*
Amer Investment (111)
*
6% preferred w w
5% preferred ex-warr
10-year deb 3s 1946
13
90
13
mn
102
103%
11%
34%
35
f.u
40%
1.30
31%
6% preferred
<
*
50
Bankers Sec Corp com
6% preferred
50
Basic Industry Shares
*
British Type Investors class A..1
Broad St. Invest Co Inc
Bullock Fund Ltd.
1
96"
8%
.
60
17 ~A
51%
3%
11%
3%
30
42
5 44
68c
37.19
23 %
Deb 5s series A1958
Capital Administration cl A
F&A 1
1
Class B
$3
pref series A...
Carey Trust
Central Nat Corp class A
Class B
....
50%
10
*
——
Century Shares-Trust..
Chicago Corporation
i!S
$7 preferred
...
Warrants
Continental Secur Corp com.
*
5% preferred
100
Debenture 5s May 1 1942
Continental Shares com
*
...
6% preferred
...100
Corp Secure 5% notes 1935.M&S /
Corporate Trust shares old series.
AA
Debenture 5s series A
Huron Holding Corp
Hydro Elec Sec
"88c
Independence Trust Shares
*
Institutional Securities Ltd—
Incorporated
39.78
ACC (modified).
Crum & Forster Inc
3%
51
14
34%
4%
13%
77
97
h
22
6
3.08
35%
7
Crum & Forster Insursh B
7% cum preferred
Cumulative Trust Shares
Deposited Insur Shs. ser A
Series B
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A
Diversified Trustee Shares
10
100
10
37%
6.72
3.61
*
3.41
_
B shares
C shares
35
5% preferred ser A
■
yUy/
par
value,
t Called June 1 at
11%
27.00
3.45
3" 55
1.25
64%
52%
102%
1
1%
31
100
*
—.*
54
29%
93%
55%
3%
106
%
9%
Voting trust ctfs
New Jersey Bankers Securities._*
N Y Bank Trust Shares
2 39
...5
preferred
100
North American Trust Shares—
1953
"5%
...
Northern Securities see "RR"
Oils & Industries com
Ex-coupons,
103%
14%,
1
97
20c
1.09
13%
103
19.
20.86
23
23%
109
1 lH
38*
Representative Trust Shares
Republic Investors Fund
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948-—.A&O
14.77
15*27
5
6%
91%
90
2%
1
4%
4.95
74%
» ...
5.05
75%
95
100
—
Securities Corp General com
$6 preferred.:
Selected American Shares
Selected Amer Shares Inc
new
3%
*
*
...
73
4.35
15.98
2%
3%
.*
98%
$5.50 prior stock.—...——.*
Conv preferred
..5
Allotment certificates
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
26
102%
96%
96%
2%
M&S
68
110%
%
22.1
4 35
Standard Amer Trust Shares
Standard Investing Corp com..*
3%
53%
-
*
F&A 15
w w__
Standard
Utilities Inc
State St Investment Corp
97
.99
*
common
17.42
6.76
*
1942
3%
80
11.09
Selected Cumulative Shares
Selective Income Shares
Selected Industries com
Third National
£
80
—
5s series 3 Dec 1937
6s series 4 Nov 1942
$5.50 preferred
Deb 5%s 1939
1%
■A1'
Common.
...........—1
$5 conv preferred
1
Securities Co of New Jersey—
5%s series 2 Oct 1937.—.
1
96
92
*
1
Royalties Management A
Schoellkopf Hutton and
Pomeroy Inc common
Second Nat Inv Corp—
t
3%
*
*
A
*
122
3%
a^75
14%
51
4.27
1
99
1.07
124
4
.85
15
62
2.87
8.29
8.29
15.43
:■?
41
Tri-Continental Corp.......—.*
X 10%
6% cum preferred
*
Warrants
5s conv deb 1953—.—.J&J
104%
2%
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B.
Trusteed Industry Shares
Trustee N Y Bank Shares
Trustee Stand Invest ser C
Class D
3%
55
2.87
4.44
...
Investors
1!
2nl
118%
.99
1 61
;
;
93
1
_
3.30
103%
15%
100
63%
59%
99%
Trustee Standard Oil shares A
Series B
Union Amer Invest Corp—
.
.
_—....
_
.
100%
10
2%
.—. ..
.
Common stamped......
Warrants expire 1938
Union Investing Co—.
Conv deb 5s 1946
M&S
United N Y Bank Shares C3United N Y Trust Shares ser F
U S Banking Corp
U S Elec Light & Pow tr ctf A
8*42
8.48
7.92
7.98
;.n
t'
3%
1%
45c
18%
2.87
1.08
'21%
98
2%
$6 1 st oreterred——————
!_
U. S. & International Sec
1st pref with
warrants
Conv preferred
9%
3%
...
!
.......
5
5
.......7
Utility & Industrial Corp..
82
p
1%
5
7
Convertible preferred
I
lr
107
Trust ctfs series B
Utility Equities Corp
12%
8%
.
Voting trust ctfs
U S & Foreign Securities com..*
2.83
3.68
3.61
3.41
1
1
.
...
•
1958.
e
4
10
38%
......
4.92
56
20
.1
Preferred;..
Reliance Internat Corp com A 10c
Preferred...
*
..........
31.87
19.14
100
"3%
21
50
Super Corp of Amer class A
Class AA....
Class B.....................
w
%
Class BB...^...............
25.19
Class O——..i.
4%
Class. D
li"46 Supervised Shares
3%
103
101,
17.64
4.82
cum
37.k
iJS*
10c
Common B
$1.20 preferred
$3 cum conv 1st pref
9
1
10%
...*
16
100
42
18%
4%
*
—
III
10%
97
41
Railway & Util Invest A
Sterling Securities
30.04
10
98%
,98%
2.18
1 1952
M&S
1.86 Shenandoah Corp common..
1
$3 convertible preferred
25
6
Solvay Amer Invest 5%% pf_100
6% Spanish & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
2%
£1
Amer dep rets ord bearer
5%
£1
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
*
51
10.49
100%
15%
........
53
102332
7
100%
$6 preferred*
Pub Util Investing 5s 1948.A&0
Pub Util Sec 7% preferred
*
Quarterly Income Shares
Railway & Light Securities com.*
Conv coll tr 4 %s series "11"
1955
A&O
4 %s Mar
5s March
2.23
10c
4.40
$6
101 %.
67%
10%
Nation Wide Securities Co
Oklahoma County Trust
No
UM
common
Preferred
*
2%
19
93
w w
B common
93%
21*
7
National Trust Shares—
Remodified
101
5
92%
1.21
%
29
North American Invest Corp—
Collateral 4s 1951
J&D
53
1.11
,
17.51
2.29
JM&S 15 f
2.50
*
2.14
Deb 5s 1954.
1.69
1 84
3%
3%
Dividend Shares
25c
Domestic & Foreign Investors—
Deb 5 Ms 1947.
F&A /
Eastern Utilities Investing Corp—
Inv Tr Ltd 5sA'57M&N
Elec Shareholdings Corp com.. .1
$6 conv pref with warr
2.08
1.56
..—10
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
Economic
1.92
1.70
2.31
22i!
8.45
„
1.61
1.16
1
$5.50 preferred
Warrants
5.35
52
1.53
16.62
7.65
_
2.03
1
Mutual Investment Trust
National Bond & Invest com
12
.......
D shares
1.79
1.06
1.87
.10
x
_
2.33
1.65
90
Niagara Share Corp (Md)-—
Conv deb 5%s 1950
M&N
2.79
1.69
2.52
share
6%
\
.....10
$6 preferred
2.11
1.56
49
Major Shares Corp
*
Maryland Fund Inc
Massachusetts Investors Trust__l
Phoenix Sec
Corp
$3 conv pref class A
Plymouth Fund Inc
Prudential Investors
Common stock
1.95
88
Keystone Custodian Fund B-3
New
31%
90
47%
Nat Bond & Share Corp
National Investors...
H3_
100
100
100
J&D
Investors Fund of America—
Series O
Investors Royalty
.
30
116
89
1%
5%
3%
3.81
com
17
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war..J&J
Larkins Warr Trust
%
22%
15
68
Insuranshares Co of Delaware--1
Insuranshares (Md) ctfs Inc
1
International Holdings & Inv
*
Common.
5
98
43
5%
6%
3%
85""
41
_
..F&A
1
$3 convertible pref A
.._*
Investment Bond & Share—
5s series A 1947
J&D
Investment Co of Am—
6.45
54
4%
1.72
Debenture 5s 1947
Interstate Equity common
u
12%
,
'
2.02
6% preferred...
6% preferred
5%
2%
51
%
_
101%
1%
97%
S3Z
7.95
Internafl Secur Corp Amer—
29.31
2.93
3.81
...
......
8% preferred
'
17
10
*
Investors
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
5.25
66
com——..
Bank Group Shares
Insurance Group Shares
25%
2.93
Accumulative series
A A (modified)
*
1948
...
44
53
92
...
4%
35
^
1%
Tobacco Shares
Guardian Investors com..—.
1
$6 preferred
———*
$3 preferred
——..—.*
18
51%
60
H%
102
99%
101
......
Steel Shares
66
49
27.26
5%
44%
2300
6.03
*
Convertible preferred
*
Christiana Securities com
100
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Secure common._
Preferred
-.100
Consolidated Funds Corp class A
Consolidated Invest Trust com.l
;
16%
3
*
cum
§3
7.25
Petroleum Shares
Railroad Equipment Shares
97%
4.85
6.52
5.99
14%
Investing shares...
Merchandising Shares—
Mining Shares
Canadian Internat Inv Trust—
5s series A 1959
-A&O
Canadian Investment Fund. Ltd
Canadian Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
————4—*
...
Food Shares
--
_
5
50
1956
Chemical Shares
7%
*
Class B
4%
Corp 4%s 1959
A&O
Group Securities, Inc—
Agricultural Shares.. ———
Automobile Shares..——i—
Building Shares
*
Debenture 4 %s Feb 1 1947
Debenture 4%s Dec 15 1952—
Old Colony Trust Assoc..
—
Overseas Securities Co
-*
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947
M&N
Deb 5s April 1 1948
A&O
Pacific Investing Corp—
Deb 5s 1948 without warr.. J&J
Pacific Southern Invest pref
*
Class A
7.31
ment
Old Colony Invest Trust—
Common
5.40
Great Brit & Canada Invest¬
"
94"
74%
Ask
Per
47%
2%
26.78
1
*
Bid
Par
5.10
1
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1944
Stocks ana Bonds
46%
•2%
25.36
—
German Credit & Investment—
Pref allot ctf 25% 1st pref..*
6
100
100
—J&D
1953.A&O /
......
$6 pref (with warrants)
26
54
73
;
1
General Investors Trust
Gen'l Realty & Utilities com
37
100
Option warrants.
Bancamerica-Blair Corp
Bankers Nat Investing com
Warrants
5%
II
*
warr
$6 preferred....————*.—*
4
51
w—*
50
$6 preferred w w
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without
General Investment Corp
1%
98
com w
Atlantic Secur 4%s A
Atlas Corp com
12
22*
Associated Stand. Oil Shs—
Atlantic & Pac Int.
Preferred w w
40
31
13.
Class B.—————————*
General American Investors—.1
12
*
Associates Investment
Warrants——*.—————-—
Fundamental Investors Inc
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
Class A..—......————
71
1%
39%
86%
11
25
25
25
7% preferred
8% preferred
Foundation Trust Shares A
Fourth Nat'l Investors w w assnt 1
1.88
4 70
31.57
39%
38
11.72
22
38*
10c
4.25
29.31
Series B.*.—
5%
100
100%
—10c
conv
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
1st coll tr conv 6s A 1949—J&D
1.17
$6 preferred
*
Deb g 5s 1953
F&A
Amer Business Shares.....—50c
Convertible preferred
preferred——
Equity Shares
1
Equity Trust Shares in Amer—1
Fidelity Fund. Inc—-—
*
First Boston Corp
-.10
Fixed Trust Shares series A—.*
73
•
V
30
Ask
share
34.77
37.36
2% > ■ 2
39% :; 42
6
6%
Equitable Invest Tr (Mass).—.5
Equity Corp common——...10c
1 %
.—*
Alliance investment com
6s A with warr 1949
J&J
Allied Int Investing Corp com—*
V $3 convertible preferred.——*
Amer Bankstocks Corp.—
*
American British & Continental—
Common...—
*
Bid
Par
Per
$3
29 %
...
Corp A—
Stocks ftnd Bonds
21.36
12.59
bonds
and Income and defaulted
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
share
4%
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4%s with com shs 1967—
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
'J
Deb 4 Ms with com shs 1968—
Amer Capital
Class B
Ask
as
'v/
.
x
20.11
Wellington Fund
i:i
Western Reserve Investing—
Deb 5%s
1944
F&A
103%
X'
'
—
f Flat price,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
x
Ex-di\idend.
r: ■
; J IK-
.
r
Public Utilities
(Includesstreet and electric railways, gas. electric
telegraph. telephone and bridge companies.)
power, water,
NOTICE—All bond-prices are "and interest" except where marked ut" 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
Adriatic Electric Oo (Italy)Extl s f 7s 1952
A&O
Ala Oas Oo 1st M 4Mb 1951.F&A
Alabama Power 1st os 1946-M&S
1st & ref 5s 1951
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1950
M&N
1st & ref 4Kb 1967
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service Co—
81
94
104 M
100 M
98 M
85 M
90M
-■
,
1st M 5s 1957
ser
90
96
104M
101M
99 M
86
91M
99 X
J&J
A
Amarillo Gas 6s
1939
Amer Commonwealths Power—
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
F&A
<
Deb g 5 Ms 1953
M&N
.
Oonv deb 6s 1940
.
92
92
M&S
Am
Community Power—
5 Ms Certificates of deposit 1953
1%
2
1X
IX
2%
2M
19
ft 11
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S15
Amer & Foreign Power Co—
Deb g 5s 2030
M&S
Amer Fuel & Pow 7s 1934.J&J
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028
M&N
,
Am Gas & Pow deb 3-5s '53-F&A f
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
A&O
Amer States Public Serv—
1st 15Ms 1948 ser A
I.M&N /
30
78M
,7l*
~
J&D /
Deb 6s 1938
Amer Telep & Teleg—
e
Deb 5 Ms Nov 1 1943
M&N
J&J
A&O
J&D
Conv deb 4Ms 1939
25-year deb 3 Ms 1961
10
i06M
106X
42
46
44
96 M
67
53
97 M
69
65
51
89
30-year deb 3 Ms 1966
American Toll Bridge—
101
:
5Ms ser A, B & O 1937-38-F&A
5 Ms series D, 1945
103
F&A
Amer Utilities 1st 6s 1945
J&D / 52
Deb 6 Ms 1941
M&N / 50
Amer Util Service 6s 1904
81
Amer Water Works & Electric—
Deb 6s 1975 ser A
M&N
107M
Deb 5s 1975 ser B___
97 M
J&D
Ana&Pot R RR-See WashRy&El
72
Anchorage Lt & Pow 7-5s'43 F&A
54
51
-
113
107
98M
98
.:V"
S'.'--:.
•:
104""
J&D
_ -
Deb gold 6s 2024-J&J
Ardmore St Ry—See Phlla Co
Arizona Ed 1st 5s 1948
J&J
1st 6s 1945
-.-A&O
Income 5s 1960
Income 6s 1960
82 M
109 M
98
74
•
56
84
F&A
102
100
5
101
15
104
99 M
92 M
70
92 M
99
102
59
63
-
Oonv deb 5 Ms 1977
Oonv deb 5s 1965
Conv deb 5s 1950
F&A
M&N
F&A
Conv 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
Conv invest ctfs 5 Ms
M&N
S f inc deb 5 Ms A 1983—_F&A
S f inc deb 5s B 1983
M&S
S f inc deb 4 Ms O 1983- -M&S
S f inc deb 4s D 1983
M&S
S f inc deb 5 M-6 Ms A1986 F&A
S f inc deb 5-6s B 1986—M&S
S fine deb 4 M-5Ms O '86.M&N
S f inc deb 4-5s D 1986—M&S
Associated Gas & Elec Corp—
8-year 8% 1940
—M&S
93M
63
60
58
55 M
58
54 M
45
55 M
71
73"
55
60
50
55
45
50
40
45
61M
62 M
55
54
55
46
47
100
98
F&A
J&D
92
82
85""
J&D
76
78
M&S
73
46 M
42
38
36M
39
72
87 M
42
42
42
104
89 M
43 M
43 M
43M
43 M
\2
42
42
2-yr 6% notes 1933
A&O / 111
Certificates of deposit
/ HI
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950
105
J&J
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947—-J&D
107
Gen mtge 4 Ms 1955
101M
-M&S
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
-
38
78
r
Conv deb 5Ms 1944 ser C.M&N
Certificates of deposit
48""
41
103 M
.
43 M
43 M
104
Atl Beach Bridge 6 Ms 1942-
101M
♦
Called Apr.
1 at 104.
-
.
A&O /
1955 ser A—
1
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
—J&D
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser C
M
Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B——J&J
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O
A&O
_jrgen Turnpike 5s 1951—-J&J
Berkshire St Ry 1st 6s *37--J&D
Berlin City Elect 6Ms 1951-J&D
Sink fund deb 6 Ms 1959-F&A
Deb 6s Apr 1,1955
A&O
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
■
35M
41M
37
43
(35% prin paid) 1927 F&A
72
/
Certificates of deposit.
/ 72
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Corp
102 X
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s *53. M&N
101 hJ
Canadian L & P 5s *49 op '14 J&J
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
—
ser
/
/
/
/
Ry 4Ms 1937--A&O
4 Ms Nov 1, 1941 —M&N
5s Dec 1942J&D
s
M&S
103"
54 M
103 M
111
112
116
117
116
118
117M
121X
123
102 X
103 M
118
86
38
20M
21X
21M
19M
19M
21
20
33
....
.
104
103 M
105
107 M
109
98
17
98M
101-4
98 M
97M
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957—M&S
Central Indiana Power Co—
.:
_
1st & ref 6s 1947
ser
J&J
A
.
91X
101M
107
101X
93M
1947-J&J
'19.M&N
1st & gen 4s ser G 1960—A&O
1st & gen M3MsserH '66.F&A
Cent Iowa Telep 5 Ms A
Cent Maine Pr 5s '39 op
Corp—
„
Cent Public
.
w—F&A
Conv deb 5 Ms '49 w
Without warrants
h
F&A
Util.(ws)inc5Ms-1952
Central States Edison, Inc—
1st coll inc 3-5s 1950
M&S f
Central States Elec Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1948
J&J
Deb 5 Ms 1954.
M&S 15
Cent States Pow & Lt Corn—
1st M & 1st lien 5 Ms 1953.J&J
Debenture 5s 1944
J&J
70
63,
64 M
67 M
56
18
1938.J&J
107M
1HM
110M
1st mtge 3 Ms ser B 1966--F&A
Central West Public Service Co—
A.-M&N
72
126
5Ms series B 1956
M&N
5s series C 1933—
J&D
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Consol gold 5s 1999——M&S
19M
112
1st 1 coll 5 Ms 1956 ser
Gen & adj 5s
104 M
95
72
72
109
M&S
70
M&S
58
.M&S
83
95M
1942.
Coll trust 5s notes 1942
100 M
-
-
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 4Mb 1958 series
99M
A
94
82M
106
102
M&S
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
J&J /
Chicago City & Connecting Ry
—
99 X
100
100 M
f g 5s Jan 1,1927.A&O /
Certificates of deposit
J
Coll tr
100M
100M
101
100
100M
98
99 M
98M
98
s
102"
102M
100
100M
100
95
99
97
85^
94
96 M
95M
90
95
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
1st & ref 5 Ms 1956
red and pay Aug
Certificates of
109M
103 X
58
105
59 %
ser
deposit/
Pur mon 4-5s Feb '27 opt-J&J /
Certificates of depositf
Adi inc 4s Feb 1927 opt.-May /
Certificates of
115
121M
107 X
1, 1933 _-F&A /
deposit
— J
A Feb '27—A&O /
Certificates of deposit--.— f
Series B Feb, 1927
J&D /
74
109"
J&J /
J&J f.
A&O
Chicago Railways Co—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% pt
81
114M
121M
107 X
103 M
106M
Certificates of
deposit
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
1st & ref 6 Ms 1944
..J&J
104
Certificates of deposit
106
108
Adjust deb 6s July, 1963—J&J /
110M
See
Ry.
8
/
/
1
1
Chicago & West Towns Rys—
1st cpm inc 5s 1937.
-J&J
15
Chippewa Power 6s 1947—J&D
105
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966.
Cin Newport & Cov L
105
117""
96
97
94 M
96
100M
93 X
99 X
13 M
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
Ill
California-Oregon PowerDeb gold 5 Ms 1942
A&O
1st mtge 4s 1966
A&O
Calif Water Serv 4s B 1961 -M&m
13 M
16
16
9M
9M
9M
9M
105
-
26„
8
J&J /
Certificate of deposit
72
f
/
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
Certificates of deposit
108M
72
26
/
107 M
106 M
115
21
Chicago City Ry—
,
70
1st 5s (15% paid) 1927—F&A f
70
Certificates of deposit
/
Chic Dist Elec Generating—
103 M
1st M 4Ms 1970M&S
104 M
1st 6s seriefe B 1961
M&N
Chic Gas L&C see Peoples G L&G
Chic North Shore & Milw RR—
Cons M 5s
■
12
21
.
100M
101
& Basis.
!£2 X
—
1st 5s 1942
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1960--A&O
lstsf 5s 1964——
J&D
California Gas & Elec Corp—
Unif & ref g 5s '37 op s f—M&N
t Called Apr. 1 at 105.
—
102 M
101M
96
& Power—
f 5s 1951—J&D
103
Charleston Transit Co—
-
s
20
112
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E
M&N
1st mtge 4Ms 1967 ser F—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G
M&N
1st & ref 4Ms 1981 ser H—J&D
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp
94 M
Butte'El & P 1st
/
1st & ref 3 Xs 1965
M&S
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
1st & ref 5s 1951—'
F&A
Cent Illinois Light 3 Ms'66.-A&O
Cent Statfrs Utilities 6s
92 M
F&A
,78
102M
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
—
M&S
Bway & 7th Ave—See N Y Rys
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967-F&A
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
Brooklyn Edison Co—
Consol mtge 3 Ms 1966—-M&N
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
Coll trust 4Ms 1966
M&N
Coll trust 3s May 11937—M&N
Coll trust 3s 1938
—M&N
Coll trust 3s 1939—
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1940
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1941—
M&N
Coll tr series 3 Ms 1942—M&N
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1943--M&N
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1944—M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1945—M&N
Col trust ser 3Ms 1946—M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1947--M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1948—M&N
Coll trust ser 3Ms 1949—M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1950--M&N
Coll trust series 3 Ms 1951-M&N
Brooklyn City & Newtown RR
5s 1939—
J&J
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July '41 (stp)—M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950—F&A
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949--F&A
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951—J&J
Bklyn Un Elev—See Bklyn Queens
Bklyn Un Gas lstcons5sg'45M&N
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A. _M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
i
Cent El & Tel 1 st 5s str A '55 J&J
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946.M&S
First lien coll tr 5Ms '46.- J&D
101M
106M
110M
110
1st & ref 5s 1954ser A
1
93 X
109
98 M
84 M
Cent Pub Serv
81
105M
_
no
80
M&S
gold 5s 1942
}00M
99
88
104 M
1st
Cent Conn Pow &Lt 5s'37-A&O
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940->J&J
93X
1st 4Ms series B 1961—-J&D
Broad River Power Co—
Buffalo Traction
112
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s 1950. A&O
Cent Pow 1st 5s 1957, ser D.J&J
106M
Falls El L
93 M
104
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s *53—J&J
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
1st & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A..F&A
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956-F&A
J&D
Buff & Niag
100
106 X
§5M
1960M&S
Deb 5s 1950—
J&D
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939--.F&A
1st ref 5s April 1, 1939
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser A
F&A
Gen & ref 4Ms 1981—_F&A
101
M&N
Cape & Vine'd El 4s A '65—J&J
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)—
1st g 5s June 1, 1947
J&D
Carolina P & L 1st 5s 1956—A&O
101
120"
M&N /
f 6s 1953
89
_
102M
—A&O
Boston Elev
Extl 1st
62
„
1st mtge 5s ser A 1955—-M&S
Canadian West Telep 5 Ms '56J&J
_
A '45.A&0
Deb g
Deb g
West End St 5s 1944
101
'
Binghamton (N Y) LH&P—.
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
A&O 1105
90
Birmingham Elec 4 Ms 1968.M&S
78M
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59.M&N
78
6% notes extended 1938--A&O
Birmingham Water Works Co—
103
1st m 5Ms 1954ser A
A&O
102 M
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
104
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser C
F&A
106
Blackstone Val G & E 5s '39-J&A
107
M Sc coll tr 4s ser C '65—M&N
Bleecker St&FulFy-See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
97
1st & ref 5s 1940—
M&N
105
Blue Lakes Water 6s '38—-M&S
Bolivian Power 8s
105M
102M
54
—M&S /
Term 6Ms 1951——n
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
Canton Elec Co 5s 1937
84
1956—-A&O /
Y) Gas Works
(N
Internat
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955--J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
102 M
1st
99M
104
,
_
1st mtge s f 6Ms
Buffalo & Lockport
—
Atlanta Wat El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
-
Beaver Valley Water 5s '60-M&N
Bell Telephone of Canada—
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952.-J&J
55
54
Beauharnois Power Corp—
Coll trust s f 5s 1973 w w_
British Col Power 5Ms
5s series B 1960
British Col Tel 5s 1960
61
57
Income deb 4 Ms 1978
F&A
Income dob 4s 1978
A&O
Income deb 3 Ms 1978
M&N
Income deb 3Ms 1978.---M&S
Associated Pub Utilities Corp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
—J&J
Deb 6s series A 1958
M&N
Associated Telep Co Ltd—
1st M 4s series B 1905
J&J
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
Deb 5Ms 1955 ser A
M&N
Assoc Telep Util deb 5s 1942A&O
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 6s 1941...
M&S
Certificates of deposit
22
18
103 M
Bangor Hydro Electric—
1st mtge 3 Ms i960———
104M
Barstow (W S) deb 6s 1942—i
100
Baton Rouge Electric Co—
1st mtge 5 Ms 1954——«
105M
105 M
1st M 5s 1959 ser B——1
Battle Creek Gas 5s ser A '461V
105M
Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge Co—
105
1st 7s 1953——.-.*-A&0
S f income 8s 1953
A&O / 45
Beauharnois L H & P 5Ms'73
/ -02
93M
64
Telephone—
1st mtge 5s 1905
M&S
Calumet G & E 5Ms B 1960-J&J
Calumet & South Chicago Ry—
,
73
104
llH
v
II
105
7s Sept 1947
—M&S
100M Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
M
91
Ashland L & Pow & St Ry—
1st M gold 5s 1939
_J&J
Ashtabula Water 5s 1958--A&O
Assoc Elect 4Mb 1953
J&J
68 Jan 1 1961
J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
—
107
111
32
33
1st s f 7s 1953
J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&O
Ark West Gas 1st 5s w w '39. J&J
Conv deb 5Ms 1973
Conv deb 5s 1973
Conv deb 4Ms 1973—
Conv deb 4s 1973.
106M
J&J
A&O
91
1st & ref 4Ms 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
99
1st 5s 1938
88
94
35
36
Arizona Power 5s 1950
99M
107
Binghamton
55
105 M
106 M
109 M
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1956-—-
98
96
Bellows Falls Hydro-EIec Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1958
—A&O
Appalachian Elec Power—
Appalachian Power 5s 1941
97 M
106
104
1st g 5s
91
27
25
112M
106 M
98 M
97 M
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry—
1st 6s 1940M&S
Androscoggin W Pow 6s '45-F&A
97 M
J&J
/
/
91M
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954—J&J
104
Bid
Bonds
Calif Water &
J&D
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '58 ser A M&S
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
/
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
.
1st lien & ref 5s 1957—
Atlantic City Sewerage—
1st s f 6s ser A 1956---
*
Ask
Baltimore Transit Co-
105
A&O
Bid
100
100 M
Albany Ry—See United Trac
Alexandria Water 5s 1937—J&J
100
Allegheny Gas Corp 6Ms'43M&N / 49
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952
M&S f 75
Alton Water 5s 1950
Bonds
Atlantic City El 5s 1938—M&S
1st & ref 5s 1956--.
A&O
Gen mtge 3Ms 1964-——-J&J
Atlantic City Gas 5s I960J&J
Ask
F&A
& T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
Cincinnati Street
1st
m
1st 6s 1955
ser
J&J
104
A&O
A&O
95
101
Ry—
5 Ms ser A
1952
B
....
102 M
94 M
101
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
April, 1937]
PUBLIC
UTILITY BONDS
75
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
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan *60
M&S
Deb g 5s Apr 1958A&O
Deb g 5s 1963
—M&N
,t Deb 5s 1969
—M&S
Conv deb 5s 1950
Cities Service Gas Co—
J&D
1st M pfbe line 5Ms 1942-M&N
Bonds
Coll Inc 6s B Oct 1 .1954—J&D
conv 5s 1951
J&J
1st lien & ref 7Ms 1941-M&S
102
Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st mtge 3Ms 1966
A&O
104
Cumberland Gas 6s w-s 1948M&N
Cumberland Valley Telephone—
103
Independent
M&N
72
J&D
72
v
1st mtge 5s 1966
General 5s 1966
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
Dallas Pow & Lt 6s 1949
!
74
■
74;;
Telephone
1st mtges f 4 Ms ser A
'61--J&J
Citizens Utilities 3% notes 1955—
Citizens Water
42
(Scottdale)—
1st 5s series A 1953
.-J&J
Citizens Water
(Washington, Pa)
5s
83
5s
101
1st M 5s 1954
J&D
1st M 5s 1957 series
C— ..M&N
101
105
86
1st
Com'w'Ith
66
103
103
104M
10324
Com'w'Ith Tel
(Pa) 5Ms *45 M&N
Com'w'Ith TeI(Wis)4s serA 1M&S
Com'wealth Water 5 Ms ser A 1947
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
1st mtge 5s 1957
ser C—F&A
103
Community
ser
A
99
97 M
Duluth-Superior
1st 5s 1953
32
80
76
83
79
57
58
74 M
78
Connecticut Light
25-year deb 3Ms 1956—.M&S
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s
*39-----J&J
Connecticut Power—
1st & coll trust 5s
1956
J&J
Conn Ry & Lt
4Mb 1951—J&J
Stamped guaranteed optional
Conn Riv Pow 324s ser
A'61 F&A
Connellsv Wat 5s Oct 2 '39-A&O
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st lien
103 M
101M
122
10524
10524
102 M
103M
81
1962 stamped--J&J
Co of N Y—
Debenture 3 Ms 1946
A&O
Debenture 3 Ms 1956
A&O
Consol Elec & Gas 6s 1962 .M&N
6s series B 1962
F&A
1C4
102 M
_
6% secured notes 1937...F&A
Consol Gas of Bait 5s
1939—J&J
Gen g 4Mb Apr 1954
A&O
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P
(Bait)—
Ref mtge s f 3Ms 1971--J&D
Cons Gas (N\) deb 4
Ms '51 J&D
Consol Gas Utilities Co—
-
1938
60 v
65
99 M
106M
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '56.J&J f
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser
Corp
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st 4Mb 1958
—M&N
1st M 5s 1958
M&N
Consum L H & P Co
(Eliz, N J)—
5e
59
118M
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser
A-J&D f
6s stamped 1943
J&D k
Conv deb 6Ms 1943 A w w J&D f
Extls f 5s Feb 15.1954.F&A 15
Pow 4 Ms 1956. J&D
of Dallas 5s '46 A&O
County Gas (N J)
106
37*"
78M
§5M
106 M
106M
11224
107 X
107 X
102
107 Vs
10724
103
H
.-viV-:
10M
9M
;
oco
4M
324
102
96
93M
20
Transit—
62
30
_
93
95
101
w
103
102M
68
7% 1932 ctfs of dep
J&J
East Jersey St
Ry 5s 1944-_M&N
76"
....
107;
E.
Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42.A&O
99 M
East Prussia Pow 6s
1953
18
J&D /
E St L & Interurb
Wat 5s '42 J&J
101M
1st mtge 6s 1942
J&J
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
East St Louis
(111) Lt & Pow
1st 5s 1940
J&D
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc—
1st m & coll tr 4s A
1956.M&S
Eastern Iowa Pow
6Ms 1943.M&S
Eastern Lt & Pow s f 5s 1964
M&N
Eastern Mass Street
Ry Co—
Ref m 4 Ms 1948 A
J&J
Ref m 5s 1948 B_
..J&J
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser C
M&S 15
Ref 6s series D 1948
Ref 6s series E 1948
101M
103
93
95
95
98
85*"
100M
20
103
■
104
100
88M
r
101
85 M
94
87 M
95
98
98
105
1st
mtge colltr 7s 1958
J&J / 48
Adjt 6s due July 1958
A&O /
5M
Eastern Minn Pow 5Ms
64
1951 M&S
Eastern Oregon Lt & Power—
5Ms series A 1951
99 M
M&S
5s series B 1953
94 M
J&J
Eastern .Shore Pub Service Co
1st m 5Ms 1947ser A
100 1
M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5s
102 M
1955 B M&S
Easton Cons El 5s 194976
-M&N
Economy Lt & Pr (111) 5s '56. J&D
106
Edison Elec Ilium of
Boston—
3 Ms 1st M s f
102M
July 1. '65.J&J
Ed E. Ul(Bkn)See
Kings Co EL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See
NY G
103""
50
a
6M
56 M
105M
10124'
10024
Elec &
101X
lOOVs
97 X
90 M
64
100M
101M
Eliz
64 M
66 M
Eliz
92
1st
101
103
8/
102 M
102
M
100
Peoples. See Phila R T
Corp (Germany)—
f 6Ms 1950
1st sink fund
s
102"
...M&S /
1824
1924
86 M
88
6Ms 1953—A&O
Electric P & L Deb 5s
2030.F&A
Eliz Plainf & Cent
J1
131
.
.
10624
26
107 M
108'"
102 M
103 M
102 M
102 H
M&S
1st lien g 6s 1942
102M
stpd
M&S
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B._ J&D
100
Fed'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov
1,1965— / 25
Federal Public Service
Corp—
1st 16s 1947—
J&D /
63 M
Federal St & Pleasant
Valley
34
84
M&N
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5
Ms 1957—M&S
Florida Power Corp—
1
f g 5s 1954
82
& 1.60
5 2.60
& 2.60
5 2.75
Gandy Bridge (Tampa) 6s '45J&D
Gary Elec & Gas Co—
1st lien coll 5s x-w
1944--.J&J
5s with warrants
70
100
9824
1944--J&J
110
Gary Rys Co 6 Ms ser A 1945 F&A /
Gary Street Ry 1st 5s 1937.-A&O
/
Gas Co of New Mex
6Ms '44 M&S
Gas & El of
Bergen Co 5s '49.
J&D
38 M
40
91
Gen 5s Nov 1,1954
M&N
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956—J&D
Debenture gold 6s 1941 J&D 15
Deb 6s 1941 series B
A&O
General Public Service
Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1953.
J&J
Conv deb 5 Ms 1939
J&J
General Public Utilities—
1st M coll tr 6
Ms ser A'56_ A&O
1st mtge & coll 6
Ms 0*55-A&O
General Water Wks & El
Corp—
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser
A_ J&D
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s'61 F&A
Ga-Caro Pow 1st s f 5s
*52.-J&J
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967.-M&S
Georgia Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1978J&D
Georgia Ry & Elec—
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939. _J&J
Atlanta Northern Ry Go—
1st guar 5s '54
op '90
J&J
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w.
J&D /
Grand Rapids Gas L 5s
'39.F&A
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s
'39-M&N /
Great Cons Elec Pow
(Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944
—....F&A
1st & gen 6 Ms 1950
J&J
Great Lakes Power Ltd—
1st sf 4Mb 1956
M&S
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
1st lien coll tr 5
Ms 1942..M&N
Great Northern Power—
1st 5s stamped 1950
F&A
GTeen Bay & Miss
Canal—
1st & ref 4 Ms 1953
M&S
Green Mountain Power
Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1948
F&A
85 M
91X
100
A&O /
opt
,
90 M
92 M
94
—
s
103M
10324
81M
st mtge 4s series C
1966
J&D
Sinking fund debs 5s 1946. J&D
Florida Pow & Lt 1 st 5s '54. J&J
Florida Public Service Co—
1st 4s series C 1955
J&J
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945—A&O
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1935—J&J
Fruit Growers'
Express—
Equip trust 5Ms to 1938
Equip trust 4Ms to 1941—F&A
Equip trust 4Ms to 1943—M&S
Equip trust 4s to 1946—-M&S
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
110M
.
28M
Federal Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amer
series) 1942.M&S
1st 5s (Internat
ser) 1942—M&S
Stamped
68
109M
117
117M
101M
101X
100 X
102 M
101X
88 M
88
9224
113
104M
97 M
74
105
105
20
105
24
94 X
91
96
74
106 %
103
102 M
& Gas
System—
Col tr 5s 1952 series
A.
A&O
Col tr 5s 1952 series B
A&O
Gulf Coast Water 1st 5s
'48-F&A
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
—A&O
Gulf Public Service Co—
1st mtge 6s 1945—
Gulf States Utilities Co—
:
*
99M
99 M
90
103 X
:
A&O
97
1st M & ref 4s ser O
1966—A&O
10-year 4Ms deb 1946—.. A&O
Hackensack Wat 4s'52 op'l2 J&J
Gen&ref 5s June 1577 A J&D15
5Ms June 15, 1977 ser B.J&J
5s secured conv notes
1938 J&J
101X
103
106
102 M
108
108 X
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Extl g
s
f deb 7s 1935
M&N
f
25
19.
64
M&N
107 M
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952—F&A
/ 29
5Ms (Sept'31 coup on)'51 .M&S
Helena Gas & Elec 1st 6s '52 M&S
102
Hest Man & Fair Pass
Ry—See P hil R T
Home Tel & Tel (Ft
Wayne)1st 6s series A 1943
J&J
105 M
1st 5Ms series B 1955
A&O
105
Houston Elec 1st 6s B 1950-J&D
96 M
Houston Gas Securs 5s 1952-M&S
97
Houston Gulf Gas—
1st M & col 6s 1943 ser
A.A&O
Deb 6 Ms 1943 with war-.A&O
104
100
Se_
&
Raritan Riv)Public Serv
& Trenton RR I
Corp
Elmira Water,
Light & RR—
100
103M
1961 A&O
103
63
See Foreign Bonds
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970
Electric Pow
100
90M
Elec4Ms,
102
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under
gound & St Rys 5Ms'38_.J&D
Hamilton Gas 6 Ms A w w'37
J&D
Hanover Harz Water Works-
'
Edison Sault
108
i
103
■'
88 M
Eastern Michigan Rys—
Electric Co of N J 1st 5s
1947 M&S
Electric Ferries 1st 7s '41.
_A&0
102
106
Greenwich Wat
106
102
158
100
-
deposit
101 x
M&S
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke jt 1st & ref 5s'4l opt.M&S
Ercole Marelli El
Mfg Co (Italy)
1st 8 f 6 Ms 1953 witn war M&N
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942.A&O
Erie Co Electric 6s 1959
J&J
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
A&O /
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
A&O
Erie & Suburban
Ry 5s
/
Fall River Elec Lt 5s
1945--J&J
1st M
—
-
5s Jan 1 .1952-
98
17 H
83
Copper Dist
County Gas
100M
106M
28
104
Cooper RivBri'ge inc 1st 6s'58M&N f
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
91
103
4M
4M
F&A
Ask
A 1952.-J&D
-
'
96,.
J&D
1st mtge 3 Ms 1970
M&N
1st mtge 3X8
1966---j__M&N
Contin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Continental Pub Serv 6s '40.J&D
Continental Tel & Tel 5s"53 F&A
110
120
84 %
Consumers Nat Gas 6s '44-M&N
Consumers Power Co—
1st mtge 3X8 1965
.M&N
1st mtge 3Xb 1965M&N
—
104 %
103
60
63
-
83
59
107
_
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of
Upper
105
101
5s
^
100M
102M
121
Consol Edison
10824
10724
107 M
107 X
112„
1st coll 5Ms ctfs
1937 A—F&A /
129
102 M
99 X
104
72""
104
Durham Pub Ser 7s A
'49—A&O
Durham Trac 1st 5s
1941—M&S
East Coast Pub Serv
4s 1948—
East Coast Utilities—
127
ser
Conv deb 5Ms 1954-
104
104 X
70
108 X
Duquesne Gas Corp—
1st conv 6s Mar 15,1945 M&S1 5/
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948
f
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
8224
99 M
37
5s 1952
Passenger Ry 5s 1942
Federal Water Service
Corp—
105
■
M&S / 60
Dumbarton B'ge 6Ms to *49-J&J
104
82
98 M
& 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
103 M
105
;
J&J /
2
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
1st 6Ms 1937 A with
war-M&S
101 %
Dom Elec Pow
5Ms 1955—M&S
93
Dominion Gas & Elec—
6Ms 1945 with warrantsJ&J
92M
Dortmund Munlc Util
(Germany)
20-yr s f 6 Ms 1948
A&O / 17
105
J&D
of
m
Gen & ref 6s
_
Detroit Edison—
Gen & ref 4Mb 1961 ser
D.F&A
Gen & ref 5s ser E
1952.-A&O
Gen & ref M 4s ser F
1965. A&O
Gen & ref M 3 Ms ser G
'66M&S
Detroit International
Certificates
15
96 M
106
1(?2
Det & Pt Huron
Shore Line—
1st gold 5s 1950—
'
103
103
„
1st & ref
>
Bridge—
89
39
13
Deb g 5Ms 1946 ser B—M&S
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn cons 4s '48 J&J
52
104M
-.J&J
J&J
J&J
1st mtge s f 6
Ms 1952
113M
85
37
Power & Light Co—
M&S
102 M
82 M
107
104 M
Certificates of deposit.—
S f deb g 7s 1952
F&A
103
111M
Col M £>s 1957—
Deb g 6s 1946
%
111M
lllM
110M
110M
106M
102
Community Pub Ser 5s 1960.J&J
Community Teleph 5s Jan 1 1949
Community Water Service Co—
06^
102 %
1st mtge 6s 1947
series A—J&J
1st mtge 5s 1950 series
B—A&O
....
105 X
97
v
105
Certificates of deposit.
/
1st 5s,
1966-..—......M&N
Detroit City Gas Co—
100
101
109
109
Commonwealth Lt & Power—
W: Ref & unif 7s 1962
J&J /
.
105
/
10
110M
110M
Non-cum inc deb 6s (w s) 1948- /
Non-cum inc deb 6s (x
s) 1948- /
1971
Bid
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser
A—_J&J
89
1st cons mtge 6s
1943
A&O
101
Des Moines Elec Co—
1st mtge 5s 1938
M&N
105
Des Moines Gas Co—
1st mtge 5s
1956
105
M&S
Des Moines
Ry 1st ,nc 5s Jan 1 '55 f 36
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
1st mtge s f 6s 1953
M&N / 41M
Certificates of deposit..
/ 41M
Convs f deb 6Ms
1948.—M&N
107
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
]
96 M
104
109
M&S
Delaware Vail Util 6s 1952.M&N
Denv Gas & El 1st
g 5s '49--M&N
1st & ref 5s 1951
M&N
Stamped as to Pa tax.
Denver Tramway
Corp—
108M
Commonwealth-Edison
M&S
M 4Ms
1969
4Mb 1969
1st
H 1965—A&O
El 5s June 1 '43-M&S
5s
1st mtge g 4 Ms
1st mtge g
8 f 4s series B
105
1965
M&S
Colonial Util 5Ms June 1.1958...
64
Colorado Cent Pow 5Ms '46-J&D
100
Colorado Power 1st 5s '53--M&N
106
Columbia Gas & Elec
Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
102
M&N
Deb g 5s 1952
103
A&O 15
Deb 5s Jan 15. 1961
J&J 15
10224
Columbia River Longview
Bridge
6 Ms stamped 1953
8
A&O /
Columbus Dela & Marion Elec Co
1st & ref 5s
98M
July 1937
J&J
1st & ref 6s
98 M
(stmpd) 1937.J&J
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A—.J&D
105 X
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser
105
B-.M&N
Columbus Ry Pow &
Light—
1st mtge & coll tr 4s
103 X
1965-M&N
ser
*
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s 1937
Dayton Power & Light—
CSarksbury-Columbus
M 324s
101M
95
98
100
104
106
A&O
1st & ref M
3Ms 1960
A&O
Delaware Elec Power Co—
Deb 5Ms 1959
-J&J
Delaware Power & Light Co—
Short Route Bdge 6
Ms '52-J&D / 27
Cleveland Elec Ilium—
Gen mtge 324s
106 M
July 1, *65-J&J
Cleve Southw Ry &
Light—
Gen & con 5s 1954
M&S *
Clinton (La* W W 1st 5s 1939F&A
102""
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
Co—
M 5s 1953
...J&J
M col 5s 1954 ser
B—J&D
M col 4Ms 1956
ser C.A&O
M col 4 Ms 1957 ser
D.J&J
M 4s 1981 ser F
A&O
1st mtge 4Mb ser A 1951.-J&D
Conv deb 424s 1946—...J&D
Empire District Elec Co—.
9824
101
1961
J&.T
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951--J&J
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
59
94
.
Davenport Water
83
1941.i...U.........j.J&D
57
92
ai0lM
105M
Bonds
El Paso Nat Gas—
D—J&J
1st mtge 3Ms 1967F&A
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
81M
Danbury & Beth Gas 6s 1948 F&A
105
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s '41.J&J
45
Darby Med & Ches Ry—See Phila R Tr
84
102 M
103 M
100 M
74
5^s A 1951
J&J
City Elec San Fran 5s 1937--J&J
City Gas & Elec 1st 6 Ms '51-J&J
City Light & Traction (Sedalia,
Mo) 1st s f 5s 1952
J&D
City & Sub PS—See Un Rys of St L
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City of New Castle Water—
J&J
J&J
1st g 7Ms 1949 ser
B——J&J tl
1st g 5s 1952 ser C
J&J
1st gold 5 Ms 1954 ser
10224
Ask
90M
Cuban Telep
Light—
Deb 6Ms 1952
Deb 5Ms 1949
Bid
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948.M&N
Crescent Public Service Co-
Cumberland
100M
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Co—
1st M 6s 1943
J&J
Cities Service Power &
Citizens
Ask
74 M
75
72 X
74
72M
74
72M •;-:74;f/
74 X
74 M
97 M
105
1st & con g 5s 1956
El Paso El Co—
1st
m
5s 1950 ser A
95
M&S
J&J
106
108
103 %
104
*
Called July 1 at 104M.
k Last sale,
n Nominal.
t Called July 1 at 106.
t Called July 1 at 103.
a
Called July 1 at 102.
6 Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest,
76
v:-:\
Bid
Bonds
Houston Light & Power
100M
104
coll 6s *43 with warr J&D
Hudson Oo Gas 5s g 1949—M&N
m
100%
106
117
102%
54A M&S
M&S
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
1st 5s ser O 1962
Ask
101
104
100%
Hydro El Bond & Sh 5s 1957M&N
99
Hydro El Corp (Va) 5s 1958-J&D
105
Hydro El Pow Comm 3%s'43J&J
118%
4%s due Jan 1, 1970——-J&J ♦
100
Deb 3 %s-5s 1952
A&O
103%
4MB 1938
F&A
107.
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
J&J
103 X
Illinois Bell Tel 3%s B '70—A&O
Illinois Commercial Telep—
99
;
1st 5s series A 1948
-.M&S
97 M
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B—M&S
HI Community Tel 6s 1949—J&J /;* 80
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
106%
1st & ref 5s 19 57opt
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
103 M
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A..A&0
101
1st & ref 5%s 1954 ser B
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1966ser C
J&D
95M
8 f deb 5%s 1957
M&S
Illinois Water Service Go—
100%
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A..J&J
101
107
119
,
-
Indiana Assoc Telegraph—
1st mtge 4%s ser B 1965—A&O
Indiana Central Telep Oo—
1st lien coll 5%s 1938--—M&N
Indiana Electric Corp—
1st M 6s 1947 series
105
/
103 M
A—M&N
103
93
90
Indiana General Service—
1st M 5s 1948
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
98
107
J&J
92
110
106
-118
100%
Indiana Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1,1950- J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
,
71%
/
71%
-20
6% conv notes 1940
J&D
Indiana Telep 5s A (ws) I960-J&J
98
Indianapolis Columbus & South-
80
Traction 1st 6s 1948—F&A
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952—A&O / 74
Indianapolis Power & Light—
105%
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
65
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1967 J&J
era
Indianapolis Water—
y 1st mtge 3%s 1966
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
_
Inland Gas 6 Ms 1938Certificates of deposit
100 M
99%
82 M
107
J&J
100
/
96
23
Kings Co E L & P
26M
30 M
27%
31%
27
29
93 M
92 M
42%
40 M
84%
83
A&O
Conv g 7% note 1932
M&S
Certificates of deposit
Intercontinents Power Co—
•;
A&O
M&S
ser
0 J&D
F&A
F
Conv deb 4%* 1939
J&J
Deb 5s 1955
F&A
Int-State Bridge 4-6 Ms '50 M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951
J&D
Interstate Power 1st 5s '57---J&J
•V."
J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
Interstate P S (Ark) 6s
1940 M&S
Co—
79 M
Interstate Tel & Tel 5%s 1953J&J
Interstate Wat 6s ser A 1940-F&A
Iowa Electric Co—
1st 4s ser A 1961
..J&J
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser O '42.F&A
1st mtge 4s ser E 1955-..-J&D
Iowa-Ill Telep 2-5Ms 1949-A&O
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—_
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A..M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B—M&S
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4 Ms 1958 M&S
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957—J&D
Deb 5s 1968
M&S
1st mtge 5%s 1959
Debenture 6s I960
♦
M&S
—M&N
Called Apr. 1 at 100.
40
1%
Louisv Ry cons ext
2d 4%s 1940—
104%
101 %
97
— -
F&A
6s coll notes ser B
70
70
94%
100
60
63
67
70
83 M
84
72 M
50
73%
68
63
64
51%
51%
89
91
97%
98%
101
58
96 M
114%
100%
67
102%
102%
102
87%
81%
107%
15%
39
98
104
101%
92%
92%
91
106
102%
107
85"
155%
106%
112
111%
112%
90%
60%
60%
61%
1942—-F&A
55
58
102%
Lake Sh Gas 1st 5%s
1950--M&N
Superior Dist Pow—
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1966-_A&O
Lancaster Co Ry & Lt 5s 1951 J&J
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
Ref & impt g 5s 1960
J&D
1st extend 5s 1945
-J&D
Leipzig Overland Pow 6%s *46—
Lewiston Gas Lt 3%s C '56-A&O
91
61
62
103"
Telep 5%s 1948--J&J
& Lt 6s 1946-A&O
1st & ref 5%s ser B 1949—M&S
1st & ref 6s ser C 1952—M&N
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 J&J
Gen gold 5s Feb 1, 1933—F&A
102
102%
5
1
82
Lake
93%
110
104
107%
108%
104
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 A 1945
3-5s series B 1945
Meridionale Electric Co—
1st s f 7s 1957 ser A—A&O
Metropolitan Edison Co—
1st M 4%s 1968 ser D—M&S
1st M 4s 1971 ser E—-M&N
1st mtge 4s ser G 1965—M&N
Metrop Edison Corp 6s '61-M&S
59
93%
101"
Lex
103
102
St Ry—•
5 %s 1942 .J&J
Pow 5s *55 J&J
Middlesex Water 5%s 1957-A&O
Middlesex & Somerset Trac—
Middlesex & Boston
_
50
12
47%
42 %
20
92%
86
95%
95%
18
105
112
102%
92
102%
103%
96
101%
80
106
102%
104%
103
14
12
12
11 %
36
36%
47
56
„
-J&J
1950
Middle Western Tel
Conv dob 6s 1939
6s 1943.J&J
—.
90
1st M4%s 1967
Minneapolis Gas Light
M&S
Co—J&D
Nor Pr jt 6s 1944 A&O
1st mtge 4s
1950
105
Minnesota
102%
Minnesota Power
76
& Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
-J&D
1st & ref 4%s 1978
M&N
Mississippi Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955—M&S
104%
101
100%
101 %
99
87%
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M
5s 1957
100
/ Price includes accrued interest,
86
85
Co—
Milwaukee Gas Light
105
96
117%
104%
M&N / 35
Midland Util deb 6s 1938.-M&S / 71%
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5k 1961 ser B
J&D
103%
1st M 5s 1971
J&J
103
J&D
Mississippi River Pow 5s '51-J&J
Deb 5s May 1. 1947
M&N
Miss Val Pub Ser 1st 5s '54-J&D
b Basis.
102%
Sewer—See Fgn bds
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
—F&A f
Certificates of deposit
Exteu gold 4s 1938
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
'
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42^1&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '40 s f—F&A
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939—A&O
Miami Bridge income deb 6s 1952|/
87"
94
t Called May 1 at 103.
94%
107
17
Metro Wat
5s
20
98
18%
107
107
117
95%
60
/ 35
1 st and ref mtge
92
96%
102%
Middlesex Elec Lt
82
58
„
.
/ 93
_
_
Telep Co—
A&O
103
1950—J&D / 55
Michigan Gas & Elec Co—
1st & ref 6s 1943
M&S
97
93%
1st M 5s 1956
J&D
95
Michigan Public Service Co—
1 st g 5s 1947 ser A
-A&O
93
Middle States Telep 6s A *47-J&J
103
104%
103
98
,
Michigan Associated
1st M 5s 1961
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A
^
104"
__
Power—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955
A&O
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
1st Ms f 7s 1948
.M&N /
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&imp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
1st & ref 6s 1954
—M&S
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
MacLaren-Que Pow 5%s Febl'61
5%s series B 1964
M&S
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53-J&J
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936—M&N /
Malone (N Y) L & P 5%s'56_J&J
Manchester Terminal 6 %s 1941- /
Gen s f 7s ww 1941———A&O /
Manhattan Ry con 4s g 90—A&O /
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep. /
2d gold 4s 2013—
—J&D /
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—
1st lien & colltr 5s '53
M&S
Manila Gas Co—
1st lien coll tr 5%s 1937--A&O
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f 5%s '51 ser A—J&J /
1st M s f 5%s 1952 ser B„J&J /
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
15-year s f 7s 1941
J&D f
Maritime Tel & Tel—
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1956 —J&J
Ref & gen 6-4% s ser B 1966 J&J
Market St El Pass Ry—See P R T
Market St Ry (San Francisco)—
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A Jan.—
Maryland Light & Power—
1st M 5%s 1950 ser A——J&J
Mass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A
A&O
Massillon El & Gas 1st 5s'56-J&J
Maysville P Serv 5 %s A 1942A&O
McGavock & Mt Vernon Horse
RR 1st 6s 1937
J&J
1%
(Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
102
1st M 6s w w 1944
M&S
101
Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952—F&A
98%
99% Lexington Wat ref 5 %s 1940 .F&A
85
100
LexingtonWat PowColst5s'68J&J
'87
Conv deb 5%s 1953.
J&J
109
60" Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941--J&D
105%
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s 1939—J&J
103
97% Little Rock Ry & El 6s *38—A&O
102
115% Lockhart Power 4%s 1955--J&D
101% Lockport L H & P 5%s A'54M&N t 103%
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
74
1st extl 7s 1952
;J&D
104%
103% Lone Star Gas s f 5s 1942—M&N
72
102% Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56—J&D
103 M
92
83
107
97
25
Lake Erie Pow
99
M&S
1st mtge 4%s ser A 1966-M&S
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st s f g 6%s 1944
—F&A
115
94
23
La Crosse
llt>
100%
,
::::
105%
6s
97%
A&O
_
5%s 1940J&J
General 5s 1950——-—F&A
Lowell Gas Light—
104%
f
f
1948
1939
A&O
'53 ser O F&A
1st col&ref 5%sl960 ser D F&A
6s coll notes ser A 1942—F&A
79%
120%
103%
100%
102%
1C2%
9l"
M&S
Lower St Lawrence
102%
95
1938—A&O
(Ky)—■
_
105
105%
J&D
1957
1st & ref M 3%s 1966
Louisv Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd.
101.20
Works—
1958
J&D
Wyoming Val RR
Laclede Gas Lt 5s
68
„
Investors Telephone 3s 1961
_
1st mtge 5s
Louisville Gas & Elec Co
101%
150
•
93%
93
70
Los Ang Trac 1st cons 5s'38-J&D
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
Water
1st 5s ser A
10
77
100%
B—J&J
86
J&D
81
1st & ref 4 Ms '58 ser F
M&S
1
Interstate Rys 4s 1943..
F&A /
A&O
Kokomo
85
67
70
1st & ref 6%s 1949 ser
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
Interstate Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s
1st M colltr 5%s
92 M
99%
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4 Ms 1952
J&J
Interstate Pub Serv
9
1st 5s *37.A&O
6s g 1997- -A&O
Lackawanna &
1st 5s 1951
101M
J&J15
International Railway (Buffalo)Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938--J& J
Internat Ry ref 5s '62 op.M&N
Sec 7s 1952
i
93%
93%
43%
43
98
J&J
Corp—
u
6%
7o ecu
uuuus 1955 »«r
%
sec bonds
ser
Sec 7s 1957&ser E—
-
60
101
102
Edison El 111 Blkyn 4s '39.J&J
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
99
1957M&S
Deb 6s 1957
Debentures 6s 1955
International Power Sec
97%
Purch money
Debentures
J&D /
International Hydro-Elec System
Debs A 6s 1948
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
M&N
—J&J -105
101 %
103 %
103
A_ A&O
Los Angeles Railway Corp-1st & ref s f g 58 1940
J&D
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938-_A&0
70
_
21
-
96
Certificates of deposit
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6 Ms
71%
.
Kewanee(Ill)Pub Ser 6s A '49 J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1956.-F&A
Keystone Pub Serv—
1945
Conv dob g 5 %s '52 ser
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
95
12
2
104
Cons mtge
76
79%
6
J&D
1948
A&O
Interborough Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex. J&J
f 7s 1935
Inland Telep 1st 6s
6% notes 1932
Certificates of deposit
Jer City Hob & Pat—See P S Co
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec *31'<
Keystone Telephone Co-—
1st & ref 5%s 1955 ser A—J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B—A&O
75%
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938-F&A
Inland Pow & L s f 6s '36 A.M&S
Colltr 8 f 6s 1941 ser B
M&N
Coll tr 6s 1957 ser O—
A&O
Secured g 6s
101%
101%
_
1st M 5s 1978
94
78 M
.
s
100%
1st & ref 5%s 1950
J&J
100%
1st & ref 5%s July 1 '50-M&N
93
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
M&N
Isarco Hydro-Elec Co (Italy)—
69%
1st M s f 7s 1952—
M&N
Island Gas & Electric—
67
25-yr s f 5%s 1953 ser A—M&S
Italian Superpower Corp—
58%
Deb 6s 63 (without warr)_J&J
101%
Jackson Gas 1st 5s 1937
A&O
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas—
55
5s stamped 1942
8%
Income deb 6s ser A 1952 M&N /
James River Bridge Corp—
38
1st sink fund 6%s 1958---J&J /
%
Deb gs 7s 1943
J&D /
105
Jamest'n (NY) Telep 5s 1954 J&D
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—.
103%
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B
F&A
104%
1st M 4%s 1961 ser C
J&D
>
3s B Dec 31 1962—
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
Kanawha Val Tr 1st M 5s *46 J&J f
102%
96
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46--F&A
113
1st 6s series A 1942
F&A
102
Kansas City Clay Co & St Joseph
7
Ry 1st 5s 1941
M&S /
45%
106
Kan City Pub Serv 3s 1951—J&J
100%
KansaS Elec Pow 6s 1937-_J&D
95
100
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1966-J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric— <
119
105
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A—M&S
104%
1st mtge 4%s 1980J&D
100%
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947-.-M&S
93
Kansas Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 4%s 1965
M&N 106%
Kentucky El Pr lsts f 6sl960J&J / 88
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
14%
94
1st 6%s 1942 with warr—J&D f
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s
1958 / 35
106% Kentucky Power & Light Co—
96
120
1st m 5%s 1948 ser B——M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
/
93
1st & ref gu 5s *51 opt '14 F&A
107
71%
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949-J&D
72% Kentucky Utilities Co—
103%
1st M 6%s Sept '48 ser D M&S
26
1st M 5%s 1955 ser F
A&O 100
91
100
1st M 5s 1961 series G
F&A
91
5s series H 1961
F&A
90
£ 82
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
F&A
1st 7s series J 1957
105„
76%
100%
1st 6s series K 1957
M&S
105
M&N
105% Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
98%
67
104%
102%
99
J&J
F&A
Secured 5s 1958
Deb
Long Island Lighting—
_
A
M&N
1957—F&A
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
Indiana Pr 1st 7%s '41 A _M&N
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s '43
J&J
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser
Indiana & Mich El 5s
_
104%
107 M
104
Bid
Bonds
Ask
„
1st M6^s 1953 series B—F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series O
M&S
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946.J&J
_
Bid
Bonds
and income and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of Issue ;
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st mtge 3%s 1966—
J&D
Houston Natural Gas Corp—
1st
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
"
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
02%
107
101%
< 105%
.(
j: 3! ;
•
■W:
,
UTILITY BONDS:
PUBLIC
"-T„f
-
Bid
Bonds
92
Missouri Edison 1st 5 Ms *47 J&D
Missouri Gas & Elec 6s A '44 M&S / 77
1st & ref 5s ser B 1957
J&J / 63
77
1st 4-5s 1956—.
...A&O
Missouri Power & Light—
1st M4Hs 1958ser B
M&N r 1032*
97
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&D
Missouri Public Service Co—
First mtge 5s 1947 ser A..F&A
86
1st s f 5s 1960
F&A
Missouri Riv Sioux City Bdge—
M&S
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951 .J&J
2d sinking fund 7s 1951—J&J
Mobile Gas Service Corp—
1st 5s 1956
A&O /
•H 94
78M
1st cum inc 9s ser A
Income 7s 1956
*56—A&O 1
A&O /
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1949
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 5Ms 1950 series A..J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st & gen mtge 4 Ms 1960-A&O
Debenture 6s 1965
A&O
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937.-M&N
Montana-Dakota Power—
Ext 1st 5Ms-6Ms 1944
J&J
Montana Power—
1st & ref mtge 3 Ms 1966--J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5Ms 1957 M&N
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Consol—
3% conv deb 1939
J&J
1st & coll s f 3Ms 1956----F&A
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A. A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B
A&O
Gen&refsf4Ms '55ser O A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser D.A&O
Morgantown Water 5s 1965--J&J
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969-J&D
■
W
,
2d income 8s Dec
98"
89
,
93 M
45
•
48
101M
103
1952
_
60
40
58 M
60
94
96
....
....
102 M
105
100 M
102M
97 M
982*
942*
104
502*
98 M
102
78
78
74
78
105
73
18
104
106
102
74"
72
Narrangansett Elec Co—
100M
1002*
91"
87
108 M
107
97
J&J
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
Nassau & Suff Ltge 5s 1945--F&A
99
1042*
4
Nat Elec Pow Co deb 5s 1978 J&J /
Nat Gas & El Corp 5s 1953.F&A
97""
Nat Lt Heat & Pow 7s 1938-M&S
97
Nat Lt & Pow 6s 1949—M&N
100
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A_F&A
88 M
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
M&N
106 M
4M
95
100
15
Deb g 5s 1947
Conv deb 5s 1948
49
48
North Penn Gas Co—
1st M & lien 5Ms 1957—M&N
76 M
75 M
J&D
M&N
111"
121
94M
102
New Engl Pow Assn 5s 1948-A&0
Deb 5 Ms 1954
J&D
New England Power—
3 Ms series A 1961——M&N
New England Tel & Tel—
1st 5s 1952 series A
...J&D
1st 4 Ms 1961 ser B
M&N
Newfoundland Light & Power—
5 Ms 1971
—J&J
1st s f 4 Ms 1956
J&J
New Haven Water—
1st & ref 4 Ms A 1957—J&D
1st & ref 4Mb B 1970
A&O
1st & ref 4Ms O 1981
M&S
4Ms 1983
M&N
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950
M&S
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4Ms '60-A&O
New Jersey Water Co—
1st mtge 5s 1950
F&A
New Mex Gas conv 5s 1951 M&N
1
ZZK
76
Public
1st s f 5s 1943
J&J
New Orleans City RR 5s 1943
New Orleans Pub Service Co—
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1955 series B.. J&D
5s stamped 1942
....Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A—J&D
119
119M
1182*
119
105M
75
77
1052*
113
114
105 M
1052*
102
104
99M
.
§6M
82
108
103 M
104 M
102
104 M
106
106 M
Elevated
•105 M
106 M
(Norway)—
M&N
(Chic)—
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
M&S /
/
Certificates of deposit
Union El (Loop) 5s g *45.-A&O /
78
48 M
47
f 5Ms
s
/ This price includes accrued interest,
107 M
42
M&S /
Pacific Power & Light Co—
1st M 5s 1955
F&A
■
.
104
41
1
104M
-
15*
14
20
22
18
20
90
85 M
86 M
85M
86 M
99
99 M
1072*
k Last sale,
n
682*
87
89
&
1132*
1032*
1142*
1042*
23 M
25 M
82 M
83 M
m
100M
100M
117
J&J
104 M
Corp
Co
1st extended 6 Ms 1950--M&N
/• 93 M
1964
—
1042*
1012*
97 2*
102
....
Elec
consol gold 5s 1949
M&S
Paterson & State Line Traction
5s
97
1162*
99
Gas
108
89
1152*
104M
1002*
97 M
-J&D
f-
mmmm
'
\
SR
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv
Pecos Valley Power & Light
6s 1950-M&N /
Penn Central Light & Power Go—
1st & ref 4 Ms 1977
M&N
1979—-——,
M&N
Penn-Jersey Water
1st coll 52*(s 1960——F&A
1st
5s
Penn-Ohio Ed:ison
ex-w.M&N
F&A
1st & ref 5s series D 1954 .J&D
Electric
Co.
1st & ref 48 1971 ser F
1st & ref 5s ser H 1962
M&N
A&O
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A.-M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
1st 1 &ref 5M8 '55 ser A—M&S
1st L&Ry 5s 1958
M&S
Deb 6s 1940
J&D
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
1st M 4Ms 1981
A&O
Nominal,
40
liH
992*
1042*
100
*22^
99
104
105M
97
Co—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
Deb 5 Ms 1959 ser B
Pennsylvania
89
672*
100
Penn Pub S 1st 6s ser O *47-M&N
14 M
1042*
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952-.-A&O
Passaic & Newark El Traction—
Passaic
mmmm
102
107 M
87 M
Teleph & Telegraph—
&
^mmmm'
96
Pac Ltg
Corp deb 4Ms 1945-A&O
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv—
-
mmmm
102
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943-M&S
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B-J&D
1950
-
102
A&O
105
& Basis.
105
J&D
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt '15—J&J
Conv deb 6s
90
f
1970.
Non-cum inc deb
69
h
mmmm
89
Otter Tail Power Co (Minn)—
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&J
Ozark Power & Water Co—
Paterson
30
63 M
113
101M
M&S
s
Ottawa Trac 1st 5 Ms July'55
Ottawa Valley Power Co—
5s 1937
76 M
88
45
Ref & colltr 5s 1957 ser A.A&O
-
28
85
1122*
Ref mtge 3 2*s ser B 1966
A&O
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser O 1966-J&D
105 M
71
112
'16-M&N
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
Pacific
101
30 M
11*
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
1st & ref M 4s ser G 1964.-J&D
1st & ref M 3 2*s ser H '61 J&D
117
103
N'western Teleg 1st 4Ms-'44. J&J
J&J
99
52
1072*
122
822*
107
t Called April 5 at 106M*
106 M
93
62
1942—-J&J
Refunding 5s 1961
M&S
99M
f
103
:.72mm
& Br
1st s f 6s 1947——
A&O
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
1st 4s
1947
J&J
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13-F&A
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s
982*
J&J /
99"
92
Bluffs Ry
60
107M
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 6Ms 1936 with warr.J&D
Northwestern Electric—
1st 6s stamped 1945
Coun
56
952*
f g 5s 1940 opt
Utilities Co—
102 M
F&A
A
1st sf 5s 1952
M&S
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
952*
s
92
103 M
-
1st lien 4-6s 1968
M&N
S f reg income 3-6 M8 May 1 *69
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949
J&J
93
102M
-
&
1st M
95M
105M
98 M
98 M
88 •
....
105
103M
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
1st g 5s Nov 11938
M&N
103
1032*
101M
105
/
Certificates of deposit
Northwestern Light & Power 6s
Series B 1950
F&A
Northwestern Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f conv 6s *60 ser A.J&J *
/
Certificates of deposit
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st M 5s ser A 1957
J&J
——
Newport & Fall River St Ry—
4MB 1954
-—J&J
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—J&D
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E
—
105M
Northern States Power Co—
1st & ref M 3 Ms 1967--F&A
Northern Texas Elec Co—
Northwestern
/
85
105 M
ser
mmm
982*
Orange & Pas Val R—See PS Corp
/
Oregon Elec Ry 5s *33 opt. _M&N
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&D
104M
1042*
Coll tr
114
98
102 M
A-..J&D
.A&O
1st & ref 5s 1956
1st & ref 5s 1962
Northern
105
112
113
113
972*
962*
ser
99 M
Northern Okla Gas 1st 5s '46-J&J
Northern Penna Power Co—
m
72"
98 M
M&N
97M
100
1UM
109M
1052*
108
97 M
1st 5s series B 1949
F5&A
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s '41 _ J&J
Income 5s 1990
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha
t9lH
99
99 M
104 M
103 M
1st M 5s 1948
107M
107
1072*
ISM
102M
105 M
982*
93
Conv deb 5s 1946
1022*
103 M
mmmm
Oklahoma Power & Water
11
Service—
1st lien & ref 5Ms ser D
106M
103 M
1112*
f
1st mtge 32*s 1966
J&D
Debentures 4s 1946
...J&D
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
1st mtge 4Ms ser A 1951-M&N
112
99
1st & ref M 4Ms 1970 ser E J&D
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st M &ref 5s 1963
J&J
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A
M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B._.M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1943 O—.M&N
K'
1032*
98 M
982*
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
Ottawa L H & Power—
'49J&D
New Orleans City & Lake—
Northeastern
103
110M
F&A
1092*
104M
M&S
1062*
1st & ref 5 Ms ser E 1961 M&N
100M
Ohio River Bridge & Ferry 5s-'42
/
40
Ohio Term (Cleve) 6s 1947- -J&D
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
90
1st 6 Ms 1943 (with warr)—J&J
82
7 Ms 1938
107
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954. --J&J
97 M
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958.F&A
Oslo Gas & El Works
1st lien & ref 5s 1955 ser E_ J&D
Watertown L & P 5s 1959-J&J
76
98
101
—J&J
982*
1022*
104M
1st & ref g 5s '40 op '20-—A&O
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois
Joint 1st mtge 4s ser A '42-J&J
98 M
v,
69 M
&^1 6s '52—M&N
Northern lnd Pub Serv—
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1969 ser D
M&S
97"
104
108
84M
5 Ms ctfs of deposit 1961.-J&J /
75M
Convertible deb 5s 1962—-J&J
105 M
622*
North Shore Electric Co—
104 M
101M
M&S
Conv deb 5s 1950
1st & ref 5s 1944
—J&J
Ms 1956
106
■I1
90
120M
1 st & ref 581954 serD
1072*
North lnd Gas
1939
New Mexico Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958
S f deb 5
96 M
106M
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O-M&S
1st gu g 5s '45 opt bef
Deb 5Ms 1963 ser B—F&A15
Deb 5s Nov 15 '69 ser O M&N15
Nor Amer Gas & El 6s 1944
North Amer Light & Power Co—
99
101
90
117
117
Newcastle (City of)"WsY'YlJ&D
New England G & E Association
103
103
98
I
109""
101
_
A_A&O
1st M & ref 7 Ms '46 ser
1st & ref 7s 1947 ser B
mwrnmm
86
Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
1st & ref 4Mb 1956 ser D.J&D
Deb g 6s 2024-—J&D
Ohio Public Service Co—
1052*
1012*
North American Edison Co—
Conv deb 5s 1957 ser A--M&S
North Carolina Gas 6s 1948
North Central Gas 5 Ms 1955 A&O
North Continent Utilities Corp—
1st coll & ref 5Ms '48 ser A_ J&J
North Hudson Lt H & P Co—
GELH&P
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J
Newark Cons Gas con 5s *48.J&D
New Brunswick (NJ) Lt H & Pow
Ohio
Lighting—
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938-A&0
Nat Public Service Corp—
Debenture gold 5s 1978—F&A / 47 M
/ 472*
Certificates of deposit
14 M
Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp *39-J&J
107 M
Nebraska Pow 1st 4Ms 1981.J&D
116M
Deb 6s 2022
M&S
92 M
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O
100
Deb 6s July 1941
J&J
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
117M
112
1062*
A—M&N
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 6M8 1953
J&J
Norf & Ports Bdge 6Ms '47—F&A
North American Co.—
Deb 5s 1961
F&A
J&J
Corp—.
1st mtge 32*s 1972
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s '57 -J&D
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944--M&N
N. Y. & Richmond Gas Co—
95M
Cons g 5s 1953 opt 1908
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958-
Water
98
1st M coll tr 5 Ms '53 ser A. J&J
Ohio Edison 1st & con 4s '65 M&N
III*
103
N Y State El & Gas Corp-*^
97 X
1st mtge 4s 1965
—F&A
102 2*
1st M 4 Ms 1980
942*
M&S
103
2*
105
1st 4Mb 1960
M&S
1st M 5Mb 1962..*—..A&O X 106 x
111
50M
1st M 6s 1952
J&J
992* New York State Rys—
1st con g 4Ms '62 op '13--M&N
102*
103
Certificates of deposit
79
1st con 6 Ms 1962
M&N
79
Certificates of deposit
,102*
108
75
N Y Steam 6s 1947—
M&N
1062*
79
1st M 5s 1951
M&N
106 M
1st M 5s 1956
.M&N
1072*
74 M N Y Tel 1st 4 Ms '39 tax ex.M&N
20
N Y Water Service Corp—
952*
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
M&N
93 M
105
/
ii?S
,
N Y & Westchester
J&J
'
1st M s f 4s 1957
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
J&D / 17M
Ocean City Coastal Highw Bdge—
6M8 w th stock 194i
-J&D f 38
108M
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
M&N
100
Ohio Assoc Telep 4 Ms 1966-J&D
97 M
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47—J&J
Ohio Cities
5s '44—J&J
J&J
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar.-J&J
N Y Power & Light Corp—
1052*
1st mtge 4Mb 1967
A&O
N Y & Queens Elec Lt & Pow—
102 M
1st & cons M 3 Ms 1965—M&N
New York Rys Corp—
Prior lien 6s stpd 1958—-J&J
1052*
k
582*
Ad| income 6s Jan 1 1965-.Apr
4u
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50-J&J 1
f
9
Bway & 7th Ave 5s 1943
1st M 6s 1938 series B
J&J
Muncie Wat Works 5s 1965.M&N
3 Ms 1966
1002*
NY & ER Gas 1st g
Con 5s 1945
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pow
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar—M&N
5s 1937 (not guar)
M&N
Nashville Railway & Light—
99 K
1st g 5s Dec. 1 1948—J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949—F&A
Ed El 111 N Y con g 5s '95 J&J
93 M
J&D
Co—
_—J&D
.
Ask
Ltd
1st ref 6-7s ser A 1949
Nova Scotia Light & Power
1(4
1st 1 & ref 3 Ms ser D 1965. A&O
1st Uen & re* 3 Ms ser E'66 A&O
N Y Gas Elec L H & P Co—
94 M
Dap
IV
I,:
Bid
Northwestern Utilities,
Y
&
East
River Gas—See
N Y G E L H & P—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1956-F&A /
Mut Fuel Gas-See Peoples GL&C
V
J&J
58
92 M
4k
77
;
Bonds
85
New Amster Gas 5s 1948-.J&J
70
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
P£
101
85
Mountain States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1938
J&J
1st mtge
:
.
_
93 M
101
Mount Vernon Tel 6s 1949—J& J
'■
98
83
83
103 X
New York Edison Co—
80
118
/
15 1969
Newport Water 5s 1953
Mew Rochelle Wat 5 Ms *51-M&N
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
M Y Cent Elec 1st 5Ms '50.M&S
1st
53
'37-.J&D
Cons g 5s1941
M&S
MonmoutnCons Wat** *56.J&D
Mob Lt & RR 1st g 5s
2*
'
Ask
N
91
1st s f 6s 1953
Bid
Bonds
Ask
v
>2*
;
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
r Called May
1 at 103.
100
1072*
1052*
1082*
952*
96 M
103 M
102 M
94
98
106
95
99
96 M
102M
103 M
1052*
1052*
98
95
96
103
104
108M
105 M
106"-
PUBLIC
78
NOTICE—All bond
Quotations for all
Bid
Bonds
Penn Wat Serv 5s ser
a
A
...
91
92
3
3
wytoa
w A' uvji
VJ
Peoplo's G L &
v• •
.
102
-
5s 1947—M<
1981
ser
J,
B
3
J
>
I
I
Peoples Light
& Power Corp—
/
Jf
(Butler, Pa)—
J*
Peoples Tract—See Phlta R T
Peoples Water Service (Md)—
1st lien 6s A 1949 w w
F<!
Peoples Telep
1960.1.
Peoria Water Works
Co—
101
163
101
98
1950
Company—
i5I"
43
104*
99*
:
38
42
36
40
37
42
35
38
1110
*
1st *&~ref 4s 197T- —— I
3*sl967—B
Elec Power Co5*s 1972
I
1st & ref mtge
Philadelphia
lst mtge
Phi la & Garretsford
1st 5s 1955
1st
1()4~24
U02.K
100*
102.24
108*
108*
St Ry—
I
1st 4 Ms 1936
Hest Mantua &
St R
J&
Fairm 5Ms'39
Elev Pass Ry
Market Street
1st g gu 4s 1955
Union
Elec & Peo 4s tr
ctfs '45 _A&0
65
86*
40
70
66
/
Hydro-El Co (Italy)—
1960 ser A A&O
1st &ref s r6Ms
1959.M&S
Pitts Canonsburg & Wash 5s 1937
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phila Co
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Plainfield St Ry 6s 1942
J&J
Plainfleld-Un Wat 5s A '61.M&M
Pinellas Wat Co 5*s
101*
102*
15M
16*
105*
104*
16
70*
73
95
97*
102*
97
106
101
Co—
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E— M&N
1st M 4 Ms 1961 series F—A&O
J&J
Power Corp of Canada Ltd—
Conv deb 4Mb 1959 Ser B.M&S
19*
of Colorado
1953 series A.M&S
*54 ser B..M&S
1st & ref 6s ser C 1961--M&N
Deb 6s
1946
-M&N
Pub Ser of Indiana 6s 1952.F&A
1st & ref 5Ms
Public Service Corp
Trust certs 6%
Camden
Sub
of N J—
perpet—M&N
1st 5s 1946-J&J
Consolidated Traction—
Extended 5s 1938
J&D
Eliz Plalnf & Cent Jersey Ry—
1st g 5s Dec 1, 1950--J&J
Eliz & Raritan Riv 5s '54-M&N
Elizabeth & Trent 5s '62.A&0
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949--M&N
Orange & Passaic Valley—
1st 5s 1938
J&D
Paterson Ry—
2d 68 *14 ext 5% to
'44.A&O
El & Trac—
March 1.1953.M&S
of N H—
1st mtge 3 Ms ser O 1960—F&A
1st mtge 3 Ms ser D '60--M&N
1st 3 Ms 1961
—F&A
1st 3 Ms series F 1966—
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '21-A&0
1st & ref os 1966 series O.M&N
1st & ref 4Ms 1978 ser D.M&N
1st & ref 4Ms 1980 ser E.J&J
1st & ref 4 Ms 1981 ser F.A&O
1st 1 & ref M 4M ser I '60-J&J
So Jeisey Gas
Guar g 5s
Public Service Co
♦
interest,
k Last sale,
82*
Wat
Serv
104*
1st mtge 4s 1966
—J&J
Sioux City Serv 6s 1951-----J&J
105*
Somerset Lighting 5s
lst mtge
101*
South Pittsburgh Water Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser A. J&J
/
19*
19*
19*
19*
28
South Jer G E & T—See Pub
22
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser B_ J&J
1st M 5s 1955
22
So Texas
Southeastern Gas & Water Go
105
101*
89*
88
102*
,
——
90
105*
88
89*
89
Deb g 5s 1953
M&S
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
115
108*
M&S
63*
34
37
104
Rumford Falls Pow—
Gen M 4 Ms May 1948—M&N
1st s f 4s Oct 1945
A&O
Safe Harbor Water Pow Corp—
f 4Ms 1979
J&D
Saguenay Elec 5Ms A 1953.J&J
Saguenay Power 4 Ms A 1966 A&O
1st 4*s series B 1966
A&O
St Clair County (111) Gas & El
1st cons guar 5s 1959
M&S
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937-J&J
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power
1st g 5s Nov 1, 1937
-M&N
1st mtge s
St Joseph Water 4s A 1966—A&O
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951-A&O
St Louis
77*
Springf & Peoria RR—
1st & ref gu g 5s *39 opt.-J&D
65*
Paul Gas Light—
Gen gold 5s 1944——
M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1952——J&J
v
107
107*
106*
106
107
100
101
100*
!
100*
s
s
100*
1st
ms
„
113
116
99
97
109'
103*
106
101
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1961—J&D
S inta Barb Tel 3 Ms ser C66 J&J
103*
£ luda Falls Co Ltd—
1st s f 5s 1955 ser A
109*
S
£
Francisco
Jose Water Works
100
A&O
99
83
86
109*
3
76""
74*
Q-Jan
1955-M&S
Savannah Elec Co 5s g '52-J&J
s ayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947A&O
S chenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1, '46
eioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s *43-J&D
£ cranton Elec 5s '37 opt '12-J&J
97*
99
1st & ref M 5s ser F
S
S
94
sranton Gas &
■
....
107
IIII
101
102*
102*
101*
1st M g 5s 1939 opt
104
104*
101*
103
S
103*
102*
S
S'west Pub Serv 6Ms
Southwest Telep 6s B
ser
1947-M&S
5s
1944-
1914—M&S
Ref g 5s
M&S
1949 opt 1914—A&O
—J&D
J&D
6% g notes 1935
Certificates of deposit
Debenture 6s 1951
Debenture 6s 1966
100M
75
76
91
93
17
66
66
68*#
17 M
108
f
68
21
110
79
107
105
99 M
104
54
106""
100 *
105 M
56
65
120
108M
109*
89M
89M
90*
„
F&A
J&D
91
89 M
89
89
91
89M
9JM
§8 M
100*
M&N
15
Conv deb 6s 1938
98*
106
Standard Telephone Co—
1st 1 coll tr 5 Ms '43 ser A-M&N
101
102
103*
105
1
A&O /
\J
X,
86 M
69
71
67
70
78
80
Stark Elec RR see RR
A&O /
77*
38
§5"'
Stettin Pub Util 7s 1946
39
Steubenville Wellsburg & Weirton
85
87
Ry 1st 5s 1951
104.
lstsfg5s Apr 1952
A&O
j£&0
1938-F&A
iper-Power Co. of 111—
1st 4Mb 1968
M&S
55
__
103
1st M 4Ms 1970
18 M
48
50
Riv Vail
lburban Lt & Pow 6s
103*
102
100M
104*
86
98*
103 M
6% conv notes 1935
J&J
Certificates of deposit
Standard Power & L Corp—
Deb g 6s 1957—
F&A
Standard Public Service Corp—
1
1st lien 6s series A 1948
F&A.
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B
J&D
104*
■%
103
mm mm
22
103
97
97 M
1937--M&Sl/
A 1932
Jf
78#§
93
95
101M
102*
f 6s 1945 ser A
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt
1st
102
s
1st 6s series O 1947
S
111
1st M
X"
99
Southwestern Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A—F&A
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
39
A&O
3
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Co
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&D
129
Springfield (Mass) St Ry—
Ref & gen 6s 1940——M&S
101
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952..J&J
104
Stand Elec (Calif) 1st 5s '39.M&S
UOH Standard Gas & Elec of Delware,
95
s
-M&N
1937-1945—M&N
98*
82M
120
38
38
—
Ser deb 4s A
93
37
37
97 M
108
107
99*
100
r
lattle Lighting Co—
1
109*
103*
20
80
1958.
M&S
2ranton-Spg Brook Water Serv1st & rer 5s 1967 set A—F&A
Income 3s 1959
1, 1960-M&S
Southwest Gas Co (Okla)—
1st sf 6s 1954
M&N,.
105
1st 4Ms
4s series B 1959
1st M 5Ms May
76
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co4—
1st M 5s 1961
.—A&O
J&J
Southwestern States Telep Co—
1st M 6s 1948
-M&S
101
106
110
104
s
107
64M
deposit
99
100
105
109
Water Co—
5s1961-..
117*
91
A&O
1st & refine 5 Ms ser 11*45 A&O
Southwestern Public Service Co—
10
1st & ref 4s 1947 ser D
97*
Union Gas—
1st & ref 5 Ms series 11945
Conv deb
106*
in
-i—
119"
Southern
101
103
s
129*
98M
F&A
Southwestern Power & Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
M&S
101*
102M
102*
£
109
91
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
111
105*
129
104*
101
Southwestern Gas & Elec Co—
110
105*
100
104
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser B '64-J&D
100*
m!
105*
1st 4s series D 1960
99*
si
104*
f 6 Ms 1939 ser A.M&S
Southern Natural Gas Corp-
97
100.24
U
94
103M
s
92
105
101*
J&J
(Calif)—
Southern Utah Power Co—
104*
104*
50 M
i*&0
116
105*
M&N
f 5s 1955
A&O
113
104*
106*
18
an
104
103
102*
104
Bay Toll Bridge—
f 37
1st M sink fund 6Ms '57-M&N
i
Deb s f 7s 1942
M&N r
m Joaquin Lt & Power Corp—
128*
Unif & ref 6s 1952 ser B-M&S
J
105M
103
Southern Colorado Power Co
1st M
104*
105
A&O
1st lien & coll 5s 1958
;
101*
101M
93 M
103
106
Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
an Antonio G & E 5s 1949.M&S
an Antonio Public Service—
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1958 ser B
J&J
in Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49--M&S
m Diego Consol Gas & Elec—
1st mtge 4s May 1, 1965
105
105
101*
103*
98
102
an
34
M&S
'65-F&A
10-year coll s f 6s 1942-..A&O
Southern United Gas Co—
1st lien 6s 1937 with warr_A&0
99.24
M&N
Refunding 6s 1956
1st & ref 4Ms 1961
1st M & ref 4s Aug 1
Calif Water—
Certificates of
Stewart Mt Pow 5Ms '57.A&O
103*
Southern California Gas Co—
95
100M
101*
South N E Telep 1st 5s 1948.J&D
Southern Trac—See Phila Co
105"
101*
F&A
6s 1938-1943-—
106*
103
104
1940
M&S
1945
M&S
Ref mtge 3 Ms May 1, 1960
Refmtge3*sser B July 1 '60—
Debenture 3 Ms
Debenture 3 Ms
Adj mtge inc Jan 1 6s '60-A&O
1st M pipe line s f 4 Ms '51 A&O
Southern Neb Pow 5 Ms B'47 J&J
70
105*
110*
105*
103
97
J&Jl
79
90
108
105 M
1st M 4 Ms 1968
.M&N
Southern Gas Utilities, Inc—
100*
i06*
99*
f
105
M&N
„
107 M
Southern California Edison—
1st & ref mtge 4s 1960
M&S
93
99
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
65"
69
103 M
1st M 4 Ms 1960
Elec Lt & P
103
J&D
105
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s '46
A&O / 23
Ruhr Gas Corp 6Ms '53 A
A&O
24*
67
1941
1st g 6s 1947 series A
Southern Counties Gas
1st M conv 5s ctfs 1957-M&N
Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39.M&S
1st M 5s 1938—
102
Southern Canada Pr Co Ltd—
100
f
4
100
104 V;
x-w
1st M 5s 1955 sor A
Ontario
1930
A&O
2d 5s g 1933 ctfs of dep. -J&D /
Rochester & Syracuse RR—
Roch Ry cons 5s g
93
102 M
Southern
1977 ser D-M&S
75M
J&D
J&D
S'eastern Indiana Pow 6s '43 M&N
S'eastern P & L deb 6s 2025.M&S
Southern Bell Telep & Teleglst s f g 5s 1941 opt 1916.-J&J
1st lien 6s
105
74
92
105
1st lien 6s 1944
102
97
102 M
102*
-F&A
Gas 6 Ms 1938 A.-M&S
21
103*
Corp.
Serv]
20*
Service—
5s series E 1962
Rochester
&
Lake
Water 5s 1938
J&J
19*
31
106
South Carolina Power Co—
17*
A&O
96 M
101
105
Ltg—
4s Dec 1, 1943...J&D
g
/
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Corp
Roanoke G-L 5Ms 1951
F&A
Roanoke Ry & El 5s 1953
F&A
Roanoke W W 5s 1950
J&J
Gen mtge 4Ms
Mtge
Union-
5s 1950
25
105
South Bay Consol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
M&N
South Coast Co—See Indust—
(Ind) W W Cor
103
M
Somerset Un & Middlessex
92
1st M 5s 1957
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952Rio Grande Valley Gas Co-
103
98
101
85
1939—F&A
91
1st & ref 5s 1937
Richmond
103 M
Co—
117
105
109
/
/
/
/
102*
102
102
A—-M&S
102*
1st 5Ms ser B 1957—-—M&S
Silesia Elec Corp s f 6Ms'46 -F&A fk 19
:
9
Ask
91M
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
Extl deb 6s 1953
J<$
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'.
Mtge g 7s 1950-—
M&
Direct mtge 6s 1952.....
Con mtge 6s 1953
Cons 6s 1955
7% sec notes 1936.
Richland Public
Shawinigan Water & Power Co
1 st M&col s f 4 Ms'67 ser A A&O
1st coll tr 4Mb f68 ser B.M&N
1st coll tr 4 Ms ser D '70-A&O
1st coll tr 4s ser F 1961—A&O
Shenango Val Water 4s B'61 A&O
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st sink fund 6 Ms 1952—_ J&D
Shrevp't Bdge & Term 5s'55_F&A
Shreveport Rys 1st 5s '36-44-J&J
Sierra Pacific Power Co—
104
/ 125
/ 125
100*
Republic Gas 6s A 1945
J&
Certificates of deposit
3public Natural Gas 1st 6s 195-;
Republic Service Corp—
1st coll trust 5s 1951
J&
t 108
109M
108M
„
M&S
k 103
103 M
104**
104
t Called April 1 at ,110.
n Nominal.
Called April 1 at 105.
81.
Bid
Bonds
Sioux City Gas & Elec
1st & ref 5s 1946
104*
A 1957
1st & ref 6s
87
—
32
Potomac Edison
Public Service Co.
89*
Rome (N Y) Gas.
1st ref 5s 1946
Portland General Elec Co—
65*
1st & ref 4Ms 1960
M&S 106
1st M 5s exten to 1950
J&J
68*
Portland (Me) RR 3Ms 1951-J&J
88
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945—M&N
100
Porto Rlcan Power 6s 1950-M&N
96
Porto Rlcan Rys Ltd 5s 1962M&N
102*
Porto Rico Telop 6s 1944
J&D / 32*
Postal Teleg & Cable 5s *53-J&J
J&D
Power Secur coll tr 6s '49.-J&D
Providence Gas 4s ser B 1963 F&A
Provincial L II & P 5s '46-M&S
Prussian Elec 6s 1954
F&A
89*
86
104*
Quebec Power Co-
22
6s 1947-J&J / 19
1953--M&N
103*
Pt Henry L H & P 1st 5s '46.F&A
/ 23*
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950-M&S
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke—
77*
1st & rer g 5s '40 opt *20. _J&J
75*
1st l'n & gen 4 Ms 1940—J&J
103*
Portland (Me) Gas L 5s A'50 A&O
Conv deb 5s ser
Puget Sound Power & Lightlet & ref 5Ms 1949
.J
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O—W
Rockland Light & Pow—
Platte Valley Telep
Pomerania Elec 6s
Potomac El Pow—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
/
'
-
People's Traction Co—
/ 20 M
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s '43-F&A
83
Union Traction 4s 1952.J&J
Phila Subur-Counties Gas & Elec
105 M
1st & ref 4 Ms 1957
M&N
Phila Suburban Water Co—
103 M
1st s f 4s 1965
M&S / 14*
Phila &' Western Ry 5s 1960-J&J
Piedmont
79*
78*i
69
1
1
99
97"*
36
M&N
Traction—
62
84 M
99
& Ches
Media
Darby
--—
88
100*
87
95 M
J&
6s 1944
101M
Rochester Central Power Corp—
B
5s 1962
m r e
105
dl04.2^
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f—I
S f guar
Corp,
}
Rhine-Ruhr
104*
37
1997 ctfs.
United Trac 5s
Public Utilities Consol
1st M 5 Ms 1948-
A
j
104*
/ 80
1st 5s
100M
99 M
105
104 Vi
>
i
Duquesne Trac
24*
79*
75
.
Ask
5MsA'53.J&D
Conv g deb 5Ms '52 ser A.
[
Debenture 4s
Philadelphia
102.16
117
mm
Bid
78*
92
r
5s 1948
con
94*
[
i
r
1st
----
113*
93
,
100
>
r
1st & ref 5s 1950
119*
78y»
.
4s
P Serv of Penn 1st
43
98
23^
J
F&A
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
Serial debs 4s Feb 1, 1946
96
119^i
112*i
92^I
Wi
102
113^i
3
and income and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of issue
Public Service Co or Oklahoma
96
:
.
—.
Coke, Chicago1943
A<!
lst cons g 6s
Refunding gold
1st & ref 4s
--
Bonds
Ask
3/35
*
BONDS
UTILITY
prices are "and interest" except where marked "f"
securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
t Called April 10 at 102*.
5 Basis,
d Called May 1 at 104M. / This price
includes accrued
APRIL, 1937]
PUBLIC
UTILITY
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
v
Bid
Bonds
10634
10734
12
A&O
1961
5s
109
7334
100
102
Bid
Bonds
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
120
127 M
107 M
39
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
Syrac
1st
Ask
9834
gatter Butte Canal 634s '43-M&S
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1940-----J&J
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951-J&D
1st & ref 534s 1954
F&A
6s series B 1957
J&J
41
14
102
3234
J&J
s
f 534s ser
Coll
s
f 534s ser B
3334
7934
8034
80]
813
91
94
A 1952—M&N
1952-M&N
United Telep Del 6s A 1948 A&O
United Tel & Tel 534s A '53.M&N
1st lien 6s ser B 1953-—-M&N
United Traction (Albany)—
81'
87
101
-
_
96
UH
x-A&O
Terni Hydro Elec 634s 1953 _F&A
Terre Haute Traction & Light—
68
10834
M g 5s 1944—-M&N
Terre Haute W W Corp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser A
—J&D
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
9134
9734
78
70
109
_
'37 M&N
Texarkana Wat 1st 5s '58--F&A
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s '48- -M&N
Terre H'te & West Ry 5s
Texas Consumers Water—
1st 6s A 1939—-
103
100
09 M
103
105
9034
92
-—
14
102
10034
105
_
A&O f
Texas Elec Ry 5s 1947--,—-J&J f
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt—J&J
1
11
1134
11
1134
Texas Electric Service Co—
M&S
10534
9034
9.
6734
68
3834
10034
75
79 '
9734
Tide Water Power 1st 5s 79.F&A
89
7834
107
75
117
Traction & Term'l
Corp 5s '57J&J
Trenton G & El g 5s 1949. _M&S
Trent'n Pass Ry 1st ext 6s'61 A&O
Trenton St Ry ext 5s 1968--J&J
-
50
,
10
10234
434
Troy Gas Co 1st 5s 1939--M&N
105
2d Cs 1939
F&A
23 Street Ry—See N Y Rys
Twin City Rapid Transit Co—
1st lien & ref 534s A 1952J&D
10434
8634
1st lien & ref 534s B 1952-J&J
Twin States Gas & Electric—•
78
A.M&S
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Co—-
104
1st 1 & ref 534s 1945 Ser
s
f
9734
9134
M&N
7>4s 1955
Guar s f 7s l952
F&A
UJlgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M
s
f 7s
1945—-—M&S15
90
Union El Lt & Pow Co of St L—
Gen 5s series A 1954
J&D
Gen'l mtge 5s 1967 ser B.-F&A
General 5s 1957
A&O
107
„
General 434s 1957
M&N
Union Elec L & Pow of Illinois—
7934
10734
77
103
6
87
80
99
100
93
108
10534
10534
10634
10734
107
10434
Union Elev RR—See N W Elev
Union Gas & El 1st ext 5s '40M&S
10034
106
Union Gas Co. of Canada—
'
1st serial 3 34s 1936-38
1st serial 4s 1939-42
J&D
99
J&D
1st serial 4 Ms 1943-45
J&D
J&D
97 34
98
1st 4 34s 1950
Union Gas System—
1st M & coll
s
f 5s 1948—J&D
Union
Union
Union
Union
—A&O
A&O
Pub Serv (Del) 6s
'39-J&D
Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Traction—See Phila R T
Water Service Co—
First lien 5Ms '51 ser A-M&N
Union Water Wks Co—
1st lien 534s 1942
M&S 15
93
Unit Elec Co of N J 4s '49-J&D
96
„Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951
ser B-Unlted Elec Serv (Italy)—
s f 7s 1956 ser A-.J&D
United Gas & Fuel (Hamilton)—
92
wExtl 1st
6834
1st
s f 5Ms 1948
J&J
United Ilium Co New Haven—
„
w
a:
1st 4s Feb 1 1940--
F&A
102
113"
10034
10134
10734
108
UnitedLt&Rys(Me)6s A'52 A&O
113
11334
81.34
-
8034
8734
8534
82
89
102
Amer Gas & Elec
10534
156
Amer Gas & Power
8234
77
78
8434
Amer States Pub Serv
107
10634
102
com
5 34 % preferred
Amer States Utility com----
Preferred-
-
25
25
24
95
Preferred $6 series
American
———
Telep & Teleg
Amer Utilities Service
110
t Called April 15 at 108.
*
95"
98
100
9234
100
Arizona Edison
118
4134
Arkan & Mo Pow 7% pref
New common
11534
—
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref
6% preferred
Corp
Class A non-voting
Preferred
79
10234
117
10734
104
108
11734
10934
6% preferred
Associated Gas & Elec
Common class A
6634
85
§5"
94
9434
*
*
*
-
10934
*
*
_*
1
1
com
Original preferred
$4 preferred
$5 preferred.
preferred
34 preferred
87 preferred
$8 int bear allot ctfs—
105
*
*
10
100
6% preferred.
Arkansas Pow & Lt $7 pref
77
10134
—
*
com
Arkansas Natural Gas
*
*
*
*
Option warrants
Telep Co Ltd SI .25 pf—*
Assoc
100
101
18
10334
10634
10034
9834
9834
8734
M&N
.-M&N
-J&J
9134
9334
93
9534
>
.'I
J&J
loVO\
5%to'4lM&N
I-;
Western United Gas & Elec Co—
1st 534s 1955 ser A
J&D
1st 5s series B 1957—— M&S
Western Utilities Corp—
-
—M&N
6% notes 1937
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s—1952
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ)
1st M s f 6s 1953
J&J
oo
10234
105
10534
105
105
106
10334
104%
72
7334
102
B—F&AM&N
O
Williamsport Water Co
1st M 5s Aug 1952 ser A— -F&A
Wilmington Ry Bridge 5s 1943
20,
18
/
10734
it——*
v
o Ro co
—100
Bangor Hydro Elec com---- .25
7% piere.red
-100
6% preferred
100
Baton Rouge Elec Co $0 pf
_*
Beauharnois Power com
Bell Telephone (Canada)
10434
k Last sale,
Nominal,
*
734
165
125
25
Birmingham Elec $7 pref
$6 preferredBirmingham Gas $6 pref
*
Birmingham Wat Wks 6% pf_100
76
72
22
65
—
Blackstone Val Gas & El pref-100
Blue Ridge Corp
1
S3
conv
preferred
Boston Elevated Ry com.
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Brit Col Pow Corp A
100
-*
*
20
*
Class B—
♦
Broad River Power 7% pref--100
Brockton Gas Light Co v t C--25
Brooklyn Edison
100
Bklyn Manhat Transit--*
$6 preferred series A ———*
Bklyn & Queens Transit com
*
$6 preferred
♦
Brooklyn Union Gas
*
Buffalo Niagara & East Power—
Class A—*
$1.60 prior preferred
25
$5 lstpref—...—*
—
98
n
2234
135
100
100
Telep of Pa 634 pref
Beverly Gas & Elec
-
10234
115
334
634
*
t c
Bell
156**
105
Telegraph-
9934
u*
oYA
Atlanta Gas Light 6% pref
100
Atlantic City Elec $6 pref--—*
Bait Transit Co vtc
103
J&D
2534
Assoc Telep & Teleg $6 pref—_*
$7 1st preferred
100
OIess A.
Preferred
1946
/Flat price,
*
$6 1st preferred
90
92
99
*
.-.-25
-
Coll tr 5s 1938
6 Basis.
_
com
r:*No par value,
25
1
-25
♦
*
*
100
common.
6% preferred
Amer Wat Whs & Elec
/
-
-
Amer Superpower Corp com
First $6 preferred
24
A&O
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Co—
1934
*
Warrants-------.25
6% preferred25
Amer Powei & Light com
*
preferred.
*
preferred_*
American Service $3 preferred- *
-
10534
10534
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949--J&J
Western Public Service Co—
1st & ref 534s 1960
F&A
ser
*
...
75
109
—
ser
*
-
com
American Light & Traction.
99
A&O
Western Oont Util 6s 1944—M&S f. 11
Western Lt & Telep 5s 1954-A&0
103
1st M 5s 1956
*
com
preferred
105
f 634s '37 with war_J&D
1st M 5s 1960
*
*
*
—*
Warrants
10234
81
80.
75
64
M&S
1st M 5s 1941 opt
M&N
White Plains Ltg 1st 5s '38--J&J
Wichita Water 6s 1949
M&S
9034
8934
*
$7 preferred$7 second pref series A
$6 cum pref
West Va Water Service—
1st mtge 481961
Mut Un 6s e\t at
9534
100
1st $6 preferred
J&J
1st M 334s ser I 1966
J&J
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960—J&D
West Phila Pass Ry—
1st ext 334s 1956
A&O
2d extended 1956-.
M&N
Union
9434
1
Amer Dis Tel of N J com
Preferred
Amer & Foreign Pow com
10334
1st 6s ser A w w 1950
J&J
Conv deb 634s 1945
J&J
West Coast Telep 5s A 1953.J&J
Westchester Elec—See 3d Ave Ry
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50--J&D
Westchester Serv Corp 6s '48 A&O /
West End St Ry—See Boston El
West End Trac—See Phila Co
6
8934
10734
101
118
F&A
434
United
Convcolltr 5Ms B I960---J&J
United Rys Cos 4% ctfs '49-J&J
United Railways of Havana—
Eq 734s Feb 151936
F&A f
.
1734
..
Wayne United Gas 634s '44. J&D /
West Canadian Hydro-Elec—
1st M 5s 1951—
1st 5s series B 1950
105
118
*
*
*
\llegheny Traction—See Phila Co
Allentown Beth Gas pref
50
Amer Cities Pow & Light cl A 25
Class A opt div ser w w
25
99
1st Ms fg 5s 1940
J&J /
f
Certificates of deposit
Water Service Cos 5s '42--M&S
coup notes
93
48
10734
Alabama Water Service pref
Class B
ti
104
Pub Util Corp—
Cobv coll tr 6s A 1960——J&J
10634
--.J&J
J&J
Washtenaw Gas 1st 5s 1953—J&J
Waterloo Ced Falls & No Ry—
s
107
.5 preferred
103
65
1st ref 5s 1939 op
1st & gen 5s 1960-
West Penn Power—
1st M 5s 1963 series E
1st M 4s 1961 series H
7734
90
42
Alabama Power $7 pref
Washington Water Power Co—
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954
West Penn Elec deb 5s 2030-A&0
/
"6 preferred--——---—---
17"
/
Western States Util 6s A '45.A&0
71
102
81
Deb 6s 1973
J&J
Un Lt Rys (Del) deb 5 Ms. 52 F&A
United Public Service Co—
Coll tr 6s 1942 ser A
A&O
63^8 1933
29
M
10234
1st M 5s 1955M&N
1st lien & ref 6s w w 1960-F&A
Wash Ry & El g 4s 1951
J&D
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949
A&O
1st guar 5s 1949
A&O
6s 1950.
United Light & Power Co—
Debg 634s 1974
M&N
1st 1 & consol 534s 1959
A&O
'Debg 6s 1975
—M&N
_
6134
105
Western
8434
6134
Virginian Power 1st 5s 1942. J&D
Wabash Telephone—
1st M 434s A 1956—
-J&J
Warren Ohio Telep 6s 1942.M&N
Wash 'n (D C) G L 5s 1960-M&N
Refunding 5s 1958
J&J
Washington Gas & El Co—
1st s f 534s 1947
F&A
1st M 534s 1953J&J
334%
10
11134
62
95
1st M 534s 1950
A—
ser
11
6154
50
Western N Y Utilities 5s '46- J&D
Western N Y Water Oo—
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951
9
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5s *41 A&O
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941-M&N
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'51 J&D
York Rys 1st Mg 5s '37 opt-J&D
Western Mass Cos—
_
n
106
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971--A&O /
95
1st
66
55
94
10034
Cum income 6s (w s) 1952-J&D
108
107
93
100
1948
2234
9934
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
A 1955.M&N
Utilities Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
West Virginia Gas Co—
Union Passenger Railway—
1st 4s Mar 31 1961
2d ext 4s Mar 31 1960
107"
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B_—.J&D
1st & ref 6s ser O 1952
M&S
Deb s f 6s 1946
F&A
g
.
,
West Texas
9934
90
12034
94
City & Sub 5s
.
55
-J&J /
434s 1943
107
10134
106
27
Watert'n L&P—See No N Y Util.
Waukesha Gas & Electric Co1st
5s
1959
J&J
10534
J&J
1st g 534s 1954 ser A
91
70
J&D
1941
Tri-County Telep 43ss B '56 A&O
Troy City Ry 1st cons 5s '42 A&O
M
9834
(Japan)—_
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A
M&S15
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)—
1st g 6s 1953 scries
J&D 15
Toledo Prison 5s 1962
M&N
1st
110
ser
f g
107
}Of
97,
Worcester St Ry 5s A 1947-J&D
Worcester Transit Association—
Cum Income 6s 1952
J&D /
117
Deb 5s 1959
Utilities Public Service Co—
Conv 6s 1933
J&D
Utilities Service 6s 1953
Conv deb 63£s ser A 1938.F&A
s
106
97 j
105
J&D
—F&A
Virginia Public Service Co—
1st & ref 534s 1946 ser A..F&A
10434
,8J34
834
1st
M&S /
1941
8934
100M
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942-.F&A
Westchester El 1st 5s g '43-J&J
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946--A&O
General 6s
434s
87 M
108
J&J
& ref 5s 1956
M&N
Texas Pub Serv 1st 5s 1961—.--Texas Traction Co 5s 1937--J&J
Third Avenue Ry (New ^ ork)
1st ref g 48 1960 opt aft '14 J&J
Adj incg 5s Jan 1960 opt-_ A&O
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g 37--J&J
Toho Electric Power
1st
Deb g 534s 1947
1st & ref M 4s
1st
9954
12
11834
Light—
1st mtge 4s 1961
-J&D
Wolverine Pow adj 4 Ms Mar 1 '59
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
Utilities Power & Light Corp—
Virginia Electric & Power—
90
97
102
10034
115
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
J&D
4s serial deb June 1 '1937-1946Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry—
37
94
97
A&O
J&J
3834
Texas Hydro Elec Corp—
1st mtge 6s ser A 1956-—A&O
Texas Pott Corp 6s 1956—M&S
General 634s 1956
M&S
Texas Power & Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
96
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s '57 J&J
Gen 534s 1949 ser O—J&D 15
37
35
103
20
10034
10134
Utica Belt Line Street Ry—
1st 5s 1939------..M&N
Utica El & P 1st 5s 1950—J&J
Vamma Water Pow 534s '57-A&0
Vermont LtgCorp 1st 5s'44 A&O
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
J&D
102
1st mtge 5s 1960—
.J&J
Texas Gas Util 6s 1945--—A&O
1st 2-6s 1951
18
6s May 1 2022
M&N
1st lien gen M 5s 1944—F&A
1st lien & gen M 434s 1944.F&A
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D
Gen 5s 1952 series E
Wisconsin Power &
100
99;
M&N
1st & ref 8s 1944
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A__A&0
Utah Power & Light Co—
99
22
'30-J&J
J&D
Unit Trac (PGrt)—See Phila Co
p
10034
94
92
-A&O
1947-
5s
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
1st mtge 3 34s 1961
J&J
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power—
1st & ref 5s 1944 opt '19—M&N
Gen & ref 7s 1947
.-J&J
g
Deb
;98
9034
M
1st
18 I
J&D
Albany Ry con M 5s
Gen g 5s 1947
7f
•
10034
A&O
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Co—
99
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—
Sink fd M 6s 1953
A&O
_
1st & ref 5s 1970
con
89
101
9234
—
1st
Con g 434s 2004
83
7834
7254
1st mtge 334s 1966
101
Ask
194$
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
_
Telephone Bond & Share Co-—
Deb 5s 1958
-J&D
Telephone Service (Ohio)—„
5s 1953
M&N
Temescal Water 1st 5s A '60 M&N
Tennessee Eastern Elec Oo—•
1st M 5s 1943.
-F&A
Ref s f 6s series A 1955—M&N
Tennessee Electric Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956
J&D
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt.-M&N
Tennessee Public Service—
Bid
Bonds
Winnipeg Elec 1st 434s I960-J&J
Gen 4-5s series A 1969--—J&J
Gen inc 4-5s ser B 1965-—J&J
Wise Fuel & Lt 1st 5s 1948.-M&N
30
City & Sub Pub Ser\ 5s '34.J&J
United Securities Co—
Coll
Ask
x
Ex-dividend.
734
4234
97
6
,2834
3934
32
2434
10234
2434
10331
all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Quotations for
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
&
Oallf-Oregon Power Co-—
0% preferred series of 1927 100
6% preferred
•.——100
7% preferred
—100
Calif Water Serv 0% pref
100
Canada Nor Pow com .....— *
94
9534
100 34
II*
$0 preferred.
*
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
Central Elec and Tel com——1
0 % preferred
Cent Hud G & El com—
.—
93
88 .'1
99
1.80
*
.
100
91)4
Mississippi Valley—
Prior
lien
preferred
♦
Central States Edison
—*
91
93
4,,,
73
17)4
,
18*
20
13 34
pf_*
5
102
5
Chester Water Serv 5)4% pref—*
Chic City & Con com part ctfs—*
Pref partic ctfs
*
Chic Dist Elec Generat $0 pref.*
102
-
Chicago Rapid Transit—
Prior preferred A
100
Prior preferred B
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
Cities Service com....
*
com
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland Railway
Certificates of
72
75)4
1
3%
*
40)4
15)4
96 X
100
5% conv preferred
%
2
■8
X
\
Preferred 5)4 % ser
5834
106
1.534
95
7934
334
Commonwealth & Sou Corp com *
8x
Optional warrants
.....—
$6 preferred-.
—...*
Community Pow & Lt com..
First preferred 6%
100
Community Pub Serv com
25
Community Water Serv com—1
7% preferred
*
Concord Elec Co 0% pref
100
Common
*
Conn Gas & Coke Sec pref
*
Common
*
Connecticut Light & Power
*
5)4% preferred
100
Connecticut Power..
25
Connecticut Ry & Lighting—100
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
Class A——.—
—-—1
:'r
"Wflpfuntfl
66 34
of"N~ J—SeePS ~Corp
Cons Trac
(Pittsb)—See Phila Co
10834
12334
334
3%
57
66
Gen Gas & Elec
6134
113
V
4934
334
17
22 X
112
m
iff
S§H
77
113
41
105
334
2
234
35
100
95X
9734
9334
5%
634
Derby Gas & Elec $7 pref—...*
Detroit & Canada Tunnel..
*
100
100
Detroit Edison
Duke POwer..;
..*
common—.*
*
-—*
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co—
...
East Coast Public Service v t c—1
Jfc Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
conv
pref ser B
65
65
68
70
stock—
*
101X
10334
"W*cirFctllfcS
• •• •
2734
71
1534
126
70
127
72
—
«•—:L:i*
— «• *»
I*
48
50
105
6%
"134
2%
7134
90
93
23
25
76
«•
—
X
0
8234
T"
WEITftlltS
16
1634
90
92
10734
9534
100
r
Ex-dividend.
* Without par value.
234
,
nrftfArrflri
Miss Power &
L.
__
134
3
3034
634
77
7234
104
100
107.,
1134
5
18c
434
7n/
634
234
102
9334
87 34
66 34
74
—
81
_
114
9734
15
10
93
—
7%
preferred
100
14 %
3534
134
105
4 10
—-
56
Power 6% pref
*
Municipal Service 6% pref—100
Nassau & Suffolk 7% pref—100
National Gas & Elec com—..10
National Power & Light com—*
$6
preferred
—
*
Nebraska Power 7% 1st pref 100
Nevada-Calif Electric—
Common
-.100
Preferred
100
Newark Consolidated Gas
100
34
24
$6 cum
Mississippi Power $6 pref
Montana
2
8%
15
32
4
100
Pow & Lt 7% pref 100
preferred
100
9934
53
com..
12
.100
100
9834
*
Securities
7% preferred class A
6% preferred class A
Milw Elec Ry & Light—
6% pref series 1921
Mountain States Tel & Tel--100
9
3034
*
30
9134
102
22
..........
25
100
r
58
10734
93
10
4
9
*
Warrants..
27
1034
1434
3434
134
9534
2134
103
110
112
2
334
Light~6 % prefl- *
Mississippi Riv Pow 6% pref.100
Mississippi Valley Utilities
*
Missouri Pow & Lt $6 pref
*
Missouri Pub Ser 7% pref—100
305
Common
*
25
Mohawk-Hudson Pow 1st pref—*
2d preferred
*
11234 Monongahela L & P—See PhilaCo
Monongahela St Ry—See PhilaCo
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pref 25
92
6134 Montana Dakota Utilities com 10
65
5% preferred..
100
6% preferred
100
37%
*
1534 Montana Power 6% pref
*
10734 Montreal L H & Pow Cons
Montreal
Telegraph
40
Montreal
Tramways
com
100
5734
Mountain States Power com—*
1
434
§934
,7534
113
*
Warrants
*
Mass Utilities Associates v t c. -1
5% conv partic preferred—50
Memphis Natural Gas
*
Memphis Power & Light $7 pf- *
$6 preferred
*
Metropolitan Edison Co—
$7 preferred series B
*
$6 preferred series O—-----*
$6 prior preferred
*
Middle West Corp com
5
Minnesota
6234
40
H334
$2 Preferred
24
Units..............—.....
Internat Power
a:
57
77
Teleg (guar)..166
—
93
91
97
1134
*
Common without warrants
f|34
90
44
Common with warrants
9134
8634
3334
3034
6334
36%
15%
10234
105
80
3634
45
23
8134
55
2034
32
7% preferred
100
Lynn Gas & Elec Co
25
Mackay Companies 4 % pref. .100
Maiden Electric Co
25
Maiden & Melrose Gas Lt
—25
Manhattan Elev Ry 7 % guar. 100
Modified 5% guar
100
Marcon Int Marine Commun'y—
Amer dep rets for ord shs
£1
Market St Ry(San Francisco).100
6% preferred
100
6% prior preferred
100
6% non-cum 2d preferred. .100
Mass Power & Light Associat'n—
$6 conv preferred series A
*
Midland Utill 7% prior lien.. 100
6% prior lien
—100
6034
234
9934
113
107
19
Middle West Utilities
11034
10934
H7_
105
80
5034
189
9734
8634
81
100
2534
22
47
Lowell Electric Light
25
Luzerne Co Gas & El $6 pref.100
75
295
85
130%
54 34
100
—100
100
100
5% preferred
6% preferred
7% preferred
Louisville Railway Co
25
38
■
Internat Ocean
International Power Co
1st preferred
8334
57
.
.25
Lexington Util 634% pref
25
Lexington Wat Serv pref..
Lone Star Gas Corp
*
634% preferred
100
>ng Island Lighting com
*
7 % preferred A
100
6% preferred B
100
Los Angeles G&E Corp 6%pf 100
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pf-*
Louisv Gas & Elec com clA
*
89
34
*
-
86
3
6% pf-100
1st pref. 100
Illuminating Shares class A_
Indiana Hydro Elec 7% pref.100
Indiana Service Co 6% pref.. 100
7% preferred
100
Indianap Pow & Lt 634% pf-100
Indianapolis Ry Co v t c
100
Interboro R T vot trust ctfs_.100
Internat Hydro-El Syst A
25
Conv pref $3.50 series
50
13
3734
134
X
Illinois North Utilities
-
88
117
n*
preferred————100
preferred—..———-.50
6% pref
100
pref. .100
6% preferred
100
Kansas Power & Light—
6% preferred...
100
7% preferred.
100
Kentucky Utilities 6% pref..100
7% preferred
100
Keystone Pub Serv $2.80 pref— *
Keystone Telephone $4 pref.
50
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref.......100
5% preferred
100
Laclede Gas Light
100
5% preferred
100
112
86
5%
Common
1934
50
134
10334
3634
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 7% pf-100
6% preferred
100
534% preferred
100
Kansas City Power & Light—
1st pref $6 series B
*
Kansas City Pub Serv v t c
..*
7% preferred vtc
*
•
62
134
34
_
-
Preferred
38
434
-
29
Canadian price,
49 %
61
1
Preferred
11
11
95
10
25
Hamilton Bridge.—*—--—— *
Preferred
100
Hamilton Gas common v t C—— *
Hartford Electric Light
—.25
Hartford Gas com
25
Preferred
25
Havana Elec Ry com—
1
6% preferred
*
100
Haverhill Elec Light.
...25
Hestonville M & F—See PhilaRT
Holyoke Water Power
—100
Houston Natural Gas com
*
Preferred
1
50
Hudson County Gas—
100
Idaho Power 7% pref
100
6% 1st preferred..
*
111 Commercial Telep $6 pref— *
Illinois Pow & Lt 6% pref
100
;
24
934
20
23
61
101
pref..*
A
1
*
....
16
T
55
«• •»
«■» •» m
Gen Telep Allied Corp $6
Gen Wat Gas & Elec com
Ilium & Power Secur
6
29
75
1
77
1934
4834
*
----
97
70
Lawrence Gas & Elec Lt
934
70
59
73
*
20
5% preferred..
Gen Telephone Corp com
$3 conv preferred
$6
111
104
12
79
36
$6 preferred
*
General Pub Util common...—*
"5""
109
102
113
111
Duluth Superior Transit com
Duquesne Nat Gas
$4 preferred
$5 preferred
20
63
Gen Italian Edison Elec Corp—
51
4
5)4% preferred..
Dallas Power & Light 7 % pref 100
6% preferred
— — *
Dayton Pow & Lt 4)4% pref. 100
Denver Tramway com
*
Preferred
—100
$6
*
*
pref ser A—
-
Phila R T
100
Crescent Public Service com
1
Cuban Telephone pref
100
Cumberland Co(Me)P & L 6% pf
8734
834
1834
1134
*
Georgia Power $6 preferred
j*
Germantown Pass—See PhilaRT
Gloucester Elec Lt Co
25
64"" Gold & Stock Telep (guar)....100
Green & Coates—See Phila R T
48
234 Green Mt Pow Corp $6 pref—*
6234 Greenwich Gas $1.25 pref....—
Greenwich Wat & Gas 6% pf-100
116
*
"5134 Gulf States Util $6 pref—
4
$5.50 pref
-*
25
1834 Hackensack Water
Continen Pass Ry—See
Cumberland Gas com...
(Del) com A..*
2
Continental Gas & Electric—
7% prior preferred
cum conv
Warrants
2
r
8634
48
20534
10334
9434
Continental Telep 6)4% pref
$6
30
3334
205
102 )4
93 X
(Reading).—.25
(Toronto)
100
Consumers Power $5 pref-.—_.*
$4.50 preferred—...—..... *
72
31
X
234
*
Preferred 7%
28
46X
71%
30
.
Preferred 8%
$3 preferred
IX
76
71
7
1
*
*
*
Gas Utilities Co
50'
47
112
61
Consumers Gas
Consumers Gas
7934
Essex & Hudson Gas...
100
834
European Elec class A
10
X
Option warrants
Fairm't Pk & Hadd Pass Ry—See Phil- R
62
Fall River Elec Light
25
18
Fall River Gas Works
25
4834
'■ '-iL
Cons Trac
79
10
19
48
64
6834
100
9434
*
pref—100
Kansas Gas & Elec 7%
57
WA
*
Kansas Elec Pow
48
189
Gen Public Service Corp
109
2434
107
l^M
....
6% preferred..
I talian Superpower common A. - *
Debenture rights
Jamaica Pub Service Ltd
* f
Preferred——
160 r
Jamaica Water Supp 7 34 % Pf- 50
Jefferson Electric com
*
65"
,
.—.
7934
122
100
Commonwealth Edison Co
Commonwealth Gas..
54
Iowa Pub Serv $6 pref—
100
Amer shs for ordinary
A 6% 100
B
100
530
44
U
92
97
10734
107
100
7% preferred
510
50
Engineers Pub Serv com
$5 convertible preferred
$534 Pref (with warrants)
$6 preferred
Columbus Delaware & Marion—
Col'bus Ry P & L 1st pf
10234
50
100
Iowa El Lt & Pow 6% pref—100
7% preferred
—.100
Iowa Pow & Lt 7% pref
100
-
934
.
Preferred
2F'
10034
2434
104
tVi
60
67
105
Corp (Del) com—*
0% preferred series A
100
5% preferred
100
■
Preferred
Investors Telephone com.
iowa Electric 634s pref
8
68
15
94
Preferred ($6)
*
125"
Fed St & Pleasant Val—See Phila Co.
101
5
934 Federal Water Service com A—*
48
$6 preferred
*
9134
4934
$634 preferred
*
50 *
$7 preferred.—.
Fitchburg Gas & Elec Light. .50
Florida Power & Lt $7 pref
*
45
73
Foreign Light & Power units—*
7034 Frankf'd & S'thwark—see Phila R.T.
43
Franklin Telegraph (guar) —100
140
Gardner Elec Light common. 100
102
Preferred
.
^—. .—. 100
334
634
4234 Gary Elec & Gas common——
120
10834 Gas & Elec of Bergen County.100
,m
deposit
' jii'
Wowfi nta
*
$6 preferred——*
$7 preferred.
Iowa Southern Util 7%
1034
;
34
80
*
pref $7
634% preferred.
72
Preferred.
Eliz & Trenton RR com
147
21X
w*
66
Federal Light & Tr com
M
Coast Oo Gas & El 1st pref.. 100
2234
*
$7 preferredii,
*
$6 preferred...
2d pref series A—
*
Optional warrants
El Paso Electric Co (Del)—
Preferred series A 7%
100
El Paso Nat Gas com.........3
:
105
98
Colum G & El
1
101
*
100
...
Class A full paid
Elec Power & Light Corp
103 X
90
100
Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6 pref—.*
7% preferred..
100
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
Cleve Elec Ilium common
15
104
107
n§
Preferred BB
Citizens Utilities
20
2234
2034
»
Preferred—......—.——100
Preferred B....—.........10
1
Empire & Bay State Teleg—100
Empire District Elec 6% pf—100
Empire Gas & Fuel Co pf 8%.100
Preferred 7 % - - . . . . . ....^100
6 34 % preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Empire Power Corp partic stk._*
$6 preferred.———.......—*
Empire Telephone com.....—..
1)4
X
Elec Power Association
2
0
I
*
72
7%
Eliz Consolidated Gas
104
105
l\H
434
i*
Chicago Rys partic ctfs series. 100
Series 2
100
Series 3
—100
Series 4
—.100
$6 preferred—,p—
$5 preferred
10934
4034
39
rt*
7
*
....
88
108
3)4
7% preferred
100
Conv preferred
100
Conv preferred ser of 1929--100
0% cum pf (without warr)—100
Central States Pow & L $7 pf-.*
Central West Co. com
94
1
Central States Elec Corp
Cent Vermont Pub Serv 6%
8434
85
A*
.......*
Preferred
N."".
i'55
98
Elec Properties 0% pref
100
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 6% pf
*
Central Pow & Light 7% pref 100
Cent & S W Util com
.—60
■te'fcrf
Electric Bond & Share..
1234
18
Warrants new
145
90
i%X
Interstate Power
6934
com
134
17
4034
Interstate Natural Gas
30
10234
7234
7% preferred
434
67.
Btd
;.*
*
$.1.75 preferred
$3.50 preferred
7
90
85
66
100
81 )4
83
29
-——100
7134
3834
m
'
Par
International Ry v t c———-100
International Telep & Teleg
*
International Utilities A
*
Class B————
—1
4434
14
*
Cent Illinois Light 4 34% pref. 100
Cent
......
Conv stock-——... *
Edison Elec Ilium (Boston)-.100
110
4)4% preferred
Ry com..
6% 1st pref stamped
6% pref B stock
5% adjustment stock
East Shore Pub Serv 634 % pf 100
6% preferred
100
Eastern States Corp com
*
$7 preferred series A
..—._*
$6 preferred series B„
*
h
Eastern Util Assoc
2
,10
Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref
*
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref 100
Central Maine Pow 6% pref—100
6534
234
42 H
15
1634
*
Eastern Mass St
36
•35
50
4m
100
100
100
100
100
100
34 % Prior preferred
95
•••:
100
—
25
76
1
Canadian Marconi
16534
75
Hydro-El Corp 0% 1st pf 100
Capital Transit (Wash, DC)
Carolina Pow & Light $7 pref
m
4
date of ssue
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
6% preferred
1H
Amer dep rec 7)4% A- ord—£1
Amer dep rec B ord—-----£1
Amer dep rets 534% pref—£1
.
day of the month preceding the
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc's com *
Gable & Wireless Ltd-—
Can
STOCKS
UTILITY
PUBLIC
80
105
27
1034
6234
2734
1134
65
75
9834
9934
30
31
r
62
63
r
88
90
4
6
43
148
46
9834
234
34
7Vs
1134
80
150
100,,
234
36
11134
16
-
734
1134
8134
18
83
86
119
122
April,
Brunswick Light
KeW
Heat &
U/tf
Peoples Light & Power com A..*
Common class B——
*
innl
Power.-----------1001
1001
r--
_
47
48 *
IV*
78
34#
80
Peoples Water
132"
129
England Pow Oo pref—-100.
England Pub Ser com
*
17 prior preferred-—:
*
$7 preferred
*i
6 preferred
*
New
6#
72
30#
28#
fS
S?w
71
,
29#
27
65
&nTk¥T&rI:i5ol
com--New Mexico
i-VAOAlw Gas
~
I'T.r-07c
6%
preferred ----- -
- - - - - -
-5
6
r0|
37 #
112
103
--™\
99,
38#
7% preferred—
»
New Rochelle Water 7% pref 100
N Y Central Elec 7% pref—100
N Y Mutual Telegraph
25
NY City Omnibus common—..*
Option warrants
L
N YPow & Lt Corp $6 pref
7%
preferred
100
New York Railways Corp—
.
-
*
▼
x-.
|
nnm
—100
North Continent Util com—100
6% preferred
100
7% preferred
—
100
Northeastern Wat & Elec com—*
Preferred.....———Nor Indiana Pub Ser 6% pref 100
7% preferred
--100
5#% preferred-—
100
Nortnern Liberties Gas
100
91
93
110
53
100#
4#
60
-100
100
100
-*
Northern Texas Elec 6% pref-100
Northwest Electric 7 % pref—100
North West Util 7% pref-—-.100
7% prior lien
-100
Northwest Bell Tel 6#% pref 100
N'western Pub Serv 6% pref_lU0
7% preferred
100
Northwestern Telegraph
50
Ohio Edison $6 pref
*
$7 preferred
Ohio Eiec Power 6% pref
100
%
7 % preferred
100
Ohio Power 6% pref
100
Ohio Public Service 5% pref-100
6% preferred
100
7% preferred
100
Ohio Service Holding com
—1
5% preferred
5
Ohio Valley Gas com
1
7% preferred
6% preferred
$5 series cum pref
61
3a
54
20
20
30
24
1st
30
86
97
3#
79
36
Penn-Ohio
Penna Gas
106
102
103#
108#
111
51
& Elec Co
7% pref-100
Power 6% pref-100
^ 6.60%
preferred
100
Pennsylvania Pow & Lt $7 pref.
*6 preferred
-15 preferred
_
Pennsylvania
State Water, pref.
Penna Telephone
$6 pref..
100
Pennsylvania Water & Pow
*,
— _
People's G L &
k Last
sale,
O
n
(Chic)-)—lOOi
Nominal,
r
-
55
55
51
110
111#
92
95
97
99
107
109
31
,
41#
7#
42#
8#
11
'6% preferred series C
14
92
89
—A
-
1Q4
20#
20#
31#
29#
26#
44#
22
10b
75
144
143#
20
71
41
8
90
im i
'
105
105
2#
29#
92
15#
67#
107
109
104#|
106
98
97
111
82
52#
.
85
88
119#
99
103#
112#
20
77
20#
11#
84#
11#
102
76
77
ml
tk
14#
13#
31#
32,
90
95
95c
100,
...»
1001
100
12 ;
102
1#
355*
107
6.36% preferred
-
-
-
12#
108
110
50c
~<f
4#
107#
109
84
88
119
cum
83
111#
113#
cum
61#
3
■
24#
5
>
7
4#|
29
29#
98
96
,
104#
—100
50c
60
105#
4
15
7iHI
30c
5
26#
5# % preferred series C
Original preferred
r
26#
27#
38#
15#
5#
80
22#l
♦ Without par value.
18
80
1#
40c
7
*
110#
112
*
114
11#
2#
14#
7#
7#
54#
*
*
1
*
*
-
7
80
81
80#
91#
3#
1#
#
81#
92#
3#
1#
17
18
17#
18#
64
66
23
25
25
27
.
103#
58
*
68# |
60
70
101#
100
*
97
1
3
*
1H|
100
3#
,
m
-1
pref
19
-.100
—
Cos
Western N Y Water pref.
Western Union Telegraph..
Western United G & E
—
98
90#
94
121
116
120
115#
91
93
99
102
24#|
32
*
.
-
94
105
2
25
33
—*
15
100
74#|
20
75
98
99#
100# |
110
101
*
Iv,
—-1*
.
-
81
40
775
109
107
*
100
-
ni
79
38
730
108
6#% preferred
100
Westmoreland Water pref—Wheeling Elec 6% pref
——100
Class B
113#
95#
84#
6% Pf-100
Williamsport Water prefWinnipeg Elec class A
21
113#
preferred
preferred
fPreferred
estern Massachusetts
r
8!
55#
*
"Preferred
27#
26# Wisconsin Pow & Lt 6% pref.100
7% preferred-.-—
28#
--—-IOO
39# Wisconsin Pub Ser Corp 7% PflOO
15#
6#% preferred-—IOO
_..Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
7#
100
WorcesterTrans Assoc—
'
24 MQVork (Pa) Railways pref
50
-—
94
*
West Penn Pow 7%
pref
59#
1#
23#
41
1
41
92
115
*
■
6#
42#
1#
79
11#
113#
2#
14#
—..100
100
100
6% preferred
—100
West Phila Pass—See Phila R T
West Texas Utilities $6
pref
*
West Va Water Serv pref
*
Western Lt & Tel com
*
cum
3#
18#
17
6#
$6 preferred
——*
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref--.100
6% preferred
--100
Washington (D C) Gas.......20
Wash Gas & Elec
7% pref—.1100
Wash (D C) Ry & El com
100
Preferred ...——————-100
Washington Wat Pow 6% pref--*
7%
6%
14#
,
15
Oorp
A—.__._.*
West Penn Elec Co class A
106#
'
14
2#
17#
100
Virginia Elec & Power—
40c
114
7%
78
107#
108#
116
6% pref—100
.—100
Class B
13
76
106#
107#
100
United Tel & Elec
6% pref—100
7% preferred
100
United Tel (Kan)
7% pref.-.100
Utah Power & Light—
(
102#
96#
112
*
common
114
125
1
$2.75 preferred
$3 preferred
Script. -[. i
83
112#
101#,
95#
—
7 % preferred
United Public Service
United Pub Util com
6#
80
100
United 111 Co of New
Haven
United Lt & Pr com A
Common B
6% cum 1st pref
United Light & Ry
100
6
Elec (Conn) com.*
5% preferred
United Gas Corp com
$7 pref series A
Warrants
United Gas &
Impt vot
$5 cum pref (non-vot)
109
98#
—
Gas"&
Non-voting
112
12#
$5
Ex-dividend.
Warrants
$7 preferred
Utica Gas & Elec 7%
pref
$6 preferred
Utilities Power & Lt cl A
110#
11#
8
South Carolina Power
6% pref—
Southeastern Gas & Water A—*
Common
-*
Southeastern Pow & Lt—
Warrants-South Calif Edison common—25
x
102";
11
100
$6 preferred
*
$4 preferred
59#
55
100
(111) 6% pf 100
Un El L & Pow
(Mo) 6% pref 100
7% preferred
100
Union Gas
(Canada)-*
Class B common
90,,.
—
Sierra Pac Elec 6% pref
Amer Utilities com
68
57#
52
39
10U
*
—•
—
54
7% pf-100
25
6% preferred series B—.—25
.....25
Southern Canada Power-.
*
Southern Col Pow com A
-25
83
II
Preferred
-—100
53#|lSouth & Atlan Teleg (guar)—25
Canadian price,
118
42
,
7% preferred
Union El L & Pow
United Gas & Elec
of N J
99
South
(6%)—.....100
7% preferred
67
40
----—
107
108
97
105#
85c
preferred
——*
Second Ave RR Cop (NY)
*
2d & 3d Sts Ry—See Phila R T
Shawinigan Water & Power
*
Sioux City Gas & El 7%
pref-100
30#
112#
P
45#
156
99
95
2d
30#
110#
69#
39#
il*
68
66
1st.preferred-.—100
United
100
30
prior preferred
Savannah El & Pow 6%
pref-100
Scranton Electric $6 pref
—*
Scranton-Spring Brook
Water Service 6% pref-.——*
Seattle Gas common
*
1st $5 preferred
—100
7#
23#
2l
103
y
66#
100
121„
108
98#|
6%
101
36#
(7%)-100
134
36#
98# I
8% preferred
Sangamo Electric com
San Joaquin Lt & Power—
7% prior preferred
100
118
.....
J00
Common
7% preferted
106
y
108#
Union Gas
System com
Preferred
50
Union Pass—See
Phila R T
Union St Ry (New
Bedford)-. 10'
Union
Traction—See Phila R T
United Corp
*
$3 cum preferred-.,
*
63
6% preferred series D——100
5% preferred series E
100
Roch Telep $6# pref
10U
Rockland Light & Power
10
st Louis County Water
pref—100
San Antonio Pub Serv
45
119"
111
105#
st Louis Pub Serv—
31#
29#
27#
142 #|
------
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
Rio Grande Valley Gas
—1
Riverside Traction.
50
Preierred
...—50
Rochester Gas & Electric.—-100
33
100
-
Class A
113#
12#
29#
103#
115"
112
104
—100
100
Rapid Transit
11#
84#
111
Puget Sound Pr & Lt $6^ pref
♦
$5 prior preferred
-*
UUtJUub
unci
Quebec x
Power
common--—-* f
Queens Borough G & E 6% pf 100
*
Radio Corp of Amer
$5 cum pref B
*|
$3.50 preferred
*
Rapid Transit Ry—See P S Corp "
Republic Nat Gas com
—1
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Pow—
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode Isld Pub Serv $2 pref—*
53#
29
28
,
-
5#
99
Twin States Gas &
El 7 % pref 100
Twin City
115
,
86
Edison-
Pennsylvania
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref.-.100
5#
&#%
%_ preierreu—preferred
—100
i Power Corp of Onnodo
Canada com—com...-*.
1st 6% preferred
10 1
..—lOOk
105#
Providence Gas.
*
10#
Public Elec Light pref
82#
100
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref—100
109
6% Dreferred
100
104, ,
Public'Serv or Ind prior pref—*
61#
$6 preferred
135#
Public Serv Co of N H $6
107
pref—*,
- -_
$5 preferred..
*
98#
-i.il- a
nP AT T
*|
45#
151
7% preferred
130
—-.100
6% preferred-—
119#
---100
$5 preferred
Consolidated Trac of N J- -100
64
Rapid Transit St Ry Co—100
135
,
So J ersey Gas & Elec Trac- -100
189
IPublic Serv Co of Nor 111
83
60
Common
83
6% preferred
117
100
7% preferred
100
117#
IPublic Serv of Okla 6% pref-100
97#
7% preferred.——.—-—--100
101
82
53
71
Warrants
L Warrants B
Penn Western Gas & El com.--12
Penna Gas & Elec
Corp $7 pref—"
Partic class A stock
38H
5#
66
57
pref A 7%——100
6% preferred
.......-.100
5%
preferred
100
Tri-State Telep &
Teleg
*
——
105
80
34
105
79
Penn Central Lt & P
$5 pref
*
_$2.80 preferred---.———
97#
S1H
71
100
—
93
57
5
Toledo-Edison
100
,
107#
29
♦
*
100
preferred
90
97
81
47
90
84
31
Pacific Telep & Teleg—
100
6% preferred
100
Paterson & Passaic Gas & El—100
Pecos Valley Pow & Lt com
"*
Peninsular Telep Co com
Preferred
100
56#
95
111
12
28
25|
5
27#
itQ
—
-
15
cum
If#
64
8>
5#
Texas Elec Service
$6 pref
*
Texas Gas Util
com
1
Texas Hydro Elec
common.-—*
$3.50 preferred
*
Texas Power & Lt
7% pref-..100
6% preferred
—*
Third Avenue
Ry (N Y)
100
13th & 15th
Sts—See Phila R T
Tidewater Power 6%
pref
*
4#:
42
95#
5%
15""
—
*
Tennessee Pub Serv
6% pref
*
i'erre Haute Elec
6% pref
100
Texas ElecLic
Ry
100
100
7% preferred
101
40
Ohio Water Service A com—--*
(5#%)<
Pacific Lighting Corp com
Preferred
($6)
Pacific Pow & Lt 7% pref
6% preferred
Pacific Public Service—
Common non-voting
2#
27#
53#
3
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 7 % pref 100
Okla Nat Gas Corp com
15
\
Preferred
50
6% preferred
100
Omaha & Council Bluffs Railway
& Bridge 4% cum
pref
iOO
Oregon Wash Water pref
*
Ottawa Light Heat & Pow—100
Preferred
100
Ottawa Traction
10b
Pacific & Atlantic Tel (gu)
25
Pacific Gas & Electric
—25
1st preferred (6%)
25
1st preferred
%
62
55
88
1st preferred
87
Rjf*
*
1st pref
94""
00/*
preferred
7.2% 1st preferred
Portland Gas & Coke 7 % pref 100
Portland Gas Light
50
Postal Teleg & Cable 7% pref 100
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref--100
112
2#
26#
106
---
7% preferred
conv
104
1
Pow & Lt com
B
preferred
5%
Pitts Suburban Wat
pref
10P
Plainfield Union Water
*
Portland Elec Pow 6% pref—100
13#
♦
126
—*
*
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
Union Traction ($17# pd)_50
West Phila Pass guar—
50
Phila Traction—See Phila R T
52
-100
Nor States Power (Del) cl A
V
99#
117#
—25
Northern N Y Util pref
North Penn Gas 7% pref
18
109#
Southwestern Gas (Okla) 7 % pref
Southwestern Bell Tel pref-—100
Southwestern G & E 7% pref-100
Southwestern Lt & Pr com A—*
Preferred
Springfield City Water 6% pref—
Springfield Gas & Elec pref
-*
Springfield Gas Lt Co
—25
Springf'd (Mass) St Ry Cos
pf 100
Standard Gas & Elec com—-—*
Tampa Elec Co
Tennessee El P
50
I*
_
8%
Ridge Ave Pass (828 pd)—60
2d & 3d Sts Ry guar
50
13th & 15th Sts Pass Ry
50
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd)
60
15
-
Preferred
Superior Wat. Lt &; Pow
7% pflOO
Swiss American
Elec pref-—100
Syracuse Ltg 6% pref
100
6#% preferred—
Phila & Darby Pass Ry
50
Phil & Gray's Fy (825 pd).—50
107#
-
—
Class
PhilaCityPass Ry(822# pd)-50
Philadelphia Traction
100
^referred
~2o
So Jer G El &
Tr—See P 8 Corp
Southwestern Cons Gas Util com
Standard
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—50
Passenger
50
Green & Coates Sts (815 pd) 50
Hestonville M & F com
50
Preferred
50
67
IOO
corn-
$7 cum prior pref
$4 cum preferred
$6 cum prior
pref
Germantown
30#
18#
104#
115#
109
79
45
94
Traction
Citizens Traction
50
Consolidated Trac pref
50
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pref100
Federal St & Pleasant Val—-25
preferred
50
Citizens Passenger guar
50
Continen Pass Ry (829 pd)-50
Fairm't Pk & Haddington. 50
Frandf'd & Southwark Pass.50
120
17
Nor Bost Ltg Prop com
Preferred
Allegheny
_
3#
63
17 preferred series A
.*
"16 dividend pref
*
NY Telephone 6#% pref—.100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
Niagara Hudson Power
10
New 1st pref $5 series
100
New 2d pref 5% series A
100[fc
New 2d pref 5% series B—199|/c
New class A option warr'ts—
New class B option warr'ts
North American Co com-.
*
6%
preferred
50
North Amer Edison $6 pref
*
North Amer Light & Pow
1
$6 preferred
_——..—*
Nor Amer Utility Sec
*
UH
50
————.*
50
7%
28
1133*
Common................
::
6% cum preferred
86 cum pref
— - -
39#
18
103
100
$5 preferred
Phila & Grays—See Phila R T
Philadelphia Elec Co com
*
$5 preferred
*
Phila Elec Power 8% pref
25
15
16#
T
116
107
103
68
15#
....
5%
preferred
New York Steam Co—
com
87
7
30
NY & Richmond Gas 6% pref 100
N Y & Queens El L & Pow—
Common
.——.--*
Philadelphia Co
Monongahela Lt & Pow
50
Monongahela St Ry--50
Phila & Darby—See Phila R T
5
66
101
25
*
...
133#
92
85
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Per pre! 100
New Jersey Pow & Lt $6 pref—*
New Jersey Water pref
100
New Mexico Nat Gas 6% pref.—
New Orleans Pub. Serv com
*
17 non-cum preferred
66
131#
England Water Light &
Pol
power
Assn 6% pre*
100
>w Haven Water
New
50
IW
& Gas
pref---100
Peoria Water Works 7% pref. 100
Phila City Pass—See Phila R T
$2 divpreferredr
New
Southern Indiana G & E
4.80% cum preferred.
Southern Nat Gas class A
Class B common—.
Southern New Eng Telep
Southern Union Gas com
Preferred
'
6#
5#
28
84
89
100
97
115
15
30
"6#
1
32""
87
92
xC
99
117
2r
35
•
heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which do not appear
previous three headings, namely "Railroads" "Investing Companies" and "Public
Imwavor
nut "T ovtlln
Mnnnfarf urinir » "IriBiii'flnce '' "Mininff." "Real Estate and Land
of stocks, however, we put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land,'
Under the
Utilities." In the
!er the
.
case
£
-
.1...!,«
uio
then follow with the rest of the
and Safe Deposit; Companies^ under separate heads,
Miscellaneous."
"Title Guarantee
"Industrial and
where marked "f"
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
mx
104 &
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
Certificates of deposit
Acadia Sugar Ref
J&D /101
101%
f 101
101%
4%s 1955.A&0
103
103 J*
103
102
1948-M&S
J&D
10-year 4 Ms debs 1946--F&A
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s
Coll tr g 4s 1947
With scrip
Aeolian Co 6s 1937
Akron Times-Press 1st 6s '45
Alabama By-Prod 6s
Income 6s 1955
:r
.72
'bimmmm
%
70
70
70%
....
40
•» m
•;
V
m m
.
mm m
86
84
100
99
M&S / 99
105%
Aluminum Co debs 5s 1952--M&S
105%
Aluminium Ltd s f deb 5s *48-J& J
100
106
106
1st s f 7s 1955
Deb 6s '43
ser
A with
-
—
By-Products Coke Corp—
1st M 5%s 1945 ser A
Byron Jackson—
Conv deb 4%s 1945
California Packing Corp—
Amer I G Chem Corp—
Conv deb 5%s 1949
43
95 %
55
'96"
107%
M&N
J&J
5%s<fl949—
103%
104%
J&D
notes 1956
Am Lime & Stone 5%s
93
101
97
95
102%
98%
105
*51—M&S
Am Mach & Metals 4s 1943--J&J
Amer Radiator deb 4%s '47-M&N
104
102%
105%
109
118
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948—J&J
Amer Seating 6s stamped 1946—
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951
F&A
A&O
American Type Founders Inc—
Debenture 6s 1944
1950—J&J /169
99
*42—M&S
76 %
Paper 1st 6s 1947 J&J
f deb 2%-5s
"
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s
Amer Writ
Certificates of deposit
%
New
!
i'i
conv
6s 1961
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
Sink fund deb 4%s 1950--A&O
v
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
Sink fund income deb 1967 J&J /
I
Antilla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951
Anthony (E C)—
1st s f 6s (San Fran)
Debenture 4 %s w w
i
76
21
73
75""
100.28
101
106
62
/
45
3o
198
Stamped ex-warr 1938.-M&S
1st g 5s 1940
M&N
5s assented 1940——.—
105..
105%
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Cum inc deb 6s 1947——J&J
Barber & Ross 6%s 1937
Bates Valve Bag Corp— i ;
b
i
218
218
199%
1992
1062
106%
52
18
54
101
102
1942——F&A
Terminal—
UP
ctfs.J&D
Consol
Bethlehem Steel Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1942
M&N
Purch money 6s 1998—Q-Feb
Cons M s f 4Mb ser D *60—J&J
©» 00,
95%
i
89%
35%
107%
6%s
111
94
137
128
18
137
103j
103%
t Called April
k Last sale,
5s
69%
„
101%
1943 with
t Called March 15 at 100.
n Nominal,
_
_
1 at 105.
90
92
93
r
a
104
103%
102%
J&J
/
F&A
European Mtge & Invest—
1st lien 7%s 1966 ser B
F&A /
1st lien 7s 1967 ser O
M&S
Everlastik Inc 1st 7s 1937.M&N
28
mmmrn
66
77
32%
mmmm
83%
mmmm
.
20-year 4s
s
f deb 1956
J&D
101%
102%
99%
100%
99
100
Famous Players Canadian—
1st & coll 3s 1937-1939-.-J&D
1st & coll
3%s 1940-1942-J&D
96
ilH
63
103
101%
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '63A&0 /
Federal Screw Wks conv 6 %s '39- /
Federal Sugar Ref 6s ctf *33 M&N /
61%
1%
88
74
.
/
Fiat s f deb 7s 1946—I
—J&J
Filtrol Co of Calif 5s 1946— J&D
100"
Finland Residential Mtge
Bank
s f 6s stamped 1961
M&S
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M&S
H'l-' oo WH
—
101
101
101
10i
94
94
50
96%
102 :
102
104
93%
127
M&S
Sf 5s 1942-
103%
104%
94
98
First Bohemian Glass Works—
J&J
1st secured 7s 1957
Conv g 6%% notes 1946-A&0
Folansbee Bros 5s 1947
J&D /
Forest Lawn 1st s f 6s 1949-. J&D
Framerican Ind & Dev Corp—
Deb 7%s 1942
J&J
101%
100%
96%
Frick-Reid Supply 6s
54
Gair (Robt) income notes 6s
Gelsenkirchen Mining Co—
1943--J&D
1972 /
87
101%
117
103 %
110%
78
120'"
mmmm
99%
70
6-yr 6% notes 1934—
M&S
/ 54
6s 1937
101%
en Amer Transport 3sT940"_J&J
101%
3% notes 1941-1942.
J&J
f
.......
General Cable Corp—
1st mtge s f 5%s 1947 ser A. J&J
Gen Elec (Germany) 7s*45.J&J15
105%
30%
29
Deb 6%s 1940
J&D
Debsf 6s 1948—
M&N / 30
115
Gen Finance conv deb 5s '40.F&A
98%
Conv deb 5s ser B 1951.—J&D
Gen Motors Acceptance Corp—
100%
10-year deb 3s 1946
F&A
15-year deb 3%s 1951
F&A
69% Gen Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w. J&D
Gen Stl Cast 1st 5%s '49 w w.J&J
Gen Steelware 6s Nov 1 1952
70
103% (Jen Theat Eq deb 6s 1940.A&O
F&A
102% Gen Vending 6s 1937
Certificates of deposit
99% Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950-M&N
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945-.
88
102%
75
29
93%
103%
95%
55%
83'
80
/108
Francisco Sugar 6s 1956
M&N
Franklin Coal Co 7s ws 1949-J&J /
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s '52
104%
i
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
Flour Mills of America Inc—
101
-
warr__J&D
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy1st M conv s f 6s 1940-—J&D
Copley Cement Mfg 6s '41—A&O
Deb
110
1351
I960......J&J
18%
.
1941..—.A&O
55
89%
Emporium Capwell Corp—
Debenture 5%s 1942
..A&O 1103%
102%
1st 4s 1952
J&J
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
110*
53
17
12
31%
100
/ 43
Consumers Co 1st 6s 1946—J&J / 67
102%
Container Corp 1st 6s '46-J&D15
5s 1950--
110%
6s 1943
4% notes 1942—.
80
77
60
1st & coll 4%s 1951
J&D
Farmers Mfg Co 3%s 1953--M&S
90
1942—J&D / 28
103%
1951.J&D
95
Paper Corp 5%s 1961
54%
Textile 1st 8s 1941..J&D
Sinking fijnd 5s
85%
.
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
85
70
Consolidation Coal Co—
111
64
36
/
Eastern Mfg
Erie Elec Motors 5s 1941
'
F&A
1950—F&A
Consol Oil s f deb 3%s
1942- f 101
99
Beech Creek O & C 5s 1944—J&D
108
Beneficial Loan Soc 6s B 1939 Q-J
108
6s profit share deb 1956—Q-J
11
Berkey & Gay Furn 6b stpd 1941 - /
61
Bethlehem Fdy & Ma 5s'44 A&O
Beattie Sugar 7%s 1943
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6%*
Called June 1 at 102%.
Eastern Cuba Sug 7%s'37-M&S
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1 1949--
Laundries—
Consol Mach Tool 7s
Consol
♦
t—1
1st 8s
16
76
Debenture 5s series B 1955
225
110
,
Oommerz-und Privat-Bk Germ'y)
5% % notes'37(Am pt ctf)M&N / 50
Commonwealth Subsidiary Corp103%
Deb g 5%s 1948 ser A..M&S
Connor Lumb & Land 6b '41 M&N / 77
Consol Biscuit 1st 5%s B *40 M&S
101
1st 5%s ser O 1946
J&D
50
f
price Includes accrued interest.:.,
M&S
M&S
16
103
73
62
103
'
'l5l%
Extended
—J&J
Certificates of deposit
102
,
102%
Debsf 5%s 1942
A&O
100
Chicago Stk Yards 5s 1961-A&0
87%
Childs Co deb 5s 1943
A&O
72
Chilean Nitrate inc 5s 1968--J&D
98
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940--J&J
107
Cleve-Cliffs Iron 4%s 1950-M&N
99
Cleve Tractor conv 5s 1945.M&N
Collateral Bankers Inc—
99
7s series A & B 1960Q-F
99
7s series C 1959
—Q-M
99
7s series D 1956
Q-J
92
6s series AA 1953
..Q-F
92
6s series AB 1948
Q-M
92
6s series AC 1952
Q-J
Colo Fuel & Iron s f 5s 1943.F&A f 107%
/ 93%
Income 5s 1970--.i
Colo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A / 126
Commander-Larabee Corp—
1st mtge 6s 1941.
J&J
Commerc'l Credit 3%s 1951 A&O
99%
Comm'l Disc t (L A) 6s '39—A&O
Consolidated
101
7s ser A 1938--J&D /
Eaton Paper 1st 5%s 1943-M&N
58
Elec Auto-Lite deb 4s 1952-F&A
Elk Horn Coal 1st 6%s 1931-J&D /
7% notes 1931
J&D /
Empire Oil & Refg Co—
1st & coll tr 5%s 1942-—A&O
100%
Empire Sheet & Tin Plate—
100
1947-F&A
Consol Cement Corp—
Cum inc 6s 1950-
86%
100%
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
13
11
52
M&N / 113%
J&D / 133%
Cold Storage
Cum inc 6% notes
Deb 6s ex-warr
•
105%
105
Commercial Invest Trust Corp—
Debenture 3%s 1951
J&J
116
Baldwin Locomotive Works—*
68 with warrants 1938
M&S / 207
Stamped w w 1938
M&S / 207
6s without warrants 1938-M&S/ 198
K
80
50
4Mb 1939
J&J
Autocar Co 7s ext 1947—M&N
Conv deb
i
13
,
Auburn Automobile—
| \
10
97
74%
'
101%
114%
103
105
85%
?
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942-J&D
Dufferin Paving & Stone—
Debenture 5s series A 1955
-
Gen conv 6s 1950
li
115%
102%
01%
97%
97%
52
40
101%
102%
115
Chic Pneumatic Tool Co—
83%
88
Driver Harris Co—
32
103.4
104%
38%
102%
37%
101""
27
33%
32
38%
45
f 6s Oct 1&0155'60 A f
Deb 4%s ser A 1951
M&N
Dominion Textile 4%s '55.-M&S
99
99
99
79
97
36%
s
Donnacona Pap 4-4 %s '56.-F&A
Dow Chem Co deb 3s 1951.-J&D
125
82
74
100%
102%
,
82%
124%
1941-M&N
Certain-teed Prod Corp—
88
Deb s f 5%s 1948
M&S
Cespedes Sugar 7%s Sept 1 '39— / 34%
98
Champion Pap Corp 6s 45--F&A
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
106%
4%ssf deb 1950
M&S
Chateaugay Ore & Iron—
•m
92
Guar gold 4s 1942J&J
Chesapeake Corp— u
Conv col 5s 1947
.M&N 15 1136
120%
Conv col 5s 1944
J&D
100
50%
1937-- -J&J
Atl Bug Ref 1st s f 4s *51
M&N
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine—
6% conv notes 1945
M&S
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s 1945. M&N
i
,96
/
Central Steel
104%
103%
Dickey (W S) Clay Mfg Co—
153
Non-cum inc 5s (W-S) 1949
84
Non-cum inc 5s (ex-stk) 1949—
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42.M&N
105
Dom Coal 1st s f 5s 1940
M&N
Cum inc deb 6s 1955
M&S /100%
113%
Dominion Steel & Coal 6%s 1955
69""
J&D a 104
__J&D d 115
1st mtge 6s 1941
Gen mtge 5s 1941.
Central Ry Term &
6%s 1952
40
1942-J&D
Atlantic Refg deb 5s
!
1939
Corp 6%s 1944
80
105
J&J /
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
J&J
Atlanta Laundries 6%s w w 1943.
Atlantic Ice Mfg 6s 1945
F&A
b
Celotex Co deb 6s 1936
105%
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co-
68
81
'50M&N
Deb 6s 1954-
172
101
39%
Asbestos Corp inc 6s 1941—J&J
Associated Mtge Co 2-6s 1953—
1946
110%
101%
6
103.
1st gold 4Mb 1939 opt
J&D
104%
Armstrong Cork deb 4s 1950-J&J
/
82
Arnold Print Wks 6 Ms 1941.A&O
1st mtge 6Ms
104
30%
5%
Armour & Co—Real estate
Bayway
80"
Central Foundry Co—
104%
1st s f 6s (Los Ang) 1942--J&D
Apex Oil Corp 6 Ms w w '39.M&N
Arcade Malleable Iron 7s 1943—
Armour & Co of Delaware—
1st M 20-yr 4s ser B 1955-F&A
1st mtge 4s series C 1957—J&J
*/•
Cassco
197
102
92
(Berlin)—
6% notes (Am part ctfs)__M&S
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) '35
6s extended 1938
M&S
103.16
/
Corp inc 6s 1949....M&S f
Celotex
103
106
112
76%
77
.....
_
%
warr
95
105
Deutsche Bank
105
Caribbean Sugar 7s stmp 1941
Carriers & General Corp—
_
s
67
18%
105%
104%
102%
70%
99%
'
M&i1947.
6%s series A
American Rolling Mill—
Conf
88
30
102
15^yr deb 5s with
,61
Dairyland Inc 1st s f 5s 1946.M&S
80
Davidson Chem 6%s 1937--A&O
De Bardeleben Coal Corp—
1st mtge 6s 1953J&D / 36%
Certificates of deposit
/ 36%
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
-.M&S " 86
101
Detroit Times deb 6s to '43.M&S
76"
45%
109%
100%
Canadian Internat Paper—
1st M 6s 1949—
—J&J
Carthage Marble 6%s 1942
104
59%
116
100
100%
25-yr guar 5s 1955---
,99
-
Cudahy Packing 3%s A '55-M&S
Conv s f deb 4s 1950
M&S
47
103%
J&J
17%
98%
f deb 1951-J&D
100
A&O
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1
s
Sinking fund deb 5s 1946-F&A
w w '48-Q-F
Crowley Milner & Co—
Deb 5%s 1946
M&N
Crown Cork & Seal Co Inc—
15-yr 4s s f Nov 1 1950--M&N
Crown Willamet Pap 6s '51--J&J
Crucible Steel Co deb 5s '40-M&N
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
J&D
Farm Ln
1st & gen 5s 1957
Canadian Bakeries 0%s '45-M&S
Canadian Canners Ltd 4s'51M&N
107%
Amer La France & Foamite—
5%%
104%
3%s
Credit Service deb 6s
Canadian Nat Steamships—
International Corp—
Conv
84%
Crane Co
Deutsche Rentenbank—
Cementlst4%sserA'51 M&N
'43--F&A15
1st & gen M 6s 1941 ser A.A&O
-
%
83%
103.9
M&N
Canada SS L deb 5s
100
60
F&A
87"
—
Can
war.F&A
>■
99
104
98
-
Cons deb 5s 1940
50
50
50
Amer Dept StTs (Pa) 6s '48- - J&D
Amer Dept St's (Del) 6s '47-J&D
Amer Ice Co deb 5s 1953
J&D
Amer
-
Campbell River Timb 6s '41-J&J
Canada Biscuit 6%s 1946--M&N
Canada Bread 6s 1941
F&A
_
Without warrants—
New 3-6s 1943
Amer Color type 6s 1942
:■
s
Camaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942—-
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
Aggregates Corp—
Creameries of America—
86
(Copenhagen)
113
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940
J&J
43
Burns Bros deb 5s A 1961—M&S
82
Burns & Co Ltd 1st s f 5s 1958 J&J f,
74
Income 5s 1958
J&J
85%
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952
A&O
69
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
J&J
65%
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s *60--A&O
60
Butterick Pub 6% notes '39-A&O
70
Byers Machine 3-6s
mmrnrnrnrn
99%
98%
Amer
Oosgrove Meehan Coai 6%s 1945.
70
66
8SH
I
35%
36%
104%
103%
f deb 3 %s 1950-F&A
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s ext 1941
15-yr
•
42
1953. J&D
*50-A&O
M&N
A&O
M&S
s
-
170
90
92
Allied St's Corp deb 4%s
Debenture 4Ms 1951
£
m
100
98
35
34
*\ 68
64
^
100
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
A&O /
/
6s assented w w 1948
/
6s 1955
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s 1946 J&J
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962
A&O /
Allied Mtg inc coll 2-5s
mmmm
.f 160
1953
115
73
106
95%
Burmeister & Wain
12
Alabama Co 6s 1938
M&N
Ala Cons Coal & Iron 5s *38. M&N
Alabama Mills 6s (w s)
Without stock
mmmm
/
101
110
72
103
British Columbia Pulp & Paper—
1st 6s 1950
M&N
1st 5%s 1950 ser B
Shoe Co Inc—
100
101
88
A&O
1955-.-J&J
Copley Press 5%s 1943
F&A
Cosden Oil Corp 1st 6s 1938-M&N
Gen lien 6s 1938
M&N
Cosden Petroleum conv 5s '47 J&J
Brown
92
88
100
1945--M&S
f 7s 1950---Brown Co 1st 5%s 1946
103
Ask
105%
95%
-78
105
1956
Gen
103
...—
-
6s
British Am Oil deb 4s
_
101%
Addressograpn-Multigraph Corp
4-1 Ms 1938-1939
A&O
5-5 Ms 1940-1945
A&O
Advanee bag & Paper 6s '52-J&D
Ex scrip
Bid
A&O
Botany Cons Mills 6%s '34-A&0
Certificates of deposit
Brandram-Henderson 6s *39 M&S
:
Bonds
Boston Sand & Gravel 7s 1939
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941
Abitibi Power & Paper—
.
Ask
A&O
3 %s series E 1966
1942.M&S
and income and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of issue
Bid
1941 J&J
Beth Steel Corp 4%s to
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s
possible for the closing day of the
*76
104)|
Called April 5 at 105. b Basis, d Called April 5 at
38%
21%
21%
mmmm
-
mmmm
\y*mmm.
102%
94
105%
33
,
36%
33%
120
100%
101%
*78
92%
39%
24
#
25%
91
21
115. / This
april, 1937]
industrial
&
miscellaneous bonds
83
NOTJCEr—All bond prices are "and interest" except where
marked "I" and income and defaulted bonds
va.'Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of issue
Bonds
Bid
Bldg & L'd Bk 6%s 1948
Glen Alden Coal M s f 4s '65 M&S
Globe
Ask
Bonds
18 %
German
5s uniform ctfs of dep 1959
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950—M&S
La France Textile 1st 6s '42.J&D
84
m
Industrial Loan 6s 1955 J&J
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 1 1944
101%
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut—
Gobel (Adolf) IncOonv deb 4%s ser A 1941 _M&S
Godchaux Sug 1st s f 5s '47-M&N
Good Hope St & Ir Wks (Germ'y)
Sf g 7s Oct 15 1945—A&015
>75
83
104
105
5-6s
103 %
104
100%
101% Lmgendorf Un Bak—
97%
1st sf 5s 1955
A&O
Grigsby-Grunow conv 6s '36 M&S
Sfs Prod conv 6s 1945-J&D
Gulf States Steel 4%s 1961-A&0
Hall (F W) Printing Co—
1st & coll 6s stmp 1947
M&N
Hamilton By-Prod Coke Ovens—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955
M&N
Gen sinking fund 6s 1956. A&O
Hamilton Mfg 1st s f 6s 1941 A&O
■8*
U"
89%
97%
91%
98%
100%
101
102
102%
101%
M&S
101 &
'
.
55%
57% Liggett & Myers
10-yr sec s f 5%s 1940—M&N
100
105
80
92%
'
'
Conv deb 5s 1941
J&J15
Certificates of deposit
Internat Mercantile Marine—
sei
J&D
2%s to 1938, 5%s to
Marine Elev (Buff) 7s
Marion Steam Saovel—
1st mtge s f 6s 1947
101%
47%
74
McColl Fron'nac Oil 6s 1949-A&O
McCord Rad & Mfg—
Deb 6s 1943 with warr—F&A
1st M
5s 1968
J&J
1st 4%s 1968
J&J
Internat Salt g 5s 1951 opt.-A&O
Isotta Fraschini 7s 1942
J&D
240
248
103%
104%
101
102%
103%
103%
104
..M&N
105
115
95
1st M 6s 1945 with
107%
23%
90
100
warr
100%
08"
92
100%
101%
99 %
101%
101%
99%
103%
102%
105 %
70
104%
m
76
Morris Plan
sec
6s
x-w
sia
95
Mtge-Bond Co 4s ser 2 '66-A&O /
6s series 4 1933—
M&N f
5%s series 16 1940—
M&N f
25
25
27
27
Keith (B F) Corp 6s 1946—M&S
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s '42- A&O
6s stamped 1942
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s '48-J&J
Nat'l Acme 4%s ext to *46—J&D
Nat'l Baking 6s ser A 1941-M&N
98
78
98%
Nat Dairy Prod 3 %s w w"51 M&N
National Distillers Products—
100
notes 1939-1941——M&N
notes 1942-1945
M&N
100%
102
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
103%
gnney (G
Klrby
98%
102
R) ext 5 Ms 1941-J&D
Lumber 6s 1938
New 1st 4s 1947
Koppers
65
95
cl££ 6^S 1943
J&J16
J&J16
M&S
99%
102%
96
2-5s series B 1954------
New
20
—
New England Laundry 6s 1936—-
4-5s 1956.
Niquero Sugar
97
'
18%
Corp—
1st coll mtge a f 4s June 1 1965Nat Union Mtge 2-6sser A 1954—
100%
A&O
101% N Y Ev'g Journal 6 %s '37-J&D
J&J
108
3 Ms coll trust
notes 1947-F&A
109
103
103%
1st M & coll 4s
1951
M&N
Kresge Foundation—
10-vear coll tr 4s 1945
* palled April 1 at 103.
t Called April 1
Pnce includes
accrued
interest}, k Last sale,
.
at 102.
n
t Called April 1 at 105.
Nominal,
x
Called
a
April 9 at
F&A
deb 5s '46-J&J
Orono Pulp & Paper 6s 1943-J&J
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1943
J&D
Oswego Falls Corp 6s 1941—J&J
1st mtge 4%s w w
1952—_M&S
Otis Steel s f
4%s A 1962.-.J&J
99%
••••
102
82
108
104
110
101%
102%
29
8
98
100
:»
55
,
x
60
63
67
101%
100%
88%
72%
100%
J&D
48%
J&D15
Certificates of deposit
48%
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
6s 1950
..A&O t 105
1st mtge & lien 4s 1952-_-M&S
97%
Paramount Pictures 6s 1955.J&J
100
93
91
82
102
50
50
98
100%
M&S
Transportation Co—
95%
97
A&O
71%
73
Conv deb 3%s 1947
Peabody Coal Co (Oonsol Oo)—
1st s f 5s 1953 ser A
88
M&N
Pearl River Valley Lumber—
1st income 4-5s 1945
M&S / H5
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Oorp
1st m s f 6s 1941 ser
A.M&S15
99%
108%
104%
105%
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oorp—
s
f 4%s 1960
J&D
w w
1943
—.M&S
6% notes w w 1938—
M&S
Phila Brew 1st conv 6s 1944-M&S
Phila & Read C & I 5s 1973--J&J
Oonv deb 6s 1949
_M&S
89
91
22%
24%
85
!k
38
16
Phoenix Iron 1st s f 6s 1946-M&N
104%
Phoenix Silk Mills 7s 1943.
/ 19
Pickering Lumber 6s A *40 _-M&N / 36
Pierce Butler & Pierce
22%
6%s '42-- /
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942
Pirelli Co of Italy con 7s '52 M&N
107
Pitts Coke & Ir
100
16%
25"
6%s 1941
Porto
104%
109
104%
Sugar—
Income deb
5s 1951
rJ&J
126
1946
Prov Paper Ltd
Pure Oil Co—
1 st» f 5s 1953
61
50
64%
61
102%
Called May
102.
100%
\mmmm
5%s 1947--M&N
M&N
Debenture gold 6s 1941.-J&D
Conv s f deb 5 %s (new w 1)1947
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Serial 5s
1938 (s-a)
M&S
Series 5s 1939-'49 (s-a)__M&S
Reliance Bronze & Steel 6e 1944—
Remington Rand Inc—
20-yr deb 4 %s w w 1956--M&S
b Basis,
79
90
93%
80
V
wmmm
95%
83
----
A&O
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp—
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 65% paid
1 at 102%.
81
80%
Storage—
15-yr s f 4%s w w 1950—J&J
4%s without warrants 1950
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948—---J&J
Quaker City Cold Storage—
104%
I
*
6s 1958
J&D
Protestant Church of Germany—
38
63%
60%
101%
110
1 103
98
J&J
1st income
60
84
107
102
105
103
M&N
Produce Term & Cold
75
99
101
Rican Amer Tobacco—
105
73"
24%
107%
22
7s stamped 1947
M&N /
Pratt Cons Coal 1st s f 5s *55 J&J
Pressed Steel Car Co—
i
7s
38
90"
4 %s'52 M&S
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 *49.-J&J
conv
Portland Woolen Mills—
*
104%"
»;
101H
92%
94
28
1947-F&A
S f conv deb 6s 1944
■
22
Pan Amer Petrol Co
(of Calif)—
ist conv s f 6s 1940
„
>>
39
45
Corp of La 1st 6s '48_ J&D
Parmelee
:
42%
36%
SS 2-5s '43-M&N
Pac Coast Cement 6s A
1942-J& D
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
Palmer
>
108
6
A&O
grford
Maimi Piper 6s
Pacific Atlantic
93
93
27
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942-A&O
Oregon Pulp & Paper 6 %s to
Apr 30 *37. 6% to 1945---M&N
Oreg Terminals 6 %s A1942-M&N
,
101%
3.00%
—
11
60
3%s 1937.
'51-F&A
N Y Dock Co—1st g 4s
Serial 5% notes 1938
48
19
100%
101
104
National Fire Proofing Co—
Dobs f5%s 1947
National Steel
68"
M&N /
stmp 1942..-J&D
Ben Coal Corp 6s
(w s) 1948
Inc deb 7%s (w
s) Aug 1 1953-
Potrero
—
1st mtge 5s 1943 ser A
J&J
Ktags Co Refrig 6s 1942
A&O
Kingsport Press 6%s 1939—F&A
Kingston Elevator 1st 6s *50 M&N
_
o.?0f U5®1951
conv
Ohio Leather
Conv 6s 1942
M&S f 79
123
1st M conv 5%s A 1940-M&N
45
Cum conv inc 5s 1952—M&N / 72
42
Nat Food Products 6s *44—M&N f
Coll conv 6s w s ser A '44-M&N / 50
93"
104
Nat Gypsum s f 6s 1943-—A&O
103
100% Nat Lumber & Creosoting 5%s__
101% Nat Radiator 6%s 1947
F&A / 48
55
Certificates of deposit——— /
102%
5s 1946
f 73
100
62
99%
Poor & Co s f deb 4s 1946-—A&O
99 %
Port Arthur Canal
RR.
Dock—See
10%
v.
10-yr deb 4%s May 1 '45-M&N
101%
99
50
Debs f g 5%s 1947
—J&D
Pitts Steel s f 6s 1948
F&A
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
1st gold 5s 1957 op-,.
J&J
i80*
A&O
.
97
Pittsburgh Coal Co—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949-F&A
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp—•
68
20
3%
4%
90
60
41
100%
106
100
18
78
74%
28%
75
75
75
40
35
82
94
74%
81
68
J&D
J&D
-J&D
J&D
J&J
1937
deposit
102
M&N
O&mit0
Co 6s
Old
6s
Steamship Line—
Secured 6s 1937Deb 6%s Jan. 1
Certificates of
3.00%
Pettibone Mulliken—
101
88
Munising Paper 6s A&B '43-A&O
102%
.
,
1947-M&S
Mortbon Corp—
Coll A 5s ser 1 1941
Coll B 5s ser 2 1946Call O 5s ser 3 1951
Coll D 5s ser 4 1956
3.00%
98%
Northern Elec & Nor Pap Mills—
1st mtge 5s to 1948
91
M&N
Debenture 6s 1943
90
M&N
Northern Redwood Lumber—
6s 1937
J&D / 22
N west Pub's Deb
99%
4%s 1948-J&J
Northwestern Barb Wire Co—
1st mtge s f 5
106
%s w w 1945-F&A
5%s without warr 1945.
98%
Nor western Term Co 5s
'48-J&D / 20
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nitrog CorpRef & imp 5
s '57 ser A.M&N
100%
Nova Scotia S
o 5s 1959—J&J /
80
6s perpetual stock—
IIJ&J / 41
°9al 5s *55 °P a/t'08 M&S / 15%
Ohio Fin deb
103%
6%s ww 1944-M&N
103%
1st
v
Namm (A I) & Son—See Mfrs Tr Oo.
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6%s 1938 /
19
98
Nast (Conde) 6%s Dec 15 1937..
J&D
coll 5s 1940Keokee (Jons Coke 5s 1959--J&J
Keystone Steel & Wire—
2% notes 1937-1938
M&N
95
70%
/ 119
102.16
7% gold notes 1935
A&O / 115
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
1st 6s series A 1945
—A&O
73%
1st 6s series B 1948
J&J
73%
73
1st 6s series O 1950
.—M&N f
5-yr 6% notes 1931
M&S/ 27
Minn Valley Canning 6s *41--J&J
88
3%-6%s 1945
Kentucky Securities
102K
Miller & Hart Inc. deb 6s '43-J&J
Miller & Lux Inc 1st M 6s '45A&0
103
Munson
J&J
97
65
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs. -M&N
Ctfs of dep w w stpd 1943
68 stamped (par $925) 1943
6s with warr (par $925) 1943—
15-yr conv deb 6s 1948
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
105%
—
Montreal Cotton deb 5s '43-M&N
98
98%
100%
60
102
84%
88
89
20-yr conv deb 5%s 1950-M&N
Mead (The) Corp—
'
84
102%
100 %
98
Mengel Co conv 4%s 1947--M&S
Messenger Corp deb 4%s *51 J&J
Metropolitan Ice 7s 1954—J&J
Metropolitan Wat Sew & Dram—
Board s f 5%s 1950
A&O
Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1956
Mich Tann & Extract 6 %s'38M&S
Middle States Petrol 6%s 1945—
4.25
4 25
trust 4%sNov25 '37-43 b
EquiD trust 5%s Sept 1 *37-'44101
Corp—
P,eb 6%s A with warr '40-M&S f 88
6%s 1943
M&S
100%
Income 6 %s 1953
61
M&S /
1st income 5s 1945
5s 8 f deb 1951
-M&N
McKesson & Robbins inc—
96
_
118
81
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
Indiana Co 1st s f 5s 1950--J&J
Jones & Laughlin Steel—
1st mtge 4%s ser A 1961—M&S
Journal of Commerce 6%s 1937_
Extsf 6%s 1947
J&J
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
90
35
78%
100
....
b
North Western Refrigerator Line
Equip trust 5s Aug 15 '37-'40—
101
Equip trust 4s ser I Jan l'38-'43 b 3.80
75%
McOrory Stores Oorp—
Mohawk Rubber ext 6s 1938 A&O
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind. & L
Internat Pow & Pap of Nfld—
74%
128
118
97
99%
Massey-Harris Co 5s 1947--A&O
McCaflum Hosiery 6%s '41-A&O /
J&J
—
35
A&O
6s 1939-
Morgan Engng 8s 1941—M&N
1st & ref s f 5s ser B 1947—J&J
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A
M&S
98%
>74%
74%
87%
Monroe Coal Mining 6s 1947
1st M coll trust 6s 1941--A&0
International Paper—
1st & ref s f 5s 1947 ser A
J&J
98%
98%
1949.J&D
1948-M&8
11%
11%
123
107
105
6s series B 1943
A&O
6s series O 1946
F&A f
Loiillard (P) Co g 7s 1944--A&0
127%
5s, 1951
...F&A
117%
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
88
Manati Sugar 1st 7%s '42—A&O
70
Ceitificates of deposit
75
_—
1st sf 4s 1957
F&A
51%
Manhattan Refrig 5%s 1941-J&J
69
Mansfield Min & Smelting—
7s without warrants 1941-M&N / 20
Mfrs Tr Co ctfs of partic in A I
ii*
{
■
—
133
Martin (Glenn L) conv
11%
11%
—
129%
122%
Namm & Son 6s 1943
96%
'
M&N
'.
Maple Leaf Milling—
54
m
^
-
40
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
35-yr s f 7s 1963
J&J / 33
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7 Ms 1963—A&O / 32
Hygrade Food Products Corp—
1st & ref 6s Jan 1949 AA&O
6s 1949 series B
J&J
Ice Service 1st 6%s 1937
93
J&D
1st 6%s 1939
-J&D
70
Illinois Steel deb 4%s 1940--A&O
107%
Ilseder Steel mtge 6s 1948—F&A
23
Independent Brewing 6s '55.J&J
109
Indiana Ice & Fuel 6%s A 1947—
71
Ind Limestone inc 6s 1952--M&N
22
Prior lien s f 6s 1942
M&N
84
Industrial Acceptance 4s 1952 J&J
Inland St'l 3lis ser D 1961--F&A
102%
Interlake Iron Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1951 ser B
M&N d 102.8
Conv deb s f 4s 1947
A&O
109
Internat Agricultural Corp—>,
1st & coll tr 8 f 5s 1942-.-M&N
101
International Match Corp—
61%
99%
7s 1944--A&O
.
100
101 %
71
61
22
98
46 %
73
73
73
73
31%
101 %
98
66
60%
60%
99%
A'42_J&J
93
78%
71%
91%
25
97
108% Logan County Coal 7s 1942-M&N
29%
87
103 %
100%
104%
-A&O
Long BellLumb 6s
99%
99%
Little (A E) Co 7s 1942
A&O f
Loew's Inc deb s f 3 %s 1946-F&A
fin
90%
4%s Aug 1 *37-,46-
20-yr s f 6s 1947
New 6-4% 1947
io5%
100
F&A
89%
90%
Lloyd—
104 %
Lion Oil 4%s 1952
19%
1947
Hudson Coal 1st 5s 1962 A—J&D
Hud Riv Day Line 6s 1939--M&S /
g
<
Nor Amer Refract
6%s 1944-J&J
North German
104%
17
i55"
99
82%
J&D
North Amer Cement
m
A&O
Gold bonds 5s 1951---
Hollingshead(R M) Co 7s '38 F&A f 25
Holly Sugar 6s 1943
1102
—A&O
Home Serv(LosAng)6 %s '42 A&O f
Home Serv(Portl, Ore)7s '41 A&O f
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
Lib by McNeil & Libby—
1st M s f 5s 1942
68
107%
——
101%
6%_gold notes 1938—J&J
105%
2d mtge 7s 1946 J&D
trust
mmmm
—
-
6s stamped 1946
Equip
Equip
_
1st & ref 5s 1964
1st & ref 5s 1974
Sec
f 6s 1946
-
N Y World's Fair
1939—
102
42%
42%
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953-M&N /
102%
Hansa
'
101
-.—F&A
F&A
F&A
-
Ask
102%
M&N
% to 1943
Deb 4s 1941
North Amer Car—
103
/
s
——Partic deb
86
Leonard Tietz—See Tietz
103
Steamship Lines—
10-yr 6s 1939 stamped. —-A&O
6s unstamped 1939—
Harpen Mining Corp—
6s with warr for Am shs
J&J 1
Harris-Seybold-Potter—
Conv s f deb 5s 1951—..A&O
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co—
1st 6s s f 1946-J&J
Haytian Corp income 8s 1938—Hearst Magazines—
6s 1937-1938
M&S
Hearst Publica 6 %s to 1947-M&N
Heller (Walter E) 4s ww '46-A&0
Helvetia Coal Min 1st 5s '38-A&0
Hightstown Rug 6^sww 1944-_
Hinde & Dauch Pap 5%s '48 M&N a
Hines Land & Timber 6s '48--J&J /
Hoe (R) & Co 5-78 1944
A&O '
4%-6%s 1st mtge 1944—A&O
Holland-Amer Line 6s '47--M&N f
101%
43
Lehigh C & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
Cons s f g 4%s 1954
J&J
Cons s f 4%8 1954 ser O—J&J
Lehigh Vahey Coal—
1st & ref 5s 1944
——F&A
1st & ref 5s 1954
-
Deb sf 5s 1947Certificates of deposit
/
at 5
J&J
N Y
Shipbuilding 1st 5s Nov 1'46
New \ork
Trap Rock Corp—
....
Certificates of deposit
Lawrence Portland Cement Co—
Deb g 5%s 1942
A&O
98%
Extended
_
Bryant Inc—,
Bid
N Y L E & W D & I 1st 6s '13
1st M
85
1st conv 6s 1954 with war—J&J
;, 84
46
107
50
100%
—
8 f deb 6s 1940 with warr.M&N
198
98
Bonds
NYLE&WO & RR—
1st 6s ext 5%% 1942
100
123
/ 133
1st 6%s 1941————M&S
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
100
45%
106
/ 45
Lake Superior Corporation—■
1st & coll tr gold 5s 1944--J&D
Lane
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
1st 4s
f
-----
——
107
99%
Groc
•I
J&J
1942—k
6%s Feb 1 1947..—
1st 5%s 1961
Debenture 5s 1961
106%
98%
Ask
■»>
April 1 1946
Lake St John Po & Pr 6%s
•28
Goodrich (B F) Deb g 6 1945 J&D
1st mtge 4%s 1956——
J&D
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
1st mtge coll tr 5s 1957-M&N
Gordon Baking Co (Mich)—•
5s series B 1945-50
J&D
Gotham Silk Hosiery—
S f deb 5s w w 1946
M&S
Gould Coupler 1st 6s 1940--F&A
Gould Manufacturing 6s '42-A&0
Graham Paige Co 1st 6s '38-F&A
Graton & Knight 4%s '51--J&D
1st sf 5s ww 1951
Bid
Kreuger & Toil—
102
120%
103%
100
mmmm
120%
103%
100%
55
^111%
96
103
108
28
112%
99
104
11?
31
107%
118%
d Called May 1 at 102.
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95
50. M& S
AsS62lt6(l
i
111m
112m
102 m
Reynolds Met deb 3 Ms 51—J&D
Union 7s 1946——J&J /
Rhine-Main-Danube 7s *50 M&S f
102 h
98
99
23 m
„1h
30
23 m
12
12
18
Ice 6s 1948—M&N
/
stock 1951--—-—
Richardson & Boynton Co
Cum income 4s 1945
J&J /
''
/•'
CO
55 m
55m
58
108 m
Conv s f 4s 1952 (new w i)
31
Richm'd Cedar Wks 6 Ms '45 J&J f
Richmond Hos Mills 7s 38—F&A / 48
60
Richmond (Va) Ice 6Ms '42.A&0
109
/
F&A /
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
Ruhr Housing 6Ms 1958—
St Clair Furnace 1st 5s '39-.
17
A&O /
.J&J f .il*
105
F&A
St Joseph Stock Yds 5s '401..
St Louis Gas & Coke Cori»—
F&A
12M
•
18
85
J&J
1947-J&J
36M
36M
•37 M
37 M
85 X
102 M
6 Ms w w
'44--M&N
27
V
'
r
102 m
144
30
....
ioIm
103
May 15 1950.M&N
Copper & Chemical—
B___M&S
6s ser O '44.-M&S
Conv
103.16
89
104
72 %
50"
102 m
8
102M
98 M
99 M
99 M
United Corps
102 M
103 M
99 M
Deb 6 Ms
1941
103
trust
95
U
U
103
75
75
U
U
U S Print & Litho 6s 1950-A&O
U S Radiator deb 5s 1938—F&A
99&
•
•••
U
U S Sugar 6s1941
12
Spang Chalf't & Co 1st 5s '48 J&J
Springfield Ice 7s 1944Spruce Falls Power & Pap Ltd—
1st 5Ms 1937-45
A&O
Staley (A E) 1st mtge 4s *46-F&A
Standard Ice 1st 6s 1947
F&A
Stand Oil (N J) deb 3s '61—J&D
104
9i"
105
7
*
Oorp 5Ms'43-. J&D
United Steamship 6s 1937—M&N
United Steel Works (Germany)
\7~~
102 M
(Alan) Ir & St 6s 1944.A&O
105m
75
98 m
100
6Ms series A 1951
J&D / 22 m
6 Ms series C 1951
J&D / 24 m
6Ms series A 1947—
.--J&J / 24 m
United Stockyards Corp—
96 m
15-yr coll tr 4 Ms A ww '51 A&O
104 m
United Wall Paper Fac 6s 1947..
71
Universal Sewer Pipe 6s 1938-J&J
55
Utilities Elkhorn Goal 6s 1948 J&J
■
.
—J&D
99 m
75
68
72
103
86
-J&J / 156m
1937- —-F&A f 130„
101 %
J&J
162
2d conv income 5s 1962
Woodward & Tiernan Print—
1942
-J&J
-
A&O
York Ice Mach 6s 1947
Debenture 6s 1943
J&D
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
1st M s f 4s ser O 1961
M&N
Conv deb 3 Ms 1951
F&A
99%
103
Woodward Iron 5s 1952
161
102%
i
166
101M
99 M
101
100 M
100%
153
154
86
SEATS
No. Last Sale
N Y Stock
95"
Exch—1.375S110 030
NY Cotton Exch—
N Y Cof & Sug Ex-
450
101
N Y Curb Exch—
550
76
101"
Boston Stock Exch-
Baltimore Stk Exch
.
21m
21m
77 m
14
12
13.500
6.400
32.510
1,400
6,400
5,200
3 410
3,250
5,010
63
250
20
217
83
1,125
3,350
25,000
l"200
l",800
5,000
4,900
2,600
3,000
3,000
6,000
5,500
3.400
4,000
2,250
2,400
125
523
18
2,390
Minn-St P Stk Ex-
106"'
Montreal Stock Ex_
New Orl Cotton Ex
500
1,900
1,400
70
200
115
46
175
2 750
125
106
Phila Stock Exch—
Pittsb Stock Exch.
loo"
101
25
f/80
1,000
46.000
2,000
300
69
55,000
8,000
1,800
200
2,500
2,000
2,500
2,000
48
72
5,000
125
192
160
Minn Ch of Comm.
14.0CO
6.300
250
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
Los Ang Stock Exch
Mihv Grain & Stk_
12,000
5,900
8,000
Hartford Stk Exch_
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
101
344
139
Chicago Bd of Tr.-1,549
Chicago Stock Exch
416
50
Cincinnati Stk Ex._
41
Cleveland Stk Exch
17
Denver Stock Exch
68
Detroit Stock Exch
New Orl Stock Ex.
J&J
-mm*
•
Wilson & Co—
EXCHANGE
S Rubber—
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser A
44
85
Willys-Overland 1st 6Ms '33 M&S f 126
107 m
96""
103
••••
42m
94
J&J
Woodland Farm Dairy—
-
U S Trucking
89
6 Ms
Gtd coll trust 6Ms
105
70
99
75m
100%
/
M&S /
55
97m
20m
20 m
118
100 m
111m
100 m
92
100m
1940
M&N / 13
1942—J&J / 10 m
100m
S Cold Storage (Chg) 6s'45 J&J
S Cold Storage (Kan City)—
100
1st sink fund 6s ser A 1946-F&A
100
1st sink fund ser B 1949—F&A
S Finishing 5s 1944
J&J / 29
S Pipe & Foundry Co—
Conv deb 3Ms 1946—-M&N
Coll
-
52
1—
M&N /
United Securities Ltd 5 Ms 1952—
U S Bond & Mtge Corp—
70
So'western Devel't 4s 1942—J&J
J&J
M&N
115
1935.M&N
7Ms 1935Wilcox Oil & Gas 6s 1945
conv
Wood
119
113
41
.»•••
45
98m
91
66%
'
53
43 m
21
52 m
85*"
/
5 Ms 1943
M&S
Wise Lime & Cement 6s '38.A&0 /
/
Wither bee Sherman Inc 6s 1944-
99
/
United Industrial 1st 6s 1945-J&D /
100
Products—
1938-—M&N
1949
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan
99
103.24
106
A&O
1948
Certificates of deposit--Wickwire Spencer Steel Co—
1st M 20-yr 4s ser A 1955--J&J
Winslow Bros & Smith—
k
Ltd inc 5s 1953 F&A
5 Ms series B
7e8*
105
104 H
Deb 6s 1940
M&N
29
Whittal (M J) Assoc Ltd 5s 1937. f
Wickw Spencer Steel 7s '35--J&J
1st lien 6% notes
1st lien 5s 1962
52
United Drugs 5s 1953
M&S15
United Grain Growers Ltd—
5s series A
m
53
M&N
96
109 m
6s May 1
United Biscuit deb 5s '50
100
90%
65
F&A
'48.M&N
M&N f
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
White Sewing Machine—
Sec
—
117m
1942 ser A
F&A
112
15-yr 3 Ms deb 1952
J&J
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947—M&S f 40
69
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39-F&A
United Amusement Corp—
99m
lstsf 5s ser A 1956--F&A
116
,83%
ior
96%
75"
1945.....J&D
6Ms w w 1944
68M
....
f 6s series B 1948
Wheeling Steel Corp—
1st M sf 4Msser A 1966--F&A
122m
108
59
32
^ Certificates of depositUnion Oil Co of California—
•'
s
180
99
98 m
19m
53
F&A
1944
Western Steel Prod 6s A
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—
130
96
98
72 M
325
M&N
Western Fuel Corp 7-4s '50.M&N
Western Newspaper Union—
103 m
^v
6s 3d stamped
72
106%
69
67
M&S
f deb 6s 1941
Certificates of deposit
1943--M&N15
deb 6 Ms
s
Debenture 4Mb
103 m
Tokheim Oil Tank & Pump—
Ulen & Co—'
52"-
62
5M% notes 1937
M&S
103 M
(S D) Co 6s 1945
F&A
M
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937
M&S f
96
Webster C&C 1st g 5s '42 op M&S
99 M
West Disinfecting 6s 1940
J&J
90
West Indies Sugar 6s 1947.-A&O f
15
W Va Coal & Coke 1st 6s '50-J&J /
1st
Tomahawk Kraft Pap 6s '38-A&O /
Trask Timber 1st 3s 1944
J&D /
97 M
29%
Warren Bros Co—
Conv deb 6s 1944
36
••
-
1951
M&S
Ticnnderoga Pulp & Paper 6s '40
Tide Water Assoc Oil 3 Ms 1952—
Tietz (Leonard) 7Msx-w '46-J&J /
Tiiden Lumb & Mills 6Ms'46M&S t
115M
30%
m
(Hiram)-G & W—
106
Deb 4Ms 1945
J&D
105
Waltham W'tch & Cl'k 6s '43 J&D
96m
Walworth Co 6s s f deb 1955-A&O
83
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955
A&O
100m
Ward Baking 6s 1937
J&D15
96
Warner Bros Pict 6s 1939
M&S
89 H
Warner Co 1st 6s 1944
A&O
Warner-Quinlan Co—
Conv deb 6s 1939
M&S f 50 H
f 22 m
Warner Sugar Corp 7s 1939
West Chain Stores 6s ww'39
United Elec Coal Cos inc 7s 1946-
Conv income 5s 1944
Aaiagi
"life#: s
55m
98
Southwest Dairy
-
1st M serial 6s 1932-1942-M&S /
29"
106
1st 4s w s 1950—...
Southland Ice 6s Jan 1 1949
■
3m
4Ms conv deb 1947
107%
82
f 28 m
Certificates of deposit
f 28
27 m
f
Vicana Sugar Co 6s 1955
J&J
Victor Amer Fuel 6s 1940
F&A f 20
47
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953.-J&J
Warren
Three Rivers Grain & Elevator—
Southern United lee Co—
,v
,t:
45"
101m
M&S
f 5s 1948-
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser
103 H
—
.■
s
Corp of Amer—
Conv deb 5s 1941
A&O
Van Dorn Iron Wks 7s June 11942
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.J&D
Conv
37 M
38
86
108
102 M
96
Socony-Vacuum Oil—
102 H
Deb 3Ms 1950
A&O
South Coast Corp—
f 93
Gen mtge inc 6s April 1950—
Southern Advance Bag & Paper101
Ivv 1st s f 6s 1947
J&D
Southern Brighton Mills—
72
1st gtd 7s 1940
-J&D
72
1st gtd 6Ms 1940
J&D
71
Sou Ice & Util conv 6s 1946-F&A
60
Southern Ice 1st & ref 8s '42-A&O
Southern Kraft Corp—
99 M
1st leasehold 4 Ms 1946—J&D
21
Sou New Eng Tee 6Ms 1942-F& *
42
lstsf 4 Ms 1967
A&O
'
/
1st s f 5Ms ser A
106
112
71
97
102 M
Smith & Wesson 5 Ms 1938
Viti•'
....
........
Turner Glass Co 1st 6s 1939-J&D
J&J
J&J
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
1st 4 Ms 1951
J&D
Smith (L C) & Corona TypewT'rs
Deb 2% to 4M % *37 to '46.J&J
'
f
36
39
M
114
M&S
Simpsons Ltd—
1st & coll 4HsA 1951
Skelly Oil deb 4s 1951
1
55
a; •
Truax-Traer Coal Co—
Simmons Co 5s Nov 1
^ vr
51
43
54
38
A&O /
82m
s f 6Ms '36--J&J /
>
40
Term Warehouse 2d 5s '42—J&J
102
Texas Corp deb 3Ms 1951—J&D
Texas Sugar Ref 1st 6s '44--F&A 1
94m
Thermoid Co 5s w w 1951--J&D
Sharon Steel Corp—
Signal Oil & Gas—
Conv 6^8 A 1945
M&N
Silesian-Am Corp 7s 1941—F&A
Silverw'd Dairies 5s '41 to *51 J&J
^A::''ri
46
Tenn Oorp deb
Tenn Prod 1st
21
19M
97 H
15-year 3 Ms debs 1951—M&S
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
71
1st s f 6s 1947
J&J
98 M
Siemens & Halske 10-yr 7s '35 J&J /
66
Deb g s f 6 Ms '51 with war M&S /
/ 285
Deb 6s 2930
98
7s 1940
■
40
M&S /
Tenn
34
'45—M&S
1945--J&J
Scripps (E W) deb 5Ms 1943 F&A
Scuflin Steel 1st 6s stmpd '41 A&O
Securities Accept Corp 5s '46 J&D
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
J&J f
Servel Corp 5s 1948
J&J
■*:
58""
100m
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938-J&D
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
Sink fund deb 5s 1938
J&D / 34
78""
22
Stampe d_
Schulze Baking 1st 6s
Scovill Mfg Co 5 Ms
•
52
Symington-Gould Corp and Gould
Coupler Corp 1st M conv inc
165
with warrants 1956
F&A
120
Without warrants
F&A
100
Taggart Bros Co 6s 1944
J&D
\
Taylor-Warton Iron & Steel—
/ 96
Coll inc 7 Ms July 1 1958
Temple Anth Coal 6 Ms '44-M&S / 14
120 m
Tenn Coal & RR 5s 1951-J&J
25
20
-F&A
M&N
1st
Swift & Co—
1st s f 3 Ms
74
J&J
Stamped (July 1933 coup on^
Guar s f 6Ms 1946 ser B__A&0
.
46
41
52
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
82 M
104
Schulco Co 6Ms 1946
■
J&J /
f
/
-----k,
Struthers Wells Titusville—
41
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)--
v;
100
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
17M
)&D
JJ J
A&O
6s 1954--- A&O
IstMsf 6s 1947
!
96
„
102
St L Rky Mt & P 5s *55 stpd
St Paul Un Stk Yds 5s 1946-
;-v"'"
Stamped 1946
Vanadium
Ask
~10(P
99 M
M&N
Walker
100
6 Ms 1943
1
M&N
142
Studebaker Corp 6s 1945-..-J&J
25
Stutz Motor Car 7 Ms 1937—A&O /
164
97
A&O
4Ms conv deb 1951
Shell Union Oil Corp—
Bid
Bonds
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s '49-M&S
F&A
7-4s Stamped 1936
Certificates of deposit
7s unstamped 1936--
57"
57 m
38
Rueping (F) Leather 6s 1940
-
7-4 s
2d stamped 1940
|f|f|
Royal Dutch Co—
Deb 4s 1945 with warr
6% notes 1937
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s
Thompson Pap 6s 1942
Strawbridge & Clothier—
m
Gen & ref 6Ms 1951
111m
89m
65
>>
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
33
50
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943
A&O 1
Rolland Pap 1st 5M» A '48-J&D
Rolls Royce 7s Sept 1 1937
Roman Catholic Church 6 Ms 1946
Rom Cath Church Welfare 7s 1946
1st extl s f 7s 1945-
SA*
46
ffim
J&J
1940
f 1947-- -J&D
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
Deb 5 Ms A 1943.
56 H
Riordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—104 M
1st 6s June 30 1942—J&D30
101
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s *45--F&A
69
Roberts & Oake (Chi) 6s '44. M&N
Rochester Button Co 6Ms '41A&0 t 102
91 ;
Roch & Pitts C & I 5s '46—M&N
Saltex Looms Inc
;
98
98
97
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
M&N /
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '55
-
94
Certificates of deposit
Richfield Oil of California—
-
Stevens &
s
wo*
'
96 !'a
7s unstamped 1946
2d stamped 1946.............
32
Coll tr 6s 1944 ser A
Certificates of deposit
Old 5s 1950—
Steel Co of Can 6s
27
96
f
"
•
.
Stanley Co (Camden) 6s 40 «.—
Stanley Orandail 6s 1946--F&A
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946.-F&A
Starrett Corp sec inc 5s 1950 A&O
Stern Brothers 6s
Kheinelbe
6s with
i
123 m
97 m
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s 1948- ..
Revere Copper & Brass—
1st mtge 4A£s b f1956--— J&J
•
209
97
97 m
125
96 m
J3 1961.F&/
Gen mtge 4 Ms ser C 1956 M&N
Purchase money 5 Ms 54-M&N
island
•
206
Gen mtge 4Ms ser
Rhode
'■Ask'-:
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937
Republic Motor Truck Co Inc—
Deb 6Ms 19137 with warr__J&J
Republic Steel Corp—
Gen mtge conv 4 Ms A
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
94
28"
40
68.000
530
13
§1.000
463
8,100
113
97 m
Washington Stk Ex
105m
500
7",500
8,500
57"
104""
55"
96 M
96M
ti'
,
«p*
102M.
Called April 1 at
accrued interest,
k Last sale,
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s Sale price,
y 80 seats, 70 members.
n
fixed.
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/ This price includes
l
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks
Ask
"Too"
107 %
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
30%
30$
29$
Stocks
Par
Bid
52"*
72
TEXTILE
106^
I
STOCKS
Northern Mills
Algonquin Print-100
.83%
ior
96%
90%
Par
Hartsville Cot Mills.
Mfg—100
Mfg
100
12
Henrietta Mills
19
7% preferred
Highland Park Mfg.
6% preferred
Imperial Yarn
100
ik
60
98
*
18
7%cumprefl00
97
Co
108
100
2
Mfg
_
56%
30
Judson Mills A pflOO
Preferred B
100
Preferred
Draper Corp
Farr
100
100
Alpaca
General Cotton
*
GosnoldM (NB)..»
Preferred
100
Prior preferred-
—
GrinnellMfg(NB)l 00
Hathaway Mfg__100
Kilburn M (N B).75
Luther Mfg
100
Martel Mills
r:
Preferred
86
83
20%
47*
23%
50
Mooresville
76
Musgrove Cotton
24
Nat Yarn Mills
52
55
36
39
32
35*
36^
36%
Preferred
...100
Neild Mills.....100
Nonquitt M(NB).*
Pacific Mills
♦
Pepperell Mfg
100
Pierce Mfg
100
Pilgrim Mills
100
Plymouth Cord.. 100
7%
75
IV*
22
77
22
29"
29%
30%
38%
37 %
128
130
18
54"
.....5
126"
123
Notes
Sagamore
„
38
25
11
12
125
130
59
61
Mfg
(P R)
Sanford Mills
100
70
*
66
-76
'
69
Saratoga Victory
Mills
*
Preferred
*
SouleMill (NB).100
Wamsutta M...100
2%
43*
39
33
19"
18
Acme Spinning
4
109
Alabama
Mills
Amer Yarn & Proc
7%preferred..
*
9%
94
101
Anderson Cotton
.
Mills
Arcade Cotton Mills
Avondale Mills
5
Beaumont Mfg
7% preferred
Belton Mills(SO)_25
Preferred
Bibb Mfg
100
Brandon Corp A—
& Class B._...
7% preferred
Burlington Mills
60
55"
101
100
17
14
81
115"
113
62
59
7
5%
101
105
10
8% preferred
54
52 X
Preferred.
13
14
101
104
88
92
140
97
101"
127
132
70
70
76
104
108
56"
60
26
32
2
4
75
135
7% preferred
Durham Hosiery
7% preferred
Eagle &Phenix—100
Eagle Yarn..
Easley Cotton Mills
109
_
7% preferred
enterprise Mfg(Ga)
Erwin Cotton com.
«
Mfg.....50
13
65
103
100
160
39
44
10
14
7% preferred
Rhodiss Mills 7% pf
Riverdale Mills pref.
48
v
29
113
116
Rowan Cotton Mills
120
23
27
Kennecott Copper.*
1
Kirkland LakeGold I
Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1
Lava Cap Gold Min.
Louisiana L'd & Ex 1
101
70
50
Mills
■i
98
28
97"
75
91
103
127"
*
100
Cottons.
1.02
12%
40c
59c
39%
23%
23%
4%
4%
128
48
*
Preferred
100
5
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Deviceq.
Air Reduc'n com..*
Apoliance
26
10
108
19
3%
73%
3%
3%
42
85
Vot trust ctfs
11
10
5
Giain class A
Preferred
*
100
r*. 35
Algoma Steel com.*
21
Preferred
100
Vllegh Steel com
*
Allendale Corp
_*
$3.50 Preferred.-*
Industries.__ 1
lies &
99c
51
Allied
Chem
22
44%
29
31
36
37%
24%
3%
3%
23%
>
,
91
43%
3%
3%
5
29
lire wing
&
Distilling Co
2%
40
89
-iv—;*
»< 'Sher
Allied
75
6%
%
1
&
Dye
244%
Corp
*
Allied Kid Co com.5
248%
18%
■18
19%
21%
3%
10
*
3
25
.
Joseph Lea
San Toy Mining
Seneca Copper
10
Shattuck Denn
Silver King Coal
5
1
24*
16%
5
14%
14%
7c
16%
Albany T
190
66%
33%
20c
3%
11
Black Hawk
1%
(Bost)lOO
Mum Goods Mfg..*
Indus
17*
'^#K
19%
5%
%
1%
Leather.
7%.-50
Amalg Sugar..i..—l
5% preferred... 10
Amerada Corp....*
Amer Agric Chem
(Delaware)
Amer Air Lines... 10
Vmerican
4
20
7%
3%
7%
4
Vmerican Liook
100
Amer Box Board-. 1
V.iirake Sh & Fdy—
Common—
Rights' ibSli-1
5%% conv pf_l0(!
35
a
American Can
25
a
a
26
a
26
Amer
55
Properties .'1.
Am Car & Fdy
*
7% preferred-. 1 Of
Amer Carmel. ..100
a
8%
:
100
a
Cent Bldg Tr...100
ChicR ETrus's. 100
a
—
a
14
City RE T(O)..500
a
7 % preferred.. 100
Canadian
_
37%
—
p.7
150
i
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«
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-
r
Canadian price
,
«
.....
,
•
62
22
120
-
67
18%
20 A
64
f-l H
128
64%
1%
138
107% '108%
i 158 v
156
U-
2
62%
93%
10c
63%
96
1.00
■M-Khf'-:
10
8
-~3%
..
a
29%
•
3%
4%
78
Ex-Uiviueu^
.
30
;
2%
3%
7% preferred
R E T (Bos). 100
Bos Stor W'h'se.100
I Par value tfiou.
44
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