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U.
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PAT.
OFFICE
MAY IN RETROSPECT
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Hides and Leather
9
11
Iron and Steel Trade...-
8
Course of Stock Market
16
Money Market
17
Dividend Declarations
15
New
13
18
Petroleum and Its Products
10
Rubber.
10
Commercial and Financial Events
1
Cotton
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans
Foreign Affairs
6
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Foreign Exchange
Textiles
18
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
Security Issues
10
United States
9
Securities Called for
Treasury Financing
Redemption
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54
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Boston Stock
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New York Curb
—
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New York Stock
Exchange—Bonds
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52
New York Stock
Exchange—Stocks
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57
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
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58
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
65
63
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Chicago Stock Exchange..
Cleveland Stock
Detroit Stock
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Exchange
Exchange
INDEX TO GENERAL
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Domestic
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60
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Municipal Bonds—
101
Domestic
110
...
Canadian
Canadian
91
93
Exchange Seats
83
Public Utility Bonds
72
Federal Land Bank Bonds
91
Public
76
Foreign Government Bonds
92
Railroad Bonds
66
Industrial Bonds
80
Railroad Stocks
70
Utility Stocks
Industrial Stocks..
84
Real Estate Bonds....
Insurance Stocks.
79
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
84
Investing Companies Securities
71
Textile Stocks
84
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Roosevelt's
President
national emergency"
naval,
military,
on
aggression
Hemisphere"
repel
any
declaration
his
part of the Western
Germany must be
that
overshadowed all other events—domestic and
defeated
nounced
decision to proclaim
his
a
for¬
The President an¬
eign—during the month under review.
full emergency, a step
which, under the law, he cannot take until he believes war
"imminent," at the end of his long-awaited fireside
be
to
chat
In
hifs 45-minute address to the Nation the President
reviewed the dangers which this country faces as a result
of the continued advance of aggressor nations and outlined
Administration is taking to meet those
the steps which the
The
dangers.
took
President
of the military
cognizance
possession by the Nazis "of the greater part of Europe" and
the
threat
bases
to
extend
armed
the
such
to
power
strategic
Dakar, the Azores and Cape Verde Islands, and in
as
stating that "the war is approaching the brink of the West¬
Hemisphere itself," warned that "control or occupation
ern
and
the President told reporters at a press
For the time being,
conference on May 28, the day
slowly in implementing his emergency powers
proclamations
disclaimed
President
the
Neutrality Act
no
conflict between his proclaimed
seas
nental United States itself."
against American merchant vessels
Cabinet—Secretary of the Navy Knox and
members of his
seas,
they are certainly defeated."
this country would not hesitate to
insure
to
fail to gain control of
because "if the Axis Powers
seas,
the
He indicated that
take the necessary steps
but he did not specify what these
that freedom,
steps would be.
policy of freedom of the seas.
to the
Mr. Roosevelt also
The President on
and
men
May 27 told the people that "with
consciousness
to
my
of
my
responsibilities to
country's cause, I
my
the
of convoying goods to Great Britain
protection of the Navy.
pro¬
country¬
have tonight issued
a
proclamation that an unlimited emergency exists and re¬
LaGuardim
President Establishes Office of Civilian Defense—Mayor
of New York Director
order setting up
the President moved to
(May 20)
the month
in
Earlier
bolster this country's home
defenses by issuing an executive
the Office of Civilian Defense and
appoint¬
LaGuardia of New York City as its direc¬
his executive order the President said that the
ing Mayor F. H.
In
tor.
new
was
agency
designed to assure effective coordination
with State and local governments
relations
Federal
provide for necessary co¬
engaged in defense activities; to
National Emergency
found
to return
At his press confer¬
disclaimed the idea that this Gov¬
of the Neutrality Act as a means
urged repeal
of
President Roosevelt Proclaims Existence of Unlimited
May 21 and 22, respectively,
Secretary of War Stimson—on
ence
entering combat zones.
disclaimer despite the fact that two
The President made this
The greatest need, Mr. Roose¬
said, was for the maintenance of the freedom of the
policy of freedom of the
restrictions that the neutrality law contains
and the
under
velt
intention or desire to have
any
repealed or modified, because he sees
jeopardize the immediate safety of portions of North and
United
orders
executive
or
ernment had any idea
States, and therefore of the ultimate safety of the conti¬
after his fireside chat, that
by
specifically assuming
such powers.
He also told reporters that if his appeal to
labor and capital to refrain from strikes, and if the threat
of action implied in his proclamation is not sufficient to
keep industrial peace, further positive action may be forth¬
coming to keep production rolling.
During the conference
he will go
by Nazi forces of any of the islands of the Atlantic would
South America, and of the island possessions of the
And it called upon the people
capital."
the
May 27.
on
only type of government "which recognizes the
labor
States.
be put on
and all acts or threats
any
toward
directed
and
defenses will
and civilian
air
unlimited
Nation's
"an
of
proclamation
May 27, under which the
the "basis of readiness to
of
AND
OF MAY—COMMERCIAL
REVIEW
rights
'To
place the Nation's needs first in mind and action to the
end that we may mobilize and have ready for instant de¬
fensive use all of the physical powers, all of the moral
strength, and all of the material resources of this Nation."
Under a*full emergency proclamation the President is
given almost complete control over labor, management and
other elements in the organization of the national life, and
his authority to eliminate internal strife and suppress sub¬
versive.activities is greatly increased.
For example, he is
empowered to take possession and assume control of all
transportation facilities necessary to move the military
forces; to prohibit transactions in foreign exchange and
suspend all trading on national securities exchanges for 90
days; and to suspend the provisions of laws prohibiting
more than eight hours of labor in any one day by persons
engaged on work covered by contracts with the United
the
Quotation Record
and
of the Commercial
year.
NO. 6
NEW YORK, JUNE 5, 1941
VOL. 14.
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operation with State and local governments in respect to
measures for adequate protection of the civilian population
in emergency
periods; to facilitite constructive civilian par¬
ticipation in the defense program, and to
sustain national
morale.
quires the strengthening of our defense to the extreme limit
of
national power and
our
In the proclamation
authority."
President
Calls
Increase
for
in
Bomber
Production
and Supply
of Airplanes
itself Mr. Roosevelt cited two reasons for its issuance:
First,
ents
plan
that
a
succession of events made it
accomplished by the destruction of all resistance
air;
and
States
a
second,
indifference to
Nation in peril,
this on
so that
on
land,
the
part
common
permit instant repulse of aggression "as well
of predatory
incursion by foreign agents into
The President's
our
as
sea
of
a
meantime
the
country's
defense
and
in the
this
the
United
His first action in
basis which
to repel the
threat
territory and society."
engaged in defense production to assist "to the end that
to
a
President
moved
and
the
substantial increase in heavy bomber production for
defense of this country and the vital defenser
of other democratic, nations."
Stimson
to
take
whatever
The President instructed Mr.
action
is needed to accomplish
sible
retary
ployers
to
merge
It
their
called
upon
differences
to
employees
insure
and
survival
em¬
of
the
of aiding
defense of Great Britain.
the. increased bomber program and
survive."
increase
this regard was the dispatch of a letter
system of government which makes private enterprise pos¬
may
to
Secretary of War Stimson on May 5 in which he called
for a
the "effective
proclamation called upon all loyal citizens
the
available supply of military airplanes as a means
prudence dictates
policy of passing beyond peace-time military measures to
will
:
that
would place the
In
clear that the Axis belliger¬
"overthrow throughout the world of existing democratic order,"
of
the
Management
to cooperate with
Navy Knox and the Office
in
working
out
the
proper
Sec¬
of Production
procedure.
It
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2
publican
reported that the expanded program calls for the
production of 500 bombers a month.
The second action
taken by the President to increase the supply of airplanes
was the dispatch of a message to Congress on May 27 in
was
$35
May 8, Secretary of the Treasury Morgen¬
recommended extension of the President's monetary
powers because of the critical period ahead.
The Secretary
of the Treasury said that this certainly "is not the time
to remove flexible powers from the Executive when the
executives of all other nations possess virtually complete
appropriation, it was said, would bring the combined
program.
According to a statement from the Budget Direc¬
tor accompanying the President's message, this appropria¬
powers over the domestic and external monetary affiars
their countries."
This, he said, is hardly "the time
for contingencies which have arisen since
the transmission of the budget for the fiscal years 1941
and 1942.
The Military Subcommittee of the House Appro¬
tion is to provide
abandon the
to
priations Committee approved the President's request on
May 28 and at the same time approved the $9,452,000,000
War Department bill, the largest Army appropriation bill
sipce the last war.
last month
consideration
its
continued
of
the
various tax
six
weeks
to
shape
up
a
new
revenue
that
the
$3,500,000,000 of
reservation at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for the pur¬
of the national defense.
The area covered by the
order, which becomes effective in 90 days, are the territorial
waters within Guantanamo Bay surrounding the Guan¬
tanamo Naval Reservation as laid down in the 1903 agree¬
space
proposals
measure.
additional
order
poses
Committee
ment
taxes
between
the two
All vessels, other than
countries.
public vessels of the United States and vessels engaged in
Cuban trade, and all aircraft, except public aircraft of the
United States, are forbidden to enter these areas unless
authorized by the Secretary of the Navy.
After
President Roosevelt, in a letter to Representative Doughton,
Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, on May 2
declared
economy."
President Roosevelt issued on May 1 an executive
raise
to
protect the dollar and the American
establishing a naval defensive sea area and a naval air¬
$3,500,000,000 in additional revenue to
help finance the national defense program.
Headings were
completed on May 28, but the committee estimates it needs
designed
to
machinery of control which we have built up
Sets Up Naval Defensive Sea Area and Naval
Airspace Reservation at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
Measure Proposing $3,500,000,000
House Ways and Means
the
of
President Roosevelt
in New Taxes for Defense Costs
All
In testifying on the
before the House Committee on Coinage, Weights
thau
Army and Navy Air Force nearer to the goal of 50,000
planes set by the Chief Executive at the start of the defense
on
"no additional
and Measures, on
which he asked for additional appropriations and contract
House Committee Ends Hearings
to provide that
foreign gold shall be purchased" at more than
ounce—the current price.
an
measure
authorizations of $3,319,000,000, principally for more planes.
The
Minnesota)
of
amounts of
pro¬
New Division of Defense
Aid Reports Created by President Roosevelt
Secretary Morgenthau represents the "minimum
—Major General James H. Burns Heads Agency
of our revenue requirements," and that the new tax bill i
'President Roosevelt- announced on May 6-that he had
should Ibe "so "devised "that every individual and every
r
designated Major-General James H. Burns of the United
coloration will bear its fair share of the tax burden," the
States Army as executive officer of the Division of Defense
Treasury Department submitted additional tax proposals to
Aid Reports in the Office for Emergency Management, "to
the committee on May 19.
The Treasury's new recommen¬
administer the functions described in the executive order
dations, which were submitted by John L. Sullivan,
establishing said division, which functions are essentially
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, call for a revision of
of a military character, under the direction and supervision
the Excess Profits Tax of 1940 to recapture at least $1,096,of the President as Commander in Chief of the Army and
000,000 excess and other profits from the defense program.
Navy of the United States."
Mr. Sullivan told the committee that enough returns had
The executive order creating the division was issued by
bfeen filed to convince the Treasury officials that the profits
the President on May 2.
General Burns, Who has been an
of many firms are not being touched by the excess profits
aide to the Under-Secretary of War, will, it is stated, be in
tax.
He suggested that profits in excess of a necessary
charge of the transactions and requests for aid under the
normal return on invested capital, even if the return was
"Lease-Lend" Act and will record and report on the progress
being earned in the years prior to the defense program,
under the aid program.
He will be chief assistant to Harry
should be subjected to special taxation.
Mr. Sullivan stood
L. Hopkins, lease-lend supervisor.
on his previous testimony that the income tax base should
posed by
President
not be
broadened, but he was in accord with Leon Hender¬
Administrator of Price Control, and Marriner S.
Eccles, Chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal
Reserve.; System, that excise tax levies could be extended
son*
to
to
Reduces Amount
Requested for
Work Relie
$886,000,000 from $995,000,000
goods which compete with the defense effort, such
President Roosevelt, in a special message to
President
requirements for the 1942 fiscal year and recommended an
as
a reduction of $109,000,000
January. The President ex¬
plained that "while the increase in defense expenditures
will have an important bearing on employment, we cannot
anticipate an increase in employment in the same propor¬
tion as the increase in expenditures for next year."
He
added that the increase in employment due to the national
defense "will not necessarily result in a corresponding de¬
crease in unemployment."
Of the $886,000,000 now requested for relief work, $11,000,000 will be for administrative expenses of agencies other
than the Work Projects Administration, while the remainder
will give employment to an average of 1,000,000 persons
monthly. For the fiscal year ending~3une 30T1941, Congress
provided $1,350,650,000 for the WPA, voting $975,650,000 last
June for the first eight months' activity and $375,000,000
in February, this year, for the last four months of the
present fiscal year.
In his current message Mr. Roosevelt
called for a broadening of the WPA defense training pro¬
gram; removal of the present requirement that persons em¬
ployed continuously for 18 months be removed from relief
rolls; elimination of the ban on employing aliens on the
WPA, and inclusion of WPA administrative employees and
other employees paid from relief funds in the civil service.
appropriation
'
.
;
'
.
'
on
Measure Providing for Government Loans
Basic Farm Crops at 85% of Parity
of the farm parity bill (or
completed on May 14 when the Senate ap¬
proved a, conference report which had been adopted by the
resolution)
H^pse
of $886,000,000,
from the amount asked for in
Roosevelt Signs
(•The. lengthy
.Congress on
May 20, revised his original budget estimate of work relief
ahtOmobiles, refrigerators and the like.
-
Roosevelt
-
consideration
was
the previous day. As signed by the President on
the resolution provides for loans up to 85% of
.parity prices to producers of wheat* corn, cotton, tobacco
and rice,
Prior to the approval of the resolution there was
some doubt as to whether the President would sign it be¬
cause
the farm bloc in Washington had already pushed
through the Senate a measure which would provide more
than $200,000,000 in additional parity payments this year.
The President signified his approval of the legislation on
May, 26, however, after he had reached an agreement with
legislative leaders whereby only enough money would be
appropriated in the pending Agriculture Department appro¬
priation bill (agreed on by the conferees on May 28) for
parity payments, which are different from parity loans,
to give the farmers a total remuneration equal to parity.
Ip other words, the President said, an agreement had been
on
May 26,
-
reached
whereby under no circumstances would the 85%
parity loan, the cash parity payment and the soil conserva¬
tion payment exceed parity.
President Roosevelt Signs Naval Appropriation
President Roosevelt
Bill
to
May jg signed the 1942 Navy De¬
partment and Naval Service appropriation bill aggregating
Another important measure acted upon by Congress last
month was the bill which extends for two years the author¬
$3,415,521,750.
Congress completed action on the measure
on May 1, when the Senate
adopted the conference report
which had been approved by the House on April 29.
This
bill, which is the largest in peace-time history, was orig¬
inally passed by the House on March 14 and the Senate on
March 20.
Included in the total is $1,515,000,000 for the
shipbuilding program, in pursuance of the "two-ocean" navy
policy, and $434,550,000 for aircraft, of which $350,372,000
would be available for payments on 7,129 planes now on
Hduse Passes Bill Extending
for
Two
Years President's Power
Fix Gold Content of Dollar
ity of the President to operate the $2,000,000,000 Stabiliza¬
Fund and to fix the gold content of the dollar.
The
House, by a vote of 226 to 138, passed this measure on May 27
tion
after all attempts to curtail the
power granted by the bill
Amendments which were beaten down
had been defeated.
included one which would have fixed the maximum price
of foreign gold at $35 an ounce, and another which would
have reduced the stabilization fund from $2,000,000,000 to
$200,000,000.
As it is, if the
on
order.
approved by the
Senate the President will have the power to raise the
price of gold (and thereby devalue the dollar) to $41 an
otmce and to continue operating the stabilization fund from
June 30,1941, to June 30,1943.
Reversing a vote on May 13,
the-House Committee on Coinage, Weights and Measures* by
a
vote of 13 to 6 on May 14 dropped a provision which
Congress Passes Bill Giving RFC Broad Powers to Expedite Defense
would have curbed President Roosevelt's power to fix the
deem
measure
is
In its consideration of the bill
May 13 had accepted, by a vote of 9 to 7,
amendment sponsored by Representative Andresen (Re¬
Program—-Borrowing Power Increased by $1,500,000,000
Legislation increasing the borrowing power of the Recon¬
struction Finance Corporation by $1,500,000,000 to meet
national defense needs and authorizing the creation of Gov¬
ernment corporations "with power to take any action which
the
gold content of the dollar.
the committee on
an
v
President
and
necessary
the
Federal
Loan
Administrator
may
to expedite the defense program" was ap¬
proved by the Senate on May 16 by a voice vote and by the
House 6n May 28 by a vote of 217 to 114.
House amendinents will have to be approved by the Senate or the meas-
will
ure
be
broadened
life
the
and
of
the
Under the legislation
to conference.
sent
would be
authority of the defense subsidiaries of the RFC
Corporation
Loan
Disaster
the
extended
until Jan. 22, 1947.
The measure also permits loans to
foreign governments when American securities are offered
and
the
Home
Electric
Farm
and
St ate-Justice-Commerce
was
April
on
testifying in favor of this bill before the House com¬
on May 7,
Jesse H. Jones, Federal Loan Adminis¬
trator, said that the foreign government loan provision
would permit the RFC to forestall liquidation of British
holdings in the United States at distress prices.
Foreign
War
Signs
President Roosevelt
Department
it
in conference.
on
Bill
Civil Functions
lying idle in American ports
by the Senate
all foreign
May
15,
by
purchase,
vote of
a
charter,
provided in all
tied
20, the President
59 to
requisition
and
cases.
ports;
11
French,
acquire the vessels by
can
condemnation, with just compensation
approximately 83 foreign-flag ships
or
There
American
in
up
by 266 to 120, and by the Senate on
May 7,
on
approved by the House on May 27
was
Under the legislation, which was originally
May 29.
on
approved by the House
now
are
include two German, 28 Italian, 89
have been taken into custody by the
these
all of which
United States Coast Guard.
signed this $228,601,828 measure on
Final action had been taken on it by the Senate
the House on May 15, when approving the conference
report.
This bill, providing for river and harbor improve¬
ments, flood control, and other projects, originally passed
the House on March 27 and the Senate on April 29.
Bill—A conference report on the Adminis¬
Ship-Requisitioning
tration-sponsored bill giving the President power to requisition
vessels
Danish
Roosevelt
3
329,317 will have to be compromised
and
In
mittee
President
Appropriation Bill—This $279,416,517 measure
May 19.
When this bill passed the House
only carried $212,087,200.
The Senate addition of $67,-
approved by the Senate on
is
Authority
collateral.
as
3
MONTHLY REVIEW
June, 1941]
Bill
Giving
Government
Shipping—Legislation
Merchant
Over
Control
May 26.
providing for priorities in transportation by merchant vessels in the interest
and
of
President Roosevelt signed
on
Mines, which will prepare statistics and studies as to
report them to Congress.
conditions and
Commissions to
Legislation
of
Roosevelt
signed
on
Authorizing
2
May
legislation
the
merchant
Congressional action
ships.
this measure
on
April 28 when the House adopted a con¬
ference report, the Senate having approved it on April 25.
The legislation, which had originally passed the House on
March 17 and the Senate on April 15, places the Maritime
was
completed
Commission
other
The measure,
that have
providing facilities, such
as
school systems, sewage disposal,
waterworks, &c.
President Roosevelt
asked Congress for the appropriation on Feb.
24 explaining that local
governments cannot be expected to assume all the risk attributable to the
for
on
a
parity
with
the Navy
Department and
advertising and
competitive bidding
for
ship
private
contracts is eliminated.
the
Extending
Licensing
Export
Control
System
to
defense
Congress
tion
effort
and
Completes
Action
Defense
the
interests of
White House announced
Senate
The
the Senate
on May 15 and the House on May 19, was neces¬
in order that the United States may control materials
which otherwise would be lost, particularly some Philippine
commodities important to the defense program.
This legis¬
lation, which had been requested by the War Department
because of defense needs, had the support of the Philippine
sary
Government.
tration-sponsored bill
coming
FHA
the
increase
from
President Roosevelt signed on
mortgages
also
would
increase
I
the
of
Construction?
eral
Legislation authorizing the acquisition by the Navy of 58
auxiliary vessels totaling 550,000 tons was passed
by the
May 24.
May 20 and signed by the President on
This measure, which permits the expenditure of an esti¬
mated $350,000,000, was approved by the House on May 19.
on
The bill .provides
for the purchase of various types of exist¬
ing auxiliary ships and vessels which can be converted into
auxiliary vessels or the construction of new ships.
The
Navy's total auxiliary strength by the summer, at which
time these additional ships will have been commissioned,
would be 396 vessels totaling 1,652,181 tons.
Office
by Congress last month
adopted
the
(May
22).
House
Feb.
Interior
and
sent
to
the
for
first
on
May
23
com¬
the
House had approved the day before
this measure on Mlay 7, and the
passed
Signing by the President was reported
Senate
Appropriation
a
the 1942
the current year's
mended
report
Senate
Department
Department
than
conference
The
13.
Bill—The Senate
Appropriation
Bill—On
May
14
on
the
is limited
Act
culture
year.
House
The bill carries
Committee
basis"
failed
and
committee
this
$27,846,047,
was
passed by the House
on
which
May 16.
repair loans
construction of
he
Bill
Senate
to
to
that
Government
last
of
year
vetoed
insurance
crop
a
as
satisfactory actuarial
insurance plan for
self-supporting
The President, in a letter to the House
consideration
extending insurance to other
Withholding
on
system
"not yet on a
fully
"a
indicated
6,
the
said
to wheat was
provide
passed by the Senate
was
Roosevelt
President
6.
because
to
May
on
time
Cotton
"might
be
given"
at
crops.
from
Stocks
LOan
Market—The
May 23 passed a bill providing for withholding from the normal
of trade and commerce cotton of the 1940 and previous crops
owned
is
by
the
Government
This
loans.
bill,
or
which
is pledged
sponsored by Senator
as
Smith,
security for
Democrat
of
Carolina, Chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee, now goes
House.
the
Supreme Court Upholds Regulation of State Primaries
U. S.
decisions
The
gress
of
the
Cburt
Supreme
last
month
were
handed down on May 26, that Con¬
has complete power to regulate primary elections for
This four-
the nomination of candidates for Federal office.
to-three decision,
reversed
which overturned a 20-year-old principle,
of a Federal judge in Louisiana who
against five New Orleans election
of ballot alteration and fraudulent vote
action
the
indictments
accused
counting.
Justice Stone, who wrote the opinion, said that:
"a
election
primary
meaning
of
which
election
for
candidates
circumstances
of this
involves a necessary step in
of representatives in Congress, and
case
controls
constitutional
the
that choice,
and
provision
is
is
the
choice
of
which in the
election within
an
the
subject to congressional
regulation as to the manner of holding it."
U.
S.
Court Upholds Right of Nebraska and Florida to
Supreme
Bar
Price-Fixing
Combinations—Legislation
Challenged
by
A. S. C. A. P.
The right
of States to regulate "combinations in restraint
upheld by the United States Supreme Court
of
trade"
May 26, when, in a unanimous decision by Justice Black,
Florida have the power to bar
to fix prices by copyright owners.
It was
pointed out by the Associated Press that the court did not
rule on the legality of the laws as a whole, but confined its
conclusions to the restraint phase.
The Associated Press,
in Washington advices, May 26, said:
carries
a
controversy
American
Anti-trust
tion.
C. A. P.
S.
recom¬
total of
over
the
legislation
grew
out
the attempt
of
by the
Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers to oontrol prices
charged for public playing of music produced by members of the organiza¬
A.
was
was
combinations
with
measure,
and
bill
A similar
May
on
bill
experimentally applied
more
by the Budget Bureau.
Bill—This
modernization
for
The present Federal Crop Insurance
was approved by the House Agri¬
to the House.
general application to all crops."
The
passed
$21,477,246
appropriation, but $6,317,270 less than
Legislative Appropriation
limit
the
on
The
Act.
to wheat.
insurance
cotton
June 2.
$177,027,078 appropriation bill for the Interior
fiscal
House
it ruled that Nebraska and
are
this measure, which appropriates $1,147,624,384, when it
on
the
on
Congressional Action
follows:
pleted action
by
approved
was
insurance to cotton, effective in 1942,
crop
May 15 and sent
on
officials
of 58 Auxiliary Naval Vessels
Treasury-Post
property
$2,500 to $3,000; both of these functions are under
Housing
President Signs Legislation Authorizing
as
insure
to
and raise the maximum loans for
$2,500 to $5,000,
small houses from
dismissed
upon
May 16, both actions
existing structures and authorizing
on
$5,000,000,000
to
featured by the ruling,
acted
23.
on
mortgage insurance limit of the National Housing Act
May 24, a bill making an
appropriation of $174,409,630 "to supply urgent deficiencies"
in certain appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1941.
Of the total, $165,000,000 is for permanent and
temporary defense housing.
This measure, as it passed the
House on May 7, amounted to $173,749,630, but the Senate
in approving it on May 19, increased it to $174,409,630.
This $660,000 increase was agreed to by the House on
May 21.-
Other
May
on
report
Under existing law this authority would expire on July 1.
measure
Title
conference
Housing Administration
Federal
the
the
in
$4,000,000,000
May 15.
from
the
8, and the Senate on
May
on
improvement loans and
an
South
measures
completed
was
that the President had signed this
Authority Extension Bill—-Legislation extending until July 1, 1944,
authority of
which
Other
defense
2
adopted
23
May
on
voice votes.
on
Government
Appropriation Bill
Senate
June
action
the
measure by a vote of 35 to 25; the report had been approved on
May 22
by a voice vote of the House.
The House originally passed this Adminis¬
channels
Urgent Deficiency
or
Authority to Fix
on
the legisla¬
to impose priorities on American
powers
national
on
in
share
defeated.
Broadening
Bill
on
must
Government
were
Production—Congressional
giving the Government broad
in
Federal
the
that
Extending Federal Crop Insurance to Cotton—Legislation extending Fed¬
President Roosevelt signed on May 28, the resolution
extending the export licensing control system to all terri¬
tories, dependencies and possessions of the United States,
including the Philippine Islands, the Panama Canal Zone
and the District of Columbia.
This measure, which passed
Acquisition
would assist those communities
Senate,
Efforts to reduce this figure
in
Priorities
Philippines Signed by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt Signs $174,409,630
the
to
goes
financing.
new
Legislation
now
national
on
agencies of the Government in that the requirement
May 9 authorized the
on
been overtaxed by the influx of defense workers in
The
authorizing the United States Maritime Commission to enter
into negotiated contracts for the construction and repair
of
facilities, repairs and other accommo¬
public facilities made necessary by the defense program.
which
measure.
President
The ships holding priority warrants would
cargoes.
Community Defense Facilities Bill—The House
industry
Maritime
Negotiate Contracts for Merchant Ships
Signs
voyages, rates and
appropriation of $150,000,000 to provide for the acquisition and equipment
inspection of coal mines under the direction of the Bureau
Roosevelt
gives the Maritime Commission power to issue pri¬
ority warrants to vessels in return for compliance with Commission control
over
May 7 the bill providing for
and investigation of coal mines for the
purpose of obtaining information relating to health and
safety conditions, accidents,
and occupational
diseases
therein.
Congressional action on the measure was com¬
pleted on April 28 when the House adopted a conference
report.
The Senate approved this report on April 25.
The
legislation originally passed the House on March 13 and
the Senate on March 27.
The bill provides for the annual
President
May 20 and sent to the
passed by the House on
was
measure
dations.
Federal inspection
of
defense
This
receive preferential treatment in port
Coal Mine Inspection Bill
President Signs
national
Senate.
proceedings
were
broadcasting companies
As
to
the
brought by
the
Justice
Department against
settled recently by a consent decree after controversy
over
renewal of license
fees.
Supreme Court conclusions the United Press
reported the following from Washington, May 26:
'
4
REVIEW
'
Justice
Hugo L.
Black wrote the opinion in the Florida A.
opinion which approved
S.
0.
A.
P.
pattern for legislation which if adopted
generally by the States would require drastic reorganization of the functions
case—-an
the
of
which controls
society,
popular music.
The
section
"substantial"
.
.
of
the
rights
to
a
referred
to
forbade
major
share
of
America's
member of its Economic
He
Research.
of
and
1937,
has
Florida
the
law
combine for
copyright owners in
of fixing fees for public
the purpose
their work.
Division, and later
appointed
was
served continuously since that time.
Mr.
the Commission, it is explained, to
American member of the Board to manage the
become the
American-Chinese currency stabilization fund.
new
The Phelps-Dodge
Strike at
N.
United States Supreme Court Upholds Commission Rates Prescribed
by
Former
Secretary
of
Agriculture
Wallace
in Kansas
City
Stock Yards Case
In
a six-to-one decision the United States
Supreme Court,
May 26, upheld the rates prescribed by Henry A. Wallace as
Secretary of Agriculture for livestock commission men of
the Kansas City Stock Yards.
The effect of the decision,
which ends 11 years' litigation is, it is said, to
require dis¬
tribution of a $586,000 fund, impounded in the District
Court pending settlement of the issues, to livestock
pro¬
ducers
who dealt with the Kansas City merchants,
w;„
The decision, which it is said has no effect on future rates
at the Kansas City Stock Yards, was written
by Justice
Frankfurter.
Justice Owen J. Roberts dissented and Justice
Stanley F. Reed took
turned
United Supreme Court Upholds New York State
Deficiency Judgment
Law—Refuses to Review Decision on New York Blue
application of New York legislation enacted
April 7, 1938, revising the method of obtaining deficiency
judgments when sale of mortgaged property failed to pay
off the indebtedness, was held constitutional
April 28, in a
decision rendered by the United States
Supreme Court.
Also on April 28 the United States Supreme Court refused
to
review
officials
decision
a
of the Circuit Court which,
according
State, would "in large measure
nullify" the State's "blue sky" law designed to protect small
New
of
York
investors.
.
of Law of Sea,
Say
■
Ship in Domestic Port
on
U.
-
.
,
Sit-Down Strike by Seamen
not in Violation
Court of Appeals at Philadelphia—
S.
Upholds NLRB Order
The
United
States
delphia upheld in
of
merchant
a
Court
of
Appeals at Phila¬
four-to-one decision, on May 6, the right
to
seamen
engage
in
"sit-down"
a
strike
on
boar$ a ship moored in a "safe, domestic port." In its find¬
ings the court upheld a ruling of the National Labor Rela¬
tions Board against the Southern
the ancient code that a
ship's
command
quirer,"
of his
Steamship Co. overruling
captain is forever in supreme
According to the Philadelphia "In¬
crew.
specifically the court ordered the steamship
com¬
which operates seven vessels between Atlantic and
Gulf ports, to recognize the National Maritime Union
(Con¬
gress of Industrial Organizations) as
pany,
bargaining agent for
its crews and to reinstate five sailors who were
discharged
after an 11-hour stoppage of duties in the
port of Houston,
Texas.
Surgeon of United
States Public Health Service
On
May 13 President
the
reappointment
and
Dr.
Carl
of
sent
Rice to
be
Senior
States Public Health Service.
confirmed by the Senate on
to
Harry
Collector of Customs
as
E.
Roosevelt
at
the
M.
Senate
for
Durning
for
New
York
City
Surgeon of the United
Both these nominations
were
May 19.
President Roosevelt Nominates Ganson Purcell as Member of
SEC—
Renames Commissioner R. E. Healy
President Roosevelt
firmation
to be
May 29 sent to the Senate for
on
the nomination
of Ganson
Purcell
of New
member of the Securities and
and at the same time
a
Exchange Commission,
reappointed Robert E. Healy of Ver¬
mont to the Commission for a term
expiring June 5, 1946.
Mr. Purcell, who at
present is Director of the SEC Trading
and
Exchange Division, has been named to fill the unex¬
pired term ending June 5, 1942, of Jerome N.
Frank, who
a Judge of the Second
United States Circuit
Appeals in New York.
J. J.
Dempsey Named by President Roosevelt
as
Under Secretary of
the Interior
On May 29 President
Roosevelt nominated former Repre¬
sentative John J.
Dempsey of New Mexico to be UnderSecretary of the Interior, to succeed Alvin J.
signed.
Mr. Dempsey is at present
Wirtz,
a
re¬
member of the Mari¬
time Commission.
Nugent
Fallon
Made
President
of
New
The
appointment
Federal
Federal
Home
Loan
Bank
United Electrical, Radio
Nugent Fallon as President of the
Bank of New York was announced on
Chairman of the Board of
Directors of the Bank.
Mr. Fallon has been closely allied
with the Federal
Home7 Loan Bank System for a number
of years, having served as
General Manager of the Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation since 1935.
He
succeeds George L.
Bliss, who resigned to become President
of the Railroad Federal
Savings and Loan Association of
New York City.
A» M. Fox Retires
as United States
Tariff Commissioner to Become
American Member of Board Created
Incident to United StatesChina Stabilization Fund
United
States
sion
May 26.
from
June
Brown,
of 73c.
President
provided
are
hour for
an
in
of
men
of
two
the
corporation.
and 63c.
hour
an
the
contracts,
slightly lower minim-urns applying at Los Angeles.
women
addition
In
the
to
increased
minimum
rates,
with
wage
in¬
from 6c. to 10c. an hour will be made to all hourly
creases
rated employees now earning more than the minimum rates.
Strike at The Colt's Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing Co. at Hartford
Conn., Settled
of the Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg. Co. at
Hartford, Conn., ratified on May 14 an agreement to end a
Employees
had kept employees idle for two days and
the production of machine guns and small arms for
the United States Army and Navy and Great Britain.
The
strikers returned to work on May 15.
It was reported that
strike
which
tied up
the
of the settlement
terms
of 7c.
company
hour for
an
vacation
one-week
a
anything beyond
means
of 45c.
mum
included
a
flat wage increase
hour, time and a half for overtime, which in most
an
women
with
pay
5%-day week,
a
a
mimi-
workers, and 50c. for men,
for all employees with the
Jan. 1, 1941.
on
Pennsylvania Greyhound Bus Lines Strike Settled
An
to end the five-day strike, called May 4
Pennsylvania Greyhound bus line, was reached by
company and union negotiators on May 8.
Operations were
resumed on May 9.
Representatives of the company and
the American Federation of Labor's Amalgamated Associa¬
tion of Street Railway and Motor Coach Employees had
on
agreement
the
agreed to submit their wage and other differences to arbi¬
tration by
■
Miss Frances Perkins, Secretary of Labor.
^
Walkout Ended at Boston, Mass., Navy Drydock
American
Federation
Yard
Annex
strike
in
Labor
of
struction Trades Council ended
on
955
which
Building
and
Con¬
May 14 its Boston Navy
construction
workers
May 12 to protest the employment of Work
Projects Administration labor on the $30,000,000 new drydock project in South Boston, Mass.
Following a conference in Washington with officials of
the Office of Production Management, Ernest A. Johnson,
union Secretary, said he was assured that the proposed
naval construction program will provide employment for
hundreds
on
of
and
men
that
a
"fair
and
equitable'
labor
policy will be maintained.
Strike at Ravenna, Ohio, Arsenal Settled
Officials
of
the
Hunkin-Conkey
Construction
Co.
and
union representatives agreed on May 23 to resume construc¬
tion work on May 26 at the strike-bound Government ammu¬
nition
loading plant at Ravenna, Ohio.
Work had been
on May 21 by the strike of over 5,000 laborers.
Negotiations will be carried on for a new wage agreement.
stopped
Strike at Hudson Motor Car Co. at Detroit, Mich., Settled
Employees of the Hudson Motor Car Co., Detroit, Mich.,
who had been on strike since May
15, ratified on May 21 an
agreement to end the strike, negotiated by James F. Dewey,
conciliator of the United States Department of Labor.
The
strikers, who had asked a wage increase of 15c. an hour,
agreed to take 8c. an hour, with a provision that if the
company's automobile production quota set by the Office of
Production Management is increased they will get an ad¬
ditional 2c. an hour.
The plant employs 8,500.
American Foreign Policy
Conduct of the foreign policy of the United States was
marked, during May, by a rising chords of Administration
statements which culminated May 27 in a fireside chat by
Roosevelt.
Naturally enough, all statements re¬
lated to the wars now in
President
progress
to the
attitude that
this
country
in Europe and Asia, and
should, in the opinion of
Mr.
Roosevelt, assume towards the conflicts.
One after
another virtually all of the Cabinet members made
speeches,
and
they
involve
seemed
to
the United
vie
with
States in
aiding Great Britain that
neutral.
the
Most
"trial
each
the
other
war,
in
the
effort
to
through methods of
could not possibly be
considered
of
these addresses may well have been of
balloon"
varietyf intended to test sentiment.
They
Tariff
Commission
May 27 the resignation of Commissioner
effective
Wylie
and
union,
.
The
and Machine Workers of America
Minimum wages
of
of
Home Loan
management on wage and hour demands.
A
the management and Local 441 of the
between
York
May 19 by George MacDonald,
re¬
that
provided for wage increase of 10c. or more per hour over
rates paid last year.
The contracts will cover the Elizabeth, N. J.; Fort Wayne,
Ind., and Los Angeles divisions of the company.
They were
drawn by James J. Matles, director of organization for the
has been made
Court of
strike
with
conference
con¬
York
four-week
a
tions
walked out
nominations
after
tions
The
President Roosevelt Reappoints H. M.
Durning as New York Customs
Collector—Names Dr. C. E. Rice as Senior
confirmation
5
on
instances
Circuit
May
on
May 1 with the Congress of Industrial Organiza¬
union agreeing to end the walkout pending negotia¬
ended
Sky Law
Retroactive
to
work
to
Copper Products Corp., at Elizabeth,
J., Settled
of the Phelps-Dodge Copper Corp. plant
Employees
for
part.
no
as the Director
Commissioner in July,
a
has resigned from
Fox
.
numbers to
performance of
a
Mr. Fox
1, 1923,
was
announced
A.
Manuel
on
Fox,
employed by the Commis¬
to July, 1937, first serving as a
were, however, so invariably warlike as to give the
impression that the Administration was almost desperately
anxious to bring about American involvement in the con¬
flict.
1
In
somewhat
his
fireside
more
chat, however, the President was
cautious than his official family, despite
a
warning that
world dominated
be
would
are
"convoy"
promised for May 27. When that address finally was made,
however, much doubt still prevailed as to the real destiny
of the United States.
the United States never will tolerate a
by what he called the Nazi "shape oi
things to come."
plies
means
Assurances
delivered
found
to
were
extended that war sup¬
Great
Britain
In his
lengthy discourse of May 27 Mr. Roosevelt de¬
picted the Axis aim as that of conquest of the world.
If
whatever
by
for the purpose.
The term
avoided, however, in favor of a considerable
was
necessary
the
Mr.
disclosure
of
He ended
his
address
or occupation by Nazi forces of any of the islands
Atlantic," he added, "would jeopardize the immediate
safety of portions of North and South America, and of the
island possessions
series
of
by the President that the country will not be¬
come involved in foreign war, made during the presidential
campaign last year, obviously were regarded as sincere by
most people.
But the Administration also remained com¬
mitted to all-out aid to England, and to other countries
which are subject to aggression.
The notion that aid to the
so-called
democracies can
be kept
"short of war" was
abandoned by the President soon after the election, but
assurances
stood in the way of
This occasioned seri¬
ous
disunity among the people, and it was possibly with
the idea of solidifying sentiment for aid to Great Britain,
regardless of consequences, that the long series of Adminis¬
tration speeches and declarations was planned.
At the end
of May, however, there was no evidence that such unity
—had been achieved.
Even the proclamation of an "unlimited
national emergency" seemed inadequate for this purpose,
and it is instructive to note that in a special press confer¬
ence on
May 28 the president avoided discussion of the
convoy question and asserted that he does not intend imme¬
diately to seek revision of the Neutrality Act. In brief, the
foreign policy remained confused and uncertain, excepting
for a general leadership toward war which the people
seemed
reluctant to follow.
The Cabinet
insistence upon any measures whatever for
delivery of war supplies to Great Britain began April 25,
when Secretary of State Cordell Hull and Secretary of the
Navy Prank Knox came close to simple advocacy of con¬
voying British merchant ships.
Secretary of War Henry L.
Stimson advanced the argument on May 6 when he de¬
nounced the Germans and asserted that the "Nazis now
'
arrogantly confront the world, including ourselves, with the
alternative of abject surrender or uncompromising forceful
The lifeline of supplies for Great Britain from
resistance."
Americas
the
is
threatened
and
the
high-water
mark
Nazi effort is at hand, Mr. Stimson pointed out.
added that this threat is one that the United States
the
of
He
can
meet, through use of the Navy in making secure the seas
the
for
delivery of our munitions to England.
Secretary
came forward the next day with a state¬
that the American Navy is "readier now than ever"
Knox promptly
ment
to undertake the task of
assuring the delivery of war and
Great Britain.
Captain James Roosevelt, eldest son of the President,
took a hand in this game, May 9, by declaring at Cairo,
Egypt, that the United States, "except for sending troops,
already is in the war."
Our Ambassador to the Court of
St. James's, John G. Winant, stated in a London address,
May 14, that "this it not Great Britain's fight alone."
other supplies to
United
States, anil
therefore of
safety of the continental United States itself."
Standing in the way of "Hitler's plan" of world domination
are
the "epic
defense"
resistance" of the British and the "magnificent
Mr. Roosevelt declared.
But "in¬
of the Chinese,
evitable disaster" will face the "criminal leaders" and their
people if the Axis Powers fail to gain control of the
seas,
according to the President.
Turning to the Battle of the
Atlantic, Mr. Roosevelt disclosed that the present rate of
Nazi sinkings of merchant ships is more than three times
the capacity of British shipyards to replace them, and more
than twice the combined British and American output of
merchant
ships
Methods of answering this peril
shipbuilding and curtailed
today.
described
were
as
increased
losses.
Reiterating that the United States is mustering its men
his
many peace pledges apparently
action involving the country in war.
of the
the ultimate
Cabinet and presidential
speeches seemec
related quite closely to the reluctance of the great majority
of the people to actual involvement in the conflict.
It was
pointed out again and again, by informed commentators,
that two lines of policy have been pursued by the Adminis¬
tration which are not easy to reconcile.
The numerous
were
would
"Control
gency."
The
Fuehrer
literally
of the
with the
proclamation of "unlimited national emer¬
a
Nazis
victorious, the President said,
parcel out the world, and the
peoples of the Americas also would be subject to aggression.
speech to
devoted much of the
Roosevelt
defense of the Americas.
German
the
emphasis upon the new patrol system of watchfulness a;
sea and upon the traditional American doctrine of freedom
of the seas.
5
MONTHLY REVIEW
June, 1941]
and
resources
only for purposes of defense, Mr. Roosevelt
added the caution that
no
one can
foretell when the acts of
the dictators will
ripen into attack on this hemisphere and
"It would be suicide to wait until they are in our
us.
on
front
yard,"
he
Accordingly, the American
North and South Atlantic
commented.
naval patrol has been extended in
waters,
ships and airplanes steadily are being
patrol, he disclosed.. The country thus was
said to be on guard against efforts to establish Nazi bases
closer to our hemisphere.
It is time for us to realize, the
President urged, that the safety of our American homes has
added
and more
to
the
definite relationship to the safety of homes in Nova
Scotia, or Trinidad, or Brazil.
The national policy, there¬
fore, was laid down by Mr. Roosevelt as, firstly, active
resistance against any attempt by Herr Hitler to extend
his power to this hemisphere or to gain control of the
seas, and secondly, the extension of all possible aid to Great
Britain and others who are attacked by Hitlerism or its
a
In the latter connection Mr. Roosevelt promised
goods
equivalent.
that "all additional measures necessary to deliver the
will
taken."
be
In
behalf
of
a
"united
and
determined
people," the President reasserted "the ancient American doc¬
trine of freedom of the seas; the solidarity of the 21 Amer¬
ican republics and the Dominion of Canada, and abiding
faith in the vitality of our Constitutional Republic."
The "unlimited national emergency" proclaimed at the
end of this speech by Mr, Roosevelt was viewed in some
quarters as providing him with greatly increased powers,
although some legal experts contended that all powers
already were available under the limited emergency procla¬
mation of Sept. 8, 1989.
As reasons for the proclamation,
Mr. Roosevelt maintained that the objectives of the Axis
belligerents are not confined to those avowed at the be¬
ginning of the war, but include "overthrow throughout the
world of existing democratic order, and a world-wide domi¬
nation pf peoples and economies through the destruction of
.
all resistance
on
land and
sea
and in the air."
Indifference
on
the part
These and other statements occasioned warm contentions in
we
should pass from peace-time authorizations of military
isolationist circles that
strength to such a basis as will enable us to cope
of the United States, the proclamation con¬
tinued, would be perilous, and "common prudence requires
that for the security of this Nation and of this hemisphere
convoying assuredly would involve
the
United States rapidly in "shooting war."
Former
President Herbert Hoover pointed this out, among others,
and did not seem to add perceptibly to the proportion of
sion against
the
incursion by foreign
population anxious to see the Navy used for convoying.
Hull rushed into the breach again on May 18
a statement that American safety depends upon our
delivery of war materials to England.
With an obvious
view to changing sentiment among the pacifically inclined
farm
population,
Secretary of Agriculture Claude R.
Wickard suddenly blossomed into an expert on foreign
affairs, May 19, when he solemnly maintained that the
dictators are combining against the United States, and that
the armed might of the country must be utilized in oppo¬
Secretary
with
sition.
expected for a time to clarify
his attitude on the conduct of foreign relations in a speech
before the Pan-American Union, May 14, but he developed
a minor ailment and postponed his statement to May 27,
was
fireside chat was promised.
The President was suf¬
ficiently recovered by May 16 to hold one of his regular
a
press conferences, and in the course Of this discussion he
discoursed at some length on freedom of the seas.
Pointing
the United States had fought several undeclared
against the Barbary pirates and against French pri¬
vateers in the Caribbean in behalf of that policy, Mr. Roose¬
out
that
wars
velt hinted that such
of
episodes might be indicative
as to the
action in the current
emergency.
The Cabinet
took up the chant of freedom of the seas,
impression was made upon the public mind by
such statements, since the Neutrality Act specifically modi¬
fied the traditional policy during war periods.
To an ever
course
instantly
hostile encirclement of
this hemisphere, or the
establishment of any base for aggres¬
it, as well as to repel the threat of predatory
agents into our territory and society,"
The Administration declarations respecting foreign policy
were accompanied by various maneuvers which are of lesser
significance, but nevertheless indicative.
Agents of the
Immigration Service on May 5 took into custody, some 160
German seamen stranded in American ports, and soon there¬
after raids were made which caught a number of Italians
similarly unable to return to their native land.
The
en¬
round up aliens here was extended modestly to
nationals of other countries, as well.
Acting under orders
deavor to
from
President Roosevelt
when
and decisively with any .attempt at
about
Washington, Coast Guardsmen on May 5 boarded
a dozen Yugoslavian ships in American harbors and
placed them in "protective custody."
After French authori¬
ties indicated an intention of
conquerors
a
collaborating with the German
of France, President Roosevelt on May 15 issued
general statement designed to appeal to the French people
the heads of their Government.
He deeply deplored
over
the French decision and indicated that relinquishment of
control of French West African areas would be regarded
as a threat to the peace and safety of the Western Hemi¬
sphere. On the same day Mr. Roosevelt ordered the Coast
Guard to board French merchant vessels in United States
harbors, and 13 French ships thus were placed in "protec¬
tive custody," among them the great liner Normandie.
Aid
but no great
to Great Britain gained a fresh impetus when it was dis¬
closed, in mid-May, that some thousands of British youths
greater degree
rThe figure, originally placed at 3,000, was revised upward
to 8,000 by the end of the month.
chorus thereupon
expectations centered
on
the fireside chat
are
to be trained in
the
United
States for aerial combat.
6
MONTHLY REVIEW
Seapower vs. Airpower
humanity."
In Great Britain the expectation at
prevailed that Herr Hess had flown from Germany to
escape a purge or to aid Great Britain.
But such beliefs
"save
to
first
actions in May demonstrated
conclusively the new power of the aerial military arm and
the necessity for revising military notions that aircraft are
mere adjuncts of the land and sea forces.
It became clear
Jast month that airpower must be ranked equally with land
and sea power, and that all branches must hereafter be
coordinated and closely meshed by the leading nations.
The
most important of these actions concerns the Mediterranean
island of Crete, to which large numbers of British and
efforts
Greek forces retreated after the fall of the Greek mainland.
sequence
In
ish
Two
a
astonishing military
brief onslaught
German
that began May 20 and ended May 31,
captured Crete and forced the
to Egypt.
No information was made
air-borne
British
troops
retreat
to
the island citadel, but
completed the London authorities
announced that upwards of 15,000 men had been withdrawn
successfully, although it was admitted that losses were "seri¬
ous."
German parachute and glider-borne troops stormed
the island in a brief period of 10 days, notwithstanding the
available
as
to the British forces in
when the evacuation was
British
control of the Mediterranean.
sea
battle developed in Cretan waters
waffe
British
and
vast
a
between the German Luft¬
units.
naval
Moreover,
In
this
aspect
of
the
encouraged
not
were
obtain
to
high rating in all maneuvers.
The lesson is an especially instructive one for the United
States, as plans are now being rushed for that two-ocean
Navy promised by President Roosevelt and already provided
for by Congress.
Some observers contended, as the battles
of Crete and the Bismarck were studied, that only a few
years will be required for the development of aircraft to a
point making possible successful action from the air against
warships not only in narrow waters, but also in wider
reaches
be given
must
of
the
a
The
possibility no longer can be
lightly dismissed that the great naval "battlewagons" will
become obsolescent owing to their vulnerability to aerial
oceans.
attack.
Battle of the Atlantic
Several
highly sensational developments marked
the
during May, of the great struggle being waged
directly between Great Britain and Germany in northern
Europe and in the vast wastes of the ocean.
The conflict
than
ever
was
regarded
as
a
Battle of the Atlantic,
for it centered specifically upon the blockade and counterblockade measures by wMch each of the great antagonists
hopes to defeat the other.
With Germany in military pos¬
Continent, after the occupation of
Yugoslavia and Greece, little likelihood seemed to remain
session
of
of much
British
a
of
the
blockade
effective
so
as
to
effect
the
result
desired
in London.
That Germany is suffered increasing
shortages of fats and oils, rubber and other vital materials,
is evident.
But the German genius for "ersatz," or substitu¬
tion, is an important factor in this aspect of the war.
Great Britain suffered heavily from the German sea war¬
fare
^
in May,
as in previous months.
British and allied merchant
ships
.
by German aerial, surface
sections
of
Heavy tonnages of
were sent
and submarine
British ports on
to the bottom
raiders.
the West Coast
were
Large
bombed
again and again, and the shipping facilities in British ports
are
understood to be straining under the burdens
placed
upon them.
The Battle of the Atlantic possibly is nowhere
near
its
moving
United
final^ phase, but there
steadily toward
Kingdom will face
While
a
a
can be no doubt that it is
crucial
moment
in
which
the
bitter test of survival.
the
Battle of the Atlantic continued, along lines
previously adopted, the world was stirred by a remarkable
incident involving the German
party leader, Rudolf Hess.
Despite a fanatic attachment to Herr Hitler, or perhaps
because of it, Herr Hess took off in a German
military
airplane from Augsburg, Germany, on May 10, and landed
a
few
hours
later
^
This
by parachute
near
Glasgow, Scotland.
sensational flight was made known
to
the world
two
days later, first by the Germans and then by the British.
Berlin merely announced briefly that Herr Hess had taken
off
an
against Herr Hitler's orders, and presumably had met
was unreported.
British authorities
accident, since he
held the secret of the descent of Herr Hess but
tain at first whether a hoax was
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
overshadowing the Hess incident in the rapid
of war moves were the sinkings of the huge Brit¬
battle cruiser Hood, 42,100 tons, and the German bat¬
tleship Bismarck, 35,000 tons.
Nor is this incident less
mysterious than the Hess affair, for no adequate explana¬
tion so far has been advanced for the dash of the new
ship to the open sea.
German
As reconstructed in
a
British
Admiralty statement of May 27, the action began when the
German
Bismarck and the new cruiser Prince Eugen,
10,000 tons, were observed by British fliers at Bergen, Nor¬
The two German ships had departed by the
May 21.
way,
morning of May 22, and a vast hunt thereupon was started
by the British Navy to determine the
whereabouts of the
The British cruisers Norfolk and Suffolk discovered
vessels in the Strait of Denmark, between Iceland and
ships.
promptly summoned aid, since they were
of the Bismarck.
H. M. S.
and
match for the 15-inch guns
no
Hood, with a complement of more than
1,300, proceeded to
the Bismarck, in company with the new British
battleship Prince of Wales.
Battle was joined early on
engage
May 24, and in the course of a few minutes the Hood had
had been blown up, with
sustained a hit in a magazine and
the
of
loss
all
slight
Bismarck.
to the
There followed an
ended
The Prince of Wales sus¬
London claimed that the Bis¬
Berlin admitted slight damage
but three men.
damage, and
marck had been damaged.
tained
the
in
epic effort by the British Navy, which
sinking
of the Bismarck some 400 miles off
From all points of the compass
to the scene of battle, while
British aircraft scoured the seas to locate the German ships.
Contact with the Bismarck and Prince Eugen was lost on
Brest, France, on May
British
warships
27.
hastened
May 25, but early on May 26 a flying boat noted the Bis¬
marck some 550 miles off Land's End.
Aerial torpedoes
were
sent
against
the ship which by this
time was
and
alone,
least
at
one
of
the
crashed
torpedoes
the
side
of
the
giant
warship.
Further
torpedo-carrying airplanes were launched from a nearby
British airplane carrier, and the missiles damaged the Ger¬
man ship to such a degree that she became unmanageable.
against
Heavy British warships finally engaged the
Bismarck and
May 27, and soon thereafter fresh
aerial torpedoes were sent against her
side and additional
torpedoes were dispatched by a British cruiser.
Only after
immense efforts and terrifying damage was the Bismarck
her
silenced
guns
on
finally sunk, and somewhat more than 100 of the crew was
rescued.
The British command of the sea thus was empha¬
v
course,
more
from
which
Repeated
Quickly
the
airpower
circles,
dent was
Greenland,
airpower, was the action involving the German battleship
Bismarck, which sank the great British battle cruiser Hood
on
May 24, and herself succumbed vto British aerial and
naval attacks on May 27.
It appears that the German bat¬
tleship was trailed by British aircraft and damaged suf¬
ficiently by aerial torpedoes to make possible a final de¬
structive attack by British warships.
The contention" can
be made that the powerful Bismarck might not readily have
been brought to bay were it not for the stinging and damag¬
ing attacks of British airpower.
This incident reinforced
the impression given by the battle of Crete and by the
British aerial attacks on Italian warships, to the effect that
official
proved unavailing, and at the close of May the inci¬
still a deep mystery.
Hess
struggle the Germans claimed the destruction of 11 out of
of
London
adequate explanation of the flight undertaken by Herr
an
12 British cruisers in the eastern
Mediterranean, and losses
to other types of ships, as well.
Although these claims were
exaggerated, London confirmed the sinking or total destruc¬
tion of three cruisers and four destroyers, and damage to
several battleships and some additional cruisers.
No less significant, as an index to the growing strength
in
pointed out that Herr Hess is a confirmed Nazi.
were
uncer¬
being perpetrated.
Only
sized, but only because of superiority of aerial arms in the
area where the Bismarck was found.
No trace was found
during
The
the
battle
scene,
remaining
ended with
days of May of the Prince Eugen.
German aircraft appearing on the
and London announced that the destroyer
Mashona,
1,870 tons, had been sunk in this aspect of the battle.
Merchant ship sinkings by the Germans attracted par¬
ticular attention early in May, owing to debates within the
United States on the convoy question.
Many observers
pointed out that convoying could hardly be decided upon
if full information were lacking as to the British position.
This
occasioned
a
more
rapid disclosure than was at first
losses. In
April, only
monthly reports are to be made of British losses of mer¬
chant shipping.
On May 10 the Admiralty indicated that
April losses were 488,124 tons, making that month the third
worst of the war, and increasing all losses of British ships
contemplated by the British spokesmen of April
line with a policy announced in London early in
and
others
which
of
the
were
are
in British service to
6,078,330 tons
The April figure included losses
withdrawal from Greece, so that Atlantic sinkings
for the entire war
period.
only 301,070 tons.
This was regarded as rather more
encouraging than had been thought likely.
Germany lost a
commerce raider in the Pacific, and the Italians lost the
luxury liner Conte Rosso, at the end of May, when a British
submarine torpedoed the Italian ship.
The losses thus were
far from one-sided, but for Great Britain they are more
vital than for the Axis Powers.
The degree to which the
Germans
flung a raiding net upon the
oceans were
sinking of the Egyptian ship Zamzam, 8,299 tons, in the South Atlantic.
The ship carried
138 American passengers, and fears for such passengers
were entertained at first.
But it was quickly announced in
Berlin that all crew members and passengers of the Zamzam
had been rescued and taken to a French port.
Perhaps the
most indicative comment on the Battle of the Atlantic was
have
illustrated by the Reich
made by
President Roosevelt, May 27, in the course of his
The President said that sinkings of British
fireside chat.
and allied
shipping was at a rate three times the
replace¬
after the Germans acknowledged the strange action of the
third leader in the Nazi heirarchy were the British con¬
capacity of British shipyards, and double the current
production of British and American yards combined.
The aerial attacks of May were especially heavy up to
vinced
the very day that
As
he
that
they
floated
small bone in
to
actually
earth
had
near
Herr Hess
in
their
hands.
Glasgow Herr Hess broke
his ankle and proclaimed that he had
a
come
ment
Herr Hess descended from the sky near
Glasgow, but then appeared to be of little moment for sev¬
eral weeks.
At the end of May the aerial activities again
Moonlight had much to do with this, of
course, and weather conditions were perhaps more indica¬
tive
still.
Reports suggest that low clouds and foggy
weather prevailed for a good part of May over the United
Kingdom and northern Europe.
German aerial attacks were
especially severe during the first 10 days of May.
London
was
bombed ferociously and many of the old landmarks
were
increasing.
either
disappeared
or
Even the
damaged.
badly
were
the House of Commons
Liverpool, Hull and other Brit¬
Houses of Parliament suffered, and
had to seek new quarters.
ish
ports
again and again, and various
hammered
were
industrial Midlands also were badly damaged.
British fliers also were active, when the weather permitted,
towns of the
attacks were reported against the invasion ports
the Low Countries, German ports, and the
and heavy
of
and
France
various great
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industrial centers of the
Rhineland.
France in June, 1940.
In the
Italy, however, the British Em¬
pire troops had matters entirely their own way.
Italian
contingents in Ethiopia surrendered one after the other, and
by the end of May the entire Italian region was brought
under British control.
Emperor Haile Selassie was re¬
seated on the Ethiopian throne.
In the Near East the ferment of war spread to Iraq,
relations since the collapse of
East African possessions of
where the pro-Axis Rashid Ali Beg Gailani endeavored to
defy British might, beginning May 2.
British contingents
were
rapidly landed at Basra, on the Persian Gulf, to
counter
this threat.
Such Empire units moved toward
Baghdad and the Mosul oil fields, which are the obvious
bone of contention in the Near Eastern fighting.
German
supplies
to
announce
Many facets of the great struggle for the Mediterranean
in evidence during May, but each phase of the giant
unity of the under¬
lying contest between British and Axis forces in the region.
With methodical precision the Germans extended their sway
over important parts of the Mediterranean area, while Brit¬
ish naval and other forces engaged the enemy everywhere.
Crete was taken by the Nazis in an aerial assault that made
military history.
This Grecian island, to which the British
and the Greek Government withdrew after the fall of Con¬
tinental Greece, is a vitally important stepping stone for
the Germans, on their way to the Near East.
British forces
were far from idle, as they managed to complete their con¬
quest of Italian troops in Ethiopia and other parts of the
Italian Empire in eastern Africa.
In the Near East, Great
Britain achieved a signal victory by subduing rebellious e ements in Iraq, led by Rashid Ali Beg Gailani.
The western
desert battle on the border of Egypt and Italian Libya
favored each side in turn, with the intense heat and the
lack of water perhaps the determining factors, for the
battle merely
time
emphasized the essential
the
Battle of the Mediterranean
is far from
it appears that a grave blow has been sustained
Great Britain in the loss of Crete.
The island in itself
over,
by
is
important enough, but the manner in which the Nazis man¬
aged to capture Crete is even more indicative.
After a
brief but intensive aerial bombardment, German parachute
detachments began to descend upon Crete like a
fall of snow, May 20.
The small groups that floated to
earth soon began to consolidate, and a vast struggle for
and glider
possession of the island
tacularly
new
maneuvers
followed.
In view of the spec¬
of the Reich forces, little appre¬
island, in British and
kept coming in ever
increasing numbers, and without regard to the heavy losses
inflicted by the British and their "free Greek" allies.
The
attackers took the airdrome at Malemi, in western Crete,
and from that vantage point the numerous German detach¬
ments began to spread out, offering mortal combat to the
British everywhere on the island.
Some of the parachute
troops landed at Candia, and others were observed else¬
where.
Some German forces apparently were dispatched
by sea over the narrow strip of water between the Greek
mainland and Crete.
British warships intercepted the Ger¬
man invading force and between 5,000 and 8,000 Germans
hension existed at first of loss of the
Grecian
were
circles.
But
the
Germans
said in London to have
perished.
But the battle for Crete was won by the
any
losses they
admitted
may
have suffered.
Germans, despite
On May 31 London
that forces were being withdrawn
from Crete to
asserted that the battle was
over.
Some 15,000 British Empire troops were evacuated
successfully from Crete, although heavy losses also were
sustained by the British and Greek forces.
In official Brit¬
ish reports of the fighting, great emphasis was laid upon
the German losses.
The British Admiralty acknowledged,
Egypt, and Reich spokesmen
on
the other hand, that serious Navy losses were sustained
by the British fleet in the eastern Mediterranean.
These
9,100 tons; Fiji, 8,000
losses included the cruisers Gloucester,
tons, and York, 8,250 tons.
and
The destroyers Juno, Kashmir
Kelly, each of 1,695 tons, were sent to the bottom by
German
another conflict,
concerning
silence
maintained
events.
The French mandated territory of
used
discreet
a
these
Syria seems to
by the Nazis to transport airplanes to the
British fliers from Palestine attacked the Germans
Iraqis.
in
Iran.
to
since German forces are said to be there.
Turkey
have been
fled
Gailani
forces.
fields, however, probably will occasion still
Syria, and
border fighting also developed.
some
Partly
issue, in this matter, is British prestige throughout the
world.
More directly concerned in the outcome of
the entire Battle of the Mediterranean is the British hold
at
Moslem
lifeline
the
on
bases in
has fallen
Empire.
Of the five British naval
that at Suda Bay, Crete, now
the
Nazis, and it cannot be disputed that the
to the
hold
British
of
the Mediterranean,
the
upon
comfortable.
increasingly
becoming
is
sea
'
.
un¬
<
Yogoslavia and Greece
German
Italian
and
authorities
the Yugoslavians and
ment to
meted
dire punish¬
out
Greeks, during May, because
countries in opposing the Axis mili¬
in particular, was subjected to
rendering of her territory.
German troops main¬
tained their hold upon most of Serbia, which was the cen¬
tral region for the move against the Reich, late in March.
of the temerity of those
Yugoslavia,
forces.
tary
terrible
being.
Although
Iraqi
the
of
The Mosul oil
were
Ali Beg Gailani appar¬
May 31 the subjugation of the more important
on
contingents
Mediterranean Region
rebellious Rashid
the
ently were "too little or too late," for London was able to
airplanes, and the destroyer Greyhound,
tons, also sank.
Several British battleships
were
of 1,335
acknowl¬
But
good part of the Dalmatian coast was transferred to
State of Croatia was set up as
a
Italian sovereignty, and the
independent entity, May 18, under Italian suzerainty and
an
kingship of the Italian Duke of Spoleto, who was
Hungary took a part of
under the
King Aimone of Croatia.
named
Yugoslavia before the fighting ended in that country, and
Germans presumably will consolidate a portion of the
the
with the Reich.
Greece fared somewhat better,
nominal parts of Greece so far have been trans¬
ferred to other sovereignty.
The Italians took Corfu, which
country
for
only
they long have coveted, and Bulgaria received some terri¬
tory as compensation for aid given the Axis.
There is rea¬
son
to believe that portions of eastern Greece are being
held out
for
to Turkey
as
a
into the Axis
entry
tempting reward to that country
sphere.
France
Authorities
of
the
Yichy
regime
in
unoccupied
France
toward collaboration with the Ger¬
Nazis who hold control for the time being of almost
turned sharply, in May,
man
Continental
of
all
ment
Europe.
The effect of such a develop¬
determined, but it can hardly be re¬
remains to be
garded as a satisfactory turn for Great Britain. Repercus¬
sions of the French move promptly were felt in London and
in Washington.
After long discussions between French and
spokesmen, Marshal Henri Philippe Petain made a
people on May 15, in which
he asserted a leadership which he urged the French not
German
brief statement to the French
question, and in which he indicated that the leadership
into the German camp. The "pathway
the future" has been illuminated by the Franco-German
to
would carry France
to
discussions, said the aged Marshal, who added that a suc¬
cessful issue of the talks would enable France to rise above
her
defeat
and
maintain
Power and holder of a
her world
rank
as
a
European
Colonial Empire.
Obviously perturbed by the Petain statement and its im¬
plications,
President Roosevelt late
statement
that
French
obviously
was
on
May 15 issued
designed
to
appeal
to
a
the
the heads of their Government.
Mr.
Petain decision and reminded
recent relations between France and the
people over
edged to have been damaged, and an additional cruiser also
suffered hits.
In achieving control of Crete the Germans
thus inflicted losses upon the British which may well be
more
significant than their own heavy sacrifices.
The
Roosevelt deeply deplored the
island gained by the Reich lies on the line from Greece to
terms of
the
world
that
United States had been based upon French assurances that
no
concessions
northern Africa and
Nazi conquerors.
the further
that the
possibly will play an effective part in
struggle for the Mediterranean.
Among the other aspects of the Mediterranean
struggle
accorded
western
first
place
desert
must
be
the
action
in
the
German and Italian forces continued their
British-held Tobruk and the outposts of
Egyptian defense, but made little progress.
The Axis
spokesmen finally were able, at the end of May, to claim
the capture of Halfaya (Hellfire) Pass, which leads down
from the Libyan escarpment toward Egypt.
It was steadily
obvious during May that vast preparations were being made
by Germany and Italy to attack Alexandria and the Suez
Canal.
One Italian troopship took refuge from British sub¬
marines and airplanes in the French port of Sfax, Tunisia,
and that port was bombed by the British, precipitating still
another "incident" in the tortuous story of Anglo-French
attacks
region.
upon
would
be
made
to
Germany
beyond
the
the armistice agreement between France and the
In turn, this occasioned a fear in France
United States Government might act to take over
temporary control of Martinique and other French posses¬
sions in the Western Hemisphere.
A formal exchange de¬
veloped,
in
which written assurances finally
were
given
the French Government that no
intention exists of attacking Great Britain or the United
the
State Department by
States.
Immediately
after
the
Petain
statement
was
issued, May 15, Mr. Roosevelt ordered the Coast Guard to
take charge of some 13 French merchant ships in United
States harbors, including the giant liner Normandie, In
New York.
No indication was available, during the re¬
maining two weeks of May, of further steps by the
United
French vessels.
The Franco-German conversations on collaboration were
States Government with respect to the
continued at Paris, with Admiral Francois
Darlan the chief
8
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French
In
negotiator.
Darlan
M.
manded
the
French
addresses and statements,
that Herr Hitler had not de¬
colonial territory or a French
several
assurances
gave
fleet,
declaration
against England.
Such assurances also
were given the United States Government, May
27, by Am¬
bassador
Gaston
Henry-Haye.
M.
Darlan asserted on
May 23 that the choice for France is one of "life or death,"
war
and
that
France
had
what
chosen
he
called
"life,"
or
a
reorganization of Europe."
Franco-British
meanwhile, continued
to
deteriorate
rapidly,
owing in part to British seizures of French ships and air¬
"place
the
in
relations,
plane attacks on Italian vessels in the French Tunisian
port of Sfax.
The French tanker Sheherazade was seized
by the British on the Atlantic, notwithstanding the fact
that she sailed with
British navicert.
a
The British aerial
bombings at Sfax irritated the Vichy authorities, who main¬
tained that they were contrary to international law.
M.
Darlan issued
close
came
Britain.
a
to
lengthy statement
threatening
The
statement
on
military
was
a
May 31, in which he
action
against
Great
long tirade
against Great
that the French
Britain, and it contained an intimation
Navy may be used to "enforce respect" for French rights
of trade and communications.
Far East
Fresh decisions
to
as
war
activities in the Far East were
foreshadowed during May in
Japan, where the urge to take
steps against British and Dutch interests is undisguised.
Analysis of the Far Eastern situation indicates plainly that
the Japanese are bound' to decide soon whether
to act
against the British and chance American participation, or
Accept their status.
Great pressure presumably is being
brought to bear by the Germans upon the Tokio authorities
to implement the Tripartite Axis pact in a manner cal¬
culated to involve Japan in the fighting.
The German
Grand
Admiral, Erich Raeder, stated in an interview
granted a representative of Domei, the Japanese news
agency, May 25, that any American convoying of merchant
ships bound for Great Britain would mean shooting and
The
war.
comments
obviously referred to
provision for Japanese participation in the
the
war
Axis pact
in the event
tof an attack by unengaged parties upon countries at
Perhaps with a view to testing American sentiments
war.
and
some $10,000,000 of American goods at Haiphong,
Indo-China, were seized by the Japanese, May 25,
on
the pretext that the merchandise actually was owned
by Chinese.
reactions,
French
The
of
the diplomatic
being played in the
Far East was indicated by several incidents.
Lack of any
mention of Japan in President Roosevelt's fireside chat of
May 27 is, in itself, highly suggestive, since it can hardly
be
scope
contended
that
Japan is not to be included in the list
That China is deeply concerned was made
of
aggressors.
clear on May
form
of
game
31 by Secretary of State Cordell Hull, in the
statement that the United
a
States is prepared to
negotiate, after the end of the war, for relinquishment of
rights of extraterritorialty in China.
There were numerous
rumors in circulation at the end of
May to the effect that a
portion df the American main fleet had been or was about
to be moved from the Pacific into the Atlantic.
But Amer¬
ican aerial strength is known to be steadily on the increase
in the Far East, and the possibility cannot be denied that
the Tokio authorities may act in order to forestall
of American aerial power there
substitute
American
aerial
a
growth
which, in effect, would
might for British seapower.
Insistent statements at Tokio that authorities of The Neth¬
erlands East Indies must come to trade
arrangements with
Japan were suggestive.
Steel Trade—Non-Ferrous Metals
The steel trade reports a recovery of the
ground lost in
the
April coal strike, with operations again reaching nearly
100%. No important price changes were made during the
month in steel, pig iron, or the major non-ferrous metals.
While
ing,
hundred thousand tons of shell rounds, initiating a program
that will take upward of 4,000,000 tons, are also to be
Then there is the British program, amount¬
ing to 1,000,000 tons of semi-finished and finished steel, on
which bids were closed on May 24 by the Secretary of the
Treasury under the lease-lend bill and which will be allo¬
allocated soon.
cated to various mills within a short time.
on
In its issue of
new
business,
except for defense
May 29 the "Iron Age" said in part:
"The steel situation has arrived at
an impasse from which
by the prompt adoption of man¬
datory priorities, especially on those products in which the
the only way of
escape is
demand far exceeds the available
supply. Products which are
likely to be included in the first order under the new pri¬
orities law are plates,
bars, shapes and semi-finished steel.
Defense requirements,
amounting to several million tons,
for which a place must be found
on mill
schedules, have
brought about further congestion of steel
prospective.
As much of
eries
orders, actual
this tonnage calls for deliv¬
starting fairly soon, the inevitable result will be to
push aside commercial orders, many of which have
already
been delayed weeks beyond the time
of shipment originally
promised.
Consumption of steel for civilian uses is begin¬
ning to feel the effect of the
mounting requirements for
defense.
defense
That
or
such
steel uses as are not
essential to
national welfare will be further
restricted in the
coming months is becoming more obvious with each
passing
Among the large requirements for which
rolling
space must be found are steel for ships, railroad
week.
pine lines and shells.
equipment,
During the latter part of May more
than 500,000 tons of plates and other
products have been
allocated for ships, including the latest addition
of 123 units
to the merchant ship program.
Railroad
requirements
over
In addition to
1,000,000 tons of steel, the British want 240,000 tons of
low phosphorus and Bessemer pig iron over a period of five
months and 300,000 to 400,000 tons of tin-plate over a year.
Coinciding with these developments is the sudden influx of
line pipe inquiries, aggregating close to 2,000,000 tons, of
which 1,000,000 tons take a defense rating.
The others
stand little chance of being considered at this time."
The
this
"Iron
Age" composite price of finished steel, pig iron and
continued at 2.261c. a pound, $23.61 a ton, and
$19.17 a ton, respectively.
steel
scrap
The operating rate of steel companies having
approxi¬
mately 96% of the steel capacity of the industry, according
to the American Iron and Steel Institute, was scheduled at
98.6% for the holiday week beginning May 26, 1941, which
compares with 99.9% for the preceding week (the highest
rate of production in history), 99.2% for the week
beginning
May 12, 96.8% for the week beginning May 5, and 94.3% for
the week beginning April 28.
At the close of May, last
year, the steel industry was reported to be operating at
the rate of 76.9% of capacity; in the same period in 1939
at 52.2%, and in 1938 at 26.1% of capacity.
As to non-ferrous metals, "Metal and Mineral Markets"
during
the month
follows:
that
in
an
under
review reported in substance as
by President Roosevelt on May 27
unlimited national emergency exists was
accepted
The declaration
the market
for
non-ferrous
metals as pointing to even
industry.
Zinc producers were ordered
to set aside 22% of April production for the
"pool" during
June, or approximately 15,000 tons, and copper refiners are
tighter controls
on
required
to set aside each month, beginning June 1, a
pool equal to 20% of April output, which will be
allocated by the
Priorities Division to meet emergency
reserve
needs.
Demand
for major non-ferrous metals remained
Copper sales in the domestic market during the
ended May 27 totaled 13,927 tons, as
compared with
active.
week
15,472 tons in the preceding week, 23,761 tons during the
week ended May 13, and 26,064 tons
during the week ended
May 6.
Total sales of copper during the month under re¬
view to May 27 amounted to
74,052 tons, which compares
with 88,203 tons during the full month of
April and 74,849
tons during March.
Sales of common grades of zinc during
the week ended
May 24 totaled 6,947 tons, as against 9,100
5,038 tons during the week ended
tons in the previous week,
May 10, and 7,566 tons during the week ended May 3, while
shipments of this metal involved 6,476 tons during the week
ended May 24, 3,685 tons in the
preceding seven-day period,
3,945 tons during the week ended May 10, and 5,912 tons
during the week ended May 3. Producers of lead restricted
offerings of the metal to keep the sales volume down to a
reasonable level, demand having been well in excess of
mal since the first of the
year.
Sales of common
nor¬
lead
amounted to 7,831 tons
during the week ended May 28, as
against 8,727 tons during the previous week, 11,390 tons dur¬
ing the week ended May 14, and 13,194 tons
during the
week ended
May 7. Buying in tin was in good volume. Ex¬
cepting for tin, quotations of major non-ferrous metals were
unchanged, viz: copper, 12.00c., Connecticut Valley basis;
lead, 5.85c., New York, and 5.70c., St. Louis, and zinc,
7.64c.,
York, and 7.25c., St. Louis. Tin moved within a nar¬
row range,
being quoted on May 1 at 52.00c., New York, and
closing on May 29 at 52.20c., after touching a high for the
New
month of 52.25c.
/
steel
placing restrictions
work.
and
upward of 500,000 tons, probably will obtain the benefit of
priority rating, the lack of which has forced the curtailment
of car building operations at two or three shops.
Several
orders in the aggregate have been declin¬
they are still greater in volume than shipments, mills
new
remainder of this year, which have been estimated at
the
Lumber Movement
According to reports to the National Lumber Manufac¬
turers Association
from regional associations
covering the
operations of hardwood and softwood mills, lumber
produc¬
tion
in
during the week
ended May 24, 1941, was
the
previous week;
business 1% greater.
shipments
were
3% less than
9% less; and new
Compared with the corresponding
1940, production, shipments and new business were,
respectively, 3%, 8% and 31% greater. The industry stood
at 129% of the
average of production in the corresponding
week of
week of 1935-39 and
130% of
average
the same week.
1935-39 shipments in
Reported production, shipments and new orders for the
21 weeks ended
May 24, 1941, were, respectively, 14%, 17%
and
21%
in
excess
same
period in 1940.
and
shipments
of
the
corresponding
figures
For the 21 weeks of 1941
were,
respectively,
10%
new
and
output.
The ratio of unfilled orders to
gross stocks
for
6%
was
the
business
above
40%
on
May 24, 1941, compared with 21% a year
previous.
Un¬
filled orders were
68% greater than at the same time in
1940; gross stocks were 14% less.'
During the week ended May 24, 1941, a total of 469 mills
produced 250,599,000 feet of softwoods and hardwoods
com¬
bined; shipped 246,938,000 feet, and booked orders
389,000 feet.
This compared with 243,061,000 feet
woods
and
hardwoods
and orders received
of
295,-
of soft¬
produced, 228,434,000 feet shipped,
totaling 225,863,000 feet during the cor-
June, 1941]
responding period last year by the same number of mills.
Revised figures for the three preceding weeks follow:
,
1940
1941
*
Shipments
Orders
*
400
470
405
470
458
233,209
243,737
202,098
209,434
235,905
248,708
258,447
278,808
231,442
283,881
235,713
292,100
218,493
247,798
225.279
270,837
292,035
1
received..
In thousands of board feet.
.
...
Note—Revised figures for the week ended April 20,1941, follow: Number of muis,
470; production, 251,748,000 feet: shipments, 250,959,000 feet, and orders received,
203,158,000 feet.
For the corresponding week of 1940 the figures were as follows.
Number of mills, 408; production, 228,558,000 feet; shipments, 239,001,000 feet,
and orders received, 234,128,000 feet.
Hides, Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of Boston, In Its
"New England
Letter," under date of May 29, discusses these markets as
follows:
"Early buying of fall fpotwear in anticipation of rising
prices is maintaining shoe production at record levels for
Output last month was one-third larger
than in April, 1940, and was approximately the same as in
March, although a 5% decline usually takes place in April.
Sufficient orders are on the manufacturers' books to main¬
this time of year.
production of staple lines until September, while
novelty shoes are sold ahead into July.
Output
accordingly, may exceed the record
of 233,000,000 pairs established in 1937.
"Distributors have had tto pay increases of about 10%
on early purchases of men's staple lines for next fall as
tain
women's
for the first six months,
well
as
on
substantial
re-orders
of
summer
Pro¬
their rise
shoes.
ducers of women's shoes have been able to limit
Retail
price advances accordingly have been confined principally
in costs by
substituting less expensive style features.
/
to men's lines.
"Tanners
are
in
an
advantageous position.
Leather has
good volume for nine consecutive months notwith¬
standing a steady rise in prices to a level 25% above a
sold in
Calf and side upper leather, in fact, are quoted
20 years.
Tanning operations are
being maintained at the advanced rate established last
winter _and unfilled orders will require active production
well through the summer.
Some concern is being expressed,
however, regarding the speculative nature of recent commit¬
ments, tanners being mindful of the problems that some¬
year ago.
at the highest figure in
times arise in
a
105,000 bushels, as indicated by conditions on May 1. This
estimate compared with an indicated production the month
previous of 616,128,000 bushels and 589,151,000 bushels the
corresponding time a year ago.
According to the Agricul¬
tural Adjustment Administration officials, a crop this year
of
475
Production
•
1940
1941
1940
1941
258,871
Number ol mills
*
May 3
May 10
May 17
Weeks Ended
9
MONTHLY REVIEW
*
falling market.
"Hide prices have advanced steadily since February and
are the
highest since the speculative peak of September,
1939.
Even though the threat of Government intervention
temporarily retarded trading several weeks ago when quo¬
tations were 2c. per pound below the current figure, tanners
have been forced to bid up the Chicago packer market in
order to cover against their sales of leather.
Spot hides in
this circumstance have advanced 60% above the low point
of last August.
Such a sharp gain in itself suggests caution,
particularly since supplies of foreign and domestic hides
appear adequate for the industry's near-term requirements."
Grains
653,105,000 bushels, plus the spring wheat yield and the
last year, would raise supplies during the
coming season to about 1,200,000,000 busheis, of which only
about 725,000,000 bushels will be needed for domestic con¬
sumption and export.
Although the report did not affect
the market when it was issued, the favorable start of the
harvest in parts of the Southwest induced hesitation in the
trade during the latter part of the month.
There were local
complaints of insect damage and other difficulties, but the
general tenor of the crop news was encouraging and
prompted profit-taking.
As a result of the favorable crop
outlook and the prospective production for 1941, the Depart¬
ment of Agriculture held its referendum on May 31 to deter¬
mine whether quotas would be invoked.
The farmers voted
carryover from
80.5% in favor of the marketing-quota restrictions on the
1941 crop, and as a result they will be assured of a return
on this year's crop approximately equal to parity.
Under
the marketing program the Secretary of Agriculture will
establish a quota for each farm.
Grain produced this year
on
excess acreages will be subjected to a pena.ty tax of
half the Government loan rate, or approximately 48%c.\ a
bushel, unless stored under bond for future use or delivered
to the Government for relief use.
Corn
and
oats
were
comparatively firm throughout the
month, while rye more or less followed the trend of wheat.
Drought conditions in some sections of the country stimu¬
lated demand for
corn and bats.
Hog prices rose to a point
where feeding ratios were favorable, and the use of corn in
particular for feeding purposes on the farms became intensi¬
fied.
Furthermore, the commercial demand, especially from
distillers, showed improvement. In Chicago the July wheat
option closed on May 31 at 94% c. as against an opening of
89%c. on May 1. At Winnipeg the July wheat option closed
on
May 31 at 77%c.
on
May 1.
as compared with an opening of 77 %c.
July corn in Chicago closed on May 31 at 73%c.
as compared with an opening of 68%c. on May 1.
July new
oats closed at 36c. as compared with an opening of 33%c.
on May 1.
July new rye closed at 54%c. as compared with
an
opening of 53c.
on
May 1.
Sugar
Prices in the market for sugar "futures" moved more or
less irregularly during the past month.
While there were
periods of firmness and easiness, the general undertone was
steady.
Buying during the early part of the month was
prompted by the shipping pool
"firming in the Cuban freights.
which also brought a
The report that the Mari¬
time Commission contemplated freezing freight rates, how¬
ever, did not appear to concern sugar traders too much,
in
much
news
most sugar is
transported to this country in
Firmness in other commodity markets was
another factor which encouraged optimism during the early
as
as
foreign bottoms.
part of the month.
The Agricultural Adjustment Adminis¬
statistical
tration granted permission to refiners to process raw sugar
for export without putting up a similar amount of quota
influences for a time during the past month and prices were
advanced to new seasonal high levels.
The unfavorable
sugar and to melt over-quota sugars in bond.
This was
considered by some in the trade as about equal to a quota
statistical
increase, but it did not
*
Domestic
wheat
markets
influences,
disregarded normal
however,
reasserted
themselves
the market.
towards the end ©f the month, and the early gains of about
10c. per bushel were approximately cut in half.
The chief
ence
influence responsible for the upsurge—an upsurge which at
consumers
on
appear to have any
There
was
adverse influ¬
nothing in the way of
developments as regards refined
new
demand except that
sugar
continued gradually to cut down previously large
one
invisible
time
interest
a bushel.
A loan of 97c. per bushel on the 1941 crop is
the equivalent of about $1.14 per bushel in Chicago, and is
therefore about 17c. less than parity.
It is expected that
developing strength. A statement by the AAA warn¬
ing the trade to disregard reports that any fixed price levels
for the future had not been decided upon was interpreted
as meaning that the attitude of the
Department would re¬
main flexible and be guided by developments.
Subsequently
an easing of freight rates from Cuba, together with Wash¬
ington reports indicating disfavor with excessive specula¬
tive activity in commodity markets served to dampen bull¬
ish enthusiasm and prompted scattered selling, under which
prices yielded. Declines, however, were limited and of short
duration.
It was pointed out that another potential factor
that might possibly find its reflection in the price structure
was the probability that Philippine and Hawaiian
sugars
point put all deliveries above the $1 mark for the first
in about a year—was the passage by Congress and
approval by the President of the bill providing for 85%
parity loans on the five major commodity crops.
Under
the bill signed by President Roosevelt on May 26, producers
will be able to obtain a wheat loan of 85%—or about 97c. a
bushel—compared with last year's 56% of parity—or 72c.
the differential will be more than equalized by benefit
pay¬
ments for compliance with acreage allotments and soilconservation programs, so that farm income from the 1941
of wheat promises to be the highest in a number of
In signing the 85% parity bill, President Roosevelt
pointed out that he did so only because he had reached an
crop
years.
agreement with farm legislative leaders whereby the appro¬
priations for parity payments, which are different from
parity loans, are to be held approximately to last year's
Although the loan for No. 2 red or hard winter
wheat in Chicago is about $1.14, prices are not
expected to
figure.
reach
has
this level
on
because
its hands
of the fact that the
Government
upwards of 200,000,000 bushels of unre¬
deemed loan wheat which it can use to halt
any undesired
advance in prices.
Furthermore, there will be the pressure
of
the
new crop.
It was consequently claimed that the
price movement depends upon the available supply
of "free" wheat, and just what this
supply amounts to is
not definitely known.
It was also pointed out that one of
whole
the
for the failure of prices to maintain their
ad¬
the disposition of farmers to sell both
"free"
and farm loan storage grain on all
upturns in order to
empty their bins ahead of the harvesting of the new crop.
-On May 9 the United States
Department of Agriculture
estimated that this year's winter wheat
crop would be 653,reasons
vance
was
supplies, which laid
in
refined
in
the
the foundation for renewed
event
of
the
market
for
raw
sugars
will be unloaded at the west coast for
land
to
the
expensive.
of
East.
Such
a
Sales of Cuban
small
volume and
procedure
raw
transshipment over¬
would naturally be
sugars
consisted
during the month
of
the following, all
On May 8 first-half June shipment at
2.55c., and second-half June shipment at 2.55c.; on May 20
early June arrival at 2.45c., and on May 27 prompt ship¬
were
exclusive of duty :
ment at 2.47c.
The wholesale price for refined, immediate
delivery, was quoted at 5.10c. until May 21, when a range
of 4.95c. to 5.10c. was quoted.
On May 22 all refiners low¬
ered the price to 4.95c., at which figure it was continued
until May 29, when a range of 4.90c. to 4.95c. was
quoted.
Coffee
Aside from occasional
temporary technical reactions, the
market for coffee "futures" ruled generally firm during the
past month, with prices at the end showing substantial
gains.
Increased buying by roasters of spot supplies was
largely responsible for the strength of the market, although
the prospect that the withdrawal of ships for Great Britain
from the regular runs may promote shortages of space had
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10
Tlie most important news development during
the more or less expected increase
in the quotas and the authorization of producing countries
to ship 15% in excess of their quotas for storage here.
The
news failed to have any adverse effect on the market, which
was taken to indicate the underlying strength of the price
structure.
In fact, the quota increase amounts to only
its
effect.
the month, however, was
265,689 bags, or one-sixtieth of the entire quota and the
equivalent of six days' consumption for the country.
The
excess
shipments will be stored in warehouses under the
supervision of customs authorities until Oct. 1.
No. 7 Santos was quoted May 31 at 9%c.@10c. against
March 31;
8%c.@8%c.
30;
April
9c.@9%c.
7y2'c.@7%c.
7c.@71/4c. Jan. 31; 6y2c. Dec. 31, the same as on
Nov. 30; 6%c. Oct. 31, the same as on Sept. 30, against
5%c.@6c. Aug. 30; 6%c. on July 31, June 29 and May 31.
No. 7 Rio was quoted on May 31 at 8c. against 6%c.
Feb. 28;
April 30, the same as on March 31, against 6c.
5%c. Jan. 31; 5%c. Dec. 31, the same as on Nov.
Oct. 31; 5c. Sept. 30; 5%c. Aug. 30; b^c. on
June 29 and May
Feb. 28;
30; 5%c.
July 31,
31.
•
Rubber
concerning other cotton products.
Notwithstanding the
trading, prices held firm throughout.
Print
cloths at Fall River for 28-inch 64x60's advanced further
from 5%c. April 30 to 6%c. May 31, while the price of
27-inch cloths 64x60's continued its rise from 5%c. to 6c.,
and that of Osnaburgs from ll%c. to 12%c.
The report of
the Census Bureau, issued May 14, and covering the month
of April, disclosed another material gain in the domestic
consumption of the staple, with the total establishing a new
monthly record.
The amount consumed in April was given
as
920,142 bales of lint and 119,639 bales of linters, as
against 854,179 bales of lint and 119,029 bales of linters in
March, 1941, and only 623,098 bales of lint and 91,896 bales
of linters in April, 1940.
The woolen goods market was less active than heretofore,
chiefly, however, because of the reluctance of producers to
accept additional civilian orders in view of the mounting
requirements for the defense program.
With the backlog
ures
in
letdown
of unfilled orders
reaching the huge estimated total of 75,-
000,000 yards, it is becoming increasingly difficult for cloth¬
ing manufacturers to arrange for nearby deliveries of needed
materials.
A particularly tight spot situation was reported
tropical worsteds and gabardines. Women's wear fabrics
active demand, with a number of produc¬
ers said to be sold up on their production of fall materials.
in
and strong during the first
Crude rubber continued active
period under review, mainly under the influence
in war risk insurance rates, and tlie continued
half of the
of
rise
the
Far Eastern shipping situation.
Subse¬
quently, however, the market turned weak, and prices de¬
clined sharply.
The dominant bearish factor was the report
that higher margins on rubber futures have been demanded
tightness
in
the
by the Office of Price Administration and Civilian Supply;
that a price ceiling may be placed on the commodity.
also
Moreover, it was said that the
easier as
come
transporting rubber from the producing centers.
consumption statistics for April, revealing an
increase of 36.3% over April, 1940, as well as reports about
the outbreak of labor troubles in one of the Malayan States
for
able
The monthly
served
as
steadying influence, but recurrent
temporary
a
offerings, and a further recession in quotations.
smoked sheets for spot delivery were quoted at
new
Ribbed
asked May 31 against 23%c.
22 %c.
asked March 31;
$2.88@$2.93 against $2.81@$2.86 April 30; $2.95@$3.00
31; $2.70@$2.75 Feb. 28; $2,54@$2.59 Jan. 31; $2.52
@$2.57 Dec. 31, the same as on Nov. 30; $2.58@$2.63
Oct. 31; $2.55@$2,60 Sept. 30; $2.47@$2.51 Aug. 31; $2.53@
$2.55 July 31;
$2.65@$2.68 June 30, and $2.72@$2.79
May 31.
March
the
In
asked April 30; 22%c.
21%c. asked Feb. 28; 19%e. asked Jan. 31;
20%c. asked Dec. 31; 21c. asked Nov. 30, the same as on
Oct. 31; 19%c. asked Sept. 30; 19% c. asked Aug. 31; 21%c.
asked July 31; 21%c. asked June 30, and 21%c. asked
Petroleum and Its Products
of the Interior Harold L.
textile
trades
continued
maintained
their
active
trend,
under
of
stimulus
expanding industrial activities,
due to mounting orders for the national defense program.
Retail business made another good showing, as increasing
payrolls and the approach of the vacation and travel season
resulted in enlivening the pace of consumer buying.
Pre¬
dominantly favorable weather conditions, and various pro¬
motional events, such as National
Cotton Week and Mother's
Day, helped to enhance the volume of sales, with summer
apparel, sports wear items and travel accessories attracting
particular attention.
Substantial increases in the dollar
volume
of business
reported from all sections of the
Middle Western, New England and
made a better showing than some
parts of the East and South where drought conditions re¬
tarded business to some extent.
Wholesale trading, far
although
country,
Pacific
from
Coast
districts
experiencing
tinued active
into
the
stantial
were
as
the
customary
numerous
market,
and
reorders
advance
seasonal
letdown,
goods
orders attained
on
fall
summer
con¬
came
sub¬
Prices maintained their firm trend,
and further advances were announced on bedspreads, mat¬
tress covers and linens.
Delivery difficulties were again
encountered in many fields, and the slowness in shipments
and the reluctance of sellers, to accept orders for early de¬
livery tended to hamper the volume of business in a good
many instances.
Raw cotton in May advanced sharply dur¬
ing most of the month, with quotations reaching the highest
levels in several years.
The paramount influence was the
adoption by Congress, and the subsequent signing by the
President, of legislation calling for a mandatory loan of
85% of parity on the 1941 cotton crop. The growing realiza¬
tion that the new loan rates were sharply in excess of
proportions.
current market
values led to substantial
buying and cover¬
ing operations, and a further stimulus was provided by the
release of the domestic consumption figures for April show¬
ing the largest use of the staple on record.
Scattered hedge
selling and profit-taking were easily absorbed by the mar¬
ket, but later in the month the placing of a price "ceiling"
on
combed
cotton
yarns
and unfavorable reports from the
"that
insure
be
the
supply of petroleum and its products
accommodated to the needs of the Nation and the
The appointment followed the
oil rationing
in the East is a distinct possibility and Mr. Ickes's predic¬
tions of gasoline-less Sundays for the Eastern States.
In the presidential letter to Mr. Ickes notifying him of
his appointment as Petroleum Coordinator, Mr. Roosevelt
gave him power only to "make specific recommendations"
program."
President's warning to Speaker Rayburn that
Federal
to
State
or
governmental
mendations"
to the
of
coordinator
the
on
of
matters
petroleum
would amount to a virtual order.
In his letter
President Roosevelt said, in part;
"One of the essential requirements of the national defense
policies
petroleum
de¬
and utilization
resources and
our facilities present and future for making petroleum and
petroleum products available, adequately and continuously,
in the proper forms, at the proper places, and at, reasonable
prices to meet military and civilian needs."
It was generally agreed, on the basis of current statistics
covering the American oil industry, that the President's
move was motivated not by any shortage of crude or refined
products but by the shortage of transportation facilities to
make gasoline and other refined products such as lubricants
available at reasonable prices in major consuming areas.
This problem has been accentuated by the Administration's
lend-lease plans for Great Britain, which have sent 50
American tankers formerly used in the Gulf Ooast-Atlantic
which must be made the basis of
policy in the unlimited national
clared on May 27, 1941, is the development
with maximum efficiency of our petroleum
our
program,
defense
Coast trade into
In
problems
1.
of
The
crude
letter
to
Mr.
Ickes
he
specified the
follows:
as
proper
oils
emergency
of Great Britain in recent weeks.
use
President's
the
development, production and utilization of those reserves
natural gas that are of strategic importance both to
and
quality and location.
2.
ucts
Elimination
and
which
the
more
or
reduction of
development
efficient
use
of
mining loan rates in the various sections of the Southern
products with full consideration
belt.
of the
3.
4.
cross
hauling of petroleum and its prod¬
transportation facilities and of
can
storage
Spot cotton here in New York was quoted 11.73c. May 1,
point advanced steadily to a high of 13.63c.
May 26, with^ the price subsequently receding to 13.55c.
May 31.
Business in the gray cloths markets was very
active in the early part of the month, and prices on all
authorities and
Under the unlimited emergency proc¬
lamation, however, there was little doubt that the "recom¬
petroleum industry.
European war exerted a somewhat sobering influence on
trading, as did discussions regarding the methods of deter¬
and from that
Ickes Petroleum Coordinator for
National Defense and ordered him to formulate a program
national defense
The
the
double
$10,000,000,000 American petroleum industry was
placed under Federal control on May 31 when President
Roosevelt, acting under powers of the unlimited national
emergency proclamation issued on May 27, named Secretary
will
Textiles
crack
was
The
to
May 31.
the 20-22 deniers Japanese
of
case
quoted at $2.81@$2.86 May 31 against $2.69@$2.74
April 30; $2.82 @$2.87 March 31; $2.55@$2.61 Feb. 28; $2.33
@$2.38 Jan. 31, the same as on Dec. 31; $2.34@$2.39
Nov. 30; $2.40@$2.45 Oct. 31; $2.38@$2.43 Sept. 30; $2.41@
$2.45 Aug. 31; $2.44@$2.46 July 31; $2.56@$2.58 June 30,
and $2.64@$2.81 May 31.
extra
the Administration's price policy induced
over
nervousness
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted May 31
at
freight situation would be¬
shipping space would be made avail¬
more
also continued in
be
made
of
existing
methods by
and
transportation
facilities.
Balancing refining operations to secure the maximum
raw
materials
The elimination
and of other
and efficiency of
production and distribution.
of the drilling of unnecessary
unnecessary
yields of specific
for requirements, the most economical use
wells in
proven
fields
activities and equipment.
The letter of appointment did not
bestow upon Mr. Ickes
activities during the second half of the month was due
price-fixing powers, but Coordinator Ickes's
powers specifically authorize him to make recom¬
mendations
to
the Office of Price Administration
and
in part to the growing difficulty in obtaining nearby de¬
liveries, and in part to the belief that the placing of a price
ceiling on combed yarns might be followed by similar meas¬
Civilian Supply, an authorization which in effect, it is be¬
lieved, opens the way for the establishment of "priceceilings" should petroleum prices shoot upwards.
constructions reached
in
new
high points.
The slowing down
any
specific
broad
MONTHLY BEVIEW
June, 1941]
Nation-wide
oil
crude
price
developed during
advances
affected by
structure. .Tue
May, with every producing field in the country
upward revision of the crude oil price
movement was touched off by a
the
forward
barrel boost in crude oil inices
general 10c. a
in the Oklahoma
and Kansas
Phillips Petroleum Co. and the Shell Oil Co. The
advance posted by Shell also was made effective in New
Mexico, North, West and East Texas, and those P°°l® *n
which the company purchased crude in Louisiana.
The
Shell announcement also disclosed a 10c. boost in Illinois
fields by
prices, while Phillips Petroleum extended its price
advances into the Texas Panhandle, where quotations were
crude oil
lifted 9c
The
price schedule for Oklahoma, Kansas and Illinois
no May 19 with the other fields' postings
new
effect
into
went
Under the revised
setup, Oklahoma and Kansas crude oil went to a new top
price of $1.25 a barrel, while Benton County, Illinois, had a
new
flat price of $1.37 a barrel.
West Texas and New
Mexico crude oil went up to $1.04 for 36 gravity and above,
while East Texas crude went to a flat price of $1.25 a
barrel.
West Texas crude oil advanced to 95c. for Pecos
effective the following
becoming
and
for the past several months,
before the House of Representa¬
tives, which promised early hearings upon the bill in order
"The
of
day.
possibility within
tion
oil
in
only did higher prices develop
Mountains, but
Rocky
announced
a
taneously,
as
Standard
measure
the bill
fields
fore
for
potentially dangerous, but even
which
is
The immediate construc¬
the supply to the Atlantic
few months.
augment
to
available to
means
one
relieve this
situation.
proposed by Mr. Cole seems to me ade¬
it is a
The situation which
is designed to correct must be remedied.
I there¬
of first rank in
take
this
means
and
to
to
urge
importance.
call
that
the
measure
be
it
given
directly to your
early
and
direct
by Congress."
The situation whereby governmental construction of
pipe¬
lines is necessary arose through
the refusal of certain rail¬
Georgia to allow the pipelines to cross their rightLegislation to force cooperation of the railroads
roads in
of-way.
with
upward
the
Georgia
pipeline companies failed of enactment in the
Legislature despite the personal intervention of
Roosevelt in
President
special wire sent to the Governor
the Senate floor there in which
he stressed the importance of the pipeline construction and
urged that the State of Georgia give every possible aid to
of
Georgia and read
such
a
upon
The situation was brought to a head during
building.
May through plans of the Maritime Commission to
to Great Britain 50 tankers formerly in the Gulf
a
"loan"
Coast-
25 of which already have been trans¬
ferred.
The gap in transportation facilities caused by this
transfer plus the increased demand as a result of defense
activities has brought about the possibility of a shortage
along the Atlantic Coast not because we haven't got the
petroleum but because transportation to refineries is im¬
possible in the needed quantities.
The seriousness of the situation which has developed be¬
cause
of the bottleneck in pipeline construction is illus¬
trated in the pessimistic attitude taken by Dr. R. E. Wilson,
chief petroleum consultant of the Office of Production Man¬
agement, in a speech delivered before the American Institute
of Chemical Engineers at thei?, annual convention at the
Hotel Sherman in Chicago late in May, in which he declared
that in spite of everything which can be done this summer,
it will be difficult to move the desired volume of petroleum
in the fields east of
Oil Co. of California
in
the
States
United
oils
crude
into
made
were
during
products into the East Coast area, particularly if further
diversion of tankers to England is necessary.
Petroleum
the
Nation's general price struc¬
Among
alignment.
the
gasoline produc¬
12 times greater than that in 1916, and only
transportation is there any bottleneck in
sight. Axis oil supplies were so low, Dr. Wilson said, that
England might win the war without invading Europe by
bombing Germany's "vital spot"—her synthetic oil plants
and transportation lines.
Early in the month the Maritime Commission disclosed
the details of the agreement with the American oil com¬
supplies
areas
in 11 years,
barrel
in
with Midland grade crude oil moving up to $1.44
the price structure was brought into line with
as
the
Illinois
Also
on
quotations
May 27 came
after
the
last
advances
there.
price of 7c. a barrel in the posting
on Corning grade crude oil by the Joseph Seep Purchasing
Agency of the South Penn Oil Co. to $1.31 a barrel.
Oil
Standard
7c.
Co.
10c.
to
a
of
Louisiana
barrel
in
announced
increases
May 21.
Ashland
Oil
a
in
crude
oil
and
gasoline
Olson
Albert
Governor
of
California
in
telegrams
sent
to
iPetroleum
meet
the
and
the
Standard
Texas
of
Co.
announced
California
that
increases,
they would
retroactive
to
May 23,
The
disclosure
necessary
in
industries
that
the
Administration
might
find
it
to curtail the consumption of oil on the Atlantic
order
to
conserve
supplies
for
essential
defense
contained
in a letter sent by President
Speaker of the House Rayburn in which the
Chief Executive urged legislation under which the Govern¬
ment may itself build pipelines for the transportation of
Roosevelt
was
to
of the 50 desired by
the
domestic oil trade to carry oil for Great
ships from the private operators,
using "lease-lend" funds
and
paying the going rate.
If shipping rates are raised
contrary to the Commission's request, however, the Com¬
mission is free to pay lower charter rates.
Oil producers,
who will
be forced
to lease
part of their tanker fleets to
the fleet of 50 tankers that the Commission plans
eventually to have, will have part of their oil petroleum
make up
other operators on a cost-of-operations basis.
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey early in the month dis¬
closed that it has already revised its pipeline setup to make
carried by
prices by West Coast
on
oil tankers,
transshipment into British bottoms.
Under the terms of
the agreement, which may serve as a basis for withdrawals
of other American ships, the Commission will lease the
barrel.
May 28.
In reporting a 25% increase in
crude oil prices in California within a month, Governor
Olson urged Mr. Henderson to set prices of petroleum and
natural gas products at "reasonable figures" pending an
investigation.
On the same day that the Governor made his
protest to Washington, Union Oil of California, General
Washington
of
Britain from South American to North American ports for
&
producers was asked of President Roosevelt and Leon Hen¬
derson, Director of the Office of Price Administration, by
ample, he pointed out, with
ately from the
of
Transportation lifted Kentucky River pro¬
duction and Big Sandy River production in Kentucky 10c. a
barrel, retroactive to May 21.
Federal investigation of what he termed "unwarranted"
increases
field
Commission for Great Britain, would be withdrawn immedi¬
crude
Talco crude, Texas, was lifted 7c.
the
panies whereby 25
postings in Louisiana,
effective as of
May 22.
Heavy Smackover crude was
lifted
7c. a barrel, other fields being moved up 10c. a
barrel.
Magnolia Petroleum, affiliate of Socony-Vacuum,
lifted crude oil prices in Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma,
Illinois, Louisiana and Arkansas by 10c. a barrel, effective
a
are
tion at present
central Michigan
fields, Corning crude and several fields in Arkansas.
Advances of from 5c. to 7c. a barrel in crude prices in
central Michigan fields sent quotations to the highest levels
Coast
the Atlantic Coast is
consideration
affected in the latest price advances were
of
the
attention
general price advance in gasoline prices simul¬
it did last month, posted increases ranging
final weeks in May to bring the
as
concentration of industry,
upon
quate to accomplish its objectives and, in my opinion,
up to 12c. a barrel in all California fields.
In the April
markup posted by the company, advances in crude oil prices
ran
up to 13c. a barrel in some fields.
With the posting
of the California price advances, all major fields in the
United States boosted sharply higher crude oil prices at
the close of May as compared with those prevailing at the
outset
of the month.
May was the second consecutive
month in which crude oil prices advanced.
Further readjustment in crude oil prices in various scat¬
from
a
pipelines
is
The bill
South Penn Oil Co advanced
Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky 10c.
of
Coast
posted the second advance in West Coast crude oil prices
in less than a month late in May.
The company, which
a
bases
Atlantic Coast trade,
Not
ture
military
and
present demands upon these transportation facilities make
restriction of oil consumption to essential uses a distinct
barrel.
tered
program," President Roosevelt de¬
"The vast
letter.
is this water route long and
prices
of Pennsylvania grade crude oil 15c. a barrel to $2.55 for
Bradford-Allegheny, $2.20 in Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe¬
lines, and $2.15 for Eureka Pipeline.
Ohio oil lifted crude
oil prices 10c. a barrel, with Elk Basin and Grass Creek
light going to $1; Lance Creek to 92c., and Rock Creek to
$1.15.
Soldo Corp., subsidiary of Standard of Ohio, ad¬
revision in these areas,
the
his
concerned with one of the vital phases
defense
dependent for petroleum upon tankers plying between
the Guif Coast and the Middle Atlantic ports.
Not only
Phillips
price, in general, in the fields affected by the
and Shell advances.
In addition to the general
the
crude
in
population
fields, further strengthening developed in other
throughout the country.
All major companies met
vanced
industry
is
measure
national
our
clared
the Illinois
fields
petroleum
to speed its enactment.
above.
Phillips and
the
the
introduced such legislation
Shell advances sending crude oil
prices to the highest level since 1938, when widespread
price weakness developed on the flood of cheap oil from
With
private build¬
of such
ing
County, Yates Field (deep), and 82c. for Yates Field (shal¬
low).
Texas Panhandle prices were set at $1.11 for 40
gravity
petroleum products or grant to
or
pipelines the right of eminent domain.
Shortly
before President
Roosevelt's letter, Representative Cole,
head of the House subcommittee which has been investigat¬
ers
new
barrel
bl
petroleum
,
up for the loss of the transportation facilities through the
turning over of some of its tankers to the Maritime Com¬
mission.
Pipeline deliveries from the mid-continent fields
to the
company's Bay way, N. J., refinery will be Increased
by some 16,000 barrels daily under the new setup.
This
Was accomplished by ending the movement of Venezuelan
pipeline from Marcus Hook, Pa., to Sarnia, Ont.
pipeline thus freed is now used for moving oil from
the mid-continent to Bay way and the switchover was wait¬
crude oil by
The
ing only for final approval of the new schedule of tariffs,
in Washington.
The crude oil which will be lost by
filed
the Sarnia
refinery of Imperial Oil Co., Ltd., Standard of
Jersey affiliate, will be replaced through importations
of mid-continent crude oil which that refinery utilized prior
New
to last
December, when the pipeline movement from Marcus
Through the pipelines made available
Hook was initiated.
by the change,
Standard
can
send 10,000 barrels of crude
/
13
REVIEW
MONTHLY
additional
May 14—Republic Refining' advanced prices of crude
Pigeon field in coastal Louisiana 5c. a barrel to $1.10.
Pennsylvania.
10c.. a
daily to Bay way, and it was reported that
arrangements have been completed to obtain the other 6,OOU
barrels daily through a Tidewater line which cuts
through
oil-producing
States
met
Washington
in
15c.
used
in
the
branch of
producing
amount
the
price
advances
of
Kansas, Texas and Illinois fields, other major
Oil
Co.
advanced
Pennsylvania
crude
oil
prices
barrel.
a
oil
industry,
May 21—Ohio Oil lifted Elk Basin and Grass Creek crude 10c.
Lance Creek and Rock Creek also moved up 10c.
May 21—Sohio Oil
which
lifted Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky crude oil 10c.
23—Standard Oil Co. of California posted advances in all
to 12c. a barrel.
24—Standard of Louisiana lifted heavy Smaekover crude
barrel, other Louisiana fields 10c. a barrel, effective as of May 22.
May.
fields
ranging up
May
24—Magnolia
May
Louisiana
Illinois,
Petroleum
lifted
Arkansas
and
crude
advanced 7c., all boosts effective as of
While it is not possible to curtail use of steel in oil
fields sufficient to account for the total needed in the
pro¬
Texas,
10c.
New
a
Mexico,
Oklahoma,
Talco, Texas, was
barrel.
a
7c.
May 21.
May 24—Ashland Oil lifted Kentucky crude 10c., as of May 21.
May 27—Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency lifted Corning crude oil 7c.
barrel to $1.31.
jected pipeline construction, it
was stressed that any saving
important at the present time.
Texas Senate was still
considering the
passed by the House of Representatives which author¬
Michigan crude prices
27—Central
May
At month-end the
izes the Railroad Commission to prorate crude oil allowables
the various fields on the basis of market demand.
barrel,
a
barrel.
a
to
steel.
bill
initiated
Bayou
with
particularly desirable atj;he i>resent time in the oil industry
in view of the fact that several large pipeline
projects cur¬
rently planned in the East will consume large amounts of
is
Oil
the
011
approximately 250,000 tons annually.
R. E. McConnell, head of the production division conserva¬
tion unit of the OPM, pointed out that savings of steel are
at all
Penn
20—South
May
major
May 27 with
members of the Office of Production Management to discuss
the possibility of conserving approximately
20% of the steel
would
barrel in Oklahoma,
in
companies following.
Representatives of the Interstate Oil Compact Commission
and officials of the oil control agencies of the various
19—Phillips Petroleum and Shell
May
oil
Midland crude going
with
barrel,
lifted
were
from
5c.
a
7c.
to
a
$1.44.
to
May 28—Texas General Petroleum and Union Oil of California
met
the
crude advances posted by Standard of California, retroactive to
May 23.
among
The bill, which would create a
method of selective
new
buy¬
ing, is being opposed chiefly by the Ohio Oil Co. and Sin¬
clair Prairie Oil Co.
The bill is designed to eliminate the
loophole in the Texas proration laws under which the
Continental
Oil
Co.
obtained
injunction
an
this
month
against the Commission,
issued by the Travis County Dis¬
trict Court, allowing the oil company to produce sufficient
oil to fill its orders.
Commissioner Sadler, of the Railroad
Commission, said that the injunction, unless upset in the
Commission's appeal, might result in seriously
endangering
entire
the
Texas
proration
system,
as
field
every
•State would be allowed to produce all the oil
as
long as there
in
the
it could sell
physical waste.
H. F. Sinclair, Chairman of the Board of the
Consolidated
Oil Co., in a statement issued in New York
City late in
the month, expressed his
opposition to any. change in the
present oil proration laws of Texas.
In response to many
inquiries, he stated that his view was that the best solu¬
was
no
tion offered at present
was
to extend the present law for
two years,
with the addition of provisions covering the pro¬
duction of condensate.
The latter product, he
pointed out,
was becoming of increasing
importance, and the crude mar¬
ket would be affected if condensate was not
prorated on a
basis with crude oil.
It was indicated that
Mr. Sinclair was referring to the Clark
comparable
proration bill
now
pending in the Texas Legislature, which, with the active
approval of Commissioners Sadler and Culbertson of the
'Railroad Commission, has already
passed the House by a
large majority and is now before the Texas Senate.
The Clark proration bill provides that
proration shall be
by the entire demand for oil from all pools,
»
determined
rather than
on
purchasers' nominations
as
to the quantities
of certain grades required from
individual pools.
"Radical
changes at this time," Mr. Sinclair said, "would
inevitably
lead to litigation, and while the
present law may not'be
perfect i.n all respects and may not suit everybody, includ¬
ing myself, under all the circumstances I think that the
industry had better bear the ills it has than fly to others
that it knows not of.
Certainly I am not in favor of try¬
ing new yardsticks and new methods,
opening up an en¬
tirely new series of problems which experience indicates
would have to be fought
through the courts and
might take
years to determine."
Highlight of the month's developments in refined products
the agreement reached in Washington late in
May
whereby refiners and marketers of gasoline agreed after a
was
conference with Office of Price Administration and Civilian
officials not to make any further substantial in¬
in quotations without prior consultations with Leon
Supply
creases
Henderson,
curtailing
more
than
30,000 barrels
May market demand estimate of the Bureau, and
3% above actual demand in the comparable 1940
Prices
period.
16,000
barrels
daily, which is approximately
below
the
current
allowable
and
approxi¬
mately 9,500 barrels under the level recommended for
Texas
during June by the Bureau of Mines.
The Texas June pro¬
ration ruling provides for 21
production days in all fields
except those in the Panhandle, which are allowed 26
days.
Louisiana also kept in line with
its June Bureau of Mines
market estimate
allowable, setting the figure for June at
319,500 barrels, against 319,700 barrels recommended
by the
Federal
The
agency.
figure is 824 barrels under the
May quota of 320,324 barrels.
District Judge J P
Barnes, upon the motion of the plaintiffs and at their
cost
Only eight plaintiffs remained in the case when
entered
the
order
May 19.
One plaintiffs claim
had previ¬
ously been ordered dismissed by the
court, and four others
had voluntarily withdrawn their
charges.
A
was
advance
of
5% by all major
general wage
oil
companies
was
Representative
price changes
'
crude oil markets of the Nation
May
5e.
to
May
1—Ashland
Oil
&
showing the trend
during May follow:
Transportation advanced
$1.80, and Big Sandy River crude 5c.
to
of
higher
into
the
a
barrel.
crude
petroleum
and
Diesel
products—gasoline, fuel
oil
and
lubricants—moved
during
sharply higher, with further price advances a distinct possi¬
bility, although tlie future of the market is clouded by the
possibility of
a Government-enforced "price-ceiling."
Indus¬
expansion and the tightness created in supplies along
Coast by the transportation bottleneck was
behind the marked strength in fuel and
heating fuels with
trial
Atlantic
the
the forward movement of crude oil
is
tor
the
prices also
potent fac¬
a
bolstering the market.
June
domestic
demand
record-breaking
for
fuel
motor
will
continue
at
in evidence during the year to
date, with the Bureau of Mines placing home needs for gaso¬
line at 59,900,000 barrels, which is 8% above the
abnormally
high demand in June last year and almost 11% above the
estimated
pace
domestic
demand for motor fuel in June, 1940.
strong domestic demand for motor fuel and
probable further substantial increases in fuel oil require¬
ments, the Bureau's report declared that refinery opera¬
In view of the
tions
should
remain
at
a
high
level
and
there should
be
abnormal reductions of storage.
no
Representative price changes, showing the trend of the
major refined products in all leading markets
throughout the country, follow:
Nation's
May 1—Socony Vacuum lifted undivided dealer prices of gasoline %c. a
gallon at Boston, and 7/10c. a gallon for undivided dealer and commercial
tank-wagon prices at Buffalo.
May 5—Standard of Ohio lifted retail prices of
grades, effective May 5.
May
6—Gulf
Coast
51,4c.
to
May
New
to
to
%c. a gallon, all
gas
i;.
prices
5^>c.
of
regular
gallon.
a
gasoline
Natural
advanced
were
gasoline
being
$2
Portland,
%c.
a
%c.
In
gallon
in
jumped
3^c.
7—Socony-Vacuum
advanced
Mobilheat
2/10c.
prices
York
City.
May 7—Diesel fuel oil moved
New
at
Me.,
York,
and
Boston,
$1.90 at
a
*
5c.
up
a
barrel
Philadelphia
Atlantic
at
and
Coast
Baltimore;
ports,
$2.10
at
Norfolk.
May 8—Socony-Vacuum advanced Mobilheat l/10c. a gallon in Vermont,
Connecticut and most of New York State, except in the western area.
May 8—No. 2 fuel oil prices were lifted %c. a gallon in Baltimore to 5c.
May 9—Service station prices of pasoline, and No. 2 fuel oil prices were
lifted y2c. a gallon in Philadelphia.
May
9—Undivided
gallon,
car
commercial
prices 7/10c.
May
lc.
a
a
dealer
tank
quotations
wagon
prices
of gasoline were lifted 8/10c. a
7/10c. a gallon to 8.3c., and tank
gallon in New York and Brooklyn.
central New York State advanced 4/10c.
9—Gasoline prices in
3/10c.
a
May
May
New
lifted
fuel,
kerosene
and
No.
2
fuel
oil
advanced
were
in
York.
14—Bulk
up
were
gallon.
14—Motor
western
went
to
gallon.
May 13—Upper New York and New England gasoline prices
y8c.
a
gasoline
gallon.
prices
North
in
the
Texas
midcontinent
refinery prices
and
midwest
advanced
a
field
similar
amount-
May
19—Standard
delivery, by 0.6c.
and
the
District
a
of
of
New
Jersey
advanced
gallon in New Jersey, and
gasoline,
%c.
a
all
methods
of
gallon in Maryland
Columbia.
May 21—Atlantic Refining advanced motor fuel prices ^c. a gallon in
Jersey and the Philadelphia area.
May 23—Standard of California posted a general price advance of %c. a
gallon in gasoline prices throughout its marketing area.
May 26—Continental Oil Co. advanced tank wagon prices of all grades
southern New
of
Kentucky River
$1.22.
2—Pure Oil advanced Corning, Ohio, crude oil 7c.
put
refined
tools
men,
May, with every major marketing
area in the country being affected
by the upward revision
in tlie price structure.
Record consumption sent gasoline
on
effect early in May.
all
consumption and releasing
pressing defense work.
kerosene
sharply
new
Dismissal of the triple
damage suits brought by 13 con¬
sumers against major oil
companies convicted of anti-trust
law violations at the Madison
trials in 1938 was ordered in
Chicago late in the month by Federal
of
and
oils
above the
The Texas Railroad Commission
set the June allowable for
the State at 1,362,280 barrels
civilian
and material for
Oklahoma
is
price-control group.
new
early in June.
It was indicated that manufacture of fuel
burners might be curtailed, with the two-fold
object of
gallon
This total
the
to
oil
Bureau
Mines.
of
curb civilian consumption of fuel oil,
in heavy demand in the defense program, are scheduled for
Daily average demand for crude oil in the domestic mar¬
ket during June was set at
3,830,000 barrels in the regular
monthly market demand estimate of the United States
of
Administrator
Further meetings
gasoline
subnormal"
in
and
kerosene
5/10c.
a
gallon
at
all
so-called
"normal
and
points in its marketing area.
May 26—Standard Oil of New Jersey advanced Esso gasoline lc. a gallon
West Virginia, 5/10c. a gallon in
Maryland and the District of Columbia
MONTHLY EEYIEW
June, 1941]
•
on
a
posted gasoline prices, tank-wagon prices 5/10c., and tank car
gallon in Virginia.
May
26—Midcontinent
gasoline prices
advanced
%c.
a
27—Magnolia Petroleum advanced tank wagon prices
kerosene, all grades, lc. a gallon throughout Oklahoma.
May 27—Gulf Coast prices of motor fuel moved
May
6/10c.
28—New
a
York
Oity
gasoline
gallon, excluding Staten Island.
prices
up
of
gasoline
%c. to tyc. a gallon.
gained
from
4/10c. to
Nassau
Southern Westchester and
County prices also were readjusted.
May 28—Standard of Ohio advanced gasoline prices, all grades and all
methods of delivery, %c. a gallon, effective May 29.
MAY FINANCING
OF THE UNITED
STATES
TREASURY
With the rate of defense expenditures increasing in
to
May
approximately $900,000,000 from $761,000,000 in April,
the
Treasury stepped
activities.
It
in various directions its fund raising
brought out two
decided to roll
bill
up
issues, sold three months
substantial
sum
new
types of securities.
the first of the $200,000,000
over
in the
regular
ago,
way
to fall due.
through
a
It
discount
It raises a
public offering
of
long-term bonds.
It anticipated the maturity on Aug. 1,
1941, of $834,435,200 of 314% bonds by making an exchange
offering.
It appealed to Congress for a revision of the excess
profits tax law and corporation income taxes to raise an
amount $303,000,000 above the revisions first sought.
Of particular significance was the
implementing by the
Treasury of its fund raising appeals by the offering on May 1
of the defense
savings bonds, the plans for which had been
in process of
development for several months.
The securities
offered, as noted previously in these columns, included a
series E bond, replacing the earlier United States
savings
bonds, with purchases restricted to $5,000 by any one in¬
dividual in a calendar year; a series-F bond, also sold on a
discount basis, available for purchase
up to $50,000 in a
single year by either individuals or corporations, except com¬
mercial banks, and a series G bonds,
bearing a 214% coupon,
and purchasable at par by individuals or
corporations, again
excepting commercial banks, up to $50,000 a year.
In addi¬
tion, savings stamps, in denominations from 10 cents to $5,
exchangeable for series E bonds, were offered.
Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. an¬
nounced on May 8 that sales of the defense
savings bonds and
stamps totaled $114,880,000, including $18,679,000 of E
bonds, $14,517,000 of F bonds, $80,130,000 of G bonds and
$1,554,000 of stamps.
Sales of these securities through
May 14 amounted to $216,845,000, including $44,449,000 of
E bonds, $24,294,000 of F
bonds, $146,048,000 of G bonds
and $2,054,000 of stamps.
Sales for the first 24 days of
May were estimated by the Treasury at about $348,000,000,
including $92,000,000 of E bonds, $37,000,000 of F bonds,
$219,000,000 of G bonds and $2,800,000 of savings stamps.
At his press conference on May 12 Mr.
Morgenthau said the
sales were "as good as expected or
maybe a little better."
He predicted sales for the entire month of more than
$400,000,000.
The other
new type of
security which the Treasury added
raising armory in May was announced on May 26
by Acting Secretary of the Treasury Daniel W. Bell.
He
said the Treasury was offering a
special issue of 2% de¬
positary bonds for subscription by depositaries and financial
agents.
It was stated that the issue would be dated June 1
to its fund
and the coupon,
subject to Federal taxation, would be pay¬
semi-annually.
The Treasury did not expect that more
than $100,000,000 of the obligations would be subscribed for.
The bonds will be issued in registered form
only in the name
able
of the Treasurer of the United
States in trust for the de¬
positaries and financial agents to which they are allotted,
and they will not be transferable.
The Treasury received
many requests for such a bond from banks which are
opening
offices,
particularly near Army camps, and need to
Government depositaries.
The principal financing operation carried out
by the
Treasury during the month was that disclosed by Secretary
Morgenthau's announcement on May 22 of a cash offering
of $600,000,000 of 2 J4% Treasury bonds of 1956-58.
In
addition, the Treasury made provision for the refunding of
$834,435,200 of 8\i% bonds maturing Aug. 1, 1941,
by
offering the new 234% bonds in exchange for the %% Treas¬
new
qualify
as
notes of series D-1943 offered in connection with the
March financing.
The new 234% bonds are dated June 2,
1941, and will mature on March 15, 1958, with option to the
ury
Treasury to redeem the issue
It should be noted that the
and after March 15, 1956.
bonds have four years
longer
on
new
maturity than those sold last March and represent the
longest term cash offering since the sale of 22-27 year tax
exempt 2%s in December, 1938.
The %% notes mature
March 15, 1943.
An overwhelming
ceived for the
closed
new
volume of cash subscriptions
was
bonds and the subscription books
re¬
were
May 22, the day of the offering.
The books on
exchange subscriptions were closed on May 23, except for the
holders of $15,000 or less of the maturing bonds, for whom
a May 24
closing of the books was permitted.
Secretary
Morgenthau said on May 27 that subscriptions to the new
bonds aggregated $8,268,000,000, ydth all
subscriptions
allotted 8 %, on a straight percentage basis, with
adjustments,
where necessary, to the $100 denomination.
Almost 95%
of the Treasury bonds falling due on Aug. 1,
1941, were
tendered in exchange, about $788,000,000 for the bonds and
$1,000,000 for the series D-1943 notes.
on
John H.
Fahey, Chairman of Home Owners' Loan Corpora¬
May 1 that $190,837,900 of the corporation's
series L %% bonds would be
paid in cash on maturity
May 15.
With this payment, said Mr. Fahey, the HOLC
will have reduced
by some $636,000,000 its liability for un¬
matured bonds since the close of its
lending period in June,
1936.
Outstanding matured bonds, he said, would amount
to $2,409,000,000 after the
May 15 redemption.
The Federal Intermediate Credit banks sold on
May 16
$36,490,000 of 34% consolidated debentures dated June 2,
of which $2,750,000 were taken within the
system and
$33,740,000 were offered publicly at a slight premium over
par.
Of the debentures publicly sold, $16,915,000 will
tion, said
gallon.
May
and
prices lc.
on
mature
on Dec. 1,
1941, and $16,825,000 on March 2, 1942,
$500,000 of the privately placed portion will fall due
on Dec.
1, 1941; $1,250,000 on March 2, 1942, and $10,000,000 on Sept. 2, 1941.
Of the proceeds, $8,190,000 will
be new money and $28,800,000 will be used to meet ma¬
turities of that amount on June 2,
leaving $235,165,000 of the
debentures oustanding.
The average price at which the
weekly discount bill offer¬
ings were placed ranged downward from 0.097% for the
obligations dated April 30 to 0.069% for those dated May 28.
The Treasury made known on
May 29 the fact that the $200,-
while
000,000 of discount bills due
with
a
June 4 would be refunded
on
bill issue of like amount.
The
details of Treasury bills sold
given in the following tables:
are
Bills
Bills
;•
Offered
Mature
Apr. 25 1941
Apr. 30 1941
May
May
7 1941
May 14 1941
May 21 1941
May 28 1941
2 1941
June
a
discount basis
Amount of
Dated
May
9 1941
May 16 1941
May 23 1941
May 30 1941
on
4 1941
Offering
July
91
30 1941
Aug.
6 1941
Aug. 13 1941
91
Aug. 20 1941
Aug. 27 1941
Sept. 3 1941
91
91
91
91
Subscrip¬
tions
'
days $100,000,000 $301,690,000
day 8
100,000,000 315,843,000
days
100,000,000 374,651,000
100,000,000 301,533,000
days
days
100,000,000 260,380,000
days 200,000,000
334,889,000
To Redeem
Bills
Subscrip¬
Amount
Average
Offered
tions
Accepted
Price
Yield
$301,690,000
315,843,000
374,651,000
$100,069,000
99.976
100,031,000
99.976
0.097%
0.096%
100,004,000
99.983
0.069%
301,533,000
100,519,000
99.982
260,380,000
334,889,000
100,257,000
99.983
200,139,000
99.973%
0.070%
0.069%
0.107%
Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
25 1941
2 1941
9 1941
16 1941
23 1941
30 1941
NEW SECURITY ISSUES
Maturing
Issue
of—
$101,298,000
100,450,000
100,294,000
100,110,000
100,127,000
200,284,000
IN MAY
Corporate financing in the domestic market for May was
especially noteworthy both as to size and number of issues
placed, revealing a sharp expansion in the aggregate total
that of the previous month, and more particularly
over
for
so
Both the public utility and railroad
groups contributed in large measurp to the market's im¬
provement, with activity in the latter group spurred on by
one
year
ago.
defense
demands
volume
of
for
more
equipment to meet the rising
traffic.
The placement of equipment
trust certificates will undoubtedly continue to play an im¬
freight
One of the
portant role in future financing.
ing issues placed
in May
more
outstand¬
the $95,825,000
offering of
the Union Electric Co. of Missouri, comprising $80,000,000
of 1st mtge. coll. trust bonds, 3%%
series, and 150,000
shares of $4.50 series, no par, preferred stock.
The above
flotation
represented
the
largest public offering for a
utility company to be carried out so far this year.
Two
others of sizable proportions included the $50,000,000 issue
of 20-year 8% debentures of the Firestone Tire & Rubber
Co., and $14,625,000 equipment trust certificates of the
was
Southern Pacific RR.
We
present below the principal issues to come upon the
in May, together with issues privately placed and
financing in the form of bank loans:
market
RAILROAD
FINANCING
$14,625,000 Southern Pacific Co.—The First Boston Corp. headed a
banking group which on May 22 won the aWard of $14,625,000
equipment trust certificates, on a bid of 99.568 for 2\i%
bonds.
Reoffering of the certificates was made May 23 at
J>ricesJune 1, 1942 to0.40% 1, 1956. The certificates ranging
to yield from June to 2.65% for maturities mature
rom
the rate of $975,000 annually.
Other members of the
Mellon Securities Corp.; F. S. Moseley
Co.; Kean, Taylor & Co.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Estabrook & Co. and The Illinois Co. of Chicago.
Three other
at
successful group were:
&
bids
were
made for the issue.
5,880,000 Baltimore & Ohio RR—Drexel & Co. and Harris, Hall &
Co. (Inc.) on May 14 offered at prices to yield 0.45% to
2.20%, according to maturity, $5,880,000 equipment trust
certificates, ser es L, 1%%.
Dated June 1, 1941: due $588,000 annually June 1, 1942-51
incl. The issuance and offering of the certificates were subject
to approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Issued under the Philadelphia Plan by the Girard Trust Co.
of Philadelphia as trustee, the certificates will be guaranteed
unconditionally as to payment of principal and dividends by
the Baltimore & Ohio RR.
4,970,000 Louisville & Nashville RR.—The Central Hahover Bank &
Trust Co. won the award of $4,970,000 1
%% equipment
trust certificates May 27 on its bid of 100.0777 for the obliga¬
tions, or an interest cost to the company of 1.61 % annually.
Tne certificates will be secured by equipment costing not
less than .$5,522,223 and will mature in 10 equal instalments
on
June 15, 1942-51.
3,100,000 Chesapeake
& Ohio Ry.—Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
a group
which was awarded May 28, on a bid of
100.111,
$3,100,000
(Second Equipment Trust of 1941)
1 % % serial equipment trust certificates maturing $310,000
annually each June 15, 1942-51, inclusive.
The certificates
were immediately reoffered at
prices to yield 0.25% to 1.95%.
according to maturity.
Associated in offering were:
Blair
& Co., Inc.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Otis & Co., Inc.;
A. C. Allvn & Co.; Gregory & Son, Inc.; The Milwauke
Co.,
Edward Lowber Stokes & Co. First of Michigan Corp., and
headed
Walter
Stokes
&
Co.
The certificates were offered subject to approval
ICC and were issued under the Philadelphia Plan.
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MONTHLY REVIEW
14
The certificates are guaranteed unconditionally as to pay¬
ment of par value and dividends by endorsement of Chesa¬
peake & Ohio Ry., and are secured by new standard gauge
f
equipment, costing approximately $3,961,340.
Pacific RR.—Salomon Brothers & Hutzler and
$2,895,000 Missouri
$1,950,000 Plainfield-Union Water Co.—Company placed recently an
issue of $1,950,000 1st mtge. 3%%, series A bonds, dated
April 1, 1941 and due April 1, 1971.
The issue was sold at
104.92 to the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark,
N. J.; Aetna Life Insurance Co. and Phoenix Life Insurance
Co.
associates were the successful bidders May 21 for an issue of
The winning bid was 101.069 for the certificates as
cost basis of 2.11%.
They wre rethe bankers at prices to yield 0.40 to
years.
2.45%, according to maturity.
Associated with Salomon
Brothers & Hutzler in the offering were Dick & Merle-Smith
new
2,775,000 Pere Marquette Ry.—Lazard Freres & Co. and Kidder,
Peabody & Co. on May 27 were awarded $2,775,000 2%%
equipment trust certificates of 1941 on a bid of 100.233,
representing a net interest cost to the company of 2.09%.
The certificates were immediately reoffered at prices
to
yield 0.35 to 2.45%, according to maturity.
The certificates dated June 1, 1941 become due $185,000
annually June 1, 1942-56 inclusive.
Issued under the Phila¬
delphia Plan, subject to ICO approval.
Proceeds from the sale of the certificates will be used toward
600,000 Latrobe Water Co.—On May 1,1941 company sold $600,000
1st mtge. 3% % bonds, due in 1966, at 104%, to an insurance
company.
Purpose was to retire existing Liens, the balance
being reserved for property additions.
equipment costing approximately $3,513,762.
RR.—Evans, Stillman & Co. were successful
May 20 for an issue of $500,000 equipment trust
certificates, due in one to five years.
Their bid was 100 for
1.04% obligations.
There was no public reoffering of the
$1,250,000
650,000 Morgantown Water Co.—Company placed privately an issue
of $650,000 1st mtge. bonds, 3%% series B, dated May 1,
1941 and due May 1, 1971.
Proceeds went to retire $500,000
1st mtge. series A 5% bonds and the balance for working
capital.
1,250,000 New York Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., and associates were the successful bidders May 28
for an issue of $1,250,000 IH% equimpnet trust certificates
on a bid of 100.47 for 1 %s.
The certificates were reoffered at
prices to yield 0.35 to 2.10%, according to maturity. Asso¬
ciated with Halsey Stuart & Co. in the offering were: Blair &
Co., Inc.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Otis & Co.; A. C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Gregory & Sons, Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.,
and Edward Lowber Stokes & Co.
The certificates mature $125,000 annually each June 15,
1942-51, incl. Issued under the Philadelphia Plan, certificates
are secured by new rolling stock estimated to cost approxi¬
mately $ 1,393,075. They are guaranteed unconditionally as to
principal and dividends by the Nickel Plate.
600,000 Montour
for refunding
existing 5s (called for payment).
75% of the cost of the
800,000 Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
were
awarded the issue of $800,000 equipment trust cer¬
tificates May 14 on their bid of 100.112 for 1 %% securities.
Interest cost to the road-on this basis is 1.478%. Certificates
were dated May 15 and will mature serially in equal annual
instalments from May 15, 1942, to May 15, 1951, and pro¬
ceeds will be used to purchase 500 hopper cars.
The certi¬
ficates were quickly sold by the successful bidder.
were
923,800 Kansas Nebraska Natural Gas Co., Inc.—First Trust Co.
of Lincoln, Lincoln, Neb.
Harold E. Wood & Co., St. Paul
Minn. Estes, Snyder & Co., Inc., Topeka, Kan. The United
Trust Co., Abilene, Kan.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Dallas,
Texas
Beecroft, Cole & Co., Topeka, Kan., and BigelowWebb, Inc., Minneapolis, Minn., recently offered 9,238shares
of $6 cum. pref. stock (no par) at 100 and dividends.
equipment, leaving the road with a 25% cash equity.
the purchase of
Proceeds
1,000,000 Butler Water Co.—Company has placed privately an issue
of $1,000,000 1st mtge. bonds, series A 3% %, dated April 1,
1941, due April 1, 1971.
Proceeds will be used to redeem
2 Ma, or a net interest
offered immediately by
and Stroud & Co., Inc.
The amount of the issue represents
Hartford.
of
5% bonds and for working capital.
$2,895,000 equipment trust certificates maturing in 1 to 15
525,000 Riverton Consolidated Water Co.—The company on May
1, 1941, sold $525,000 1st mtge. 3 %% bonds, due in 1966
at 104% to an insutance company.
Purpose was to retire
existing liens, the balance being reserved for property addi¬
tions.
400,000 Cairo Water Co.—Company placed privately an issue of
$400,000 1st mtge. 3%% bonds, series B, dated May 1, 1941
and due May 1, 1971.
Proceeds to go to retire $375,000
1st mtge. series A4^s, due Oct. 1, 1955, and balance to new
capital.
316,000 Penobscot County Water Co.—The company on May 1,
1941 sold $316,000 1st mtge. 3%% bonds, due in 1966 at
105 to an insurance company.
Purpose was to retire existing
liens, the balance being reserved for property additions.
'
250,000 Ellwood Consolidated Water Co.—On May 1, 1941 com¬
pany sold $250,000 1st mtge. 3M% bonds, due in 1966 at
102% to an insurance company.
Purpose was to retire exist¬
ing liens, the balance being reserved for property additions.
Water
200,000 Armstrong
Co.—An issue of $200,000 1st mtge*
1, 1941, due April 1, 19o6»
bidders
bonds, series 3%s, dated April
certificates.
placed privately.
Proceeds were used for refunding
purposes.
Company is a su bsidiary of American Water Works
& Electric Co., Inc.
has been
A feature of the sale was that bidders had to name a price
whatever coupon they selected. They could bid for
in multiples of 1-100 of 1%.
Ordinarily bids are
Ms.
of par for
coupons
in
Ms
or
PUBLIC
UTILITY
FINANCING
$95,825,000 Union Electric Co. of Missouri—Public offering of $80,000,000 of first mortgage collateral trust bonds, 3%% series
due 1971, and 150,000 shares of preferred stock (no par)
$4.50 series was made May 27 by a large group of under¬
writers headed by Dillon, Read & Co.
The financing repre¬
sents the largest public offering for a utility company to be
carried out so far this year.
The bond issue, priced at 107%,
plus int. from May 1 has been oversubscribed.
The preferred
stock was offered at $105.50 per share, plus accrued dividends
from May 15.
Other bankers in the offerings syndicate included The First
Boston Corp.
Spencer Trask & Co.
Stone & Webster and
Blodget, Inc. Blyth & Co., Inc., Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc. Mellon Securities Corp.
Smith, Barney & Co. Union
Securities Corp. Shields & Co. and Coffin & Burr, Inc.
19,519,800 Louisville Gas & Electric Co. (Ky.)—Offering of 780,792
shares of 5% cum. pref. stock (par $25) was made May 19
at $27.25 a share and div. by an underwriting group headed
by Lehman Bros, and including Blyth & Co., Inc. The First
Boston Corp.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. Hemphill, Noyes &
Co., and Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.
Holders of the company s 7% and 6% cum. pref. stocks
then
7,500,000 California Packing Co.—The company effective July 1»
1941, negotiated a new loan with the John Hancock Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
The loan bears interest at 2%% and is
for $7,500,000, repayable in 15 annual instalments of $500,000
each.
The indenture permits the anticipation of all or any
part of the unpaid balance of the loan on any interest date at
par and interest from earned surplus, or at a premium of %
of 1% from other funds.
Of the new loan, $4,000,000 is to
be used to retire at par the balance of the present loan with the
John Hancock Mutual Life
additional
sum
Offering made to others was subject to the prior rights
of the holders
or
the company s outstanding pref.
The Louisville Gas &
Electric Co.
issues.
(Del.), the company's
agreed to exchange the 31,268 shares of
7% cum. pref. stock and the 3,534 shares of 6% cum. pref.
stock then owned by it for 170,089 shares of common stock
of the company, into which the then authorized class A
common
stock and class B common stock were to be re¬
classified.
7,500,000 East St. Louis & Interurban Water Co.—Company placed
privat ly ahissueof $7,500,0001st mtge. bonds, 3%% seriesB,
dated May 1, 1941 and due May 1, 1971.
Proceeds were
used to retire $7,200,000 1st mtge. 4M%
bonds and the
balance to
new
capital.
4,000,000 Peoria Water Works Co.—The company has placed pri¬
vately an issue of $4,000,000 1st mtge. bonds, series A,
3%%, dated April 1, 1941, due April 1, 1971.
Chemical
Bank & Trust Co., trustee.
Proceeds will be used to redeem
existing issues which have been called for payment as follows:
$1,152,000 1st consol. mtge. 4s due May 1, 1948, called for
payment Nov. 1, 1941, at 105 and int. $158,000 1st consol.
mtge 5s due May 1, 1948, called Nov. 1, 1941, at 105 and int.
$1,767,000 1st and ref. mtge. 5s, series A, due Aug. 1, 1950,
called July 22, 1941 at 101 and int. $797,000 prior Tien 5s due
May 1, 1948, called Nov. 1, 1941 at 102% and int., and
$124,300 4% debentures due'Nov. 1, 1950 called Nov. 1,
1941 at par and int.
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3,421,000 Southwestern Public Service Co.—Company sold privately
$3,421,000 3%% 1st mtge bonds, series A, due on Jan. 1,
1966, to the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
States at 105% and interest.
Proceeds will be used to re¬
deem on July 1 outstanding 6% 1st mtge. series A bonds of
the Southwestern Public Service Co. outstanding with the
public and due on July 1, 1945.
3,00\000 Wichita Water Co.—-Company has sold privately an issue
of $3,000,000 1st mtge, bonds, series A3 % %, dated April 1,
1941, and due April 1,1971.
Proceeds will be used to redeem
existing 6% and 5% bonds called for payment on June 9,
1941 and the balance will be used for improvements to
property.
Payment of these bonds will be made at the office
of City Bank Farmers Trust Co., Trustee, 22 William Street,
„
New York, N. Y.
2,400,000 Williamsport Water Co.—An issue Of $2,400,000 1st mtge.
bonds, series A 3%%, dated April 1, 1941, and due April 1,
1971, has been placed privately.
Proceeds will be used to
refund the 5% bonds due 1952 called for payment Aug. 1
next at 102 and interest at office of City Bank Farmers Trust
Co., New York.
2,000,000 Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.—First mtge. bonds,
series B, 3M%. due March 1, 1971.
Priced at 101% an.d
int.
Purpose, capital expenditures.
Sold to Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Co., Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co., Bankers Life Co. (Des Moines), and North Western
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
1,050,000 General mtge. serial 3H% notes, due Dec. 1, 1942 to June 1,
1951.
Purpose, capital expenditures.
Priced at par and
int. and sold privately to Equitable Life Assurance Society of
the United States.
Insurance Co.
5,000,000 (E. R.) Squibb & Sons—Company has sold to a
New York
$5,000,000 20-year 3 %% sinking fund
proceeds have been used
bank notes, to pay the
cost of recently completed additions to its laboratories and
the balance has been added to working capital.
insurance
company
debentures due May 1, 1961.
The
to refund $2,500,000 10-year serial
authorized
.
immediate parent,
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(Inc.) in the offering were Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Lehman Brothers; The First'Boston
Corp.; Lazard Freres & Co.; and Glore, Forgan & Co.
The
bonds are dated May 1, 1941 and become due May 1, 1961.
5,000,000 Standard
ments
\
Associated with Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and Otis &
Co.
in cash representing dividend adjust¬
an
FINANCING
has been oversubscribed.
outstanding were given the prior opportunity, expiring
share of
in cash,
May 26, 1941 (10 a. m., CST) to exchange each
their stock for four shares of the new pref. stock, $6
and
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
$50,000,000 Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc., and Otis & Co., as principal underwriters and leaders of a
group of 78 underwriters and of about 600 selling group
dealers, publicly offered on May 13 at 99 and interest $50,000,000 20-year 3% debentures due May 1, 1961.
The issue
Oil
Co.
of
Ohio—The
directors
on
May
28
debentures for
additional working capital.
The
debentures, which were to be sold privately, mature serially
over
the period 1949 to 1956, and bear interest at rates
averaging from 2.65% to 3%.
the
the
purpose
issuance
of $5,000,000 serial
of securing
3,000,000 Copperweld Steel Co.—Company, it was announced May
15, sold $3,000,000 4% 1st mtge. bonds, due May 1, 1956,
to a leading life insurance company.
In connection with this
transaction the company retired $1,900,000 of 4%%
1st
mtge. bonds due 1954.
Of the balance $750,000 wili be used
for working capital and the remainder will be used to adjust
the present bank loan
of $750,000.
This financing was
arranged through Riter & Co.
Central Hanover Bank &
Trust Co., trustee.
& Co., inc.—The initial offering to the public of
stock (par $1) of the company was made May 20
by 54 underwriters headed by Goldman, Sachs & Co. and
Lehman
Brothers.
The
underwriting embraced 202,372
shares of which 102,372 shares were outstanding and 100,000
shares represented new financing by the company.
The
price of the stock is $28.75 a share.
A part of the new common stock included in the under¬
writing was purchasable by warrant holders at the public
offering price under the terms of an offer made concurrently
2,875,000 Merck
common
by the company to holders of its outstanding common stock.
This offer, which was on the basis of one additional share
each nine shares held, was made to holders of record
for
May 19 and expired on May 28, 1941.
2,601,720 American Barge Line Co.—Offering of 236,520 shares of
common stock, marking the transfer of control of the company
from private to public ownership, was made May 7 by a
group headed by F. Eberstadt & Co., Inc., at a price of $11
per share.
All of the common stock offered and $2,000,000
first mortgage serial bonds were issued pursuant to a plan
of reorganization.
Controlling interest was acquired from
the heirs and trustees of the late W. C. Kelly, founder of the
company.
2,250,000 American Barge Line Co.—Bonds Placed Privately—Coin¬
cident with the offering of the common stock, $2,250,000 of
bonds bearing interest from 0.75% to 3.50% and maturing
serially, 1942 to 1951, were sold to the Prudential Insurance
Co.
The proceeds of $2,000,000 of these bonds were applied
by the underwriters towards purchase of control. The re¬
maining $250,000 of bonds were sold by the company and
such proceeds were applied to the repayment in full of existing
bank
loans.
2,000,000 Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.-*-Sold privately on April
10, 1941 $2,000,000 15-year 3% sinking fund debentures,
due April 1, 1956.
It also, at the same time, borrowed from
the First National Bank of Boston $1,000,000 on 2%% notes
due $100,000 each April 1 and Oct. 1, through April 1, 1946.
1,000,000 Poor & Co.—Since the close of 1940 the company sold
privately $1,000,000 10-year serial debentures dated Jan. 1,
1941, and due serially $100,000 each Jan. 1 from 1942 through
1951.
The first five maturities were sold at par with interest
at 2%, the last five maturities were sold at 101 with interest
at 3%%.
The debentures due Oct. 1,1946, were called for
redemption Feb. 1, 1941 at the jr.ll price of 101%.
Judson, Voehringer Co., Inc.—The company
sold privately $750,000 sinking fund debentures
comprising (a) $150,000 series A, interest rate 2%, due
March 15, 1944, and (b) $600,000 series B, interest rate
3 M %, due March 15, 1953.
The purpose of the issue was to
$750,000 Mock,
recently
redeem all the
outstanding preferred stock.
700,000 Contract Purchase Corp.—Cray, McFawn & Co., Detroit,
recently offered at 100 and int. $700,000 series (2-2M-3-3 M4%) ser. A debs. This offer was made to banks, trust com¬
panies and insurance companies resident only in Michigan and
no offers to ouy were to be accepted from purchasers other
than banks, trust companies and insurance companies resident
only in Michigan.
Dated March 15, 1941; due serially
April
15,
1942-46.
Purpose was to provide additional
working capital and retirement of $58,965 of 4% debentures
of
1949.
537,000 Queen of Angels Hospital, JUos Angeles, Calif.—DempseyTegeler & Co., St. Louis, offered $537,000 1st & ref. mtge.
real estate bonds.
Dated March 1, 1941; principal payable
annually March 1, 1942 to and incl. March 1, 1953.
Bonds
are the direct obligation of the Queen
of Angels Hospital,
a corporation of Los Angeles, Calif., a'nd are secured by a
first deed of trust on land and buildings costing in excess of
$1,600,000.
The purpose of this issue is to refund outstanding
indebtedness at
a
lower rate of interest.
500,000 St. Joseph's Hospital, San Francisco, Calif.—1st mtge.
real estate (2-2M-3%) bonds, due 1942-1953.
Offered for
refunding purposes by Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis, Mo.
400,378 Hayes Mfg. Corp.—A. W. Porter, Inc., offered by pros¬
pectus, 200,189 shares of common stock (par $2) at $2.25 a
share.
375,000 Association of the Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred
Heart, Joliet, 111.—Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis,
offered $375,000 1st & ref. mtge. serial real estate bonds.
Dated May 1, 1941, principal payable ann. Nov. 1, 1941
through 1953. Bonds are the direct obligation of an Associa¬
tion of the Franciscan Sisters of the Sacred Heart, a corpora¬
tion duly incorporated under the laws of the State of Illinois,
and is tne General Motherhouse of this order of Sisters.
The
purpose of the issue is to refund present outstanding indebted
ness
at a lower rate of interest.
Products, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif.—Wyeth,
Los Angeies, recently offered $350,000 10-year
5% convertible debentures at 100 and interest.
Dated
Feb. 1, 1941; due Feb. 1, 1951.
Of the net proceeds (esti¬
mated at $315,517), approximately $175,000 will be used for
the purchase of outstanding shares of prior preferred stock by
the company from its shareholders at a price of not to exceed
$17.50 per share, plus divs.
The balance will be devoted to
the liquidation of bank loans ($85,000) and working capital
350,000 Ben
Hur
Hass & Co.,
purposes.
250,000 American
Barge
Line Co.—Company sold $250,000 1st
mtge. serial bonds bearing interest from 0.75%
to
3.50% and maturing serially, 1942 to 1951, to the Prudential
Insurance Co.
Proceeds will be applied to the repayment in
full of existing bank loans.
pref.
210,000 Sisters of Mercy of Fort Scott, Kan.—Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co., St. Louis. Mo., offered $210,000 1st & ref. mtge. serial
bonds.
Dated May
1, 1941, principal payable annually
May 1, 1942 through 1953.
These bonds are the direct
obligation of the Sisters of Mercy of Fort Scott, Kan., a
corporation of the State of Kansas, and are secured by a
first deed of trust on land and buildings valued at $557,592.
This loan was originated for the purpose of refunding out¬
standing bonds at a reduced interest rate and represents the
only bonded indebtedness of the community.
165,000 Community of Sisters of St. Joseph of Peoria (111.)—
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis, offered $165,000 1st and
ref. real estate serial bonds.
Dated as of April 1, 1941 prin¬
cipal payable ann. April 1, 1942, through 1953, incl.
These
bonds are the direct obligation of the Community of the Sisters
of St. Joseph of Peoria, a corporation of the State of Illinois.
This loan was made to refund the outstanding indebtedness
at a reduced interest rate.
150,000 St. Stanislaus College, Bay St. Louis, Miss.—Weil &
Arnold, New Orleans, La., offered at 100 and int. $150,000
1st mtge. 3M%.
Serial bonds.
Dated April 15, 1941 due
April 15, 1942 to 1956, incl.
These bonds are the direct
obligation of St. Stanislaus College, Bay St. Louis, Miss.,
incorporated in Mississippi.
These bonds were issued for
refunding and other corporate purposes.
130,000 (The) Congregation of St. Anthony of Padua Roman
Catholic Church, New Orleans—Hyams, Glas & Carothers,
New Orleans, La., offered at 100 and int. $130,000 1st and
ref. mtge. 2M-2M-3%
bonds.
Dated March 1, 1941; to
mature semi-annually
Sept. 1, 1941, through March 1, 1953.
These bonds, in the opinion of counsel, are the direct obliga¬
tions of the Congregation of St. Anthony of Padua Roman
Catholic Church, New Orleans.
Proceeds of this issue are
to be used to refund, at a lower rate of interest, presently
outstanding indebtedness of the Congregation.
130,000 Seattle College, Seattle, Wash.—Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
St. Louis Mo., offered $130,000 1st and ref. mtge. real estate
bonds.
Dated April 15, 1951 principal payable semi-annuallv
Oct. 15, 1941, through Ap.il 15, 1941, incl.
These bonds are
the direct obligation of Seattle College, a corporation of the
State of Washington, under the jurisdiction and control of the
Society of Jesus (Jesuit Fathers).
The purpose of the loan
is to refund outstanding indebtedness at a reduced interest
rate.
126,000 Sisters
of
The
Philadelphia,
1951-1951.
Holy Family of Nazareth, Torresdale.
Pa.—3%-3M% serial bonds due Oct. 15
Offered by O. H. Wibbing
Purpose, refunding.
& Co.
124,000 St. Aloysius College, New Orleans, La.—Hyams, Glas &
Carothers, New Orleans, La., offered at 100 and int. $124 000
1st and ref. 2 M-3-3 H % imtge. serial bonds.
Dated March 15
1941 to mature serially, March 15, 1942, through March 15'
1956.
These bonds are the direct obligations of St. Aloysius
College, New Orleans, incorporated in Louisiana.
The pro¬
ceeds from this issue
are to be used to .refund, at a lower rate
outstanding mortgage issue in the amount of
$118,000, and for other corporate purposes.
of interest,
an
117,500 St. Joseph's Home, Springfield, 111.—Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co., St. Louis, offered $117,500 1st and ref. mtge. serial
bonds.
Dated April 1, 1941: principal payable April, 1942
through 1951.
These bonds are the obligation of St. Joseph's
Home, Springfield, an Illinois corporation, and are secured
by a first mortgage on property valued at $259,000.
The
purpose of the loan is to refund present outstanding indebted¬
ness
into
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JUNE, 1941]
a
lower rate of interest.
110,000 Carmelite Sisters of the Divine Heart of Jesus of Missouri
—Dempsey-Tegler & Co., St. Louis, Mo., offered $110 000
1st and ref. mtge. serial bonds.
Dated Feb. 15, i951: prin¬
cipal payable annually, May 15, 1942 through 1951.
Interest
payable semi-annually, May 15 and Nov. 15, at office.
These
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bonds are the direct obligation of the Carmelite Sisters of the
Divine Heart of Jesus of Missouri, $ corporation
duly
incorporated under the laws of the State of Missouri, with
its
principal office domiciled at St. Charles, Mo. The purpose
balance of bonds
outstanding and to care for a portion of the cost of the new
of the loan is to provide funds to prepay
addition.
100,000 Vinco Corp.—An issue of 20,000 shares of common stock
($1 par) was recently offered at $5 a share by A. M. Kidder
& Co., New York.
$100,000 Sisters of the Order of Saint Francis of Maribor Na
Dravi, Lemont, 111.—Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., St. Louis,
Mo., offered $100,000 1st mtge. serial bonds.
Dated Jan. 1,
1941; principal payable annually Jan. 1, 1943 through 1953.
The bonds are the direct obligation of Sisters of the Order of
St. Francis of Maribor Na Dravi, a corporation duly incor¬
porated in Illinois, and are further secured by a first mortgage
deed of trust on property located at Lemont, 111., and valued
at $204,000.
The purpose of the loan is to provide a portion
of funds necessary to complete the new building.
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
$51,197,000 Detroit,
Mich.,
awarded to
a
non-callable
series
G
bonds
National
refunding
syndicate headed jointly by the Chase
Northern Trust Co. of Chicago,
on a bid of par for $9,640,000 3Ms,
due 1943-1953, incl.,
$22,560,000 2Ms. due
1953-1958, $13,000,000 2Ms, due
1959-1961, and $5,957,000 2Ms, due 1962 and 1963.
Suc¬
cessful bid figured a net interest cost of about 2.639%.
The bonds were reoffered at prices to yield from 0.60% to
2.65%, according to coupon rate and date of maturity.
4,594,000 Sarasota County, Fla., 4% refunding bonds sold to R. E.
Crummer & Co. of Orlando at a price of 97.522, a basis of
about 4.25%.
Due serially from 1941 to 1965, incl. Optional
Bank of New York and the
on
and after
Oct.
1,
1950.
4,000,000 Dade County, Fla., 4M% causeway revenue bonds publicly
offered by F. L. Dabney & Co. of Boston and Leedy, Wheeler
& Co. of Orlando, jointly, at a price of 105 and accrued in¬
terest.
Due March 1, 1971.
3,000,000 Westchester Cross County Parkway Authority, N. Y.,
revenue bonds sold to an account headed by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., of New York, at a net interest cost of about 1.65%.
Bankers reoffered the issue from a yield of 0.30% to a price of
97.50, according to coupon rate and date of maturity.
The
issue consisted of $1,800,000 1M% callable obligations, due
June 1,
1953, and $1,200,000 serials, divided as follows:
$500,000 3Ms, due 1942-1946, incl., $100,000 2Ms, due in
1947, and $600,000 lMs, due from 1948 to 1953, incl.
2,500,000 Buffalo, N. Y., refunding bonds awarded to Smith, Barney
& Co. of New York and associates at a price of 100.089, a
basis of about
1.69%.
Due serially from 1942 to
yield from 0.25% to 1.75%.
1951, incl.,
and reoffered to
2,377,400 Daytona Beach, Fla., 3%, 3M % and 3%% refunding bonds
sold to Clyde C. Pierce Corp. of Jacksonville at a price of
101.25, a net interest cost of about 3.43%.
Due serially
from 1941 to 1960, incl.
2,316,000 Lyndhurst Township, N. J., 3% refunding bonds sold to
a syndicate headed by Paine.
Webber & Co. of New York
at a price of 3.48%, a basis of about 96.42%.
Due serially
from 1942 to 1958, incl., and reoffered to yield from 1% to
3.30%, according to maturity.
1,750,000 Pittsburgh, Pa., improvement bonds taken by an account
managed by Glore, Forgan 8c Co. of New York, as lMs,
at a price of 100.345, a basis of about 1.46%.
Due annually
from 1942 to 1961, incl., and reoffered from a yield of 0.20%
to a price of 99.
1
1,700,000 Dauphin County, Pa., new capital bonds sold to Stranahan.
Harris & Co., Inc., of Toledo, and associates, as lMs, at a
price of 101.819, a basis of about 1.11%.
Due serially from
1944 to 1966, incl., and reoffered to yield from 0.50% to
1.15%, according to maturity.
1,450,000 Sussex County, Del., refunding bonds awarded to Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., N.Y., as 1 Ms; net int. cost of about 1.34%.
Due serially from 1943 to 1969, incl., and callable beginning
May 15, 1946.
Reoffered to yield from 0.40% to 1.45%,
according to maturity.
1,220,000 Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas,
3M% building revenue bonds, sold to Moroney &
Houston, and associates, at a price of 100.70.
Due
from 1943 to 1971, incl.
Texas,
Co. of
serially
1,025,000 Ross Township Authority, Pa., 3M% and 3M% water
revenue bonds purchased by Moore,
Leonard & Lynch of
of Pittsburgh, and associates.
Of the bonds, $525,000 3 Ms
mature serially from 1951 to 1976, incl., and $500,000 3Ms
are due April 1, 1976.
111., water works system revenue certificates of
1959 and $600,000 in I960,
Co., Inc., New York, and
Mullaney, Ross & Co. of Chicago, jointly, as 2s, at a price of
100.31, a basis of about 1.975%.
1,000,000 Chicago,
indebtedness, due $400,000 in
awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
1,000,000 New Mexico (State of) 2%% highway debentures
purchased by the State Treasurer.
Due serially from
to 1956, incl.
were
1954
Suburban Sanitary District, Md., series VV
water and sewer bonds sold to an account headed by R. S.
Dickson & Co. of Charlotte as 2.20s, at a price of 100.269,
a basis of about 2.18%.
Due yearly from 1942 to 1981, incl.,
and reoffered at prices to yield from 0.30% to 2.30%, accord¬
1,000,000 Washington
ing to maturity.
DIVIDEND
CHANGES IN MAY
largely of a favorable
divided into two sections,
Dividend declarations in May were
The
nature.
following
list,
namely, "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable
gives the more important of the changes:
FAVORABLE
Chicle
American
Changes,"
CHANGES
Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share in addition
dividend of $1 a share on the common stock,
regular quarterly
payaDle June 16.
to a
both
Co.—Special dividend of $5 a share, payable July 1 on
stock.
A regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share was
American Express
the common
paid
April 1, last.
on
American General
Corp.—Special dividend of 15c. a share on the common
stock, payable June 30.
amounted to 50c. a share.
The last previous distribution made
in 1936
Machinery Co.—Extra dividend of 80c. a share and
a regular quarterly dividend of 20c. a share on the common stock.
Both
disbursements became payable on June 2.
American Laundry
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share, payable June 2,
on the common stock.
Dividends of 35c. a share were paid in preceding
quarters.
Automotive Gear
Works, Inc.—A distribution of 25c. a share was made
stock.
This was tne first payment made in some
June 1 on the common
time.
Belden Mfg.
Co.—Dividend of 35c. a share, payable June 2 on the $10
stock.
A distribution of 25c. a share was made on March 1,
par, common
last.
Boss Mfg.
stock.
Co.—Dividend of $3 a share was paid May 26, on the common
with $2 paid on Feb. 23, last.
This compared
Burlington Mills—Dividend on the common stock increased
a share to 35c. a share, and became payable on June 1.
frem 25c.
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.—Interim dividend of 75c. a share on the
common stock, payable June 25.
An interim dividend of 50c. was paid
on March 25, last.
Colonial Ice Co.—Dividend of $1.50 a share was paid May 26, on the
common stock.
A dividend of $1 a share was distributed on Nov. 20, last .
Commonwealth Distribution, Inc.—Dividend of one share of National
Gas & Electric Co. common stock for each five shares of capital stock of
Commonwealths Distribution, Inc., held.
The dividend became payable
.'
share, payable June 14 on the
paid on March 15, last.
Chemical Corp.—Dividend of 60c. a share, payable June 20,
common stock.
The last previous distribution was of similar
on June 1.
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.—Dividend of 40c. a
common stock.
This compares with 35c.
Davison
on
the
amount and was
made in June, 1937.
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Diamond Iron Work®—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid June 2, on the
common stock.
This was the first dividend paid on this issue in some time.
Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.—Extra dividend of 2% in addition to a final
dividend of 8% on the common stock, both are payable on May 21.
El
Paso
Natural
Gas
(Del.)——Dividend of 60c. a share, payable
Previously regular quarterly dividends
Co.
June 30, on the common stock.
of 50c. a share were distributed.
of 25c.
General Motors Corp.—Dividend of $1 a share, payable
$10 par, common stock.
This compares with 75c. a
March 12, last.
stock.
and
a
a
dividend
was
paid
a share on
June 12, on the
share paid on
share, payable July 1 on the common
Dec. 28, last and 30c. on Oct. 1
This compares with 40c. paid on
a share, payable June 16 on the
stock.
This compares with quarterly dividends of 10c. a share
distributed previously.
New York City Omnibus Corp.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common
stock, payable June 26.
Previously regular quarterly dividend of 75c.
common
a share were distributed.
Omnibus Corp.—Dividend of 10c, a share on the common stock, payable
June 30.
Dividend of 20c. was paid on March 31, last, and previously
regular quarterly dividends of 30c.
Honolulu Plantation Co.—Dividend of 15c. a share was paid May 31
on the common stock.
The last previous distrityition amounted to 10c.
a share and was made on Aug. 10,1938.
share, payable June 14 on the com¬
with 30c. paid on Dec. 16, last and 20c. on
Intertype Corp.—rDividend of 40c.
This compares
a
July 15, 1940.
Jaeger Machine Co.—Dividend of 50c.
share, payable June 10,
a
the
last.
Kennecott Copper Corp.—Special dividend of
dividend of 25c.
50c.
share and a regular
stock, both payable
a
share on, the no par common
a
June 30.
Lake
Shore
Ltd.—-Interim dividend of 35c. a share, payable
Dividend of 50c. was paid on March 15,
a share were distributed during the year
Mines,
June 16, on the common stock.
last, and dividends totaling $2
1946.
Louisiana Ice & Electric Co., Inc.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in
addition to the regular semi-annual dividend of 50c. a share were both
paid May 15, on the common stock.
Metal & Thermit Corp.—Dividend of 50c. a share, payable June 10 on the
common stock.
A distribution of 30c. was made on March 10, last, and
represented the first payment on the larger amount of shares now out¬
standing.
Middle West Corp.—A dividend of 20c. a share was declared payable
June 16 on the capital stock.
An initial dividend of 25c. was paid on
Dec. 2, last.
Midvale Co.—Dividend of $2 a share on the common stock, payable
July 1.
This compares with $1.50 a share paid on April 1, last.
Mueller Bros. Co.—-Dividend of 75c.
a
share
the
on
common
stock, payable
June 16.
Dividends of 50c. were paid on Nov. 22 and on June 28,1940.
National Standard Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the common fctock, both payable
Newmarket Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share was paid May 15 on the
no par common stock.
This compared with 50c. a share paid in the three
preceding quarters.
Niles-Bement-Pond
June 14, on the
March 15, last.
Co.—Dividend
common
of $1 a share was declared payable
A distribution of 75c. was paid on
stock.
Ohio Power Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.12
June 2, on the 4 H% preferred stock.
Ohio Water Service Co.—Dividend of $1.50
stock of
no
a
share
on
One dollar
value, payable June 30.
par
a
share
was
the class A
share
a
paid
common
was
paid in
each of the three preceding quarters.
Paauhau Sugar Plantation Co., Ltd.—Dividend of 15c. a share was paid
June 5 on the common stock.
The last previous distrioution made on
March 5, 1938 amounted to 10c. a share.
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp.—Dividend of $1.50
of accumulations
on
the 7%
tribution of $1 was paid on
a
share
on account
preferred stock, payable June 5.
Dec. 20, 1940.
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—Dividend of $2.25
stock, $50 par, payable June 13.
a share was made on this issue.
a
A dis¬
11
share on the common
a distribution of $2
On Dec. 14, last,
Petroleum Corp. of America—Dividend of 20c. a share was declared on
the common stock, payable June 28.
Stock dividend of one share of
common stock of Consolidated Oil Corp. for each five shares of Petroleum
Corp. common stock held was paid on May 16, last.
Pilgrim Mills—A dividend
stock.
mon
of $1
a
share
paid May 16, last, on the comdividend paid since December,
was
This represented the first
1939.
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Dividend
on
the $50 par,
last, and $2
on
capital stock.
This
June 15, 1940.
Quissett Mill—Dividend of $l'
a
of $2.50 a share, payable June 16,
with $3.50 paid
compares
share was paid
on
Dec. 16,
May 15, last on the com¬
mon
stock, representing the first distribution to be made on the issue
since Feb. 15, 1937, when a like amount was paid.
Rayonier, Inc.—Dividend of 25c.
a share was paid June 2, on the com¬
mon stock.
This was the first dividend paid since Jan. 1, 1938, wnen an
initial distrioution of 50c. was made.
Scott Paper Co.—Dividend of 45c.
June 14.
a
share
on
the common stock, payable
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 40c.
a
share were
distributed.
Simonds Saw & Steel Co.—Dividend of 70c.
the no par common
stock.
share, payable June 14, on
This compares with 40c. a share paid on
a
Marcn 15, last.
(A. E.) Staley Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 50c.
mon
were
distributed.
a
stock, payable June 20.
COURSE OF
THE STOCK MARKET DURING MAY
The stock market,
having discounted in April the German
conquests of Yugoslavia and Greece, languished throughout
most of May at the low level reached on that decline.
Hardened
on
This distribution compares with 37He. paid on March 10,
capital stock.
share
a share was paid on May 31,
the common stock.
Previously, regular quarterly dividends of 40c.
share were distributed.
on
March 15, last.
stock.
a
Pill&ury Flour Mills Co.—Dividend of 25c.
July 1, 1940.
Hecla Mining Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share payable June 20 on the par
25c.* common stock.
This compares with 20c. a share distributed on
mon
the common stock at this time.
Dividend of 25c. a share
March 28, last, and previously regular quarterly dividends
of
on
on
of 50c. a share were distributed.
Maryland Fund, Inc.—Dividend of 7c.
General Finance Corp.—Intitial semi-annual dividend
the class B preferred stock was paid on May 26, last.
Glidden Co.—Dividend of 50c.
Bridgeport Gas Light Co.—Dividend on the common stock decreased
from 50c. a share to 40c. a share, payable June 30.
Fifth Avenue Coach Co.—No action taken with regard to the payment of
a share on the $i0 pa/, com¬
This compares with 30c. a share paid on
Dec. 20, last, and 40c. on June 3o, 1940 and Dec. 20,1939.
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey—Extra ana regular semi-annual dividends amounting to 50c. each a share were declared on the $25 par,
capital stock, payable June 16, next.
Transue &. Williams Steel
Forging Co.—Dividend of 30c. a share, pay¬
able June 14, on the common stock.
A distribution of 15c. a share was
paid on Feb. 30, Oct. 10, and on March 14,1940.
by now to reverses to British forces in the Mediter¬
the stock market was only slightly affected by the
German invasion by air in the third week of May of Crete,
ranean,
Government repaired in April after the
occupied the major part of Greece.
The
stock market was able in May to resist successfully such
liquidation as fell upon it, but once again buyers held aloof.
In May the stock market plumbed new depths of dullness.
It is now a familiar story that the stock market is more
destitute of customers than it has been for nearly a genera¬
tion.
A new chapter was written in this story of market
inactivity in May, for turnover was the smallest for any
corresponding month since 1914, just prior to the outbreak
of the World War.
Trading in stocks on the New York Stock
Exchange in May aggregated 9,667,050 shares as against
11,185,760 shares in April and 38,964,712 shares in May,
1940, when the invasion of the Low Countries led to fairly
heavy offerings and a sharp recession in prices.
Stock
trading in the first five months of the year amounted to
53,258,989 shares, the smallest volume for a corresponding
period since 1915.
Stock prices, as measured by the average of 50 stocks
compiled by the New York "Times,'Vadvanced 1)4 points
in the first 10 days of May and then worked slightly lower
in the rest of the month, leaving the average at 84.38, up
0.63-point for the month as a whole. The industrial group
in the average closed higher for the month, but this rise was
counterbalanced in part by a fractional setback in the rail
shares.
After leading the advance in the forepart of May,
the rails lost much of their buoyancy after the railroad
brotherhoods demanded a 30% wage increase.
Among the
industrial shares considerable irregularity prevailed, with
the utilities, motors and foods showing a moderate degree
of weakness and the coppers, railroad equipments and store
stocks registering strength.
Industrial activity recovered in May the ground it lost
in April because of the numerous strikes, including especially,
those experienced in the soft coal industry and the motor
industry.
But the enthusiasm of investors for stocks, as in
other months in the recent past, was dampened by the tax
prospect.
The Treasury brought forth proposals for in¬
creasing the excess profits tax levies above the levels it
recommended in April.
Steel production, which began the
month at 94.3% of capacity, was estimated at 98.6% as the
month closed, but this slight setback from the month's peak
of 99.9% of capacity was to be explained on the ground of the
Memorial Day holiday.
Car loadings recovered sharply on
the resumption of the movement of soft coal and shortages
of rolling stock appeared to be soon in prospect.
The events which were of the greatest significance to the
stock market and investors were the declaration by President
Roosevelt on May 27 of an unlimited emergency, the em¬
phatic extension of the rise in commodity prices and the
appointment by President Roosevelt on May 31 of Secretary
where
the
German
Ickes
Greek
army
as
Petroleum
Coordinator
for
National
Defense.
The decision of the Board of Governors of the New York
,
Union Trmsteed Funds, Inc.—Initial dividend of 46c. a share on the
Union bond fund A shares, was paid
May 15, last.
United Elastic Co.—Dividend of 20c. a share,
payable June 24 on the
common stock.
A regular quarterly dividend of 15c. a share was paid on
March 24, last.
United States Graphite Co.—Dividend of 35c. a share,
payable June 14
on the $5 par,
common shares.
A distribution amounting to 25c. a
share was made March 15, last, on this isssue.
Venezuela
on
Syndicate—An initial dividend
of 5c.
a
share
was
paid May 14,
the common stock.
Vick Chemical Co.—Usual quarterly dividend of 50c. a share and the usua1
extra of 10c., plus a special fiscal year-end dividend of 60c., or a total of
$1.20 a share on the cpital stock, payable June 2.
Victor Monaghan Co.—A dividend of 75c. a share was paid June 1, on the
stock.
A
March 1, last.
common
on
regular quarterly dividend of 50c.
a
share was paid
Wailuku Sugar Co.—Dividend of 30c. a share was declared on the com¬
mon stock, payable June 5.
Waldorf System, Inc.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock,
payable Julyl.
This compares with 20c. paid on April 1, last.
Wayne Screw Products—Dividend of 20c. a share, was paid May 28, last,
on the common stock and compares with 12V»c. a share distributed on
Sept. 28, 1937.
Youngstown Steel Door Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share, payable June 16.
This compares with 25c. paid on March 15, last, and 50c. a snare on
Dec. 16, and Sept. 16,1940.
.
UNFAVORABLE CHANGES|
Beneficial Loan
Society (Del.)—Dividend of 10c.
a
share
on
the common
stock, payable June 2.
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 12He.
a share were distributed
Stock
Emil
Exchange to offer the presidency of the Exchange to
Schram, Chairman of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation
session
of
was
the
made
week
on
May 6.
coincided
As it happened, the best
with
the
selection of Mr.
connection between the events.
Heavy speculation developed at the same time in agri¬
cultural commodities, and the buying of wheat, corn and
other grains affected the stock market sympathetically.
The accumulating signs toward the end of the month that the
United States was nearing an open belligerent status were
received calmly by the market, possibly indicating that it is
just such an eventuality that the market, in its decline over
the last year, b&s been discounting.
Commodity prices in their brisk advance have reflected in
part the mark-up in ocean freight rates and the withdrawal
of tonnage from old established routes.
But in considerable
part in May the firmness reflected the enactment into law on
May 26 of the Bankhead-Fulmer bill, authorizing Govern¬
ment loans on five basic farm crops at 85% of the parity
price by Commodity Credit Corporation.
As regards nonagricultural materials, the Office of Production Management
has adopted a new device known as inventory control and
placed 16 metals under the system at the beginning of May.
But agricultural products, as in times entirely free of inter¬
national emergency, have been stimulated in price rather
than otherwise by governmental action.
Schram, but there
was
no
stocks, Allied Chemical
Dye opened May 1 at 146, dipped to 145% on the same
day and then moved up to 152% on May 22; it closed May 31
at 145%, the month's low level.
American Telephone &
Telegraph opened at 150 on May 1, moved down fractionally
to 148% on the same day, then rose to 151 on May 21 and
closed May 31, slightly lower at 150%.
Consolidated
Edison Co. of N. Y. opened at 19% May 1, touching its
high point ay 19% on the same day; its low point of the month
was reached on May 31 at 17%, closing the same day a trifle
improved at 17%.
General Electric opened at 28%
on
May 1, advanced to 29% on May 13, thee reacted to 28% on
May 29 and ended the month slightly higher at 28% on
May 31.
United States Steel opened May 1 at 50%, the
month's low; it advanced to 55%. on May 13, and then fell
back to 53 at the close on May 31.
Steel preferred sold at
119 on May 1, then advanced to 119% on May 7, and closed
on
May 31 at 116, the month's low level.
Westinghouse
Elec. & Mfg. opened May 1 at 87%, moved forward to 90%
on
May 21, and then receded to 86 on May 31, closing the
month unchanged.
In the railroad list, Atchison Topeka &
Santa Fe opened May 1 at 26%, rose to 30% on May 7; it
subsequently declined to 26% on May 22 and closed May 31
at 26%, its opening sale of the month.
Baltimore & Ohio
touched its low point of the month May 1 at 3% and its
high point May 10 at 4%; it dipped to 3%, the closing sale
of the month on May 29; the closing sale, however, was
higher than the initial sale of the month.
Delaware &
Hudson touched its low point May 24 at 9% after opening
the month on May 1 at 10%; the peak of the month was
reached on May 8 at 11% and it closed May 29 at 9%, the
VOLUME OF BUSINESS
As to the fluctuations in individual
&
month's
final
sale.
New
York
Central
reached
its
top
figure May 9 at 13%, its low point of the month May 1 at
11%, down from its opening sale on that day at 11%; it
closed the month on May 31, slightly better at 12.
Southern
Pacific opened May 1 at 10%, advanced to 12% on May 6,
its high point of the month; it reached its low of the month
at 10% on May 15, and closed above its opening level on
Northern Pacific after opening at 6%
May 31, at 11%.
May 1, improved to 7% on May 8, then reacted to 6% on
May 31, closing at that figure.
Union Pacific touched its
high point of the month May 13, at 82% and its low point at
77% on May 31; modest recovery marked its close on the
same day, when it sold at 78%.
In the bond market, as in stocks, inactivity was the
Transactions
trait.
dominant
amounted
to
$169,272,000
value as against $209,471,000 in April and $176,105,000
May, 1940.
The highest grade municipals and corporate
issues were steady to firm, taking their cue from the strength
of United States Treasury issues.
The more speculative
issues, however, were given mildly to weakness, with the
firmness of second-grade rail bonds giving way to irregularity
par
in
after the demands of the railroad brotherhoods were made
The foreign bond average rose 2.39 points, thereby
nearly wiping out the 2.61 loss suffered in April when the
war spread to Yugoslovia and Greece.
In the following table we indicate the range for the cur¬
rent month of 10 each of the more active foreign, railroad
known.
and
industrial
17
MONTHLY KEVIEW
June, 1941]
bonds:
'
'
May 1
Bonds
May 31
Range During May, 1941
Closing
Opening
Lowest
Price
Price
Highest
Month of May
OF THE
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
EXCHANGE
2,802,525
$
$
$
S
1938
1939
2,129,537
7,179,035
1,721,735
Domestic
CURB
1940
1941
20,495,000
37,357,000
34,040,000
32,310,000
240,000
169,000
306,000
576,000
1
Foreign Government
•
173,000
586,000
337,000
328,000
20,908,000
38,112,000
34,683,000
33,214,000
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales
Jan. 1 to May 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
'
'
$
$
17,229,426
17,287,426
23,938,035
10,300,762
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic
$
5
■
corporate
1,026,000
3,194,000
2,693,000
134,212,000
3,112,000
2,719,000
Total bond sales
116,161,000
160,067,000
199,516,000
140,043,000
114,039,000
916,000
Foreign Government
Foreign
155,869,000
1,004,000
194,695,000
2,128,000
THE MONEY MARKET IN MAY
A
decrease
several
years,
in
gold
importations to the lowest point in
halt in the decline of excess
the Treas¬
temporary
a
member bank reserves, and a striking success for
ury's financing operations undertaken in May were the out¬
standing features of the money market during the period
under review.
member bank
In
the first two weeks of the
receded another
reserves
ing the following week
an
increase of $170,000,000 was re¬
with the result that the excess reserve position
the entire month gained $50,000,000.
It is antici¬
corded,
during
pated, however, that payments
issue will
ury
month excess
$80,000,000, but dur¬
cause
account of the new Treas¬
on
another large drop in excess reserves
Another interesting devel¬
during the first week of June.
opment was the further rise of $165,000,000 in commercial
borrowings, and the increase of $370,000,000 in total loans
and investments of the
weekly reporting member banks, to
figure of $27,915,000,000 MaY"28~GoWfhmenir
financing" consisted of an offering on May 22 of $600,000,000
record
the
2%% 15-17-year bonds which
subscribed,
resulting
in
almost 14 times over¬
allotments to 8% and
were
cutting
quickly carrying the price of the new issue to a premium
of about 3%.
Simultaneously, the Treasury offered to hold¬
$834,000,000 3%%
of
ers
bonds
due Aug. 1,
1041,
ex¬
an
change for the new 2%% bonds or for %% notes maturing
March 15, 1943, with most of the holders accepting the ex¬
In addition, the Treasury
change for the new bond issue.
the usual weekly $100,000,000 bill issues, to reim¬
placed
burse
similar
weeks
ended
maturities.
21,
May
as
Gold
imports
during
the
four
of
of which sum $19,$4,200,000 from Australia,
reported
by
the
Department
Commerce, were limited to $38,500,000,
came
from Canada,
$3,500,000 from South Africa, $2,800,000 from Colombia,
and $2,600,000 from the Philippines.
Including the acqui¬
sition of newly-mined and scrap gold, the gold stock of the
country during May increased about $70,000,000, the small¬
est gain shown in, almost three years.
Discount holdings
of the 12 Reserve banks increased from $1,918,999 April 30
to
$4,155,000 May 28, and
industrial advances from
300,000
$7,549,000 April 30 to $8,163,000 May 28.
Total member
bank reserves, after receding from $13,523,857,000 April 30
to $13,439,698,000 May 7, subsequently rose to $13,748,879,000
May 28. Money rates in general showed few changes during
the month, although the stiffening in the prices of Govern¬
ment securities, notably subsequent to the success of the
new offering, resulted in appreciable declines in yields for
part of the gilt-edged list.
Average rates on 91-day Treas¬
bills dropped from 0.097% April 30 to 0.069% May 31,
while average yields on short-term notes declined from
0.49% to 0.41%, and those on long-term bonds remained at
ury
Foreign Governments—
Argentine 4s..
Brazil 6^s ot 1926
Buenos Aires
60 H
...Feb. 1972
1957
16 X
61
59X May
16 X May
101M
55%
May
2
17X May 24
4634 May 14
45% May
1977
Canada gold 5s
,.--1952
Cuba 4^s..'._
1977
German (Govt) 5Xb sptd—1965
4%-4Hb
102
100 X May
63"
59% May
May 14
6254 May 29
11
May 21
2234 May
6
6334 May
2
-..I960
6X
Uruguay 3M-4-4^s extl readj *79
41%
6% May
40)^ May
7
May
41J4 May
Italian Public Utility 7s
9%
20
1952
Japanese Govt 6%s
Peru 6s. I
55X May
8
May
1954
May
5934
17
the
10134
6234
2% level.
On the New York Stock Exchange the rate
unchanged at 1%.
for call money was
1034
CALL LOAN RATES ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
6234
Low
2
High
Low
Renewal
High
1
May
17.
Saturday
18.
Sunday
19.
1
20.
1
May
108 X
Renewal
1
1
108X
May
2—
1
26%
May
3...
Saturday
May
4...
Sunday
May
24
May
May
5...
1
May
21.
1
May
6—
1
May
22.
May
7—
1
May
23.
1
May
8—
1
May
24.
Saturday
1
May
25.
Sunday
Railroads—
108^ May
—
May
Missouri Pacific 5s series F--1977
24
7 10934 May
6
29J4 May 10
77 X May 14
22J* May 16 2534 May
6
25
21% May 29
May
6
New York Central 4%s
2013
59
57 X May 26
N Y Chic & St Louis 4 3^s--.1978
63
6234 May 10
65
May
6
Northern Pacific 6s series B.2047
69
61% May 15
66
May 26
21X
58%
62%
70
6
67
May
9—
51X May 15
May 26
5534 May
7
6534 May 12
52X
May
lO-
Saturday
May
26.
1
62
May
ll—
Sunday
May
12...
May
27.
28.
1
May
1
May
13...
1
May
14...
1
May
May
29.
30.
Holiday
May
15—
1
May
31.
Saturday
May
16—
1
Atcn Top A S Fe gen 4s
Bait A Ohio con 4%s
1995
23 %
1967
Erie 5s series 1927
Southern Pacific 4%s
1969
52 X
Southern Ry 4s.
1956
63X
26
May 26
75
28
1960
Boston A Maine 5s ser A C--1967
May 23
61
May
Industrial—
56
Allegheny Corp 5s stpd.— __1950
47
May
---1952
105X
105^ May
Commonwealth Edison 3J4S.1958
Internat Tel & Tel 5s
1955
112%
111
Montana Power 33/£s
-.1966
105 X
Portland Gen Electric 4M8--1960
81X
43
May
105}^ May
8034 May
Bethlehem Steel 3%s
Republic Steel 4J^s B
Shell Union Oil 2^s
Third Ave Ry adj 5s
43
May
1961
103 %
10334 May
1954
97 X
1960
17 X
9654 May
1454 May
102
Youngstown Sheet & Tube 4s 1948
May
56
1
10634 May 27
114
May
6
47
49
May
10634 May
8234 May
10434 May
9734 May
1834 May
10234 May
9
27
46X
6
8134
May
-
Ww
_
14
7
12
12
9734
1534
1941
Month of May
Stock sales—No. of shares
9.667,050
$
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and mlscell—
Foreign Government
38,964,712
$
1939
12,935,210
$
1938
14,004,244
$
98,423,000
17,291,000
948,000
7,390,000
96,654,000
17,658,000
6,844,000
169,272,000
176,105,000
123,104,000
131,156,000
63,258,989
111,392,190
96,800,295
92,797,143
Jan. 1 to May 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
$
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and mlscell—
Foreign Government-U. S. Government
Total bond sales
$
$
$
869,791,000
69,175,000
8,793,000
615,399,000
559,940,000
104,379,000
110,895,000
21,983,000
39,190,000
68,168.000
947,759,000
741,761,000
710,026.000
723,806,000
500,179,000
105,459,000
1
in bankers' acceptances continued inactive, as
supplies remained far short of the existing de¬
Outstanding acceptances, according to the monthly
Trading
mand.
serve
144,924,000
22,931,000
8,250,000
153,831,000
14,493,000
U. S. Government
Total bond sales
1940
1
available
survey
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
1
of the Acceptance Analysis Unit of the Federal Re¬
of New York, issued May 12, totaled $219,-
Bank
561,000 April 30, against $217,312,000 March 31 and $223,305,000 April 30, 1940.
Import bills increased from $120,229,000 March 31 to $125,680,000 April 30, and export bills
from $23,993,000 to $25,087,000, while domestic shipments
declined from $10,191,000 to $9,767,000, domestic warehouse
credits from $30,486,000 to $28,651,000, and bills based on
goods stored in or shipped between foreign countries from
$24,733,000 to $23,263,000.- Bills held by accepting banks
$170,305,000, of which sum $104,757,000 were
own bills and $65,548,000 were
bills of others.
Rates for
bankers' acceptances continued to be quoted at %% bid
and 7/16% asked for 30-day, 60-day and 90-day bills, at
9/16% bid and %% asked for 120-day bills, and at %% bid
and 9/16% asked for bills running 150 and 180 days.
aggregated
MONTHLY REVIEW
18
ACCEPTANCES
PRIME BANKERS'
payrolls increasing
With
as industrial production climbs,
for currency has expanded over the last year in
exceptional for its continuousness.
In the four
the demand
Call Loans
120 Days
90 Days
60 Days
150 Days
180 Days
30 Days
Secured by
Accept 'ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
May
1—
2-.--
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Aa7 is
Saturday
A a7 it
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Aa7 it
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3
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Aaht
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Aa716
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Aa9u
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Aa7 is
Aa716
Saturday
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Aa9 ie
Aa9it
Aa916
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Aa9n
Aa9\t
Aaht
Aaht
Aaht
Aa7it
Xa7it
Xa7i t
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Xa7it
Ma7 is
5—
6_---
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Act71«
A<t716
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Saturday
10-—
■
14—
15—
Aa,7 is
Aa71#
Xa7it
Ma716
Ma716
Xa7it
Ma71#
13—
————.
le¬
Aa7 is
Aa7it
Aa7u
w¬
9i taA
Sunday
is—
19—
_
20—
Xa7 is
21—
22—
Aa716
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23
Aa7u
Aa7n
Aa7u
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Aaht
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htaA
Aaht
24—
Aaht
Aa9it
Aa9it
Aa9n
Aa9 is
Aa9n
Saturday
25—
Sunday
26—
Aa716
Aa7 is
Aa7 is
fli taA
Aa9it
Aa716
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taA
Aa9i6
28
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A°t7 it,
Aa716
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Aaht
Aaht
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Holiday
Saturday
31
accounts for a certain amount of the enlarged demand for
in the last year.
The weekly reporting banks in
show a $50,000,000 increase in till money, of
which the reporting New York City banks were responsible
cities
101
loan
nominal
rates
of
security collateral
on
remained at the
1 %%
for 60-day and 90-day loans, and
1^% for loans running from 120 to 180 days. With trading
in securities continuing at a negligible rate, little or no
levels
for
demand
existed,
loans
new
and transactions
remained
the extension of deter accommodations.
l estiTetecno
another
Actual
30 Days
4 Months
90 Days
60 Days
all
of
reserves
member
banks
increased
022,000 in the four weeks here under review to
$225,-
total of
The growth in deposits of member banks
$13,748,879,000.
considerable,
so
a
however,
restricted
that the
increase
in
excess
to $50,000,000,
raising the surplus¬
age to the $5,820,000,000 level, compared with the record
high of $6,940,000,000 on last Oct. 23.
The expansion in
required reserves in the month was $175,000,000. The sources
was
reserves
which
member
banks
gained
the
additional
$225,-
022,000 of actual reserves were these: Treasury deposits in
the Federal Reserve banks decreased $403,762,000 to a total
of
$461,674,000; the gold stock increased $68,000,000 to a
record high at $22,573,000,000; Treasury currency in¬
new
creased
$^11,000,OOOrRiidTreasttry-c^h^decliired^OS^OO^Klor"
credit, the $223,0p0,000 rise in currency circulation, and the
$94,000,000 gain in non-member balances and other Federal
Mixed Collateral
on
demand has come from payroll and
greater part of the
retail trade needs.
Offsetting in part these contributions to the supply of bank
reserves
were the $3,000,000 reduction in
Federal Reserve
DAILY RECORD OF TIME LOAN RATES
Rates
Hoarding demand has accounted for still
portion of the rise in currency.
But by far the
$10,000,000.
for
from
Time
An increase in the vault cash of member banks
since.
ever
was
27—
30—.
$9,294,000,000.
Over the last year the amount of cur¬
in use increased $1,609,000,000.
Since the post-holi¬
day decline in currency came to an end in January, the
volume in use has risen, with only one weekly interruption,
of
currency
Sunday
11—
12—
April 30 to May 28 the volume of currency out¬
standing increased $223,000,000 to a new record high total
weeks from
rency
Sunday
4—.
manner
a
5 Months
6 Months
Reserve
accounts.
relatively small increase of $68,000,000 in the gold
stock compared with a rise of $121,000,000 in the gold cer¬
tificates deposited by the Treasury with the Federal Re¬
The
IX
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IX
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
IX
IX
May
May
May
May
IX
IX
IX
IX
1A
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
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IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
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IX
1
2...
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1A
1A
IX
1A
IX
IX
IX
May
May
IX
Satur day
Sun day
IX
IX
-
10—
11—
12—
13...
14—
15—
16
17—
18
19
20—
21—
22—
23—
24
25
26
27—
28
29
30
31
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Satur day
Sun day
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Satur day
Sun day
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Federal
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
1X
IX
IX
,
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Holi day
Satur day
Commercial paper continued in slightly larger supply, but
at
demand.
three
to
W/c, and those
while less known
quoted at %.
Bank
on
four to six months' paper at
names
on
the
maturities
same
%%,
again
were
Under date of May 15 the Federal Reserve
announced that reports received from
New
of
Prevailing rates for average grade
commercial paper remained
four months'
York
commercial paper
dealers showed a total of $274,600,000 of
outstanding on April 30, as compared
to $263,300,000 at the end of March and $238,600,000 on
April 30, 1940.
open
market
paper
RATES FOR
MONEY AT NEW YORK
May 17
May 24
May 31
Range for week (mixed & Indus, collateral)
1@1
1@1
1@1
1@1
Week's average (mixed & Indus, collateral)
l
l
1
1
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
1*.
IX
Stock Exchange:
Time loans
(mixed & Indus, collateral):
Thirty days..
Sixty days
Ninety days
Four months
...
Five months
r
Six months
Commercial
IX
IX
ix
IX
IX
IX
IX
.
1M
IX
IX
paper:
A@X
A@X
Good 4 to 6 months
A@X
A@X
A@X
A%%
A@X
A@X
RETURNS OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS-
BROKERS' LOANS IN NEW
place in May of several of the
recent trends in the banking position ; that is to say, mem¬
ber bank credit in use and demand
deposits continued to
expand appreciably, the gold stock and the volume of cur¬
rency
in circulation were again higher.
actual
reserves
and
excess
reserves
'The upward swing
of member banks,
interrupted in recent months by the abnormally large de¬
for currency and the accumulation of funds to the
mand
Treasury's
account
in
the
Federal
Reserve
banks
was
resumed.
interest
with commercial,
of the current banking position is of 'greater
than
the performance
of currency circulation.
of the
at
industrial and agricultural loans
dealers in securities—the so-called brokers' loans—increased
May 28.
a
total of $427,000,000 in the four weeks to
In the last week of the period $95,000,000 of the
increase took place, owing chiefly to the heavier borrowings
of dealers in Government securities, who were
enlarging
connection with the Treasury financing.
The monthly report of member borrowing issued by the New
York Stock Exchange showed a total of $453,356,763 loans
outstanding
on April 30.
as
of May 31, which compares with $382,745,630
COURSE OF STERLING EXCHANGE IN MAY
The sterling exchange market in New York during May
continued limited in extent, a characteristic of the market
since early in 1940.
The free pound "was also restricted as
to
volume
of
transactions, with
levels of the official
No aspect
was
$130,000,000 to a new high on the move at $5,639,000,000.
Holdings of direct Government securities increased $162,000,000, with Treasury bills up $97,000,000, Treasury notes
up $26,000,000, and Treasury
bonds up $39,000,000; but
Government-guaranteed issues were $82,000,000 lower and
other securities decreased $43,000,000.
Demand depositsadjusted increased $503,000,000 to a new high at $24,265,000,000.
Reporting New York City banks' loans to brokers and
their portfolios in
YORK CITY
A further extension took
in
securities portfolio
unchanged
$2,184,100,000,
Treasury bonds
unchanged
at $1,363,800,000
and
Treasury notes unchanged at $820,300,000.
The proportion
of the portfolio represented by Government-guaranteed obli¬
gations likewise was unchanged at $5,000,000.
Loans and investments of the reporting New York City
banks increased $242,000,000 to a new record high at $11,759,000,000, with loans up $204,000,000 and investments up
$38,000,000. Commercial, agricultural and industrial loans
rose $57,000,000 to a new high on the movement at
$2,166,000,000, and the demand for loans from brokers and dealers
in securities, as hereinafter noted, was large.
On the invest¬
ment side, increases were shown of $66,000,000 in Treasury
bills, $41,000,000 in Treasury notes, and $44,000,000 in
Treasury bonds, while Government-guaranteed issues and
other securities were $67,000,000 and $46,000,000
lower, re¬
spectively.
Demand deposits—adjusted increased
$345,000,000 to a new peak at $11,291,000,000.
The weekly reporting banks in 101 cities, in the four
weeks from April 23 to May 21, showed an increase of
$252,000,000 in loans and investments to a new high at $27,798,000,000.
Loans accounted for $215,000,000 of this in¬
$97,000,000 to
Double and single names:
Prime 4 to 6 months.
Government
banks
up
May 10
on
The
Reserve
with
crease,
Week Ended—
Call loans
non-member deposits
the bonds.
of
IX
Sun day
investment
in
IX
available offerings were promptly taken up by the persistent
prime
Behind the $94,000,000 in¬
lay a fall of $11,084,000 in
foreign deposits in the Federal Reserve banks and a rise
of $107,200,000 in other deposits.
The increase in other
deposits is to be explained in part because of the policy
of the Federal Reserve banks of placing in that account
sums received
in subscription to the new defense savings
bonds, whose sale began on May 1, pending actual issuance
crease
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
the Treasury's demands for
large that it was forced to fall back on its
indicating that
so
free gold as a source of supply.
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
were
IX
Satur day
IX
IX
IX
IX
banks,
serve
cash
rate and
earlier months and since the
(Continued
ranges
approximating the
fluctuations
narrow.
As
in
adoption of the London official
on
page
55)
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF BOND PRICES DURING MAY 1941
May.
......
Jan. 1 to
Stock Sales
1941
1940
.$169,272,000
947,769,000
$176,105,000
741,761,000
Bond Sales
May 31
May.
Jan. 1 to
1940
1941
.serahS
9,667,050
38,964,712
.....
May 31
63,258,989
111,392,190
NOTIOB—Cash and deterred delivery sales are disregarded la (Be month'. range unless (bey are (be only (raosacdnos of (be month, and when selling
outside of the regular monthly range are ihowa in a footnote in tne cn>nta in wuicn taey occur.
No account is taken of snob sales in computing the
range for the year
The tables on pages 19 to 40 furnish a complete record of the transactions on the New Tork Stock Exchange during
May, 1941, and the range since Jan. 1. They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables
embrace every security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
The italio letters n the column headed "Interest Period" inciicate in ea£hj^^
Ifra^corcl&scS witft ffi
in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
are at a price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
interest is in default.
This method of quoting bonds became effective Jan. 2; 1909.
Quotations after decimal point repre¬
sent one or more 32ds of a point.
Sales in
in
May 1,
1941
Ask
Bid
$
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Bid
May 31
Ask Bid
Lowest
Ask
Sale
U S GOVERMENT BONDS
Lowest
Registered
120.5
120.9
119.3
119.16 119.9
13723 113.2 8 IIi:27 lii'ii £££721111.29 £i£7l9
i7~o66
Treasury
~6~666
Registered
......
Treasury 3 *8...............1946-1956 M
Registered...
————
15.19 115.24
113.16 113.20 113
Treasury 3 *8.. ............ .1943-1947
07.24 Sale
| Sale Prices
65,000 Treasury 3*8....................1941
Registered.. ...............———
02.18 Sale
101.29 102.1
100.12
78:666
Treasury 3*8...............1943-1945
08.5
Sale
107*"
107.4
167"
08.4
Treasury 8 *8...............1944-1946
09.6
Sale
108
108.4
108
May
5
£££726 May~22
Sale
33:600
May 28120.4
ioiue loe'io lOeYs 106:24
113.20
Sale
12.12 Sale
107.9
106.26
May
7.107.3
May 22
108.9
el07.29 May
6 108.7
May 22
iiI7i"
111:5
££6720 no"
.30(111.17 May
14.17 114.24
113.13 113.17 112.22 113 .1
12" U2.6"
liojY 110.18 ££67§
110
I§" Sale"
112:20 112:24 112:12
Jan.
21
113.3
May 29 115.7
Jan.
6
Apr. 25 107.25
Jan.
3
May 28
May 22
4
106.14
May 28 106.14
101.21
Mar. 25 102.19
106 26
May
108.6
Jan.
4
Apr.
108.4
Jan.
2
107.29
May
Jan.
Jan,
6 109.9
2 109.4
110.11
£16724
May 14
6
2
Feb. 14 112.12
Jan.
10
110.25
19
Jan.
Feb. 24 110.25
Feb.
24
26:666
Jan.
3
Jan.
10
Registered.............——.
3,000
Registered.....................—...
135,000 Treasury 2*8.——..—...1955 1960 M
1,000
Registered——————
29,000 Treasury 2*8...
.....1945 1947
Registered ....................
109.21
Apr.
10
113.2
Jan.
111.28
May
11.9
Sale
17
Apr.
22
112.19
May 27
112.15
Apr.
May
££67s ~
May
7
109:24
Feb.
Apr.
112 ,25 111.27
May
££2:2*1
May
5
110.4
Feb.
May
111.28
May 17
111.28
May
110.4
111.2
May 29
107.14
Feb.
111.13
110.16
May
May
110.16
May 27
109.20
Jan.
110.16
May 27
108 .21 108.11
May
108.16
May 26
108
Feb.
109.24
Jan.
2
108.5
Treasury 3s..............—1951-1955
1946-1948
May
109.21
Registered.—............ .........
Mar.
108.15
Feb.
6
110.9
Jan.
3
110.28 111 .7
108714
108:12
--
108.18
J112.19
£5 £667§o
110.29 Sale
10.14 Sale
09.22 Sale
1 114.9
£££721
2
16:27 m.r
21:666
Treasury 2*8...............1956-1959
55:666
Treasury 2*8.-—————1958-1963
Registered——————
—
Treasury 2 *8..——.——...1960-1965
Registered...——.——.—..—
Treasury 2*8———————1945 J
Registered................
Registered—...............
Ibij^e"
May
6
107.27
Feb.
£66721
3" i667io
May
109:24
May
2
107.2
Feb.
18
109731"
Jan.
2
Jan.
if
109.7
Jan,
18
116:15 lib". 19 iio76
110 15
iooTfs
May
££678~
May
2
107.1
Feb.
19 110.22
Jan.
2
110.28 110
May
8 110.12
May 14
£66731
Feb"." 15
£££74 ~
May 29
107:8 " Feb"." 19 ££179 " A~p"r~.~22
May 22
107.22
109.25
109:25
io7e
D
Registered.............—........
lVoT.io
110.16 110.20 110.8
lOA
Sale"
£16.80
09.6
109.12
07.26 Sale
Sale
^108.2 108.6
lore" 1V0J2 £667ii
Treasury 2*8—..................1948
imoo Treasury 2 *8...............1949-1953
Registered————.
May
109.7
Treasury 2*8...............1951-1954
25 109.13
16722 Sale"
li:666
166:24 109:66 £66:12 1*09
09731 Sale"
Treasury 2 *8..—......—.1948-1951
Registered..—.............—.....
"i:66o
3
16
111.28
Treasury 3 *8...............1949-1962
Treasury 3s.........
79:660
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
May 19 113.18
Feb.
17 113.6
109.4
May 28 106.14 May 28
May 20 el02.19 May 22
09.4
Treasury 3 *8.. ........——1946-1949
15:600
"17:666
Feb. 15 121.26
Mar. 14 119.18
111.19
107.1
101.23
Registered......———--------
8:600
119.4
106.18
May 19
££§73 ~ May"29 ££§77 ~ May~~2
106.14
Registered————————-
Registered.........................
~
Sale Prices
112.6
4s.................1944-1954
Registered....................
"9:600
Highest
Sale Prices
Highest
Pricfs
119.10
121.23 121.28
1947-1952
27,000 Treasury 4*8
2,000
1
Jan. 2.
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
PRICES IN MAY
Price
BONDS
May
10 9". 15
[107.14 107.18
no
110.27 111.9
110.1
May 20
108.9
108.3
May 22 108.3
108
£o§725 I"O9"6
107.16
11,000 Treasury 2 *s.............. .1960-1962
94,000 Treasury 2*8... ........ .—.1952-1954
5,000 Treasury 2*8....—.........1961-1953
oSA
05:3010e". 3
105.24 Sale
25,000 Treasury 2 *8...............1954-1956
1,000
Registered......................
9,000 Treasury 2s...
.....1947
25,000 Treasury 2s..........Mar 15 1948-1950
05.30 106.3
105.25 105.29 105.30 106.7
£67724
107.28
107:25
108.4
104
104.4
104
104.10 103.22
105.30 106.8
107.13
105.12
105.21
105.18
07
106.4
06 J
Treasury 2s...—.....Deo 15 1948-1950
107.5
Sale"
May
108.14 Jan.
109.22 Jan.
Feb.
23
9
105.2
Feb.
107.30
Jan.
Jan.
107.22
Jan.
105.4
Feb.
108
Apr. 24
102.8
Mar.
104.6
May
103.5
Feb.
105.26
Apr. 28
106.7
May 14
May 14
May
1
May 29
103.5
Feb.
106.7
105.18
May 24
103.16
Feb.
105.18
May 29
May'24
106.3
May
3
el02.10 May 13
104.28
Feb.
106.28
Jan.
8 107.13
May
2
107.19
May
May
May
May
May
May
104.6
105.24
105.24 105.28 lOa.21 105.31
106.8
Apr. 29
107.22
107.13 107.28 106.28
— -
108.12
Apr. 7
110.15
106.13 105.28
102.11 102.15 102.12 102.24 102.7
106
100.24
Mar.
104.12
May
Feb. 24'106.7
20,102.14
5 104.1
2
4
14
3
Apr. 28
Jan.
2
Mar.
5
104.1
Mar.
3
101.24
Feb. 15 103.28
May 19 106.28
May 19
106.26
Feb.
Jan.
4
May 16 107
May
6
106.28
Feb. 13 108
Jan.
6
101.28
May 28 101.30
May 21
101.28
Jan.
102.15
May 28 103.3
Mar. 31 103
106.19
May
106.17
Feb. 15 107.26
Jan.
106.17
May
5106.17
May 19 102.13
May 29
May
5
106.17
18
102.9
May
5 106.22
May 19 103
Feb.
May 13
Jan.
30
May 14 102.18
May 17
101.29
Feb.
Jan.
2
Registered.........................
17,000 Treasury 2a.................1953-1955 /
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp—
lr000
8*8...
......
.1944-1964
11,000
8a
1944-1949
03.30 104.3
103.26 103.30 104.7
08.14 108.18
106.30 107.2
106.26 107.5
07.30 Sale
D
107.1
107.5
107
104.20 103.16
May 20 103.25
106.28
107.10 106.31
May
17 107.28
Apr. 24
Registered.......................
8.000
1942-1947
03
103.5
102.7
102.10 101.26 102.5
.1942-1947
03
103.5
102.7
102.10 101.26 102:5
8a
2*8
Jan.
Bome Owners Mortgage Corp—
22,000
2,000
22,000
31.000
1944-1952
8s Series a
Af N
Registered..............—.—..
2*s Series O
1942-1944
i*s series M..............1945-1947
07.26 Sale
106.23 Sale
106.24 107.3
03.3
103.7
102.9
03.2
Sale
102.20 102.24 102.19 102.30 102.16
Sale
103* Sale
102.12 102.2
102.18 102.9
5 106.27
17 103.2
2
NEW YORK CITY
Transit Unification Issue—
56,000
3% corporate stock.....
1980
J
D
103
FOREIGN GOVT & MUNICIPALS
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Colombia)—
6,000
▲Gtd sink fund 6s
....1947 P A
2,000
▲Gtd sink fund 6s
.......1948 A O
1,000 Akershus (KIngdof Norway) 4s. 1968 M S
16,000 ▲Antioquia (Dept of) Col 7s A..1945 J J
13,000
▲External s f 7s series B......1945
8,000
▲External s f 7s series O......1945
14,000
▲External s f 7s series D......1945
6,000
▲7s 1st series...............1957 A O
20,000
▲7s 2d series...............1957 A O
20,000
▲7s 3d series
...........1957 A O
2,000 Antwerp (City( extl loan 5s.... .1958 J D
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
S f external 4*s——.1948 MN
269,000
117,000
Sinking fund external 4*s
1971 M1V
S f external coot loan 4s.Feb 1972 F A
324,000
S f external conr loan 4s
153,000
Apr 1972 AO
For footnotes
see page
30.
31
22
22 *
21
Sale
29*
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
8*
8*
7*
7*
8*
23
23
26
14
.....
79* Sale
67*
64
64
68*
Sale
65*
24
23
7*
7*
8
Z*
8
7*
7*
15*
7*
18
78* Sale
21*
7*
7*
7*
7*
7*
7*
25
23
40
8*
8*
8*
8*
8
26
7 *
7*
7*
7*
6*
6*
8
15*
8
7
18
Sale
79* Sale
66 * Sale
60* Sale
60* Sale
59* Sale
59* Sale
66
103* May 20 104* May 13
23
23
24
29
7*
7*
7*
..
103* Sale
15*
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10
6
8
8
13
13
13
5
3
8
16
78* May
66
May
59* May 26
59 * May 29
23
23
26
May 10
May
6
May
8
8* May 27
8
8
8
7*
7*
7*
15*
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
24
24
24
14
27
100
24
23
26
1
Feb. 25
24* Mar. 28
7* Apr. 16
7* Apr. 22
9* Jan.
7* Apr. 26
7* Apr. 26
6* Apr. 28
6* May 3
9
7
79* May 13
67* May 14
78
65
2
2
Mar.
May
8
9* Jan. 10
14
May
May
17 104* May 13
23
May 10
22* Jan.
2
23
16
61
61
Feb.
Apr. 22
Mar.
5
Jan. 31
Jan. 31
58* Feb. 14
58* Feb. 14
10
Feb.
6
10
Jan. 14
Jan.
9
Jan. 13
Jan. 24
Jan.
82* Feb. 27
70* Jan. 13
64* Jan.
64* Jan.
13
13
so
N.
Sales in
n. % stock
$
197,000
foreign govt (Continued)-of 1925---1955 j J
Ext rnalloan 5s of 1027*—-—1957 MS
External g 454s
1928——1956
iAust
an Govt s f 7s—1957
7.000 iBava la (Free State) ext 6 54s- -1945
1,000
With declaration
12,000 Belgi m 26-yr external 6>4s—*1949
12,000
With declaration*——i;——27,000
External s f 6s.*..--———1955
2,000
With declaration..—-—----! 15,000
External s f 7s
1955
i 8,000
With declaration..——
,! 5,000 A Berlin (Germany) s f 654s-—- -1950
(
r
PRICES IN MAY
Jan. 2,
1941
exchange
Bid
54
Australia 5s
90,000
208,000
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Price
BONDS
May
Value
1
Y. STOCK
9,000
AfN
J
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Ask
Ask Bid
58X Sale
Sale
4954 Sale
J
24^
F A
Bid
A&k
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M
54
48
58
60
60
Sale
61
53
5254
13
13
8X
:12~"
26
18
12
70
72
20
,
,
2,000
204,000 ABrazil (U S of) external 8s.
1941
231,000
iExtls fg 6of 1926
--1957
218,000
AExtl s f 6«s of 1927-***—1957
221,000
AOent Ry 30-year g 7s.
.1952
4,000 Bris ane (City) s f 5s.—*——-1957
4,000
SinkingfundgoldSs—
-1958
19,000
20-year s f 6b——————1950
31,000 iBudapest (City of) 6s—-—-.1962
Buenos Aires
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40
D
41
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554 V
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"3",000
28,000
23,000
123,000
18,000
62,000
19,000
66,000
15 1945 p
J.961L/M
a6s July coupon on.—----I960
AFarm loan s 16s- .—.__Oct 1960 A
554
754
55
27",660
•
9,000
14,000
13,000
45,000
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42,000
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1962
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64
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65
23
24
23
28
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7
68
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15
52
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19
5254 Jan. 15
5154 Feb.
7
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45
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65* May 10
46
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47
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6
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96
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5
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23
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21
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8
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72
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12
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17
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5
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4
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57
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58
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58
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3
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1
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8
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52
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14
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101
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16
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«
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59 % Jan. 17
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8
3
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50
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3
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11
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22 100
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6
93
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,
6454 Feb.
1054 Sale
654
754
58
58
58
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8
85
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2
17
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16
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19
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85
80
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6
9
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1054 Mar. 8
854 Feb. 25
1054 Jan,
4
8% Mar* 5
1054 Jan.
9
9
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8
1154 Jan. 17
954 Feb. 18
954 Feb. 21
9
25
11
10
9
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.
22
33 54
1054 Feb. 10
854 Feb. 24
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55
55
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9
55
54
9
14
3654 May 27
3654 May 27
2354 Apr.
9
235* Apr. 12
23 % Apr. 10
2654 May 27
33
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2454 Jan. 27
3154 May 27
77
May 8
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9% May
53
54
3
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2
954
1154
954
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954
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854
55
54
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2654 Jan.
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1054
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52
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8
25
30
30
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59
2654 Jan.
3654 May 27
3654 May 27
2354 May 7
23
May
8
23
May 10
2654 May 27
33
May 27
24
May 27
3154 May 27
77
May 8
4754
60
Mar. 28
Mar. 24
Apr. 12
3454 May
3454 May
2354 May
23
May
49 k
1
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15
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2554 30 1
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;
8
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3
20
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1054 Jan.
1054
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52
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14
14
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1654
24
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56
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1454 Apr. 23
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2
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56
55
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6
15
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May 14
May 13
16
23
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8
Apr. 29
15" May"2
13
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98
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May 14
Feb. 26 9654 Apr. 24
22
8
22
1054
103
103 54
80
8
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19
23
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89
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8
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-
10
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9
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25
30
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27
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23
26
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11
7 54 Mar. 18
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67
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854 Apr.
3
20
20
24
27
6
18
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,
,
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—1964 MiV
A7s]part paid—————1964
AGreek Govt secured 7s
AS f secured 6s
14,0
Jan.
26
22
26
21
23
3
21
22
1054
11
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2254
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1954
♦»
A
-—1949
German Gov't International-—
435-year 5Hsstamped—....1965 J D
17,000
a5%s unstamped
..1965
ASHsstpd (Canadian holder)-1965
97"000 AGerman Republic 7s stamped. .1949 a o
a7s Unstamped-*—-——1949
31,000
German Prov & Communal Bk»—
1,000
Mar.i 15
8154 Mar. 25
845i Mar. 21
75
May 24
2654 Jan,
9
1054 May
2
1154 May 10
954 May 13
12
May
5
1054 May
1
11
May
9
954 May
7
1054
1054
10
-
:
654
A
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83
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12
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1054 May
1254 May
11
May
1154 May
1054 May
10
1054
.—
7554
954
,
7s
May
May 15
Jan.
1254 May 24
1054 May: 3
12
May 3
1054 May 24
1254 May 23
1054 May
3
1254 May 24
1054 May 3
11
9
3054 Sale
3054 Sale
654 May 21
654 May
8
12
dm
—1952
7Jis unstamped
5
May 14
May 7
May
1
May
3
36
3
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70
3554 Sale
3554
3654
23
j
25
23
30
"16"
954
Sale
Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s* 1942
With declaration———^.
External g 554s--————1955 F A
With declaration-——
1, xternalg 4^s_——
,——1962 AO
With declaration—
27,000
May'27
May 26
72
3
7
7
9
27
May 27
1054 May
1
1154 May 10
1054 May
1
1154 May 13
1054 May 14
11% May 10
1054 May ,; 1
10"
11
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11
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1949
4 lis external debt
1977
30-years f554s.<- -—-—1953
APublic Works 5 lis.-June 30 1945
AOzechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8s_-1951
159,000
5,000
47
34
26
6
Jan.
43 34 Jan.
lo
4654
4754
4954
4854
_
4354 Jan.
4954 Jan.
7
48k Jan.
15
7
May
1554 Apr. 29
34
Apr, 22
14
May 19
1754 Jan. 16
1554 Jan.
1554 Jan.
1654 Jan,
5254 May
5254 Jan.
57
May
28
10
5354 Jan.'<15
854 Jan.!> 4
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Jan.
16
43
19
23
24
23
28
16
11
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O
ACosta Rica (Rep of) 7s.——1951 MN
Cuba Rep of) 5s pf 1904— -——1944 MS
5s ext debt Ser Aof 1914
1949 F a
With declaration--..
4654; May 12
1654
11
1054
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248",660
May 23
14
43
24
15
11
12 H
a. O
—__
1942
34,000 Dominican Republic s f5Hs
*a
1st ser 514s of 1926
.1940
26,000
*
i2d series sinking fund 6 Hs—1940
14,000
Customs Adm 5Ha 2d series.. 1961
2,000
534s 1st series.^.
—1969
4,000
5 H s 2d series. —1969
ADresden (City) ext ,• f7s
1945
El Salvador (liep) 1st • f 8s A— -1948
ACertificates or deposit
14,000
a Estonia (Republic) 7i-.1967
.1945
22", 666 Finland (Rep of) external 6s
5,000 AFrankfort (City of) s f fl)4s-_—1953
25
12
1154
1 254
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1054
12
1154
15
1054
1054 Sale
1
12
1154
1054
1054 1054
12
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1 12
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12
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1951J D
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2954
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m* mt mm
j
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Sale Prices
61
Apr^
2
61
Apr.
2
Feb. 28
May
9
May 23
14
28
20
27
-
Bale
m S
ACoiogne (Germany) s 1654s-- -1950 M S
Colombia (Republic of)—
a6s of 1928
——
Oct 1961 A O
238,000
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139,000
j
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ASinkingfund 7s of 1926——1946 MiV
2,000
ASinking fund 7s of 1927—---1947 FA
5,000
——1952 J D
20,000 Copenhagen external 5s
With declaration
35,000
1953 MN
14,000 * Gold 454s
With declaration..—
r-—19,000
10,000 Cordoba (Prov) Argentina 7s.—1942 3 J
8,000
9,000
17,000
35,000
988,000
80,000
22,000
1,000
9,000
218,000
122,000
15,000
30,000
37,000
44,000
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T
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7
6
47
6
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23
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23
21
15
31
13
23
24
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May
May
May
May
May
May
May
60
May
654 May
!
Sale Prices
1554; May 23
2
98
98
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88
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May
68
May
74
May
75
May
17
X
Highest
5354 Jan.
5354 Jan.
68
4754
4754
Sale
*47"
3554
53
53
1954
1654
1654
1754
5254
Lowest
Sale Prices
60
May 28
60
May 28
May 231 *1754
May 19 14
May
2154
May
1754
May
1754
May
1954
53
May
May 10 53
4554 May 27
46
May 27
46 V Sale
,3454
Prices
5854 May
1
58
May
1
4954 May
3
7
May 24
14
May
9
16
May 23
6854 "May
2
69
May
7
62 54 May
1
65
May
7
70
May 13
6854 May
7
15
May
7
16
14
85
46
4554
47
-49
854
1942 m N
^Guaranteed s f gold 6s
1961
10,000
a6sassented
—
1961
45,000
AGuaranteed sink fund 6s
1962
1,000
tfisassented — u*-—.—-1962
70,000
4,000 AOhilean Munic Loan 7s——1960
a7s assented-------——
-I960
35,000
-
Sale
55
4654
Sale
a6s assented—
Feb 1961
ARy refextl s fg 6s_——_Jan 1961
a6s assented
^*4.*—1961
AExtl s f 6s int ctfs
Sept 1961
'
85
Sale
4854
a7sassented.* ; ———----1942 MiV,
AExternal sinking fund g 6s—1960 a O
a6s assented—
1960 AO
AExternals f gold 6s*—--Feb 1961 F A
;
-
1960
a6s Oct coupon on.—
AOhile Republic ext s f g 7s
>,
,
60
7
49
30-year3s.—-i-——-*1967 J J
30-year 3s--—------..,..-1968 MiV
ACarlsoad (City) s f 8s_-------1954 j
j
AOent Agric Bank (Ger) 7s_.--.1950 M S
1,000
AFarm Loan s f 6s—--- July I960 j
j
"4", 600
Sale
•
Sale
Highest
.
Canada (Dominion) gold4s.—1960 a O
30-year gold 5s—---1952 AfN
170,000
146,000
126,000;
98,000
144,000
74
2154
17
Sale
17
Sale
19
1954
5254
60
5254
60
57
60
554
6
58
*58"'
.
551 ;000
58
-
55
a6sstamped..——.——-.---1961 M S
Readjustment 454-454b1977 M S
Refunding s f 454-454s*-——1976 p a
Ex 1 readjust 4 5*8-4:54 s
1976 a O
Ex la f 454-454 * bonds
}975m1\T
3%sexternals f$ bonds*....T1984 j j
75,000
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)—
3,000
Secured s f 7s—. ..---------1967 j
j
1,000
^Stabilization loan 754«——1968 MJV
'260,000
Sale
75
21
1854 Sale
•54—--—
52)4——
5754 Sale
(Province of)—
,
'
I
6954
1554 Sale
1554 Sale
1654 Sale
208,000
38,000
20,000
113,000
t,;
6254 Sale
*68"
75
A~Q
With declaration
- - - aE ternal sinking fund 6s...-1958 J
With declaration-.--—
"B'.ooB
.
MS
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
May 31
May 1
w
1968 FA
A6s part paid.......
-
•
For footnotes, see page
2554
954
1254
754
"1054 Sale'
754
"9"" "Id""
30
6554
2454
68
27
10
654
20
Sale
11
8
854
Sale
754
20
—
"754
754
Il54"May"22
654 May 15
954 May 24
1754 May 29
1754 May 29
56
62
15
Sale
5254
55
—
25
May,
Jan.
49
"27"*
57
>
"30"
49
57
*14
54
Mar."25
95* May 24
654 May 12
5054 May 13
1454 May 22
M ar 22
2654 Jan.
8
12 54 "Mar
*28
15
.
754 May 17
""654"May"l2
60
May- 6
15
May
3854 Apr.
1
1454 May, 12
1
26
——
"5754
8
9
9H "Feb" 27
—
-----
4954
"8 54 "May" 8
"654 "IB"
.1968
15,000 AtTaiti(Repof) 6sseriesA—... 1952
1946
3,000 A Ham burg (State) 6«
With declaration-—
AHeidelberg (City) extl s f 7 Hs—1950 y~j
Helsingfors (City) ext 6Ms
-I960 A O
'A
115
6
Jan.
26
Jan,t;
4954 Mar.
3
lo ""Jan""l6
66
.Jan.
3
22 54 Jan. 30
26 ;> Jan,
3
27
8
Jan.
7
52
3
s
.
Apr* 25
Sales in
8*5
BONDS
May
1941
Ask
Bid
gov't (Concluded)
foreign
May I
■;
'
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s
iSecured
s
f g 754«
f g 7s
4
23
635$
45 54
28
2254
63 '
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"654
60 54
28
64
sec
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m s
D
afn
m s
5 54 May
454 May
454 May
1054
1054
11
11
60
64
57
6t
70
60
60
63
5954
65
56
52
—
-
64
'•
5354
55
59
36""
31
3354
n*
"3154 Sale"
39
"32"
.
—-
Sale
40
38
24
4054
Sale
3954
39
Sale
38
Sale
40
77
87
75$
69$
79$ Sale
754 Sale
714 Sale
554
754
8
45$
92
7
654
654
654
4
~"8~~
754
8
7
754
754
654
654 Sale
7
1254
4
4
454
4
4
1^
754
7
Sale
Sale
4
954
5754
5654
Sale
854
854
9
26
23
454
5
454
9
10
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.
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O
87
7
2554 Sale
a
.....
4
8
1254
23
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1054 Sale
F
a
ms
a
1953
F
o
a
18
57
May
5
5554 May 15
5554 May 17
May 29
May 26
35* May 15
May 21
32
May 13
gl-40-May-17
3154 May 27
40
May 19
'88
1
May 21
5654 May 20
5694 May 16
92
May
7
7
May 22
694 May
2
694 May 28
654 May 31
7
May 15
4
May
6
13 i- May
7
354 May 23
394 May 27
354 May 29
894 May
2
854 May
2
.....
19
13
9654 Sale
9454 May
Sale
65
64
94
-----
754 Sale
854
Sale
24
854
754
754
754
954
1054
854
854
854 Sale
1154
954
1054
1054
12
954
101
10
7,
May
79
May
92
May
1953
j
j
1964 M S
4s
Sale
Sale
Sale
1054
Sale
8
854
Sale
62
954
854
1054
22
A*
Sale
21
Sale
62 54 May
60
Apr.
5
May 26
Jan. 20
3154 Feb. 14
2794 Feb. 21
1
May 16
3
• Mar.'
3
3654 May 12
2494 Jan.
9
30
Apr. 22
57
May 21
5654 May 20
569a May 16
75
Mar:
6
32
May:
3494 Feb.
40
May
3154 Feb.
,
28
27
56
8
6
10
16
27 *4 Jan.
309a May' 2
90 5$ Apr. 15
81
Apr.
81 54 Mar.
92
May
7 54 Apr.
.Jan.
654 Feb.
658 Feb.
11
14
25
10
2
754 Jan. '
Feb.
1
31
7
8
10
7 54 jan
6
•■'7
May 15
May" 6
4
Jan.1
14
354
354
354
854
Jan.
14
8
13
Jan.
14
Jan.
9
Feb.
18
Feb.
24
7
i
2
May 15
494 Apr, , 5
13 94 Feb. 19
5
Mar. 18
4 54 Mar. 27
474 Anr.
7
7
105$ May 29
1094 May 31
9
May
2
9654 May 31
66
May 14
13
87
Jan.
2
59
Feb.
18
8
Jan.v
Apr.
794 May 26
17
feb
,
Jan;
8
Jan.
1
10
Jan.
8
96 54 Jan.
66
Jan.
28
,
17
8
Jan.
854 Mar. 31
79$ Jan. 16
27
16
694 Feb.
20
i
26
27
24
27
May 27
May
May
May
May
954 Apr. 10
794 Mar. 7
854 Feb. 24
8
Mar. 20
Apr.
Feb.
Jan;
19
May 13
1194 May
8
1194 May 21
954 Jan.
854 Jan.
4
1154 May 26
954 May 27
24
1054 May 27
32 f Jan. 27
10 5$ May
7
Mar.
4
6
Apr.
4
2
25 54 Jan.
63
,Jan.
2254 Feb.
5454 Feb.
1 "57"
4
Jan.
27
23
May
,
43
27
27
.
14
Mar.
Jan.
;
'Jan.
23
1154
954
1054
1054
8
17.
11
19
46
May 23
May 12
May
May
May
May
8
May 21
3454 Jan. '
Anr.
May
20
Jan.
41
Mar. 11
"
27
994
8*4
894
894
6
2
13
7
15
17
29
26
40
9
""894~May"22
794 May
654 May
Apr.
May
May
May
May
5594
559a
5854
5854
3654
16
15
9
Jan.
,
105$ Apr.
4
1054 May 23
May 23
16
2254
Sale" *5654 Sale
_
2994 May
5
7
30
67
Mar.-5
31
59$ Mar. 12
59$ Mar. 11
6 t May 21
6494 Jan.
Jan.
51
'4
56
2
5154 Jan. 11
3254 Mar. 24
^3454 Jan. 22
8
7
794 May 28
794 May 15
7
> May
2
754 May 13
7
May 15
4 '> May
6
13
May « 7
454 May
5
394 May 27
394 May
9
1054 May 29
1094 May 31
13
Jan.
Jan.
<
5694 Feb.
5454 Jan;
5154 Jan.
52
Jan.
7
*
(State of)—
1054
854
954
854
3054
55a
554
2554
6054
854 Feb.
7
7854 May
15
54
53
2
90
""55$~Mar."ii
14
Sale
7
3094 May
59$ mar. 11
6
3
6
Jan. 11
Mar. 19
Feb.
8
May 16
May
3
May
1
18
May 23
May 12
8
Mar. 28
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
'894 Jan.
65
2554
854 Sale
754 Sale
394
394
354
454
1854
May 28
8
16
10
Feb"
5$
70
3
394 Jan/
13
8
954 May
•1054 May 23
6
6254 May
60
May
6
39
Feb.
61
594 May 13
554 May 12
May 21
21
* May
2
41
95
Sale
5 94 May
3954 May 28
3634 May 12
May
Jan;
559$ Jan., 4
854 Jan.
8
2654 Jan. 28
'
6
57
7954
7754
71
"654 Apr""22
754 May 24
May
6
13
30
Sale
86
7154
Mar,14
18
70
May 16
13
Mar. 12
469$ Jan. 10
305$ Jan.
9
299$ Jan. 13
_
5854 Apr; 26
4154 Apr. 14
61
Apr.
8
1954 Mar. 5
2554
2554
6654
6254 Sale
5954
May
' Feb. 21
5$ Jan. 21
75
14
Jan.
2654 May
1^94 Apr.
2754
"7" "26""
6~
52
5354
3254
3854
3254 3154
>38>f-may
32
2954 May
5
23
Feb.
5 "
63
35
Sale
"35"
i
59
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
jan.
65
7
1
6
2254 May
6354 May > 2
5554 May 22
61
May
8
4
8
6
1254 May 20
May 29
May». 6
"'"554 May"20
May
5554 May
5254
6 ' Mar.
594 Feb.
18
16
21
5
3094 May
22 54- May
5754 May
Sale
3l"
25
19
454 May
554 May
1954 May
70
59
a
1946
paid
(City) s f 6s
s r
554
Feb.
'
494 May 16
l
May 24
554
554
554 Sale
554
5 54
554
654
2154
"5254
35$
894
79$
894
ti
654 May 13
65
16
coupon
ASaarbruecken
7054
ile
3
3 5$
sinking fund gold
1968
a7s extl loan of 1926
1966 mn
68.000
a7s Municipal loan
1967 J d
19.000
A O
51,000 ARome (City) external s f 654s-1952
ARoumania (Kingdom of) 7s—1959 F a
56,000 Santa Fe extl
69
57
57
12
1950
6
9
22
12
,
8
8
5
May 23
May i' 8
May 17
t
7" Sale"
60
30
a6s extl
a February
May
20 ! May
5954 May
46
May
70
4254 Sale
4154 Sale
2354
26
a88 extl loan of 1921————1946
96,000
21
s
2
5
15
74
2654 May
Sale
2754
6
May> '7
May
2954
'315$ Sale"
1960 j
654s
1
3
554 May
5
1254 May 20
30
3054
With declaration
—
1,000
A Sinking fund gold 6s
1952
6,000
38,000 Queensland (State of) ext sf 7s. .1941
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947
72,000
ARhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser a '50
AExternal
5
'
74
51
1963
8s——1961
1966
a Prague (Greater City) 754s
1952
APrussia (Free State) exts f 654s 1951
Rio Grande do Sul
954
954
1554
33
a4*$« assented
8,000 APorto Alegre (City of)
AExternal loan 754s
29,000
19,000
554 May 22
454 May 16
6 1 May- <8
55
'
128,000
5
Sale
954 Sale
q
5754
54*4
7s..—-1947
...1959
77,000 aRIo de Janeiro (City of) 8s
Sale
5
2254
—
f 8s
7
6
Sale
t
50
^National loan ext s f 6s
306,000
ANational loan ext s f 6s—.1961
143,000
1940
1,000 ♦iPoland (Rep of) g 6s
a1 54s assented
1958
100,000
AStabilization loan 7s.
1947
1,000
a4 54s assented
1968
23,000
s
,
954 May
954 May
6254 May
q
54 *
1963 if n
9,000 ♦Panama (Rep) 5s ser a
AStamped (assented)
1963 mn
54,000
ACtfs of deposit (series a 1963) —
183,000
♦Certifs of deposit (series b)
5,000
AExternal
Sale Prices
28
>
7
6954
9 54
854 Sale
4,000 ANuremberg (City) external 6s-.1952
..1953
134,000 Oriental Development 6s
External deb 554s
-.:
1958
82,000
Oslo (City) 454s extl sink fund--1955
11,000 APernambuco (State of)
52,000 APeru (Rep) Sees f g 7s
Sale Prices
6254 Sale
56
5454
554
454
4 54
454
454
"3 '14
-
With declaration
Sale Prices
!
69
With declaration
14",000
Highest
Sale Prices
6
35i
3 94
394
4 54
3H
4h
2854 Sale
52
Lowest
Ask
29
2754
■
3%
35$
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s—.1970
With declaration
26*4
22*
Sale
""794 "8h
With declaration
External sinking fund 454s—1956
With declaration
External sinking fund 45$S--m965
19v080declaratlnfflz'- 1zl'. ..tt.4s sinking fund extl loan
1963
49,000
35,000
13
4754
22
Highest
74 '•
31
72
ilH
76
"13""
-----
Sale
554
554
554
2354
30
285a Sale
63 *4 Sale
53
Sale
7
13
2454 28 •;
12,000:
9,000
38,000
15,000
3,000
21,000
7
'914
Sale
5
iHunparitin Land Mtge754s a-.1961
*8 f 7 m* series b_.
....1961
Hungary 7 54s ext at 454 to..... 1979
Irish Free State external 5"-- —1960
ATtaly (Kingdom) extl ■ f 7«—
Altalian Cred Consortium 7s b..1947
iltalian Public Utility • f g 7s~1962
211,000 Japanese Govt extl s f 0h«.-.--1954
Extl sinking fund 554s.
487,000
A Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 7s-1957
iLeipzig (City) external s f g 7s.. 1947
ALower Austria (Prov) 754s
1950
44,000 AMedellin (Colombia) 054s
1954
15,000 Mendoza (Prov) 4s readj
1954
Mexican Irrigation—
!*
25,000
a454s stamped assented
1943
AMexfco (u s) extern 5s 1899 £-1945
61,000
AAssenting 5s of 1899..
1945
151,000
AAssenting 4s of 1904—
1954
265,000
AAssenting 4s of 1910-—.—.1945
379,000
*ATreas 6s of *13 assent..
1933
81,000 AMIlan City (Italy) ext loan 6 *$81952
Minas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
12,000
ASec extl s f 6j$s...
..1958
51,000
ASec extl s f 654s
1959
3,000 AMontevideo (City) 7s
1952
1,000
a6s series a
1959
24,000 New South Wales ext s f g 5s—1957
14,000
External 8 f g 5s
1958
1,000 Norway 20-year ext s f 6s
..1943
13,000
With declaration
15,000
20-year external s f 6s_.
1944
£54
7
854
954
554
454
454
Septl946
Lowest
May 31
Ask Bid
Bid
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
7,000
5,000
2,ooo
7,000
28,000
5,000
61,000
3,000
34,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MAY
Price
Jan. 2.
n. y. stock exchange
Value
31
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
June, 1941]
3
Sao Paulo
25,000
40,000
32,000
105,000
30,000
40,000
325,000
1,000
13,000
5,000
(City of)—
a8s extl secured s f_—.....1952 mn
a6*$s extl secured 8 f
__1957 mn
San Paulo (State of)—
♦a8s extl loan of 1921-—-.—-1936
a8s external
......-..--1950
a7s extl water loan
1956
a6s extl dollar loan
..1968
♦ASec s f g 7s
1940
ASaxon State Mtge Inst 7s
1945
ASinking fund gold 6 54s-Dec 1946
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—
a8s secured external
—1962 mn
'
With declaration
a7s series b sec external—...1962 mn
With declaration
d
iSilesia
954
16
13 54
Sale
2654
2754
1654
1754
1554
17
1554 Sale
2554
27
1754 Sale
1654
17
4254
1154
1154
Sale
44 54
48
Sale
1154 May 14
1194
1054
1 354
12
11
30
31
2754 May
1694 May
1854 Sale
1854
20"
1754
17,
51 Si Sale
May 13
7
954
654
754
554
4
4
3
554
Sale
554
27,000
22,000
47,000
111,000
2,000
1,000
Sydney
8
a
Taiwan Elec Pow 554s—...—1971 j
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s
1952
Externals f 554s guar
..1961
AUruguay (Rep) external s f 8s—1946
AExternal sinking fund 6s—..i960
AExternal sinking fund 6s
1964
39$-4-454% (s bonds of 1937)
External readjustment
1979
317,000
3
7,000
51-4-4 54 % (s bonds of 1937)
External conversion
26
60
76
J
4154 Sale
18
2354
A
1?55
' 8.5 54s
354
354
2454
d
3$ s assented
m S
a
o
46
f
a
3
5854
51
mn
Sale
1,000
11,000
117,000
62
Sale
20
Sale
42 54
19
42
4954
4954
mn
395a Sale
-----
.....
18
May 20
52
May 29
1
1594 May
3
4354 Jan.
225$ Jan. 31
8
2654 Jan.
4
May 27
May
2
4
May 27
454 May 27
5
May 17
6
554 May
1
62
2
May
9
May 19
May
38
19
3954 May
9
7054 May 31
May 23
2054 May 13
43
May 21
41
-
4
May
45$ May
5
May
554 Apr.
3 5$ Jan.'
394 Jan.
2054 Jan.
61
38
19
12
17
17
30
20
31
24
Mar.
6
Apr. 30
Feb.
8
Jan.
5354 May 27
5354 May 27
19
Jan, 23
189$ Mar. 13
Jan. 29
2654 Jan.
8
26 54 Jan.
8
53
•
854
65$
8 54
654
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
27
14
27
22
5
5 h Feb.
24
26"-$ Jan.
9
7054 May 31
4594 Jan. 10
25
Jan. 14
54
Jan. 10
59
Mar. 12
,
.
54 9$ Apr.
509$ Jan.
399$ Jan.
,
5
27
3954 May
55
49
.....
3054 May 29
20 , Feb. 27
1594 May
50
49
25
49
4154
Sale
38
4254
3654
2054
40
-----
4154
3654
43
3454
4154 May
3954 May 14
41
38
3754 May 28
Sale
4254 May 26
3654 May 27
2054 May 15
May
3954 May
45
May 17
41
May
2054 May 15
354 May 20
3
May 22
41
May 12
354 May 20
354 May 22
4454 May 28
4154
40
-----
354
4254
5
Sale
4554
Sale
1
"12*54
12
354
4054 May 22
40
41
42
Prov
20
4354
6
30
4754 May
454
5
1954
7054 Sale
3854
41
49
mn
Mtge Bank 7s..1952
A Vienna (City of) 6s
1952
AWarsaw (City) external 7s
1958
a454s assented
1958
Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s..-.1961
"6",000
3
50
35<-454-4»i«% extl conv ....
4-4 5$-4 54s external readj
1978
354s external readjustment—1984
a Venetian
3
5
40
4154
1979 mn
1978 j D
24,000
54,000
5,000
5
20
Jan.
16 H Apr.
16
Apr.
26
May
—
(Prov) extl sink fund 7s.1958
1958
ASilesian Landowners Assn 6s... 1947
a4
1354 Feb. 24
125$ Feb. 27
3054 May 29
19
May 21
1854 May 15
17
ffl:::::
654
15
10
3
3
4454
354
454
4554
2
3554 Jan.
3594 Jan.
415$ Feb.
36 5$ Feb. 27
1754 Mar.
9
Apr.
35$ Feb. 13
3
May 22
41
May 12
44
9i Mar.
7
4154 Apr.
5
419$ Apr.
3
45
May 17
4454 Apr.
7
,
28
Jan.
14
125$
39a
4 5$
579$
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
8
2
8
10
railroad and industrial
companies
84,000 ♦t AAbitibI Pow & Paper 1st 5s..1953
1948
10,000 Adams Express coll tr g 4s
Collateral trust 4s of 1907--—1947
6,000
4 Mb stamped
1946
28,000
AAdriatic Elec Co external 7s—1952
Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s ser a
1943
"3",000
First cons 4s series b
1943
11,000
2,000 Albany Perforated Wrap Pap 6s_1948
6s with warrants assented
1948
6,000
1946
59,000 Albany & Susq 1st guar 354s
3 54s registered. _
1946
For footnot°s, see page
30.
J
d
m s
J
d
4554
44
10054 103
10054
10754
2254
39
11054
10754 10854
-
101
101
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2154
10954
Sale
45
1-0654 16754
40
56
57
46
48
A
O
55
82
A
O
79
82
5054
101
102
51
---■
4554 May
101
10354 101
105
Sale
105
1854 —10954
10694 107
40
55
41
48
8254
8354
84
82
79
8154
May
1
52 54 May 27
102
May 28
May
10154 May 14
May 12
May 29 107
4354 Feb.
999$ Mar.
101
1009$ Mar.
20
10954 May 19 10954 May
10694 May 23 10654 May
55
May 23 5554 May
46
May
May 14 46
84
May
8254 May
"
19
13
~
14
14
5254
10294
103 94
1079$
Apr.
25
Mar;
May 27
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
11054 Jan.
107 54 Jan.
10954 May
1069a May
59
30
Mar. 22
Feb.
7
5
10
3
11
54
Apr.
46
Mar.
54 54 Jan.
8194
Mar.
84
May 14
79
jai..
80
Mar. 13
10
20
22
Y. STOCK
N.
Sales in
May
BONDS
II
Value
L
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
•5 ft.
$
Price
Allegheny Corp coll tr
1941
5s_-1944
F
A
D
A O
Ask
97 M
85 M
-
.
_
-
*
360,000
1st mtge gold 4s
-July 1948
4s registered
1948
Stamped modified bonds—
1st mtge g (interest at 4% to
Oct 1 1946) due—-July 1948
Ref & gen ser A (Interest at 1 %
to Dec 1 1946) due..
1995
Ref & gen ser C (interest at
11-5% to Dec. 1 46) due.1995
Ref & gen ser D (interest at 1 %
to Sept 1 1946) due
2000
Ref & gen ser F (interest at 1 %
to Sept 1 1946) due
1996
^Convertible due. ..Feb 1 1960
Pgh L E & West Va System—
Ref g 4s extended to
1951
S'western Div 1st M (Interest at
323% to Jan 1 1947) due. 1950
616,000
307,000
275,000
367,000
3,732,000
147,000
53",000
1,000
MAY
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Bid
Ask Bid
90 23
Sale
80 Vs
56
Sale
86 M
Sale
10723
Ask
Sale
Highest
Prices
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
72
Sale
25
56
56 M
104 M
100 M
Sale
Sale
102 "82
542*
1032*
99 23
Sale 1021si
Sale
Sale
Sale
54
May 24 5723 May 10
101M May 15 10423 May
1
99 M May
6 1002* May
1
Sale 102
May 28 10223 May
1
10823 Sale
108M 10823 107 H May 22 10823 May 14
108 23 Sale
108
108M 107 % May
6 10823 May 15
10123 105M 104M 107M 103
May
9 10423 May 23
109M 110
109M 110M 109M May
8 110
May
2
104
105
104
105M Sale
May 23 106
May
5
27 M
57 23
28 M
55 M
Sale
59
29
57
99 2*
99 M 100
106
Sale
99 M
105 23
106 M
Sale
10523
Sale
Sale
1082*
90 M
90 M
952*
Sale
108M
92 M
93 2*
94 M
Sale
912*
992*
99
Sale
96
Sale
104M
101M
111M
-----
102
98
98
Sale
100
99 M
26 M May
7
56
May 29
99 M May 23
282* May 20
58
May
5
992* May 23
105M May 29 1062* May
8
105 H May
6 10623 May 12
108 M May
92 M May
92 ^2 May
98
7 10923 May
2
7
May 21
97 % May 27
96 2*
5
95)^ May
103 2* 105 M 103 H May 29
Sale
-----
Sale
110
-----
1012*
111M
110M 111
106
101M May
111H May
May
109
3
1
6
9323 May
May
99
May
9923 May
9623 May
10423 May
1012* May
11123 May
110
May
6
19
13
12
21
7
1
3
1
27
78
Sale
67
Sale
87
74
Bale
v
77 M
65 Vs
-
Sale
85 M
70 23
36
NjSale
31M Sale
100 X May 27 100
May 22
101
May 10 102x4 May
6
78 M
77 H. May 22
79.2* May 13
Sale
86
72
37
32
65
85H
71X
35X
SIX
99
29M
94 M
95 M
93
104 M 104 H Sale
104
100
99 Vs 100 M
99
67 M
Sale
93
Sale
104
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
17 6823 May
24 89
May
29 74
May
15 3723 May
15 3323 May
1
952* May
9 10423 May
19 100
May
6
15
1
7
6
14
24
19
Toledo Cin Div ref 4s A
70 M Sale
O
71
Sale
68
Sale
67
J
D
37
Sale
37
Sale
34 M
Sale
J
D
41H Sale
43 M
Sale
39 M
40
342*
City Electric deb
26 J*
Sale
26
M2V
57 M
Sale
56
Sale
53
55
5323 May 29
45
52 23
Sale
47 M
Sale
45
45
Sale
93 M
53
55
1951
84
1948
11323 Sale
136
105
Sale
25
45
46
Sale
84
87
110M 111
Sale
131
48
83
1102* 111"
13023 132
May
May
8523 May
43
May
43
May
4423 May
85
May
11023 May
1302* May
52
5723 May
7
26 5023 May 12
55
27
May
7
6 87
May
8
2 '4623 May 13
1
4623 May 13
5 4423 May
5
17
85
May 17
28 111
May
2
7 131
May
1
104
-----
"§82*
"30 23
9823
19M
2623
"16M
972*
9823
1923
982* May
7
1423 May 20
982* May 14
16
May 23
15
162* May 24
...
-
1959 F
A
25'
20
"27"
1955 AO
"18"
May 22
20
1523 May
8
1523 May
8
Berlin Eiec Elev 6c (Jndgrd Rys—■
Alst 6 Ms
1950
176,000
Bethlehem Steel 3M8
72,000
90,000
68,000
67",000
10,000
24,000
conv
deb._1952
JCons mtge 33s seriesFG
Jonsol mtge Ms ser
106M
106 M
104 2*
105M
108 23
10023
1959
1960
Consol mtge 3 Ms series H.
Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s
Blaw Knox Co 3 Ms
_
.1965
1944
1950
1st 5s series AC
1st mtge 5s series II
1st g 4Mb series JJ
1967 M
S
1955 MN
1961 A O
1st mtge 4s series RR
1960
986,000
♦Inc mtge. 4 Ms series A.July 1970
170,000
1 ABoston & NY Air Line 1st
gu 4s '55
55,000
Bklyn Edison cons mtge 3 Ms
1966
.1950
4~l",066 Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s
Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s 1945
13,000
1st lien & ref 6s series A
1947
53,000
Debentures gold 5s
1950
89,000
^
J
J
UN
133,000
54,000
405,000
31,000
155,000
121,000
119,000
3,000
99,000
17,000
1,000
166,000
73,000
1,000
107
100
1062*
10423
10023
1032* 10323
10723
1002*
104
1052* May
1 1062* May 27
1032* May
1 10423 May 26
May 29 10023 May
7
1032* May 27 1042* May
7
100
—
M Sale
Guaranteed
Guaranteed
g
---
MN
O
see
page
30.
182*
Sale
28 M
Sale
Sale
Q6 M
Sale
10523 Sale
111
Sale
108 23
44 2*
Sale
3M Sale
323
3M
70 M
682*
4123 Sale
100
May
5 101
May 29
Sale
523
662*
43 2*
Sale
75
M S
J
J
J
D
J
J
1955 F
A
1947 F
A
1948 J
D
Sale
101
95 M
Sale
1012*
932*
93
912*
87 2*
84
95M
972*
96 23
94 M
93
92 M Sale
103 M 104M
52
76
102
68 M
65
33
Sale
78
Sale
70
Sale
45
105M 1052*
99 M 101 2*
47
107
52 M
Sale
99 23
8823 Sale
16
2923
100
98
9823
107
832*
76
84
69""
692*
75
772* May 14
852* May 10
68
May
1
May 12
May
7
May 12
May 23
8323 May 28
76
69
1092*
105
112
1112*
9123 Sale
902*
1022* 10323 10323
112
11223 1112*
110
109 23
42
523
5
6
69
71
Sale
4523
4623
75
7323
10723 10723 10723
Sale
822* Sale
Sale
98
982*
Sale
10023 1002*
Bale
10023 10123
1012* 10023 10123
Sale
9923 10023
992*
982*
Sale
9823
10723 1072* Sale
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
4123 May
6
May
523 May
69
May
43 2* May
73 23 May
107
May
812* May
9623 May
9923 May
100
May
100
May
982* May
97
May
9623 May
10523 May
51
May
602*
Sale
80
May
103
Sale
10223 May
Sale
762*
7223 May
Sale
70
May
712*
Sale
40
50
46
May
Sale
10423 105
1062* May
Sale
10123 Sale
9923 May
5123
50
512* May
Sale
98
May
9823
Sale
95
96
942* May
2623
24
212*
2523 May
10323
80
7423
46
107
100
50
982*
95
222*
852*
56
57
80
872*
Sale
??*
100
101
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
2
Jan.
15
9623 May
105
Jan.
Jan.
111
10223 Feb. 14
6
11223 Feb.
1112* Jan. 13
Mar.
109
Apr.
7
4
May
9723 Mar.
992* Feb.
7323 Feb.
10023 May 22
1022* May
6
792* May 13
69— Apt.—... ,3
89
May 15
612* Feb.
77
Feb.
75
Jan.
Jan.\ 28
38
682* Jan.
33
Apr.
Jan.
13
752* Jan.
2
3423 Apr.
97
Apr. 12
10323 Apr.
£62* Jan.
10023 Mar. 26
31
1062*
6423 Feb. 17
652* Mar. 6
Jan.
7323 Jan.
68
13
13
Feb.
4
17
7323 Jan.
16
May 26
4723 Apr.
1
4
47
34
Mar. 31
Apr.
1423 Jan.
3023 Apr.
3
5323 May 29
6123 Jan.
13
43
5023 May 12
582* Jan. 29
3
9223 Jan.
Feb.
52
Jan.
8523 May
43
May
43
May
44 23 May
83
Feb.
11023 May
130
Apr.
55
1372* Jan.
Mar. 24 10023
1423 May 20 27
262* Jan.
8 26 2*
15
2623
May 22
2523
2523 Jan. 11
27
14
Apr. 23
97
1523 May
8
14
Mar.
14
Feb. 24
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1523 May
1052* Apr. 18 107
103
Apr. 18 10623
100
Apr. 15 104 23
10223 Apr. 22 106
1084 Feb. 4 109
9923 Apr. 18 102
74
Jan.
552* Jan. 18
4423 May
5
85
Apr. 30
2
11323 Jan.
8
13
11
8
8
3
Mar. 19
Jan.
2
Jan.
Mar. 12
Feb.
Jan.
18
6
792* Jan. 22
852* May 10
8123 Jan.
Feb.
7
Jan.
78
67
Feb.
1
7423 Apr.
292* May 12
20
Apr.
4
1823 Jan.
92* Jan.
10723 Apr.
110
Mar. 19
104
10923 112
4123
52*
1102* Jan. 28
9323 May 19
9423 May 13
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
75
May
9 712*
2723 Sale
2523 May 23 292*
16
17
1823
May 17
192*
1082* 1082* 10823 May 19 10823
Jan.
104
Jan.
1 11023 May 23
27 11123 May 21
92 23 May 16
5
l085-3
10923
Mar.
11123 Jan.
11323 Jan.
9523 Jan.
28 1052* May
1
15 1122* May 12
22 10923 May 22
10323 May
103
4423
68
Sale
94 2*
Sale
Sale
11123 Sale
9123 Sale
1052* Sale
1112* 113
109J3
63
107 M
85
91 7A
94 M
J
J
Oaro Clinchfield & Ohio 4s
1965 M S
Carriers & Gen Corp deb 5s w w.1950 MN
Carthage & Adir 1st gu g4s
19S1 J D
For footnotes
Sale
1092*
1970
Guar gold 4Ms.--...June 15
1955
Guaranteed gold 4 Ms
1956
Guaranteed gold 4 Ms
195] M 5
Canadian Northern guar 6Ms... 1946 J
J
Canadian Pac4% deb stock
J
J
Celanese Corp of America 3s
Oelotex Corp deb 4 Ms w w
ACent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s.
J3M "712*
Sale
111M 112""
11323 Sale
MN
1969
Collateral trust gold 4 Ms
1946
5s equip trust ctfa.
1944
Collateral trust g 5s
-..1954
Collateral trust 4 Ms
I960
lACarolina Central 1st gu g 4s.-1949
85
73
75
70
182*
1082*
5s
Oct
84
7923
103
A
July 1969
5s
g
792*
71X
75M
103
A
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsb'gh Ry—
Stamped modified (interest at 3 %
to Nov 1 1946) due
1957 MN
yGu iranteed gold 5s
72
70
92* Sale
109M 110
F
*t ABurl Ced Rap & Nor 1st 5s-_ 1934 A
62,000
ACertificates of deposit
8,000
Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s
1952
81,000
Consolidated 5s
-.1955
53,000
Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s
gu
196<
27,000
Calif-Oregon Power 4s
1966
64,000
Canada Sou con gu 5s ser A-...1962
123,000
Canadian Nat gold 4 Ms
-.1957
86,000
95,000
100
MN
J D
1957 MN
1st lien & ref. 5s series B
27,000
100 23 101
103 23 Sale
F
20,000
Buffalo Gen Elec 4M" ser B
1981 F A
1,000
Buffalo Niagara Elec 3 Ms ser C .1967 J D
107,000
30,000
102
Sale
Sale
106
Boston & Maine RR—
214",000
202,000
79,000
107
107 M
Sale
106
105 M
103 2*
28
4623 Mar. 31
Sale
45
Jan.
19
A
45,
20
Apr. 29
3323 Apr.
3823 May
6
2923 May 10
50
Jan.
9
6
382* May
Sal j
S
Mar. 13
5323 Apr.
May 20
May 26
43 M
Jan.
Jan.
16
May 20
40 M
108
111
106
3923 Apr.
34
85
2
7
34
4723
5223
13
442* May
Sale
83
2
Jan.
10923 Jan.
4023 May 22
34
45
882*
88
652* Feb.
34
51
110
34
Sale
49
Sale
10623 Feb.
9723
9523
1032*
10023
2
Mar. 8
31 10623 Mar. 13
10523 Jan.
97
15
2
10421a Jan.
24
Feb.
16
22
Mar. 15
6
Sale
86 M
Sale
May 28
Jan.
May
36 23
28
48
105
692* May 13
Sale
Sale
86 M
43 M
Feb.
982* Jan.
39
May 26
36 2*
15
46
49
28
14
15
30
5
21
7 35
58
9 100
1 1062*
2623 May
6723 May 23
36 2*
F
10623
10623
101 %
10823
10323
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
2
10
10
Jan.
52
Feb. 15
602* Jan.
1002* Feb. 20 10423 Jan.
Jan.
992* May
6 103
34
Sale
1959
With declaration
ADebentures 6s
With declaration
1,000
May 13
37
1950
6M8--1951
With declaration..
iDeb sinking fund 6M»
67%
69
M S
Beneficial Indus Loan 2 Ms
ABerlin
M
64 % May 23
M S
First & ref 5s series C----I960
Belvidere Dei cons gtd g 3MS---1943
"5,660
65 M
70
A
Bangor & Aroostook RR 1st g 5s 1943
Con ref mtge gold 4s
1951
4s stamped—
1951
Battle Creek & Sturgis gu 3s
1989
Beech Creek Extec 1st g3M»
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B
64 M
70
9723 Jan.
86
Jan.
62 23 Jan.
69
Jan.
9
722*
102l5»jMay 31 104
102
Feb. 24 1042*
1062* Jan. 24 108
115
100 M 101
9923 101
1012* 102 M 1002* 101
Sale Prices
852* May 27
722* May
8
47
May 29
102
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
7323
Sale
80
85M May 27 92 23 May 12
72 M May 28
8023 May
1
47
May 29 56
May
1
72 M
72
May
7
722* May 28
102 "31
Sale 1021532May 31 1022* May
1
103
1032* 104
May
1 104
May
9
107 M May
107 23 Sale
6 108
May 15
73 M
47
Sale
71
102 M
103 M
Lowest
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
283,000
383,000
88,000
58,000
134,000
97,000
5,000
4,000
140,000
61,000
May 31
May 1
Sale
Sale
* 5s
60 M Sale
stamped
1950
68 M
Allegh & West 1st g guar 4s.... 1998 A O
Allegh Valley gen gu 4s_
-1942 M S 103 h 104 M
Allied Stores 423a debs
1951 F A 103H Sale
Allis-Chalmers Mfg conv 4b.
Sale
1952 M S 107
A Alpine Montan Steel 7s
1955 M S
522",000 Amer & Foreign Power deb 5s—2030 M S 54 M Sale
511,000 American I G Chemical 523s-- 1949 M N 104 M Sale
103,000 Amer Internat Corp conv 5
Sale
-1949 J J 103
American Telephone & Telegraph—
265,000
20-year sinking fund 523»
1943 M N 104sn Sale
252,000
3Mb debentures
---1961 A O 109 M Sale
118,000
3 Mb debentures
1966 J D 109 M Sale
4,000 Am
108M
Type Found s f debs 223-5s 1950 3 J 106
57,000 Amer Water Wks & El 6sser A-.1975 UN 109
Sale
102,000 Anaconda
Cop Min sf deb 4238-1950 A O 105M 106
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate—
27,000
31
32
iSinklng fund income deb
1967 Jan
21,000
48 M
50 M
JAnn Arbor 1st g 4s.
July 1995 Q J
1,000 Ark &
99
99 M
Memp Bdge & Term 1st 5s '64 M S
206,000 Armour & Co 4s s f ser B (Del) -1955 F A 105 H Sale
83,000
1st M s f 4s ser O (Del)
1957 J J 106 M Sale
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
314,000
Sale
Gen g 4s
1995 A O 109
4,000
91M
Adjustment g4s__-_-July 1 1995 Nov
199,000
90~" Sale
MN
Stamped 4s
July 1 1995
30,000
Sale
Conv g 4s of 1909
1955 J D 100
54,000
Sale
Conv g 4s of 1905-D 100
—1955
12,000
Conv g 4s of 1910
D
1960
95M
139,000
Conv deb gold 4Mb
D 103 23 104 M
1948
2,000
J 100 M Sale
Rocky Mtn div 1st 4s A.
1965
5,000
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958 J
J 1.11 M
13,000
Cal-Arlz 1st & ref 4 Ms ser A-.1962 M S 110
lii"
Atl Knox & No 1st g 5s
-.1946 J D 112
13",000 Atl & Char Air Line 1st 4
98 M
Ms A- 1944 J J
69,000
1st 30-year 5s ser B_
--1944 J J
8923 101M
356,000 Atl Coast L
1st cons 4s
Sale
75
July 1952 M S
353,000
General unified 4 Ms series A. 1964 J D
Sale
63*
232,000
IChyear coll trmt 5s- _May 1 1945 M-N
80
201,000
L & N collat gold 4s_--.Oct., 1952 M N
Sale
70
35,000
Atlantic & Danville 1st g 4s
J
30
36
1948 J
36,000
Second 4s.
194v J
28
31
154,000 Atl Gulf & W I SS Line coll
tr 5s. 1959 J
75 M Sale
41,000 Atlantic
Refining deb 3s
1953 M
1052 106
6.000
Austin & N W 1st g 5s guar
1941 J
96
96
conv
Collateral and convertible SB-. 1949 J
PRICES IN
Jan. 2,
Bid
397,000
283,000
291,000
3,000
32,000
44,000
90,000
EKCMANOE-BONDS
82
5
4523 May
8
623 May
5
523 May
71
May 29
47
May
9
6
7623 May
8
1072* May
2
862* May
99
May 14
101
102
102
1002*
992*
9923
10723
602*
8423
10423
80
7523
46
107
102
512*
99
97
2523
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
12
15
14
13
1
3
1
14
16
1
13
1
1
29
8
28
6
6
90
111
Mar.
Mar.
10723 Feb.
Jan.
113
Apr.
10923 May 22
1082* Jan.
4123
3 23
323
6623
4123
Apr.
19
Jan.
2
Jan.
6
Apr.
19
Jan.
2
Feb.
10523 Feb.
80
Apr.
9023 Feb.
93 2* Feb.
14
66
94
Feb.
93 2* Feb.
92 2* Feb.
9023 Feb.
Jan.
9
623 Apr.
6
Apr.
4
4
48
74
Jan.
24
47
Jan.
27
7623 May
41
88
6
Jan.
2
89 H Jan.
15
19 100
Apr.
19 10123 Apr.
29
29
25
25
25
13
28
14 108
16
25 1022* Apr.
26 103
Apr.
21 10123 Apr.
24
992* May
90 2* Feb. 24
9923 Apr.
1022* Feb. 17 10723 Mar.
63
51
Apr.
May 27
4
Feb.
87
Apr.
76
10123 Feb. 27 10423 May
3
812* Apr.
6923 Jan.
3
64 23 Jan.
762* Apr.
10423
9923
512*
9723
3
21
1
30
16
29
30
Jan.
16
46
Mar. 17
Feb.
24 108
Mar. 13
Apr. 22 10223 Mar. 25
53
Jan. 10
8
May
2
Apr. 10 9923 Jan.
Jan.
6
97
May
6
172* Jan.
9
26
Mar. 26
-
\
Sales in
Value
Jan. 2,
1941
exchange
n. t. stock
6,000 t iCent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s.-Nov 1945
♦aCohsoi gold 5s
-1945
iRef & gen 5%s series b
1959
a Ref & gen 5s series c_ __
1959
AChat Div. pur money g 4s. —1951
Ask Bid
1
12 m
A
O
d
J
5s---------1?46 J
Jent Hudson g & e 1st & ref 3%- 65 M S
~i",66o Jentral Illinois Light 3%s--—1966 A O
42,000 t ACentral New Eng 1st guar 4s.-1961 j
j
115,000 jACentral of n j gen g 5s
1987 j j
59,000
5s registered
1987 j j
*
Mobile Div lstg
"
104,000
(9*7 J
AGener.il 4s
4s
registered
53,000 Central n y Power 3%s
685,000 Cent Pac 1st ref guar g 4s
—
l8.u0u
1987 j j
1962 a O
1949 p a
1954 a O
i960 f a
Through St l 1st gu g 4s
1,116,000
Guaranteed 5s
- - - 15,000 Central rr & Bkg of ga 5s.—1942
137,000 Certain-teed Prod s f g 5h® a.-1948
Champion Paper & Fibre-—
7,000
8 f deb 4%s (1935 ssue)
11,000
s f deb 4%s (1938 issue)
90,000
194,000
166,000
J
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
jfn
Sale
M s
Sale
103m 105
106 H
Chesapeake & Ohio ry—
1q
General gold 4%s-_Vi""ion« m-vr
Ref & impt mtge 3%s ser d~1996 mn
Ref & impt mtge 3%s ser e—1996 p a
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
--1946 j j
15,uuo
r & a Div 1st con g
4s
gold 4s — 612.(166 AChic & Alt rr ref g 3s
226,000 Chic Burl & q 111 Div 3%s
2d con
120
111m
9m Sale
93 m Sale
1949 j j
(949 j j
2oi",666
—1949 j j
4s registered
(949 j j
2381666
GeneraT4s
(xfsm s
149,000
1st & ref 4%s series b
1977 F a
167,000
1st & ref 5s series a---------1971 F a
Chicago & Eastern Illinois rr—
218,000
AGen mtgeinc tconv)---(997 Apr
25,000 Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s
1982 mb
494,000 Chic ut Western ,^series a.---1988 j
j
^»uisy rf g 6s 1947 j
1947
j
90
173,000
Alst &
a 1st
general 5sseries
series b---May
& gen 6s
(966 j
*g«n
sc
Pac mti 5s ser
j AChic & No West
3 ms registered
AGeneral
375,000
382,000
201,000
553,000
F
gen
3%s —(987
(«87
("87
4non-pay Inc ***(987
registered
-------(987
AStpd gen
AGen 5s stpd non
AGeneral 4%s
3201666
j
a
m N
m N
♦Al5-year
payjnc tax-}§§7
stomped
secured
6^8------
(987
o
May 2037
AConv
series A----1949
•JiChicagoRys 1st 5s stamped
Alst & ref
4ms ser
m N
m N
m N
m a
M s
d
d
Income guar
d
miv
(960 afn
5s-----^-1951 j d
J d
5s--
ajec 1 i960
Chicago Union Station
1st mtge 3 m» series e
1963
137,000
3 Ms guaranteed - - - - 71,000
(951
1st mtge 3ms series f----—1963
133,000
138,000
& Western Indiana 4s-1952
1st & ref mtge 4mb ser d
101,000
(962
-,---"---1943
98,000 Childs Co deb 5s--25,000 t AChoc Okl & Gulf consol 58---1952
39,000 Cine Gas & Elec 1st mtge ^*-1966
1st mtge 3Ms
""i:
14,000
1942
6,000 Cin Leb & n 1st con gu g 4s
Cincinnati Union terminal—
51666
37,000
96,000
192,000
156,000
12m
rl8M Sale
15m
16m
19m
19m
11
1m Sale
45 m
14 m
Sale
Sale
12
7m
6m
7m
6m
m
71m
63m
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
73 h
---
j
D
53
57 m
S
44 m
46 m
J
109 m
M
J
J
O
A
AfN
p
A
J
d
MN
1st mtge guar
F
104
90 m
d
l gen g 4s—
1993
d
General 5s series b - - - 1993
J
Ref & impt 4 m« series e
1977
J
Cin w &m Div 1st k 4s-----1991
MN
St Louis Div 1st coll trust g 4s-i9go
j
Cleveland Elec Ilium 3s_ --"^""(970 J
Clev & Pitts gen gu 4Ms ser b—(942 a o
Series b gu 3 Ms————-—(942 a o
Series a gu 4m»--—
(942 J j
Series c gu 3 Ms
(948 mjv
Series d gu 3 Ms- — "1950 p A
A
General 4m» series a-——---1977
J
Gen & ref mtge 4mb series b-igsi
O
Clev Short Line 1st gu 4Ms----(961
o
Clev Union Term 1st gu 5 Ms a-1972
o
1st s f g 5s series b guar
(973
O
1st s f 4Mb series c1977
d
Coal Riv r Ry 1st gu 4s—-----1945
A
Colo Fuel & Iron Co gen s f 6s--1943
19", 000
a5s income mtge.-----------1970
37,000
1,074,000 Colorado & Southern 4%s ser a_ 1980
178,000 Columbia Gas & Elec deb 5s May 1952
Debenture 5s
Apr (5 1952
17,000
Debenture 5s
Jan 15 1961
222,000
Columbia & Hock Val 1st ext g 4s '48
83,000 Columbus & Sou Ohio Elec 3m®-1970
1,000 Columbus & Toledo 1st ext 4s__1955
ACommercial Mackay Corp—
Inc deb reg w w
-Apr 1 1969
911,000
For footnotes, see page 30.
a
o
AfN
AfN
20
29
26m
15 m Sale
14m
15m
i4m
15 m
2m Sale
41
19 m
15
57
12
106m
104 m
.
23%
113%
66%
32%
24%
22 m
22m
23% May
9
May
9% May
70% May
35% May
34% May
36
May
36
May
36% May
8% May
2% May
21
May
21
May
22
May
19
May
22% May
23% May
Sales
23m
23%
28%
16
May
May
May
May
1% May
29%
16%
16
Sale
16
28%
14%
14%
14%
Sale
1%
Sale
68 m
107 m
106 m
85 m
Sale
Sale
107"
81m Sale
14m Sale
105 % Sale
105 m
j
105"
a
o
112
m
S
Sale
112m
41
27
5
11%
71%
39%
37%
28
26
27
27
28
16
28
27
23
16
40
39%
40
10%
3%
24
22%
24%
16
22
31
29
24%
24%
May
2
May
May
May
May
May
13
15
13
5
29
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
13
Sale
May
May
May
May
2 % May
Mar. -1.7 —72
30% Mar. 21 40%
21% Jan. 17 28
2
26
20
Jan.
64.
77
May
May
May
May
May
76% May
12
10%
2
77
Sale
52m
Sale
63%
53
May 20
21% May
6
18% May
2
20
May
6
107% 107%
105%
85% Sale
86% Sale
77% Sale
68% Sale
104%
105% Sale
77% Sale
13 %
May
6
10
6
12% May
6
2% May 10
77% May 22
15
7
52% May 19
Sale
11
2%
78
51% May 27
64% May 29
53% May 10
11% May
14
May
50% May
63
May
64%
54
8 108
106% May
107% Sale
105% 106% 105% May 17 106%
101
100% 100% 100% May
94
92% May
92%
92%
95%
94% May
95%
94%
35
30
May
31%
30%
18
18
16% May
14
108%
107% May
107% Sale
110%
110% May
110% Sale
104%
104% May
104%
108% 110% 109
113
112% 113
95
93%
77% "79"" 75%
89%
87%
89%
56%
58% Sale
54%
55% Sale
78
75
77%
Sale
107
107%
105%
105%
103%
103%
102%
102% Sale
22
22
22
22
6
22
26
23
23
8
7
9%
11%
10%
1%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
22
1
1
5
2
8
10
6
12
21
Jan.
29
72
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
1
Jan.
4
15
Jan.
2
14% Jan.
4
2
4
2
2
2
16
Jan.
14
16
Jan.
Jan.
4
16% Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
7
16% Jan.
19% Jan.
10% Jan.
3
15
18
3
3
3
3
Jan.
4
10% Jan.
1% Feb.
14
11
2
76
May 28
8
89% May
56% May 24
5
55% May
76
May 28
6
106% May
105% May 13
56%
77%
Sale
78
May
109
108
106% 107%
.
_4.
4
Mar. 21
Mar. 19
Mar. 12
Jan.
21% May
18% May
10
6
2
May
6
16% Apr.
2
49
2
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
Jan.
Feb. 17
6
12% May
1
2% Apr.
77% May 22
7%
6%
%
73
3
20
20
2
14
6
May
51 % Feb.
65
Apr.
7
8 109% Jan.
Mar. 14 107% Jan.
Jan.
98% Mar. 31 104
3
21
'46% "Mar. 14
55 % Jan.
44% Jan.
2
53% May 10
3
3
106% May
105
l?H
2
5
May
Jan.
3
94
Jan.
2
95% Apr. 29
27%
9%
107%
109
36
Mar. 10
Jan.
20
Feb.
May 10
18
3
14 109% Jan. 17
20 110% May 12
Jan.
4
104% May 2.3 106
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
31 110% Jan.
Mar. 27
Feb.
113%
14
18
Mar.
1
Feb.
19
Feb.
27
Mar. 27
95
80
91
61
58
79
Jan.
17
3
Apr. 16
Jan.
3
Jan.
22
Jan.
13
May
9
May 13
Mar. 31 109% Jan.
2
May 13 105% Jan.
9
103% Feb. 25
102% May
109
May
2
May
108
May 19 108% Mar. 26
107% Feb. 27 107% Feb. 27
109
107
80
86
76%
68%
104%
84% May 24
83%
Sale
70
May 26
|
86
I
75% May 24
68% May 29
77
85%
87%
79%
70%
May
May
May
May
13
12
15
14
80
68
Sale
36% May
5
43% May 15
79% Apr.
Jan.
105
43
88% Mar. 27
90
Jan. 28
4
73
Feb.
5
Jan.
84% Jan.
74% Jan.
103 %
37%
Apr
Apr.
Apr.
3
39% Mar. 28
3
40% Apr.
3
40% Apr.
4
40% Apr.
10% Apr.
3% Apr.
24% Apr.
22% Apr.
25% Apr.
Apr.
24
25% Apr.
25
Apr.
22
Apr.
26
Apr.
Apr.
25
Apr.
30
17
Apr.
16% Apr.
16% Apr.
2% Apr.
25
26
1 104% May
105% 104% May 22 105% May
82% May 12
77
Apr.
81%
77% May
80%
24% May
13
Feb.
Sale I 21% May 27
Sale
22
22
103% May 10 103% Apr.
103% May
Sale
103% Sale
103%
103% May 23 103% Apr.
103% 103% 103% May
103% Sale
103% May 21 103% Apr.
May
103% Sale
103% Sale
j
114% Jan.
110
107
May
2 104% Apr.
106% 106% 106% 106% 106% May 14
May
2 113
Feb.
May
2 113
113
111
108
36%
May 15
Jan.
6
6
1 102% May
May
May
2 109
May 19 108% May 20
14
Mar. 31
6
13% May
11% May 10
89% May
62
May
6
58
May
9
79
May 13
107 % May 28
105% May 13
102% May
10
14
18
Jan.
77%
89%
4
15
11
38% Apr.
14% Jan.
11% Feb.
13% Jan.
12% Jan.
7% Jan.
"98%
Sale
13
40
109% May 24
113
May 12
109% 109% May
112% May
2
69
29%
28%
30%
30%
30%
4%
12
6
16
6
10
2
3
10
15
6
25
3
-----
Sale
16
6
21
6
10
15
Apr. 30
3
11% Apr.
5
11% May
6
18% Jan.
6% Jan .
6% Jan.
3
46
May 16
11
11% Sale
10% Sale
::::: "50% "si" "51%
107 m
109 m
105
Jan.
4
9
Jan.
Feb. 25
22% Apr. 12 27
3 114
109% Jan.
May 12
30%
16%
16%
16%
27
19
Sale
Sale
10 m Sale
1m Sale
63 m
52
25
20
15
16
16
17
108""
84 m
74 m
11
18
25
Sale
Sale
24
22% May 28
25%
109%
81
14
22
17m
15m
106
15 26
7 114
28 70%
28 37
29 24%
18% May 22
18
May
2
20
May
6
Sale
106m 107 m
May
May
May
May
May
41
Sale
103 m
24 x
19%
17
95 m
32
-----
75% May 22
83
May 28
46
10 m
12 m
76
2
20% Apr.
17% Apr.
18
Apr.
12% Jan.
108
May
76% May
75% May
58% May
79% May
91% Jan.
Apr.
Feb. 21 119x4 Apr.
183% May
8% Feb. 19
91
Feb. 28
94% Jan.
90
J an. 10
93% Jan.
96
May 23 100% Feb.
Feb.
97
97
Feb. 11
88% Jan.
81% May 24
Jan.
2
80
71% Jan.
Jan.
2
88
78% Jan.
8
85% May 10
77% May 10
86
May
8
81 % May 24
18%
16%
93
52 m
55 m
76m
109 m Sale
99
May 23
43
44
Sale
Sale
88
Sale
May
18% May
94
May
26
Sale
80
J
A
24M
Sale
Sale
76
O
p
24m
15
22
Sale
80
A
May
"26" ~
20
Jan.
May
65
4
2
Jan.
2
Feb. 14
42% Jan.
3
51% Jan.
2
82% May 19
94 m
19
23m
101
j
96
113m
66 m Sale
32 m
33
22 h
27
30
27
23
21m
25m
25m
20m
21m
9
9m
10m
10m
10m
8m
1um Sale
73
73
70
70m
38 m
35m
38m Sale
39 vt
37 m
34 m
37
Sale
37 m
39
35,
35
36m
38 h Sale
36m
39m Sale
~8m Sale
9m Sale
2m Sale
2m Sale
24
22 m
21h 22 %
23
21
21m
17m
22 m Sale
23 m Sale
106m
a
97
8514 Sale
27 m
25m
107 m
im Sale
1m Sale
3m
9m
w Sale
m 109m
5m 106 m
96
Sale
106
M S
m s
Sale
17
49
c c c & St
1,000
27,000
15 m
16m
17
46
1st mtge guar
321666
"
Sale
D
3 Ms series l>—1971
3 Ms ser e------1969
Clearfield & Mahon 1st gtd g 5®-1943
33,000
113,000
5,000
6m Sale
70 m
29 M Sale
28 m
31m
30 m Sale
30 m Sale
30m Sale
5
Sale
1m Sale
15
Sale
14
14 m
AfN
7,000
29,000
82,000
24
j
Chicago
3,000
555,000
24m Sale
113m 115
10m
10 M Sale
4 ms
3Ms----------june 16 (951
151666
Memphis Div 1st 4s_--------1951
64,000 Chic t h & s'east 1st & ref ifc-(960
81,000
Sale
Sale
21m
Jan.
11%
11%
12 %
106 %
65%
63%
May 16
May
6
May 21
May
6
May 10
May
6
1 122
May
15% May 29
91H May 27
Sale
77
10
pald—(927
4s—(988
Gold
Sale
89 m
83
10
Feb 1 1938 25% part
27,000
692,000 t AChic r i & Pacific gen g
J
j
25,000
4s registered
ACertificates of deposit
2,000
4s ctfs registered
—tq§5 a o
♦
ARefunding gold 48----1934
i.oislooo
ACertificates of deposit
590,000
•ASec gold 4 Ms seriesA-—1952 ms
422,000
ACertificates of deposit
375,000
AConvertible gold
287,000
21,000 Chic 8 l & n o gold
92
m
76m
Sale
19 m
7m
Jan.
13
112
Sale
102
69
56
120% Feb. 19 122
121
16
82 m
-----
Mar. 8
Jan. 18
Feb. 27
Apr.
3
116
Sale
15 m
May
6 110% May
6
May
7
May 28 65
18
May 13
May
2
May
6
May 29 16
May 31
16% May
6
111m 119
Sale
92
5%
5%
105%
108%
May
7
14% May 10
5% Apr.
1
5
May
6
14% May
7
11% May 10
109% Jan. 30
110% May
45
28
6
14
3
128% May 26 132% Mar. 10
102% Mar. 3 106 " Jan. 24
~
102% Feb. 18 105% Jan. 21
Sale
13 m
16
j
93
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
129m 128 m May 26 129
May
1
103
103m Sale
May 28 104% May
7
104m 104m 103% May
5 104% May 22
Sale
16
j
Sale
112m 119
16m Sale
28%
5%
1 %
1 %
128 m
85 %
m N
j
Sale
Sale
Sale
76
m N
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4mb
4621600
ill
a 75
j
--;,ad 1 ?900
103m
103 Ji
84m
67
j
May
14% May
5% May
5
May
14% May
11% May 10
45
7
15
26
22
14
6
105% Feb. 21 106% May 27
103% Feb. 10 104% Jan. 20
107
Sale
17
6m
j
14
103 m
94
Sale
19 m
j
X AChic mu St p &
AConv adj 5s
Sale
"98m
20
a-(989
j
3 v^s series b—May 1 1989 j
SIS
110m
63 m
16 m
13 m
14m
65
17
78!
j
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j
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j
11
71]
J
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4
13m
93
84
(947 j ^/
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Sale Prices
44m May
12
May
4
May
4
May
13
May
10
May
4m
Sale
j
^Refunding gold 5s ser b
iRefunding 4s seriesC--
9,000
49,000
16,000
248,000
21,000
224,000
20/,000
124,000
1,5/3,000
2,329,000
60,000
105,000
222,000
51,000
49,000
40,000
J
48
Sale
97
109m
Highest
Sale Prices
106m May 23 106% May 27
2
103m May 16 103% May
106
105m 107
104
121
Sale
104m Sale
104 X
3%s registered
Illinois Division 4s
195,000
AGen inc mtge 4%s_.._------*u38
1,000 I AChic Indianap &
44m
12 h
Sale
103 m
128 h
130m
1989 j j
1989 j j
1949 a O
Lowest
Sale Prices
13
11M
5 108
107m 168"" 107 h 107 m 107 m May
74 m
75
74
May 27 76%
74m Sale
60
76
73
75
May
6 75%
54 m Sale
53H May 15 58%
55"" Sale
79 %
78 H May 28
79%
76m 78 m 77
Sale
84 m
82 m May 19
87
85m
86
„
1950 m S
1950 m S
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
4
5
4m
3m
4m Sale
15
5m
11m
10
9
8m
105m 106 m
110m
110M
"64m 63 m
63
17
16m
16m
15m
14
13m
14
16m
14
O
A
J
45
43
a
p
m N
Lowest
May 31
May I
Bid
718,000
138,uuo
268,000
16,000
71,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MAY
Price
BONDS
May
£H
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. T. STOCK
June, 1941]
34% Apr.
22 106% Feb.
10
24
23
85%
Jan.
11
26
Apr.
30 106
16 106
Jan.
9
Jan.
10
105% vJan.
14 114% Jan
14
30
10 108
Jan.
14 113
Feb
18
1
2
13
14
43% May 15
n
N. Y. STOCK EXOHANGE-BONDC
Sales in
Price
BONDS
May
Value
Bid
Commonwealth Edison Co"i74,000
lst mtge 3%s series I
1968 J D
193,000
Conv deb 3 %s
*
1958 3 J
2,000 Conn & Passum Rivs 1st g 4s—.1943 A O
4Ha—-.---1951 J 3
Stamped guar 4%s
---—1951 J 3
Conn River Power sf3^« A—196* F A
Consol Edison (N Y) deb 3%s__1946 A O
3%s debentures.
....—-1948 A O
3 Ms debentures
1956 A O
3
3 %s debentures
1958 J
iConsol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
J
3
Wuerttemberg 1st 7s
i. 1956
t Consolidated Oil conv deb 3%sl951 3 D
^Consolidated Ry deb 4s..-..1954 3 J
Conn Ry & Lt 1st g
48,000
89,000
123,000
84,000
80,000
206,000
62,000
22,000
^Debentures 4s
J&J 1955
12,000
iDebenture 4s
,-,—.--1956
41,000 Consolidation Coal s f 5s.——i960
Consumers Power Co—
25,000
1st 3%s
.1965
16,000
1st mtge 3 %s
—
.1967
61,000
1st mtge 3%s
1970
83,000
1st mtge 3%s_,
1966
85,000
1st mtge 3 Ms
—-A —1969
242,000 Continental Oil conv deb 2%s._1948
67,000 Crane Co 2 Ms s f debs
.1950
51,000 Crucible Steel 3%s's f debs.1955
141,000 iCuba Northern Rys 1st 6 Ms—_ 1942
222,000
a Deposit receipts
56,000 iCuba RR 1st 50-yr g 5s_.-___i.1952
8,000
^Deposit receipts
40,000
i7 Ms series A extended to
1946
i.OOO
ADeposit receipts
a6s series B extended to
3,000
1946
2,000
Deposit receipts
142,000 Curtis Publishing 3s
1955
.
_
.
PRICES IN MAY
Jan. 2,
1941
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
J
J
3
J
3
.J
MN
Ask
107M 108
96,000 Dayton Pow & Lt 1st mtge 3s.-1970
1,095,000 Del & Hud 1st & ref 4s_—_
1943
t
3,000 Delaware Pr & Lt 1st M 4%s___ 1971
!
1st & ref 4 Ms.
2,000
^
1969
1st mtge gold 4 Ms
4,000
1969
1,605,000 t»ADen & Rio Gr 1st cons g4s_. 1936
♦iConsol gold 4%s
208,000
1936
148,000 t ADenv & R Gr West gen 5s Aug 1955
AAssented (subject to plan)
180,000
ARef & imp mtge 6s ser B
749,000
1978
t iDes Moines & Ft Dodge 4s.__ 1935
>
Certificates of deposit.
6,000
lADes Plaines Val 1st guar 4Ms. 1947
Detroit Edison—
..;
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Gen & ref mtge 4s series F
77,000
1965
Gen & ref mtge 3 Ms series G_1966
33,000
Gen & ref 3sser H
181,000
1970
Detroit & Mack 1st lien g 4s
— 1995
■
•
6,000
3,000
108,000
.
100M
117
109M
109M
108M 109H
103M 104M
108 M 109
104
105 M Sale
109
.
Sale
112M
99
105 M
104 M
Sale
Sale
108M 109
24 M
106
Sale
19
Gen 4s registered
AOonv g 4s Series A
17 M
19M
Sale
1,251",606
conv
1,052,000
98,000
33,000
1,000
"20M
Sale
109
Sale
105 M 106
50 M
108
104 M
108 M
Sale
105 M
A
O
3
D
D
J
17
19
16
3"J
18 M
19 M
23
3
18
•
J
D
3
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J J
J J
J 3
J 3
J 3
F A
3
M S
J
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-
-
——
7M Sale
7M Sale
1M
1M
1
A O
Sale
6M
4
67
1 %
Sale
5
A O
M S
A
108 M Sale
109
110
O
107M
-----
99
147 M
——
3
J
101
56
—
86
75
45
55M
Sale
35
AM
13 M
3M
78
40
25
'28M
98
1M
13 M
7
1953
Sale
106 M
20
21
106 %
Sale
107
23
1938 M S
1954 F
_____
Sale
Sale
39
46
48
18M
18 M
Sale"
A
88
106
101
t AFla Cent & Peninsular 5s__-.1943 J
3
15",606 JFla East Coast 1st 4Mb.—— 1959 J D
Alst & ref 5s series A
455,000
1974 M S
ACertificates of deposit
222,000
_
93M
35 M
104 H
Sale
Sale
5
15
3
May 10
May
2
May 12
15% May 12
105% Jan.
Jan.
106% Apr.
5
106% Mar. 29
108% Mar. 26
Feb.
Feb.
6% May
8
Feb.
Mar. 27
102% Feb.
18
Jan.
17% Jan.
18
Feb.
75% Apr.
22
Feb.
5 106% Jan.
27
Apr.
4 25% Apr.
14
26
Apr.
8 83
May
8
107
104
97%
92%
15%
14%
16%
16%
17
22
30
4
29
12
106
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar,
102
Jan.
21
22
Feb.
27
May 29
18% May 28
21% May 27
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
May
15% Jan.
16% Feb.
15
Apr.
18
1V
Mar.
Jan.
7
6
Mar. 17
19
May 27
16% May 27
99% May 14
Feb.
109
Jan.
57
May
108% Jan.
105% Jan;
108% Jan.
15
May
15
May
3
May
2% May
15% May
Mar.
7% Jan.
7% Jan.
1% Feb.
1
13
108% Mar. 1
110
May 12
110% Apr. 23
108% Jan.
3
111% Jan. 11
16
96
4
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
6% Jan.
3% Feb.
21
72% Jan.
May 20
9
2
7
22
23
6
10
10
12
12
12
7% Mar. 26
77
Jan.
-----
37 M
105 M
101M 102 M
103 k
34
65 M
8M
7M
Proof of claim filed by owner—. MN
4,000
ACertificates of deposit
14,000
—
13,000 Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s._—1956 MN
1949 J D
j_1946 J
3
—
1940 J
D
declaration
AS f deb g 6s
2,000
...1948
186,000 Gen Steel Castings 1st 5 Ms w w_1949
1,000 tfGa & Ala 1st cons 5s
Oct. 1945
17,000 I*AGeorgia Caro & Nor 6s
1934
2,000 AGood Hope Steel & Iron sec 7b.1945
1
1
37 M
Sale
43 M
65 H
Sale
43
Jan.
30
102
Jan.
2M
1H
40
Sale
152
99
l04M
70
46
88 M
J
9
91H Sale
J
16M
19
29
1947
106 M
76
33
Sale
1950
92
18
54
May
106 J
101% May
102;
—
52
46
73
70
2%
2%
Sale
3
Sale
30
88% Sale
13
16%
21 ;
23%
95
100
Sale
Sale
____
100%
73M
78
62%
-
"65
i00% Sale
B.1956
3
Feb
Feb
A
O
1950 A
O
62
5
86 M
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
64
93
92%
102%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
§8*
Sale
63
60
6
7
88
91
92
81M
89
Sale
6
10
3 107% Jan.
7 24
Apr.
2 109
Apr.
11
4
10
108%
4
Feb.
4
101% Mar. 12
105% Mar. 17
150
Mar.
56
Jan.
67% May 29
56
Apr.
40% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
36
Feb.
Feb.
103
May
Apr.
May
May
May
May
11*
9
12
24
29
27
24
24
Mar. 21
25% May
6
3
25% Apr.
95
May 24
9
111% May
103
May 23
16% Feb.
16% Feb.
82% Mar.
Feb.
101
Jan.
93%
90%
54%
53%
48%
55% Jan.
80% Feb.
42
36
Feb. 25
100% Jan,
Feb.
103% Jan.
Jan.
66
9%
70
10%
1%
2%
1% Sale
56%
50
___.
32
18
36% Jan,
Jan.
Mar.
103
Jan.
Feb.
May
May
May
May
107
May
May
May
162%
100
Feb.
Feb.
.
103% Jan.
Feb.
104
Apr.
102% May
103% May
2 101% May
" 103% May
102% Jan.
Jan.
67
May 23
9% May 27
9% May 19
2
May 26
1% May 28
May 19
50
121
May
72
Mar. 19
8
7
1
Jan.
75
10% May
9% May
Feb.
11% Apr.
10% Apr.
2% May
2% May
3
2
1% Feb.
1 % Jan.
39
Jan.
May
51
May
5 121
May
22% May 26
11
11
23
1
Feb.
3
14
6
121
36
Jan.
9
39
Jan.
14
Jan.
35
Jan.
20
May
121
22% May 26
May
21
Apr.
35% Jan.
-
35
19
May
19" May"l3
19
87
88% May
5
84% Feb.
14
May
6
10
Jan.
35% Jan.
90% Apr.
14
May
18
22
21% May
6
5
Mar.
23
21
22% May
21
May
18
30
21
May
33
May 13 106% May
May 15
76% May
8
1
104% Feb.
74% Apr.
100% May 29 100lsa»May
8
95
Jan.
17 100% Jan.
100% May 29 101% Jan.
14
106
160% 106
76
74% 80
106%
102%
100%
90%
90%
101
97%
81%
60
7%
lly>
May 14
May
6
May
7
5
May 13
...
95
___
71%
63%
65
63
2
May 22
May
68
63
May 24
May 22
Sale
105% May
107% May 12
105
104
107
May
99% May
90% May
91%
Sale
90% May
Sale
100% May
Sale
97% May
81% May
82%
63
62% May
9%
7% May
Sale
95
May
90
88% May
May
5
102% May 12
94
94
103%
98%
84%
62%
9%
92%
90
12
12
7
1*2
9
6
22
26
May 15
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
13
Mar. 15
63
May 22
105% May
103% Mar.
97% Mar.
§9%
89
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
95
Feb.
80
Feb.
62% May
5
Feb.
87
Jan.
79
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
14 106% Jan.
24 81% Jan.
63
100
4
7
2% May
3
3
Apr.
5
52% Mar. 21
87%
14%
68
16
24
Feb.
105
30
100
6
10
15
43% Jan.
May
10
87%
18
Jan.
"46% "49%
64%
106%
106%
Jan.
Feb.
,
36% Jan.
102% 103% 102
103
102% 103
101% 102% 100%
103%
95
Sale
98 M
84 M
100
100%
95
Sale
J
Sale
102%
30
107M Sale
94 M
25% May
40
106
120
102
94 h
110
Sale
Sale
51
93
150
98
4
29
21
99 M
40
106% 107
102% Sale
100
102%
101% 102%
102% 103%
100% 102%
103% Sale
Feb.
38
106
-
108
104
"W% May" "6
93
3
J
22% May 16
23 % May
"
53 % May 27
48% May 24
48% May 24
103
3
J
"54% May"29
May
May
May
May
97 M
J
J
IS*
50
16
27
19
20
51%
52%
46%
46%
105"
1961
Gen 4 Ms series D
1976
Gen 4 Ms series E
1977
Gen mtge 4s series G__
1946
Gen mtge 4s series H
434,000
1946
Gen mtge 3 Ms series I
184,000
-.1967
5,000 AGreen Bay & West deb ctfs A
Alncome debenture ctfs B
~~
178,000
Gulf Mob & Nor 1st 5%s ser
49
94
99 M
29 M
106
16% Jan.
105% Jan ."
5
7
104% Feb.
Mar,
84
111
102
1952
__1973
85,000
251,000
510,000
93% May 12
Sale
80
101M
—
5
Sale
106%
76%
82
(Japan)^s_:-1944
May
6
95
May
May 24
May
3 111% May
9
May 23 103
May 23
36
75,000 Goodrich (B F) Co 1st M 4Ms.. 1956 J D
13,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 5s ww. 1946 M 8
Gouv & Oswegatchie 1st 5s
.1942 J D
"8",606 Grand R & I ex 1st gu g 4Ms___1941
91
Sale
_____
12
O
1 101
May 22
5 105
May 19
2
67% May 29
24
23%
Sale
A
8
Sale
120
J
May
104% May
64
May
May
r
25M
J
J
May 29
Sale
99
97% May
101
108% Feb.
97
24
40
25M
99
May 23
1 103% May 28
Sale"
9%
9%
Sale
124 M
25 M
MN
J
•
Jan.,
102% Mar.
Apr.
107
97
48 M
48 M
May
111% Mar.
105% Mar.
Jan.
106 M 106 M 106% May
5 106% May 29
20
22
May 21
16M 21
May 12
107 M Sale
106% May
1 108
May 28
89
53 M
109
112
27
"97% May" 15
66 M
108% Jan.
45M
23 M
23 M
111M
——
jFonda Johnstown & Gloversv RR—
*
a (Am ended) 1st cons 2-4s...
1982
For footnotes, see page 30.
1
107% May 12
15
May 10
94
Sale
103
-
1st mtge gold 5s series C
Apr.
106
1
1M May 27
1
May
103M 103M 102% May
46
102
— —
Gt Cons El Pow
1st & gen s f g 6Ms
6,000
Great Northern Ry-—1st & refund 4 Ms series A
56.000
Gen mtge 5 Ms series B
99,000
Gen mtge 5s series C
66,000
109% Apr. 22
109% Mar. 19
21
_____
52 M
—1942 M 8
30-year deb 6s series B__
.1954 J D
5,000
43,000 Firestone Tire & Rubber 3 Ms.-1948 A O
1st gu g 5s
103
106
119
Feb.
28 M
Sale
104
104M
62 M
64
57
87
92 M
47
Sale
♦iDebenture 6 Ms
Feb.
Jan.
43
140
98 M
136M 152
Sale
103
3,000 Gas & Elec (Bergen Co) 5s..
1,000 AGeneral Elec (German) 7s
109%
108%
103%
104%
101
103% Apr.
46% Feb.
105
May
103% Feb.
19 105
12
"6
Mar. 20
119% Jan, 11
May 16
Apr.
May 29
May
7
May 19
28 104% May 28
17 106
15
57
....
Sale
102 M
Sale
102 M
1
110
May
106%
107%
108%
105%
111M Sale 110M Sale- 110% May 29 112
May
5
110M HOM 111M ----- 110% May
6 111% May 27
105
Sale
104 M 105
103% May
8 105
May
2
38 M
38
28
100
19,000
105,000
7M
89
102M
14",656
Sale
56M
99
I04M Sale
O
1953
Grays Point Term
Sale
90
D
M 8
1942 M 8
1942 M 8
With
iVA
6
72 M
MN
J
25,000 Fairbanks Morse deb 4s
1956 J D
25,000 Federal Lt & Tr 1st s f 5s__—1942 M S
80,000
105
May
105M 106
54
54M Sale
054M 53 X May
104 M
105
105M
May
104 M 166" 104M 106" 104
May
107 H 108
106 M 107 M 107 H May
13
Sale
11M Sale
113^ May
12 M Sale
14
12 ys May
2
2
2M
2M
2M
May
1996
4s Series D
6s International series..
First liens f 5s stamped
1st lien s f 6s stamped.—
.
,
May
1 105% May 13
May 26 25
May
1
May 24 25
May
7
May 26 25% May
2
83
May
3
May 12
17M
108M 109
;iim
Sale
111
D
1953
A3d mtge 4Ms_._
;
AErnesto Breda Co 1st mtge 7s
26,000
7
15
105% May 13
108% May 2
106 % May
99
Sale
111
15
105M 105M 104 %
22
20 M
23
26 >
20M 22M 22
22
26
20M
23
79
82
82 M
Sale
23 H
104% May
24
24
Sale
24 M
77 M
May
3
May
8
May
3
May 19
Sale Prices
Jani
101
1
Highest
Sale Prices
119
May*~8 l09}i May"2l
A~"o
110M
MN
*ARef & impt gold 5s ser 19271967 MN
*ARef & impt 5s series 1930—1975 A O
AErie & Jersey 1st s f 6s_____1955 J
J
AGenesee Riv RRflst s f 6s
1957 J J
AN Y & Erie RR ext 1st 4s___ 1947 MN
V-
May
6 109% May
3
May 15 114
May
6
May 16 101
May 16
Y'£>
MN
;.l996
a4s series B
iGen
Sale
25
108
109 M
3
*
Alst consol gen lien 4s
M
109
109M 108 M
104
104.M 103M
Sale
106
105M
104 M
104 % Sale
108
107 %
107
Sale
105
-
12,000
161,000
99,000
J88*
107
Sale
7
16M
16 M
16 M
76 "
*
J D
J D
3lM "35"'
ASecond gold 4s
1995 J D
23M ; 38
Detroit. Term & Tun 1st gu4Mb 1961 MN 101M Sale
Dow Chemical deb 2 Ms1950 M S 104
Sale
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range
Ry 3 Mb
1962 A O 107
107M
1* auuI So Shore & Atlantic g 5s_ 1937 J
15 M
3
17 M
Duquesne Light 1st M 3 Ms
1965 J D 106 M Sale
720,006
f
Sale Prices.
117
109 M
Lowest
107 M 108 M 108 M
107M May 13 108% May 20
109 M Sale
1 110
HOM 110M 109 M May
May 12
110
Sale
109 M May 14 110% May
2
}18K 110M 107
107
Sale
9 107% May
M 107 M 1C6M May
1
Sale
108
109 M Sale
1
108^
May
May 23
Sale
104
1 106
105M 105^ 104M May
May 23
99 M Sale
100
99 M May
5 100
100
May 12
95
97
95 M May
96
8
96^
96% May 15
Sale
16 % May
17
18
7
19M
!8% May 29
18
Sale
16M Sale
15M May 19 18% May 28
18 X May;
1
18M Sale
20M 21M
21% May 27
17 M Sale
16 M May
18
6
7
17% May
17
8
May
16M "18" 16
16M
18% May 27
15
15
15M May 12
15% May 12
17 k May 27
19
16M "18M 1.H "I9M
May 27
15
16
May 27
16% May 27
97 M Sale"
98 M Sale
97 H May
1
99% May 14
16,000 El Paso & S W 1st & ref 5s
1965 A
f ■
}
5s stamped
.1965
347",6o5 t AErie RR 1st con & prior lien 4s 1996
f /
I
Prior lien 4s registered--—.1996
.
Sale Prices
117
117
MiV
MN
,
■
.4s*
Highest
•
Eastern Ry M No Div 1st g 4s. 1948
26,000 Eastern Tenn Va & Ga 1st g 5s. 1956
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s
1995
lT2",666 Electric Auto-Lite2 %s_
.1950
12,000 Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3 Ms A 1970
<
i08M
109
111
112M 111
101
100 M
...
17,000
103,000
Ask Bid
109 M 109M
.
,
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
May 31
May1
95
73
80
Jan.
5
9
3
6
3
8
28
20
23
15
Jan.
13
8
Jan.
23
Mar. 8
108% Jan. 14
104% Jan. 10
109
95 % Jan.
Jan.
10
Jan.
14
Jan.
28
95%
105%
99%
87%
64
10
Jan.
14
Mar. 26
9% May 22
92% May 26
90
Apr.|24
Saks in
Jan. 2,
1941
n. 7. stock exchange
65
25
illarpen Mining 6s
....
.1949
33", 000 HockVal 1st con g 4%s
-—1999 J J
40,000 Hoe (R) & Co 1st mtge,-.-1944 AO
14,000 t*iHousatonic RR con g 6s,-.1937 UN
Sale
126
«. -
^
Sale
44
O
J
J
J
J
J
87
87
35,066
;
Indiana 111
45
1st mtge gold 5s series
1st gold 5s series O
a
B
77,000
147,000
65,000
29,000
1,085,000
1,547,000
3,000
105,000
136.000
''
64
,
M
58 %
18M
8M
J
1936 A
A
O
J
J
1960 J
J
—
-
IK
56 %
132,000
50,000
23,000
ALaclede Gas Lt ref ext 5s
Ref & ext mtge 5s
Coll & ref 5 %s series C
Col &ref g 5%sser D
Coll tr 63 series A
Collatera
Lake Erie &
47,000
27,000
trust 6s series B
5s 1937 extended at
88
44 M
46 X
Sale
1M
Sale
Sale
92 M
--
31M
32M
30%
31M
67 M Sale
69 H Sale
107% Sale
44 M
"76""
74% May
18
,
5
May 15
38,000
25,000
52,000
23,000
.1961 J
.1961 J
iin
42%
'?i*
107 %
92%
Sale
Sale
41%
68%
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
44 M
Sale
75
107% 108
Sale
92%
42%
41%
67%
70%
107%
May
May
May
May
May
May
.
2,000
24,000
1,000
23,000
"7",600
88
77
82
162
107M
107 M Sale
104%
—-
4
M S
93 M
95
1939
1942
1953
1960
1942
1942
93 M
92 M
96
Sale
59 M
Sale
59% Sale,
Sale
95M
62
Sale
Sale
53
60
50
Sale
50
87
96
89
■
-.1997
m
96%
Sale
93
88 M
89%
93%
94%
62 3%
61%
96
95%
63%
62%
95
53
59
Sale
62
49
-—1944
il?t & refunding 5s...------1954
45s stamped
1954
59
63
56
J
65 M
62
27
Sale
69 M
68%
64
66
Sale
67%
95%
69%
68 %
96%
O
92
5
36
94
Sale
61
80
M
94!
33
42% Sale
98
1
Feb.
Jan.
May
28
95
Sale
96%
41%
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.,
51
37 M
37 M
43 M
43
A
34
40
42
45
1964
AFirst & re sinking fund 5s—1974 FA
a5s stampe i_
1974
ASec 6% note3 extend to
1943 j""j
a6s stamped
—- — 1943
34
42
45
-
5s.---1954
FA
ext...1950
J
-.2003
4s registered
2003
4Ms stamped modified—.—2003
4M® registered
2003
5s stamped modified
2003
Lehigh Valley Term Ry ext 6s--1951
Lexington & East 1st gu 5s
1965
For footnotes, see page 30.
May
9
9
1% Apr.
58% Jan. 10
99
May 21
49
Jan.
J an.
Apr.
Apr.
1955
1944
-1951
1952
1962
1946
—1952
1950
J
42
63 M
40 ;
42
34
80
85
90%
90%
46%
47%
34
80
87
43% Sale
46% Sale
MN
MN
42
27%
Sale
44
45
45
45
Sale
63% Feb. 20
69
Feb. 18
7 109
107% Jan.
May 31 103
109% Apr.
88
161
May
106% May 15
May 26
108
May
104
4
„
1
May
7
May 14
1
1
92% May
61 % May
61
May 27
May
3
59% May 22
95% May 21
95
May
8
66
May
9
65
May
9
58% May 10
62% May 13
A
O
119
Sale
116
J
118
26
30%
55
.—
105% 105% 105%
119%
125%
96%
MN
119% Sale
124% 125
98% Sale
100
100
F
A
J
D
104 M 104%
48
104% Sale
A
O
7
Feb.
May 28
17
91
May
14
86
Mar. 15
168% Jan. 21
108% Jan. 27
108
Apr.
9
105% Jan. 13
3
4
Feb.
10
97
Mar
1
92% May
56% Feb. 17
14
57% Feb.
20
9
65
2
26
May
68%
66%
95%
41%
May
1
May 19
May
2
May 14
28
May 12
70% May 14
69% May 12
96% May 27
92
96
25%
95%
96% Jan.
May
May
3
43
49
{May
43 % May
43
May
44
7
May .12
May
2
May
43% May
46
May
44 * May
46
May
19
3
13
12
19
43
,
8
Jan.
Jan.'
2
60
50
Jan.
2
62% May 13
82
Feb.
17
95
Jan.
3
90% May 14
8
100% May
90% May 26
86% May 26
95
f' *
Jan:
2
Jan.
9
95
44
37% Feb. 15
35 1 Feb, 19
49
36
>
^
35% Feb. 19
33
Feb.
'
'
17
.
Jan.
45
'f
1
32
'
7
Apr. 24 •33% Feb.
Feb. 25 70% May 14
Feb. 14 69% May 12
7
96% May 27
Jan.
25%
62%
60%
93%
j.
Mar. 11
91% Apr.
i
.
36% Feb. 17
42% May
9
9
66
49
15
44
Feb.
18
46
f
!.
13
I
Apr. 30
Apr/ 2
May 19
May
3
May 13
Apr.
8
May 19
43
Jan.
3
85% Mar. 28
97% May 21
49
Apr.
3
43
Feb.
7
52
85% Mar. 28
82% Jan. 14
105% May
6
119% 119% May 20
May
2
126% 125
98
May 28
99
105% May 23
119% May
1
126
May
7
100
May 12
Sale
30%
106 M Sale
122 % 123
130 M 131
98
O
4
16% Jan.
14% Jan.
17% Jan.
20
Feb.
19% Jan.
48% Jan.
29%
Sale
53%
J
A
Feb.
Anr. 24
3% Jan.
94
29% May
7
27% May 9
32% May
7
30% May
6
35% May 12
55
May 28
24
33%
51
O
*
81% Feb.
106% Anr.
106% May
102% Mar.
26% May 23
24% May 28
28% May 26
29
May
2
33
May 29
53
May
3
Sale
25%
29
Sale
A
110
Jan.
97% May 21
48% May 13
49% May 22
27
Sale
49
F
14
81% Feb.
161
Apr.
5
1
1
Sale
31
27
O
f7*
Sale
Sale
.....
26
A
"47"
92% 100
47
48%
48
48%
15%
MN
A
*
*
»
18% Mar. 13
77% Jan.
May 14
90
15"" "22 "
14M
MN
MN
1
95% Jan. 29
46% Apr. 29
45
May- 6
69
May 23
6
75% May
92% May 27
32% Jan.
3
32
Jan.
6
77% May
50
47
A
34,000 Libby McNeil & Libby 4s
98,000 Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s
5s debenture
56,000
61,000 Lion Oil Ref conv deb 4 Ms
Little Miami gen 4s series A
29,655 Loew's Inc s f deb 3 >5 s
Lombard Elec 7s sen sA
40,666 a Long Dock Co 3 Ms ext to
104% May 27
104% Jan. ; 2
79% Mayi 6
91
May 28
47
May
9
Feb.
80
47
A
refunding 5s_.._ —-v-1964
6
Mar.
89
Jan.
91
7
May
May 28
110
90
F
A
Jan, 21
16% Apr.
1
1% Mar, 31
16
Apr.
2
16
Apr,
3
51% Jan. 13
Jan.
.
91
F
A5s stampe I
103
Jan.
86
88%
88% May 22 90% May 14
89%
8
8 100% May
100% 100% 100% May
99% 100
6
90% May 26 92% May
92
90%
92
92%
88
86% May 26 86% May 26
87
89
27
Sale
28
J
6
Jan.
101
Feb.
88,
F
si
106% Mar. 26
7
107% Jan.
Mar,
.
Co Ltd—
a 1st mtge income reg.Dec 31 1975
Lehigh Coal & Nav 4 Ms ser A—1954
Cons sink fund 4 Ms ser C
1954
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A
1965 A
Lehigh & N Y 1st gu g 4s
1945 M
Lehigh Valley Coal—
A
3
J
—1941
g3%s—1997
3Ms registered
33
78
Mar,
101
101% May
101%, May 31
101% 102 M 101% Sale
109% May 6
109 M
109% 112
"69 M 25
25
69%
79
1
77 H Sale
80% 77% May
87
92% 90% May 6
§9% 90M 80%
83
161
May.
Sale
162% 170
161
106% 109% 106% May 14
106 % Sale
109 M 106% 108% 106% May 20
107%
Sale
103% May 2
104%
104,
—
84
121,000 Lehigh Valley (N Y) 4M«
Lehigh Valley RR—
4 s stamped modified
848,000
10,000
335,000
51,000
May
6
May
6
May 23
May
6
May
6
14
14
23
10
.1961 J
225,000 Leh Vail Harbv Term 1st
15,000
612,000
May 19
5
5
10
May 10
May_10
Jan.
8
Feb.
4
20% Mar. 28
3
,
27 93
20 46%
45
21
5 69
27 75%
5 108%
4
51
48
Mar.
.
aa
29
10
.1961 J
15s stamped
20,000
20,000
15% Jan.
"6
19% May 12
Lautaro Nitrate
115,000
May
60
3
3
8
„
10
21
Jan,
Jan.
65
Mar. 20
Feb. 14
.
42%
94 M
Sale
16
102M 103
109%
28
75
72%
78
3% to..—1947
2d gold 5s
<
40% Jan.
37% Jan.
25
Mar,
74
Jan.
May 10
May 10
IX
54 M
98 M
13 X
79
98 M
55
60
9
Mar. 21
44
58
51
48
28
9
47^1 May
6
63% May
2
May
Sale
1?H
Sale
97 M
95
Western RR—
65,000 Lake Shore & Mich Sou
15,000
Sale
16
.1946 M S
J
.1987 J
4%s unguaranteed
A O
Kings Co Elec Lt & Pow 6s— .1997
8,000 Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s—_ .1954
.1954
1st & ref 6%s
2,000
M S
58,000 Kresge Foundation 3% notes— .1950
13,000
Sale
1:.
63
16
43% Jan.
43% Jan.
10
10
46% May
55
May
49
May
80% Feb.
64
Apr.
61% Jan.
47
Feb.
47
Feb.
51 % Feb.
51% Jan.
18% Mar. 13
.1943
t Kreuger & Toll class A—
a 58 Uniiorm ctfs of deposit.-1959
19,000
45% May 14
59% Mar, 18
58% Apr. 15
63% May , 10
60% May
3
46
May
6
45
May
2
47% May
9
46
May 13
May 24
15% May 6
May
6
12% May 22
Sale
May
1
39% May 27
81
83
2
May 28 86% May
Sale
6 104% May 27
103% May
Sale
7 104% May 28
103% May
79 M
May , 6
9 79
78% May
91
92 M
May 28
May 22
47
41
Sale
May
9
May
49
43
Sale
May
9
May
1% May 14
1% May 14
54
6
May 29
55% May
99
May 21
2
97% May
12 X
12 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
47 % May 12
v
~3",66O
109,000
262,000
Sale
Sale
J
stpd (par $645) — 1943
stpd (par $925)... .1943
87,000 ?Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g6s—
7,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s
Kentucky & Ind Term 1st 4%s.
Stamped
—;
"i",666
Plain
10,000
*
Sale
78%
47 X May
46
May
2
15
27
20
2
9
13
107
103 M 104 X 103% May
6 104% May 15
99
99 M 101
May
9 100% May 13
99 %
May 17
99
98% May' 1 100
16
13
May
6
12M
12% May 29
May
5
May
1
IK Sale
85% Sale
103 M 103 H 104 M
104 M
103 % Sale
'
85M
59^ May
44 X May
45
May
May 10
80% May
2
44 -May 15
16M
45 X
84
48% May 12
Jan.
Jan.
38
39
49
48% May 15
73 M
15
Sale
28
13% Jan.
9% May
38% Jan.
39
Jan.
47%, Jan.
35% Jan.
,78
Jan.
45% May 14
46% May 10
55
May 10
w w
w w
an
80 X May
62
May
Sale
29M
75M
18
19
Sale
Sale
J
21
1
48% May 12
12
Sale
29M
.
98 «
Sale
O
O
With warrants (par $925)
,
103 % 104
99 % Sale
Sale
.
100% Mar. 27 102% Mar. 11
May 16
92
Jan. 10 95
Mar. 20
88
Mar,
6 90
89% Feb.
1 93 % May 21
93% May
1
89% Apr. 29
47 % May
3
50
74M
Sale
2
15
45M
106%
O
1952
1956
1956
1944
20
:
46
Sale
45
15M
45 M May
44 M May
43 M May
93 X May
43 % May 20
52 M May 19
44 % May
1
60 K
45 %
48% Sale
,
Sale
46
.
14
1990 A
Ctfs
63 H
65
93 X May
May
3
May 28
93
7
129% Feb.
93% May 10
Apr.
3
65
103% May 15
36% May 31
127
Jan.,
8
48% Jan. 28
avxar.
95
62 M
59 X
44M
49 \
60
D
Ctfs
60"
63 %
65
,
63"
Sale
1961
A
95
95
55 H
James Franklin & Cleart 1st 4s.. 1959 J
J
Jones & Lauglin Steel 3 Ms
a
49
49
Sale
A
47
46
A.-.1947 J J
Refunding 6s series A
1955 M S
Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B
1972 M N
First lien & ref 6%s
1947 F A
Internat T & Tdebg4%s
1952 J J
F A
Deb go\d 5s
1955
M S
t Alowa Central Ry 1st & ref 4s..1951
Kan City Term 1st 4s
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
65
58 M
J
1952
t*aK C Ft S & M ref g 4s
A Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust).
1950
Kan City South 1st g 3s_.
Ref & Imp 5s
April 1950
Sale
62 M
41% Sale
37 M Sale
25
35%
71H
74
1941
Kanawha & Mich 1st gu g 4s
Sale
80 %
Sale
5,000
304,000
82,000
69,000
181,000
77,000
46 M
80 M
52
V
Intern Paper conv 5s series
"
Sale
43 M
40
o
-
54
65
60 %
46
45
O
a
53 M
44%
8
Sale
315,000 Internat Hydro El deb 6s
250,000 Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s
Sale
53
61
49,000 t Alndianapol & Louisv 1st gu 4s. 1956
Indianapolis Union Ry—
Ref & impt mtge 3 %sser B—1986 M S
1961 A O
160,000 Inland Steel 1st mtge 3s ser F
O
111,000 Inspiration Consol Copper 4s
1952
O
79,000 Interlake Iron conv deb 4s
1947
98,000
97,000
Sale
43 M
44 M
62 %
75
———
191,000 X a Internat Gt Nor 1st 6s A
a Adj mtge 6s series A.July 1
62,000
44M
44%
43%
1963
1963
1948
& Iowa 1st gold 4s—1950
4 %s series O
Allseder Steel Corp 6s
45 M
Sale
"60""
62
48
Joint 1st & ref 5s ser A
1,106,000
Sale
70
46 %
45 M
53
111 Cent & Chic St L & N O—
1,809,000
"95""
30
43 k
61M
93
92
70
y\
101 % Jan.
May " 1
May 16
102
95
94 M May
,
85% Apr.
56
Jan.
,
Sale
78M
55""
97
44%
-
1
!01M May
3
26% Feb.
121% Mar.
43% Anr.
9M May 21
92"
,
L4i
May 31
May 14
May 21
1
10K May
1
1
43 M May
Sale
94 M
43 M
Sale
36
May
Sale
45 %
,
% May
29
,
May 22
93 X May 10
63 % May
8
May 15
121M May 15
93 %
30
46
38% Sale
39% Sale
38% Sale
40
36 %
49 %
47 M
—
102
5
May 26
2 129
89 M May
1
62
May 22
Sale"
94
!
,
94 M
64 %
1
"94"
88
70
110
30
Jan.'
104^ May
128"" May
Sale
Sale Prices
73% May
5
50
Apr. 29
90% Apr. 21
Apr. 21
1
Mar, 13 104% Apr.
Apr. 12 111% Jan. .17
Jan.
5
1
100
94% Sale,
91
i*
1
102
Sale
102
149,000 Illinois Bell Telep 2%s series A—1981
4,000 Illinois Central 1st g 4s
1951 J
4s registered
—1951 J
"¥,066
1st gold 3 j^s.-----1951 J
13.000
Extended 1st
3%s
1951 A O
M S
1st gold 3s sterling
1951
261", 000
Collateral trust gold 4s
1952 A O
M N
966,000
Refunding 4s
.1955
60,000
Purchased lines lst3Hs.
1952 J J
404,000
Coil trust gold 4s
1953 M N
627,000
Refunding 5s
1955 M N
1,744,000
40-year 4%s
1966 F A
7,000
Cairo Bridge gold 4s
1950 J D
7,000
Litchfield Div 1st g 3s
—1951 J J
1
J
Louisv Div & Term g3%s—1953 J
34,000
42,000
Omaha Div lstgs3s
1951 F A
St Lou Div & Term g3s—
22,000
1951 J J
5,000
Gold 3%s—
—.1951 J J
J
J
5,000
3%s registered
1951
J
J
Springf Div 1st g 3 %s— -----1951
Western Lines 1st g 4s
1951 F A
12,000
F A
4s registered ;
1951
73 H May
49 K May
46 M May 16
9M Sale
Sale
10M
11%
10%
A
.
Sale
27% Sale
D
MN
F A
!
Sale
101%
MN
J
;
100f>
Sale
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
70
May 15
71M
47
85'
127 H 136" 128M
93 M
89 M Sale
62 M
62 %
66
103 M
102 % Sale
36M
29 M Sale
122
121
123
44 M
44
Sale,
127
91
56
Ask
71
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
104%
104 % 104 X 104 M 104M 104 M May
109
May
109
109M 109M 110
110% 111%
J
J
85
91% 100
104% 104%
J
Gulf & Ship Island 5s stpd—--.1952 J
Gulf States St'l 1st mtge 4%s—1961 A O
35,000 Gulf States Utll 3%« series D.--19B9 M N
Bid
Ask
Sale
Sale
72%
48 M
J
20",66o
34,000 Houston Oil 4%s debs
-.--1954
1,119,000 Hudson Goal 1st s f 5s series A.,1962
14,000 Hudson County Gas 1st 5s
1949
382,000 Hudson & Manhat 1st & ref 5s A 1957
270,000
A Adjust Income 5s
__Feb 1957
Sale
37
J
206,000 Gulf Mobile & Ohio 4s series B—1975
AOen mtge inc 5s series A.,
281,000
2015
Bid
Ask
Bid
May 31
May 1
JAN. 1
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN MAY
Price
BONDS
May
Value
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N.'-Y. STOCK
June, 1941]
29%
33%
Sale
118
96
May
46% May
47% May
117
Jan.
13
29% May
7
28
Apr.
4
»5
7
3 32% May
13 30% May
6
35% May 12
57
Jan. 10
Jan. 21
Feb. 28 120
106% Jan.
2
104% Feb.
Jan.
9
119
Apr. 10 123
Jan. 16
124
Apr. 12 131
May 12
95
Feb. 28 100
100
30
Sale
22
104% 104% 104% May
1 104% May 16
26
95%
Sale
95
May 17
95% May 31
Jan.
14 105
Mar. 24 30% Jan.
93
Apr.
104
Jan
17
96% Feb.
28
8
18
.
1
26
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sales in
May
Price
Jan. 2,
BONDS
Value
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Bid
Long Island unified 4s
1949
1949
1949
1944
Guar ref gold 4s
172,000
62,000
4s
stamped
23,000 Lorillard (P) Co deb 7s
5s debenture
48,000
-.1951
163,000 Louisiana & Ark 1st 5s sories A_ 1969
28,000 Louisville Gas & Elec 3 Ms
1966
6,000 Lou & Jeff Bridge gu g 4s
1945
_
M 8
M 8
M 8
A
O
22*066
9,000
1,000
1,156,000
82,000
132,000
33,000
1st & ref 4s
ser
D
128
84
109
M 8
104
99
93 3*
series E
2663
Unif mtge ext 33*s series A-.-1950
Unif mtge ext 4s series B
1960
1st & ref 3 ?*s
•
Sale
Sale
1093* 111
1033*
2663
...
1293*
J
Sale
94
Sale
1043* Sale
1083* Sale
1063* Sale
873*
89
88k
Paducah & Mem Div 4s
—1946
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s
1980 M 8
Mob & Montg 1st g 43*s—...1945 M S
South By joint Monon 4s—..1952 J
J
Atl Knox & Cin div g 4s
112
883*
89
1955 M N
A Lower Austrian Hydro-El 6 Ms -1944 F A
1083*
McCrory Stores Corp deb 3 Kb--1955
tiMcKesson & Bobbins deb 53*sl95U
1053* 1053*
1043* Sale
743* Sale
47 3*
50
A
O
MN
Maine Central BB 4s series A—1945 J
D
Gen mtge 4 3*s series A
Manati Sugar 4s s f
Manila El By & Lt 1st 5s
1960 J D
Feb 1 1957 MN
..1953 M 8
68
203*
243*
86
89
44,000
Stamped
1,000 ♦iMarket Street By 1st 7s-Apr 1940
J
23,000
(Stpd mod) 5% ext to
—1945
A
6,000 Mead Corp 1st mtge 43*s
1956 M 8
86
2,208,000
144,000
317,000
24,000
103,000
302,000
a
1st & ref 5s series F
a
1st & ref g 5s ser G
a Certificates of
deposit..
1978 MN
a
Convertible gold 53*8—
1st ref gold 5s series H
a Certificates of
deposit
1949
1986
1st & ref 5s series 1
1981 FA
a
a
60,000
1,145,000
a
1977 MN
Certificates of deposit..
MN
A
O
Gen A ref s f 43*s ser O.
Gen & ref s f 5s ser D
302,000 Morris & Essex 1st gu 33*s
Constr M 5s ser A
472,000
...
Constr M 43*8 ser B
486,000
25,000 Mountain States T A T 3 3*8
2,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
113,000
356,000
87,000
95,000
35,000
1,000
"lb",006
48,000
94,000
23,000
2,000
18,000
50,000
71,000
27,000
26,000
National Steel 1st M 3s
Nat
663*
953*
N J Pow A
Light 1st 43*s
New Orleans Great Nor
80
96
Sale
1063*
283*
55
253*
15
16
Sale
Sale
593*
273*
Sale
73
63*
7
13*
3*
13*
1
83*
63*
83*
13*
Sale
8
93
2
Sale
Sale
J
D
MN
J
F
A
1960 A
O
5s ser A. 1983
N O A N'eastern ref
43*8 ser A.1952
New OrleansP S 1st A ref
5s A.. 1952
1st A ref 5s series B
1955
29
Sale
33*
-----
953*
663*
1063*
383*
57
43*
30
'
213*
323*
203*
203*
31
353*
34
8
23*
13*
23*
3*
2?*
13*
103*
113*
103*
33*
13*
103*
123*
113*
25
Sale
Sale
255*
103*
Sale
Sale
23?*
233*
Sale
2
Sale
13* Sale
193* Sale
193* Sale
203* Sale
193*
3* Sale
203* Sale
193*
233* Sale
243* Sale
233*
253*
1
13*
243* Sale
233*
25
19k
Sale
24
"813*
233*
833*
543*
Sale
Sale
Sale
873*
453*
79
53
Sale
1093* 1103*
693*
Sale
1043*
1063*
Sale
106
1063*
Sale
85
A*
Sale
Sale
24?*
853*
563*
44
70
MS*
67
65
Sale
J
J
A
J
O
63
106
J
D
1053* Sale
843*
87
37
373*
303*
253*
263*
123*
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
213*
22
203*
23* Sale
21?* Sale
203*
213*
22
223*
203*
13* Sale
22
223*
203*
233*
213* Sale
203*
213*
80
843*
533*
593*
10?*
113*
10?*
3 3*
ll3* May
6
123* May
7
12
May
6
43* May 13
13* May 10
653* May
8
89
May
8
40?* May 13
May
May
May
May
13* May
65
May
843* May
37
May
22
27
16
12
27?* May
245* May
255* May
103* May
213* May
21
May
13* May
213* May
21
May
223* May
213* May
13* May
22?* May
225* May
213* May
213* May
793* May
55
May
—
-
323* May 12
273* May 12
28?* May 10
14
May 13
28
28
26
29
28
27
28
27
26
28
24
28
16
25
May
6
24
May
7
2?* May 10
25
May
6
243* May
6
25?* May
6
243* May
5
13* May 12
26
May
6
24?* May
25
May
24
May
83?* May
56?* May 13
May
May
May
May
May
27
43?* May
23
425* May
39
26
May
26 1083* May
27 1153* May
68?* May 28 713*
103?* May
1 l643*
May 27 104
102?* May 16 1033*
105
May
1 1053*
853* May
853*
5
103
May
May
May
May
75
75
May
1083* 108?* 1083* iosk 1083* May
78
Sale
76
793*
773* May
70
72
71
71
723*
May
106
105?*
105?* May
Sale 106
106
106
May
603*
Sale
0
9
7
9
Feb.
105?* Mar. 21
May
101
%lV»
92
Jan.
10
Mar.
96?* Jan.
11
86
May
91?* Jan.
105?* Feb.
13
13
1033* Jan.
105?* Apr.
May
853* Apr.
1093* Jan. 31
1063* Feb. 24
104 h
88
112
90
111
Feb.
88
Jan.
109
May
105
Jan.
103
Feb.
48
Feb.
28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
Jan.
11
Feb.
14
Jan.
18
1
Feb.
8*
13
23
13
9
27
Jan.
22
Feb.
11
31?* May
6
973* May 27
May 27
883* Jan.
86
Jan.
1055* Jan.
1135* May
803* May
53
May
363* Mar.
743* Jan.
Jan.
g*
783* May
May
105 h Jan.
73
Jan.
8
Mar. 19
Jan.
107
25
109?* Apr. 23 1123* Feb. 21
54
May
1
25
69
Jan.
13
3 5* Apr.
6
Jan.
24
Feb.
19
30
Feb.
19
Jan.
16
70
Feb.
14
955**Apr. 24
Mar.
64
5
993* Mar. 1
703* Jan. 14
Feb.
11
Jan.
31
283* Jan.
2
453* Apr.
4
9
65)
36)
103
263* Jan.
8
15
2
Jan.
25
Mar. 12
6?* Jan.
8
1 3& Jan.
107
Aor.
3
Mar. 27
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
2
Mar. 28
123*
133*
12?*
53*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
X4,
25
Mar. 28
3
21
Feb.
53
Jan.
22)
31)
10)
3* May 23
Jan.
2
Jan.
Mar. 19
Mar. 19
Mar. 19
Apr.
9
Apr.
9
693* Mar. 13
775* Mar.
243* Jan.
89
May
8
405-4 May 13
12?* Jan.
2
323* May 12
11
Jan.
2
113* Jan.
33* Jan.
2
273* May 10
28 h May 10
14
May 13
2
19?*
195*
1 ?*
193*
Feb. 19
Jan.
8
Feb. 14
Feb. 14
19
20
25
Jan.
6
26
Apr.
3
Mar. 31
Apr.
5
Apr. 29
Apr.
3
3
Apr.
193* Jan.
?* Jan.
3
25
Mar. 27
20
Jan.
3
20
Jan.
193* Feb.
Jan.
19
Jan.
243*
2?*
253*
243*
3
3
13* Jan.
1085*
1103*
102 3*
623*
39
39
10
26
Apr.
3
18
24 h
May
5
14
3
253* Apr. 29
24 3a Mar. 31
86 3* Apr. 23
57
Apr.
4
793* May 28,
53
Feb. 2l!
37
13
13
12
27
May
May
May
May
May 12
May
120
"60"
JS*
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2 111
Apr. 17
21 113
Mar. 20
17 1063* Jan. 13
May 23
85 " Apr.
1
May
6
50
Apr.
3
May
6
39
May
6
65
533*
55
533*
603*
1225* 123
122
1243* 124?* 1243* 1243* 124
573*
122
J
13*
663*
693*
69
Sale
693*
103?* Sale
1043* 1043*
1033* 104
103
103 3*
103.
Sale
1033* 1033*
Sale
105
1043* 105?*
90
813*
82
89
51
63
106
66
4
65
353* May
6
213* May
5
31
May
6
93* May 12
2?* May
7
13* May 12
Sale
40
Sale
39?*
Sale
403* 405* 40
Sale
35?*
363*
355*
108
108?* 1083* 1085* 108
1153* 116?* 1153* 116
1153*
120
4534
Sale
17
29
593* Jan.
343* May 16
203* May 16
31
May
6
8
May 31
2?* May 24
3* May 23
41?*
403*
373*
124
443*
1273*
1303*
May 12
May
6
May
1
May
6
-
65
Mar. 29 128
67
May 7 983*
May 28 693*
May
9 107
May 26 40
1105*
1113*
1103* May
6 1103* May 23
1123* Sale
1123* Sale 111?* May 23 112?* May
1
1053* Sale
106
1063* 1053* May
1 1063* May 27
73?*
66
63?*
623* May 23 68?* May
403*
75
75
39
May
6 403* May
79
39
39
May
6
May
65
303*
803*
24
6
27
27
8
29
15
66?*
9
Sale
123
30
20
Sale
19
Sale
58
11
Sale
53*
67
36
12
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
54
75 '
63
75
973*
963*
983*
973*
693* 663*
673*
663*
Sale
106
1065* 106
37
40
37
42
27?*
33*
95
May 13 111
May 22
57
May
1
May 15
43* May 19
53* May 31
59
58
273*
83*
23*
13*
May
1
May 23
May 13
May
May
5
26
Sale
193*
14
119
A nr.
86
44
31
"97"
96
For footnotes, see page 30.
May
1 105
May
1 113?*
May
3
803*
May 15 53
May 31 33
1113* 1103* 1113* 110
54
Sale
80
Sale
J
J
313*
973*
123*
78
Sale
D
90
72
243*
3*
553*
42
J
34
103* Sale
113* Sale
103*
113*
33*
43*
1
13*
65
53*
663*
843* Sale
373* Sale
36
J
523*
.....
383*
MN
493*
63*
1955 M N
1955 M N
1965 A O
J D
80
Mar. 10
112
110
2000
Supply 1st mtge 3 ?*s
1954
1 a Naugatuck RR
1st g 4s
1954
Newark Consol Gas 5s—
1948
t a New England RR cons 5s guar1945
a Cons
guar 4s
.1945
New England TAT
30-yr 5s A. 1952
1st g 43*s series B
1961
N J Junction RR
gu 1st 4s
1986
2
1
Sale
1955
Nashville Cha„ A St L 1st 4s A.. 1978 F A
Natl Dairy Products 334s
1960 J D
Nat Distillers Products
33*8
1949 M S
16 893* May
28 1105* May
1103*
783*
..1955
1968 J D
1947 M N
1053* 105
1133* 1105*
81
793*
793*
513* Sale
49?*
323* Sale
323*
81
873*
403* 72
105
113
Sale
79
363*
153*
943*
6
5
28
13
28
8
9
13
96
27
105
1103*
May
993* May
933* May
May
105
May
106
May
105?* May
88
May
Sale
51,000
Certificates of deposit
19
11,000 ♦a Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4% July 1938 j" J
80
9,000 Mohawk & Mai 1st gu g 4s
1991 M S
50
Monongahela West Penn Pub Serv1st mige 43*s
16,000
.1960
1083*
6s debentimes
53,000
1965
111
218,000 Montana Power 1st & ref 33^8—1966
106 3*
11,000 Mont Tram 1st & ref 5s series A.1941
723*
General & refunding 5s A.....1955
3,000
42
Gen & ref 5s series B
4,000
1955
42
a
108
108
1053*
88
68
23
102
110
Sale
53*
Jan.
Jan.
28
104
125
Sale
743*
77
253*
22
28
22
22
27
17
5
7
1
120
May
6 31H
May
7 973*
94
Sale
94
963*
973*
May
1
973*
85
79
783* May
8 783*
"75"" 773* 73
"73k 77
May 22 753*
1063* 1063* 1063* 1063* 1063* May
9 1065*
60
Sate Prices
983* Jan.
993* Jan.
993* Jan.
4
823* Jan.
87 h May
Mar.
1083* May 31 110
2 1093* Jan.
107?* Apr.
97
963*
963*
1193* 1193* 1193*
1243*
1243* Sale
Sale
853*
1083*
1083* Sale
Sale
973*
1193*
1233*
853*
1093*
1073*
32
Sale
55
Sale Prices
955* Mar. 10
95?* Mar. 4
973* May
97?* May
1193* May 14
125
May 12
87?* May
9
1093* May
5
108
May 14
81
30
.
Sale Prices
20
15
20
6
23
31
14
27
44
—
96
97
1
Highest
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
973*
27
Manila RB South Lines 1st 4s—1959 MN
3,000 t*iMan G B & NW 1st gu 33*8-1941 J
J
13,000 Marion Steam Shovel s f g 6s
1947 A O
40,000 Metropolitan Edison 43*s ser D.1968 M 8
14,000 Met Water, Sewer & Drain 53*8.1950 A O
18,000 *t AMet West Side Elev (Chic) 4s 1938 F A
A Miag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s...1956
J D
Michigan Central BR—
JackL&S gold 33*8
1951 M S
1st gold 33*s
28,000
...1952 MN
Ref & Imp 43*s series C
28,000
1979 J
J
86,000 Michigan Consol Gas 1st M 4s
1963 M S
a Midland of N J 1st ext 5s... 1940
22,000
J D
X Milwaukee & Northern RR—
*
a 1st ext 43*8
1939
D
*
a Con ext 43*8
13,000
1939 J D
56,000 1A Mil Spar & N W 1st gu 4s
1947 M S
10,000 iaMUw & State Line 1st gu 33*s 1941 J
J
41,000 |AMinn & St Louis 5s ctfe__
1934 M1V
a 1st & refund
14,000
gold 4s
1949 M S
a Ref & ext series 5s A
16,000
1962 Q F
$Minn St Paul & Sault Ste Marie
♦Alst cons 4s stamped
610,000
1938
J
*Alst cons 5s
136,000
1938
J
*
Alst cons 5s grd as to int
143,000
1938
J
a 1st & ref 6s series A
13,000
1946
J
a 25-year
44,000
g 53*s
1949 M 8
Alst ref 5 3*s series B
36,000
1978 J
J
14,000 1 AMissouri-Illinois RB 5s ser A. 1959
1,072,000 Mo Kan & Tex 1st g 4s
..1990
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RRPrior lien 5s series A
1,913,000
..1662
439,000
40-year 4s series B
1962
Pr lien mtge 43*8 ser D
709,000
1§78
ACum adjust 5s series A Jan 1967
758,000
J iMIssouri Pacific RR Co—
Alst & refund 5s series A
462,000
1965 F A
a Certificates of
31,000
deposit
a General 4s
402,000
1975 M S
Sale Prices
Ask
Lowest
103
1023* 1033* 1033* Sale
May
973*
983* 973* May
983* Sale
93
923*
923* May
943*
923*
87
86
87
863*
May
105
Sale
1043* 1043* 104
May
1053* 106
1063* 1083* 1053* May
1043* 1053* 1053* 1053* 1043* May
90
863* Sale | 87
863* May
106
111
108
1103*
88
893*
893*
893*1 89
May
109
1103* Sale .1083* 110
May
Sale
A
96
Highest
963*
Sale
F
Ask Bid
97
983*
122
M 5
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
May 31
May 1
Ask
97 H
97 H
J
Louisville & Nashville RR—
1st & ref 5s series B
60,000
----2003
1st & ref 43*s series C
123,000
2003
18,000
85,000
115,000
2,000
7,000
10,000
PRICES IN MAY
1941
55
May
583* May
1223* May
124?* May
75
May
108?* May
80
May
723* May
1063* May
1063* May
20
Jan.
2
36
Jan.
2
30
H Jan.
2
43?* May
6
42?* May 13
May 13
1075* Mar. 4 1093* Jan. 28
1153* Apr. 18 117
Jan. 21
68
Feb.
102
72
Mar.
103
May
1013* Apr.
103 5* Apr.
107
15
14
15
7
124
Jan.
67
Jan.
Jan.
1053* Jan.
1053* Jan.
Jan.
24
60
Apr.
4
3
60 K Apr.
1275* Jan.
1313* Jan.
Jan.
65
28
1063* Jan. 21
8
863* Apr.
82 3* Jan,.
120
Apr.
Jan.
50
70
Jan.
1043* Feb. 11
104 3* Mar. 21
2
106?* Jan.
45 5* Jan.
122
Apr.
123 3* Apr.
15
39
75
Jan.
8
20
10
27
1083* Feb.
80
May 15
723* May 14
16 106?* Feb.
4
3 106?* Apr. 16
-
N. Y. STOCK
june, 1941]
Sales in
PRICES IN MAY
Price
May
BONDS
Jan. 2,
Value
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
1941
Ask
Bid
$
90,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4s guar. .1953
28,000 |*in o Tex & Mex income 5s__1935
1,000
^Certificates of deposit
---102,000
iFirst 5s series b
1954
15.000
ACertificates of deposit-------19,000
Alst mtge gold 5s series o
1956
ACertificates of deposit.-—- —
53", 666
Alst 4%s series d
1956
ACertificates of deposit
---222",000
Alst 5%s series a
1954
9,000
ACertificates of deposit
Newport & Cine Bridge co—
General gtd 4%s
1945
New
A
f
j
136",000
47,000
753,000
87,000
147,000
167,000
9,000
41,000
23,000
2,000
6,000
a
40
ip
32
34
42
Sale
Sale
o
o
59 m
a
O
64% Sale
2013
2013
ms----------1952
AfN
63
87
Sale
Sale
Sale
81m
99 m 100 m
66 m Sale
81
60
Sale
62
81m
81m
70
80%
Sale
Sale
"63""
64
Sale
57 m
59 m
a
o
f
a
a
o
a
o
A
o
j
D
F
a
i aN y New Haven & Hartford—
ANon-conv debenture 4s
1947 Af
ANon-conv debenture 3 Ms. - -1947 a
ANon-conv debenture 3 ms
1954 a
8
o
o
j J
afn
J j
J
1955
4s
--1956
AConvertible debenture 3 ms—1956
^Convertible debenture 6s
1948
6s registered
1948 J j
♦iCollateral trust 6s
1940 a o
a Debenture 4s
1957 AfN
Alst & ref 4%s ser of 1927----1967 j D
1 a Harlem r « Pt Ches 1st 4s-1954 afn
t an y Ont & West 1st g 4s
1992 m s
AGeneral 4s
1955 J d
un y Prov & Boston gen 4s... 1942 a o
n y & Putnam 1st con guar 4s. .1993 a O
n y& Queens el lt & pr3%s_-1965 mjv
New York Railways Corp—
Prior lien 6s stamped
1958 J j
n y & Rich Gas 1st 6s a
1951 afn
J
j
a--1974
1974
100 m Sale
57 m
55
60
108m 109 m
110m Sale
125m
118m Sale
26j£-8ale
100
50
57
95
99
90
79
91"
17 m
19m
15m
16
Sale
Sale
15
18m
21m Sale
32
49
j
J
a
o
mn
F
a
51m
108
25
62
110%
91m
Sale
108
Sale
108 m
44
103 %
53%
57 m
93 %
90 m
93
47
Sate~
Sale
59
100
98
Sale
26m
29m
i8m
28
25m Sale
25
27 m
24
26m
97
6
108 m
30
9m
80 H May 27
Sale
121m 121m 1203^ May
115% 114)^ May
115
22%
25
26
21
23
23 la May 21
Sale
23 m
23 %
23m
25
26
21% May 28
28
21m
22%
22%
21m
25 m
43
Sale
7
41m
22 y*
May
May 24
May 23
May 28
25 % May 23
23
27 m
84
Sale
Sale
83
6m
Sale
2
Sale
100m
51
Sale
5%
1m
95
49 %
109m
106% 106 % 106 m 106 m 106% May
32 m
37
33
33
May
94
100
3%
"13"
13
20m
19m
19m
79
96
106
F
a
106M
105 m Sale
F
a
106
Sale
13
"14""
13
3h
3m
3%
109 %
110m 110m 109%
109 m 109% 109 m
1109%
103 m 103 m 103 m 103m
13 m
127
Sale
126 m
104
104
\l20%
15%
84
109%
96%
100
3%
110%
109%
103%
21
22
20
20m
2QH
21m
20
21
20% May 28
Sale
Sale
11
10
13
10
14
87% Feb.
10
83
3 101
Mar. 25
76% May
90
68
Feb.
55
22%
22%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
101
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 13
3
63% Apr.
67% May 31
108% Mar. 15
6
110% Jan.
106% Mar.
107% Mar.
120% Apr. 25
113% Apr. 14
123ft;
100
Sale
17
Jan.
3
118% Jan.
Jan.
4
17% Jan.
17% Jan.
7
7
18% Jan.
2
27
18% Jan.
2
Jan.
8
20% Feb.
15
16
13
18
6
27
18
14
~T
6
6
19
Jan.
33% Jan.
3
3% Jan.
3
2
20
Jan.
78
Feb. 20
8
4% Jan.
1% Feb. 20
99
Jan.
24
48% Mar. 10
108% Feb. 21
26% Apr.
26% May
4
7
Mar. 28
Apr.
1
Apr.
1
26% Apr. 29
29% Apr. 29
Jan. 31
27
May
6
7
Apr.
4
28% Apr. 28
86
Apr. 28
1
7% Apr.
Jan.
10
3
100
Apr. 22
54% Jan. 10
110
May 14
46
Mar. 31 108% Jan. 24
104% Mar. 13 106
Apr. 29
105
108% Jan.
40
Apr.
105% Jan.
26
Jan.
15
9% Jan.
9% Feb.
61% Jan.
108% Mar.
93
95%
2
2%
151 109
15 108%
81 102%
13
12%
9
12%
16% Apr.
87
97
Jan.
Mar.
3
3
Mar. 20
111% Jan.
Jan.
3
Mar. 28
Jan.
101% Apr.
5
Jan.
18
Jan.
6
Feb.
uV/4
Jan.
109% May 15
Feb.
Jan.
104
Jan.
10
22% May 13
9
22% May
Jan.
12
Jan.
4
22% May 13
21
31
77
Jan.
17
22
29
22
26
29
99
May 21
127% Jan. 29
107% Apr.
7
106
Jan. 14
107
Jan. 21
102J13jMay 29
96
22
2
3
29
125% Mar.
104
Apr.
103% May
103% May
10221»May
114
5 123
123
Feb.
113
Apr. 26 115
Feb.
Jan.
5
20
May
3
70
May 27
Apr.
7
Jan.
Mar. 17
115%
115m
115%
1
45
121m
Af s
May
46%
Af s
Sale
112
114
114
May
j
2
23
22% May 13
99
May
May
1
May
127
126
May
1 127
May
1 104% May
104% 104% 104
103% May 22 104% May
103% 104
May
104
105% 103% May 26 105
1032l«
10321a»May 29 1032l3iMay
95
15
9
19
22
9
7
24
29
Jan.
65
Feb.
60
Jan.
64% Mar.
6
65
May
6
7
95% May
95% Apr. 28
99% May 27
95
May 24
Feb.
98% Feb.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 14
1
13
May
70
79
May
May
May
May
May
22
May 28
29% May
6
14
20
Sale
Sale
Apr. 22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
69%
95%
63%
69%
67%
18
18
15
19
18
Jan.
90
106% May 21
36
May
5
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
66% Feb.
54% Feb.
86% Feb.
105m 108 m 105% May 13 105% May 13
106
106
May
2 106
May
2
14
2
Apr. 22 107
64% Feb. 21
60% Feb. 20
59% Jan.
2
56% Apr. 22
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
40% May 23 46
6m
6%
5% May 28
Sale
24% May 27 28%
Sale
82
May 21 85%
5%
6%
5% May 28
2
2%
1% May 15
100
7 99%
99% May
Sale
49% May 26 52%
110m 109% May
8 110
Sale
83 %
83
109 % 108 m 109 % 109
96 m
98
94
95
Sale
99 m 100 h
99%
o
6
22
83
a
100
22
41m
5m
24m
6%
18
2
Jan.
80% May 27
80% Apr. 18
8
2 121% May 29
1 115% May 13
Jan.
2
40m
53% 44
May
8 51
May 14
26% Jan.
51
May
6 103%~May
104m-"- 103 33 "may* 1 103%"May
1 100 %"Jan.
1
54 m Sale
53 % May 15
49% Mar.
56 % May
56% May
6
58 m
58
59%
May 15 59% May
53% Mar. 3
6
59% May
100 m
95
Feb. 18 101
100
May 13
May 10 101
May
95
Sale
92
Mar. 27
95
95
May 31
May 31
98
Apr.
96
93
97
88
Jan. 14
May
1
May
6
97
May
109
a
May
May
1
May 12
May 12
May 12
May
5
May
1
6
76% May
May
6
61m May 15 65
7
91m May 29 95% May
Sale
94 m May
1 95% May 22
Sale
98
May
1
99% May 27
96
88
May
3 QCC
May 24
Sale
100
May 28 100% May 10
60
58 m May 13
61
May
1
Sale
65 m May
6 67% May 31
109
107 h May
3 108% May 27
109 m 108
May
1 109% May 22
Sale
F
85
60%
89%
55%
61%
59%
May 12
May
8
May 10
May 10
May 12
74
Sale
Sale
66%
95%
62%
68%
65%
Sale
"15m
92 m
Sale
32
Sale
14
10
26
27
27
25
105
110m Sale
108 m
102 m 103 m
12 m
13
13
12 m
70 m
1 114
1
o
70
81
72
82
...
75
70
May 27
75
o
35
ACertificates of deposit —
---548,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4s__1997
4s registered
4,000
--------1997
Gen & lien ry & Id gt 3s. -Jan 2047
315,000
3s registered
—.—2047
25,000
Ref & impt 4mb series a—-.2047
212,000
Ref & impt 6s series b
2047
1,574,000
Ref & impt 5s series o
—2047
103,000
Ref & impt 5s series d._
2047
198,000
Northern States Power co—
76
71
46
44 m
Sale
72 m
Sale
46
51m Sale
Sale
Sale
54m
57 m
63 m
56 m
F
a
(Minn) 1st & ref m 3 Ms
1967
Af s
(Wis) 1st mtge 3Ms
4%s extended.1944 J j
n'western Teleg
7,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s
1946
1964
102,000 Pacific Gas & el 4s series g
1st & ref mtge 3 ms series h..1961
105,000
1st & ref mtge 3 Ms series i—1966
76,000
107 h
108 m
105m
Sale
105 m
11m
Alst gtd g 5s-.
-1945 a
Alst mtge g 5s (stamped cancellation of guarantee)
1945 a
57,000 t* AOgden &Lake Oh 1st guar g 4sl948
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s
1943
62,000 Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s..
1965
16,000
1st mtge 4s
1967
45,000
1st mtge 3 ms
-1972
28,000 Oklahoma Gas & Elec 3ms—-.1966
13,000
4s debentures1946
43,000 Ontario Power n f 1st 5s—...1943
2,000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5s.--.1945
54,000 Oregon rr & Nav con g 4s
1946
7,000 Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s__1946
18,000
lstguar cons 5s stamped
1946
84,000 Ore-Wash rr & Nav 1st & ref 4s 1961
117,000 Otis Steel 1st mtge 4mb a
1962
Sale
107 m
8m
M S
66 m
59 %
67 m
109 m
a
d
100%
Sale
95
90 m
75
61
120m 122
114m Sale
60 H
26
1
101m 100m May
2 101
65 m
64%
65 m May 27
6962
65
62 m May
7 63%
60
62
61m May 23 64
57
59 m
57 m May
5
57%
100% Sale
109 m 109%
f
J
34
3m
3m
20 m Sale
80 m
77 m
4m
4%
2m
8%
J
18 m
18 m
18 m
a
j
100%
55]
54
f
afn
Sale
45% May 13
May 27
100 m
93
86
63 m
May
May
May
May
May
36%
49%
42%
44%
39%
Jan.
32% Jan.
33% Fen.
33% Jan.
6
80
78 m
101
68 m
61m
99
Sale
82
May
Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
Mar. 20
42
Apr.
3
39% Apr.
3
45% May 13
41% Apr. 29
38
35% Jan.
107
Sale
84 m
64 m
Sale
91
39
39
93 m
57 m
98
94
o
o
41m May 27
May 27
%
94
Sale
Sale
Sale
62 m
a
42
40
93 %
58 m
92 m
95 m
J d
4
34
32
62
93 m
Sale
a
34% Jan.
42% May
44% May
42
Sale
Sale
90m
9
5
62 m
Sale
a
Jan.
40m May
39%
Sale
93% Sale
59
Sale
64 m Sale
62 m Sale
63 m
74 %
63
f
3
30
76
19
Jan.
100m
92%
94m
5s.-1946 mn
n y & Harlem g 3 Ms.
---2000 mn
n y Lack & Western 4s ser a__ 1973 AfN
Guar 4Ms series b----------1973 AfN
aNYLE&W Coal & RR 5%s.l942 AfN
iDock & impt 1st 5s___
1943 j J
n y & Long Branch gen 4s._-.194i m s
38
Sale
1965
1951
1947
For footnotes see page 30.
42
Sale
{Northern Ohio ry—
58,000
42,000
39
Feb.
30
42
"40"
59
-
14,000
'43 m
Sale
68
May
36k May
45% May
44
37
72
an y & Greenwood Lake
North Cent gen & ref 5s ser
Gen &-ref 4Ms series a__
42
42
o
1950
ANon-conv debenture
37
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
7434 May
29
6
6
28
15
15
1
Highest
38
71M May
May
36m May
41
May
41
May
40m May
38
41m
m S
a
92
Sale
ANon-conv debenture 4s
'32"
43 m
33
107%
113
a
a
62,000 New York Steam Corp 3 Ms--—1963
5,000 1*aN YSusq& West 1st ref g 5s. 1937
*
13,000
ASecond gold 4mb
1937
♦
16,000
AGeneral gold 5s
1940
13,000
ATcrminal 1st gold 5s
1943
6,000 n y Tel ref 3 Ms series b
1967
3,000 n y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s
1946
26,000
6s stamped
---.----1946
209,000 1*aN y Westches & Bos 1st 4Ms 1946
41,000 Niagara Falls Power 3m8------1966
11,000 Niag Lock & Ont Pow 1st 5s a.. 1955
81,000 Niagara Share (Mo) deb sm8--1950
144,000 *UNorfolk South 1st & ref 5s a. 1961
ACertificates of deposit
51,000
ACtfs of dep (issued by reorganization manager)
1961
168,000
ACtfs of dep (issued by organ¬
ization manager)
- -1941
4,000
65,000 Norfolk & West Ry 1st con g 4s. 1996
1949
42,000 North Amer Co deb 3ms—
Debenture 3 Ms
1954
54,000
71,000
^ Debenture 4s
—1959
4s called bonds (July 1,1941)
3,000
6,000
Sale
33 m
32
J
Convertible 5% notes.-129,000 n y Edison 3 Ms series d—-—1965
79,000
1st lien & ref 3 ms series k—1966
n y & Erie—See Erie rr.
22,000 n y Gas el Lt Ht & Pow 5s—1948
69,000
Purchase money coll tr g 4s—1949
3,000
13,000
80,000
75,000
76.0oo
5,000
780,000
41
Sale
41m
26%
30m
28 m
a
ao
196,000 nyg&h r g mtge 3 ms
1997
3ms registered
--1997
6y,65o
Debenture 4s of 1912
1942
92,000
Lake Shore coll g 3 ms
1998
26,000
3 Ms registered
-1998
68,000
Mich Cent coil g 3 %s_
1998
2,000
3 Ms registered
1998
New York Chicago & St Louis—
426,000
Refunding 5ms series a
1974
1,848,000
Refunding 4ms series o
1978
309,000
4s collateral trust
1946
122,000
1st mtge 3 Ms extended to
1947
748,000
3-year 6% notes
—1941
*
41m
44 %
1946
42,000
39
37
1998
a
36m
33x4
30m
O
66 m Sale
95
Sale
85,000 n y Connecting rr 3 Ms
58,000 n y Dock 1st gold 4s
37M
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
73
35 m
34m
40 m
F
Debenture 6s
71M
38
33
F~A
Ask
Sale
74 m
RANOE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
32
32m
10-year 3 ms secured s f
37,000
Ask Bid
Bid
33
York Central rr—
Conv secured 3
May 31
27
Rer & impt 4mb series a
Ref & impt 5s series c—
456,000
May 1
22
Consol 4s series a
265,000
593,000
2,176,000
855,000
77,000
1,000
110,000
19,000
54,000
3,000
14,000
Sale
69
37
EXCHANGE-BONDS
109%
Sale
loom hi"'
j
J
4
m
s
108
mn
Sale
J
j
j
D
j
d
105
F
a
100m
102 m
111m
116m
117m
103 m
104
107
87
Sale
AfN
J
d
j
J
j
J
J
j
J
j
J
d
j
D
111m Sale
J
D
111
J
d
109 m 110m
60
112m
Sale
Sale
76%
73
44 %
Sale
Sale
40
56%
69
Sale
54
67
60
Sale
58%
60
Sale
59
46
43 m
Sale
75
44 %
42%
Sale
Sale
60%
Sale
42
29
Feb.
15
29
66
26
70
6
50% Jan.
62% Jan.
21
61% May 12
62
May 10
Feb.
3
2
20
54% Feb.
19
73
May
53% May
May
59% May
59
May
20
May
7m
6%
7
112m
110m
109
6
May 20
7% May
8
108 H
107m 107%
110
109%
Sale
109%
109 m 108%
105
103
108%
109%
110%
109%
104%
102% 103
101% 102%
108 m 109 m 108% Sale
113m 114m 113% 113%
113% Sale
114m 115
Sale
107
106% 106%
79%
79
80m Sale
102 m
103
12*
42
Jan.
39
55
8
Mar. 22
83
52% Mar. 18
45
Mar. 17
80%
76%
47%
44%
58%
70
62
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
28
Jan.
27
62
May 10
23
27
10
13
28
108% Jan. 24 HO
Jan. 11
109% Apr. 12 110% Feb.
1
96
95
5m
106m
107 %
109m
109 %
108 h
75% May 27
79% May 10
May 20
46% May
6
44% May 14
57 % May
6
75% May 27
May 20
43% May 28
73
May 13 109% May 22
109m 109m 109% Sale. 109
8
110M 110% 110% 110% 109% May 16 110% May
61m
Sale
Sale
76m
Sale
74
104
Sale
106m
107 m 108%
110m Sale
108 m 109 m
m s
78
15
SAle
104
9 108
May
109% May 17 110
3 110
109% May
3 109%
108% May
May 26 105
104
7 103
May
101%
May
May
May
May
May
May
8 103
102
May
May
May
108% May 31 110
9 114% May
113% May
113% May 31 114% May
105% May 28 107% May
78% May 29 82
May
107
65
65 m
64%
68
112%
112% Sale
Sale
110% 111% 110%
Sale
108%
109m 109% Sale
26
10
22
22
8
20
5
May
65% May
May 15 112% May
May
111% May 24
May
109% May
8
18
9
16 107%
2 108
3 110%
3%
107%
106%
107%
108%
107%
4
16
Jan.
23
102
108%
113%
113%
105%
78%
9
2
17
25
3 104% Apr.
8 103% Feb.
16 112% Jan.
16 117% Jan.
100%
Apr.
17 110% Jan.
28 109% Jan.
26 106% Mar
104
60
Apr.
Apr.
4
14
29
31
29
7
117% Jan.
18 107% Jan.
29
89% Jan-
Jan.
110233iMar.
29
65% Apr.
4
113
Apr.
8
5
3 111% Mar. 13
108% Apr. 16 110% Jan. 17
110% Jan.
28
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sales in
May
BONDS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
0.8
$
1941
Bid
33,000 * APacific RR of Mo 1st ©xt 4s.. 1938
10,000
♦*2d extended gold 5s—__—1938
50,000 Pacific Tel & Tel 3 34s series B—1966
18,000
Ref mtge 3 34 s series C__,
1966
f 4348--1955
"e'.ooo Panhandle Eastern P L 3s B— 1966
Paramount Broadway Oorp—
62,000
1st mtge s f g 3s loan ctfs.—1955
Paducab & Illinois 1st s
P
A
J
J
PRICES IN MAY
Price
Jan. 2,
o'5
Value
Ask
85
78
Sale
Bid
83
Ask
Ask Bid
85
81}
8634
Sale 108i
Sale
A
O
J
D
110
108 H 110
111
109
J
J
10334 10534
104
108
Highest
Sale Prices
87
90
:
8534
10834
...
RANGE SINCE JAN,
Lowest
May 31
May 1
8434
8234
10734
10934 10834
86
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
May 19 8634 May
May 26 84
May
May 17 10834 May
May
3 10934 May
Sale Prices
5
80
10134 May
5
5
Apr. 10 109
54
Sale
5234
5334
52 >4 May
Apr.
9 11034 Jan. 10
Mar. 10 10534 Jan. 21
Apr. 28 102
Apr. 23
May
54
3 34 s con v debenture. ------ —1947 M S
9,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s—-1944 A O
96 !
9434 Sale
9534
4234
96
9434 May
Apr. 17
5534 Jan,
10
27
9634 Apr.
4
96
2,000 Paterson & Passaic G & E 5s__.1949 M S
3,000 iPaulista Ry 1st & ref 7s ser A. -1942 M S
12434
F
A
Mar. 21
May 28
102
5234 Sale
6
Jan.
104
M N
Sale Prices
8954 Jan. 27
8534 Apr. 23
8334 Apr. 12
9
1
Highest
I
1
Paramount Pictures Inc—
52,000
-
Pennsylvania Co—
:. < •
D
Guar g 3 34s tr ctfs ser O
1942
D
Guar g 334» tr ctfs ser D—---1944
40-year guar tr ctfa 4s ser E—1952 M N
28-year 4s
1963 F A
Penna Glass Sand 1st mtge 334s 1960 J D
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
O
1st & ref gold 434s series A—1977
J
4 34s series B
_ _ - - - -—1981
Pennsylvania Power & Lt 334S--1969 F A
434s debentures-_
1974 F A
Pennsylvania RR— i
•
■
•
Consol gold 4s
1943 M N
Oonsol gold 4s_U--------j—-1948 MN
Stamped dollar bonds- — --1948 MN
Gen mtge 3 54 s series C__
1970 A O
Consol 434s issue of. 1915^---I960
A
General 434s series A———1965
D
General 5s series B__——-—1968
D
Debenture gold 4 34s
O
-----1970
General 434s series D_
O
1981
Gen mtge 434s series E—a—1984
J
Conv deb 3 ^s.^———1952
O
O
Peoples Gas & Coke 1st 6s
1943
Refunding gold 5s.
—1947 M S
Peoria & Eastern 4s extended—1960 A O
A Income 4s (flat)--- — 1996
Apr
Peoria & Pekin Un 1st 534s A—1974 F A
Pere Marquette 1st 5s series A—1956 J
J
.1st 4s series B
19561
1st g 4 34s series O----—----1980 M S
IfPhelps Dodge conv 334s deb--1952 J D
Phila Bait & Wash 1st g 4s_^
-1943 M N
General 5s series B_—---—1974 F A
General g4^s series O—1977 J J
General 434s series D
1981 J D
Phila Co secured gold 5s—- —1967 J
D
Phila Electric 1st & ref 3348—-1967 M S
lAPhila & Read O & I ref 5s—1973 J
J
^Convertible deb 6s
------1949 M S
J* xPhilippine Ry Ist3(>-yrsf4s-1937 J
J
^Certificates of deposit--—;—
Phillips Petroleum 1 Ms debs- - - -1951 j"'j
Pitts Coke & Iron conv 414s A--1952 M S
Sale
41
4334
—-
41
47
120
69
;«
—
4534
125
120
124
75
60
71
94Jan.
May 12
44
May
7
4134 Feb.
12034 May 24 12054 May
68
68 > May
May 26
43
May
12034 May
68
May
1
17 4534 Feb.
Jan. 20
24 126
Jan. 17
26 70
.
1,000
2.000
10,000
70,000
■
i
53,000
102",666
76,000
-
1063
10434 105
10534 Sale
10534 ------
104 H May
10434
105
May
107
May
10734 110
105
10534 10534 May
10534
104
104
104 ii
10334 10334 103 34 May
10434
10434
10534
10734 108
—
107
106
10434
106
>
110
--J-
-
:t Sale
11034
1
105
»
10834
10834
2
10434 May
105
May 21
10734 May 15
106
May
8
105
10434
—
108
Sale
-
10454 May
104 34 Feb.
Feb. 28 10834 Mar. 25
Jan. 13
10334 Mar. 6 107
105
Jan. 17 10534 Jan.-14
+> -
8 104
May
10334 Jan. 14 105
10534 Mar. 4 106
1
105
—
Sale
Sale
109
Sale
10854
Sale
10934 May" 27
10934 May 19
10834 May
10834 May
10454 Jan.
7
10554 Jan., 11
106
108
Mar. 31
Jan.;
14 110
Jan.
Jan.
10634 Feb. 26 11034 Jan.
,
0
2
4
_
,
,
1,000
33,000
24,000
322,000
67,000
441,000
85,000
390,000
266,000
310,000
436,000
3,000
53,000
47,000
11,000
267,666
65,000
~~~™"~"248,000
169,000
20,000
17,000
17,000
14,000
173,000
102,000
435,000
483,000
16,000
'
—
-
656",000
34,000
•"
7,000
2,000
1,000
••
;13".666
1,000
"i~,6o6
7,000
51,000
40,000
110,000
51;000
3,000
122,000
90,000
82,000
Pitts Cine Chicago & St Louis—
Con 434s series B guar g—— -1942 A O
Con 434s series C guar g-_-_ -1942 MN
Con 4s series D guar g—„-_ -1945 MN
Con 3 34s series E guar g
-1949 F A
Con 4s series F guar g-——- -1953 J
D
Con 4s series G guar g—
-1957 MN
-1960 F A
Con 4s series H guar g
Con 434s series 1 g
Con 434s series J guar
Gen guar 5s series A
-1963 F
-1964
-1970
-1975
General g 5s series B_
General 434s series O—----- -1977
Pittsburgh Steel 1st mtge 434s- -1950
Pitts Va & Char 1st guar 4s.— -1943
Pitts & West Va 1st 434s ser A 1958
1959
1st mtge 4348 series B
.
•
'
318,000 Portland General Electric 4348--1960
1st 5s extended to 1950---—----6,000
31,000 Potomac Elec Power 1st M 3 34s-1966
1951
46,000 Pressed Steel Car deb 5s__.
29,000 1 AProvidence Secur deb 4s gu—1957
t AProvidence Terminal 1st 4s—1956
Public Service El & Gas 334s—1968
; •
17~66O
12434 Sale
10834 Sale
11434 11534
9634 Sale
Sale
10334
Sale
Sale
\\lH
11334
11834
434 ""534
10734 10934
79
Sale
7134 Sal&
7234 Sale
10734 Sale
10834
122 . 12234
115
109,
>
10634 Sale
10734 10934
1 Sale
17
Sale
107
119
l201r
10734
11834
7634 May 28
'"M«y29
6634 May 24
i°m ^0634 May,, 6
10734 May
3
119
11834 May
7
11454 114
May 27
10934 10834 May 27
Sale
105% May 27
Sale
110
May
1934 May
2134
6
6
534 May
3
■i
534
434 May 16
434
10334 166"
May
2
102
May 10
Sale
11434 11434 114
10834
10534 Sale 10534
110
11034 Sale
109
21
5
534
534
4
5
534
434
434
10634
117
9934
10334
117
114
117
53"
5034
5334
119
119
Sale
11034 111
Sale
11034 11134
Sale
103 34
101
9934
9934 Sale
10634
Sale" 5434 "5534
53
53
5534
Sale
5334
5434
10434
11734
10534
11734
9934
110
78
Sale
tf
J
10634
J
109
J
J
U
9534 Sale
AfN
80
-
94
8134
10634
10834
92
Sale
3
M 8
334
:
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80
<
110
90
80
Sale
219
109
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J
J
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F
A
MN
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Steel
s
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J
J
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MN
7I066
Aliuhr Chemical 6s.
1A Rutland-Canadian 4s stpd.
10,000 JARutland RR 434s stpd--
For footnotes, S36 page 30.
_
f'
218
10934 10934
10434 Sale
10434
6934
Sale
83
Sale
8134
104 34
10334
,
6634
8134
8134
8234
104 34
Sale
10434
16934
Sale
68
Sale
83
Sale
116
10334 Sale
10534 106
103 34 Sale
9634 Sale
25
J
May~29
14
9
Jan.
109
Feb.
120
Mar. 25
21
11534
10934
10754
11034
2234
654
634
534
Jan.
May
Mar.
Feb.
May
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
10334 May
10454 Feb.
.
3
12
31
3
24
2
17
8
15
20
3
21
22
May
7
Apr.
1
11154 Feb. 21
4
12034 Feb.
112
119
52
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
May
Jan.
6134 Jan.
6134 Jan.
Feb.
117
2
Jan.
Feb.
52
Jan.
11334
11334
10534
10034
10634
6154
5134 Feb.
Jan.
20
II934 May"
2934
2934
"It"
22
15
-----
40
36»
3534 37
734 Sale
132
May
7
22
2
23
24
2
13
28
13
2
22
3 21934 May
3
2 10934 May 13
1 10434 May
1
6834 May 26 70
May
8134 May 28 8434 May
8134 May 29 84
May
104
May 3 10434 May
104
May
3 10434 May
Jan.
6 222
.Tan.
10854 Jan.
May
May
May
May
1 104 34
2 10534
6 10434
J 9834
1034 Sale
1
434 Sale
334
434
Jan.
104
'j
-
_
7
10
Jan.
Feb.
22
UH Feb.
534
16
20
33
24
26 H .Tan.
27
8
9
13
May 15
May 13
Feb.
14
106"""May"
May" 15
105
Feb.
19 107
9
42 34 Mav 28
46 34 May 12
40
2 10634
May 28
4234 May 21
934 May 16
35
1154 May » 9
-
25
31 47 34 Apr.
Feb. 19 >1154 May
3
9
Feb.'» 5
Jam
m
7
» -
Jan.
1
9
6
Feb.
45. i Feb.
634 Mar. 10
42 34
5
--J- 131
109
-A
-
N W - - W - -
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______
110
108 1
1234
1434
10754
13
May"l4
10854 May
May 22 1554 May
107
"
Mart
1
8 110
1034 Jan. ■■ 2
'Jan/ 29
3 34 Mar.
3
434 Mar. 3
5
534
734
634 May 15
634 May 16
734 May 22
May 28
7
Jan.
15
1554 Mar. 29
31
Sale
8
15
15
8
Jan.;
Mar.
May" 15
1734 May 28
20
May 15
May 13
1
9
15
May
2634 Jan.
2654 Jan*
19
13
11
17
1434 May 21
1434 May 21
1434 May 21
7""
7'i
i,
10234 Apr., 18 10434 Jan.
103 54 Feb., 10 10554 Apr.
Mar. 25 10634 Jan.
103
Jan.
May
1 101
May 14
May 17
May
May 21
Apr.
Jan.
1434 May 21
7
2
29 10954 May 13
17 106
Apr. 14
Feb. 14 7034 Apr.
1
78
Feb. 20 8454 Apr.
4
84
9
May 19
7854 Jan.
10254 Mar. 5 10454 Jan, 24
10334 Feo. 27 10454 Jan. 20
20
19
26
26
99
109 !
10734 109
1434 Sale
5
Mar. 28 152
,
21834 Feb.,
3
!■-
116"^ ""I
9
15
17
15
Feb." 20 III34 Jam""6
T .
131
—
15
8534 Jan.
2
10934
14
22
*18"
10634 10634 106 •' 10634
12
834
33
834
38
4234
4334 Sale
"43" Sale
9 34
934
934
9:
.
10934
38
7
15: !
-
24 10734 May
Mar. 26 10934 Feb.
93 34 Mar- 4
9734 Jan.
7
2 H Jan.
>434 Apr.
25
2934
27>
2434' 2734
10634 Sale
534
J
9
"32"
26
O
O
Jan.
142
103 34 104 > 10334
10534 10534 10534
Sale
103 54
9834
9634
—
2434
2434
2434
A
1948 A
1949 J
1941 J
74
74
10754 May 14
113
11134 May
11034 Mar.
110
Apr.,
117
May
117
May
10954 Apr.
10934 Mar.
102
Feb.
99
Apr.
10634 May
7
May 2
May
1
May 16
May
7
May
7
May
2
May 10
May 21
May 13
2 11934 May
May2l II034
21934 May
10934 May
10434 May
5
A
11
11
3
10
15
14
934 Apr.
4
110
Jan.
9
.83 34 -Jan*»43-.
10534 May 28 10654 Jan.
May 8 11054 Jan.
_
10434 Sale"
10434 Sale
10634 Sale
"2434 "26"
M 8
Jan.
454 Jan.
154 Apr.
111
Feb.
11834 Jan.
454 Jan.
103 34 May 22 10434 Jan.
90
A
-1955 F
_
7934 Sale
10434 Sale
104
10434
F
"6,606 t*iRio Grande June 1st guar 5s 1939 J D
404,000 j*aR1o Grande Western 1st g 4s
J
J
Alst con & coll tr 4s series A_. 1949
375,000
A O
Rochester Gas & El 434s ser D__ 1977 M
5
Gen mtge 3 Ms series H
1967 M S
Gen mtge 3 34s series 1
1967 M S
Gen mtge 3 Ms series J—
1969 M 8
24",000
123,000 *1 ARock Is Ark & Louis 1st 434s 1934 M 8
~
Sale
80
25
— —
105
87:
Sale
155
10834 Sale
10434 106
MN
Jan. 28
Jan.;. 2
Feb.
4
Apr. 24
107
150
_
,2
,Jan.
12534
10834
116
9734
109 «
7754 Jan.
10654 Jan.
222
AfN
103 34
8134 Sale
8034 May 10 8234 May
6
10634 10734 107'
May
5 10734 May 15
10834
10834 May 16 10834 May
8
9534
9434 May 12 96
9534 Sale
May
5
4 34 Sale
4
434
May 14
434 May
9
J
M S
i
10334
Sale
O
M S
634
Sale
D
109,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s__.1951
Gen & ref 434 s series A
1997
211,000
Gen & ref 434 s series B
1997
55,000
160,000 Remington Rand deb 434s w w_1950
434s without warrants.
-1956
34,000
Rensselaer & Saratoga 1st gu 6s -1941
211",000 Republic Steel Corp 4 34 s ser B_ 1961
Purch money ,1st 534s < onv..l954
J 24,000
Gen mtge 434s series C__
105,000
1956
Revere Copper & Brass 3 34s.
196'
28,000
ARheinelbe Union s f g 7s...—-194
a3 J4s assented..-—
—1946
iRhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
1953
;
1950
4,000 ARhine-West Elec Power 7s.
ADirect mortgage gold 6s.
1952
With declaration
~6", 000
ACons mtge 6s_.— -.1953
7,000
t ACons
mtge 6s.—.
1955
.--1952
25",000 Richfield Oil 4s conv deb
22 34
T6
117~~ May 29 Il7 ~
117
May 28 119
11034 May 14 11134
11034 May 27 11134
103 34 May
2 10434
99
May 26 10034
10634 May' 2 10634
53
May
1
5634
53
May
2 56
5234 May
2 5534
11934 May
J
2037 J
2037
119
11434
10934
10634
11034
98
10
3
2
105!
53,000 Pub Serv of Nor 111 334s-------1968 A
21,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s... 1948 J
1st & ref mtge 5s—
1st & ref mtge 8s_-
72
10734
10734
11134 May 23 113
May
11134 May
9 11134 May
11034 11034
14234 14434 14234 145 ■
"2",000
7934
"70
,,
10734 Feb.
11534 Jan.
11454 Jan.
109
104
——
103
11134 11334 11134
111
11134
109
11034
99
J
J
10734
10734
11134
11134
10834
53 M Sale
5334
5534
5434 Sale
J
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68
114
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109
—
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78
8--' -655
70 34
534
11334
9734
10334
10334
1
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21 10934
23 11534
16 50
27
834
107
11134 —-L
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11134
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10534 Sale
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122
107
10334 10734 10334 10734 103 34 May 22 10334 May 15
10534
10534 May 28 10534 May 28
10534
108
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May
8 169
10934 109
May
8
O
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10934
7934 Sale
11234
11234
97 34
10434 10734
10634 —i11034
A
J
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28
28
7
2
15
16
27
14
15
May 13 107
May 13
May
1
Mar. 12
111;
May 2 111
Apr. 21
93
Mar,
4
May 22
Feb. 28
May
8 1201
Feb. 28
May
8 104;
Mar.
5
May
5 111
90
May
1
Feb,; 19
May 21
9954 Feb. 27
Feb. 26
May
8 100
May 14
8734 Feb.; 21
May*! 1 10854 May 21
May
5 11454 May 23
May
1
4854 May 16
May
1
AH Mar.; 7
10734 Mar. 18
72 54 Mar. 17
May
6
63
Feb. 19
May~6
64
/Feb. 18
May 1 6
May
1 10634 Mar. 11
May 14 10734 Apr. 28
May
6 11834 Mar. 4
May 19 113 54 Mar. 12
Jan, 24
May 12 108
May
5 105% May 27
May ;• 8 108 54 Jan.
3
May 24
1654 Feb. 17
3 54 Jan,
May 12
3
4 34 Mar.
May 14
3
334 Jan. 31
May 15
9954 Mar. 24
May 19 10134 Apr. 14
9934 100
10234 Sale
113
J
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Sale
13 107
10334 10334
119
MN
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1934
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534
434
334
119
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96 : Sale
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12134 May
12134 123
106
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10634 Sale
113
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93 34 Sale
9334 May
102
May
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10134 May
10234 Sale
9034 May
9034 Sale
109
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11434 May
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45
4734
4834 May
8
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107
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121
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50
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98
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-1948 J D
1st gen 4s series A.—
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5,000
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4
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31
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N. Y. STOCK
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Sales in
1?
BONDS
May
Value
46,000 Saguenay Pow Ltd 1st m 4248-- 1966 A O
2,000 St Jos & Grand Island 1st g 4s__ 1947 J J
5s.. 1996
1996
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St Louis Iron Mtn & South—
307,000
*iRiver& Gulf Div 1st g 4s
1933
27,000
^Certificates of deposit
130,000 tiSt LPeo&nw 1st 5s
1948
105,000 St Louis Pub Serv 1st mtge 5s_.1959
14,000 St l Rky m & Pac 5s stamped. 1955
$iSt Louis-San Francisco ry—
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1950
995,000
.
357,000
242,000
24,000
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339,000
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55
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1950
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41
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80
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102
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Third Ave 1st ref 4s_.........i960
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1937
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31
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14
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7
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19
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3
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3
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2
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6
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20
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20
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13
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15
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6
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3954 Jan.
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57
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6
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89
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2
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75
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79
78
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16
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15
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39
2
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5
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75
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101
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43
94
94
May
May
9
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100
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31
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j an,
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94
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May
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4
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4
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9754 Apr.
...54.. .t-jan.
4524 May
27
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1324
1324
154
524
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44
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70
104
94
•
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3
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7
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104
1
9
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4
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1
12
6
6
2
5
15
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2
14
2
14
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6
26
105
12
81
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8 107
119
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71
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2
8
23
30
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i
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1
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15
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98
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11
9
17
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8
30
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May" 10
1324 May 10
70
74
75
70
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71
23
Union Pacific rr—
J
1st & land grant 4s
1947
11424 Sale
274,000
J
4s registered
—1947
11354
2,000
a 0
10054 Sale
34-year 324s debenture
1970
63,000
35-year 324s debenture
1971 mn 100
10054
90,000
u
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10624 Sale
1980
147,000
United Biscuit 324» debs
1955 A O 107
Sale
10,000
a 0
7224
7424
3,000 United Cigar-Whelan Stores 5s_1952
.«.
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10554 10724 10554 10754 10554
30
84
8
94 54
4
12424 May
111
May
11124 May
9424 May
10624 May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
9924 10154 100
5124 May
56 24
5154 Sale
Sale
1454 May
15.24 Sale
10024 May
Sale
10054
120
109
27
78
124 24 12554 12424
11054 11224 10954
Sale
10954 11024 109
Sale
91
9024
9224
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10424
106
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10424 Sale 104 24
94
9124
9124
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10824 10424 Sale
72
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7124
7124
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7224
7124
72
72 24
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7024
125
9624
12424
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J
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98
mn
F
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105
d
m 8
30.
111
94
10424
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82
6224
m S
1945
5,000 Ujigawa Elec Power sec 7s
j
92,000 Union Electric (Mo) 3548------1962
*1 AUnion Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s..1945
16",660 Union Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser a May *42
3s debentures
102»»J2
124
63
Tokyo Electric Light (Ltd)—
J
1st m 6s $ serie8.--.-June 15 1953
151,000
J
37,000 Tol & Ohio Cent ref k imp 3 548-196u
1950
45,000 Tol St l & West 1st g 4s
Tol w Va & Ohio 1st guar 4s c--1942
t2",666 Tor Ham k Buff 1st 4s. — — -1966
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st 5s
1949
"3",606 Tri-Cont'l Corp conv deb 5s ser a '53
ATyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7 248- -1955
AGuaranteed sec s f 7s.
1952
~u)66
110
7
3
May
97
4
94
May
6554 May
8424 May
89
May
86
May
80
May
11154 May
10724 May
3124 May
10454 May
104 24 May
10524 May
101
May
102
May
10054 May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
102
May
10054 May
11054 112
10624 10724
Gen & ref 5s ser
11124
10054 Sale
129
Feb.
Jan
26
Mar. 24
1754
7024 May
84 54 May
76
May
Sale
mn
127
113
2
9
12
7
1
824
7 24
27
9124 May
May
mn
10524
824
54
324
254
454
354
1024
224
224
Jan.
9
9
10
6
12
10
21
27
61
Sale
J
9
6
Mar. 11
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
5324
4824
5724
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5554
5554
72
87 24
15
12
27
15
15
15
27
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8454 May
10024
J
J
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1354
154
524
454
224
554
11224
.7024
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12124
6
16
Mar.
7
4854 May
4824 May
53 24 May
5124 May
5154 May
5124 May
6524 May
85
May
6654 May
A
1959
3s debenture
......1965
Texas & n u cons g 5s
1943
Texas & Pacific 1st g 5s—
2000
Gen ref 6s ser b-.
1977
Gen & ref 5s series c—
1979
3
May
Sale
J
Texas Corp 3s debs
20
10524 May
m s
I
Feb.
3524 Jan.
1724 Jan.
954 Jan.
69
2
4924
A
14
5 10554 May
Sale
rr gen 5s -.1951
Louis 5s—1944
Gen ref s f gold 4s
—1953
Texarkana & f s Ry 524s a guar 1950
19
10554 10654 10524 10524 10524 May
4924
Term rr Assn of St
2
Feb.
10654 Apr.
Sale
Tenn Coal Iron &
19
Jan.
1 10854 May 13
8
9 10554 May
2 10554 May 26
May
6
1 102
10524
6s.-1945
1950
1961
Jan.
Sale 10824 10854 10724 May
10524 May
Sale 10554 106
10424 May
104 54 10454 10454 105
10154 10224 10154 May
10154 Sale
107 24
Sale
11024
10654 10724 10654
30
3024
2924
30
3154
104
10424 104
10454 Sale
103 54 10424 10354
104 24 Sale
10424 10454 103
104
Sale
10024
100
10024 10154
1953
1324 May 20
45
May 20 50
10254 May 22 103 24
10214 May 16 10324
104 24 May
5 10624
70%
10624 107%
118
o
1
5
6
6
"2424 ~27~~
103 % Sale
103 % 10454
a
3
at.
8
m S
1950
15-year 254 s debs
Studebaker Corp conv deb
For footnotes see pago
4
May
May
May
May
May
May 28
May 29
May
6
May
1
May 26
May 16
May 22
"47" "51"
1994 J
1956 A
1956 A
1956 A
Memphis Div 1st g 5s.....—1996
St. Louis Div 1st g 4s
...1951
Southw Bell Tel 324s series b.._1964
1st & ref 3s series c
—1968
tASpokane Internal 1st g 5s—1955
Standard Oil n j deb 3s
1961
3%
3H
Sale
424
424
9%
13
2%
3%
2%
2%
5
j
J
I'D
May
4924 May
29
May
1854 May
11
May 13
854 May 24
9
11224 May 13 11324 May
90
9524 May 28
May
1
5
10554 May
8 10554 May
12224 May 21 12224 May 21
924
11324 11254
Sale
9424
10624 10554
12124
Sale
f
j
76
5
Sale
f
27
Jan..
Feb.
78
1
m"s
25
»
Sale
9%
5s
Devel & gen 4s series a
Devel & gen 6s series a
Devel & gen 6 24s series
23
26
15
28
26
Sale
1945 m S
45
9
May
May
May
May
May
mn
j
j
ACertificates of deposit
2
1424 May
13 24 May
1524 May
15
May
195u A O
Oct 1949 f a
1959 a o
1955
39
2
6724 Jan.
28
924 Feb.
12
stamped—
23!
7024 May 31
70
May 31
3624 Apr.
3
7454 May[23
21
13 24 May
13 24 May
Sale
1st mtge pipe line 4%b
1951
27.000
Southern Pacific Co—
4s (Cent Pac coll) Aug.
934,000
1949
4s registered
1949
1,000
1st 4%e (Oregon Lines) ser a.19//
2,134,000
Gold 4mb
1968
1,630,000
Gold 43^8
May 1 1969
3,476,000
Gold 424s
1981
2,365,000
10-year secured 354s
1946
1,357,000
San Francisco Term 1st 4s—1950
150,000
945,000 South Pac rr 1st ref guar 4s._-1955
64 24 Feb.
6454 Feb.
7024 May
70
May
35
May
7454 May
45
May
954
Alst & cons 6s series a
ACertificates of deposit
31
31
22.
67
May
2
6824 May
2
May 15
7124 May
1
41
May
6
33
O
-i960
AStamped 4s
AAdjustment 5s
♦ARefunding g 4s
35
Sale
12
1989 MN
♦a 1st g 4s unstamped
♦
Southern Ry 1st cons
Sale
Sale
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix 1st 5s'42 m S
4s
70
3324
7324
4224
Sale
A
May 26 9524 Apr. 29
Jan. 15
Apr. 25 112 •
70
Apr.
1
Mar. 27
60
Apr.
1
Apr.
1
12
7024 Sale
Sale
Paul & kc Short l gu 4 24s 1941 FA
1972 J j
1943 J j
Scio Vail & n e 1st guar g 48
60
60
90
1254
1154
13 24
Sale
Sale
85
111
Prices
Sale
Sale Prices
1
7
"76"
Sale
12 24
Sale Prices
May 26 9324 May
May
May
7 111
1124
j
77,000
Sale
69
35
33
Sale Prices
85
111
13
27.000 Southern Bell Tel & Tel 324s—1962 a
51,000
15,000
41,000
69,000
211,000
333,000
25,000
41,000
198,000
196,000
91,000
51,000
176,000
664,000
2,000
35
65
Ask
88
Sale
3s debentures
.1979
101,000
46,000 Southern Colorado Pow 1st g 68.1947 j
32,000 Southern Kraft Corp 4he—...1946 j
Southern Natural Gas—
466",606
35
90
St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar.
San Ant & Aran Pass 1st guar 4s.
339,000
i 1+AAtl-Birm Div 1st g 4s May 1933
50,000
571,000 tASeaboard Air-Fla 6s a ctfs—1935
61,000
a6s series b ctfs of dep
.1935
381,000 Shell Union Oil 224s debs......—1954
50,000
254s a f debs
1961
Shinyetsu ki Pow 1st 6hs--^^si95k;
1951
~i",666 ASiemens & Halske deb 6 24s
ASilesia Elec Corp 624s
---1946
"7" 606 Silesian Am Corp coll tr g 7s---.:1941
1952
63,000 Simmons Co conv deb 4s
140,000 Skeily Oil 3s deb
1950
216,000 Socony-v acuum Oil 3s debs..—-1964
South & Nor Ala gu 5s
...-.1963
1,154,000
260,000
326,000
17.000
51,000
33,000
31,000
53,000
138,000
204,000
95,000
37,000
9,000
14,000
J
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"
69
24
25%
68% Sale
39
Sale
6324
94
68
70
65
J
8624
109
62
55
o
M S
i
...
62
J
j
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110
Highest
1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
May 31
Ask Bid
Bid
9324
a
St Paul & Duluth 1st consol 4s__1968 J
last Paul e Grand Trunk 4 248-1 1947 J
23,000
358,000
42,000
168,000
41,000
1,403,000
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91
-----
J
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stamped
iCon m 424s series a
ACertificates of deposit
j* ASt
90
111**
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deposit
iPrior lien 5s series b_—..
ACertificates of deposit
72,000 j ASt Louis Southwest 1st g 4s—1989
69,000
A2d gold 4s income bond Nov 1989
79,000
*Alst terminal & unif 5s
1952
AGen & ref 5s series a
314,000
1990
197,000
28,000
799,000
10,000
1,000
May 1
1941
Bid
$
St Lawr & Adirondack 1st g
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY
Price
Jan. 2,
p
n. y. stock exchanqe
29
EXCHANGE-BONDS
10654 107
824
2
May
104r»i May 27 10524 May
2
3
10554 Apr. 10 10754 Mar. 19
2024 Mar.
6
2024 Mar. 6
15
Mar. 15
1324 May 10
62
Mar.
7
90
Jan.
6
i047u May 27 10724 Apr. 28
—
8
104"aiMay 29 105»«May
104»»»
2 103 54 May 26
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105»»m
11124 11154 11124 11124
110
11024
99
9724
9824 Sale
9824
9724
9824 Sale
Sale
105
10424 Sale
10654 10724
106
108
7254
6854
66
71
11124 May
2
11024 May 16
98
May
7
9724 May 28
10354 May
8
10654 May 13
71
May 27
11154 May 13
11124 May 24
9824 May
3
98 24 May 14
10524 May 21
10654 May 26
71
May 27
Jan.
104l7»*May 29 107
10124 Mar. 28 10554 Jan.
11024 Apr.
110
Apr.
96
Feb.
9624 Feb.
10224 Mar.
10424 Apr.
6524 Apr.
11424
11254
10024
10124
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
2
7
7
6
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Jan#
Jan.
23
7624 Jan.
15
107
107
18
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE— BON DP
30
Holes in
PRICES
Price
BONDS
May
n. t. stock exchange
Value
Jan. 2,
1941
•Sift.
B"d
953 M S
147,000 United Drug Go (Del) 5s
4,000 UNJRR & Canal Co gen 4s_Unlted States Steel Corp—
892*
Mayl
Bid
Ask
Sale
1
Ask Bid
86
Sale
IN MAY
I 852*
108
Ask
852*
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
May 31
107 X
941 MN
942 MN
942 MN
100
100
100
100
100 54 101
100 X
100
100
-----
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-----
100 X
100
100
100
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1002* 1012* 1002* 1012* 1002*
1002*
1002*
1002*
1002*
100
100 2*
100
100 2* 1002* 1012* 101
102
1002* 1012* 1012* 1012* 1012*
100
10124
1012* 1002* 1012*
101 h
101 H 101
100
101
101
102 X
100
1002* 1002* 1012* 1002*
103 X 10324
101
1012* 1012*
1002* 1012*
102 h
100
1002* 1002* 1012* 1002*
101
103
1012*
10124 101
10224
1002* 1012* 1002* 10124 1002*
1002* 1012* 1002*
10224
1002* Sale
1002* 1012* 1002*
10224 10324 !1002* 101
101
1012* 1002*
10224 104)4 1002* 101
1032* 104 X 1002* 1012* 1002* 1012* 1002*
103H 1042* '100
1012* 1002* 1012* 1002*
1012*
103 34
|1002* 10124 1002* 102
1002*
1002* 1012* 1002* Sale
1032*
100
1012*
10224
1002* 1002*
100
1002*
103 2*
1002* 1002*
100
102
1002* 102
1042*
7
5
822* Mar. 8 902* Jan.
1082* May 15 1082* Feb.
100
100
Price
Sale
Sale Prices
85
86
May
9
May
1
1082* May 15 1082* May 15
944 M
1
Highest
Lowest
1082*
Serial debentures—
10,000
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
Nov
May
...Nov
May
.625s
,75s
.875s
1.00s
1,000
2,000
8,000
4,000
5,000
35",000
27,000
1,000
7,000
19,000
12,000
19,000
30,000
5,000
2,000
6,000
5,000
2,000
14,000
"
6",000
2,000
52,000
118,000
233,000
1.125s
1.25s
1.376s
1.60s
1.626s
1.76s
1.80s
1.85s
1.90s
1.95s
2.00s
2.05s
2.10s
2.15s
2.20s
2.25s
2.30s
2.35s,.
2.40s
2.45s
2.50s
2.55s
2.60s
943
943
944
944
945
945
946
MN
948 MN
948 MN
949 MN
949 MN
950 MN
MN
950
951
951
952
MN
MN
MN
952 MN
953 MN
953 MN
954 MN
954 MN
955 MN
Nov
a
951 J
a62*s series C
a3 Ms ser C assented
ASinking fund deb 62*s ser A
i3 348 ser A assented
United Stockyards 4 2*s w w_ —
Utah Light & Trac 1st & ref 5s._
Utah Power & Light 1st 5s—_
24,000 Va & Southwest 1st guar 5s
59,000
First cons 5s
125,000 Virginian Ry 1st & ref 3 2*s ser A
_
951
947
Walker
"
¥,666
232,000
67,000
1,000
72,000
57,000
29,000
1,000
350,000
16,000
15,000
5,000
40,000
1,000
31
"952*
Sale
1022*
1022*
Sale
95
932*
Sale
103
922*
104 V104 24
1042* Sale
944
944
Sale
103
1092* Tl2
1092*
1092* 110
957
968
949
003
55
Sale
842*
Sale
65
958
66
1072* 108
966
472*
142*
5s
29
45
82*
Walworth Co 1st mtge 4s
6s debentures
92
192*
172*
172*
45
50
63
69
582*
61
16
"132*
11
112*
112*
1124
11
12
12
Sale
12
1032* 105
822* Sale
97
952*
1032* 104
97
992*
97
992*
93'
Sale
95
52
552*
57
32
37
332*
68
70
65
l24_"
108
115
11024
1042*
93 2* Sale
1032* 104
107
A__
if*
AWestphaIJa Un El Pow 6s
76
960
951
953
10824
Sale
Sale
Sale
782* Sale
762* Sale
26
242*
960
52
2361
Registered
2361
Wheeling & L Erie RR 1st con g 4s '49
Wheeling Steel 1st 32*s series B.1966
472*
1142*
Wilson & Co 1st M 4s ser A.,..1955
Conv debentures 32*81947
10624
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
54
113
103
I960
2724
72*
62*
4s._1949
AOertificates of deposit
*ASup & Dul Div & Ter 1st 4s .1936 MN
ACertificates of deposit
Wisconsin Elec Power 32*8
1968
Wis Public Service 32*s
1971
tAWorces & Conn East Ry 42*8.1943
Sale
Sale
1032*
Sale
282*
7
92*
1092* 110
6
15
29
6
13
1002* May 15
1002* May 29
1002* May 29
101
May 13
21 1012* May 21
93
Sale
103
Sale
1052*
262*
262*
792*
8324
Sale
912*
1012*
1052*
242*
242*
742*
782*
772*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
.
27 1002* Feb.
27
1002* Apr.
1002* Feb.
1002* Apr.
May 15
May 13
May 26
May
9
101
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1002* May
101
May
1012* May
101
May
101
May
1012* May
1012* May
1012* May
1012* May
26
12
12
17
23
20
21
5
19
19
100
Apr.
1002* Mar.
Feb.
1
1012* Jan.
30
1002* Mar.
102
Jan.
29
1002* Mar.
Apr.
102 2* Jan.
103 2* Jan.
10
100
10224 Jan.
25
100
6
Jan.
103
1032* Jan.
103 2* Jan.
1042* Jan.
Mar.
100
1002* Mar.
1002* May
1002* Mar.
109
Apr.
100
Apr.
1002* May
1012* May
1002* Apr.
104
Jan.
104
Jan.
24
1022* Jan.
103 2* Jan.
1042* Jan.
21
8
103 2* Jan.
1042* Jan.
10424 Jan.
M:ar.
24
14
8
202* Apr.
202* May 20
21
May 26
33
Jan.
Feb.
33
15
Jan.
2*
202*
312*
332*
Apr.
20 2* May
20
Apr.
Jan.
97
16
Jan.
15
8
Jan.
33
212* Apr.
912* Jan.
102
Apr.
9
Apr. 30
Apr.
:
4
14
21
10
22
1022* Feb.
1042* Jan.
1052* Jan.
May 21 111
May 21
110
Mar.
111
109
Mar.
May
7 1102*
May 29 60
May 28 90
May
5
74
May
2 1082*
May
7
May
2
May
6
May 10
May 14
1082* Feb.
542* Feb.
842* Jan.
542* May 26 612*
172* May 19 20
43
May
8 45
61
May 26 61
16
16
May 15
9
92*
May
5
55
56
May
6
112* May 28
132*
122*
112* May 15
102* May 16
122*
11
May 29
122*
1032* May 27 104
79
May 28 822*
98
962* May
7
95
962*
May
1
572*
May
2
342* May 15 342*
70
702*
May
8
702*
108
1062* May
7 1062*
942*
Sale
Apr.
1002* Mar.
100
Apr.
May 29
932* May 29 952* May 22
1022* May
2 1032* May 15
1022* May
5 104
May 23
102
Feb.
102
May 29
9
101
Fod. 27
1002* May 29
1022* Jan. 30
Feb.
100
55
37
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
6
10
8
26
15
6
6
6
10
9
10
5
5
16
May
May
May
May
May
13
28
15
17
7
65
Feb.
Feb.
13
Feb.
30
Feb.
612*
202*
492*
672*
182*
12
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
FCD.
Feb.
Feo.
Feb.
103
Feb.
Mar.
922* Feb. 20
512* Feb. 15
32
Mar.
Jan.
4
1
4
4
10
562* Apr.
4
14
Apr. 29
12 2* May 10
122* Apr.
3
122* May 10
1052* Jan.
4
84
Apr.
2
98
May 16
772* Feb.
91
6
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
11
522* Jan.
72*
452*
72*
72*
72*
72*
11
6
10
28
108 2* Jan.
1062* Mar.
44
6
May
1102* Apr.
1101* Apr.
64 2* Jan.
90
May
74
May
96 2* Apr.
61
Jan.
4
10
7
342* Mar. 28
65
Jan. 10
701* May 17
1062* May
7 1082* Jan. 15
1252* 1242* May 13 1242* May 13
1092* 1082* May
2 1082* May
2
115
1112* May 27 113
May
8
1102* 1102* May
9 1112* May
3
1022* 101J* May 15 1032* May
7
Sale
I 912*
1012* 11012*
106
>1052*
252* I 242*
Sale
I 242*
742*
752*
792* I 78 2*
772* I 762*
1242* May 13
107 2* Jan. 18
1112* May 27
1092* Feb.
6
1012* Mar. 26
Jan.
8
Jan.
5
Feb.
1
Mar. 18
Jan. 10
1282*
1092*
114
1112*
1042*
94
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
54
May
7
May
7
May 13
May
2
May
2
16
23
10
May 23
Jan.
13
12
23
Jan.
10
22
22
May 22
Mar. 18
7
Jan.
9
Jan.
51
472*
1132*
92 \
Sale
1052*
1032* 103 2*
116
1142*
472*
114
Sale
Sale
34
39
34
11
102*
12
122*
1102* 1092*
108
28
Jan.
May
8
May
5
May 17
May
7
May
7
May 13
85
May
2
822* May
2
1042*
1052*
302*
292*
802*
23
23
512*
532* Sale
50
482*
1122* 1132* 1132*
922*
1052* 1052* 1052*
1032* 103 2* 103 2*
1142*
1142* 116
Sale
34
362*
35
342*
"102* 122* 10
7
162*
82*
1092* 1102* 1092*
107
1072*
"52* II'II
8
110
1242*
1082* 1082* 1082*
113
115
1122*
111
1112* 110
1022*
1022* 103
7
May
100
May
9 1012*
May
7 101
May 26 1012*
May
9 1002*
202* May 20
202* May
5
15
With declaration
West Shore 1st 4s guar
gen g
12
1062* 1072*
1102*
a Assented
tAWisconsin Cent 1st
11
Sale
12
65
172*
92*
532*
Sale
112*
40
1082* 1092*
Western Union Teleg 42*s gold.
Gold 5s
Gold 5s-___
82*
56
128" 1292*
Western Maryland 1st g 4s
First & ref 5 2*s series A
Western N Y & Penn gen 4s
ser
182*
92*
9
10824
Wash Term 1st guar 3 2*8
1st 40-year guar 4s
Sale
45
30
61
32*s_-„2000
56
18
942* Sale
562*
60
J a Western Pacific 1st 5s
Sale
432*
t a Warren Bros Co. deb 6s
May
May
May
May
May
-
522*
142*
Sale
8 100
May
33
20
-----
31
Sale
25
111
1112* 1102*
1102*
1102*
1093*
1092* 1102* 1102* Sale
55
54
57
602*
612*
88
81
89
882*
882*
67
72
70
692*
7324
108
Sale
1072*
1082* Sale
592*
Warren R R 1st ref gu g
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s
Warner Bros Pictures 6s debs—
Sale
Sale
Sale
82* Sale
82* Sale
82* Sale
82* Sale
1042* 1052*
92
942*
52*s A_.
& gen 5s series B
& gen 42*s series O
& gen 5s series D_
(Hiram) G & W deb 4 2*s
8
32
111
47
gen
"31"
40
33
~91~X
951
100
1002* Feb.
May
362*
~20"~
947
8 100
33
25
*iTol & Chic Div 1st g4s_.
ARef
30
362*
20
951
♦iDes Moines Div 1st g 4s—
AOmaha Div 1st g 3 2*s
iRef
24
25
37
362*
Alst lien 50-year gold term 4s
iDet & Chi ext 1st g 5s
iRef
20
35
May
100
35
Westchester Light gold 5s
10,000
Gen mtge32*s
10,000 West Penn Power 5s series E—
39,000
1st mtge 3 2*s series I
20,000 West Va Pulp & Paper 3s
316,000
141,000
270,000
340,000
366,000
249,000
267,000
322,000
25
t*AWaba8h RR 1st gold 5s
JiWabash Ry ref &
992* 1002* 100
100 ys
101X
101X
102 X
D
955
con
*4Second gold
992* 1002*
951
57", 000 Virginia Elec & Pow 3 2*s ser B_.
22,000 Va Iron Coal & Coke 1st g 5s—
11",000
MN
947 MN
sol g *4s A
Consol 4s series B_
49,000
124,000
1,000
10,000
1,000
MN
946 MN
947 MN
2.65s
May
AUnited Steel Wks g 62*s ser A
a3 2*s ser A assented
"""2,000 Vandalia
394,000
211,000
21,000
1,000
5,000
49,000
12,000
236,000
276,000
219,000
310,000
46,000
106,000
15,000
MN
100
108
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
55
51
1132*
93 2*
1062*
1032*
1142*
372*
352*
122*
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
13
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
19
28
2
28
12
5
13
7
20
22
Apr.
3
May
7
Apr. 26
May 22
2 1022* May 12
1 1002* May 29
4
101*1 Apr. 16 1032* Apr.
962* Apr. 16 1032* Jan. 11
12
110
108
Apr. 17
May 12
Mar. 31
4
4
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
140,000
188,000
Convertible deb 4s
1st mtge ■ f 3 Ms ser D
*
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
a
1948 M S
i960 MN
Bonds selling flat.
J The following bonds have been called
redemption, either entirely or partially:
102 X
Sale
102
972*
t The price represented is the dollar quotation
200 pound unit of bonds.
Accrued interest
payable at exchange rate of $4.8484.
per
for
Beth. Steel 32*s ser F 1959, partially July 1.
Consolidated Oil 32* s 1951, partially June 1.
Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
such companies.
1
Deferred delivery sale.
Keith (B. F.) Corp. 6s 1946, entirely July 7 at 101.
a
North Amer. Co. 4s 1959, partially July 1.
t Odd-lot sale.
Phelps Dodge Corp. 32*s 1952, partially June 15.
r
Cash sales,
Swift & Co. 3 2*8 1950, entirely May 15 at 102.
x
Sold ex-interest.
102 2* 102
1022* 102
May
Sale
1002* 1002* 972* May
;
e
the
The following transactions were made during
current
month
and
are
year's range because of the
not
reason
included
in the
shown below:
Treasury 32*s 1941, May 23 at 102.22 (odd-lot
sales).
Treasury 32*s 1944-46, May 7 at 107.28 (odd-lot
sales).
Treasury 2s Mar. 1948-50,
(odd-lot sales). *
French
72*s stpd
cash sale).
w
w
May
1941,
29
at
May 29 at
102.15
1002*
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING MAY 1941
May
Shares.
Jan. 1 to
May 31
In accordance with
a
Bond Sales
1940
1941
Slock Sales
9,667,050
53,258,989
Jan. 1 to
1940
1941
May
38,964,712
111,392,190
$176,105,000
741,761,000
$169,272,000
947,769,000
May 31—
Oct 3. 1915. all stocks are now quoted Hollars per share. Prices are on a basis of 100-share
rule or the Stock Exchange, effective
lots except in the case of stocks which sell only In a small way.
NOTICE—Oash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in
outside of the regular monthly range are shown In a footnote in
the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
the month In which they occur. No account is taken of such sales in computing the
range for the year.
AOOREOATE
SALES
In
Shares
240
*""400
7,900
400
I,500
23,700
.
400
13*200
—"97800
8,400
3,400
1,100
9,900
1,100
5,300
300
5,900
22,600
600
14,900
I,400
1,500
600
6,100
5,900
7,200
5.310
690
2,500
5,100
1,380
*1*9*166
7,400
300
12,600
7,900
2,700
100
1,100
8,500
7,100
2,300
30,900
25,100
53,300
36,910
3,400
19,200
21,700
3,580
84,300
52,900
4,800
69,800
44,100
31,000
1,000
7,000
80
"""300
700
4,500
270
1,200
600
3,700
7,700
600
2f800
.Vo", 500
3,300
8
700
3,900
2,000
800
46,700
3,800
10,400
900
5,900
27,500
"
*5^666
7,900
9,700
100
153,300
1,160
1,500
80
Sale
.
5**
Sale
45
Sale
Sale
......
37 J*
132
Sale
Sale
——
184
Sale
Sale
Sale
5% conv preferred—...100
American Chicle..........—*
115
121
12
N J .25
American Coiortype
10
American Com Alcohol
...20
Amer Crystal Sugar Co
10
6% 1st preferred—
100
Amer Encaustic Tiling...... 1
Am Coal Co of Aileg Co
Sale
Sale
10**
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1** Sale
79
78*4
170** 174**
265* Sale
179
Sale
Sale
70
108
100
11
9
73*
Sale
Sale
85
15*
45*
Sale
654
45*
135*
87
1**
3**
**
Sale
17
Sale
2**
13**
3**
283*
413*
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
833*
Sale
11
119**
Sale
Stand San—*
Sale
100
Roiling Mill......25
162
Sale
4*4% conv preferred--.-100
Amer Safety Razor...... 18.50
American Seating Co....—..*
Sale
Sale
8**
Ship Building.....*
Sale
Refining......*
—100
113*
16
17
115
118
25** Sale
13* Sale
345* Sale
293* Sale
6** Sale
160
162
13 54
633*
55*
73*
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
*
Stores...———*
Stove Co...--—--*
Sale
—
10*
13
Sale
Sale
1454
Sale
Sale
Sale
156
Sale
Sale
37**
195*
103*
11**
14**
843*
Jy*
Sale
3854
149
20
Sale
12
Sale
85**
5**
53**
Sale
5**
Sale
54**
Sale
45*
16**
4**
17**
115**
115
24**
1
33
305*
6**
46**
Sale
91**
6**
52
Sale
28
30
11**
12
109
Sale
Sale
345*
Sale
Sale
159
133* Sale
6354 Sale
156
35**
40**
145
36**
Sale
146
Sale
405*
146** 149
85
85
55*
55**
5**
46
265*
27**
13
112
May
126** May
1** May
22
5** Apr. 22
19** Feb. 20
12
May 15
3554 Apr. 23
5* Apr. 24
1
8054 May
173
May
27
May
71** May
19** May
107
May
105** May
53
43**
5154
754
2254
15**
42**
5*
56
Jan.
Jan.
2
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
7
6
9
3
3
14
17
May
Feb.
47
125*
855*
11**
45*
18
119*4
25**
1*4
34**
305*
65*
162
14**
66
55*
8
365*
4054
146*4
42**
145**
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
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5
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1
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1
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5
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16
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85** May
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151
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62
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13
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6% preferred—.......—100
175*
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1
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135* May
555* May
175* May
455* May
65* May
44** May
6** May
32** May 17
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171** May 28
245* May 15
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18** May 15
May 22
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5
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May 21
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554 May
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1954 May
15
21** Apr.
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18*4 Apr.
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1 152** May 22 £l44**Mar.
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May
2
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8
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2754 May 21
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4
37
255* May
155*
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125*
4954
15**
10**
7**
35
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Sale
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34**
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44**
13*
213*
3**
12
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19
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112** 105** 112**
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126
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50
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63*
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3** Sale
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27
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40.
463*
51
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$5 preferred
.....—....*
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45
29
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55
15
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4254
53*
343*
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270
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245*
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66,100 American
15,500 American
3,200 American Sugar Refining.-100
46,100
Preferred....-——-- —100
11,300 Amer Sumatra Tobacco
*
2,600 Amer Teiep & Tel eg
—100
178,700 American Tobacco.........25
23,000
Class B
25
61,100
6% preferred—.———.100
5,700 American Type Founders... 10
62,700 Am Wat Wks St El
*
157,900
$6 1st preferred—..———. *
2,200 American Woolen..—.
— *
33,900
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———100
42,900 Amer Zinc, Lead St Smelt—.1
80,000
$5 prior conv pref...
25
800
Anaconda Copper Mining...50
565,600 Anaconda Wire St Cable..—.*
5,540 Anchor
Hock'g Glass Corp 12.50
8,045
$5 div preferred........— *
80
20**
754
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113*
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Sale
5**
74
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15
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Sale
654
554
63*
17
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Sale
Sale
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31
—-j.
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13
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Amer Smelt St
5**
Sale
34
Light—......*
American
125*
5**
1
12**
Sale
Metals....*
American Metal.....— —— *
American
10
Sale
-
Am Radiator St
11
16
1
American Brake Shoe St Jfdy—*
by* % conv preferred
100
Amer Cable & Radio Corp
1
American Can
25
Preferred
......—-.100
American Car St Foundry....*
Preferred
100
American Chain Sl Cable.....*
1**
1-6 **
Sale
72**
13
44** May 26
5** May
5
195* May
5
12
May 15
37** May
1
5* May
5
21**
21
754
14554
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........50
6% preferred..
Sale
53*
153*
15**
5*
Sale
Sale
Amer rower &
113*
Sale
May
3
May 22
May
8 117** May 26
47
7** Sale
Sale
49*4
15*4
42*1
6*4
American News Co—
8**
Sale
IK
26
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
48
Sale
72**
255*
71
Alpha Portland Cement
.*
Amalgam Leather Cos. lnc
i
ovo conv preierred
oO
Amerada Corp
—......*
Am Agric Chemical (Dei)
*
American Airlines inc
10
American Bank Note
lu
Amer Steel
II,500
2,400
75*
1954
11
preferred—.........100
Aiiis-Chalmers Mfg.........*
370
410
Sale
13
*
5%
Amer Machine
5*
Sale
20k
Steamship....10
56,000 American Hide St Leather... 1
21,400
b% conv preferred
*50
1,700 Amer Home Products.......1
14,600 American Ice............ — *
18,200
6% preferred
...100
9,650 Amer International Corp..— *
44,100 Amer Invest Co of Illinois..-.1
7,300
5% conv preferred
50
900 Amer Locomotive-.--——--*
73,600
Preferred
——100
25,100 Am Macb St Foundry
— *
100
24,000
7,200
II,200
48,300
395*
**6
743*
Sale
146
7,400
15,100
26,500
1,690
9,000 Am European securities.....*
5,700 American St Foreign Power..*
24,900
$7 preferred
...—.—*
48,100
2d preferred A......
*
12,700
$6 preferred
—
♦
20,700
17,500
2,080
3,100
1,700
1,400
20,600
1,600
2,000
640
39
55*
20**
13 5*
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Alleghany Ludl'm Steel Corp *
Allen Industries lnc
—.1
Allied Chemical & Dye......*
Aiueu ixid Co
.....5
Allied Mills Co lnc
*
27,300
58,700
27,700
3,590
4,320
190,100
40,800
49,300
277,700
1,050
163,100
18,460
22,480
8,400
15,420
98,900
6,600
10,300
3,200
4,700
3,700
1,380
453*
554
21**
—■*£
Am Hawaiian
4,700
2,600
1,100
3,400
3,200
3,450
4,700
3.200
43**
53*
193*
123*
7%
Lowest
Sale Prices
116
47
**
Pre! series A $30 ex-war .100
6% preferred
4754
40
4>*
Mights l
Sale Prices
*433*
44**
74**
Aiieghenycorpr——
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Href series A *30 warr'ts.lOO
American Bosch Corp.
463*
1173*
118
44**
5 **
19**
12*4
375*
—*
129,800 Air Reduction lnc
*
6,700 Air-Way Eiec Appli (Jorp
Ala & Vicksburg Ry G6__..100
661500 Alaska Juneau Gold Min—.*10
Corp.
Loioesi
Ask
38 54
....
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48
116
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74,200 Adams Express...
2,800 Adams- Miiiis
10,400 Addressograph Multigraph..l0
43,700
15,700
20,100
71,200
10,200
33,800
3,700
51,300
108,500
5,700
102,500
Ask Bid
47 V*
*
Abbott Laboratories...
640
4*4 conv preferred....—100
*
660 Abraiiam & Straus
5,900 Acme Steel (Jo..........—25
"~46tl00
1
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
\Bid
Far
13,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1941
Shares
2,800
MAY
Jan. 2
Jan. ]
May
,
PRICES IN
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
7*4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
10
3
6
11** Feb. 19
61** Apr. 23
5
May 27
1
7** May
73 54 Jan.
Jan.
7
13
85* Jan.
28
30
40
Feb.
14
15** Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
13
Jan.
3
Jan.
21
Jan.
10
28** Jan.
11*4 Jan.
10
34
Apr. 18 45 *4
13854 Mar. 13 154
37
54
Apr. 25
145
May 12 150**
19
18"
Apr. 21
May 29
May 26
12
Feb.
81
Jan.
1154 May
150
Apr.
62
May
62
May
Apr.
Apr.
4
May
895* Apr.
May
14
Feb.
24
Apr.
10
46** May
13
22** Feb.
29
25*4 Apr.
12
11*1 Apr.
29
2 111** Jan.
14i^
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19
2
4
19*
93
13
14
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Jan.
Mar. 27
14** Jan.
30 16854 Jan.
28
73** Jan.
27 74*| Jan.
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26 159
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7
21
20
7*4 Jan.
25 99** Jan.
19
85* Jan.
14
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8
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13 54
27
14
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21
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10
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32
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
Price
STOCKS
May
Shares
6,200
2,000
5,800
9,200
500
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500
1,000
,
11,000
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200
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400
360
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240
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12
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13 X
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28
Archer Daniels-Midland-— i-*
Armour (Del) 7% preferred_100
5
170,400 Armour of Illinois
$6 convertible prior pref.
53,700
400
7% preferred
100
1,500
1,000
22,100
5,800
*
11154 Sale
110
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83
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67%
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2654
67
19%
2054
67
1854
1754
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26
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,
—
21,100
3,300
.530
7,100
■Vf
900
650
39,500--102,300
7,700
3,200
2,600
Baltimore & Ohio-—-
—
/
•
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*
554% preferred
-
-- --
201,900 Bath Iron Works Corp-—--—1
21,SCO Bayuk Cigar lnc
♦
i 8 ,884 Beatrice Creamery.*- —-—25
' I / 200
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*
4,400
5,400
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24,100
3,300
140
700
9,700
3,800
410
2,900
1,400
3,100
2,100
.800
4,100
4,600
100
11,700
13,900
2,500
7,700
30
36,800
1,100
800
130
460
1,900
3,500
5,300
550
9,400
8,500
1,370
9,000
270
2,800
2,000
300
1,000
1,300
Belgian National Rys part pref
Corp.5
Sale
10.,
3454 Sale
1954 Sale
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp..*
Prior pref $2.50 div ser '38-*
Best & Co
--:—*
56
Sale
87
Sale
7% preferred
------.100
BIgelow-Sanford Carpet lnc-- *
Black & Decker Mfg Co—■--*
131
Sale
Blaw-Knox
—
24 54
20
——*
9
Bliss &
—
17,800
51,400
89,000
3,900
7,400
49,800
171,200
29,000
1,600
80
30
.
19
54
35%
25
§*
110
14,300 Bulova Watch-----32,900 Burlington Mills Corp
5,800
Conv pref $2.75 series
95,900 Burroughs Add Mach__
34,700 Bush T i m Co
Bush Terminal Bldgs—
9,390
Depos. ctfs. 7% pref
16,000 Butler Brothers8,300
5% conv preferred
19,200 Butte Coppei & Zinc
26,000 Byers (A M) Co
Partlc preferred
4,860
14,100 Byron Jackson Co
—
'""30
For footnotes
170
see
110
Sale
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34
32 54
Sale
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1
254
57
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24%
29%
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49
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15%
454
19%
354
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20
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15
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81
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1754
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14%
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Central Violeta Sugar Co
125
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120
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7
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18
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Jan.
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14
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2054 Jan.
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28
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21
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20
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1754 May
154 May
3354 May
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275
27
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254 May
1554 May 19
454 May
2
1954 May 29
3
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1
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80
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1754 May
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554 May
1054 May
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36
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354 May
34
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254 May
3754 May
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29
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7
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9
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5154 May
1
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654 May
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12 54 May
3754 May
354 May
3654 May
254 May
3854 May
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57
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39
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100
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Central Foundry Co
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Carriers & General Corp
page
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May
May
May
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May
May
May
May
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20
554
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31%
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Century Ribbon Mills
2%
13 %
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13% Sale
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1854 May
3054 May
39
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3854 May
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2 54
2 54
254 May
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3 54 May
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1
26,900 Calif Packing Corp.,
-.*
600
5% preferred
50
65,300 Callahan Zinc-Lead
1
59,500 Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper 5
17,200 Campbell W & C Foundry...*
65,500 Canada Dry Ginger Ale
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180 Canada Southern Ry Co
100
225,000 Canadian Pacific Ry..,
25
9,200 Cannon Mills
|
5,400 Capital Admin Co Ltd cl A
2,030
8,700
20,500
18,200
2,310
57,500
58,800
7,900
114,400
2,720
28,100
19,800
1,640
5,100
13,900
1,600
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10,680
63,500 Budd Wheel-..--
1
37
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-
62,200 Bucyrus Erie Co
1,130
7% preferred...
68,800 Budd (E G) Mfg
.
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4% Sale
12% Sale
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27,800 Brunswick-Balk e-Collender.
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-
17,500 Bullard
110
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19 54 Sale
—
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107
Brewing Corp of America. -.3
Bridgeport Brass Co
Briggs Manufacturing———*
Briggs & Stratton.
*
Bristol-Myers Co
5
Brooklyn & Queens Transit. -*
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit
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Brooklyn Union Gas...
Brown Shoe,
85
17% Sale
—
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13
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May
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5}4 May
24
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654 May
.
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5
23
May 28 3454 Jan.
May
3
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May
2
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454 May 22
89
• May 16
May 16
90
Jan.
May 15
554 Feb. 19
754 Jan.
May 14
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7954 Mar. 8 87
87
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May 14
9954 May
26
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9
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9
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18
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2
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8
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May 13
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1654 Jan. '2 30 • May
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7
2054 May 31 2454 Jan.
May 22 107
May 29 11054 Jan.
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754 Jan.
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50
May 10
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May 16 72 54 Jan.
May 15 111
Apr.'22 11854 Jan.
6
7
Feb.
4
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May
6
May
9
254 Jan.
154 May
3
13
May
9
2054 Jan.
May
6
May 27
554 Jan.
254 Apr. 17
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29
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del)__*
-
3,500
15,500
13,300
1,100
1,000
12,500
3,280
16,700
2,000
1,100
6,500
33 0
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2854
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6
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,
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110
31
—
270
640
2,500
6,900
100
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354
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6
554 Sale
24
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754 i 854
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18
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154
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32
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123
Bendix Aviation
Laughlin lnc
—5
Bloomingdale Bros.-;
-*
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180,300 Boeing Airplane Co.
—. 5
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—*
1,420 Bon Ami class A—*
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2,590
1
21,900 Bond Stores lnc
109,400 Borden Co (The).
,-—15
75,500 Borg-Warner Corp..
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100
8,500 Bower Roller
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400
300
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354
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9,900
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46,200
I 4,000
18,300
292,400
15,500
12,400
14,400
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1,750
14,000
1,200
3,700
37,500
2,800
1,600
4,400
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ri 2,700 Beech-Nut Packingsi---_-_20
;
9,900 Belding-Hemin way. «;
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100
700
1854 Sale
;
354 Sale
4% preferred
100
Bangor & Aroostook-,-—-,.50
5% conv preferred—100
Barber Asphalt Corp
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.
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5
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*
Baldwin Loco Wks vt tr ctfs. 13
80
,
<■
162,800
113,600
89,900
11,700
.'3,880
30,300
7,100
2,540
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90i;
94 i
2854 2854
85
88
2654
Sale
6954 6454
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1854
17
19
2754 26
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2054
10754 107
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1
26
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2054
106
106% 108
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6% Sale
49 % Sale
49
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60
60
61
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6454
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7
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7
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154
154
1%
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13
13
14
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17
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354 Sale
254
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May 28 1054 May 21
May 14
154 May
1
May
1
2754 May
1
May
1 11154 May 23
May
5
454 May
6
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1
5554 May
8
454 May
89
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654 May
654
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11 89
80
75
90 di Sale
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23
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Sale Prices
1
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9
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45
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Sale Prices
27 r
4% Sale
51% Sale
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Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
10
8%
1% Sale
27% Sale
2%
29
29
Sale
47,900 Armstrong Cork Co
*
5,600 Arnold Constable Corp—%~~5
85
v 8
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6,800 Artloom Corporation.
40
100
7% preferred
100
Sale
73,800 Associated Dry Goods
1
83
3,100
6% 1st preferred-100
92
Sale
3,700
7% 2d preferred-100
11
34 54
2,600 Associated Investment Co—*
36 %
93 X Sale
5% preferred
*—---100
3,560
"732,000 Atchison Top & Santa Fe_!100
Sale
53,600
Sale
5% preferred
100
278,300 Atlan Coast Line RR--i—-100
Sale
^
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25,300 Atl G & W I SS Lines16
33,000
Sale
5% preferred
100
15* Sale
89,900 Atlantic Refining
24
25
2,600
4% conv pref series A—100 11054 Sale
;■
72,700 Atlas Corp
Sale
—---5
16,200
6% preferred
--50
*
2,700 Atlas Powder
70
1,520
5% conv preferred-100 113
11854
10,700 Atlas Tack Corp
6 54
6 %
*
5,400 Austin, Nichols & Co2% Sale
2,070
$5 prior A—
15
-----*
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448,000 Aviation Corp (Del) The
3
454 Sale
16,800
31,500
1
Sale Prices
May 31
Mayl
!
1,100
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1941
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN MAY
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
III
110
40
4^
Jan.
6
Jan.
10
Jan.
14
1
Jan.
6
Jan.
17
9254 May 20
3054 Jan.
14
Jan.
2
5054 Jan.
Apr.
1854 May 26 2854 Jan.
11654 Mar. 19 !2054 Jan.
29
Jan.
13
40
7
9
„
Jan.
2
6
7354 Jan. 14
Feb. 14
May
5 22 54 Mar. 25
254 Jan. 13
Apr. 22
May 27 11554 Jan. 29
3
Apr.
4
Jan.
9
65 Mar. 11
Feb.
3
Jan. 13
254 Feb. 19
97
87
Apr.
2
May
3
6654
1654
154
10954
154
454
N. Y. STOCK
Junk, 1941]
AGGREGATE
SALES
.v
STOCKS
Shares
1,600
1,800
15,200
51,600
300
6,300
13,400
9,700
17,300
1,800
9,900
900
1,000
1,200
900
2,300
•
300
1,100
2,600
1,290
59,800
7,100
830
160
560
1,500
7,600
9,100
900
■
10
*7"iio
160
390
2,620
5,200
.
1,200
130
130
70
200
10
210
—-20-,000
6,600
-l-lSrlOO
31,900
-
•,
130
4,400
400
16,800
300
4,700
.
130
2,100
330
2,350
220
■.
,7,500
4,800
50,800
1,500
480
700
117,500
7,300
41,700
7%
14X
i Sale
19
44 X
Sale
Sale
il"
8
Xt
2*4
■L*
8
10*4
2 *4
Chile Copper—-—
25
Chrysler Corp—.
-5
City Ice & Fuel
*
6*4 preferred-100
City Investing Co
100
City Stores
—
5
Clark Equipment
— *
o o c & StL By Co
100
5% preferred-100
Cleve Klec 111 $4.50 ser pref—*
Cleve Graphite Bronze (The).l
5% preferred- — .— -----100
Cleve & Pitts br Co 7% gtd-50
Special gtd 4% stock
50
►1
Climax Maly-briLejaiJua.Co —.—*
Cluett Pea body & Co---*
Preferred
100
Coca-Cola Co (The)
——*
u
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
38*4
5°h
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27
72 x
Sale
9*4
94*4
Sale
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8*4
1 ?4
Sale
24
Sale
5l%
9
96
90
43
45*4
36
Sale
2h
145
85
Sale
113*4
31
32*4
82
2*4
2*4
33*4 Sale
„
130
293,800
10,400
2.50
*
:
—
6% preferred series a - - -100
5% preferred
——100
*.—*
Columbian Carbon
Columbia Pictures Corp
$2.75
conv
preferred
Commercial Credit
4>4%
conv.
*
*
-—10
preferred—-100
Trust—*
of 1935-*
-*
Commonwealth & Southern--*
866,300
$6 preferred.
*
74,500
Commonwealth Edison Co.-25
243,400
Comm'l
Investment
$4.25 conv. pref ser
Commercial Solvents
16.
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38*|
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4
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7*4
5*4
13*4
38*4
50*4
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54
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12*4
1*4
24
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10*4
100
43
2*4
34
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75*4
73*4
113*4 112
112*4 112
Sale
24*4
25*4 25
98*4 100*4 98.'
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83*4 82
82*4 82
49
51
48*4
Sale
3.5*4 3_5m u2*4.
Sale
^2*4 33*4 31
Sale
144
144*4 144
Sale
89
89*4
89*4
61*4
60*4 61*4
60*4
Sale
12*4
13*4 Sale
103*4 103
103*4 102*4
Sale
18*4
19*4
18*4
113*4 110*4 1u
110*4
26*4
84
.
Sale
Sale
■
Mar.
18*4
73
75
1
70
60
Sale
72
Sale
5*4 Sale
22*4
24
29*4 Sale
103 X Sale
35X Sale
108*4 Sale
10*4 Sale
% Sale
51*4 Sale
29*4 Sale
66
77
73
4*4
4*4
Sale
22
Sale
23*4
101*4 100
Sale
29*4
107*4 103*4
Sale
9*4
Sale
*4
Sale
51*4
Sale
24*4
300
4,900
27,700
1,100
350
730
20,600
63,400
11,300
1,400
2,600
2,700
126,700
800
5,700
4,600
200
5,000
34,700
8,200
9,900
'
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14,100
1,500
7,200
24,000
50,300
1,200
3,900
400
1,180
10,700
550
5,400
6,900
8,000
2,120
1,800
1,500
6,900
190
1,200
8,800
800
22,900
4,200
360
6,000
240
610
4,300
500
18,000
400
3,400
93,600
10,600
2,400
29,300
131,300
30,000
2,780
6,970
97,400
366,900
39,000
7,100
14,700
17,300
417,700
4,900
19,900
8,700
4,200
30,100
122,500
50,200
24,900
77,300
22,000
41,100
209,800
197,100
8,500
28,300
4,100
6,470
81,300
3,660
37,000
32,500
83,200
10,160
14,300
19,300
34,200
2,520
5,300
61,200
4,520
169,200
23,900
2,100
85,600
5,030
9,520
28,400
4,510
94,300
1,800
20,800
610,900
59,700
""220
6,200
"500
7,500
120
Conde Nast Publications----*
3
*
i
17
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
25
Sale
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
- —
Consol Aircraft Corp
Consolidated Cigar--
*
7% preferred---—------100
6*4 % prior pref-.--—-.100
Consol Coppermines Corp
5
Consol Edison Co of N Y Inc.*
$5 preferred
—---—*
Consolidated Film Industry—1
$2 par tic preferred—
*
Sale
3*4
14*4 Sale
94
96
7
96
96*4
Feb.
22 145*4
19 106
62*4
Mar. 17
13*4
Feb. 14
Jan.
Feb.
II*
56*t
20
Fibre..6
2.50
Continental Motors
.....1
Continental Oil of Dei
5
Continental Diamond
Continental
Continental
Insurance
Steel Corp
*
5
Copper weld Steel Co
Conv pref 6% series
38*4
38*|
19*4
22
Sale
18*4
Sale
16*4
14*4
52*4
41*4
45*4
25 x45*4
1
1
25
100
5% conv preferred
Cream of Wheat Corp (The)..2
Crosley Corp (The).....
*
.*
conv pref w w
Preferred ex-warrants..
Sale
Sale
4*4
4*4
Xt Sale
18*4
106
18*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
4*4
27*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
*
46 X
Sale
37
...100
97*4
2*4
4*4
Sale
85
10
100
75*4
preferred
5% preferred
Cuban American Sugar
Preferred
-..—
45*4
45*4
76*4
Sale
44
*
1
33
...1
29
Sale
100
•
70
78
Prior preferred
Curtiss Wright Corp
Class a
Cushman Sons 7% pref..
*
26,700
5
2,100 Davega Stores Corp
Conv 5% preferred—.—25
1,600
Davison Chem Corp (The)—.1
25,300
880 Dayton Pr & Lt 4 Hi % pref-100
40
40*4
l\v*
Sale
Sale
5*4% conv preferred——100
Cudahy Packiug Co
30
Cuneo Press Inc
.....5
Curtis Publishing Co (The).
Preferred
-..--.*
40.
23
14*4
91*4
Cuba kk 6% preferred---.100
For footnotes see page
3*4
%
13*4
99*4
16*4
6
*
Crucible Steel of America
$8 preferred
Cutler-Hammer Inc
170
45
44
Crown Zellerbach Corp
conv
57*4
Sale
*
$2.25
$5
zl77
*
Crown Cork & Seal
36
3
Sale
51
Crane Co
33*4
7*4
Sale
55
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
Sale
13
Sale
3*4
81
47*4
Sale
25
l\H
Sale
9*4
43*4
19*4
3*4
17*4
7*4
113
Sale
33*4
7
x
37*4
4*4
18
Sale
113*4
Sale
May 26
/
4*4
Sale
48*4
Sale
21*4
12*4
10*4
%
93*4
5
May
1
May
May 23
32
May 27
May 14
6
May
May 26
7*4
35*4
2*4
19*4
16*4
13*4
52*4
40*4
May
5
1
1
27
9
5
3
7
3
20
1
7
23
13
28
7
29
1
.'2
15
19
6
3*4 May
81
May
2
6
Sale
May
11*4 May
20
May
1
May
41
May
31*4 May
7*4 May
Sale
25*4 May
15
4*4 Sale
85'
87
50
51*4
12*4
20*4
12
20
1
Sale
41*4
40
31*4 Sale
27
72X
21
1
16
48
1
6
20
8
4
Sale
Sale
110*4 112
3
10
21*4 Jan.
31
21
6
Jan.
6
20
Jan.
24
Jan.
9
25
72
Apr.
2
80*4 Jan. 17
6
6*4 Jan.
4
29
16
17
!VA
20
Jan.
16
Mar.
Jan.
8 104
7
6
7
May 20 37*4 Jan. 10
Jan.
15
Apr. 28 110
11*4 Apr.
Feb. 15
3
5
May 19
8
Jan.
30
May
26
1
2
6
2
28
31
37*4
3*4
22*4
17*4
14*4
Jan.
1*4 Jan. 13
2*4 May
6
2
Mar. 31
18
Apr.
4*4 May
21*4 Apr.
May
Apr.
34*4 May
8
May
May
May
May
May
May
53
May
45*4 May
46*4 May
174
May
4*4 May
% May
14*4 May
100*4 May
16*4 May
6
May
23
May
42*4 May
43*4 May
12*4 May
85*4 May
39*4 May
86*4 May
2
May
4*4 May
87
May
50*4 May
12*4 May
21
May
1*4 May
1
20
29
Mar.
,
% Jan.
4
Feb.
May
May
May
Apr.
May
May
1
3
1
6
10
16
Jan.
28
Jan.
15
Mar. 19
2354 Jan.
10754 Jan.
Mar.
•
1
Jan.
103
Apr.
12
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
May
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
99*|
May 27
6*4 Feb.
3
32
14
2*4 May 26
17*4 Feb. 24
15*4 Apr. 25
13
Apr. 21
Mar. 31
40*4 Jan.
8
8*4 Feb.
7
39*4 Mar. 26
2
4*4 Jan.
6
22*4 May
23 *4 Jan. 14
2
18*4 Jan.
56
Jan.
16
52
Feb.
18
40 X
May
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
May
May
Jan.
52*4 Jan.
47*4 Jan.
21
31 182*4 Jan.
4*4 Jan.
23
*4 Jan.
Feb.
20
7
42*1
170
3 54
*4
13
96 54
15 54
9
May 28
12
23
21
12
3
7
26
_
13
27
8*4 May 12
3*4 Jan. 13
6*4 May 21
1*4 Apr.
1
2
4*4 Jan.
23 X May
8
106*4 Jan. 22
2
15*4 Jan.
14*4 May 28
Jan.
35X Feb.
10
F eb.
May 31
Jan.
2
21
13
8
8
3
24
28
5
28
6
Jan.
18*4
30*4
15*4
97*4
Apr.
10
2
61*4 Mar. 20
30*4 Jan. 11
Feb.
6
21
31
14
2
5
13*4
Mar. 19
3 114
May
May
May
May
18
19*4 Jan.
107
Jan.
19
Jan.
24
8
13
16
4
14
10
16
4
6*4 Jan.
27*4 Jan.
45*4 Jan.
24
1
27
23
454
6
19*4 May 28
40*4 Feb. 14
2l
40
24
45*4 Jan.
15
9
7
12
9
10
13
22
22
22
11*4 May
82*4 May
35*4 Apr. 14
82
Apr.
1*4 May
3*4 Feb.
1554 Jan.
5
1
23
42
31
33
15
5
&K
27
1
16*4 May 21
May 13
May 23
May
6
May 31
11*4 May
May
1
May
41
May
30*4 Apr.
7*4 Feb.
24*4 Apr.
9
7
92
Jan.
47*4
98*4
3 *4
5*4
3
Jan.
6
Jan.
7
Mar.
Mar. 10
88
53
72
Feb.
41 *4 Feb.
20
10
Mar. 11
__
Mar. 11
16*4 Jan.
20
8
23
19
14
22
25
16
Jan.
25
2
1*4 Jan.
6
45
Jan.
9
34 H
I'eb
10
9
954 Jan.
29*4 Jan.
10
4754 Mar.
1954 Jan.
3*4 Jan.
17*4 Jan.
8*4 May
29
8
15
10
20
86
47*4
Sale" *16"
May 22
2
103*4 Apr.
9
30*4 Jan.
Feb.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
3*4
15*4
30*4
11*4
May 20 84
90
: May 23
93*4
1
5*4 May
19*4
17*4 May 31
95
May 26 103
1
*4
9At May
3
8
May
8*1
2*4
2*4 May 12
1
6*4
5*4 May
1
1
*4 May
3
4*4
3*4 May
1
23*4
17*4 May
100*4 May 31 102*4
xip
43
15*4
7*4
6
May
5
May
May 19
2*4
2*4
"May
21*4 Sale
May
17*4
17*4
14*4
May
13*4
14*4
May
53*4
51*4
53*4
May
41X 41*4 44
46
45
May
Sale
45*4
170
May
174
170*4 172
3*4 May
4
3*4 Sale
Sale
%
*4 May
*4
Sale
13*4 May
14*4
Sale
96*4 May
98 *4 Sale
Sale
15*4
15*4 May
Sale
5*4 May
5*4
Sale
20*4
19*4 May
20*4
41
May
42
40*4 43*4
49
40*4 May
38
43
11*4 May
Sale
11*4 Sale
87
85
82*4 May
85
Sale
36*4 May
37*4 Sale
82*4 May
86
83*4 Sale
1*4 May
2
3*4
2
Sale
32*4 Sale
8*4 Sale
25*4 Sale
86
74*4
15
3
8
Sale
.Sale
47
Sale
1*4
4*4
22*4
Sale
32
aVA
Sale
Sale
48*4
Sale
4
21
8*4
2*4
Sale
103*4 100*4 Sale
Sale
13*4 Sale
Sale
13*4 Sale
*4
1
%
99 X
94
98*4
4*4
60
100
Sale
Sale
*4
3*4
3*4
14*4
24*4
10*4
82
98
Sale
19*4
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
Corn Products Refining
Preferred
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
5
1
2
1
28
5
21
23
91*4
6*4 Sale
17*4 Sale
Sale
15
May
May
15*4 May 29
May
15*4 May 31
May
May 20
r,VA
7
May
it* 73 May 24 69
70
May
69
May
5
76
May
75
70
May " 1
4*4 May
4*4
4*4 May 16
24
23*4 May
22
May
1
Sale
21*4 May 20 25*4 May
99*4 May 26 101*4 May
100*4
Sale
28*4 May 20 31*4 May
105
104
May
9 105*4 May
Sale
9*4 May 27 10*4 May
Sale
May
% May 19
Sale
May
50*4 May 27
Sale
24*4 May 26 26*4 May
11*4
2*4
6*4
*4
7
5
90
2*4
2
Jan.
Feb.
83
8
1
Jan.
8
6
7
Sale
Sale
May
Feb.
2
3*4
Mari 11
"
18
10*4
Sale
8
14 1-36*4. May 20
Jan.
34
9
18
Jan.
80
Sale
Sale
50
Feb..
Jan.
Sale
30
86*4
22*4 Sale
107*4 Sale
X Sale
8
7X
Consol Laundries Corp——5
2*4
aW
Sale
Consolidated Oil Corp
5*4
*
Consol kb of Cuba 6% pf-100
1*4
*4
Consolidation Coal co—...25
4*4 Sale
5% conv preferred
100
19*4
20*4
Consumers Pow Co $4.50 pref-* 105*4 Sale
Container Corp of America.-20
15*4 Sale
Continental Baking Co class a *
7*4 Sale
Sale
Class b—
---*
Sale
80
8% preferred—..—-—100
Continental Can
3*4
14*4
83*4 Jan. 29,
Jan.
1
i
4
May 28
May 13
May
5
May.-20.
May 13
May
1
May 12
6
May 24 61 *1 May
13*4 May 22
May
1
May
5
May
6 103
May
1
May
5 20
16
15*4
15*4 Sale
2*4 Sale
Sale
May
6
May 23
May
1
May 12
Apr.
1*4
Sale
IX
1*4
Sale
Sale
19X
20X
4X Sale
76 x Sale
J an«
7
Feb. 15
37*4 Jan. 13
Apr. 26
Apr. 26 139
Jan. 15
Apr. 23 85
Jan. 24
Feb. 14 114
33 X Jan. 10
Apr. 10
May 23 100*4 May 12
6
2
9
13
14
4
s28
2
1*4
IX
2*4
1*4
IX
IX
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3 106*4 Feb. 10
( May
17*4 Feb. 15 20*4 Jan. 10
Jan.
2
12*4 Apr. 22 18
3
Jan. 16
May 23
May 19 44*4 Jan. 13
3
94
May 26 102*4 Feb.
Mar.
3
1*4 Apr.
1
Mar. 12
4*4 Apr. 24
Mar. 20
2*4 May 1 6
Mar. 20
8*4 Apr.
3
8*4 Jan. 10
Apr. 28
Feb. 19
15*4 Mar. 18
9
Apr. 22 44*4 Jan.
8
52*4 Jan. 13
Apr.
6
Jan.
v* Heb.
8
Jan.
4
*4 Jan. 17
Jan.
6
X Jan. 18
9*4 Jan. 29
May 22
Feb.
9
7
13*4 Jan.
2*4 Jan. 27
May 16
27
Jan. 27
5
May
2
May 28 72*4 Jan.
5
1054 Feb.
Apr.1 21
Jan.
3 100*4 Jan. 31
6
46*4 Feb. 20
May
May 29 113*4 May
16*4 May
14*4 May 10
3
,1*4 May
1*4 May
2
2*4 May
May 27
7
1*4 May
1*4 May
Sale
16
75
May
114
May
May 28 26*4
May 23 100*4
May 28 '82*4
May
5 49
may- 51-36*4
May ~~5 33 x
5
May 17 145*4
92*4
May 23
34*4
554
37*4
21*4
103
May
1
May 29
May
2
May
5
May
6
May
1
May
5
May
6
May
6
May
6
May
7
May 31
May 10
May 29
May
8
May
7
may 7
May 10
May 10
May
1
May
9
May 12
May 26
May
9
May
6
May 12
May
2
-
73*4
112
48*4
50
.28 ^ Bale
33 >6 Sale
143X 147
106
Sale
60x
62*4
12 x Sale
102 X Sale
28 X
29
110
112
1854
19*4
•
19
'
98 1
50
2.50
System Inc class a
Class b
8*4
UH
■
20 X
Columbia Gas & el
33
45
154
1*4
26,500
18,200
7
20*4
Sale
25
'
104
'
Sale
4V
May
5
2*4 May 23
23*4 May 26
15*4 May
1
104*4 103
May
3
19*4
17*4 May 20
14*4
13*4 May 26
2*| ' 2*4
2*4 May 23
35*4 Sale
34*4 May 19
90
94
94
May 26
1
''
1
1*4
May
1
2*4 Sale
2*4 May 27
2 1
2*4 Sale
May 23
6
6*4
6*4
May 23
5*4
6
5*4 May
1
13*4 Sale
10*4 May 20
38*4
40
2
37*4 May
50*4
51
49
May 22
5j,
'*4
X May 15
%
X*
VlO May 20
*33
hi May
*4 i
5
8*4
8*4
8*4 May 22
11*4
13
11*4 May
2
1*4 May 16
20
24 '
23
' May
5
55*4 Sale- 55*4 May 28
10
10*4
2
8*4' May
98
99
97"
May 20
43
43
46*4
May
6
2*4 May 27
2*4
2*4
30
32
32*4
May 22
Sale
.
30*4 May 21
3 *4 May ' 7
26
May 17
16*4 May 13
28
18*4;
12*4
Sale
11X
37*4
30
104
Sale
Sale
50 *4
-
780
18,200
17*4
15*4
2*4
37*4
9m
42
-----*
$3 conv preferred
104
Sale
Sale
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
27
Feb. 19
2*4 May 23
22*4 Apr. 21
15 *£ May
1
Sale Prices
Lowest""
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
'
Ask
3
3*4
25*4 Sale
16*4
17
Sale
3
3H
2*4
6*4
Prior pref ($2.50 cum diva) *
{Chicago r i & Pacific— —100
7% preferred
100
6% preferred—
—100
Chicago Yellow Cab——.— *
Chickasha Cotton Oil——10
Childs Co
*
8,500
16,500
4,300
81,900
5,400
86,300
5,000
157,100
16,200
Sale
105
100
4% 1st preferred——.—100
12,220
4% 2d preferred
.—100
2,610
Columbia Broadcasting
j
120
900
3
2%
42 *4
39,100
Class a
2,000
77,500 Colgate-Pafmolive-Peet Co—*
$4.25 preferred
—*
3,700
*
27,800 Collins & Aikman——
5% conv preierred
100
1,060
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—*
10,100
4,780 Colorado & Southern—-—100
600
1,400
1,000
16,300
21*4
21
103 *4 104
19*4
20
18
Sale
5% preferred
.50
143,800
8,600 Chicago Mail Order Co.—...5
74,100 Chicago Pneumatic Tool—
.
24*4
15*4
Western..—50
54,300 {Chicago Great
6,200
6,300
8,300
6,700
8,100
1,400
:. '14,800
27,300
1,720
381,900
36,500
7,920
29*4
Sale
35
May 31
Ask Bid
29
Sale
Bid
30*4 Sale
4 5^ Sale
-
180
Ask
Bid
60,700 Cerro de Pasco Copper
31,400 Certain-teed Products----—1
6% prior preferred
--100
20,710
*
,
3,000 Chain Belt Co.
Champion Paper & Fibre co—
840
6% preferred100
Common
---*
8,100
-.5
5,400 Checker Cab Mfg—
*
35,200 {Chesapeake Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio-25
185,200
Preferred series a
—100
3,900
-*
26,500 Chic <nc East 111 kb
Class a
-40
81,200
500
,
May 1
Par
>
Shares
7,700
2,800
3,710
•
1941
Jan.11
'
1
Jan. 2,
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
7n
May
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY
Price
v
;
33
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
17
May
3*4
15
14*4 May 26 "l5*4lviay"i
14*4
7
8*4
May 10
8*4 May 20
8*4
May 22 111*4 May ,2
110*4 111*4 110
42*4 Feb.
15
Apr.
3
Apr.
14*4 May
6*4 Apr.
109*4 Feb.
18
21
26
18
26 114
Jan.
24
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN MAY
Price
STOCKS
-*
—20
Deere & Co——
Preferred
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilb Corp.-10
Delaware & Hudson
100
Del Lackawanna & Western.50
JDenver Rio Gr & West pf-100
Detroit Edison
-20
100
30 Det Hillsd & S'west RR
11,640 Devoe & Raynolds A_—-—-*
—-*
13,700 Diamond Match
Partic 6% preferred—.—25
8,000
21,400 Diamond T Motor Car Co—2
-
-
Corp-Seagrams Ltd----*
5% prer with warrants—100
—*
Dixie-Vortex Co—
Class A
Sale
88
85%
slH
140
Sale
*
1
*
8%
*
21%
5%
9%
-100 117
Nem & Co (E I)-20 163%
preferred
----*
Eastern Rolling Mills--—-—5
Eastman Kodak Co of N J—-*
6% preferred———
100
Eaton Mfg Co
4
Edison Bros Stores Inc
2
Electric Auto Lite (The)—---5
Electric Boat
3
Elec & Musical Industries—
Sale
6%
Sale
\%A
73
Sale
1354
Sale
Ex-Cell-O
5
3
Corp
Exchange Buffet Corp.—.*
Fairbanks Co 8%
preferred-100
Fairbanks Morse & Co
—*
Federal Water Service A-----*
Federated Department Stores.*
454% conv preferred--—100
Ferro Enamel
—1
Corp
Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins..2.50
—*
10
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19,300 General Railway Signal
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21 54 May 20
119
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6% Sale
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14,500 El Paso Natural Gas Co—-—3
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10,500
39,800
1,550
34,200
3,600
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29,600
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2,210
91,200
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6,400
3,410
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28,600
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2,400
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1
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
Par
35,900
4,500
2,000
2,380
28,800
45,200
74,100
18,000
29,500
11,200
6,200
JAN.
1941
Jan. 1
Shares
103,900
20,700
5,900
94,100
93,800
2,100
27,200
RANGE SINCE
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
28
Apr. 23
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8
Mar.
1154 Jan.
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554 Jan.
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22
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19 54 Jan.
122
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7
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3354
11254
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2
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5
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11
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May 23
Jan.
10
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
1941
Jan. 1
Shares
700
8,100
1,400
2,000
1,400
20
16,200
2,300
18,900
2,300
300
10
10,700
1,500
300
1,100
2,500
3,500
200
8,400
53,200
4,700
210
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37,300
2,800
4,100
1,400
20
14,800
16,400
400
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1,000
500
120
370
4,200
80
1,300
10
7,100
1,000
5,400
500
70
1,000
2,900
80
600
500
300
700
1,500
1,700
4,800
~9",400
600
4,400
2,400
400
25,000
2.200
500
800
7,700
4,300
11,200
32,700
10,400
410
730
3,600
2,400
3,400
1,800
10
5,000
29,000
2,100
1,800
190
1,200
13,700
1,600
600
2,100
13,500
400
5,100
16,800
2,600
54,200
1,500
86,600
29,600
200
520
1,200
3,100
400
100
40,200
7,000
5,600
20
1,400
1,300
220
5,100
1,700
6,500
70
1,700
900
Bid
—
b
63,100 Gillette Safety Razor.
95 con* preferred
9,200
*
99,500 Gimbel Brothers
$6 preferred
10,550
31,700 Glidden Co (The)
4)4% conv preferred
50
4,300
17,700 Gobel (Adolf)
1
1
17,200 Goebel Brewing Co
90 Gold 8c Stock Teleg co—100
*
87,700 Goodrich (b f) Co...
$5 preferred
*
10,200
*
121,300 Goodyear Tire & Rubber
$5 conv preferred
-*
9,900
5,100 Gotham Silk Hosiery
Preferred
100
490
1
152,000 Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consolidated Mining
Smelting & Power Ltd
5
18,300
1,400
12,100
7,800
17,000
2,600
35,300
236,100
38,900
1,310
Grand Union Co (The)—
With div certifs
3)4
Sale
1354
44)4
1)4
slH
6
Sale
63
60
Sale
13)4
Sale
90
Sale
pref
86
12
Sale
59
Sale
82
16)4
16)4
86)4
84)4
1)4
1)4
27 )4
25)4
% Sale
nl*
27
27
25)4
% Sale
% Sale
4 )4
554 Sale
10)4
9)4
2854
Sale
1154
10)4
9)4
Sale
23)4
23
1354
25)4
22)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
140
42
52
29)4
1054
2954
Sale
11
Sale
10
13 54
13
Grumman Aircraft ling Corp.l
1)4
*
100
8%_ preferred—
,
13)4
154
14)4
3)4
1
>25
100
7
89
164
15)4
Motors
Hercules Powder
6% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate
*
94 conv preferred
*
Hinde & Dauch Paper co--.10
Hires Co (c e) The..
10
Holland Furnace (Del)
10
Hollander (a) & Son
5
Holly Sugar Corp
*
7% preferred
—-—100
10
12.50
47,500 Homestake Mining
5,100 Houdaille-Hersbey class a—*
Class b
*
29,600
Sale
91
166
16)4
Sale
16)4
~
$5 preferred
Products Corp
200 Helme (g w)
270
7% preferred——
86
17
1
*
Gulf Mobile & Ohio rr Co.
JX
80
100
Sugar
2)4
Sale
rr.100
Greyhound Corp (The)
5)4 % conv preferred
154
12
1
Sale
28)4
33)4
Sale
29 )4
Sale
4)4
4)4
10)4
9)4
1054
10)4
9)4
9
2954
30
23
2454
15)4
1454
25)4
23)4
26
Sale
140
42)4
30)4
l°0%
1354
154
13)4
2)4
15)4
Sale
6
82
11)4
58)4
16
80
1 )4
241
5
7
1
Sdie Prices
2)4 May
2
35
May
2
654 May 10
64
May
9
1454 May 12
43 54 May 22
154 May
3
2 )4 May
1
82
May 21
1254 May 12
60)4 May 10
17)4 May 12
85
May 29
1 )4 May
5
25)4 May 28
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7
Highest
Sale Prices
60
1254
40)4
1)4
2)4
82
11)4
58)4
16
79)4
1)4
25)4
54
454 May 12
10)4 May
10)4 May
954 May
30
May
24)4 May
15
May
2754 May
24)4 May
141)4 May
10)4 May
9)4 May
9
May
2854 May
2354 May
1354 May
24)4 May
22)4 May
140
May
Sale
11
14)4
154
17)4
3)4
15)4
29
Sale
34
38
3
27
5
31 )4
1
16
1154
6
10
26
27
Feb.
29
28)4 May
33)4 May
May
35
1354
m "May
105
105
1754
147)4
5)4
93)4
1)4
80
6)4
70)4
159
10)4
IT
106)4
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
106
19)4
149
5)4
93)4
254
82)4
654
73)4
160
11)4
10
13
10
27
10
22
11
6
Jan.
1254
36)4
25)4
1554
2854
2654
Jan.
Jan.
7
6
2
16
14
Jan.
22
Jan.
4
Jan.
11
Mar. 19
Jan.
15
Mar. 26
42
Mar. 26
29 H May 27
34
Jan.
13
Jan.
10
Mar. 11
5
28)4
33
21
1154
29
"2
13)4
10 104
24 103h
7
13 140
5)4
22
93)4
29
1)4
8
80
2
21
70
23
12 158
1054
2
,3)4
1854
2
10
Jan.
2
1954 Jan.
138)4 Mar. 26 143
May
May
May
"May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1)4
15
9
25
13
Mar. 18
22
9
9
Jan.
Mar. 12
13)4
15
135
14
23
29
22
9
6
10
10
6
6
14
9
4)4 Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1054
13
7)4 Jan.
Feb. 21 x67)4 Jan.
Feb. 24
1454 Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 25 46
2)4 Jan.
Apr. 23
2)4 Jan.
Feb. 13
91
Jan.
May 21
1454 Jan.
Apr. 19
May 20 65 M Jan.
20)4 Jan.
May 15
Jan.
Apr. 18 90
154 Jan.
Mar. 10
May 28 28)4 Jan.
1)4 Jan.
Apr. 17
10)4 May 20
9)4 Apr. 15
9
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
5
2
21
29
20
24
6
21
9
42
29)4 May
954 May
11
May
1254 May
1 )4 May
15
May
254 May
15
May
354 Jan.
3714 Jan.
2)4 May 13
34)4 May 24
5)4 Feb. 14
50
31)4
Uh
125
13"/%
106)4 108)4 105)4
Sale
104)4 105
105
18)4 Sale
1754
17 54
147)4
148)4
554
5)4 "554
94
89)4 100)4
89 54
2
1)4
1)4 Sale
82)4
80)4
82 54
79)4
Sale
654
654
*8* 7854
72
68
70)4
165
158
157 M
11
1154
1054 ~U)4
r|m.
May
42)4
154
2)4
5954
1H
30)4
4 )4
Sale
82
Sale
25)4
54
13)4
64
*
39 100 Hecker
18,900
1,010
2,600
2,600
1,700
1,300
8,400
12,500
36,400
Sale
13
5
13
3
21
5
20
15
5
5
28
20
Sale
Sale
—
Preferred
9,000 Hercules
45
14)4
4254
1)4
19)4
84)4
13)4
Prop—*
Great West Sugar—
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Prices
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
65
60
62 h
..
Great North Iron Ore
Guantanamo
62
Sale
2)4
34)4
5)4
6354
Sale
Sale
—10
20
5% preferred
Sale
35
6)4
1)4
2)4
82)4
Sale
—*
Granite City Steel
2)4
Ask
34
Sale
40
45
Sale
35
34
33
34
4,100 Hackensack Water
— 25
34
36
'660
Preferred a
25
10,400 'hal 1 -printing
-—--10 ...14 )t.-Sale
1354
1454
2,900 Hamilton Watch—
*
360
6% preferred
100 10554 106)4
106
1 oio Hanna (m a) Co $5 pref—..
23)4 Sale
20 500 Harbison Walker Refrac
150
640
6% preferred
100 140
6)4 Sale
8 400 Hat Corp class a
1
97
Sale
90
614% preferred
100
3
Sale
61,200 Hayes Mfg. Corp.-.
.2
4,900 Hazel-Atlas Glass Co..
25 93)4 95
4
254
Sale
Sale
35
10
Grant (w t) Co
Great Northern
Ask Bid
Bid
Without div certifs
10 Green Bay & Western
25,500 Green (h l) Co
193,300
12,100
31,800
11,200
2,620
100,400
91,800
Ask
Lowest
May 31
May 1
Par
Share"
15,800
2,400
16,800
1
Jan. 2
n. y. stock exchange
Since
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY
Price
STOCKS
May
1*5
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
June, 1941]
5
Feb.
4
12)4
1154
1754
154
Jan.
3
19
Feb.
19
Feb.
14
954 May
11
7
Jan.
1254 Apr. 23
ilH
Apr. 22
Jan.
9
Mar. 10
354 Apr. 29
6
1854 May
33
Jan.
6
Feb. 18
38
Mar. 28
Apr. 19
1654 Jan.
8
Tan "."24
May "T 15
May 21
25 107
Jan.
16
Apr. 21 10654 Jan.
25 54 Jan.
Apr. 14
16
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
10
11
3 149 54 Feb.
18
654 Jan.
23
29 101
10
21
27
28
25
Feb.
Feb.
3)4 Jan.
95
Jan.
754 Jan.
96
Jan.
7 166
Jan.
Apr. 21
1654 Jan.
6
7
13
13
10
9
66
Apr. 22
77)4 Jan. 11
66
69)4 May 10
May 27
68)4
Sale
67
69
66)4
1 128)4 Jan.
8
xl23)4 May 1 125)4 May 26 xl23)4May
127)4 3:123)4 Sale 125)4 127
48)4 May 281 5654 Jan. 18
4954 May 10
52
48)4 May 28
48)4
53
4954
52
Jan.
8
May 19 115
May
3 104
May 19 108
111
116
97)4 102)4 104
107)4 109)4
16
Jan. 14
14)4 Feb.
14)4 May 21
15
14)4 May 21
14
15
14)4
14)4
15
17
Mar.
5
1554 May
16)4 May 23
1654
15)4 May 23
16
1654
15)4
23
May
3054 Jan. 10
8
23
May 28 2554 May
24 )4
23
"29)4 3054
2554
25)4
9
Jan. 24
6)4 Apr.
7)4 May 19
7
May
7
7
7)4
8)4 Sale
7
7)4
14 54 Mar. 10
9
Feb.
1154 May
5 13)4 May 31
13)4 Sale
954
954
1154
12
xl 07 )4 Apr. 14
*107)4 Apr.
114
108
108
107)4
5254 Jan.
42)4 Apr.
8
4354 May
6 45)4 May 31
44 54 Sale
45)4 Sale
51h Sale
39
Jan. 27
32)4 May
32
33)4 32)4 May 28 33)4 May 21
32)4
34
38)4
37)4
10
Apr.
1354 Jan.
6
7
10)4 May
5 1054 May
1054 Sale
13)4 Sale
1054
10)4
71
127
52)4
Household Finance—
6,900
4,000
55,930
19,900
4,900
2,400
43,800
37,100
69,700
128,300
32,300
2,220
3,490
*
Common stock.......
62)
54
100 11054 113)
5% preferred
109
60)4
Houston Oil of Texas v t c—25
4
Sale
5
36
Sale
Sound
Howe
Co
Manhattan...^.100
5% preferred..
100
Hud Bay Min & sm Co Ltd ..*
Hudson &
9a» Sale
3
354
17
Sale
Hudson Motor Car
*
jUupp Motor Car Corp
1
4)4 Sale
'At Sale
Illinois Central rr.....
100
Sale
6% preferred series a
Leased line 4%
100
100
Sale
37
Sale
111
3)4
2754
54
2)4
17 54
Sale
3
754
17
19)4
20
Sale
7,700
119,800
22,700
14,700
14,800
67,200
3,100
41,400
142,900
12,800
323,000
3,750
412,400
134,500
2,500
2,860
5,500
12,400
16,200
2,300
266,900
57,700
27,300
200
30
100
9,400
2,300
34,300
9,600
Sale
Sale
112)4
*
Sale
Interlake Iron
*
Sale
Prior preferred
International
*
......100
aVA
Sale
164
*
*
Harvester
21
Sale
70
9)4
6)4
20 54
110
3)4
x7 54
1)4
32)4
Sale
Sale
40)4
*
50
International Silver.....
29)4
Sale
—100
7% preferred
International Tel 8c Tel
99)4
*
Foreign share certificates..
.
Sale
*
„
Interstate Department Stores *
Preferred
10
89
.......—
—...—_*
_
..1
*
100
Kansas City Lt 1st pref ser
Kansas City Southern...
40.
b.*
*
100
127
1254 Sale
Sale
5954 Sale
12654 Sale
107
Sale
1154 Sale
120)4 Sale
4)4 Sale
14)4
1654
VA
3)4
Sale
130
49
1)4
32)4
15054 140
2454
125
Sale
128
Sale
13
Sale
14
63
Sale
38
68)4 Sale
154
1)4
32)4
32
41)4
40
1)4
36)4
39)4
28)4 Sale
3354 Sale
97)4 105
2
2
754
87)4
7)4
2754
132
41
...
Jones 8c Laughlin Steel pref. 100
Kalamazoo Stove 8c Furn Co 10
For footnotes see page
Sale
1
Preferred-
4% preferred
754
...1
Jarvis (w b) c«_.
Jewel Tea Inc
Johns-Man viilfl
2)4
Sale
37
754
Sale
Sale
*
36
354
3)4
100
...100
o
Sale
6
19)4
110
Sale
International Paper 8c Power 15
5% preferred
21
20)4
109)4 110
4
354
354
Sale
754 Sale
1)4 Sale
Sale
1
2554
International Shoe....
9)4
7
7
International Salt..
x69)4
11)4
6)4
111
c
3)4
Sale
6
"70)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
15554
69)4
11)4
Sale
43)4
155)4 15754
1
1)4
Sale
100
93
152
Internation Mining Oorp....l
5% conv preferred
Sale
2054
4
1854
654
2154
95)4
7 )4
16)4
4254
354
18)4
5)4
2054
150
International Nickel of Canada*
Internatl Rys of Cent Amer..*
Sale
6
At
7)4
17)4
4454
Sale
140
Sale
Sale
Sale
3)4
18)4
2954
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354
Sale
3
4854 May
May
3)4 May
2654 May
54 May
2)4 May
1554 May
2)4 May
54 May
109
43)4 Sale
160)4 162
1)4
17254
Preferred
23
Sale
7% preferred
100
Internat Hydro-Elec Sys a.25
International Mercan Marine.*
Intertype Corp
4,600
Island Creek Coal
8,300
96 preferred
330
28,600
11,300
35,200
1,040
24,900
3,100
1
Int. Business Machines..
5)4
15554
Intercontinental Rubber.
Internat Agricultural
4)4
Sale
554
Sale
—*
100
7)4
44)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
54
254
1554
2)4
54
16)4
Sale
27,500
4
28
43 54
rr sec stock ctfs ser a. 1000
98,500 Inspiration Cons Copper
insurancshares Ctfs Inc
8,100
Interchemical Corp..
9,910
6% preferred
2,700
Sale
50
Sale
48)4
16
25,800 Indianapolis Power & Lt Co..*
Indian Refining
10
11,000
industrial Rayon Corp..
*
23,600
*
11,700 Ingersol-Rand
6% preferred
-.100
490
Inland Steel
*
24
At
54
42)4
3 54
5
Sale
Sale
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354
Sale
107
41
28
28)4
30
31
27
54
8 109
454
1
2 30)4
At
3
22
26 1754
3)4
21
At
3
4854
10854
3)4
2654
54
254
1554
254
54
6)4
8)4 May
7
May
13
2054 May 12
May
3454
4554 May 22
May
254
4)4 May 10
May
18 H
2
19)4 May
May
6
654 May
May
2054
May
23)4 May 16
96
93)4
May 21
May
May 22,15554 May 22 155 )4
69)4
Miay 10
May 15 71
9)|
11)4 May 29
May
6
1
6)4 May
May
21
19)4
May 20
May
111
May 15 109
May
3)4
4)4 May
8
May
7
May
7
May
154
154 May 15
May
37
30)1
May 17
May
150
May 20 140
May
43)4
49)4 May 28
May
160
May
9 157)4
May
7
1)4 May
May
6)4
7)4 May 15
May
3
2
3)4 May
May
24
26
125
127
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
26
May
31)4 May
12)4
6254
154
32)4
39)4
100)4 May
97)4 101
1)4 May
Sale
1)4 Sale
1)4 May
Sale
2
2)4
Sale
754 May
8
7)4
90)4 May
94
94
90
7)4 May
Sale
854
754
28
May
28
28
27
13254 May
13354 134
10)4
11
10
10)4 Sale
38
32)4
37
33)4 Sale
57
Sale
57
5754 Sale
124)4 125)4 124)4
12654 127
97)4
98)4
99 H Sale
97)4
10
10)4
10
10)4
9)4
118
118
118)4
3)4
4)4
3)4 Sale
18
19
17)4
18)4 Sale
May
1
May
8
May
6
May 10
May
9
May
3
May
1
May
1
May
8
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
35^
42)4
28)4
33 54
100)4
2)4
254
8)4
90)4
854
29
134
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
11)4 May
May
5954 May
127
May
101)4 May
10)4 May
118)4 May
5)4 May
2054 May
38
2354
1
5 125
10)4
9
28
57)4
3
1)4
32)4
6
20
38)4
26
1
1
25)4
95
19
154
9
154
13
5)4
12
87
22
7
14
27)4
6
14 124
6
20
21
7
21
6
13
6
7
May
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
May
May
Feb.
9
Jan.
27 64
Jan. 15
24 Ill
6
4 5i May
14
8
22 37)4 Jan.
3
54 Jan. 22
6
354 Jan.
18
5
26 19)4 Apr.
21
454 "Jan. 13
6
15
5-4 Jan.
8)4
2054
4554
4)4
21)4
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Feb.
May
May
Feb.
May
May 10
Jan.
Jan.
5 111)4 Jan.
Jan.
101161
27
6
10
22
10
9
6
2
Jan. 14
Jan. 28
Feb. 28
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
Jan. 16
Jan. 10
Jan. 10
Jan.
6
Jan. 10
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Apr. 21
Jan.
Apr. 22
Jan.
Feb.
25
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
16
1
Feb.
17
Apr.
21
Apr. 10
Apr. 23
1
May
5
May
Feb.
20
Apr. 15
Apr. 21
Apr. 24
Feb.
May
Apr.
4
Jan.
13
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
May
Feb.
May
Feb.
May 28
Jan.
Mar. 26
May
May
Feb.
Jan.
9
Jan.
10
Apr.
4
Feb.
Jan.
17
Feb.
Mar. 15
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
May 14
9 54 Apr. 21
Apr. 23
54)4 Apr. 19
124)4 Mar. 26
97
Apr. 21
10
May 20
118
Apr. 18
3 54 Apr. 23
15 54 Jan.
9
32
May
7
May 12
May 22
of/s
26
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
4
16
2
May 20
Jan.
30
Mar. 21
10
Jan.
7
16
Jan.
13
Feb.
11
9
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 12
Jan.
10
Apr.
4
N. Y. STOGK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
aggregate
sales
Price
Jan. 2
1941
STOCKS
Since
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
prices in may
Jan. 1
,
;
Par Bid
4,500 Kaufmann Department Stores 1
5% conv preferred
3,090
100
„.5
9,500 Kayser (J) & Co
540 Keith-Albee Orpbeum pref.100
Kfclsey Hayes wheel—
Convertible class A
-.1
22,900
Conv class B.
1
13,100
530 Kendall Co $6 part pref ser A_*
343,400 Kennecott Copper.-*
16,400 Keystone Steel & Wire Co—.*
4,000 Kimberly-Clark
*
5,900 Kinney (G R)
-1
$5 prior preferred
4,680
*
61,600 Kresge (S S) Co
10
1,100 Kresge Department Stores.-.1
117,100 Kress (S H) & Co
— — *
47,100 Kroger Grocery & Baking—*
1,900
4,610
20,200
3,700
14,700
16,200
Laclede Gas Light----
100
100
--*
*
5% preferred
Lambert Co (The)
Lane Bryant
-5
Lee Rubber & Tire
Ask
13%
14
105
104
7M
Sale
10454 Sale
18
Sale
37 54
13 54
37 %
1 %
Sale
14
Sale
23 k
25 54
1%
Sale
Sale
2k
3k
26
26 54
Sale
29
554
6
17 54 Sale
12 % Sale
7
754
25 % Sale
2354
24
—
.
—
17%
*
37,200 Lone Star Cement Corp
39
16,200 Long Bell Lumber A
- *
3%
Loose-Wiles Biscuit
25
14,200
850
5% preferred
—100 108
59,800 Lorillard (P) common
.10
Preferred
——100
2,390
*
23,200 Louisville Gas & Eloc A
19%
100
25,500 Louisville & Nashville
63%
p
ill*
29
17,500 Mathieson Alkali Works—.—*
6% conv
preferred—-.-100
11,300 Mead Corp
— *
250
86 preferred series A
*
1,100
85.50 pref ser B with warr.-*
18,000 Melville Shoe Corp—-—
1
21,400 Mengei Co
1
6,350
5% conv 1st preferred-—50
26,700 Merch & Min Transp Co..
6,900 Mesta Machine Co
—o
44,200 Miami Copper
-5
81,700 Mid-Continent Petroleum. -.10
12,600 Midland Steel Products
..*
2,560
8% 1st preferred
100
18,000 Min-Honeywell Regulator Co
970
4% conv preferred ser B--100
-
>
20,500
4,300
50,000
17,300
62,200
4,000
23,300
9,800
33,000
1,640
1,410
l
*
10
Minn Moline Power Implem-.
86.60 preferred
Mission Corp
Mo-Kansas-TexasRR
A
100
{Missouri Pacific
100
5% convertible preferred-100
Mohawk Carpet Mills
20
Monsanto Chemical Wks
84.50
preferred
10
--*
...
13,300 Murphy Co (G O)
630
5% preferred
47,700 Murray Corp of America
2,500 Myers (F E) & Bro
For footnotes
see
page
40.
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2054
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179
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30
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15
20
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254
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62 54
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5
43
55*
46
2i*
May
2
May
2
May 12
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
12
Apr. 16
14% Jan. 10
100
Mar. 19 10454 Jan. 27
7
8
Jan.
Apr. 16
6
24^
3^
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
7454
22 54
24%
2754
654
1554
2754
113
1 2554 May 21
15 135
May
6
2654 May 12
26 2454 May
7
28 1154 May
3
2754 May 17
16
7
154 May
1
May 13
27
12% May 24
May 20
May
1
23
954 May 21
May
2
26
May 12
May 20
May
5
May 28
May
6
v4
29*
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29
28
2
26
23
1
1
1
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May "6
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7
May
8
May
6
May 13
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3
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1
May
1
May
9
May 14
May 24
May 28
6654 May
2954 May
354 May
25
May 27
2954 May
2854 May 12
754 May 10
1754 May 21
31
May 13
119
May 12
42% May 21
.
254 May
10
May
May
% May
2 54 May
% May
"as May
1354 May
7754 May
114
May
11654 May.
3154 May
3854 May
2554 May
654 May
14% May
1854 May
254 May
52
May
954 May
62
May
11054 May
5
May
May
2 54 May
57
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1154 May
54 May
3
May
3354 May
40
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9
10
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15
254 Mar. 10
29 H Jan. 25
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14
2654 Jan.
15
13
28
8
13
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3
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3
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Apr. 12
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lk Jan.
% Feb.
254 Feb.
1954 Apr.
2
13
14
12
Feb.
Apr. 18
2854 May 31
Feb.
19
33 54 May 27
854 Jan.
May
Feb.
18
Jan.
17
14
3
6
454 May
754 May 23
9
Jan.
4
Apr.
3
May 22
May 22
Jan.
8
24
Jan.
13
45% Jan.
9
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23
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18
oih
39
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22
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3
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2
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3
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4
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14
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8
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9
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9
3
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6
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18
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15
2
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70 k Jan.
1
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3154
133
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23 54 Apr. 21
3354
22* May 26 27
Feb. 17
1254
9 3054
23 54 Apr.
4
154 Feb.
254
k Jan.
10
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5 k Jan.
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13
2254
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6
8
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54
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3*
8
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7854 May 22 9654
80
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17854 May
9 189
1854 Mar. 11 2054
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Apr. 26
1654
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28:ay"22i""34%
106
May 23 109
14
Feb. 19
1954
35
40
Apr. 21
Apr. 12
354
Jan. 30
1554
10754 May 27 11054
1554 May 14
1954
152
May 26 162
1754 Mar. 3 20 H
27
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21
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21
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10
Jan.
14
Apr.
7
Jan.
2
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Mar. 22
1454 Jan.
13
154 May 20
554 Jan.
14
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8
1354
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15 k Jan.
27
23
7
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14
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mp
19
103 54
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5
1154
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15
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6
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5354 Jan.
254 Jan.
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8
Jan.
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7
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1454 May
Jan.
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9
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3
35
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354 Jan.
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6
22
29
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14
8
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6
6
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11
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9
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9
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7054 Mar.
19
75
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5
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27 54 May 29
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3
2554 .Tan.
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7
65
21 k Feb.
.14
Feb.
15
14
2754 May 23
654 Apr. 21
13
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26 54 Apr.
105 k
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£107 54 Feb.
254 Apr.
6
21
21
29
16
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14
3
»st Mar.
54 Jan.
13 54 Feb.
77
112
115
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4
2
4
9
15
14
10
2
6
954 Jan.
1754 May 21
9
3854 Jan.
125
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4554 Jan.
19 110
954 Feb.
54 Jan.
154 Jan.
56
14
10
Jan.
16
454 Jan.
11
67
Jan.
13
1154 May
6
54 May 10
3
Apr.
4
% Jan. 14
% May 14
1554 May 19
8854 Jan.
7
Mar. 27 117
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6 120
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8
3954 Jan.
4354 Jan.
23
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3154 Apr. 30
3854 May 24
18 k
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38
14
2
20 54 May
3 54 May
554 May
2
1154 May
23
112
Jan.
15
2754 May
854 May
1554 May
5654 May
1054 May
6554 May
4
Mar. 26
Feb.
% May
% May
1554 May
79 % May
116 54 May
11754 May
21
24
2
Jan.
554 Feb.
1754 Jan.
2454
2554 May 22
May 14 172
45
May 15
May 12
254
25
May 14
2 5054
12
254
27 2554
7 106
27
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13 54
26
104 54
29 2154
8
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33 54
21
1
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21
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1 103
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31
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354 May 22
2754 Jan.
9
2954 Jan. 10
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3954 May 29
10754 May 22 109
56
13
18
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554 Apr. 23
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9854 Feb. 21 106
31
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3754
12
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21
7
27
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21
21
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22
13
254
22
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1
12
5
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2454 May
48
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Sale
110
19
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19
8
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8%
32
32 54
32
354 Sale
354
2854 Sale
2854
6
654
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il?8
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172
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24 54
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1154
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154
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176
50
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29
1054
8
16
31
16
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1 3754
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2554
May
May
May
May
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May
May
May
12
6
754 May
25
28
1
May
6
1154
8 1254 May 28
754
13
May 13
22 54
3
May 21
1954
28 2054 May 10
111
16 112
May
6
254
28
May 12
54
2
May 22
3
2
454 May 22
1954
23 2054 May 22
Ilk
29 1254 May 22
21
28 22 54 May 15
2854
31 3254 May
6
5
23
554 May 13
33 54 May
9
8154 May
3,
80
May 26 83
May
2'
17854 May
9 179
May
2
1954 May" 8 1954 May 23
2254 May' 1 2554 May
6
x29
May
8 3054 May 24
1054 May 16
\\y* May 21
13
May 10
1454 May 29
2054 May 16 23 54 May
7
-28—~May-~22- "3054 May—1
106
May 23 10754 May
2
1754 May 15
May 29
36 54 May
7
May 31
254 May 28
May 15
1454 May 29
May 10
10754 May 27 109
May 27
1554 May 14 1654 May 31
152
May 26 15754 May
6
1854 May
2054 May 24
65
May 27 7054 May
7
74 54
"6754
J*'
2554
22 k
172
Sale
65
2754
2054
130
2454 Sale
2354 Sale
1154
1154
2454 2554
154
154
554 Sale
14
1254
154
454 Sale
9 %
1454
2654
754
2054
66
152
Sale Prices
13
May 31
1
10154 May 15 10254 May 31
7
May 20
754 May
7
114
May
8 117
May
2 10454 Jan. 22 12154 Apr. 18
114
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
12
May
9
98
2554 Sale
15
Sale
Sale
123
6
1
-*
*
Sale
6
Sale*
41
1
117
15
Sale^
38
50
116
174
5iP t
Ask
11%
12541 13
Sale
10254 Sale 102% Sale
7
7%
7
75i
134
Sale
Sale
119
Preferred series B
203,900 Montgomery Ward & Co
2,000 Morrell (J) & Co
11,520 Morris & Essex
17,200 Motor Products
15,400 Motor Wheel Corp
15,700 Mueller Brass Co.
10,700 Mullins Mfg Corp class B
2,660
87 preferred.—-5,800 Munslngwear
11054
mn
*
7 % preferred series
354
Sale
3054
—
360
7 % preferred 100
22,200 May Department Stores.—-10
6,100 Maytag Co (The)
3,600
83 preferred
570
86 1st preferred
———*
10,000 McCall Corp
—
29,900 McCrory Stores—4,400
6% conv preferred—-—100
16,600 McGraw Electric Co
— 1
10,000 McOraw Hill Publ Co
—*
14,100 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—5
91,300 {McKesson & Robbins, Inc.—5
61,000
83 series conv pref
*
20,400 McLellan Stores Co.
Sale
May 31
Ask) Bid
101
Lehigh Portland Cement—26
4% conv preferred
.—100
42,700 {Lehigh Valley RR Co.----50
Sale
26,700 Lehigh Valley Coal
—-*
31,000
6% conv preferred---—-60
64,700 Lehman Corp. (The).---— -1
Sale
6,500 Lehn & Fink Products Corp—5
Sale
6,100 Lerner Stores Corp
*
24
77,200 Li bbey-0 wens-Ford Glass---.*
Sale
243,600 Libby McNeill & Libby—- .7
Sale
4,000 Life Savers Corp—
5
37
38 %
14,900 Liggett & Myers Tob com—25
9554 Sale
Series B
25
38,100
975* Sale
Preferred
100 187 54 189
3,600
2,800 Lily Tulip Cup Corp
*
21
19%
30,800 Lima Locomotive Works-—-*
29 k Sale
*
6,800 Link Belt Co
36 H Sale
-—-*
20,000 Lion Oil Refining Co
11
10%
22,200 Liquid Carbonic Corp
*
16
Sale
-157-,509| Lockheed Aircraft Corp----1
27% Sale
—*
94,300 Loew's Inc.
33% •Sale-'
3,200
86.50 preferred---* 107
10854
1
427,000 Loft Inc.Sale
5,100 MacAndrews & Forbes Co..10
460
6% preferred
100
*
82,100 Mack Truck Inc
32,700 Macy (R H) Co Inc
*
7,100 Madison Square Garden-- — -*
5,700 Magma Copper
—10
24,800 Manati Sugar Co
3,100 Mandel Bros
25
2,300 Manhattan Shirt
1
14,800 Maracalbo Oil Explor
—5
125,500 Marine Midland Corp.
35,550 Market Street Ry prior pref 100
*
78,100 Marshall Field & Co
1
137,400 Martin (Glenn L) Co
79,200 Martin Parry Corp------ — *
19,600 Masonite Corp
Bid
8% Sale
103
790
690
j
May i
Shares
range since jan.
Lowest
Jan.
4
31
8
2754 May 29
654 May 29
1454 Apr. 21
17 54 Jan.
4
May
6
24 54 Jan.
13
2 k May
46
Feb.
15
454 Jan.
954
6154
11054
4 54
45
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
19
2
17
12
57
Jan.
6
6
Jan.
15
1154 Jan.
71 541 Jan.
23
112
16
Feb.
19
#854 Jan.
25
51% Jan.
27
23
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AQQREQATE
SALES
PRICES
Price
STOCKS
Since
1941
Jan. 1
Shares
33,500
200
800
132,000
6,620
48,500
12,700
7,500
25,700
153,200
3,200
6,100
500
"Cm
5,900
22,800
45,800
9,900
4,800
4,000
40,800
182,700
3,300
■20,800
500
7,500
81,700
4,500
62,400
I,620
79,400
2,700
1,170
16,700
12,600
134,800
24,800
15,300
300
5,900
400
12,300
500
360
3,800
1,000
7% preferred-.
100
Nat Bond & Investment Co__*
5% pref series A.. ——_ 100
National Bond & Share Corp.*
National Can Corp
—10
National Cash Register— — »
National Cylinder Gas Co - - -1
National Dairy Prod Corp—*
National Dept Stores
—-•
6% preferred
10
National Distillers Products-.*
Nat Enamel & Stamping
*
National Gypsum Co
1
$4.50
8,300
20,900
8,600
2,800
2,530
1,000
1,700
1,200
22,310
13,790
9,710
25,800
13,700
18,800
3,700
700
10
100
30
5,900
5,900
20,100
'
900
6% prior preferred
National Tea Co
——*
Co--.--------—-*
Nehi Corp
- *
Neisner Bros Inc
-.1
N a to ma s
100
—
095$
Sale,
4451
14 5$
46
Sale
New York Central
460
44,800
2,500
234,300
4,000
11,600
2,430
303,100
16,100
22,000
144,000
300
20,800
400
2,000
370
64,300
5,600
10,000
22,600
120
500
82,500
Louis—100
6% preferred series A
100
N Y City Omnibus Corp
*
1,800
160
600
10
1,100
8% pref series A
100
2,410
*
4,300 Oppenheim Collins & Co
——-*
,58,820 Otis Elevator..--
i
6% preferred—
100
*
54,300 Otis Steel Co
$5.50 conv 1st preferred—*
8,800
5
3,500 Outboard Marine & Mfg
870
,
*
840 Outlet Co
Preferred
10
120
6,200
"
650
24,100
22,300
1,390
1,880
41,300
16,800
290,500
113,800
4,500
121,100
3,500
210
570
300
50
58,700
300
6,100
300
8,700
11,100
3,300
600
12,450
500
8,700
2,900
44,500
2,500
1,040
Pacific
--
Sale
165$
585$
Sale
Sale
57
Sale
Sale
97
165$
955$
6%
12
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114
33"" "36""
25*
25
13
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75$ Sale
165*
95$ Sale
L035$ Sale
35*
4
155* Sale
1485*
95$ Sale
16
44
Sale
255*
265*
53
Pacific
Pacific Telep &
Teleg--
116
475* Sale
95$ Sale
205
111
114
1254 Sale
515$ Sale
50 % Sale
201
125$ Sale
965$
97 54
65$ Sale
111
1115$
8
85$
375$
395$
15$
2
23
25
125$
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185$
505$
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75$ Sale
454
105$
26.
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35$
654
25$
105$
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Sale
Sale
9
154
265$
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457,400
8,200
21,400
2,200
9,700
27,590
40,970
2,900
37,500
12,300
145,900
II,400
3,050
142
185$
295$
Sale
Sale
9
165$
27 >4
554
4954
45$
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354 Apr.
1454 Jan.
26
6
13
5
14
29
2
15
7
954 May
35$
95$
95$
16
55$ May 16
Feb; 17
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
—
Phelps Dodge..
25
Philadelphia Co pref 6%.-.-50
$6 preferred—
*
54
May
245$ May
7
2554
188
Sale
188
111
113
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111
13
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12
51
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9
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95$
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2354
24
55$
554
654
65$
265$ Sale
435$ Sale
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1
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65$
285$
425$
82
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9
Apr. 28
Feb. 14
107
22 54 Apr. 28
38
55$ Apr . 23
2054 Feb. 14
ZU% reu. it
1065$ Mar. 8
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115$ Apr. 22
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5354
335$
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654
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835$
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2
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415* May 19
85$ May 13
25$ May 13
135$ May 14
3
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105$ May
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6
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May
2
1515$ May
6
35$ May 12
8
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6
254 May
2
115$ May 23
105$ May
6
154 May
9
275$ May 20
L025$ May 12
115$ May
9
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2
11
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15
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154 May
7
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46
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254 May
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415$ May
145$ May
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16
20
12
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21
13
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235$ May 21
2154 May
1
3754 May 13
15$ May
5
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52 5*
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315$ May
22
May
554 May
6
May
255$ May
425$ May
8254 Maj
20
2
19
5
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225$ May
39
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6
27
254 May
115$ May
May
May
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6
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165$ May :
495$ May
7
10
8
11
10
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55
Jan.
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495* Jan.
8
954 Jan.
0
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3854 May
754 Apr.
,
6
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154 Apr. 23
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3
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954 May 24
2354 May 29
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6
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10
25
95$ May
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50
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105$ Jan.
535$ Jan.
2654 Jan.
654 Feb.
1354 Feb.
454 May :
80
May
3
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2554 May 29
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99
6
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15$ Feb.
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Jan, 14 3154
May
7 3254
May 31 215
Feb. 25 117
175$
May
7
Apr. 29 585*
Apr. 29 575$
175$
Apr. 21
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75$
Feb. 14
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7 113 5$
1054
May 23
Jan. 15 395$
25*
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27
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155$ May 15 245*
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454 May 16
12
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109
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112
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545$ May 20
505$
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5054
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125$
9654 May
9
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554
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8
315* Jan.
6
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2
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6
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25
120
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254
154
254
25$
15$
85$
Feb.
76
May 13
May
7
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May 10
May
6
May 20
May 13
May
9
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6
May
6
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5
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754 May
1
20
1554 May
6
45* May 23
80
80
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3
3
May 12
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145$ May 29 1554
1 145
145
143
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5
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654 May
75$
5
48
44
46
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165$ May 29 f185$
165$
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19
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10
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19
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20
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2
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425$
365$ 41
145$
14
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385$
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16
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Sale
15$ Sale
25
Jan.
85$ Jan.
935$ Jan.
175* Jan.
145$ Apr. 22
Jan.
1685$ May 29 176
Jan.
142
May
9 154
235$ Jan.
165$ Apr,: 21
Jan.
26
Feb. 19 31
75$ Mar.
554 May 29
685$ Jan.
4954 May 27
65$ Jan.
^pr. 23
12
May
85$ Feb. 19
115
395$
16
May 12
78
3
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34
15$
1
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May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
25
May
115$ May
105$
75$
654
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75$ Sale
355$ Sale
425$
435*
855*
88
May 31
3
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7
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_
24
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95* Apr. 28
135$ Mar. 20
11
Jan. 15
145$ Jan. 10
65$ Jan. 14
85$ Mar. 20
245* Jan. 11
Feb. 26
30
,
27
25
Sale
995*
9
*
24
105$
56
5
*
28
98
100
100
3
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5$ May 16
5$ May 24
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Jan.
12
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May
1075$
10754 May
225$ May
275$
55$ May
654
255$
225$ May
108
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135$
1154 May
16
135$ May
335$ May
4054
185$
155$ May
454
454 May
85$ May
95$
111
112
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54
54
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Jan.
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43
38
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5$
5$
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125* Apr. 30
4J$ Feb.. 15
75$ Feb. 14
May 22
60
Jan.
9
155$ May 26
1605$ May 27
105$ May 27
86
Feb. 14
14 54 May 21
654 May 27
115$ May 20
85* Apr.
1
17
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May
Jan.
Jan.
105$ Jan.'
75* Apr. 21
565$
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3
7
115
110
53
13
35$ May 10
95$ May 13
95$ May ( 2
145$ May 29
May
May
May
May
9
May
135$ May
59
55*
205$
235$
75*
21
Apr.
16
6
155a May
9
May
1
9
1254 May
9
95$ May
135$ May 21
7
55$ May
85$ May 19
20
May 17
14
May: 7
7
65$ May
825$ May 22
2
155$ May
171
May
1
1455$ May 23
185$ May 15
285$ May 15
1
x654 May
5
525$ May
654 May 21
12
May 21
565$ May 23
485$
545$
358
95$
56
99
Sale
-—-100
Pet Milk—
145$
1685$
Sale
Sale
185$
..100
Petroleum Corp
40.
Sale
169
Sale
15$
.10
*
pref series A—
*
Penn Glass Sand Corp..
*
5% preferred
.
100
Pennsylvania RR Co
50
People's Drug Stores Inc
5
People's Gas Light & Coke. 100
For footnotes see page
27
27
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1054
26
conv
Marquette Ry
'5% prior preferred
5% preferred..
78
80
95
15
Penn-Dlxie Cement---
Pere
26
19
26
May
105$
Penn Coal & Coke..--
IPeoria & Eastern Ry
6
99
46
$7
Sale
1025$
Sale
115$
Sale
Co..——
454 May
205$ May
18
May
55$ May
8
May
854 May
1654 May
162
May
1154 May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1454
65*
115$
95$
1254
554
85$
1754
1354
98
L01
78
Penney (J C)
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Sale
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
85$
Sale
155$
25$
2
254
10
125$
115$
105$
6
45*
554
5
1054
954
954
Sale
2354
23
235$
Sale
Sale
325$
33
Sale
135$
125$
125$
125$
116
11554 116
119
1505$
1505$ 1515$ 152
35$
354
35$
354
7
754
65$
7
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25$ Sale
Sale
115$
105$
115$
Sale
9
9
85$
10
15$
15$
15$
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27
275$
285$ 27
44
47,600
5,200
13,500
7,600
3,100
10
24
20
16
90
2 '
*
8,300
-
.
85$
754 Sale
1954
1554 Sale
5
55$ Sale
79
84
Sale
25$
3
354
145$
155$ Sale
120
L45
Sale
65*
7
Sale
425$
42
45
15$
Pacific Tin Consol
115
525$
56
5$
5»i
5$ Sale
5$.
54
255$ Sale
245a
255$
10
—100
6% preferred—
110
116
*
Lighting Corp.
Ml
954
145$
Pathe Film Corp
1
40,600
Patino Mines & Ent Cons—10
32,400
Penick & Ford
—--*
110
2,700
5,780
.17
—
800
700
295* Sale
32
325$
111
2135*
Corp.—-.1
Pacific Western Oil-—10
Packard Motor Car
*
Pan American Airways Corp--5
Pan Amer Pet & Trans..
5
Panhandle Prod &Ref
-.1
Paraffine Cos Inc———
*
4% conv preferred
-100
470
Paramount Pictures
1
673,000
6% 1st preferred..,
100
17,100
6% 2d preferred
--.-10
75,400
Park & Tilford
---1
1,500
Park Utah Cons Mines.
1
40,400
Parke Davis & Co—.——
*
58,800
Parker Rust Proof Co.
2.50
14,400
Parmelee Transportation Co.*
5,700
"
2,900
4,000
35,900
16,300
1,100
53,400
1,300
Sale
4,030 Pacific Coast..--—-—-—10
1st preferred
*
3,660
2d preferred..
-----*
5,860
Pacific Finance Corp (Calif) -10
3,900
Pacific Gas & Electric——25
105,100
350
440
1,000
19,200
4,400
4,100
1175*
45
48
K Sale
5$ Sale
12
51
———
—.400
75,800 Owens-Illinois Glasd*Co.. 12,50
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc—5
32,700
14", 500
77,700
—-*
.31,500 Oliver Farm Equipment-—--*
Omnibus Corp (The)-—
6
\ 27,800
300
155$
145$
315* Sale
23 5$ Sale
55$
6
10
11
10 5$ 112
,
Harlem—-—50
10% preferred
50
N Y Lack & West Ry Co.-100
JNYNH & Hartford
100
Convertible preferred
100
IN Y Ontario & Western.-100
N Y Shipbuilding pt stock
1
Noblitt-Sparks Indus Inc
5
Norfolk & Western Ky
100
Adj 4% preferred
100
North American Co
10
Preferred 6% series
50
Preferred 554 % series
50
North American Aviation
1
Northern Central---——---50
Northern Pacific.
—.100
North States Pow Co $5 pref.*
303,200 Ohio Oil Co (The)
790
600
*
5% preferred
267,400
2,400
4,700 Northwest Airlines Inc—
50
1,380 Northwestern Telegraph
6,810 Norwalk Tire & Rubber——-*
Preferred
—--50
180
2.50
4,600 Norwich Pharmacal Co
500
•
Sale
Sale
Sale
410 New York &
.71,700
Highest
Sale Prices
3 k May
17 k May
185$
175$
16k May
554
55$ May
7"
754
May
85$
May
15
Sale
May
1655$ 1605$ May
1154
105$ May
36
N Y Chicago & St
New York Dock
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
135$
71
75
805$
385$ 395$
395$
107
1095$ 1065$ 10754
275$ Sale
225$ Sale
55$
6
55$ Sale
23
Sale
2354 Sale
104
10954
107
109
-3254-335$
34
Sale
12
Sale
115$ Sale
135$
15
135$
14
355$
365$
335$ Sale
155$
16
18
1854
4
55$
55$
454
9
95$
85$
10
1105$ 112
110
112
13
Highest
Sale Prices
70k
4
60
15,200
4,000
1,000
10,800
1,400
3,400
1,300
954
*
816,700
25,600
144,200
15,600
3,300
5,400
700
50
<
—40
100
100
$2 conv. preferred
55$% prior conv pref
9,8001 NewYorkAirBrake----^--*
—-2300
204,800
8,600
48,600
3,700
8,400
210
8,000
2,100
1,000
Co.—*
Co.---—-.4
Nat Oil Products
5* % conv preferred - - - -100
--*
2,100 Newberry Co (J J)—
420
5% preferred series A
100
10
28,900 Newmont Mining Corp.—1
42,800 Newport Industries Inc
143,000 N'port News Ship & Dr Dock.l
5% conv preferred —
*
,8,700,
"""200
:
100
Nat Mall & Steel Cast
160
133,400
11,500
9,000
*
preferred--
7% preferred A
6 % preferred B
National Power & Light-- — *
25
49,900 National Steel65,900 National Supply Co of Pa—10
29,300
4,600
3,300
conv
National Dead Co
4
>854
-5
10
National Biscuit Co
Ask
18
175$
16
1754 Sale
5
55$
554
75$
75$
754
8
75$
754
1554
165$ Sale
161
157
1665$
105$
115$
1154
8454
8454
92
145$
155$
1554
754
85$ Sale
115$
115$
115$
0%
95$ Sale
135$
125$ Sale
554
55$
554
8
8
854
195$
1754 Sale
135$
135$
145$
6
6
65$
7854
82
Sale
155$
155* Sale
1685$
171
Sale
143
141
145
175$
165$ Sale
265$
17
29 %
55$
x6k Sale
495$
515$ Sale
55$
45$ Sale
li
95$ Sale
545$
485$ Sale
57
645$ Sale
35$
35$ » 35$
954
9.,
954
10
6% conv preferred
National Aviation Corp
Ask bid
Sale
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
5
Nashville Chatt & 8tlx>uta-100
National Acme
Nat Automotive Fibres Inc—_
Lowest
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
bid
Par
Shares
25,500
2,130
5,200
2,200
1,000
2,600
JAN. 1
RANGE SINCE
MAY
IN
Jan. 2
n. y. stock exchange
In
May
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
June, 1941]
Jan.
30
9
22
Feb.
Feb.
14
14
3654 Jan.
2
21
15$ Mar. 24
7
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
2054 Feb. 14
42 5*
Jan.
31
ar55$ Apr.
17
21
6
May 19
255$ May
405$ Feb.
7Q
Feb.
5
18
; May 13
I
■
Mar.
Apr*
1
A
Jan.
27
23
Apr.
115$ May
9
6
;
Jan.
'
2 54
60
38
235$
754
75$
355$
46
87
6
May 10
Apr. 15
Mar. 21
Jan. 23
Jan.
2
Mar. 29
Jan.
9
May
38
N. T. STOCK
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
aqqreqate
sales
May
Jan. 1
Shares
n. y. stock exchange
Since
Shares
PRICES IN MAY
Price
Jan. 2
1941
STOCKS
Jn
7,000
4,600
1,200
100
60
43,500
"""loo
2,900
20
600
1,600
400
50
1,200
19,700 Philco Corp
26,300 Philip Morris & Co
Pref 4% % series
3,950
5,500 Phillips Jones Corp
480
3
Preferred
*
5
100
Preferred
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chi
160
3,400
3,000
41,400
12,300
3,690
7,860
1,620
11,180
400
760
340
1,680
20
'""700
14,700
300
4,000
10,400
18,900
910
200
500
700
90
17,200
4,800
2,800
200
Ry_.100
7% guaranteed pref
100
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt*
Pittsburgh Steel Co
7% preferred class B
100
5% preferred class A
100
5%% convprpf
100
Plttsb & West Virginia
100
Pitts Y & Ash Ry 7% pref--100
Pittston Co (The)
*
Plymouth Oil
__5
2,500
40,600
1,700 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co__*
19,600 Poor & Co class B
32,950
108,200
2,600
5,600
80,000
1,040
98,800
13,200
7,500
2,800
2,820
1,900
19,400
11%
76 %
8,800 Pillsbury Flour Mills
25
450 Pirelli Co of Italy Am shares. J
6,900 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)
100
12,100
6% preferred
---100
8,400 Pitts Coke & Iron Corp__
*
810
$5 conv preferred
*
11,300 Pitts Forgings Co
1
20
Postal
Telegraph Incpref
Pressed Steel Car
5%
5%
conv 2d
Procter &
1
common
preferred
5
—-
Gamble
.50
11%
Sale
Sale
Jk*
52
46 %
8%
4*
ii*
JH
29
70
15%
11%
160
178
Sale
4%
5
5%
34
30
33
5%
6%
62
75
10%
77
Sale
11
163
175
46
31
32
50
59
10
Sale
10
10%
ii8*
16*
5
6
48%
163
Sale
21
Sale
8
%
14%
Sale
17
5%
6%
9%
6
12% Sale
12%
13%
Sale
40 %
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
31*
51
5
5
4% May
May
5% May
70% May
10% May
28
16
27
20
15
32
50
400
69,700
"moo
6,400
500
1,600
3,200
2,300
5,300
1,400
1,000
100
30
20
100
200
6,500
400
30
8,800
58,900
3,320
1,200
3,600
..-..£7,30,0.
_
1,900 Real Silk Hosiery-250
163
II*
Sale
5%
5%
Sale
i7o*
Sale
10
10%
34%
Sale
116% 118
22
Sale
16
6%
7%
Sale
10%
Sale
P
1
116
Sale
22
Sale
Sale
22%
98%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
116
May
21% May
97% May
£108
May
May 23
14%
16%
5%
6%
9%
10%
32%
50%
16% May 21
17
May
1
6% May 13
8% May 21
10U May
6
May
7
May
2
May
1
117 X May
6
23
May 14
101% May
6
113
May
1
127% May
6
143
May
2
51*
200
3,200
"
7,900
1,000
1,300
120
"
3 ,900
950
19,800
18,900
1,100
2,800
140
180
Preferred
_
(Robt) & Co 1st pref.
3,900 Reliable Stores Corp
_
100
100
*
1,500 Reliance Mfg Co
10
52,300 Remington-Rand
1
4,000
Preferred w w
25
220 Rensselaer & Sara RR Co--100
Sale
Sale
Reo Motors Inc vtc
1
Republic Steel Corp
*
6% conv preferred
100
6% conv prior pf ser A--100
Revere Copper & Brass
5
-
Class A
10
7% preferred
5%% preferred
100
100
Reynolds Metals Co
5% % conv preferred
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob cl B
Common
Richfield Oil
*
Sale
Sale.
Sale
10%
Sale
95
18
Sale
11%
23%
14%
26%
22%
1%
Sale
12*
Sale
25
Sale
15
28
Sale
13%
24%
Sale
25%
21%
Sale
27%
8%
1%
22%
100%
94%
10%
23%
107
8%
12%
Sale
63%
66
Sale
Sale
600
6,400
1,200
25,900
13,300
2,000
127
May
139% May
250
12%
82%
11%
84%
_
Sale
Sale
4,500
400
6,500
260
34,300
700
4,100
1,000
700
20,900
100
110
1,700
2,100
700
158,700
6,200
2,200
9,600
130
*
13%
Sale
*
*
Servel Inc
Sharon Steel Corp.-
2%
78%
1
10%
13
*
66
Sale
♦
4
Sale
preferred
Sharp & Dohme
$3.50 conv pref series A
Shattuck (Frank G)
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
*
♦
*
Shell Union Oil
Silver King Coalition
15
5
Simmons Co
Simms Petroleum
*
10
Simonds Saw & Steel Co
Skeily Oil Co
.
♦
_
Smith (A Oi Corp
Smith & Corona
10
Typewr vtc.*
Snider
Packing
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
»
Inc--i5
South Amer Gold & Plat
Southeastern Greyhound L
South Porto Rico Sugar
8% preferred
For footnotes see page
29%
5*
7%
36%
40.
1
5
53%
5
38%
11%
4%
19%
1%
26%
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
28
21
22
107
111
112%
18%
8%
15%
8%
1%
13%
19
100
54%
5%
38%
9
Sale
142% 150
4
May
5
56% May
3% May
45
May
1
2
2
16
9
14
12
13
13
13
9
5
Sale
11
y
30
29
%
Sale
14
37%
52
8%
6%
5%
14%
10%
43%
12%
25%
15%
26%
23%
1 %
24
7%
7 %
9%
8%
59%
60
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
14
May
1
53% Apr. 29
9% Feb. 19
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
10
7
43% Jan.
75% Jan.
13% Jan.
10
7\
9£
65
Mar. 31 164
%
14%
16%
5%
8
Mar. 31
Feb.
5 181
27
8
8
Mar. 31
May
7
Apr. 21
% Jan.
16% Jan.
17
May
1
Apr. 22
21
Jan.
2
4% Feb.
14
9% Apr. 21
9% Apr. 21
32% May 15
50% May
1
116
May 28
21% May 19
97% May 26
108
May 14
127
May
7
139% May 19
Sale
%
%«
14*
6
8% Jan. 10
8% May 21
13% Jan.
13% Jan.
6
40% Jan.
2
55% Jan.
119% Jan.
29% Jan.
29
9
6
22
5
9
_%« May 15
May
1
May
31^.
it
6
May 19
May 22
% May
May
^
*
Sale
69 %
Sale
53*
1%
24%
25%
102
Sale
1%
26
Sale
107
V*
i ir4
i
9
Sale
2%
Sale
Sale
10% 11
62%
64
3%
51%
5%
36
14
4
16%
3
53%
5%
37%
Sale
!?*
1%
24
27%
101
Sale
102%
112
15% "16"
12% Sale
14
14%
9
11
15
137
Jan.
158% Feb.
4
11
4% Jan.
4
62% Jan.
3% Jan.
46
Apr.
2
28
28% Jan.
15% Apr.
26% Apr.
24
Jan.
1% Jan.
28% Feb.
9% Jan.
7% Jan.
12% Jan.
10% Mar.
67% Jan.
61
Apr.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
140
16
12%
13%
8%
1%
14%
15
132
May
1
% May
May
May
May
May
May
62
May
3% May
51% May
May
36
May
12% May
May
16% May
1% May
26
May
25% May
102
May
112
May
16
May
12% May
14% May
8% May
1% May
14% May
15% May
135
May
3
"16%
13%
14%
Sale
Sale
14%
15%
135
13%
1%
68%
8%
10%
2
% May
*»sjMay
22
2
8
1
5
5
5
6
7
May
9
5
1 % May
6
27% May
28% May
16
12
10
6
19
10
15
3
1
9 103
May
6 113
May
May
6
17
1
13%
14%
9%
1%
14
31
2
5
29
15
May
May
May
May
May
17% May
8 138
May
22
Mar. 26
Apr. 30
Apr. 21
May 23
Feb.
13
20
Jan.
17
Jan.
1% Jan.
10
22% Jan.
14
Mar. 18 101% Feb.
Jan.
97
82% Apr. 21
Jan.
7% Anr. 19 11
Jan.
24
6
17
May
% Apr.
16% Feb.
100
Apr. 21 113
60
Apr. 17 73
13%
Feb. 15
10
94%
9
81% May
10%
5
6% May
May 29 o4 %
53%
Jan. 17
97
!*
ly<
4%
14%
9%
42%
%,
28%
%«
Feb.
14
Apr.
15
Mar.
8
May
1
Feb.
Mar.
15
1
Mar. 11
5
May
Jan.
7
4
18
7
Apr.
18
20
1
% Apr.
9
22% Mar. 12
Jan.
23
16
7
1
2% Jan.
15% May
2 % May
7
71 % May 22
9% May
6
11% May 12
64 % May
5
4 % May
8
53
May 17
5% May
7
38
May
7
15
May 20
4 % May 13
22
Jan.
21
14
28
8
111
%
%6
14%
1%
10%
10%
64%
63%
3%
51%
5% Sale
36%
36%
12% Sale
4%
4%
17
Jan.
123% Jan.
2
5
Sale
Sale
9
110
29
21
14
1
2
51
1
21
May
3
1
18% May 20
21 100% May 20
5 87
May 20
1
8% May 10
6
18% May 12
9 103% May 27
20 63
May 12
16 12% May 29
9 86% May 31
7
5
May
1
29 30
May
6
52
1
May
1
9
15
May
6
8
20
May 29
22
5% May 22
1
15% May 29
15 11% May
1
26 44% May
2
28% May
May
Apr.
Mar.
May
11
May
23% May
12% Feb.
23% Jan.
6%
9%
7%
57%
38%
Sale
111
Sale
% Sale
%6
; %
13%
13%
2
3% May
50%
2%
38%
17%
7
1
3SI
3%
6%
37%
10%
81%
6%
28%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
19
34*
Sale
Sale
2
2
36% May
38% May 14
May 27 112% May
8
44% May 19 51% May
7
9
Sale
May
May 29
79
82
81
80
80
May
May
2
36
37%
37
34% 33% May
May
3
112% 113% 108% 113% 112
May
6
113% May
109
110% 106% 110
108% May
110% May
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
44
1
112
19"
188
46
Sale
44%
8%
Sale
13%
Sale
52%
8%
7%
4%
5%
%
Sale
*
4%
Sale
Sears, Roebuck & Co
15
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron. 100
340
$6 preferred
*
10,100
10,900
11,000
578,100
80,200
12,700
45,800
1,190
%« Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
i?*
60
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
19%
63
28%
7
5%
14%
11%
J*
103% 101%
Sale
8%
6%
Sale
17%
Sale
*
58%
Sale
10%
100
conv
Sale
Sale
-
$5
87
60
60
Sale
3% May
50% May 29
2% May 19
41 % May
1
17% May
1
11
May
2
23% May 28
14% May
1
25
May 31
22% May
1
1% May 13
22% May 22
7% May
6
7% May
9
9% May 13
7% May 17
57% May 23
56
May 29
18% Sale
17%
100% 100% 100
85%
87% 84
61
38M
4-2% preferred
Seaboard Oil Co of Del-Seagrave Corp (The)
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
55
52
•
54%
% Sale
17%
100%
83%
10%
60
Sale
10
tSeaboard Air Line
8
56
102
$2.50 conv preferred
*
49
46%
400 iRuiland RR
preferred
100
%
a
45,500 St Joseph Lead
Sale
10
10,100 JSt Louis-San Francisco
100
%
11,300
6% preferred-..
-.100
%
%
530
tSt Louis Southwestern
100
2
3%
70
5% preferred
100
3
33,500 Safeway Stores
*
43% Sale"
6,930
5% preferred
100 111% Sale
82,900 Savage Arms Corp
<"
42% Sale
13,700 Schenley Distillers Corp
Sale
5
11
5,200
5%% preferred
100
86
84
10,100 Scott Paper
*
35%
34%
1,080
$4.50 preferred
* 112
Sale
1,290
$4 preferred
111%
45,800
7,700
25,600
5,000
139,400
74,100
12,900
3,230
58,300
7,500
37,000
1,800
113,000
12,440
37,700
4,900
4,500
49,700
1,200
8
9%
Sale
Sale
1%
8%
7
JH
61*
57
45*
25
23
7
18
-
6,700
59
50%
Sale
23%
1%
109
Sale
ir«
1%
14
a1(\H
Sale
8%
5%
5%
Sale
103
113
72%
12%
7%
9%
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
IH
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
9
10
—
Sale
Sale
63
53
30
15
164
80
Sale
94
Corp
*
Mfg__
»
Antelope Cop Mines--..
Ruberoid Co capital stock
•
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
1
50%
2%
42%
18%
17
32
Ritter Dental
3 %
Sale
19
1
Roan
Sale
Sale
10
J00
3%
80
56%
2%
41%
10
Feb.
2
Jan.
Jan.
84
22
112
116% 114% May 26 115% May
115% Sale
1 114% May 26 117% Jan. 25
27% Sale
23% May
1 28% May 22
23% Sale
22% Feb. 14 28% May 22
10
9% Sale
10
8% May
1
Feb. 14
8% Sale
May 10
May 10
97
98
99
98% May
6 99% May 19
98%
1 101% Jan.
94% Mar.
8
._8S.%._Sale~| 1- 89% -90% -87 % Mar-9 90—May 7 -83% YebrTS 90%"Jan.'10
10
Sale
11
10%
10%
9% May
2
May 10
9% May
2 11% Jan. 11
10
9% May
1
10
Jan. 17
9% Sale
9%
May 13
9%
1
8% Apr.
97%
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
m
&x
8% Jan.
23
4% Apr. 26
6
May
3
7
11
119%
77
2
27
Feb.
Mar. 28
2
7% Jan.
2
46% Jan.
78
Sale
125
62%
3%
43%
"
Mar.
174
22
22
50
23% Jan.
Sale
10
1%
4% Apr.
Apr.
5% May
69
Apr.
9% Apr.
30
21
69% Jan. 18
42% May 22
3% Feb.
7
130% 119% 122
139% 142
142% Sale
10%
21
Jan.
61
7
18
17
113
-86
4%
£38% Feb. 14
16
May
5
164
%
14%
51% May 23
35% Feb. 20
2% Mar. 18
10
100
8% Sale
5
580 Reis
260
860
3,300
23,100
1,370
14,000
1,000
---100
24
10
12
10
13
6
6
12% Jan.
80
Jan.
Mar. 28 108% Apr.
7
Jan.
4% May
2
Sale
109%
96%
J preferred
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
8% May 17
4
72% Feb.
105
140
Sale
26
357,600 Radio Corp of America
*
400
$5 preferred B
♦
27,100
$3.50 conv 1st pref
.*
55,000 Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp._l
8,300
6% conv preferred
100
9,400 Ray bestos- Manhattan
*
22,600 Rayonier Inc
7.4C0
$2 preferred
25
33,600 Reading Co
50
8,700
4% 1st preferred
50
10,700
4% 2d preferred
50
930
290
8,000
117
»
.cfmv.pr.effirred.100
36,000
y Bakeries
*
4,100 Quaker State Oil Rfg Corp.-10
5,400
670
♦
.*
294,200 Pure Oil
11,800
50,200
437,900
19,260
9,410
21,700
1,500
1,770
1,780
39,500
3,280
20,900
147,300
1,670
100,400
9,800
10,100
14,500
24,800
500
$5 preferred
271,300 Pullman Co
May 29
1
May
5
5% May 12
34% May 12
6% May
3
71
^ay 22
Hi
May
7
76
May 24 176
4% May
1
5%
6
May
3
6%
45% May 19 50
27
32
May
1
54
59
May
1
12 %
9% May
1
Public Service Elec & Gas—
59,000
115,000
5,400
—£^Q0
8,900
May
3
May
6
May 22
May
2
May
1
May 2°
21% May
176
Sale
Sale
Sale
May
May
May
16
Sale
4?*
8% May 17 10%
75
May 13
May
8 108
May
2
4%
May 23 58
May
1
42%
76
27
54
52
71
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
5%
6%
49%
4%
Lowest
Sale Prices
76
16%
70
76
163
38
57%
118%
29%
108%
100 121%
100 136%
100 157%
Sale
51*
172
6%
8%
Highest
Sale Prices
74% 73
73%
106% 107% 106%
4 %
5
60
51 %
Sale
39%
Sale,
41% Sale
3 lA
3%
2%
51
52% 47
47%
6
86
80%
14%
♦
$5 preferred.
6% preferred
7% preferred
8% preferred
58
39%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
77
7%
100
Preferred 5%
Pub Serv Corp of N J com
rp
10
73% Sale
106% 107
5
4%
Sale
Ask
Ask Bid
9
Sale
Bid
41% Sale
3%
3%
40%
43%
22 %
23%
*
1st preferred
conv
Ask
10
100
*
100
146,200 Phillips Petroleum1,600 Phoenix Hosiery
450
Bid
1
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
Par
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
3£*
Mar. 20
Apr. 19
109% Feb.
Feb.
37
9
9%
5%
17%
13%
48%
%
38%
%
6*
8
8
3
23
2
14
4
24
13
11
7
7
21
7
10
23
7
11
0
10
13
3
2
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8
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9
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16
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8
Jan.
0
7
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12
Jan.
Jan.
23
Jan.
10
27
Mar. 20
Jan.
3
Jan.
14
Apr.
5
Jan.
10
8
Feb.
Apr. 15
May
5
Apr. 29
Jan.
13
17 112% Jan.
11
19
45
51
8% Apr. 15 m
80
2
87%
May
33% May 27 38%
4 115%
111% Jan.
Feb. 14 111%
108
Jan.
2
Jan. 20
Mar.
3
May 22
Apr. 23
61
Feb.
Apr. 29
Apr. 22
7
Jan.
10
Jan.
24
Mar. 28
Mar. 27
Jan.
Jan.
10
.Tan.
9
12%
1%
67%
8%
10%
May
3
9
Jan.
10
15%
2%
78%
10*
Jan.
2
Jan,
21
14
Jan.
Mar. 11
19
71% Jan.
4
17
3% Apr. 23
51% Feb. 27
4% Feb. 19
35% Apr. 19
Jan.
8
55% Jan. 14
5% May
7
40
Jan.
10% Jan. 21
Apr. 18
15
May 20
16% Apr. 16
1% Mar. 28
23% Mar. 28
21%
2%
27%
28%
18% Feb.
95
Feb.
112
Feb.
14% Feb.
9
Jan.
13
Feb.
30
4
Jan.
10
Jan.
20
May 12
May 10
Jan.
6
.Tan.
27
19
Mar. 17
8
3
2
19
15% May 29
135
Jan.
19
15 112
5 114
13% Feb. 28
8% Mar.
1% Jan.
5
Jan. 30
19%
13%
15%
9%
2%
15%
Apr.
3
Jan.
8
May
Apr.
6
1
Jan.
21
23
Mar. 10
150
Mar. 31
AQQREQATE
SALES
In
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
10,200
4,100
247,400
38,100
37,000
2,200
7,200
100
55,400
4,600
950,800
191,600
237,400
6,200
24,900
1,900
""800
19,100
1,300
440
8,100
2,380
8,000
250
33,000
700
4,000
7,300
2,100
4,800
85,700
84,500
221,600
4,000
1,000
5,300
3,200
2,700
10,700
21,700
6,900
190
1,060
6,300
2,600
26,900
2,000
1,600
300
„.™JL9»4Qtt
6,400
•
3,400
2,700
700
70
700
2,100
72,700
19,600
14,100
8,700
23,800
7,900
900
500
300
740
3,400
330
2,600
900
2,100
1,900
800
25,900
2,200
10,900
6,000
10,200
5,600
500
8,400
110
2,000
500
9,400
600
100
390
3,200
3,300
7,100
39,400
1,270
13,400
16,100
2,500
1,000
4,000
28,100
22,600
3,000
140
4,000
100
41,900
26,200
8,900
1,300
70
4,600
800
11,100
47,600
3,100
3.40C
800
4,900
107,400
12,900
4,480
70,400
6,590
325,300
289,800
658,600
14,300
100
800
*
-—*
1
Sale
113*4
134
—1
-9
50
Telautograph Corp----—--5
...—5
25
Tennessee
Corp.-Corp (The)
Texas
Texas Gulf Producing Co
*
*
Texas Gulf Sulphur
10
Texas Pacific Land Trust
1
Texas & Pacific
100
Thatcher Manufacturing-.--*
$3.60 conv preferred
*
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
100
7% preferred
Co
Thermoid
—
$3 dividend conv
Third Avenue Ky
1
Sale"
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
434
Sale
Sale
Sale
128
5534
6*4
3*4
5*4
Sale
10
100
pref
Thompson (J R)
-—25
Thompson Products..—-__-*
Thompson Starrett-.,-*
^3.50 preferred
*
88,300 Tide Water Associated Oil--10
$4.50 conv preferred
*
9,600
10
125,100 Timken-Detroit Axle Co
47,100 Timken Roller Bear
52.700 Transamerica Corp—
64,400 Tri-Continental Corp
.>6 preferred
1,730
10,800 Truax Traer Coal
$1.50 preferred
9,120
3,900 Twin City Rapid Transit
Preferred
1,890
25,400 Twin Coach Co
-
--1
*
*
-
—*
*
100
1
Underwood Elliott Fisher—*
*
62,100 Union Bag & Paper
212 900, Union Carbide & Carbon
*
2 040'Union Elec Co of Mo $5 pref--*
25 500
53,500'Union Oil, California
25
68 800 Union Pacific Kit
100
15^030
4% preferred
100
6,400 Union Premier Food Stores Incl
21,000 Union Tank Car
*
158,300 United Aircraft Corp
5
142,000 United Air Lines Transport-.5
14 200 United Biscuit of America.- --*
650
5% preferred
---100
14,600 United Carbon
*
5,700 United-Carr Fastener Corp— *
350 000 United Corporation
*
144,800
*3 preferred
*
51,300 United Drug Inc
5
4.600 United Dyewood
---.10
1,770
Preferred
- —
-100
24 800 United Electric Coal Cos
5
8.500'United Eng & Foundry
5
62,700 United Fruit
*
334,400 United Gas ImptCo
*
16,700
&S preferred.
*
36,600 United Merch & Mfrs Inc vtc.l
13,800 United Paperboard Co——10
U S & Foreign Secur Corp—*
$6 1 st preferred
*
U S Distributing Corp pref. 100
i0,400 U S Freight--.*
40,8001U S Gypsum Co
20
7801 7% preferred
100
18 500 U S Hoffman Mach
5
1,560
5*4% conv preferred
50
37,200 U S industrial Alchol
*
8 000 U S Leather Co
*
15',500
Partic & conv class A—..
*
1 400
Prior preferred
100
25 700 U S Pipe & Foundry
20
4,700 U S Playing Card
-.-10
13,400 U S Plywood Corp
1
46,600 U 8 Realty & Impt
♦
448,500 U S Rubber Co..
10
44,500
8% 1st preferred
100
14,100 U S Smelt Ref & Mining—50
9,200
Preferred
50
5
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Sale
334
3 34
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534
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51
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8
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1
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26
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2
1
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5
3
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9
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28
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18
7
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172
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234 May
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1
9
534 May 19
3234 May 14
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38
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3
4
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8
3534 May
7
234 May
4
May 28
6
25*4 May
2
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1134 May 14
1
9*4 May
5
96
May
3
2934 May
1
41
May
4 34 May 26
934 May 15
9
734 May
1
1
May
66
May 16
1
4
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934 May 21
5
May 23
1634 May 20
134 May 31
5
17
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6*4 May 22
21
3*4
6*4
74 34
2634
31*4
3
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20*4
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87
89
87
60
59
61
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71
61*4
7134
60*4
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6
70
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31
1
1
7
1
31
20
26
1
15
15
27
1
2
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26
16
27
6
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19
634 May
534 May
4—
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3
4*4 Jan.
3
2
60
Mar.
5
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31
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34
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52
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6*4 Mar.
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5 3s Apr.
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50
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116
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117 % May
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15
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1134 Apr.
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26
23
14
70
15
2,7
6
31
3
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20
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14
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15
5
3 *4 .May
32
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7*4
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3*4
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10
6
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2
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May
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14
22
4
18
4
19
2
1
10
6
12
9
10
7
21
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0
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6
Jan.
6
8
16
2
14
3
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Apr.
21
22
45
Jan.
18
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May 28
25*4 Apr. 30
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11*4 May 14
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6
4
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Feb.
19
17
26
15
25
16
16
19
9*4 Jan. 30
5
May 23
16*4 May 20
Mar. 25
16 Cj Feb.
20
6*4 May 22
2*4 Feb.
12
24
3
21
1
2734 Feb.
39
Feb.
4*4 May
934 May
6*4 Mar.
1
Apr.
66
May
4*4 May
May 12
May 31
May
6
Jan. 23
17
1
2
7
Jan.
Feb.
4
3*4 Jan.
9*4 Jan.
2
6*4
534
12*4
1034
40*4
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96
7*4 Jan.
6 *4 Jan.
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35*4 Apr.
38
4
5
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37*4 May
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34
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18
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6
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3434
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13
10
6
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18
9
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7
2
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9
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9
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10
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9
16
6
7
10
10
13
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4
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15
115
6
6
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15
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9
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2
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23
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6
10
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2
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10
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9
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7
10
13
11
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11
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11
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42
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8
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9
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13
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10
16
29
25
10
11
15
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9
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90
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17
934 Mar.
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55
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170
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14
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6
27
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20
22
28
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30
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27
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7 127
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4
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40
30
Feb.
32*4 May
11
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9*4 Feb.
60
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69*4 May 20
112*4 May 28 zlll** Jan.
6
12*4 Jan.
14*4 May
82 34 May 13
7534 Mar.
80
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82*4 May 29
12
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9
1134 May
9
2834 May
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34 34 Apr.
4034 May 28
6
10*4 May
9*4 May
12
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40 *4 May
4534 May 21
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5
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% May
22
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18*4 Apr.
3
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1 *4 May
134 May
2234 May
20*4 May
434 May 10
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33*4 May
7
3534 May
60
63 34 May 20
May
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734 May 27
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10934 May
1 105
834 Apr.
934 May 10
3
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7
7034 May 15
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28
2
21
12
12
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31
6
6
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7
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3
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1
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37 34 May 13
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6
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98
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2
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4334 May 20
5
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1
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6
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69
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7
434 May 10
10
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1
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5
134 May 31
21
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8
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6
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434
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7
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9
4
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9
3834 Jan.
29
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2
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2734 Apr. 25 £37*4 Jan.
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5
56*4 Mar. 19 58*4 Jan. 21
6
6*4 Jan.
5
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May
7
9
57*4 Jan.
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2
44*4 May 31
9
36*4 Jan.
May 29
3134 Feb. 19
Jan. 24
May 24 111*4 May 29 116
6
6*4 Jan.
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5*4 Apr. 26
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5 111
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1
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3
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234 Feb. 15
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6
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9
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6
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28
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May
May
May
May
Sale
60
May
Sale
60
6*4 May
Sale
6*4 Sale
May
Sale
107*4 105
107
8 34 May
Sale
Sale
9
2*4 May
334
234
2*4
31
Sale
3634
Highest
Sale Prices
30*4
Sale
1034
10*4 Sale
Sale
64*4
6834 Sale
112*4 112*4 112*4 111*4
13 34
Sale
1334 Sale
Sale
77*4
7834 Sale
82
80*4
82*4
8134
12
1134
1134
12*4
28
Sale
2734
27*4
Sale
3634
3834 Sale
10
Sale
9*4
9*4
11*4
11*4
12
11*4
Sale
110*4 109
109
44
4034
42*4
41*4
18*4
17*4
1734
1834
%
Sale
*16 Sale
Sale
20*4
21*4 Sale
3
Sale
3
334
134
Sale
154
134
20*4
22*4
2134
22*4
3 34
Sale
3*4
334
33 34
3534
34*4
Sale
1034
9
37
434
1034
5*4
1734
84 34
55*4
38*4
Sale
64
2*4
8534
2*4
2 34
61
70
6*4
37
434 Sale
10
934
834
7
134
134
Sale
16
Sale
116
41
18
17*4
*4
2134
334
134
21*4
3 Vs
33 34
62 34
Sale
98
16
31
10*4
634
34
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1134 Sale
9*4 Sale
97 34
9634
31*4 Sale
1734
1*4
5*4
40
Sale
2634
16*4
134
934
Sale
Sale
234
3*4
434
934
534
16*4
134
4
Sale
Sale
434
34 34
30
Sale
434
1134
134
7334
3834
Sale
41
8
234
*4
29
Sale
10
Sale
9*4
97*4
Sale
5
4
Sale
6
634
3534
3
234
3934 Sale
434 Sale
34*4
3534
3
2*4
5
434
26
34
634
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
5*4 May 28
534
6
5*4 May *28
5*4 Sale
3 *4——4— -3*4 May 10
33 34 May
34
5
3534
5*4 Sale
5*4
5*4
—3 34—-4—
33 34
3534
3*4
2
10
2,900 Truscon Steel Co
87,200 20th Century Fox Film Corp.*
40.
Sale
1634
Sale
...—*
5
30,400 Transc & West Air Inc
4,900 Tran & Williams Steel Forg..*
>s see page
Sale
Sale
7*4 Sale
634
634
4*4
534
3234 Sale
3834
4*4
3134
334
Sale
21
2834 Sale
3634 Sale
3834
37*4
34*4
35*4
5234 Sale
■6*4
6*4
3*4 Sale
5
Highest
Sale Prices
17*4 xl7H May
3434
31*4 May
34 34
28
May
60
5834 May
Sale
o
May
Sale
44*4 May
33
3734
May
11234 11134 May
Sale
534 May
110
111
May
Sale
34e May
Sale
234 May
Sale
15
May
Sale
1734 May
Sale
*
The Fair Co
7J*
Sale
3434 Sale
3
18*4
2034
2834
34*4
3634
Sale
Sale
Without warrants-23,300
3,200 Talcott (James) Inc—
5*4 % partic pref
610
"17
34
Sale
33*4
32
28*4 3034
27 34
59
5834
5834
534
534 Sale
44*4
4834 Sale
Sale
3634
33
11134
112*4
534
5*4 Sale
10634
111*4 Sale
% Sale
2
234 Sale
16
17
17*4
18
1934 Sale
Sale
1834
3934
3
78
"1834
Sale
26*4
*
-.10,
Sale
2634
134 Sale
3
3*4
117
Standard Oil Co. of lnd
*
25
Standard Oil of New Jersey.25
Standard Oil of Ohio
25
1234 Sale
22*4
2334
2834
3134
134
134
Sale
26
58
Sale
Standard Oil of California
Symington-Gould Corp with
stock purchase warrants—1
23,800
For rootnot
Sale
3
2 *4
1234 Sale
14*4
1434
-—
5 440
4,100
1,100
2,100
6,000
64,100
7,600
1,700
*
J3 conv preferred A—
57*4
64
27,000 Sterling Products Inc
7*4
5
35,000 Stewart Warner Corp
434
—1
23.000 Stokely Bros & Co Inc
834
*
80,300 Stone & Webster..
7*4
-1
163,000 Studebaker Corp
5834
*
29,100 Sun Oil Co
125
6% preferred
— .100
11,410
Class A pref (4*4 % cum) .100
1,060
8*4
54,900 Sunshine Mining Co—-—10c
zl8
18,100 Superheater Co (The)—----*
1*4
1
58,700 Superior Oil Corp
16
100
12,000 Superior Steel Corp
2334
Sutherland Paper Co
10
7,300
4
600 Sweets Co of Amer (The) — 50
2234™-jlocuoo. ■Swift—■i-a-a'ri'^25
17*4
Swift International Ltd
36,300
3,800
28,700
282,100
60,700
68,700
37,600
48,800
30,900
10,400
2,400
3,400
1,260
30,500
3,090
16,900
5,100
15,800
15,900
4,600
1234
23*4
12*4 Sale
21 *4
27
2634
Mobile & Ohio certi&—.100
2
1*4
Sparks Withington
*
4*4
434
-1
Spear & Co
75
55
$5.50 preferred
*
2034 Sale
Spencer Kellogg & Sons—-—*
37*4 Sale
Sperry Corp (The) v t c._—1
x37H Sale
Spicer Mfg Co
*
9,900 Starrett Co (The LS)..
2' 900
230
100
f4 preferred
820
4,600
-*
Railway
5% preferred
Southern
preferred
400
4,000
1,000
1,900
Southern Pacific Co
45,500 Standard Gas & Electric.- — *
80,200
6 prior preferred
♦
33,800
$7 prior preferred
—*
99,100
15 900
280
Co..7.50
Ask Bid
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale
23
2334 Sale
2734 Sale
Sale
11
1134
1134
1134 Sale
1034 Sale
Sale
Bid
634
egel Co Inc
2
54
"Convertible $4.50 preferred *
3534
1
35,400, Square D Co
5 % conv preferred.
580
—100 11434
634
212,600' Standard Brands
111*4
$4.50
3,800
2,900
1,800
9,300
Southern California Edison.-25
Southern Natural Gas
Lowest
Sale Prices
May 31
May I
Par
Shares
370
'
1941
1
Jan. 2
n. y. stock exchange
JAN.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN MAY
Price
STOCKS
May
31)
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
STOCK
Y
N;
June, 1941]
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
5*4 Apr.
54 34 Feb.
2634 Apr.
2934 May
18*1 Apr.
Apr.
17*4 Feb.
8034 Feb.
5534 Mar.
69*4 Apr.
3
10*4 Jan.
69*4 Jan.
183
7
42
Jan.
8
14
May 13
May 13
28*4 Jan.
4*4 Jan.
8*4 Jan.
70
May
31*4 Jan.
3434 Feb.
2534 Jan.
1*4 J an.
2534 Apr.
94*4 Jan.
6534 Apr.
7634 Jan.
10
4
6
14
11
7
6
11
4
11
4
29
t
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
40
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
STOCKS
May
1941
Shares
t.
Jan. 1
Share*
PRICES IN MAY
Price
Jan. 2,
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
139,700
6,900
6,200
1,029,400
44,500
49,000
1,300
13,500
23,400
2,300
2,700
4,800
30
2,600
5,300
100
700
300
100
7% preferred
'
7% preferred
50
55,600
2,700
3,900
1,500
7,900
600
500
100
•:
•
:
.
550
120
500
2,500
:
Preferred
v
♦
•
Tobacco.
110C
....
.......
.100
Van Raalte Co.......
7% 1st preferred..w.
..5
,
*
■
'
_
_
.
.
_
200
I UG
3,700
19,600
A J/tUGVJ
27;4OU™2?4l9O'0
390
2,270
31,400
3,000
2,000
9,600
6,100
13,600
5,600
1,300
610
300
1,100
900
2,100
300
30
"7,500
400
210
800
770
f
1,490
1,100
400
4,700
1,500
800
11,500
56,700
15,800
17,300
62,200
4,800
1,370
3,470
3,190
6,160
8,300
1,500
26,200
12,500
3,000
18,700
202,000
91,500
91,000
1,760
8,100
6,300
3,280
350
1,300
1,700
690
150
5,800
800
"
2,100
9,000
2,400
12,700
2,200
l",306
39,300
4,800
700
600
80
2,000
3,600
14,900
470
1,100
23,900
300
6,300
4,200
2,000
92
>
11k
25*4
114*4
39*4
40*4
26 j
114*4 115
40
96*4
1
22
21;
1*4
1*4
1*4
20*4
21*4
19*4
115*4 116*4 116
16
40*4
33
96*4
—
warr
100
.
105
%
X
*4.
A
7*4
Sale
22*4
106*4
5*4 Sale
30*4 Sale
8
Sale
18*4
95
100
4*4 Sale
26*4 Sale
13
:uH
_
7*
Western Union Telegraph.. 100
Westinghouse Air Brake
*
Westinghouse Elec & Mfg..50
20*4 Sale
21*4 Sale
Sale
—50 134
7% 1st preferred...
104
Sale
34
Sale
Weston Elec Instrument. 12.50
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
*
*
...
Prior preferred.......
117,700 Wilson
& Co_
Sale
Sale
73
10*4
Sale
*
Sale
4*4
55*4
1
*
23
20
Sale
14*4
16*4
14
38
39
38
32
32*4
32
91
96
92
141
136
May
9
May 15
May 12
May 16
May 19 16
; May; 1
May 23 39* 4 May 12
May 14 33* 4 May
2
May* 9 95
May 16
May 13 136
May 13
%» May
*2 May
May
18*4 May
18*4
19*4
97
May
98*4 100
4
May
4*4 Sale
25*4 May
25*4 Sale
13*4
13*4
13*4 May
3*4 May
3*4 Sale
*4
*4, May
14
May
15*43*4 Sale
',3 *4 May
64
59*4
57*4 May
Sale
*4 May
8
7
6
May
25
26*4T 26*4 May
18
19*4
19*4 May
15
14
14*4
May 14
Sale
16
15*4 May 28
6
2*4 : 2*4 May
2*4
1*4
1*4
3*4
AA
Sale
4*4
...»
67
*
8^
68*4
1*4
1*4
A*
3*1
ef*
Sale
Sale
Sale
116
49*4 Apr. 21
May 31
22*4 Apr. 30
Sale Prices
Jan.
6
Jan. 13
116
Mar. 27
42
1
May
H Apr.
44*4 Apr.
12
May
48*4 May
140
May
133
Jan,
50^
% Jan.
15
Apr.
23
Apr.
12
Apr.
x22
Jan.
Jan
Jan
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
4
7
3
10
10
15
Jan., 21
Mar. 10
*4 Jan.
9
Jan.
4
34*4 Jan.
6
17
15
26
Feb.
114
it"
10
28
25
10 16*4
2
59*|
20 157
17 158
Feb.
Mar. 17
40*4 May
Jan.
15
115*4 Jan.
44*4 Jan.
2
9
57
Mar.
20
Mar. 13
Mar. 26
"24*4 Janl"i5
1*4 Apr. 14
2*4 Jan.
2
19*4 Apr. 22 27*4 Jan. 11
1
115*4 Feb. 17 117*4 Feb.
12
Apr.
38;
May 23
3
31*4 Mar. 29
20*4 Jan.
2
42
Jan.
4
33*4 Feb.
5
15 100
Mar. 12
Mar. 27 136
89
Apr. 17
Feb.
135
Sale
Sale
26*4
18*4
Sale
86
86
100
Sale
99
110
19*4
56*4
92*4
58*4
Sale
60
63
111
87
100
Sale
i
Sale
Sale
Sale
118
Sale
Sale
-
96
1,300
5 *4 % preferred series A..100
31,000 Youngstown Steel Door...— *
30,900 Zenith Radio Corp
._*
Zonite Products Corp
19,100
1
„
Sale
Sale
2*4
z
c
Sale
*8
ip
97
27*4
'IPs
16 U
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27*4
20*4
15
17*4
2*4
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
7
12
20
7
21
6
21
9
22
5
22
7
14
29
12
13
2
7
2
5
66*4
18*4
12*4
117*4
9*4
32*4
13*4
12*4
1*4
22
72*4
Sale
Sale
99
113*4
16
105*4
27
3
7*4
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V
2*4
1*4
3*4
4*4
68*4
"26*1
.26*4
26*4 Sale
18*4
19*4
90*4 100
86
92*4
58
56*4
61*4
59*4
86
94*4
62
63
18*4
19*4
Sale
12*4 Sale
Sale
117*4 118*4
10
10*4
9*4
Sale
32*4 Sale
Sale
Sale
1*4
15
.
Jan.
4
2
Apr. 22
May 21
4
May
1
25*4 May 31
IV*
97
Feb.
*12 54
13
3*4 May 13
Mar. 24
13*4 Apr.. 19
5§*
25
.
19
Feb.
Jan.
2
Mar. 11
Feb.
4
Feb. 19
19*4 May 23
14
May 14
15 X May 28
2*4 May 6
80
Feb.
5
16*4 Mar. 3
,
Sale
90
83
Ex-dividend.
69*4
Apr,
Jan,
8
20*4 May
69
May
97
May
101*4 May
97
May
112*4 May
15*4 May
104*4 May
26*4 May
2*4 May
6*4 May
*4 May
23*4 May 10
71
May
5
100*4 May 2
1
108*4 May
102
May
2
116
May 15
6
16*4 May
105
5
May
6
27*4 May
6
3*4 May
9
7*4 May
1*4 May 13
1*4 May '3
1 *4 May
2
May 15
4*4 May
2
65*4 May 20
2*4
1*4
3*4
4*4
68*4
26
27*4 May
28*4 May
19*i May
3*1
May
May
May
May
May
65*4
Mar.
6
H Jan.
10
"..Jan.
17
'
9*4
22*4
105*4
6*4
30*4
13
ft May
Jan.
5
*«i Feb.
J
9
6
Jan.
22
1
17*4 Ja n . ~ 6
3 ft Apr,
63
1
17
Mar. 21
Jan.
2
9*4 Apr.
3
30
Jan.
9
23*4
16*4
20*4
4*4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
6
6
7
80
Feb.
5
23;
May 10
Jan.
74*4 Jan. 18
Jan.
25
Jan.
10
Jan.
Jan.
18
3
Jan.
7
Feb. 10
Jan.
2
Jan. 22
7 *4 Mar. 28
1*4 May 13
18*4 Feb. 13 24*4
17*4 Apr. 22 22*4
86
May 31 105
120*4 May
2 141
28
May
8 34*4
27*4 Apr. 17 36
105
Apr. 16 110*4
92
4
4
6
6
2
5*4 Jan.
97
May 31 106*4
101*4 May 29 115
97
May 19 107*4
112
Mar. 31 117*4
18
15*4 Feb. 19
104*4 Apr. 26 105*4
23*4 Mar. 3 28*4
3*4
2X Apr. 28
6
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.,
May 21
Jan. 10
Jan.
4
Mai. 22
Jan.
Jan.;
10
3
6
100
Jan.
30
Apr.
21X Apr.
64
May
.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
3
14
22
10'
12>
Jan.
76
12
Feb.
17!
Jan.
4
Apr.
7\
Jan.
4
Feb.
5!
Jan.
9
13
10
41
Feb.
50" Apr.
8
jt
25*4 Mar. 28
20*4 Feb.
1*4
1*4
3*4
4*4
65*4
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
3
16
18
24
15
2*4 May 12
2*4 Jan. 11
5*4 Jan. 13
5*4 Jan. 25
74
Apr.
4
115
r
"32*4 "26"
....10
265,000 Wool worth (F W)
♦
63,400 Worthington P & M
7% preferred A
140
100
6% preferred B
180
100
Prior pref 4*4 % series... 100
9,400
Prior pref 4 *4 % conv ser 100
7,700
700 Wright Aeronautical Corp...*
A_*
12,400 Wrigley (Wm) Jr__„__
25
16,710 Yale & Towne Mfg Co
145,500 Yellow Truck & Coach cl B..1
7% preferred100
2,530
19,500 Young Spring & Wire.......*
168,200 Youngstown Sheet & Tube.. *
rOashaales
•
%
*4
9*'
Sale
23
20
19*4
20*4
May
24*4 May 21
18*4 Sale
18*4 Sale
18*4 May
20*4 May 10
Sale
86
May
87*4 Sale
86,
90*4 May 21
124
126
120*4 128
120*4 May
124*4 May 16
27
30
28
29
29*4
May
29
May
7
28
28
Man
30
30*4
28*4
30
May 22
108
109
107*4 Sale
107*4 May
109*4 May 23
55
55
76*4
76*4
95*4
97*4
94*4
92*4
94*4 May
8 96*4 May 22
Sale
23
22*4
23*4 22*4 May 20 24*4 May 10
70
67
71
61
64
May 19 68*4 May 23
11*4
11*4
12*4
11*4
11*4 May
5
11*4 May 16
13*4 Sale
13*4 Sale
13*4 May 16 14*4 May
6
4
4*4 Sale
4*4
4*4
May 15
4*4 May * 7
4
4
4
4*4
4*4
May
2
4*4 May
7
45
50
45
51*4
40*4
May 14 45
May 14
24
21
23
23*4 22 h May 13 22 h May 13
Sale
Wisconsin Elec Pow 6% pf.100
Woodward iron Co
10
Deferred delivery.
22*4
,
35
35*4
109*4 110
76*4
1
$6 preferred.,
18,800
May 24 22*4
1*4 May
7
lk
20*4 May
6 23
115*4 May
2 116*4
21
22
Sale
Highest
57
136
Sale
39
32*4
91.
--
$4.50 preferred
46^
"shT inn "85"
161"
135
*4
5,600 Wilcox Oil & Gas—.I.
5
82,800 Willys-Overland Motors.....1
6 % conv preferred
10
44,800
a
12*4
.
23*4
;
*4
%
13*4 Sale
Sale
4*4
3*4"
4*4 Sale
X
*4
7 % preferred
Il00 JL5*. 161: -.13*4'
Warner BrosPlct ur es IT "HI 5
3*4 Sale
3*4 Sale
$3.85 preferred
53
Sale
57*4 Sale
*
iWarren Bros
1
Sale
8
$3 preferred
10*4
-III.I*
Warren Foundry &
25
28
2729*4
Piper.—.*
20*4 Sale
Washington Gas Light Co
22*4 Sale
*
Waukesha Motor Co
14*4
15*4
5
15*4
16*4
17
18
Wayne Pump Co....
1
18*4 Sale
Webster Eisenlohr.. ._..i
2*4
2*4
*
3*4 Sale
80
80
7% preferred
80*
100
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
20*4 Sale
21*4
_.*
17*4 Sale"
65
71
$4 conv preferred.........*
70*4
70
71
West Penn Electric Co A...* 106
97
100*4 100*4
Sale
101*4
7% preferred.
Sale
108*4 Sale
.100 113
Sale
101:
97*4
106
Sale
6%j>referred
100
West Penn Pow Co 4 *4 % pf 100 117*4 ns* 115*4 Sale
112*4
West Virginia Pulp &
15
15*4
17
Paper..*
104 >4 106*4 104*4
Sale
6% preferred.
-....100 105
Western Auto Supply Co...10
26*4
26*4 Sale
28*4 Sale
Western Maryland
2*4
3
2*4 Sale
100
3*4
5
4% 2d preferred
7*4
5
100
6*4
Western Pacific 6% pref—.100
Sale
*4 Sale
*4.
4,300
♦Noparvalue.
Sale
24
151
149
15
16
14*4
24*4
12*4
i
48.'
47*4
140*4 148
.
56*4
22
135,200 White Motor Co
23,100 White Rock Min Spgs Co
25,500 White Sewing Machine
$4 convertible preferred.
500
18",400
i
1
t\
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry. 100
5*4% conv preferred
T.106
100
55,300 Wheeling Steel Corp
.._*
$5 conv prior jpreferred
3,900
*
4,400 White Dental Mfg Co (SS).20
"
13
:
*4
*4
Sale
_
100
149;
.
u |
100
153
'
26*4
43
Div redeemable pref—i__„*
6,300
2,900 Ward Baking Co class A.i...*
ClassB
4,100
*
500
1,500
1,700
Sale
5
73,400 Walworth Co
♦
12,800 Walker (H) Gooder & W Ltd.*
11,700
2,200
1,000
10,500
15?«
8
t'-
19
Xt May
9
15*4 May
19 24*4 May
2
28
13*4 May
7
20 25*4 May 21
24 115*4 May
3
23 42*4 May 13
11
1
>
47*4
13*4
52*4
145
135
v'j,
Sale
M
33
~25*
*& May
15*4 May
17*4
23
May
24
12
May
12*4
25*4 May
26 !
114*4 May
116
40*4 40*4 May
43
23*4
47*4
1*4
%
49*4
1*4
150
155
Sale
Sale
16
loo
100
10,500 Walgreen Co.
:
1,700
*4% preferred with
100
;
Lowest
Sale Prices
1
55*4 May 13
31 119*4 May
7
1
24*4 May 20
27
May 24
10
May
2
1
May
7
7
May
7
13
10
May
9
2
49*4 May 15
20 150*4 May
3
6 150
May 22
44*4
45
43*
50
16 H
54*4
154
136
—
900
400
4**
4,600 t Wabash Ry Co
....._100
5 % preferred A
14,600
100
17,100 Waldorf System.—-L—
*
v
44
1*4
Highest
Sale Prices
50*4 May
116
May
23
May
44*4 May
1
May
*4 May
46*4 May
12
May
48*4 May
140
May
145
May
23 i
Sale
7% preferred
Sale
116.
115
....
Sale
Sale
i
I.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ask
Sale
50*4
!
■
Sale Prices
May 31
.23
■*
{
,
Ask Bid
Sale
53
*119
.._100
Detinning
v
Bid
■
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
5% non-cum
"85"
23 X Sale
7,100 Victor Chemical Works......5
*
11,500 Va Caro Chemical
2*4 Sale
26
Sale
14,400
6% div partic pref.._i_.100
2,070 Virginia Elec& Power 6% pref* 117*4
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke—
5% preferred..
2,530
151; Sale
___100
5,600 Virginian Ry Co...........25
40*4 42
6% preferred
21,300
25
32*4 Sale
[
200
*
Vanadium Corp of America. *
Van Norm Mach Tool Co.2.50
; - 240
2,800
4,600
i
Sale
8% preferred
850 Vulcan
;
,»
50
128
31
48
Ry Co. 100
preferred...100
180
10
Leaf
69 M
-_-5
...
preferred-
Universal
Ask
1*4 Sale
Vick Chemical Co
30 Vicks Shreve & Pac
1,200
!
conv
1125
Bid
Corp.. ...1
Universal-Cyclops Steel.. IIIi
440
11,300
1,200
1,200
2,600
....
United Stockyards
United Stores A
$6
♦
;
..
9,500 Vadsco Sales Corp......
2,200
,
100
U S Tobacco..
3,660 Universal Picture 1st pref. .100
110
•l
*
United States Steel——..
320
v
t
May 1
Par
i
81
86
14*4
11*4
1*4
15*4
11*4
ffix-rlghts.
2
May
1
26*4 May 26
18*4 May 16
25*4 Apr. 21
26*4 May 26
16*4 Feb. 19
93
85
56*4 May 28 59
May
59*4 May 28 63
May
89
9
May
93
May
62*4 May 28 67
May
1
18*4 May
20
May
12*4 May 15
13*4 May
1 118*4 May
117*4 May
9*4 May 22
10*4 May
32
2
34 *4 May
May
83
8
May
83*4 May
1
13*4 May
16 *4 May
10*4 May 16
12*4 May
5
1*4 May
2
May
t
t Companies reported in receivership.
Mar. 15
Jan. 30
33*4
34*4
24*4
99*4
Jan.
92
7
Jan,
7
Jan.
9
Mar. 27
Apr.
3
54*4 Feb.
17
Jan.
Feb.
13
Jan.
28
23
60*4
64*4
86
Apr. 23 101*4
62*4 May 28 80
17*4 Apr. 24 22*4
11*4 Apr. 21
17*4
58
114
Feb.
9*4 Feb.
30*4 Apr.
83
Apr.
13*4 Apr.
10*4 May
1*4 Apr.
25 120
19
18
26
16
16
23
Jan.
9
Jan.
11
Jan.
8
Jan.
10
10
Jan.
12*4 Jan.
42*4 Jan.
11
94*4 Jan.
Jan.
31
6
Apr.
3
Jan.
6
18*4
11 Called for redemption.
6
OF
RANGE
May,*
May 31
NOTICE—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash
and when selling outside of the regular monthly range are
oomputing the range for the year
Jan. 1 to
NEW YORK
Since
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
600
800
100
700
30
170
170
100
6%
5%
1214
Ask
21
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
l%
iu
Bid
Par
—
1,550 Acme Wire Co common——-10
-400 Aero Supply Mfg class A
1
Class B
-—.—1
23,900
5,100 A1 nsworth Mfg Corp com—-5
5,710 Air Associates Inc (N J)
1
2
4,400 Air Investors Inc common
Convertible preferred
1,500
*
Warrants
2,600
50
1,190 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
2,190 Ala Power Co $7 preferred—
$6 preferred
2,030
-—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
7% preferred.—
100
100 A lies & Fisher Inc common—*
,
19
22 %
150
325
275
3,150
1,450
1,700
100
1,300
300
"l'.HO
300
100
94%
100
2%
%
4%
155
*
70%
8,550 Aluminium Ltd
6% preferred
2,300
900 American Beverage Corp
4,190 American Book Co
3,400 Amer Box Board Co com
1,000 Amer Capital Corp cl A
Common class B
600
1,700
500
"i',900
10,100
900
3,425
2,000
10.600
450
1,800
180
19",800
10,100
300
1,250
15,700
2,225
2,200
850
175
350
850
3,800
700
100
40
11,600
100
175
9,600
700
16,800
950
800
400
3,100
800
127,500
32,200
4,000
6,400
94,900
7.875
13,100
3,875
1,050
2,420
7,750
40,700
6,000
102,700
6,950
12,800
6,400
8,000
3,600
290
1,700
6,100
1,000
14,300
39,900
20,200
110
550
100
3,500
2,300
6,100
17,600
150
450
100
25,200
400
10
100
4,500
820
500
8,000
600
1,600
2,600
100
1
_
Amer
Republics Corp com—10
com.--.2
Amer Seal-Rap Corp
American
*
Superpower
2%
16
1%
14%
3
Sale
128
115%
preferred
120 Atlanta Gas Light 6%
100
pref_ 100
1
16,200 Atlantic Coast Fisheries
5,540 Atlantic Coast Line Co...__50
1
2,900 Atlantic Rayon Corp—
43,300 Atlas Corp warrants
5
5,500 Atlas Drop Forge Co com
— •
6,200 Atlas Plywood Corp.
31,800 Auburn Central Mfg Corp—*
For footnotes see page 51.
4
14
6
13%
%
„
25
At
11%
28%
112%
2%
29
31%
17%
18
12%
Sale
Sale
Sale
26
.
3%
30
33%
Sale
26%
27%
18%
19%
Sale
28
29
20%
78%
22
85
17
13%
25%
18%
79%
%
o
30%
31%
29%
61
64
50
6% Sale
3%
4%
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Sale
7% Sale
2k
3%
2„
1%
2
1% Sale
7%
8
85%
90
8%
10
5%
5%
5
8
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12
2%
3
At
%
At Sale
1%
1%
Apr. 17
Apr*. 15
Feb. 15
10
-1
20
65
107
3
Sale
17
Sale
3%
%
5%
46*
IS
Sale
Sale
19
82
31*'
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2%
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48
4%
3
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8%
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6%
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5%
1%
%
11%
70
A
18%
17
%
32%
35%
16%
%
37%
36%
17%
27
May 24
May
6
4% May
6
1% May 24
9% May 13
10% May 24
"% May~15
% May 15
24% May 29
4% May 23
1 %
9
1
7%
5%
4%
11%
%
May
1
May 13
% May
%
At
9% May
11% Sale
23
Sale
May
24% Sale
Sale
107
107% 105% May
2%
2%
2%
J* May
Sale
26
Sale
26
May
28% May
30
29%
29%
17
16% May
18
15%
20
18% May
19
20%
87
1
72
95
%
4%
%
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9%
62%
At
0
Sale
1%
1%
Sale
88%
1%
95
May 27
May 13
37
Sale
8%
May 12
115% May
1
14% May
7
7
May
9
5
2
9
6
15
2%
2,S.
At
1%
68
%
1%
72
108
Sale
Sale
5%
Sale
2%
2
11
29
4
9
.
At Feb.
75% Jan.
103% Jan.
23
6
3
94% Jan.
2
14
23
2
12
15
13
13%
25%
27
18%
22
79%
81
% Sale
29
31%
51%
57
6%
7
2%
3%
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43%
44%
3%
4
2% Sale
1%
2%
%
1
..
8
13% May
25% May
19
May
79% May
% May
31% May
53
May
6% May
2% May
% May
42% May
3% May
2% May
2
May
% May
26
9
2
14
9
27
16
1
1
15
15
2
7
2
1
8
1
19
15
31
1
1
20
7
May 10
% May 15
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
27
May
29% May
17% May
20
May
18%
At
11%
25%
109%
2%
13% May
26% May
19
May
79% May
% May
31% May
55% May
7% May
3
May
At May
46
May
4 % May
3
May
2% May
% May
21
16
23
31
1
1
l5
7
22
21
14
2
15
15
13
7
9
6
20
23
2
2
13
7
21
2%
21
23
3%
%
6%
14
3
Sale
3%
%
7
14%
Sale
68
108%
2%
3 3;
16
5
13
4% May 22
16% Apr.
22% Jan.
155
6% Feb.
65
May 27
Jan. 30
93
%«Apr.
24% May
4
Apr.
% Mar.
At Jan.
9% May
63
Apr.
% Jan.
14
29
28
4
7
13
14
7
16% May 23
17% May 23
May
6
35*
Jan.
31
1%
75
-----
2%
5%
22%
3%
At
6%
13%
3%
15
3%
21
3%
At
72
108
May
May
2% May
May
3% May
% May
6
May
13% May
2% May
22
At May 16
»82 May 17
1% May
7
72
108%
2%
23%
3%
%
7
15
3%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
My
22
14
22
6
2
28
3
21
26
Jan.
Jan.
2
18% Jan.
7% Jan.
16
13
116
Mar.
12
Feb.
30
14
7
75% Apr.
7
99% Apr. 26
% Jan.
7
35
Jan.
9
5% Jan.
8
1% May 24
At Jan.
7
11% Mar. 10
68% Jan. 20
%4Jan.
3
28% Feb.
26n
11*
5
Feb.
3
Jan.
10
Jan.
Jan.
15
4
15% Apr. 30
19% Jan.
10
% Mar. 27
Jan.
Jan.
9% Apr. 16
23
May 26 30% Jan.
9 113% Feb.
105% May
3% Jan.
2% Apr. 22
26
Apr. 25
29% Jan.
33
Jan.
28
Apr. 12
2
10
28
14
4
6
20
15
Feb.
19
20
Jan.
16
Feb,
19
21
Mar. 27
Feb.
17
15% Apr.
28% Jan.
23% Jan.
Apr. 22
17% Apr. 22
79% Mar. 20
% Jan.
29
29% Apr. 25
50
Apr. 30
5% Feb. 19
2% Apr. 30
% Feb.
7
42% May 19
3% Apr. 22
2% Mar. 18
*
Mar.
4
Apr. 29
Apr. 14
80
Feb
8
4
4
15
7
% May 13
32% Jan. 18
66
.Tan.
7% May
3% Jan.
% Jan.
17
6
8
2
60
Feb.
8
8
Jan.
13
3% Jan.
2% Feb.
23
1
Jan.
12
Jan.
27
7
10
103% May 29
103% May
1
Apr.
1% Apr.
6% Apr.
80
May
7% May
5% Jan.
4% Apr.
11% Apr.
lH
J%
Jan.
4
Jan.
6
Jan.
11
96
Mar.
7
8% Jan. 17
M
May 22
Jan.
9
11% Apr.
Mar. 31
3
At May 16
At May
3
1 % May
7
6
13
Apr.
Feb.
9
4%
%
5
18% Apr.
4
May
115
May
111% May
25*
103% May 27 103% May 29
103% 104
1 % May
5
1
May 10
1%
1%
1 % May
1 % May
2
2
1%
1%
7
May
6
6% May 29
6%
6%
80
May
5
May 29 87
79%
83
7% May 21
7% May 21
7%
8%
6% May 22
5% May
9
6%
6%
5
4 % May
May 12
1
4%
4%
11% May
1
11% May
1
10
11%
2%
At
At
1%
2% May
% Feb.
6
2% May
% Mar.
10
3
Mar. 31
% Jan.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
14
28
2
28
10
72
2
Jan.
Apr. 29
3
Jan.
May 13
2% May 15
4
At Jan.
At Jan.
24
2
Feb.
15
1% Jan.
57%
|4
Jan.
22% Jan.
6% Jan.
6% Jan.
1 o\A
12% Jan.
-.1% Jan,
25% Mar.
At Jan.
88
Apr.
111% Mar.
103
Mar.
1% May
130
34% May
15% May
Sale
53
6%
2%
2
%
13
20
16% Mar. 11
21% Feb. 14
5% May
8
4% May 22
14
May
22% May
15%
J2**
16
16% May 23
17% May 23
% May
6
26
9%
25%
109%
95
15
21
21
Sale
65
16%
:*%
11
69%
H
15
6%
25
Sale
6
22% May 22
4% May 22
13% May
7
May
67%
%
4%
1#
14%
93
%
a
2% May
1% May
1% May
15% May
65%
%
38
2%
15%
5
.7
Sale
72
6
%
4
"4
May
5%
115
May
115% 118
111% May
111% 112
Sale
15
Sale
85*
21 % May
Sale
37% Sale
19%'May 20
May T9
6
May 20
8
5% May
4 % May
5
4% May 22
10
3
May 27 10% May
May. 16 „.JL,%.May_ J7
20% May 20 20% May 20
May' 5
% May
5
May 17
May 17 85
May
8
1 108
107% May
99% May
1
98% May 27
2% May
3
21%
20
Sale
29
%
11%
Co
98
1%
14%
H
Angostura-Wupperman... — 1
Apex Elec Mfg Co common—*
Appalachian Electric Power4%% preferred
100
Arkansas Nat Gas common.-*
Class A non-voting
*
6% preferred
10
Arkansas P & L $7 preferred.*
Aro Equipment Corp
1
Art Metal Works common.
5
Ashland Oil & Refining Co__l
Assoc Breweries of Canada
*
Associated Elec Industries—
American dep rets reg
_£1
RR
83
106
9%
62%
As
51
-..
88
Sale
Sale
3
15%
30
Highest
Sale Prices
105
4
19
10
23%
%
84%
107%
98%
2%
%
33
Lowest
Sale Prices
19
5%
4%
_.li£
96% 105
35
20
2%
%
72%
Highest
Sale Prices
24
2%
At
114% Sale
18%
20
7%
8%
preferred $6 series.----*
Preferred $6 series
*
American Thread 5% pref
5
Anchor Post Fence new com. .2
1st
18
3%
1%
22% Sale
Lowest
Ask
21%
5%
4%
9%
106
10c
$5.50 prior preferred
--*
American Centrifugal Corp_.l
Amer Cities Power & Lt Corp—
Conv class A
25
Class A with warrants
25
Class B
1
Amer Cyanamld com class A_10
Common class B non-vot- 10
American Export Lines com__l
Amer & Foreign Power warr—
Amer Fork & Hoe Co com—
American Gas & Electric
10
4% % preferred
—.100
American General Corp—-10c
$2 preferred
1
$2.50 preforred
1
Amer Hard Rubber Co com_50
American Laund Mach com .20
%6
84
107%
99%
10c
3,400 t Assoc Gas & Elec common. _ 1
Class A*
1
54,900
$5 preferred
*
4,100
Assoc Laundries of America.
"~"l"66 Assoc Tel & Tel class A
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast
80
2
15
Sale
$3 preferred
—
700
100
100
1
38,500 American Light & Traccom.25
6% preferred
25
3,000
1,350 American Mfg Co common-100
Preferred
100
70
1
42,600 American Maracaibo
4,600 American Meter Co
900 Amer Potash & Chem Corp—*
290
900
Sale
Sale
r75
104
Bid
19%
17%
24
21%
5% Sale
5
4%
10%
10%
„.l %... Sale.
20%
%
Am
Allied Internat Investing—
350
$3 conv preferred
*
6,200 Allied Products Corp com—10
Class A
25
2,400
300 Altorfer Bros Co common----*
15,700 Aluminum Co common
7,050
6% preferred
100
*
7,600 Aluminum Goods Mfg
*
350 Aluminum Industries com
—
"'56O
26
20
300 Alliance Investment common
450
.
Ask
Bid
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
1941
—SHa-res-*" —STOCKS
1,210
1
Pric#
CURB EXCHANGE
In
3,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY
SALES
-t.
May 31
disregarded! n the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month
shown In a footnote In the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales In
sales, are
AGGREGATE
May
$38,112,000
160,067,000
$20,908,000
_116,161,000
May
7,179,035
23,938,035
1,721,735
10,300,762
Shares.
Jan. 1 to
1940
1941
Bond Sales
1940
1941
Stock Sales
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
PRICES ON
1
Jan.
10
3
May 22
108
Apr. 25 108% May 14
3
3% Jan.
2% Apr. 22
2
6
17
Jan.
23% May
65
3%
%
5%
13%
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
#
3
13
Apr. 29
Jan.
15
4% Mar. 19
42
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aqqreqate
SALES
H YNO*<
PRICES IN MAY
NEW YORK
Since
1941
STOCKS
Par
(Continued)
6,200 Automatic Products Corp... 5
6,900 Auto Voting Machine com—*
2,100 Avery (B F) Sons Co
5
525
6% preferred with warr
25
200
6% preferred ex-warr
25
1,400
Purchase warrants
970 Axton Fisher Tob class A—10
-
Ask
Bid
1
lk
3k
3
354
Lowest
lk
2
3
354
3 54
154
354
354
1454
1254
1454
15
354
12
12
♦
27 54
Sale
25% Sale
2654 Sale
13,150
7% preferred
.--30
52,600
Purch warr for common
4,100 Baldwin Rubber Co com
1
35,900 Bardstown Distillery Inc
-1
_-1
28,700 Barium Stainless Steel
35 54
Sale
Sale
654
k
3454 Sale
33
600 Ayrshire Patoka
Collieries __]
40,400 Babcock & Wilcox Co
Baldwin
12
k
4k
5k
754
%
lk
Sale
1054
Sale
10
6k
4
Sale
6%
5%
2k Sale
%
10$
l7°H
zV>
6k
Baumann
(L) & Co com
*
7% lstp eferred
—100
7% 1st p*ef vot tr ctfs
100
500 Beau Brummell Ties Inc—- 1
900 B^aunit Mills Inc common.-10
380
11.50
preferred
20
87,300 Beech Aircraft Corp com
1
38,500 Bell Aircraft Corp common— 1
conv
28,300 Bellanca Aircraft common._ 1
1,860 Bell Telep Co of Canada—100
1,625 Bell Telep of Pa 6 54 % pref .100
230 Benson & Hedges common— *
50
Convertible preferred
*
38,900 Berkey & Gay Furniture Co..l
*
1,250 Bickford's Inc common
450
82.50 preferred
..*
2,100 Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach_*
350 Blauner's
68,000
10,900
4,200
5,900
2,500
.'. 320
*
common
Bliss (E W) & Co common
1
Blue Ridge Corp common... 1
$3 optional
preferred.*
conv
Blumenthal (S) & Co com
*
Bohack (H C) Co common
*
7 % 1st preferred
—. 100
3,600 Rourjois Tnc
3,050
2,200
25
28
25
4 k
7% 1st preferred....
5k
5
3H
Uk
6k
54 Mar. 29
354 Feb. 24
1254 May 20
Jan.
25
May 15
33
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
8
2
May 29
354 Feb. 24
454 Jan. 30
1754 Jan. 21
16
Mar. 19
4
Jan.
13
54 Jan.
54 May 29
33
354 Feb.
Sale
1
1
*
5
16
9
3654 Apr.
2
454 Apr. 26
2754 May 13
25
Feb.
19
3154 Jan.
May 12
May 10
May 14
May
1
1
May
6
11
May 13
754 May 29
32
Feb.
24
37 54 Mar. 22
6k
7
15
4k
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k
40
6
J*
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27
19
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3%
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a
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654
35
654
k
3k
54
54
254
54
354
28
25
154
36 k
254
■k
154
4054
154
54
3554
1154
30
May 26
254 May
May
354 May
May
9,101
1154
7
1
1054
1154
1054
12
36
Feb.
54 May 26
1054 May 26
Zs May
1154 May
2
6
4854
2
k
3954
1 2 54
Mar. 26
1254 Jan.
16
Apr.
23
it%
754 Jan.
654 Jan.
2 54 May
10
2
23
1
154 Jan.
8
May 13
754 Jan. 10
11
654 May
4
May
1454 May
54 May
35
May
554 May
1
May
1854 May
3454 May
654 May
12
5
22
2
28
8
19
"6
2
2
54 May 14
354 May
6
754 May 10
May
5
May
7
May 10
May
6
May 12
May 19
19
May 16
3654 May 15
7
May
7
4
1554
Zs
3754
654
154
54 May 14
3 54 May
6
Jan.
17
May 26
1054 May 26
Apr. 18
654 May 12
354 Mar. 10
13 54 Feb. 15
35*
,
Feb.
6
May 28
8
55i May
Mar. 21
1854 May
6
Mar. 28
33
554 Feb. 21
54 Apr.
3
Jan.
54 Mar.
-'""45|Mkri3
854 May 10
854 May
6
2754 Feb. 13
2554 Feb. 13
Mar. 10
Feb. 15
5
1454
754
2454
554
May 26
254 May 22
96
May
9 111
Z11054 Mar. 19 11754
2354 Mar. 18 2754
37
30
154
1
6
2154 Mar
4 54 Mar; 10
32
32
1054
1154
3054
*
Class A
Sale
May
May
54
n
25
*
7% preferred
;
100
900 Brillo Mfg Co common...—*
3,700
34
.
,54
5
—4K~Sate" ■•"IK "Sale" ~~4~54~May T
7 k Sale
754 May
854
854
2
8
8 54
754 May 21
854 Sale
Vu
Sale
Uk
35
2
1
35
654
k
50 k
11 k
30 54
30
*
*
Class B.
6
^21
lk
44
254
54
3854
12
32
100
Preferred
110,
7,6001 Brill Corp class A
96
14 54
__Z.
3754
654
154
35
654
37
6H
3
k
36
8
-
16
30
36
Sale
1154
40
54
1054
3754
654
354
1454
k
14 k
25
454 May 29
1454 May
5
654 May 29
19
May 13
454 May
May
99
32
k
1254
Zs
May 26
14
1854
354
254
9654
36
40
4
5
16
6k
2454
U%
354 Apr. 21
554 Apr. 22
Zs Jan. 20
k Apr. 15
954 Jan. 29
654 Jan.
2
25
25
454
3 54
4 54
30
37
3554
454
654
254
354
Sale
23 k
32
10
7
1
w3iH
35*
354
554
254
54
24
3
2
1
28
28
10
25
18
13*'
37
7
Sale
10"
7
Sale
40
8k
454
254
„
7
Sale
Zs
12 k
38k
7k
3k
Sale
6
554
254
54
954
17k
36 k
18 V
4
14
6
34
k
100
"4 k
4
Sale
101 k Sale
120
117
27
30
3354
454
25
ii*
16
Sale
*
Bowman Biltmore Hotels—
Common.
46,700 Breeze Corp
47,100 Brewster Aeronautical
50 Bridgeport Gas Light Co
7,900 Bridgeport Machine com
370
30
25
lk
23
3594
5k
$5 2d preferred
*
54,600 Brazilian"Tf'tsr ScPrord-rrr*
3,200
25
25
*
850. Borne Scrymser Co
900
2
5
454
Highest
Sale Prices
Locomotive—
2,700 Barlow & Seelig Mfg conv A--5
1
8,000 Basic Refractories Inc
150
34
32
35
3
15
k
'81
32
54 May 29
35
May 14
Lowest
Sale Prices
1
Mar. i7
15
3 54
34
4
16
154 May
8
May 16
354 May
8
1254 May 20
k9ale Prices
2
May 29
3 54 May 20
354 May
8
1354 May
2
54 May 29
34
May
8
Ask
Ask Bid
154
Highest
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
Bid
1454
k
33 54
3k
470
1
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
554 Feb.
754 Apr.
28
Apr.
1
Apr.
30
Feb.
154 May
3654 May
2
May
54 May
37 54 May
1154 May
6
15
15
27
3
28
1154 May
6
1154 May
7
11
May 23
854 May
1
1
2
6
2
Apr.
20
2
Jan.
8
Jan.
29
10
54 Jan. 27
1354 Jan. 18
4054 Mar. 25
854 Jan.
4
6
Apr. 29
2054
k
38 k
754
154
27
Jan.
4
Apr.
4
Jan.
20
Jan. 14
Mar. 25
Jan. 13
3854 Jan. 13
7
May
7
54 Jan.
15
Jan.
13
5
54 Jan.
~554~Janr
3
854 May
15 1154 Jan.
Apr.
25 30
16
154 Jan.
19 40 54 May
3
Jan.
15
<k Mar.
10
17 5054 Jan.
Feb.
28 12
4
154 Feb.
54 Jan.
36
Apr.
1154 May
3054 Jan. 31
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
34
8
154 May 23
4054 May 22
254 May
8
54 May
5
3954 May
6
12
May 14
Apr.
31
Jan.
l7
910
6
16
3
22
24
17
2
24
31
British-American Oil Co-
1,900
500
Registered
British Aitier Tobacco Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord bear._£l
Amer dep rets ord reg
200
British Celanese Ltd—
£1
Am dep rets ord reg
100 British Col Pow class A
.10s
200
3,050 jBrown Co 6%
3,500 Brown Fence &
1554
1."
13
1654
28
JX
33
Wire
1
com
*
1
-_*
common..
1
5
*
20
Sale
2
254
854
754
154
154
32
154
10
254
154
1054
354
Buckeye Pipe Line
50
Buff Niag & East Pow pref.25
$5 1st preferred
*
39
41
19
Sale
97 54
Sale
Bunker Hill & Sullivan—2.50
Burma Corp Amer dep rcts..
1154 Sale
1
Zs
Z«
Zs
Burry Biscuit Corp
12 He
800 Cable Elec Products com. ..50c
Voting trust ctfs
50c
Cables & Wireless—
Am dep rects 554 % pref__£l
700
9,100 Calamba Sugar Estate Co
12,800 Callite Tungsten Corp
k
k
k
ik
10 k
2
10 k
5
.*
20
Canada Cement Co Ltd
600 Canadian Car & Fdy 7 %
pref 25
Camden Fire Ins Assn
19,600 Canadian Colonial Airways—1
125 Canadian Dredge & Dock Co.*
500 Can Indus Alcohol class A
*
B non-voting
*
154
754
154
1154
354
3654
A?**
94
10
lk
23
5
3
13 54
5
Sale
8k
1 k
lk
Sale
lk
38
10
10
654
54
154
5
38
Sale
9454
1454
1354
154
654
154
16
154
754
154
154
1854
7% preferred
100
854
Sale
21
4254
Sale
94 54
90
9H
Sale
k
Z«
154
1254
13
154 Sale
19
13,600 Canadian Marconi Co
550 Capital City Products
77,400 Carib Syndicate com
Carman &
"""900
Class B
1
*
-25c
Co conv A stock. _*
*
2,800 Carnation Co
*
common
560 Carolina Pow & Light $7 pref.*
$6 preferred
*
230
28,000 Carrier Corp common
1
400 Carter (J W) Co common
2,900 Casco Products
1
*
500 Castle (A M) & Co
.10
33,830 Catalin Corp ot America
I
Celanese Corp of America—
7% 1st partic preferred--100
7,650
10,300 Celluloid Corp common
15
1st preferred part
740
*
$7 dividend preferred
4.150
*
8,300 Cent Hudson Gas & Elec com.*
20 Cent Maine Pow 7% pref.. 100
3,080 Cent N Y Pow 5% pref
100
1
3,200 ^ent Ohio Steel Prod
525 Cent Pow & Light 7% pref.100
....
Central & Southwest Utilities—
Common
50c
4,500
16,200 Central States Elec common. .1
4,350
3,875
375
7% preferred
6% preferred
Conv preferred
Conv oref oot ser
1,050
8,700 Cessna Aircraft Co
Chamberlin Metal
3,400
1,250
1,000
1,850
4,050
1,900
Zs
8 8/8
n.k
24
154
154
130
154
154
105
Sale
108
9k
6 k
7k
19 k
3k
Sale
Sale
40
13 k
110
754
6 54
554
354
Ze
854
Sale
118
98
43 54
100
13 k
1054
10654
8454
854
11254
93 54 Sale
8k
9k
115k 120
Sale
754
654
1854
Sale
110
754
3654
754
654
5
25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co..__
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
454
5k
14 k
107 54 109
69 54 Sale
10
Sale
4
5
13 k
f>84
6
754
20
Sale
354
54 Feb.
4
854 Apr. 23
154 May 21
9
2 54
1
3 54 Jan. 29
8
1454 Apr.
9
254 May
May
61
754
54$ May
854 May
154 May
854 May
154 May
37
754
654
5 54
1854
3
May
7
May 27
May
5
May
1
May 16
May 19
May
7
May
1
4
102
1
Sale
Sale
54
54
54.
.54$
454
Sale
1154
Sale
•
Ze
x
f.
454
62
854
354
5
454
Sale
10
11%
93 54
94
62
854
6054
8
54 May 16
3
754 May 26
107
54
454
554
1054
10054
11
21
26
24
1
154 May 13
108
754
17
*32
54
54
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
154 May
14
154 May 13
110
Weather
5
254 May
107
54
4
10
854 May 10
154 May 21
110
Zs
154
'At Sale
54
1
Strip Co..
May 22
10
Jan.
25
k May 19
10954 10754 May
454
454 May
106
105
May
3954
3854
38
3654
May
Sale
1054
1054
1054 May
10854 109
11054
Sale
87
8854
8454 May
9
8
8
854
May
115
112
11554 114
May
454
106
36
1
Cherry-Burrell Corp com
Chesebrough Mfg
54 May 19
29
25
19
11
154 Jan. 10
May 16
154 Mar. 18
13
Apr.
2
38
4254
1954
9954
1254
1
May 28
Mar. 12
Feb.
6
Mar. 6
Jan.
31
% Feb. 21
k Feb. 19
54 Feb.
3
54 Feb.
5
May 22
154 Jan.
7
14
6
Jan.
6
154 Apr. 26
154 May 13
11454
54
854
%
354 Jan.
1854 Jan.
29
27
2
Mar. 21
154 Jan.
2
154 Jan. 11
Jan.
5
15
Feb. 25 11754 Apr.
Mar. 19
% Jan.
9
Mar.
Feb.
7
Jan.
7
154 Apr.
18
30
28
17
24
106
Sale
4 54
k
95
109
16
Sale
133
4
9
3654 Feb.
5
1754 May 29
93 % May 29
9%' May 23
% Mar. 5
54 Jan. 14
125
8$
l/
356*
39
Sale
7k
4254 May 28
1854 May
1
95
May 15
1054 May
6
54 May 16
54 May 31
May 29
7
13
154
154
37
111 k
109 k
7
May
7
1754 May 29
9354 May 29
954 May 23
54 May 16
Z« May 3
5
1354
16
254 Sale
24
1954
754
7k
3654
3854
108
11254 Sale
6
37
1554
154
754
154
18
54.
54
854
954
154 Sale
100
100
100
1929..100
Charis Corp common
For footnotes see page 51.
k
8k
%
20
154
2454
15s
1154
30
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
21
3
5
119
15
14
Feb. 2«
1 k May 27
May
6
May 27
May
7
May
1
38
May 16
154 May
5
1254 May
3
Jan.
54
1554
1754
254
Z? Apr. 15
1454
17
254 Sale
154
154
Feb.
15
1454 May 20
154 May 27
7
May 29
154 May
1
38
May 16
154 May 19
1154 May 31
54
8
15
4
2
4154
1754
Canadian Industries, Ltd—
110
20
54 May 19
38
154
154
1154 Sale
At
Jan.
54 Apr.
-----
9g
1
3
May 23
7 54 Jan.
7
54
34
1254
8
1254 Apr.
54
10
13
Sale
11
Y*
3
14 k
2
Sale
At
%
k
20
1
6
1
lsll
1,800
300
Sale
1354
1554
Bruck Silk Mills Ltd
""loo
1154
854
654
*
16,500 Brown Rubber Co
1,200 Bruce (EL) Co
19,900
6,850
17,800
1,000
19,000
12
preferred-.100
Class A preferred
1,600
4,200 Brown Forman Distillers
$6 preferred
240
"2",750
754
654
Mar. 25
754 May 26
9
3754 May
113
May
7
108
May
5
8
May 12
654 May 16
6
May 24
7
1854 May
354 May 12
28 11954 May
9
15
554 May
4
8 106
May
9
19 3954 May
9
1
1054 May 21
1
19
13 114
-2
May 22
May 10
May 13
Zs May 28
*32 May
2
May
3
Z« May
1
54 May 21
54 May
1
4 54 May 23
354 May
3 54 May
5
Feb.
35
110
108
754
654
5k
17
254
28
11
754 Apr. 22
39
Jan.
May 27 113
May
5 11054
Apr. 23
1054
May 16
654
8
May 19
Apr. 29 20
Jan. 31
354
10754 May 28 134
4
Feb.
15
96
Jan.
9
Apr.
2
7
Jan.
21
Jan.
Jan.
9
13
Apr.
2
May 12
Jan.
u8£
3
Feb.
15
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
3554 Feb. 21 46
10
6
Apr. 21
1354 Jan.
Apr. 18 '10654 Apr. 26
82 54 Apr. 15
Jan. 20
95
106
54 May
6
>3j May
2
54 May
5
54 May 29
54 May 29
54 May
1
354 May 6
6
1
May 12
554
9
1154
95
May 28 10054
6054 May 27
6254
854 May
7
854
1154 May
Jan.
7
6
May
1
May
9
May
1
May 17
May
7
8
110
Feb.
May 19
10
Apr. 24 11654 Jan.
54 Jan.
20
*31 Jan.
6
k May
5
54 May 29
54 May 29
54 Mar.
7
354 Apr. 16
10
9
Z« May 28
«3i Feb.
3
Jan. 10
Jan.
9
Mar. 27
Jan. 10
454 Apr.
7
254
54
54
54
3 % Feb. 25
4 54 Mar.
4 54 Mar.
4
554 Jan.
1154 Fen. 26 1454 Jan.
95
May 28 11054 Jan.
60
Apr. 17 73 54 Jan.
Jan.
854 Apr. 17 10
19
11
13
22
16
2
NEW YORK
June, 1941]
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES
new york
Since
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
825
10,000
2,100
300
30
200
160
500
50
3,400
400
900
,200
.
stocks (Continued)
Par
1,500 Chief Consol MiningOo—-- -1
.100
5,400 Ohilds Co preferred
--10
76,900 Cities Service common
$6 preferred..
—--—*
17,400
60c preferred B
*
1,800
510
$6 preferred BB
*
910 Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6 pref-875
$7 preferred
*
*
6,200 City Auto Stamping Co
10
2,200 City& Suburban Homes
--1
1,250 Clark Controller Co
1
14,900 Claude Neon Lights com
900 Clayton & Lambert Mfg Co-.4
*
5.750 Cleveland Elec Ilium com
8,000 Cleveland Tractor com
Clinchfield Coal com... —100
8,300
5,300 Club Aluminum Utensil com.*
Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd
100
800
"""loo
6,500
100
2,900
450
500
9,300
,1,600
200
600
600
200
"""900
5% preferred
4,060
100
1
48,500 Columbia Oil & Gas com
Commonwealth & Sou Corp—
63,500
600
2,800
180
190
4,800
50
100
-2*2 00
Sale
695*
a
Sale
6 54
6
MX Sale
93
955*
100
96
f
6X
55* Sale
17X
16
6
Sale
55*
2X
254
3X
X
35*
4
4154
554
25*
3
45*
9X
98 X
5X
ox
16
Sale
7 X
39 X
Sale
54
454
55*
52
925* Sale
95
935s
55*
55*
55*
65*
16
155*
%
85*
754
Sale
35
354
25*
45*
254
15*
4
2
IX
9X
75*
154
95*
15*
45*
25
Sale
3 54
2 54
45*
Sale
73
Sale
1
Sale
6,300
1,800 Community Water Serv
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V t c ext to 1946
--1
2,500
Conn Gas 9c Coke Security—
*
Common
$3 preferred
50
1
36,900 Conn Telep & Elec Corp
5,500 Consolidated Biscuit Oo
Con Gas E L & P Balt.com—*
24,300
45*% series B pref
-.100
830
4% pref series O
—-100
1,260
1
22,400 Gonsol Gas IT til com
5
1,100 Gonsol Min & Smelt Ltd
Cons Retail Stores Inc com—1
3,900
100
preferred—
4,600 Consol Royalty Oil
„_.25.40Q Gonsol Steel Corp common.
10
_ . "
ih
X,
X
13 X
35**
Sale
38
Sale*
$
10454
99
IX
7X
100
7% prior preferred
1,730
1,200 Continental Oil of Mexico
IX
Sale
i~,66o
17,950
1,600
13,000
3,200
13,300
1,325
16,900
3,100
1
4,150
300
1,500
150
3,700
600
*
Cooper Bessemer Corp com—*
$3 prior preferred-Copper Range Co
Cornucopia Gold Mines.
5c
Corroon &
$6
1
Reynolds
preferred A
Cosden
*
1
Petroleum com
50
5% conv preferred
20
nx
100
900
700
700
'
250
1,300
Am dep rets for ord stk reg _.
5
92,500 Creole Petroleum com16,500 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg---*
23.800 Croft (The) Brewing Co
600 Crowley Mllner & Co com
2,500 Crown Cent Petrol (Md)
3,300 Crown Cork Internal cl A—
1
*
5
4,700
100.
1,100'
180
5,400
100
1,400
175
30
2,100
36
mm
1
70
X
55*
94
735*
555*
Sale
5454 May 28
1
May
1
5754 May
6
154 May 13
May
1
zl5* May 22
1
154 May 14
15*
1
154
IX
7
3
Sale
2
14
554
x
1 yi
Sale
2
Sale
25c
10,700 Grown Drug common
7% conv preferred
725
25
300 Crystal Oil Ref Corn com—-*
$6 preferred
—10
350
5
15.600 Cuban Atlantic Sugar Co
5
100 Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
54
2
45*
Sale
1
22
22
X
4
4X
X
IX
80X
X
OX
105*
1154
1054 May
2
10 54 May
14
X,
6
1
IX
43 X
Products.---_1
100
10
9
Dominion Bridge Co
Dominion Steel & Coal B
IX
15
*
.25
4X
2X
55*% preferred
.100
110 Draper Corp
2,500 Driver Harris Co common—10
7% preferred100
30
1
6,300 Dubilier Condenser Corp
.
Dominion Tar 9c Chemical
*
5,100
2,700
2,600
1,150
200
125
325
1,400
200
48,300
18,000
6,600
350
1,800
"""300
3,200
50
800 Eastern Malleable Iron Co..25
*
3,100 Eastern States Corp com
$7 preferred series A.
*
1,375
$6 preferred series B
*
1,875
8,700 Easy Washing Mach class B. *
1,400 Economy Groc Stores com—*
5
319,400 Electric Bond & Share
$6 preferred
*
75,200
$5 preferred
*
32,800
3,150 Electric Power & Lt 2d pf A--*
.
.
—
11,500
Option warrants
300 Electrographic Corp com
150 Empire Dist
1
15
_ —
1.175 Elgin National Watch Co. —
Emerson Elec Mfg Co com
18,600
51.
1
75*
86
15*
854
15*
3
1654 Sale
4 54
454
5*
X
H
X
15* Sale
45*
454
%
1
2054
22
5*
5*
65*
10
65*
65*
1
154
154
9
9
2554
65*
3
15*
46
106
15*
854
185*
15*
25*
654
35*
25*
44
36
Sale
Sale
103
95*
185*
Sale
195*
2
154
40
9
Sale
154
25*
175*
5*6
165*
18*
105*
25*
13
654
45*
165*
55*
5
May
May
May
May
May
May
15* May
554 May
May 23
5
1
935* May
7
7
75* May
6
May
4 5* May
3
5* May
5
154 May 20
82
May
5
1
May
1
75* May
15
155*
15 H
3X
Sale
65
Sale
15*
25*
654
3
15
45*
2
Sale
3
12 5*
2
8
55* May 28
5* May
5
15* May 16
86
May 20
6
15* May
8
May 22
13
1254
25*
1154
Sale
2
595*
Sale
59
57 X
55
Sale
54 X
nx
ilk
75*
X
105*
IX
11*
4
3X
Elec 6% pref. .100
72 X
ux
7
May
May
7
2
6
May 15
May
2
May
May
May
May
17 54 May
454
54
5*
25*
454
1
30
Feb.
14
2454 Jan.
54 Jan.
29
2
135* Jan.
2
2
May 22
May 26
65* May 28
8
Apr.
rlH
iioH
5*
65*
7
4
54
5*
Feb.
May
May
Mar.
10
31
Jan-
24
14
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
23
9
15
17
17
19
3
9
18
6
25* Feb. 18
Mar.
5
9
5* Jan. 17
X May
1
154 May
2
454 Jan. 21
% Apr. 14
20 54 Feb. 26
Wt Apr. 18
12 5*
3 5* May
Feb.
3
55* Jan.
22
5
Mar.
4
2
154 Jan.
May 16
_
16
8
6
754 May
195* May 24
9
May
71
255* May 19
65* May 10
35* May 12
2
May 13,
5
455* May
107
May 16
IX May 20
36
May 26
9
May
9
185* May 31
15* May
1
25* May
3
1
54 May
175* May 29
55* May
195* May
8
May
25
May
6
May
35* May
15* May
43
May
104
May
1
May
3254 May
9
75* May
May
175* May
15* May
May
5*6 May
17
May
2
7
2954
85*
175*
15*
18
6
54 Jan.
154 Feb,
16
2 X .Tan.
3
6
7
.
Mar. 27
Apr.
4
Apr. 10
Jan. 20
8
May 26
65* May 28
45*
154
225*
5*
Mar.
4
154 Jan.
75* May
2
8
1
6
Mar. 24
12
Jan.
11
28 54 Jan.
3
Apr.
1
65*
354
254
505*
Jan.
Mar. 27
Mar. 18
Mar. 17
Apr.
1
15* May 20
36
May 26
107
9954 Feb.
1
25* Feb.
17 54 May
6
Jan.
20
15* Feb.
35
3
6
5* Mar. 11
854 Jan.
4
1154 Jan. 14
11
Jan.
3
37
Jan.
7
55* May 28
54 Jan. 28
154 Mar. 13
86
May 20
15* May
6
8
Apr.
4
754 May
3 54 Feb.
185* Feb.
8
May
25
Mar.
55* Feb.
25* Jan.
13
9
Mar.
98
Jan.
Jan.
70
21
11
Jan.
in
5* Jan.
45* Feb.
1
Feb.
Jan.
Ih FeD.
2554 Jan.
35* Jan.
105
Apr.
May
May
Jan.
Feb.
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
2
Jan.
15* Feb.
554 Feo.
89
6
54 Mar. 11
335* Mar. 24
Jan.
1
May
6
825* Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
10
Apr.
Jan.
17
185* May 31
Jan.
Feb.
1 54 Jan.
5*6 May
17
May
15* Jan.
25* Apr.
5* Jan.
11
Jan.
2
21
1
6
10
May
2
10
May
2
Apr. 10
125* Jan. 23
15* Mar. 28
Apr. 10
May
2
15* Mar. 28
11
11
1054
25*
10
13
45*
May
7
55* Jan.
27
Jan.
16
5
354 May 19
7
May
7
354 May 19
554 Feb.
4
354 May 19
7
15
454 May 15
454 May 15
6
6 5* May
7
16
45*
554
454 May
66
23
29
954
5*
125*
Sale
29
Sale
85
4
454
80
8554
854
154 Sale
295*
32
47
505*
115*
13 5*
54
H
55
28
May
1
May
2
May
3
May 14
%
13
115*
54. Sale
12 X
14
12 X Sale
Sale
13
12 X
4
5*
154
4 5*
%
tI*
52
17
17
May
1
35* May
9
3* May 20
14
6
15* Mar. 11
45* May
9
454 Jan.
9
Jan.
100
May
May
6
Mar. 24
15* Jan.
May
1
154
May 12
5554
May 14
May
3 115
109
May}!? 105
154
15* May
2
225*
225* May 12
3
3
May 21
65* May
110
11054 114
25*
254
25*
735*
76
74 54
5*
K
%
%
7
754
7
Sale
|u
9
3
15*
25*
595*
11554
May
May
15
7
115
7X Sale
2X Sale
32X Sale
13
254 Jan.
68
Sale
11
May 22
Jan. 10
Jan.
7
Feb. 20
29
54 Mar.
335* Mar.
64
X
Oh
2 h
1
3054
10
50
2X
Sale
Sale
2
30
20
1054 May
2
65* May 23
7
Sale
18%
60
28
110
10 X
55*
9
Jan.
185* May 23
5* May 24
254
6
36
6
11
14
13 54
254
1254
Sale
Sale
56^
75*
54
115*
31
T
For footnotes see page
84
69
X
10
27,700 Eagle Picher Lead Co
*
15,000 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
6% preferred
-.100
26,500
45*% prior preferred
100
6,750
8
41
13
Jan.
11
30
55* Sale
5*6
15*
64
73 X
4,700 Duval Texas Sulphur
16
31
23
Jan.
Feb.
15
20
xl5*
34
23
*
1
*
i~,206
Mar. 15
60 54 Mar.
10
75*
64
53
100
3,475 Duke Power Co
Durham Hosiery cl B com
17",300 Duro-Test Corp common
11
Mar. 17
24 104
OX
7
65*
7
17
1
X
5
*64 Jan,
11
2154
-
Jan.
70
19 102
14
1
11
2X
5%
3X
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
8,100 Divco-Twin Truck Co com—1
Dobeckmun Co common
1,000
1,300
425
475*
11
1,666
10
35*
154
27
10
7% preferred
""266
1,100
1,350
5*
65*
27
10X
975 Diamond Shoe Corp com— - - *
2.50
100 Distilled Liquors Corp
Distillers Co Ltd—
De Vilbiss Co common
3,100
IX
2X
X
2,300 Detroit Steel Products.----10
"""165
30
9
Sale
4,500 tDetroit Paper
50
195*
107
100
800
300
65*
15*
25*
Sale
6
3
900
preferred
1200 Detroit Gasket & Mfg Co
7*
2654
25
17 X
400
oh
Sale
6% preferred w w
20
1,500
3,600 Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com.-l
1
4,800 Detroit Mich Stove Co
300
9
3
Sale
10
8X
conv
82
1h
7X
32 X
A
1
ski*
18 X
8
Class A conv
35
1,540
1
36,400 Derca Records common
1
2,900 Dejay Stores Inc common
-5
19,400 Dennison Mfg Co class A
$6 prior preferred———50
1,000
160
8% debenture stock-----100
*
3,500 Derby Oil & Ref com
300
4X
X
4X Sale
X*
X
2
ih
4 h Sale
1
%
21
235*
1
100
6
10
8X
89
89
54.
ox
5X
5
*
1
16,700 Daroy Petrol Corp
425 Davenport Hosiery
4.650 Dayton Rubber Mfg
IX
5
6
55*
2
154
154 Sale
10
75*
4
11
2
20
55* Jan.
695* Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
53
1954 May
3/e May
X
Sale
1
X
6
11
Jan.
10*1
54 Jan. 29
45* May
9
2
May 29
705* Apr. 12
i(n May
185* May 23
5* May 24
86
32
*
220
15*
45*
25*
745*
195*
10 H
OX
10
30
mm mm.
Jan.
65* Jan.
16
Jan.
8
May
May
May
May
May
54
32
31
285*
1
1
15*
IX Sale
2
2X
2X
15*
5554
50 X Sale
5654
5554
115
115
11GX 1155* 116
108 X Sale
10854 1095* 1085*
154
15*
IX
IX
154
24 X
225*
225*
22 X
2154
3
3 5*
3
2h
3X
101
105
99 X 105
15*
15*
15*
IX Sale
554
55*
554
5X Sale
7X
X
54
4
300 Cuban Tobacco common
200 Curtis Lighting Inc com.-.2.50
100
8X
12 X
32
67
8
Sale
2
92
Sale
%
8
25*
715*
4
X
X
10
mmmm
16
5
15
31
1
26
20
1554 May
54 May
8
May
38J* May
45* May
25* May
15* May
19
hi Jan.
7
Feb.
9
354 Feb.
6
48
Feo.
6
5
Mar.
2
48
Feb.
12
1 x895* Mar.
89
Mar.
5
55* Mar.
13
55* Jan.
15 54 Feb.
16
5* May
1
554 Jan.
22
35
May
12
3 54 Apr.
6
254 Jan.
26
15* May
13
£1
Courtaulds Ltd
200
28,000
4,700
3,800
11X
9
554 May
55
May
955* May
955* May
55* May
1854
19X
he
--
8
12,400 Cont Roll & Steel com
250 Cook Paint & VarniRh Co
l",206
Sale
91
45* May
635* May
25
23 54
Highest
Sale Prices
54 May 31
8 5* May
X
IX
1H
a
]X
70 X Sale
118 X 119
1105*
"I®
IX
iox
Sale
24
1554 May
5* May
75* May
35
May
4
May
25* May
15* May
31
28
26
31
22
22
31
May
7
1
May
1
45* May
9
2
May 29
7154 May 29
Sale
1
54 May
May
May
54
May
5
May
49
May
925* May
94
May
554 May
4
Lowest
Prices
4
8
Sale
Sale Prices
7
7
45*
2X
IX
56
IX
Sale
2X
IX
2X
7 OH
59
IX
Sale
Sale
4
1
4 54
Sale
80X Sale
57
37 X
X
65*
4
48
59
56
955*
95 X
5X
5X
15 h
7*
6
4
40 X
%
754 Sale
45* Sale
02 X
61X
5h
5X
Continental Gas & Electric—
40
1
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
Ask
-
Common
8%
Sale
4 54
Ask Bid
Bid
•4
Warrants
13,500 Commonwealths Distribut—
Community Public Service—
152
""400
9*
'8
-
-
16,500 Colon Development Co Ltd-Is
100
6% convertible preferred £1
18,700 Colorado Fuel & Iron warr
4,250 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg 25
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—■
100
2,300
Cohn & Rosenberger com
Ask
Bid
May 31
May 1
1941
Shares
200
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN MAY
Price
curb exchange
In
May
43
CURB EXCHANGE
35*
82
"3X
85
5 29
19 110
254
May 12
May
3 75
May
May
May 21
75* May
5
15* May 29
30
May 26
May
May
1
May
May
May
May
15
19
13
28
May
6
85* May 28
2 5* May
1
3254 May
7
May
1
58
May
2
54
May 19
75* May 26
ijj May 29
May
1
125* May 23
1
% May
13 54 May
13 54 May
254 May
125* May
2 5* May
665* May
62
May
95* May
54 May
275* May 28
3 5* May 12
8554 May
6
295* May 12
45* May
2
8554 May
6
50
11
5*6 May
13
May
125* May 27
25* May 27
1154 May 12
2
52
Apr.
2154 Feb.
May
25* Apr.
725* Apr.
110
17 76
27 29
19 111
26
3
29 76 54
18
May 15
Jan. 29
Jan.
Jan.
6
Jan.
22
13ieMay 21
65* Mar. 11
15* Jan.
754 Jan.
21
75* May
5
15* May
May
49
Apr.
11
Apr.
54. Apr.
1254 Apr.
12 5* Apr.
25* May
1154 May
2
Apr.
575* Apr.
515* Mar.
7 5* May
*j» May
115* Feb.
27 5* May
29
26
105* Jan.
354 Jan.
10
42
Jan.
10
5854
13 5*
%
1554
1554
Jan.
14
Jan.
10
Jan.
6
30
25
8
15
24
24
27
12
30
21
6
26
29
14
28
2
Feb.
18
80
Apr.
8
I2H
4
Mar. 28
Mar. 28
.Tan.
May
45* Jan.
70
4
Apr.
65 54 Apr.
Jan.
13
154 Feb.
12 54 Jan.
2
7
13
2
3
13
28
7
325* Mar. 15
4 5* Apr. 28
6
8554 May
44
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN MAY
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Price
Jan. 2
1941
Jan. 1
Shares
STOCKS
8,275
4,075
3,280
.
920
;
250
2,300
48,600
11,800
22,700
800
3,500
11,600
51,450
3,100
3,500
10,600
14,000
(Continued)
Par
Empire Gas & Fuel 7% pf-100
8% preferred
—100
6% preferred
...
100
653 % preferred
—___100
Empire Pow Corp part stk—-*
Emsco Derrick & Equip Co.--5
Equity Corp common - - _'—10c
S3 conv preferred
-1—- -1
Esquire Inc
Eureka Pipe Line
—.50
Eversharp Inc common
--1
—
70
72
73
21 h
20"
93
93 53
9153
8953 Sale
89
9253
23
2154
22
254
13 54
54
1353
3
253 Sale
2153 2254
253
253
753
Sale
38
21
lSy
6854
11554 116
ill*
253
253;
23
254
2153
2
Sale
9053 May
9153 May
Lowest
2
9154 May
2
Highest
Sale Prices
68
Feb. 14
72
Jan. 23
9254 May 8
91
May 28
9053 May 13
8953 May
1
90
May
2
2154 May
2
553 May 22
% May
5
1354 May
5
153 May
3
2154 May 3
253 May
5
7y
3
Sale
3
rt653
Sale
653
6
6754 Feb.
70
Feb.
2154 Apr.
553 May
% Apr.
13
Apr.
153 May
,
22
May 13
May 27
54 May
6
1454 May 20
254 May
7
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1
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3
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1
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62
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12553 127
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10
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953
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May 6
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20
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653
32
21
753
754
39
12
2054
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32
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Sale Prices
13
14
25
22
26
16
3
2154 Mar. 19
553 May
5
Sale Prices
97 ; Mar. 12
9554 Mar.
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i
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2253 Mar.
95
95
,
8
53
2053
353
28h
13,500
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-
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21
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54
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14
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29
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Apr. 23
May 29
May 27
Apr. 21
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54
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1,200 Godchaux Sugars class A
5,900
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—
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500 Gorham Inc class A com
*
6,425
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-*
4,300 Gorham Mfg Co common. —10
1,600 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp. .1
6,800 Gray Manufacturing Co.---10
650 Gt Atl & Pac Tea 1st pref. .100
5,375
Non-vnting common stock.*
96,800 Greater New York Brewery, _1
4,550 Great Northern Paper Co. —25
7,300 Greenfield Tap & Die com.--*
Grocery Stores Prod—
2,200
Common
25c
1,400 JGuardian Investors common 1
62,800 Gulf Oil Corp
25
I,700 Gulf States Util SB pref
*
620
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50 Gypsum Lime & Alabastine..*
4
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56
54
53
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53
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1253 May
76
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53 May
5253 May
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53 Jan.
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6
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7753 Apr. 19
23
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53 Jan.
7
54 Apr. 19
46
May 29
10153 Mar.
1053 Apr.
40
May
98
800
6% conv preferred
31,600 Hecla Mi ning Co
2,500 Helena Rubenstein Inc
1,650
Class A
8
Sale
25
Sale
4
354 May 22
754
953
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453 May 12
453 May ; 1
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8
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3
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6
8
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May
May
May
May
May
May
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153
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10
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27
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1054
26
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26
50
250
2,400
2,925
3,300
10,900
7% pref ex-warrants
♦
Henry Holt & Co part A
Hewitt Rubber Corp com— Is
.10
Heyden Chemical Co
Hoe (R) & Co class A
.10
-5
Hollinger Consol G M
*
50 Horder's Inc
*
400 Hormel (Geo A) & Co com.
1,500 Horn (A C) Co common... III
•
Horn & Hardart Baking Co.
20
350
59,400
II,800
700
1,200
700
600
9,000
1,250
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TOO
5% preferred
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc
-.5
*
Humble Oil & Refining—..
Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp., ;:i5
*
HusRman-Ligonier Co
Huyler's common
"iii
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i
Hydro-Elec Seour common
Hygrade Food Prod
—5
♦
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...
-
_.
19,700 Ulinois Iowa Power Co46,400
5% conv preferred
50
Div arrear ctfs
32,100
*
13,800 Illinois Zinc Co.
Imperial Chem Indus Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
200
£1
;
For footnotes
see page
51
5
12
10
Sale
Sale
7
12
1,350 Holophane Co Inc common
~4~, 800
853
1354
79
1054
853
1253
1553
30
33
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23
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3
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19
12
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1
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2
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3
53 May
7
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554 May 27
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1
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2
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6
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55
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1
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553 May
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9
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9
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3
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4
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14
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20
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153 May
9
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26
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553 Mar.
153 May • 1
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2454 May 23
353 May 28
10
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4
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36
26
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69
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853 May
8
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15
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153 Apr. 22
23 r May
5
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53 Jan.
20
15
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2453
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854
54
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8
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12
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3354 3054
3353
253
253
253
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120
553 Sale
7
10
8
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7
5554 Apr.
2
153 Jan. 24
153 Jan.
6
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I
600 Heller (W E) & Co common ..2
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550
7% preferred ww
2
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153
25
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1
3553
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113
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2 113
109
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2
253
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6
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2253 Jan.
49
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3653 May
5653 May
5
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28
i.
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36^ 38^
554
2053
5253
53
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90
I
5,600 Hall (C M) Lamp Co
—^5
2,600 Hammermill Paper Co com—10
60 Hartford Electric Light
25
3,400 Hartford Rayon com vtc.j..l
3,700 Harvard Brewing Co
1
2,000 Hat Corpof AmclB com—--1
5,700 Hazel tine Corp
*
3,100 Hearn Dept Stores common. .5
7
3
52
May 20
53 Apr. 18
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23
2
4
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1253 May
6
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45
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453
453
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18
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17
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1053
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8
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5
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21
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353
--
Gladding McBean & Co—
180
$7 preferred
9,700 Goldfield Consol Mines-
106
41
+
Preferred
107
97 X
—
275
S3 preferred-..8,917 Georgia Power S6 pref
280
$5 preferred1,200 Gilbert (A C) Co com
700 Gilchrist Co
102
854 May
1
1854 May 26
18
May 27
4653 May
9
3653 May 12
5653 May 13
53
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94
.
General Tire & Rubber—
160
% May
1
60
1
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54 May
52
853
1
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153
3
1054 Jan.
Tan.
5853 Apr. 22 69
11153 Feb. 14 12953 May
954 Jan.
3 1153 Apr.
6
94
453
453
1654 Sale
3554
40
*
600 General Rayon A stock
4,200 General Shareholdings
2,050
$6 conv preferred
154 May
9
52
1653
4653
3454
..
*
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May
90
Sale
40
34
5053
54
360
$6 preferred
-610 Gen Outdoor Adv 6 % pref. lioo
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-—750 General Pub Serv S6 pref.,
54
1
1854
18
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3553
5453
18
87
.
154
2153
%
853 May
18
May
17
May
40
May 20
3153 May 20
5253 May
9
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48
*
5,700 General Fireproofing corn♦
1,280 General G & E S6 pref B._.
3,500 Gen Investment Co com... IIIi
1
19
854 Sale
2053
800 Gellman
i
Mfg Co c< mmon-.
5,700 General Alloys Co
—General Elec Co of Great Brit
1,300
American dep receipts.-. —£1
•'
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20
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50 Gatineau Power Co 5% preflioo
1
Sale
37 53
32 53
3
11
Mar. 25
19
153 Sale
1853
2153
54 Sale
953
20,500 Franklin County Distilling—1
Froedtert Grain & Malting—
3,550
Common
1
3,600
Partic conv preferred-:
15
9,900 Fruehauf Trailer Co—-—--1
1,900 Fuller (Geo A) Co com—
1
2,075
S3 conv stock
--*
1,300
4% conv preferred—.—100
16
Jan.
3
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
""500
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
II
12
12
25
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Sale
9 53
8
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1454
8
7
24
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9053
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2154
2253
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Brewing...—--—1
Fanny Farmer Candy com_-_l
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp. _*
Fedders Mfg Co common.
-5
Fed Compress & W'house—25
Fiat Amer deprcts
Class B voting.
253
2
Falstaff
!
Sale
21
1
-----10
24
253
Fairchild Engine & Airplane->1
820 Fire Assoc of Phila
80
90
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
553
-
Falrchild Aviation com._
Sale
80
Sale
Bid
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
Ask
75
!
8,300 Florida Power & Lt $7 pref--*
19,200 Ford Motor of Canada cl A-_*
725
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN,, 1
5
7
353 Jan.
15
Jan.
27
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1253 Jan.
15
22
35
2k May 21
June, 1941]
AGGREGATE
SALES
May
Jan. 1
1,200
5,100
10
30
1
Ask
(Continued)
Par Bid
54 Sale
Imperial Oil (Canada)
.*
54
6
Registered.. J
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84
84
Imperial Tobacco Co of Can..5
8
10
Imp Tob of Gt Brit & Irel
£1
Indiana Pipe Line—.— -7.50
34
34
Indiana Serv Corp 6% pref.100
134 Sale
134
16
7% preferred.!.:
J -100
Indian Terr Ilium Oil Co—
Non-voting class A
—1
Class B stock
1
industrial Finance v t
1
STOCKS
600
I,000
600
950
200
May 1
1941
45,125
5,600
2,600
4,100
9,700
1,830
1,370
700
300
.
—100
7% preferred
2,100
3,400
75
425
Internat Metal Indus cl A*.-.*
400
Int Hydro-Elec $3.50
pref.__50
Internat Industries Inc
800
1
800
8,700
1,400
2,100
10,200
2,600
1,050
11,300
19,400
1,400
2,325
7,300
4,350
7,200
2,600
600
500
500
750
150
3,600
1,600
400
900
300
450
800
400
1
Registered
.
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—
-
Internat Product* common—*
Internat Safety Razor cl B_
Internat Util class A
214
174
A
4
4
%
4
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4
94
Interstate Home Equip com..l
*
*
Investors Royalty Co..--—1
iron Fireman Mfg com vtc..*
Irving Air Chute common
1
Italian Superpower cl Aj:
*
Interstate Hosiery Mills
Interstate Power $7 pref
10
Sale
44
14
54
Sale
Sale
104
4
4
104
714
174
11
72
34
14
44
54
14 Sale
94
94
94
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4
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13
12
294
34
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104
14
32
4
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May
704 May
18
May
34 May
14 May
44 May
14 May
94 May
104 May
34 May
4 May
5
May
164
+
17
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4.
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May
6
64 May 16
84 May
5
8
May. 1
44 May 19
18
May 28
19
May
6
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124
34
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1
14
18
10
194
34
14
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16
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10
24
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14
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84 May
104 May
1
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154 May
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14
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29
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17
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May
May
May
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99
100
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21
25
Apr.
24 Jan.
11
May
104 May
2
2
6
6
44 Feb.
2
Mar. 25
10
19
May
7
44 Mar. 25
4b Jan.
3
4 Mar. 26
64 May 19
% Jan. 20
104 Mar. 27
144 Apr.
3
344 Jan. 17
4 < May 21
May
5
34 Apr. 10
84 May 12
104 May 28
1
Apr. 10
4 Feb. 14
154 Feb. 18
94 Apr. 23
t'
4a May
2
28
<
13
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
20
Jan.
27
Apr.
20
6
Jan.
Jan.
94 Mar. 28
644 Feb. 19
17 4 Mar. 20
May 27
May
5
Jan.
4 Feb.
2
14 May 14
May 19 974 Apr.
98
Apr. 16 1044 Jan.
1034 May 15 110
Jan.
92
May
6
24
Apr.
234 Feb.
-
27
34 Jan.
4 Jan.- 24
2
3
10
Jan.
7
Mar. 21
Jan.
4
14 May 28
May
May
May
10
Mar. 25
Jan.
,.
6
14 May 14
'924
9
.
24 May
14 May 28
4 May
3
14
3S?I
7
Apr,
74 Apr.
9
Apr.
5H Jan.
2
(May
1
74 Pen. 15
7
May 21
2 4 Apr
7
13 4 Jan.
2
14 4 Jan.
8
,"6
I
18 Sa&
T 'Vi
.....
Highest
Sale Prices
-4
4.
.....
"5",000
184
184
194
Lowest
Sale Prices
4 Jan.
4 Jan.
Sale
16
20
Highest
Sale Prices
64 May
1
6
May
1
84 May 23
7
May 21
24 May
1
Sale
64
84
74
124
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Co—
5 4% preferred
100
6% preferred.
100 1024 Sale
880
7% preferred.
—.100 1084 1094
Johnson Publishing Co
10
49", 300 Jones & Laugblin com
36
Sale
100
25 Julian & Kokenge com. j..
20
244
180
4
24 Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
27
1,120
300
8
18
1
1.75 preferred
3.50 prior preferred..---.*
International Vitamin
-1
875
225
84
5
Class B.._-
20,400 Jacobs (F L) Co..
3,100 Jeanette Glass Co
2,700
1,200
6
184
44
14
44
14
94
94
34
4
129,500 Internat Paper & Pow warr...
*
64,200 Internat Petroleum com.
40,100
11,600
64
May 31
Ask Bid
64
Sale
Sale
64
84
9
6
Sale
71
Insur Co of North Amer_.__10
internat Cigar Machinery
*
300
Bid
--—
17,100
2,200
9,200
24,400
3,550
1
Jan. 2
CURB EXCHANGE
Shares
17,825
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY
Since
Price
YORK
NEW
In
Shores
45
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
19
374 Jan.
5
3
13
10
23 4 Feb.
i
1
10
200
400
5,700
2,250
""loo
T,400
1,400
'
210
50
Kansas G & E
7% pref.-..100
1154 120
-.>....5
74
84
Ken Rad Tube A Lamp cl A.
3 4 Sale
Kimberly Clark 6 % pref —100 1104
Kingsbury Breweries com..
4
4
Kings County Lighting—
7 % preferred series B . .. 100
5 % preferred series D. —100
Kingston Product*
1
Kir by Petroleum
1
Kennedy's Inc.
_
.
_
40
280
1,900
700
15,400
II,400
100
800
100
750 Klein (D Emil) Co common
2,580
210
20
"i",666
2,700
1,600
1
*
Ko back or Stores Inc com
Koppers Co—
6% preferred.
...100
Kresge Dept Stores—
4% conv 1st preferred... 100
Kress (S H) & Co spec pref..10
Kreuger Brewing Co
1
•
—
610 Lackawanna RR N J...^..100
1
37,600 Lake Shore Mines Ltd..:
34,900 Lakey Foundry A Machine..1
Lamson Corp of Del (formerly
Am Pneumatic Service)
500
5
50
9,600
2,000
100
70 Lane Bryant 7 % pref.
100
2,400 Lane Wells Co common
Langendorf United Bakeries—
25
Class A.
*
"'700
"""266
:
900
54,100
17,200
4,900
8,550
14,400
2,200
1,100
950
Convertible
preferred.,
Lehigh Coal & Nav
Leonard Oil Development
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
Line Material Co
700 Lipton tThos J)6%
50
100
2,300
4,450
61.C60
29,700
3,575
4,650
3,700
1,250
7,300
17,900
1,250
1,300
Lit
%
4
67
74
68
514
14
55
52
1^
14
1
14
2
2
24
4
124
94
5
34
84
14
75
58
4
12
13
84'
34
9
954
97
55
50
75
50
13
134
54
114
44
12
39
39
42
13
Sale
4
44
35
124 Sale
44
Sale
99* 100*"
10
114
34
14
100
14
11,500
90
94
4
Brothers com
.....
Locke Steel Chain Co..-Lone Star Gas
114
44
14
84!
500
1,400
430
700
50
400
725
40
5
14 May
14
14
Feb.
*
14
17
8
104 Jan.
4
Apr. 19
3
10 »' Mar.
6
42
9
50
-
37
Jan.
104 May 22
34 May 27
'
Apr.
7
134 Jan. 28
54 Apr.
5
Jan.
28
144 Jan.
54 Jan.
28
9
*
4 Feb.
6
14 May
5
Apr. 12
984 Jan. 29 104
84 May 22
104 Jan. 13
5
94 May 14
Jan.
29
Jan.
29
Feb.
15
20
1
s«
1
9 284
64
13
154
16
5
10
21
20
28 254
26 224
2
12
1
54
2 108
13 19
28
V
ii*
9S
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
21
Feb.- 21
9
678 Jan.
24 Jan, 30
Apr.
Apr.
9
3
'»i Jan.
23
Jan.
10
23 4 Feb.
»8
7
9
29
10
6
19
Jan.
64 May 13
154 May 16
Jan.
Feb.
10
Mar. 13
28
16
5
Jan.
15
Jan.
19
20
28
26
17
Jan.
Jan.
10
10
10
8
Jan.
Jan.
8
134 Feb.
84 Apr.
May
224 May
May
13
12
22
2
8
6
21%
Jan.
Apr.
44 Feb. 15
1064 Apr. 21
184 May 13
/At
Jan.
14 Mar.
1
*
♦
*
38
Feb.
1
15
30
Mar. 10
Jan. 14
Mar. 31
Jan.
4
Mar. 22
.
7
May 22
6
244 Apr. 23
dep rct.
*
2
2
14
10
24 Apr.
14
34
4
14
284
4
4
14
29
34
4.
14
274
<
9
"44 May'l4
May 19
A May 21
14 May
9
29
May
6
May
4
4
14
28
-a9
14 May 28
274 May 23
10
94 Jan.
4
10
*
1
com
4
30
3
1!
27)1
Feb.
May 19
May 28
May 23
*
554
58
14
14
74 Sale
L26
264 Jan.
11
44
164
44
194
Sale
4
26
Sale
1/.
4b May
31
34 Feb.
1
2
78
1
5,
-
.
33)
344 May 28
21
1
14
24 Jan.
14
9
22
Jan.
33
20
2
8
594 Jan.
9
24 Jan.
94 Mar. 10
Feb.
Jan.
3
Jan.
8
Apr.
Apr.
16
1
11
29 4 Apr.
2
1
1
54 May
15 100
May
1
1
Mar. 15
May 19
24
344 May 28
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
36
Jan.
5
4 Mar. 15
>
May 19
14
Feb.
28
44 May 22
54 May
May
904 May 20 100
Sale
10
1244 May 12 148 ..
4
Apr. 22
44
5
20
;
154 Mar,
34 Mar 19
44
29
54
99
24 Apr. 10
1
554 Apr.
14 Feb.
54 Jan.
5
14 May ; 5
74 May
1
17
12 1264 May 28
44 May 27
2
16
May 21
21
4
22
May
1
May
May
1244 May
44 May
16
May
34 May
127
—
"""lb
5
May
17
Jan.
Apr.
7
11 H Apr. 23
44 Apr. 14
404 May 17
134 May ,2
4
May
6
May 21
104 May 22
34 May 27
*
Mar. 12
Jan. 24
Apr, 22 104 4 Jan.
94
2
12
84 May 22
9
*
6
*
,
Tl',366
964 May
114 May 14
74 May
24 May
*»» May
26
May
64 May
154 May
14 May
134 May
84 May
4 May
224 May
204 May
14 May
May
108
May
18
May
May
% 28$
T.Ioo
954 May 19
h
14 Jan.
24 Feb.
34 Feb.
10
Mar.
3Vs May 17
15
.*
4,200 Massey Harris Co common
1
7,650 Master Electric Co....
May McEwen Kaiser Co—
150
$4 preferred..
j.
*
55
60
4,600 McCord Radiator & Mfg B
14
2
_*
26,100 McWilliams Dredging com
54 Sale
2,500 Mead Johnson & Co com
146
Sale
6,100 Memphis Nat Gas com.,
5
44
44
1,100 Mercantile Stores Co
15
164
1
2,200 Merchants & Mfrs class A
325
Participating preferred
26
29,600 Merritt Chapman & Scott—
5
Sale
64% A preferred
100
2,550
784 80
Common stock pur warr'ts
200
22,000 Mesabi Iron..
700 Metal Textile Corp com25c
Particlpa ting preferred
15
344
40
; 50
1,150
•
14 May
2
5
800 Mass Util Associates vtc
900
20
Internat Marine—
Communication Am
600 Margay Oil Corp
■,
29,500 Marion Steam Shovel
800
500
May
May 21
4 May 12
12
May 6
76
54
Feb.
1
.....
—
Maptw Cons Mfg Co
Marconi
16
Jan.
~4 Veb."~4
14 Jan.
4 Apr.
12
May
9
Apr.
•
50
.
100
23
"2
■
60
preferred 25
Manischewltz (The B) Co
"r866
A Jan.
Apr.
i
9
44 May 23
694 Apr.
514 Feb.
34 May 13
—5
3,550 Lynch Corp <*om
4,500 Manatl Sugar opt warr
500 Mangel Stores Corp com
90
$5 conv preferred
500
300
15
1
May
52
May
14 May
70
94
404 44
104
11
34 Sale
100
...
94
,
44:
5
12
Sale
114
Sale
Feb.
4 May 22
May
52
May
1
May 22
14 May
3
4 May 12
12
954
45
101
4 May 22
70
Long Island Light common— *
7% preferred series A
100
6 % preferred sertes B.. . . 100
Loudon Packing Co com
*
51,400 Louisiana Land & Expl com.. 1
330 Louisiana P & L $6 pref
*
300
.
4
1
*
*
25
1
Lefcourt Realty com
<
44
17
Feb.
•
Class B
"""360
34
7...
3
110
12
8
11
8 118
1164 Jan.i
—
4
4
10
1,600 Knott Corp common
50
IS
1
Kirkland Lake G M Ltd
400 Kleinert (I B) Rubber..
"900
1164 120
1164 120
1164 May 26 1164 May 26
74
84
84
84 May 28
84 May
5
5
44
44 May 23
44 May 14
6
2
Apr..
8
40
i
15
Apr. 28
Jan.
15
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
10
10
14
17
Metropolitan Edison Co—
110
2,300
850
!
"
1,000
700
800
,
2,400
2,300
4,800
500
100
375
400
;
10,000
2,200
8,400
3,000
3,100
$6
preferred
108
-
Michigan Bumper Corp
Mich Steel Tune Prod.—2-50
110^
5*
54
...
154
1084 Jan.
1124
4 May
May
% May
5
May
54 May
6*
4b May
May
May
54 May
64 May
5
Michigan Sugar common....
Preferred
10
Micromatic Hone Corp....
1
Middle States Petroleum—
Class A v t c
1
7,600
Class B v t c
—..1
8,000
54
64
12
13
15
27
.•i
112
4 May 21
Apr. 28
"5
4 4
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
,
4
64
14
54
64
25
6
4'
May
24
4b Sale
44
44
42,100 Middle West Corp common..5
Midland Oii Corp—
$2 conv pref—
•
2,650
1104 1134
le May
44 May
T.'M
64 May
24 Apr.
4 Apr.
34 May 12
4 May 20
44 May 6
9
7
r
6 4 Apr.
23
34 May 12
H May 20
64 Jan. 13
1
I
May
12
23
44 May 28
6
8
Mar.
6
Midland Steel Products—
$2 non-cum div shares
2,200
1,900 Mid vale Co
4,000 Mid West Abrasive Co.
,
For footnotes see page 51.
*
-,50c
174 Sale
117^ Sale
14
154
L5
14
164
Sale
Sale
164
Sale
14
164 May 23
---
--
1134 May
lb4 May
8
164 May
7116
May 22
1
14 May
8
Jan.
Apr. 22 18
1084 Apr. 151174 Jan.
21
14 Jan.
10
16
1 4
Apr.
18,
4
NEW
46
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN MAY
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Tn
May
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
STOCKS
(Continued)
Par
13,500 Midwest Oil Co
10
700 Midwest Piping & Supply Co
300 M ining Corp or Can
6,900 Minnesota Min & Mfg Co
90 Minnesota P & L 7 % pref_.100
1,010 Miss River Power 6% pref. 100
2,000 Missouri Pub Serv common
*
7,800 Mock Judson Voeh ringer. .2.50
36,800 Molybdenum Corp
"
1,300 Monarch Mach Tool Co com.
11,100 Monogram Pictures com
1,000 Monroe Loan Society cl A
1
2,400
100
"
I",025
10
20
Bid
Ask
7%
13 *4
3,700
400
3,500
300
50
100
100
"7",400
4,400
500
70
200
1,100
300
200
Nachman
Springfilled Corp..*
com
1
350 National Breweries common..*
300 National Candy Co com
*
33,600 Nat Bellas Hess
9,900
210
100
National City
1,900
2,200
28,300
58,600
1,200
200
1,150
1,500
13,900
500
$3
con v
Lines
1
com
preferred
50
National Container (Del)....l
National Fuel Gas....—..
Nat Manufacture & Stores..
87 X
83
90
X
%
80
8
120
116 X 115
4*4
4*4
4*4
8
8*4
8X
6
Sale
115
4
*4
Sale
29 *4
*4s
2*4
9X
2*4
170*4
25
X
B%
Sale
5X
15*4
137 %
Sale
15
7
,
10
50
7*4
14*4
*4
47*4
7*4
13
14
48
Ask
*4
46*4
Sale
8
*4
100 Montana Dakota Utilities—10
9X
3,830 Montgomery Ward & Co A..♦ 169
1,200 Montreal Lt Ht & Pow coin-.*
975 Moody's Investors partic pref. ♦
24 X
900 Moore (Tom) Dist stamped. .1
X
Mtge Bank of Col Am Shs
454
3 *i
~55", 600 Mountain City Copper Co
Be
16,900 Mountain Producers Corp—10
5X
15
1,900 ^Mountain States Pow com—*
280 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel... 100 136
2,900 Murray Ohio Mfg Co
11X
*
9,100 Muskegon Piston Ring
14*4
2.50
875 Muskogee Co common.
6
*
50
66
6% preferred
100
"""610
Ask Bid
BidJ
77 X
9*f "8
16 *4
Sale
5*4
7
14*4
15*4
42
43
10*4 Sale
UK Sale
2 y8
2K
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
14*4
.
""600
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
Jan. 2
1941
5*4
30
*4
1*4
6*4
Sale
%
2
7*4 May 21
May 26
7*4 May
7
Feb. 24
6
May 26 xl3X Feb
% Jan.
*4
46*4 May 29 50*4 May
5
45*4 Feb.
55*4
83 k May
93
83*4 May 12 83*4 May 12
115*4 May 13 115*4 May 13 115
Apr.
116*4
14
5*4
29*4
*4
1*4
8
10*4
158*4
158*4 160
15
15*4
14*4
15
16
20
12*4
18
%,
*4
*4
Vh
%>
5*4
4*4
5*4
4*4
2*4
2*4 Sale
2*4 Sale
5*4
Sale
6
5*4
5*4
13
12*4
14
15
12*4
Sale
134
130*4 132*4 130*4
11
10
11*4
11
11K
9*4
11
10*4 Sale
10*4
7
6
6X
7*4
6*4
71
71
67
72 X
67 X
13
13*4
40 X
11
Sale
10*4
2*4
Sale
3*4
12
10*4
15
5*4
12
May
May
May
May
May
28
15
27
19
23
38*4
10*4
11
10*4 Sale
2*4
3
3
6*4 May 22
30
May 31
*4 May 29
1 *4 May 19
May 29 164
May 10
15*4 May
May
1
1
18
May 29
May
7
% May
May
7
7
2*4 May 10
6*4 May
5
13*4 May 13
134
May
1
11
May 3
11*4 May 12
7
May
7
71
May
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
% May 14
14
6*4
13*4
39*4
8 *4 May
Jan.
5*4
29*4
X
1*4
11 *4
156
Apr.
May 27
Mar.
1
May 23
Mar.
8
Feb.
67
May 23
6*4 May
6
12*4 May 22
38*4 May 16
10*4 May 27
10*4 May 27
2*4 May
2
*4 May
1
May 19
6*4 May
6
13
May
7
41
May
1
11 *4 May
11
May
2*4 May 23
15
Jan.
May
May
Feb.
May
Mar.
Jan.
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar
Jan.
18*4 Jan.
26
Jan.
% Jan.
24
28
30
2
8
8
27
13
6
140
Mar. 18
12*4 Mar. 13
17*4 Jan. 27
7
Apr.
2
71
May
2
Jan.
Apr.
54« May
May
6*4 May
12*4 May
38*4 May
10*4 May
10*4 May
2*4 Feb.
9
6
Mar. 11
3*4 Jan.
6
6*4 Apr. 29
15*4 Jan. 23
May
14
8*4
36*4
*4
2*4
11*4
19 174
14*4 Apr. 21
15
May 29
*£ May
7
2*4
5*4
12*4
130*4
10*4
9*4
5*4
Apr.
Jan.
Mr", it
7*4 Jan.
10
11*^
16
14
3k
8
8K
161X 163
15 X Sale
9*4
nx
K Sale
16 X
15 X
6X
7
Highest
Sale Prices
8
Jan,
4
14*4 Feb.
5
23
14
23
6
22
16
27
27
3
10*4
X
17*4
6 *4
14*4
44*4
12*4
12*1
Apr. 18
Jan.
Jan.
4
21
8
Jan. 15
Mar. 25
Jan.
9
Jan. 24
Apr.
2*4 May 23
National Power & light—
29,325
3,375
300
2,000
"2",300
25
6,100
5,900
1,500
200
-110
•
$6 preferred
*
300 National Refining com
..*
*
15,500 Nat Rubber Mach com
1,025 National Steel Car Ltd...—.*
16,500 National Sugar Refg
—*
625 National Tea Co BX % pref. 10
12.50
21,100 National Transit..
*
27,800 National Tunnel & Mines
8,200 National Union Radio..... 30c
3,500 Navarro Oil Co
-360 -Nebraska Power7%pref
Nehi
"200
200
500
"225
""'600
106
Corp 1st preferred
"
5
Nelson (Herman) Corp
1,800 Neptune Meter class A......*
•
1,100 Nestle Le Mur Co class A
700 Nevada Calif Elec com .....10
3% cum-4% non-cum—100
1,750
6% preferred
$2 preferred
1,870 New Engl Tel& Tel Co
4
100
9,025
100
600
5,350
200
3,000
6,400
25,350
9,900
80
740
900
11,900
100
New Haven Clock Co com
New Idea Inc common
•
*
New Jersey Zinc
New Mexico & Aria Land
25
1
200
170
22,500
1,325
70
"""166
800
250
600
100
1,300
400
45,800
3,250
700
300
390
100
Founders shares.
—
1
5K preferred
....100
1,650
5
3,800 New York Transit..
100
3,750 N Y Water Serv 6% pref
10
136,300 Niagara Hud Pow com
5% 1st pref......
100
7,025
5% 2d pref
100
460
Class A warrants.
13,900
Class B warrants
1,500
10,400 Niagara Share Corp class B..5
Class A preferred
.-.100
380
4,200
1,700
6,600
3,700
70,100
10,075
100
402
3,500
18,100
3,000
6,500
250
2,700
850
175
450
60
25
500
1,100
350
75
""166
660
60
23,500
3,125
3,375
4,700
7% preferred.
63,000
100
250
600
550
1,600
1
1
*
*
—*
50
6
Nor States Power A
25
Northwest Engineering
*
*
Novadel-Agene Corp
Ogden Corp common
.4
*
Ohio Brass class B.
Ohio Edison $6 preferred
Ohio Oil 6% pref
15
com
1
..1
*
common
Pacific G & E 6% 1st pref—25
36,400
5*4 % 1st preferred.
—25
6,100
Pacific Lighting $5 pref
*
2,740
100
260 Pacific P & L 7% pref
-
*
*
American shares
1
Parker Pen Co
10
1,000
4,900 Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co-.l
Patcbogue Plymouth Mills...*
130
Peninsula Telep Co com
»
1,400
$1.40 preferred A
25
300
300
Penn Mex Fuel common...60c
Penn Traffic Co
Pennroad Corp com
147,000
Pa Cent Airlines com
30,800
For footnotes
see
page
51.
May 15
35*4 May 13
4*4 May 22
39
May
1
26*4
28*4
106 K 107
6*4
35 X
3*4
78*4
6*4
Sale
Sale
79*4
*•4 Sale
X
3 X
88 X
00 K
k
3 k
83^
22 X
22*4
51
3X
23*4
25*4
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3*4
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3*4
89
92
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9
52
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4*
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X Sale
3 X
3 X
110
118
Sale
119*4
8*4
8*4
8*4 Sale
21*4 Sale
28
30
3*4
3*4
20*4 Sale
109*4 109*4
6*1
2I8
5*4
2
2.50
1
1
Ik
2*4
10
9
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3*4
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3*4
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80*4
17*4
17*4
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Sale
17*4
50*4
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3*4
6 16
7 X
May
9
May 22 100*4
May 19 107*4
May
24 *4 May
*4
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88
92
43*4
47
8
9
%
3
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3*4
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91 *4
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51*4
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81
77*4
18*4
17*4
50*4
19*4
19*4
53
8
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4
3*4
4*4
3*4
102
102
102*4 100*4 103
112
112*4 114
115*4 113
9
7*4
8*4
9*4
7*4
Sale
6
7
6*4
6*4
18
19
19
19*4
19*4
20*4 Sale
21*4
24
20*4
Sale
2*4
19
19*4
107*4
112*4 113
115*4 116*4
108
108*4
107
6
Sale
18
50
47*4
109*4 111*4
6
7*4
1*4
2*4
10
14
33 k
34
32*4
29*4
26*4 May 29
83
18*4
5
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2*4
18*4
2*4 May
18
May
107
May
112*4 May
116*4 May
108
May
6*4 May
18
May
48
48*4
May
49*4
112*4 114*4 113
May
2*4
19*4
107
107*4
112
113*4
115
115*4
104
106*4
6*4
7*4
18*4 Sale
6
2
2*4
19*4
107*4
113*4
14
6
5
27
8
2
8
15
15
26
May
May
May
May
117
May
108
May
6*4 May
19
May
49
May
113*4 May
7
1*4
22
21
5
8
22
2
8
1
27
16
16
2
19
1
21
6
7
3
13
21
21
20
31
13
8
14
12
29
1
29
3
3*4 Sale
3
32
1*4 May 19
1*4 May 19
33*4
31*4
2*4
2*4 Sale
13*4 Sale
1
Sale
3*4
12
33
40
33
Sale
2*4
2*4
9*4
4
6
32
1*4
A*
Sale
Sale
Jan.
6*4
56*4
18*4
May 16 L29*4
5*4
3 h Apr. 29
Mar. 13
Apr.
7
2
19
16
26
Feb. 25
Jan. 23
Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 21
5
10
Mar. 11
10
Feb.
15
Apr.
9
Jan.
31
Mar. 10
19*4 Jan.
7*4 Jan.
May 22 105*4 Jan.
Apr. 10 116*4 Jan.
107
22*4 Apr.
22
11
Jan.
Mar. 10
99
7
Apr.
13*4 Feb. 19
61*4 May 26
Jan.
15
8*4 Apr.
7
k May
6
5*4 Mar. 4
41*4 Jan. 10
3*4 Apr. 23
35*4 May 13
24
6
4
20
29*4 Mar. 17
17
Apr.
Jan.
May
Apr.
61
May
56*4 May
107*4 Jan.
*«« Jan.
2
*A» Feb.
3
21
10454
654
27*4
2*4
3*4
3 K
11 *4
5*4
Sale
4
13*4
6*4
31
6
30*4
30*4
32*4
31*4
Vs
3*4
3*4 May
3*4 May
May
5 *4 May
11 *4
1
7
8
5
3 *4 May
3 *4 May
12
6
May
May
6
7
9
7
2*^
Apr.
60*4 Jan.
10*4 Jan.
*4 Jan.
4
Apr.
17*4 May
50*4 Feb.
50173jMay
*4 Jan.
3*4 Jan.
102
Apr.
110
Apr.
7*4 Apr.
6*4 May
19
May
20*4 May
48
Jan.
May 13
Jan. 15
5
X Jan.
May
2
8
2
110
Jan.
119
Jan.
4
9*4 Jan.
14
9*4 Mar. 20
23*4 Jan. 10
30
Jan.
9
4
3*8 Jan.
3
23*4 Apr.
110*4 Jan. 21
113 *4 May 27
118*4 Jan. 11
May
107
Apr.
109*4 Jan.
a 113 *4 Mar.
6
_
1
Jan
50l73sMay 31
2*4 Apr.
18
13
11
Jan.
X
8554
23*4
23*4
52*4
Feb.
18
108
Feo.
92
»3j May
18
11
10
4
Jan.
70
Jan.
3*4 Jan.
79*4 Jan.
65*4 Jan.
48*4 May
8*4 May
54 Feb.
3
May
110 "4
May
Jan.
21
8
6*4 May
2l*t Jan. 21
Jan.
Apr.
May
54
Jan.
116*4 Jan.
107*4 Apr.
5*4 Jan.
I X May
Sale
9*4
31*4 May 27
33
May
1
25
13
OX Mar. 17
2*4 Jan.
2*4 May
9*4 May
9
1
27
31
10
Jan.
29
29
10
34*4
31 h
X
87*4
Jan.
13 108
Feb.
29
Mar. 26
Mar. 20
4
16
18
67
10
2*4 Feb. 20
Jan. 30
Apr. 14
554 Mar. 3
3
11
Mar.
1
31*4 May
Apr.
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2*4 Apr.
2*4 Jan.
8*4 May
27
17
26
5
11
19
31
2*4 May
1
8*4 May 19
May
May
May
May
14*4 Apr.
67*4 Jan.
30
38
2*4
9*4
89
Mar. 24
8
42
*4 Apr.
3*4 Jan.
4
May
75
11*4
5*4
30S
29
30*4
28*4
101*4
78*4
May
May
May
May
__
3*4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
3
Apr.
4
Mar. 21
13
,
3
6*4
35*4
34*4
32*4
10
30*4
30*4 May 27 32*4
31*4
30
28*4 Sale
28*4 May 31
102*4 103*4 101*4 Sale
101*4 May 13 103
81
83
78*4
78*4 May 29 81*4
79*4
3*4
4
3*4 4
15*4
16
14*4
16
i4*£ May l6 15*4
60
11*4
6*4
21
27
2
6
13
22
*4 May
3*4 May
92
May
52
May
8*4 May
*4 May
3*4 May
54s May
85*4 May
19
May
19
May
51
May
50I7asMay
*4 May
5
May
104*4 May
114*4 May
9*4 May
7
May
19*4 May
22
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
33
30*4
it"
May 24
May 27
May 12
May 3
105*4 May
8
May
29
May
2*4 May
69*4 May
61
May
50l732May
*4
*4
3*4
14
82
4
36*4 Jan,
5
Mar. 20
Mar. 28
1iis Jan.
Sale
10*4
31*4 Sale
107
107H
3*4 May 14
5*4 Feb.
3
*4 Jan. 29
6
6
26
Mar.
7*4 Apr.
6*4 Feb.
10*4 Jan.
2*4 May
*4 Jan.
llA
9*4 Feb.
109.*4_May_28 116*4
»64
94
86
25
2*4 May
4*4 Jan.
20*|
9
29*4 Apr.
3*4 Jan. 31
3*4
104*4 105*4 104*4 105*4 104*4 May
7
7 *4 May
7*4
8*4
7*4
29
28*4
27*4
28
27*4 May
2*4 Sale
2*4 May
2*4 Sale
Sale
66
65
61
May
66*4
58
62
55
59
56*4 May
*128
May
2
May 22
May
7
May 13
May 22
99*4 Mar. 20
2*4 May
9
454 Apr.
8
25*4 Jan. 11
Feb.
87
14
29
16
15*4
15*4
7*4
7
7*4
96
99
101*4
99*4
107
107*4 108*4 105*4 109
*
com
$1.30 1st preferred..—
25 Page-Hersey Tubes common.
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela—
1,100
211,200
Paramount Motors Corp
1,100
3
2*4
15*4
7*4
7
21*4
50
51X Sale
* 116
116*4
.......
Overseas Securities Co
6
50173jSale
*
pref—loo
100
Pacific PuDlic Service
4
100
.5
10
9,700 Oklahoma Nat Gas
S3 preferred
3,400
$5.50 conv pref.
1,625
Omar Inc
350
300
28,700
6,500
*
3*4
2*4
15*4
*
100 109 k Sale
370 Ohio Pub Serv 7 % 1st pref. 100 115*4 Sale
6% 1st pref
100 110 X 113
235
5
1,100 Oilstocks Ltd common...
100
""300
...
Northern Pipe Line
Pacific Can Co
4,800
1,100
.
Nor Amer Lt & Pow com
920 Nor Ind Pub Ser 6%
37
26*4
30
3
B...1
Mines
Noma Elec Corp com
2,400
300
1,000
com.
Mi pissing
700 Nor Amer Util Sec com
North Cent Texas Oil..
200
2,100
Nlles-Bement-Pond
Nineteen Hundred Corp
$6 preferred
4,000 North Amer Rayon cl A
Class B common
1,900
6% prior preterred
1,190
6% prior pref called—
100
300
1,100
26
yr0Shipbuilding Co— .--100
preferred
N Y State Elec & Gas Corp—
280
4*4
37*4
12
14
15*4
116
117*4 109*4 110*4 110*4 May 16 117
4
4
4*4
4*4
4*4
4*4 May 22
15
15
15
15*4
May 26 15*4
15*4
62
61 *4 May 26
63
65*4
63*4
62*4
1
1
1*4
May 27
1*4
1*4
10
5,650 N Y & Bond Rosario M
4,100 N Y Merchandise Co com.. 10
N Y Power & Light 36 pref .*
450
90
Sale
4
12
200 New Process Co common....*
*
100 N Y Auction Co common
100 N Y City Omnibus warrants..
1,450
2,400
4*4
39
175!
""170
96*4
IX
4*4
22*4
7*4
o
350 New England Pow Assncom.*
75
1,100
*
98*4 May 15
1
Sale
97*4 98*4 96*4 May
2
2*4 May
2*4
2*4 May
3
9
2*4
4 *4 May
4*4 May
8
4X Sale
3
4*4
4*4
ni>*
23
25
23*4 24*4
26
7 *4 May
8*4 May 12
8*4
3
8*4 Sale
7*4
7*4
7
7
7
7
May 10
May 10
7*4
8*4
6K
7*4
12
10
10*4 May
11*4
2 12*4 May 23
10*4
10*4
10*4
2*4 May 22
2*4 May
9
2*4 Sale
2*4 Sale
2*4
2*4
X May 26
*4 May
8
*4
*4
%
*4
11
11
Sale
11*4
10*4 May 26
May
6
10*4
10*4
11*4
45——Sale— 110*4-141*4 109— 1-1-0*4
£1-09'-J4-.May.-28 1X0*4 May .6
85*4
85*4
4
3*4 May 14
May
8
4*4
3*4
3*4
4*4
8
7*4 May 24
May 29
7*4
9*4
7*4
7*4
*4 May
6
*4 May 17
*4
k
4
"3*4 '"5*4
5*4
41
39*4 May 13 40*4 May
6
38*4
39*4 39*4
92*4 Sale
IX
2*4
Mar. 20
Jan.
Jan.
15
10
3*4 Mar. 10
3*4 Apr. 29
Jan. 27
6*4 Mar. 19
Mar. 18
35*4 Jan. 30
32*4 Mar. 29
X Mar. 8
2*4 Apr.
5
2*4 Mar. 19
14*4 Jan. 11
13
33
AGGREGATE
SALES
i
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
175 Pa Edison Co $2.80 prei—...*
375
$5 preferred
*
_
400
100
450
1,600
500
20
25
400
9,300
850
800
7,400
6,200
575 Perfect Circle
—
900
500
.
.
250 Pitts Bessemer & L F RR. -50
Pitts & Lake Erie RR
--50
9,170
6,100
22,880
13,900
3,400
Co
10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass com—25
Pleasant Valley Wine Co ... 1
Plough Inc common
7.50
125 Pneumatic Scale Corp Ltd
-10
25**
2,700 Polaris Mining Co
86,000 Potrero Sugar com
5
5
12,400 Powdrell & Alexander com
200 Power Corp of Can com
*
6% 1st preferred— -----100
"
Pitts Metallurgical
-
400
1.800
3,600
.
.
"
¥.000
800
4,900
"
300
3,900
700
100
6,000
Pratt & Ijambert
13,500 Premier Gold Mining.......
Prentice-Hall Inc com
4 ,400
18,900
3,000
1,330
82,900
y
9154
Sale
45$ Sale
55$
55$
117
118
90
31H Sale
35$
354
7
Sale
4355$ 38
417 ys Sale
13$ Sale
654 Sale
44
93
3H
h
4*
3
58 %
21
8%
4%
85$
8%
_
Investor* com
4553
Sale
13% Sale
6554
1
Nev
Go B common
Providence Gas Co.
Prudential
Sale
Sale
354
814
125$
54
54
45$
A*
66
Sale
%
*
—1
Pressed M atalsof \mer
Producers Corp of
Prosperlt
41
65
25
com
9,000 Pharis Tire & Rubber Co -----1
3,000 Philadelphia Co com
*
380 Phila Elec $5 div preferred...*
50 Phlla El Pow 8% pref
25
5,800 Phillips Packing Co
111,200 Phoenix Securitiat common—1
$3 conv preferred A
7,500
—-10
*
7,400 Pierce Governor Co com..
1
28,200 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
19,700 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter.*
25
1,560
1,950
5,400
100
1,550 Pepperell Mfg Co
150
-
Bid
Sale
4^4
Sale
Sale
Ask
41
66
%
Sale
Sale
163
17
Sale
Bid
Lowest
May
May
May
Sale
8454 8654 79
23
24
24
23
225$
2 5$
25$
254
25$
25$
554
55$ Sale
65$
554
115
116
11554 1165$ 115
32
32
305$
3154
305$
3
3
25$
25$
25$
4%
55$
454
554 Sale
33
345$
335$ Sale
32*
11
12
1254 Sale
15$
15$
15$
15$ Sale
6
55$
554
65$ Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
6454
%
1105$
112
162
14
5054
82
■
4554
675$
44
46
Sale
64 54
65
15
Sale
1554 Sale
7354 Sale
35$
35$
85$
95$
8
1054
54
1
15$
4
35$
154
35$
47
95$
7854
3 5$
95$
9
11
77
3
% Sale
15$
15$
4
35$
2
254
58
195$
54
185$
5$
38
36
May
2
May 23
May
7
May
5
May
1
May 20
May 16
May 20
May 27
5 85
29 2354 May 19
3
May 22
5
6
May 21
16
7
28 1155$ May
12 3154 May 12
19
25$ May 10
17
2
55$ May
27 345$ May 29
1
15
1254 May
May
1
5
May
2
23
4
29
28
29
14
6
54. May
1
1
May 12
35$ May
6
4554 May
4
695$ May
6
1554 May 26
79
May
2
35$ May
9
May
8
6
5$ May 16
154 May
7
54 May 14
4
Sale Prices
38
Feb. 20
Sale Prices
Mar. 31
40
645$ Mar. 13 665$
5$
7
5$ Apr.
1065$ May 26 113
1085$ May 20 115
162
May
2 182
7
13 54 Jan.
495i Apr. 22
79
23
25$
55$
113 5$
3154
25$
AH
14
May 23
Jan. 20
Apr.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
27
9
Jan.
45$
Feb.
654
Mar. 29 1185$
May
315$
Feb.
35$
Feb.
75$
11
Jan.
28
18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
25
Jan.
3
Mar. 31
39
185$ Jan.
15$ Jan.
65$ Jan.
45
Jan.
14
63
Feb.
15
125$ Mar. 10
7354 May 29
Apr. 14
,«
Jan.
8
Mar. 21
7
5$ Feb.
3
5$ Feb.
35$ Mar.
4
11
May
14
Jan.
16
25
Jan.
Feb.
15$ Feb.
554 May
2
Mar. 25
Feb.
12
13
57 5$ Mar. 12
92
May
Apr.
May
25$ Feb.
1854
%
36
65$
4554 May
64
May
145$ May
7354 May
3
May
9
May
Prices
6
8
3
4554 Mar.
1
70
Jan. 10
3
165$ Apr.
7
9654 Jan.
4
Jan.
6
13
16
1054 Jan.
12"' Jan.
2 5$ *
% Apr.
154 Mar.
454 Jan.
35$ Mar.
21
10
12
23 54 Jan.
54 Jan.
13
20
™
—.
8
70
195$
%
2
385$
8
665$
7;
5$
May 26 112
May 20 112
May
2 169
May 16, 14
May
1
535$
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
385$
40
385$
665$
675$
655$
5$
5$
5$
1055$ 108
1065$
110
111
1085$
163
1655$ 162
13
14
1654
515$
53
5054
385$
36
54
'A
* 1105$ Sale
* 1125$ 113
182
50 179
13 A
16
20
5334 Sale
*
1,050 Pa Pow & Lt $6 prei.
3,570
$7 preferred
1,550 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg.250 Pennsylvania Sugar Co
7,450 Pa Water & Power
1,200
Ask
*
700 Pa Gas A Elec class A
100
250
1,145
Bid
May 31
May 1
1941
Shares
25
125
1
Price
YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
May
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY
NEW
Jn
47
CURB EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
JUNE, 1941]
38
5$
45$
754
254
75$
Sale
Sale
85$
65$
54.
45$
75$
18
7 5$
Vk
454
75$
x%
75$
5A
85$
54.
3
May 14
5$ May 22
May
2
May 29
May 22
May
9
May 15
18
195$ May
% May
754
%
45$
75$
5$
May
2
May 16
May
1
May
9
May 28
754 Apr. 18
% May 29
Feb.
4
19
75$ May
9
x54 May 15
85$ Jan.
*4« Feb.
55$ Apr.
10
8
10
854 Mar. 6
95$ Jan. ,10
Public Service of Colorado—
160
100
110
40
3,250
2,850
8.175
2,375
1.000
...100 1055$
.100 112%
Pub Serv of Ind $7 prior pfd—*
9554
45
$6preferred
.--*
575$
PugetSound P & L $6 preL. .*
$5 prior preferred
——* 101
6% 1st preferred
7% 1st preferred.
.
20,325
21,375
76,22.5
14,250
7,100 Puger Sound Pulp A Timb.. *
50 Pyie-National Co com
-5
2,800 Pyrene Mfg
10
...
...
400
370
2,485 Quaker Oats com
6% preferred
2,540
500 Quebec Power Co
569
175
3,700
200
1,200
—
_
300
300
3,000
13,200
200
100
2,300
1,400
50
10
200
500
700
5,400
3,300
"
100
'"
400
1,100
200
500 St Lawrence Corp Ltd
*
A $2 conv preferred---—-60
400
87,300 St Regis Paper Co
7 % preferred
4,825
43,800 Salt Dome Oil Co
2,600 Samson United Corp com
7,500
950
8,900
800
300
4,300
1,050
1,600
260
330
1,000
2,300
300
200
5,300
1,300
50
1,700
300
600
250
900
100
300
1,600
600
3,350
170
1
1
5
i',500 Savoy Oil Co
*
1,700 Schiff Co com
24,800 Schulte (D A) Inc common.-.1
Conv preferred
25
7,600
26
9,300 ScovillMfg Co
20 Scranton Elec $6 pref
*
Sale
Sale
Sale~
1654
115$
Sale
% Sale
75$
7%
1065$ May
1 107
May 21
Sale 10754 108
114
11454 1155$ 114
May 20 11454 May
6
2 1255$ May 15
1205$ 1215 12254 12354 1205$ May
Sale
54
55
54
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May
1
595$ May 14
48
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94
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6
16
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9
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8
10
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7 5$ May
75$
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6
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75$
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1065$
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6
k
135$
common
._*
Segal Lock A Hard ward com.. 1
Seiberling Rubber com
*
Selby Shoe Co com—
._*
Selected industries
48
15$
5$
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54
18
19
35$
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115$
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Convertible stock..
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75 Silex Co (The) common
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Corp
conv
pref
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51.
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115$
55$
154
125$
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15$
35$ May 16
12
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8
554 May
9
154 May 15
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1
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554 May
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12
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6
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7
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154
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Jan.
6
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29
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8
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21
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1
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23
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14
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7
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3
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8
19
12
11
19
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3
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1
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10 54 Jan.
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3
14
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Jan.
2
154 Feb.
8
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7
1
15$ May 28
845$ May
3
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5$ May
2
2
May
6
May 10
25$ May
7
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3
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Feb. 19
25$ May 20
54 Mar.
7
26
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1
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1354 May
7
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9
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7
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1
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8
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28
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May 16
19
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20
May
83
78
8554
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54
%
3754
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May
6
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6
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8
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2
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May
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May
May
1
54
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5
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3
4
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6
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954
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1
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8
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5
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7
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2
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20
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54 May 14
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2
3
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% Jan.
2
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2
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6
114
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Jan. 13
175$ May 16 22
9
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3
24
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78
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Apr. 30 14
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24
30
6
20
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254 Apr. 23
8
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54 Jan. 21
15$ Apr. 22
41
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15
42
Jan.
28
54
54
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Jan. 30
3
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Apr. 30
19
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23
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54 Mar. 20
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8
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9
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25
10
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6
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54 Feb. 11
5$ Feb. 28
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7
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8
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2
20
6
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2 1155$ Jan. 31
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2
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85$ May 13
65
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*
May 29
May 22
May 26
May 24
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 27
May 28
70
54 May 29
14
18
4
Sale
154 Jan.
13
15$
885$
25$
5$
Sale
35$
Mar. 21
2
Feb. 27
103 54 May 15 107
104
Feb. 20 104
12
May 31
Mar. 12
Feb. 15
Mar.
5
Jan. 23
Jan.
114
May 16
254 May 21
5$ May 16
43
2
Jan.
1554
35$
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45$
154
May 29
3
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35$ May
May 10
May 21
May
8
May
2
354
25$
485$
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% Feb. 13
13
May 29 114
May 10
135$
95$ May
6
954
2
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2
254
154 May
1
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1
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14
% Jan.
May
35$
48
9
18
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44
3
25$
75$
54
15$
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8
10
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30
2
13
1
9
76
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50
2
15
6
114
114
17
19
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15$ May
254
21
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9
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75$ Jan.
54. Jan.
5$ Feb.
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5
1454 May
49
54. May
1
10354 May 15 1045$ May 15
104
103
13,
9
7
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3 5$
103
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15$
546 May
1
May 23
7
954 Jan.
24
Pub
1,200 Simmons H'ware & Paint Co..*
.1
2,400 Simplicity Pattern Co
For footnotes see page
1254
55$
15$
Sale
175$
185$
454 Sale
%
135$
155$
48
6
25
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets reg
500
.£1
6,900 Sentry Safety Control
1
600 Serrick Corp class B com.....1
*
2,300 Seton Leather com
6
12,900 Shattuck Denn Mining
1,700 Shawinigan Water A Power. .*
19,250 Sherwin-Williams Co com—25
5% cum pref A A A..—100
1,410
100
45$
145$
Sale
46
15$
&Ab Sale
104 54 105
10454 105
—1
Allotment certificates
1354 May
1
May 27
15$ May
1
5$ May
1
18
May 26
35$ May
7
54. May
5
14
46
Sale
6
4
654 May 28
%
Sale
845$
85$
54.
5$
800 Seem an Bros
s3» May
1
554 May 28
6
Jan.
185$ Apr.
5
6
85$ Feb.
85$ May 22
5$b Jan.
Sale
Sale
15$
112
Mar. 17
May 22105
Jan.
Mar. 17 1595$ Jan.
75
13 54
1954
50,600
8,400
1,000
22,700
5,050
6,450
1,400
ssi
May 15
May 14
Jan..
6
May
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
147
55$
54.
Apr. 16
1141$
1255$
595$
.67.5$
i«n.
94
1454
85$
654
75
May
2
May 22 78
May 14
May 29 151
654 May 28
754 May
8
107
37 54. May
149
654
49
*
common
%
4^
80
6
9
1055$ Jan.
11354 Mar.
9554 Jan.
151
755$
149
149 A 150
Seranton-Spring Brook Water
Service $6 preferrek
8,035
*
3,400 Scuilin Steel Co common—..*
Warrants
31,700
1,700 Securities Corp Gen'l com
1
640 Scranton Lace Co
50 Sherwin-Williams of Can
200
5
100
*
Sanford Mills
"
""600
Sale
16 A Sale
Sale
$3 conv pref
* 44
% Sale
13,800 Raytheon Mfg com..
..50c
1
Sale
♦
11,900 Red Bank OU Co
21
2154
*
3,600 Reed Roller Bit Co
1,300 Reeves (Daniel) com—
4,900 Reiter Foster Oil Corp
-50c
16
17
5
1,000 Reliance El & KngCo—
5 A Sale
1
74,100 Republic Aviation Corp
135$
14
-—1
1,500 Rheem Mfg Co
5
55$
*
1,100 Rice Stix Dry Goods Co
1
15$ Sale
6,800 Richmond Radiator com
Rio Grande Valley Ga« Co—
A Sale
Voting trust
...1
12,700
375 Rochester G A E 6% pfD._100 1055$ 1065$
25
6% preferred C
100 1055$ 1065$
Rochester Telephone Corp—
10
65$% 1st pref
100
♦
700 Roeser A Pendleton Inc
3,800 Rome Cable Corp common—6
5
2,000 Roosevelt Field Inc...
1
17,300 Root Petroleum Co com
5,200
$1.20 conv preferred
20
1,400 Rossia Internat Corp.
*
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
—*
1*550 Royal Typewriter com
*
2.50
800 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc
5,200 Ryan Aeronautical Co.....-.1
3,300 Ryan Consoi Petroleum
25$ Sale
*
1
Sale
5,300 Ryerson A Haynes Inc com—1
550
1,800
3,700
115
Sale
* 101
100 1585$ 164
8X
9%
*
—
Radio-Keith-Orpheum—
Option warrants
36,400
1,975 Ry & Light Secur new com. 10
100 Ry8 A Utll Invest cl A com—1
Raymond Concrete PileCommon——---*
7,950
60
165$
8%
654
108
35$
1
154
154
154 May 16
154 May 16
225$ Apr.
2 54 Jan.
15$ Apr. 29
235$ Jan. 13
3
Apr. 29
15$ Jan.
7
48
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
AOOREOATE
PRICES IN MAY
SALES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
May
Jan. 1
Share*
Shares
1941
STOCKS
(Continued)
Par
*
100
1,800
2,000
320
Simpson s Ltd B stock
SingerMfg Co
Singer Mfg Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg shs—£1
800
20 Sioux City 6 & E 7% pref-100
Skinner Organ Co common
5
75 Smith (Howard) Paper Mills. *
1
14,200 Solar Aircraft Co common
4,200 Solar Mfg Co
1
19,200 Sonotone Corp
1
2,400 Sows Mfg Co
1
1
5,400 South Coast Corn com
10,100 Sou Calif Edison 6% pref B..25
5* % pref class O
9,500
25
5% original pref
25
1,140
100
500 Southern Colo Power cl A—25
""780
100
RANGE SINCE
"3", 630
Bid
2
1
_
107* Sale
Ask
Ask Bid
1
Bid
104* Sale
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
Ask
Lowest
102* 103* 103
2
May 27 105* May 15
May
2
sk
-
400
300
100
600
400
2
1*
2*
At
6
May
100
.
Preferred A
12,300 Southland Royalty Co.
15,000 South Penn Oil
6,595 Standard Oil (Obiot pref
33,300 Standard Power & Lt com.
2,000
200
200
800
700
150
700
500
3,050
6,200
5,100
8,700
2,300
12,300
6.5.
200
500
1,000
50
1,500
1,900
600
6,150
75
500
650
3,700
100
12,500
200
300
1,200
2,300
5,800
30
1,900
1,000
800
"""50
1,100
100
...
100
1,900
1,100
1,000
1*
2*
1*
29*
28*
40*
30 H
29 *
47 *
29*
46
60*
47* 60*
70
v
—
1
lash B common.
$7
preferred.
-
Standard Products Co.
Standard Silver Lead.---
...1
1
..
Standard Steel 9pring Co. .—5
Standard Tube claws B
...1
Starrett (The) Corp v t c_. ...l;
Steej Qo of_Qa.nMa.ord
.
.—
1
•
5
*
•
1
1
50
25
♦
15
16,200 Taggart Corp com
1
.....*
11,700 Tampa Electric Co.
•
38,600 Technicolor Inc common
410 Texas P & L 7% pref
100
2
7,000 Texon Oil & Land Co
5
3,150 Thew Shovel Co common
1
5,000 Tilo Roofing Inc
200 Tishman Realty & Constr
»
545 Tobacco & Allied Stocks.....*
-
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S
3* Sale
13*
1*
12*
8*
19*
2
12*
10*
8ale
107* 108
At Sale
a»
19
Sale
,
8
9
28* 30*
Sate*
43
12*
3
50
20
1
1
1*
13
12
7,600 SterchI Bros Stores Inc.
100
6% 1st preferred
300
5% 2d preferred
12,200 Sterling Aluminum Prod
2,300 Sterling Brewers Inc.
21,750 Sterling Inc
1,775 Stetson (John B) Co com
1,000 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp..
2,250 Stroock (S) & Co Inc..
20,700 Sullivan MachL eryCo
1,300 Sun Ray Drug Co com.
36,300 Sunray Oil
800
5*% conv preferred
1,800 Superior Oil Co of Calif
75 Superior Portl Cement B
2,500 Swan-Finch Oil Corp
4,000 Tobacco Prod Exports
1*
♦il.3
>9*
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Am dep rets or dreg shs.-.£1
Am dep rets def reg
5s
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38
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8*
6*
8
Sale
*
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39*
42*
28
Sale
10
12
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Sale
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24*
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113* 114*
2*
3
9*
53
4*
55
Sale
Sale
19
2*
9*
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*
40
520 Toledo Edison 6% pref
120
7% preferred A
100
108* Sale
lOO
113
2,400
7,500
2,300
13,700 Trans-Lux Pict Screen com. _1
16,766 Transwestern Oil Co
10
12,400 Tri-Continental Corp warr
100 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
... *
1,200
11,700
115
50
500
700
900
13,000 Udylite Corp
1
100 tUlen & Co series A pref
*
Series B pref
*
20,900 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc..—.10
1,900 Union Gas of Canada
*
2 * May
9
1 * May
1
29* May 17
28* May
7
40* May 26
* May 12
2* Mar.
10*
3* Sale
39*
45
7*
10*
6*
6*
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1
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2*
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1
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10
10*
Sale
41
27
Sale
42*
31*
10
8
2*
8*
105
108*
2* Sale
Sale
49*
3*
49
3*
103
14
7* Feb. 18
4
1 * Jan.
2* Apr. 28
1
29
Feb.
18
May
3
28
May 26
38
May 15
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3
92
3* Jan.
9
1 * Mar. 10
31* Jan. 13
29* Jan. 10
46* Feb.
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1
4X
May"
9
May 13
5* May 16
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8
1 * May
5
2* May 12
I
11
May
7
11* May 31
10
May 28
1* May
1
40
May 12
27* May
6
May
6
May
2
May
8
May 27
May
7
12
May
2
13
May 28
10
May 28
1 * May
7
40
May 12
30* May 20
6*
%
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4
6
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8
Mar. 25
1
25
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2
5* Jan.
39* Jan.
30* Jan.
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15
Apr. 21
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Jan.
May
Jan.
24
17
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Feb.
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12*
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Jan.
9
Mar. 10
Apr. 19
107* Jan.
7
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At May 16
19
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2
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At Jan.
18
8
Apr.
12
1* Jan.
30
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2
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9
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38* Feb.
Jan.
17
20
3
5* May 16
*
Feb.
2* May
8
43;
3!
May 14
May 15
3
May
1
May 23
May 26
May 22
May
8
May
5
43* May 14
3* May 15
2^
7
3
%
37* Apr.
4
31
22* Mar,
25
7
1
19
10
9
2
May 19
Apr. 15
14
10
2
Jan.
14
14* Jan. 27
10* Mar. 31
20* Jan. 13
*
110^
At
May 10
Jan.
2
Jan.
28*[<Mar.
13
21
9* May 12
* Apr. 28
27* Jan. 17
2
Apr.
5
% Jan. 22
44—-Apr r 2312
Jan.
9
4* Feb. 26
40* Mar. 6
9* Mar. 10
8* Jan. 13
% May
2
1* Jan. 23
15
Jan.
1* Jan.
8
10
9
Jan.
* Feb.
4
May
7
11
Apr. 21
10
Jan.
Jan.
11
7
15* Jan.
4
11
May
Mar.
1* Feb. 15
2* Apr. 23
9* Apr.
5* Apr.
2* May
2
20* May 31
3
6
5
Jan. 31
Apr. 14
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr. 22
6
Jan.
21
Am Mar. 27
14J
Jan.
Jan.
13
9
6
10* Jan.
IK May
7
40
May 12
30* May 20
12
Jan.
21
7* Jan.
27
3* Jan.
3
2* Apr. 22
Jan. 28
20* May 31 25
9* Jan.
6
8
Apr. 30
106
May 26 114* Mar. 18
3* Apr.
4
2* May
1
14* May 27 19* Jan. 10
3
6 * May
8* Jan.
7
Jan. 17
* Jan. 17
43
Mar. 21
3* Mar. 25
53
Jan.
4* Jan.
8
10
1
105* 106* L06* 108
110* 113
L10* 112
7*
8*
Sale
1*
8
1*
2*
Sale
*6
8*
*
7*
5*
a
33
10*
Jan.
Jan.
1
May 31
1* Mar. 11
2
10
Sale
2S ^
*
*
9
'jif
6*
89
10* May
22*
May
1
8*
106
109
May 26 106
2* May
3*
1
3*
14* May 27
15*
6* May
7
6*
Sale
Sale
43 ]
3
* May
3
At May 16
27* May 23
9* May 12
*ji May
5
20
May
7
1 * May 22
May 17
7
2*
2*
22* Sale
rrVs
4
"May" 27
10*
7
6
25
22
* Apr. 18
7
Sale
9*
1*
1
7
19*
May" 7
42*
Sale
12$
2*
i*
13*
5 110* May 10
"8
12
12*
2*'
Sale
39*
1*
7*
1
...
4
Jan.
2 * Apr.
5* May 15
7* May 27
2* May
8
25
May
8
5* May 22
38
May 22
26
May 29
* May 31
6
May 21
2
May 19
* May
7
* May 26
3* May 27
14
May
9
-30-
1-40-
*6
Sale
2*
6*
38
May
19
2*
*
Tublze Chatillon Corp—
Common
...
1
5,100
Class A
..1
5,000 Tung Sol Lamp Works com.,1
2,700
80-cent div pref
*
18
I*
1*
At
At
nAt
2*
15
9
8
22
6
6
3
31
6
7
7
26
1
22
May~31
13
26*
8*
8*
1
3,896 Todd Shipyards Corp..
1
2 * May
2
1
May 31
1 * May
5
1*
Sale
25*
8*
We*
15
At
1*
13
109* 110* 109* May
At May
*8 May
*6
27
28
25* May
8* May
8*
8*
At May
18* May
1* May
1*
2
8%
« May
*
10
5*
3*
23*
8
IX
13*
9
6
940
6,306 Tonopah Mining of Nev
25 104
Mar, 10 165
5* May
May
2* May
23* May
5
May
36* May
23* May
* May
4* May
1 * May
* May
* May
3 * May
13
May
7
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd—
800
1*
3
1*
29*
28*
40*
5
1,070
1,000
70
30
10
Jan.
6* Feb.
2* May" 5
* May 17
1* May 26
May
6
May
1
May
3
May 26
May 15
* May 12
2*
a
Sale
4
Jan.
10*
Sale
1
25
4,666
100
3*
5
2*
25
325
10
1,050 So West Pa Pine Lines
4,900 Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc.—1
1st preferred
*
1,500
*
4,600 Spencer Shoe Corp
600 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
*
*
2,500 Standard Brewing Co
1
17,100 Standard Cap & Seal com
Conv preferred
4,350
10
Standard Dredging Corp—
Common
1
2,800
SI .60 conv preferred
26
1,400
800 Stand Invest $5* preferred.-♦
40,300 Standard Oil (Kentucky)-...10
400
,5?
1*
10 *
Sale
2
6
*
30 South New Engl Telep Co-.100
.>10
2,100 Southern Phosphate Co
10
2,200 Southern Pipe Line
*
2,000 Southern Union Gas com
75
1,400
4,100
3*
--
7 % preferred
102* Apr. 22 130* Feb. 11
104
1*
.
2,200
1,200
3,800
JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
35
6*
1*
7
7
3*
3*
3
1*
5*
35*
2
7*
Sale
87* May
1
91
106* May 24 107
May
7
May 28
82
Jan.
105* Apr.
Feb.
112
1
May 17
3* May 29
!33 May
9
* May
1
2* May
5
* May 27
5* May
2
32* May
2
IJTMay
2
6* May 29
3
6
May 10
35* May 22
1* May
2
7* May 13
3* May
May 22
9
Jan.
2
2* Jan. 29
* Mar. 14
8* Jan. 29
Apr.
IS
12* May
2
1* Feb. 17
6* May 29
2
23
16
Jan.
0
1
3* May 29
* Jan.
4
8* Jan. 29
8
Jan.
9
40* Jan.
2* Jan.
7* Jan.
13
10
24
4* Jan.
* Jan.
Feb.
3
,
Jan.
At Jan.
14 114
At Jan. 31
% Apr. 28
5
98
21 108* Jan.
30
* Jan.
__
800
500
100 Union Investment Co com
*
Union Stock Yds of Omaha.l60
3,100
27,400 United Aircraft Prod..
800
100
United Chemicals Inc—
Common
$3
"9",500
500
10", 600
8,000
1,400
cum
partlc pref.
87,.106 Un Cigar-Whelan Stores
39,666 United Corp warrants...
1
20
210
4,300
1,300
4,500
50,906
50
375
11,700
64,500
20
•
10c
Warrants
United G & E 7% pref
100
United Lt & Power com A
*
Common class B„.
*
$6 1st pref...
*
United Milk Products com
*
$3 participating preferred—*
,
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Am dep rctu for ord reg
400
100
5,200
1,010
1,300
3,000
"""loo
750
15,500
50
1,600
United N J RR & Canal
i00
3,400 United Profit Sharing com_25c
200
10% preferred
10
22,325 United Shoe Mach com
25
4,256
Preferred
25
14,000 United Specialties common
1
28,900 U 8 Foil class B
-—...*
50 U 8 Graphite Co common
5
3,266 USA Internat Sec com
*
4,775
l»i preferred with warr
♦
49,660 U S Lines Inc pref
•
760 U S Plywood $1.50 conv pref 20
14,000 U S Radiator common
For footnotes see page
51.
4*
30
3*
8*
3*
3*
8*
4*
40
9*
9*
3*
7*
3*
3*
7*
3*
3* May 15
7* May 21
3* May
6
3* Jan.
8* May
7
7* May 21
3* Apr. 25
16
4* Feb.
6
9
9
Jan.
3* Apr. 25
40
9*
Sale
9*
»
256 United Elastic Corp.........*
100,506 United Gas common
1
20,500
$7 1st non-voting pref
.*
8,400
2*
10
8
8* May 27
9* May
9
8*
9
May 29
1
May 29
8* Feb.
18
10* Apr.
29
9
17
11* Jan.
23
Apr.
65
At Sale
At
7* Sale
* Sale
110
111*
*
82
* Sale
At
>
* Sale
26*
Sale
»»i
85%
8t
7*
*
At May
113* May
* May
81
May
* May
■*. May
23* 22 * May
22
22* May
Sale
115
Sale
80
«S\y>
* Sale
At
n
80
May
4 May
131
27*
20
a
Sale
22*
'^May""I
6
12
At May 12
26
* May
5
21 118
May
6
1
* May
1
81
21
May 21
* May 26
1
* May
5
2
27 27* May
1
7 22* May
7
67
1
246
3*
1
Jan.
* Feb
l»» Apr.
7* Jan.
At Mar.
I
lis1*
106* Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
May
Jan.
* Jan.
80
Mar.
85* Jan.
* Mar.
At Apr.
19* Feb.
29
Jan.
Jan.
3
9,
17
9
6
10
17
16
16
25
Mar. 21
Mar. 25
70
22* May
70
Apr.
Apr. 16
3*
247
Sale"
4
* May
5
50*
Sale
44*
Sale
9* Sale
4*
8
6
II*
8*
3*
27*
Sale
4
28*
1 *
44
9
5
6
At Sale
50
Sale
,ny»
1
3
May
1
43* May 22
8* May 22
4* May 15
4* May
50
* May
1
4* May
3
52* May 22
45
May
9* May
4* May
5
6
6
*6 May
1
8*
50
49*
3*
4*
27* 28*
1* Sale
50
At May
May
3 * May
1
1
7
27* May 26
1* May 10
e
51
5
May
7
May 15
27* May 26
1* May
2
* Mar. 21
4* May
3
49* Apr. 23
* Apr.
43 * Mar.
7*
4*
7*
*
50
3
6
Feb.
18
May
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
15
Jan.
22
20
21
8
27* May 26
1* Mar.
5
At Jan.
5* Mar.
3
4
Jan.
13
45* Jan.
18
61
Jan. 10
5* Jan.
8
7* Apr. 22
10
* Jan.
61* Jan
5
20
15
May 15
29* Jan
2* Jan.
22
10
June, 1941]
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
PRICES IN MAY
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
MayI
Shares
2,800
700
5,500
STOCKS
(Concluded)
Par
100
400
850
19,600
325
50,700 Universal Corp
530
300
5,100
200
100
100
200
400
5,900
2,200
1,100
5
*
5,100 Utah Pr & Lt $7 pref
Utah Radio Products
1
com
Utility Equities common... 10c
2,350
$5.50 priority stock.......1
1,200 Utility & Ind Corp com
...5
6,900
Conv preferred.......-.-.7
"""766
3,000
350
...8
"2",900
1,050
48,600
.....1
v t c
1,550 Universal Insurance
4,900 Universal Pictures com
1,700 Universal Products Co_
49,700 Utah Idaho Sugar Co
~
1~206
*
21,500 Valspar Gnrp common
1,925
$4 conv pref
..6
488,100 Venezuelan Petroleum
1
5,410 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref.100
3,100 Vogt Mfg Corp
*
18,900 Vultee Aircraft Inc..........1
3,200 Waco Airfraft Co...
*
1,200 Wagner Baking com ▼ t c
*
7% preferred
...100
"l~,266 Waitt & Bond Inc class A
*
1,200
Class B
*
3,300 Walker Mining.............1
900 Wayne
Knitting Mills.
5
11,500 Wellington Oil Co common
1
4,500 Went worth Mfg Co
.1.25
20,600 Western Air Lines Inc..
1
Ask
Bid
18,300 U 8 Rubber
Reclaiming-...-*,
900 U 8 Stores
Corp com
50c'
170
$7 conv 1st Dref..
*
4.500 United Stores Corp com
50c
40,000 United Wall Paper
500 Universal Cooler class A
700
Class B
5,500
May 1
1941
Shares
354
.
254
-
60 Western Grocery com. .... .20
Western Maryland Ry—
650
7% 1st preferred
—100
Western Tablet & Stationery—
800
Common
*
1,575 Westmoreland Coal Co...—20
825 Westmoreland Inc
—.10
100
250
&
Sal*
6
Sale
2154
2354
1554 Sale
1794
W
7754
78
154
94 Sale
48
4954
56
Sale
254
1
154
1954 Sale
54
94
Sale
90
10
.
894
1054
894
494 Sale
854
654
76
5
92
7
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
294 May
154
254
54
6
2554
1554
154
Sale
2654
17
'I® /ale
70X
71
8
46
^
Sale
254
54
554
25
454
154
554
2754
14
14
16
1554
254
254
6694
68
5«
44
45
At
54
154 Sale
54
%
15
254 Sale
97
Sale
954 Sale
5
Sale
94 Sale
1354
1454
3
754
76
554
3
8
92
654
294
254
9354
9654
754
854
654 Sale
354
354
7
8
76
5
194
594
454
354
19
1254
1054
2054
13
12
210
$6 preferred
25,800 W Va Coal & Coke
350
""700
-400
300
200
600
6,000
com..5
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg Oo._.__l
14,100 Wichita River Oil Corp..—.10
-l,400j Williams CR O) AfCo".
2,800 Williams O ll-O-Matic Htg...*
.
6,900 Wilson Jones Co com..
•
1,500
25
2,500
*
new
4
69
1694
1954 Sale
12
1294
15
73
1554
1954
22
7i
131
15'
654
2654
15 54
1454
294
May
8
May
7
May
2
May 13
May
8
May 15
2l!
241 72
54 May
9;
4494 May 28
154 May 20
54 May 26
46
May
1
154 May
94 May 19
%
1354 May 19 1494
2 54 May
1
354
95
May 28 103
854 May
7
954
5
May
1
694
3
May
7
754 May 12
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
12
10
20
13
1
31
3
May
7
754 May 12
May 26
May
8
1394 May 21
2
May
5
154 May
2
354 May
8
__
May
May
14
May
294 May
2
May
3 54 May
_
26
8
13
10
26
9
1654
69
May 14
72
May
6
21
1254
1954 May
1
1154 May 27
1954 May
1
1254 May 17
9994
254
11
650 Willson Products Inc
20 Wisconsin P A L 7%
—1
pref—100
1,400 Wolverine Port Cement
10
11,900 Wolverine Tube Co com.....2
2,200 Woodley Petroleum Corp
1
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
600
Am dep rets ord she
5s
43,400 Wright-Bar greaves Ltd——*
97
10054 10154
354 Sale
554
6
__654_Sale
45?
254
554
9854 May
294 May
9954 May
3
May
Sale
1254
11554 11694
554
554
554 Sale
4
54 Sale
354
5M
454 Sale
-6K
454
594 May.
594-May—1
454 May
454 May
2
2
8
754
xll
12
113
11794
454
5 54
454
4 54
554 Sale
454
454
454
11
4
5
Sale
354
354
54 Feb.
1
Apr.
354 Apr. 24
54 Jan.
2
594 Feb. 14
23
Jan.
1494 Jan.
1354 May
194 Jan.
6754 Apr.
May
May
May
5
254 May 24
854 May
7
xll
May
May
May
May 28
454 May 14
554 May 31
494 May 21
454
394
4
Mar. 3
Jan.
8
Feb.
3
Jan.
Jan. 13
8
Jan.
1
Jan.
3
Mar. 11
7
21
2754 Feb. 20
24
15
13
21
24
44
Mar. 27
% Jan.
154 Feb.
15
14
94 May 19
1356 May 19
9i
8554
854
4 94
Apr. 21
754 Feb.
4
15
3
154 Jan.
24
22
Jan.
25
Apr.
4
May 13
J an.
9
Jan.
6
454 Jan.
9
Mar. 19
9
Mar.
15
7
25
16
26
May
Jan.
554 Jan.
454 Feb.
11
1
19
72
May
6
Apr. 28
20
Jan.
7
3
27
1954 Mar. 26
1494 Feb.
5
Feb.
102
6
2
354 Jan.
694 Mar. 10
9
694- Jan.
Apr.
8
Jan.
594 Feb.
454 Mar.
iir
10
94 Jan.
54 Jan.
Apr.
294 Jan.
2
May
Jan.
1
27
Jan.
14
1154 Jan.
7
54 Jan.
"554 Apr'.'iS
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
5854 Feb.
16
13
10
H»Jan.
194 Apr.
49
3 54
6
Feb. 19 103
11
May 7
Apr. 21
854
3
54
5i«
1354
194
194
3 54
354
Feb.
1754 Jan. 29
2 94 May
8
8394 Jan. 13
Jan.
I*
Feb.
Mar. 20
i!S
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
6
Mar. 12
Mar. 27 117
Jan.
22
6
Apr.
24!
594 Jan.
654 Jan.
454 Jan.
16,
4 94 Mar. 17
Mar. 22.
Apr. 10
354 May 10
4
354 May 10
454
54
354
%
194
554
54 Apr. 25
6
154
754
1054
Sale
8
4
May
294 Feb.
7
4
554
1
2 94 Feb.
4 94 Feb.
_
%
1454
254
2
354
554
154
354
Sale
59
554 May
May
15
May
1354 May
254 May
6894 May
26
54 May 16
154 May
7
6
1354
254
254
5& May 16
May
5
90
54
1454
154
5
.
54.
X
154 Sale
10
1
1
54
2
394 May 12
354 Feb.
"ill "154
1
1354
3
4
.
fl
"194 "194
Hiytiesi
Sale Prices
354
354
%A
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
West Texas Utilities Co—
30
2,200
1
Ask
54 Jan.
7*
4
1
May 31
Ask Bid
3
3
Bid
-
80
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
r
49
9
554 Jan.
0
494 Jan.
3
16, 10154 Feb. 14 10354 Jan.
10294 Jan. 15 10554 Jan.
10
May
1
10154 10254 10154 May
2 10154 May
103 54
10354 10394T0354 May 15 104
May
10451 Sale 10354 May 1 10454 May
10554 10654 10554 May 29 10654 May
104 54 May
10454 105
3 105
May
8
24
16
23
Mar. 13 10594 Jan.
10554 May 29 107 54 Jan.
10354 Mar. 19 10694 Jan.
2
May 17
May 26
May
2
103 94 Apr. 10 10654 Feb.
10554 May
6 10854 Jan.
10654 May 6 11054 Jan.
8
BONDS—
151,000
15,000
92,000
23,000
40,000
85,000
93,000
42,000
731,000 Alabama Power 454*
-1967
1st & ret 5s...........1956
120,000
201,000
144,000
235.000
269,000
413,000
234,000
1st A ref 5s............1968
—1946
1st A ref 5s
.1951
American Gas A Electric—
1st 5s
S f deb 2
1950
1960
—1970
Light-
54s
S f deb 354s
5 f deb 3 54a
American Power A
550,000
7,000
4,000
67,000
230,000
7,000
104,000
4.075,000
7,000
29,000
560,000
1,394,000
158",666
1.192,000
19,000
94,000
125,000
44~,606
11,000
22,000
Deb
.2016
6s..
10554
10454
10754 108
10654 Sale
10154 10194
10354 Sale
10394 Sale
10654 Sale
10454 10554
106
Sale
104
10854 Sale
11054 Sale
106
105
10954 Sale
10254 Sale
104
104
Appalachian El Pow 354S-1970
Appalachian Power 6s....2024
Sale
.1966
130
Sale
Associated Elec 4His..... 1953
Sale
49,000 {♦Assoc Gas A Elec 454s.. 1948
♦5s deb
—1968
5s registered
11,000
...1968
Sale
Arkansas Pr A Lt 5a
1354
1,161,000
1,012,000
3,000
272,000
59,000
97,000
10,000
9,000
♦454s series O
1949
♦554s conv deb..———1977
♦Conv deb 5s......
1950
5 registered
.1950
Assoc Tel A Tel 554s A
.1955
Atlanta Gas Light 4 54s—1955
108
~
"
10454 104
Sale
10394 May
10654 10654 107
10554 May
10854 10754 10854 10654 May
Sale
106
10494 May
106
May
Sale 1129
129
129
131
May
Sale 110654 Sale
107
10654 May
Sale
46
4454
4494 4354 May
15 HI
14
1594
May
13 54
1551 Sale
1 394
1354 May
7 1049
6 1079
6 108
103
26 10954 May
1
27 10654 May 28
1 12954 May 17
14 10754 May
1
2 46
May
1
13
1494 May
8
16
1554 May
1
Feb.
15 H
15 H
1594
Sale
15 54
1354 Sale
1354
1394
1354
1354
1354 May 27
1354 May 19
1354 May 24
Atlantic City Elec 354»—1964
Avery (B F) Sons 5s w w—1947, 101
104
5s ex-warr
—1947! 10054 Sale
64
May
Mar.
13J
Jan.
10754 Mar. 18
51
Jan. 10
1554 Mar. 21
1594 Mar. 22
1554 Apr.
3
May
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
5?
1554 May
1
Feb.
15
1454 May
1594 May
8
1
Feb.
Feb.
1594 Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Sale
63
May 23 64
6354
64
10654 107
May
7 107
10754 10754 107
10794 10854 10754 108
10754 May
2 108
101
10494 100
10454
98
10394 100
10454
2
18
10654 May 28
May
1
May
7
May 13
31
Mar. 22
15*
Apr.
6454 Sale
108 54 10754
10954 11054
2
109 94 Apr.
Feb.
1254 Sale
12 54
13 54
1294
13 54
Sale
13
17
15
14
3
7
13
107 54 Mar. 15
109 54 Jan.
3
69
May
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
10494 Jan.
Jan.
102
28
Jan.
9
10954 Feb. 15 12754 Jan.
10594 Feb. 18 11154 Apr.
10654 Mar. 3 11254 Jan.
149
Jan.
Apr. 14 156
10154 Mar. 5 103 94 Apr.
Jan.
10254 Feb. 24 104
2
16
24
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
194,000
189,000
111,000
12,000
83,000
3,000
1,335,000
Convertible 6s
1950
686.000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s B...1957
282,000
5s series C
......1960
102,000 Bethlehem Steel 6s
1998
495,000 Birmingham Elec 454*
1968
38,000 Broad River Power 5s A.. 1954
95,000
169,000
59,000
144,000
212,000
377,000
140,000
26,000
29,000
44,000
6 54s
1,379,000
1,994,000 Cent States
936", 666
3,671,000
1,000
314,000
1,245,000
5s
72,666
1,000
468,000
5s
341,000
195,000
101,000
25". 000
463,000
521,000
234,000
854,000
Canada Nor Power 5s
1953
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s—1942
Cent 111 Pub Serv 3
1948
1954
Pr A Lt 554«—1953
551,000 {iChic Rye 5s ctfis of dep..1927
90,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 6 54«-1952
6s series B
—1955
92,000
174,000 Cities Service 6s
.....1966
2,000
5sregistered. ......—1966
1,000
—.—1950
5s registered...
1958
5s registered...
1969
932,000
12,000
75,000
43,000
725,000
4,308,000
112,000
611,000
155,000
562,000
765,000
.4,000
39,000
3s series P
354s series N
2?4s series Q
Oonsol Gas Utlllti
6s A stamped
1969
—1971
1976
—
.1943
Continental G A El 5s..—1958
Cuban Tobacco 5s
1944
Cudahy Packing Co 3 54s.. 1955
Delaware Elec Pow 554«—1959
43,000 Elmlra Wat Lt A RR 5s..1956
245,000 Empire Dlst Elec 5s
1952
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg—
34,000
♦654s
1953
see
page
51.
78
Sale
6954 Sale
27
Sale
2754 Sale
9454 Sale
4554 Sale
90
9254
9354
95
8554 Sale
14994 151
k Sale
10354 Sale
102
113
11354 11054
107H 10854 10654
10794
10854 110
150
15254 14994
10254 10254 102
10354
10354 105
87
Sale
8854 Sale
87
Sale
87
Sale
8854 Sale
87
8354 Sale
May
5 115
May 27 110
May 24 112
May 19 15154
May
3 10294
May
1 10354
77
7554
8094 Sale
7554 May
85
Sale
May
8054 80
8054
10754 108
10754 10794 10754 May
14
1354
1494
1254 May
1354
Sale
12
May
1394 Sale
Sale
97
May
9994 100
Sale
4554 41
44
May
9154 9054 May
9054 91
95
94
May
95
9654
Sale
8954 May
9094 Sale
8354 Sale
8254
May
8854 May
May
May 20
May 14
May
1
May
7
May
1
May
1
8094 May
85
May
10854 May
1454 May
1454 May
10054 May
46
May
9154 May
95
May
91
May
1
6
1
8994 May
8854 May
8994 May
1
1
13
8754
9454 Sale
10054 Sale
12954
12854 131
111
5
1
3754
8654
9094
8354
Sale
112
11054 11254
9794 Sale
9294 Sale
5254
5354
10254 Sale
10654 10754
8754 Sale
8354 Sale
12754
10554 Sale
126
44
305?
Apr.
88
Sale
8854
9754
89
,
1254 May
May
Sale
55
Sale
8
97
May
1
9754 Sale
9894
55
May
1
56
5554
67
10154 10154 10154 10194 10154 May 15 102
10254 Sale 101 k Sale 101
May 21 10254
May
May
May
May
8794 Sale
89
9154 Sale
91
120 54 122
122
105
10554 105
May
1
May 13
May 23
May
9
,
4554
4554
Sale
Sale
12354
Sale
May
1
89
May 27
9454
May 20 123
May 15 10554
15
49
Jan.
10
Si3*
95
Jan.
14
Mar.
Jan.
13
Feb.
91
Mar.
May
6
§954 Apr. 30
8994 May
6
6
8854 May
89 k May
6
8154 Mar. 7
89 h May
6
9954 Apr. 17
9954 Apr. 17
May
Feb.
79
88
May 12 108
10754 Sale 107
May 14
10954 110
10954 May 14 10994 May 21
10956 IK)
10294 10354 10294 10354 10254 May
9 10354 May 17
97
14
Jan.
May 23
Feb.
Feb.
6
6
6
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
20
14
8
6
9
9
6
1
3
31
12
93
10
24
8154 Apr.
3
86
Apr. 30
10854 May 13
Feb.
23
10754 Sale
95
7354 Feb.
6954 Jan.
105
8154 Mar.
8754 May
2 8994
May
8
99
98k
9794 97
99
Sale
97
May 27 9954
9754 97
102
Sale
10154 Sale 10094 May 16 10254
128
132
12954 133
12254 12354 12254 12394 123
May 27 12354
...
2,663,000 Eastern Gas A Fuel 4s A..1956
...2030
3,850,000 Elec Pow A Lt 5s..
For footnotes
Sale
1958
Oonsol G E L A P Bait—
200,000
96,000
177,000
Sale
Sale
112
...1950
2,939,000 Cities Service PAL 5 54s. 1952
5 54s gold deb
1,247,000
1949
728,000 Community Pow A Lt 5s.. 1957
6,000 Conn Ltg A Pow 7s A
1951
53,000 Oonsol Gas of Bait 454s...1954
66,000
22,000
71,000
11154
10954
11194 Sale
15454 157
102
10254
103
10454
54s A—1968
Cent States Elec 5s...
Conv deb 5s
12554 Sale
111
11154
Feb.
Feb.
8854 Feb.
9894 Feb.
127 94 Mar.
12294 Apr.
10394 Mar. 24
130
Mar. 17
12854 Jan.
25
Jan.
7
10554 Apr. 18 111
107 94 Apr.
7
2 11154 Jan.
101
Mar. 26 10354 May 17
9654 Jan.
8954 Feb.
53 94 Feb.
101
Apr.
101
May
86
Feb.
27 10254 Apr. 19
15 9894 May
9
Feb. 14
3 60
15 10294 Feb. 18
Mar. 31
21 107
24
8951
Jan.
23
7894 Feb. 21 94 H May 13
Jan.
7
11994 Mar. 19 126
104
44
Mar. 31 106
Feb.
7
45
Mar.
Jan.
1
10
new
50
AGGREGATE
SALES
price
curb exchange
Jan. 2
11
(Continued)
29,000 Erie Lighting 5s...
Bid
bonds
5,000
249,000,Federal Water 8erv 5H*.
6
1C1% 101% ol01%
78
82
78%
101% 102
100
101% Sale
99%
65
72
100% Sale
1,000
5,000
1,194,000
——347-fQO10
2,000
5,000
32,000
73% Sale
24%
Sale
60
76
108
Great North Pow
5sstpd
1950
Green Mountain Pow 3 %s.l963
Grocery Store Prod 6s.
1945
Giiantanamo A W Ry 6s. .1958
t Guardian Investors Corp—
58 series A
1948
298,000
Sale
78%
110
106% Sale
56% 63
25
28
23%
25%
45
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
65
Sale
100%
80% Sale
35
14%
100% 101% 100% May 12,101% May 8
75
77
May
6 82
May
1
76
100
102
May 15:101
May 25
100
99% May 5,101% May 26
101%
101
60
101
84%
19%
65
Sale
85%
35
Sale
166%
May
80% May
*84%
May
80
May
72
85
May
83
84% "83% "Sale" 82
108% 110% 109% 110% 108% May
May
104% 105% 105
103
106
62
63
May
62
64% 62
25
27
21
May
20
30
Sale
18%
20
85
19%
20%
15
1 101% May 19
5
84% May 29
8 85%
8 80
6 83%
27 108%
29.105
19 62%
13, 25
May 10
...__
191,000
377,000
341,000
656,000
870,000
64,000
628,000
700,000
343,000
302,000
130,000
72,000
1,000
128,000
3,949,000
—1"[ 093,000
191,000
22,000
38,000
55,000
112,000
1950
1963
Kansas Electric Pow 3%s.l966
10,000
Kansas Gas A Electric 6s .2022
50,000
Sale
107%
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
101%
Sale
106%
107%
106%
100%
77%
77%
110
22
22%
.
30%
22**
72
—
5,000
10,000
101% 102
Sale
88 'Sale
.. .
245,000 Jacksonville Gas 5s stpd—1942
770,000 lersey Cent P A L 3His... 1965
109%
Sale
107
73%
Alndianapolis Gas 5s A.
1952
Indianapolis P A L 3 Ha—1970
J*Int Pow Sec 6%s series C1955
60,000
136,000
110
101
100% 101%
74% Sale
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A.-1958
♦7sseries E.
.1957
7s E (Aug 1941 coupon) .1957
♦7s series F.
_.——1952
Interstate Power 5s_
1957
JDebenturafis
;
1952
Iowa-Nebraska LAP 5s.. 1957
5s series B
—1961
Iowa Pow A Lt 4%s A
1958
♦Isarco Hydro-Electric 7s. 1952
Italian Superpower 6s
1963
108
107%
106%
...1953
.1956
Indiana Service 5s...
1st lien A ref 5s
Sale
107% 110
102
Sale
106% Sale
Idaho Power Co 3%s—.1967
Illinois Pow A Light 5%s—1957
5 Hs series B
1954
6s series A......
5s series O.......
-----
-----
21%
Sale
38J
Sale
107
108
Sale
101
78
75% Sale
78
74% 76
77
79
86% Sale
106% Sale 106% 107
17
19
17
20%
20% 26
26
18%
17
23
67% Sale
.28.
Sale..
17
24
Sale
28% Sale
72%
May
May
May
May
May
May
16
8
15
27
29
8
26
34
Sale
45% Sale
107% 107% 108
17
21%
24
14
17%
18
42%
107
108% May
8 109%
100
May 1|101%
106% May 26 107
107% May
1|107%
105% May
1 107
100% May 23 101%
74% May 6 78%
74% May
31 77%
'75
May 27» 88%
106
May 19 107
17
May 5 17
20% May
6
15
May
8
19% May 19
67% May
1
20%.Mayj>4
104
128
110
130
105% 106% 106% Salb
124% 127
125% 126
61,000
2l",606
114",000
108,000
350,000
3%% series A.........1966
ALeonard TIets Inc 7%s.-1946
Long Island Ltg 6s
1945
1957
108
109%
105
Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s
iMansfleld Mining A Smelt—
7s ex-warrants.
1941
1,000
McCord Rad A Mfg 6s
1948
...
20.000
2,OOo!
26,000,
11.0001
31,000
4,000
91,000
18,000
75,000
24,000
27,000
136,000
62,000
40,000
30,000
111", 606
11,606
43,000
6,000
689,000
22,000
142,000
38,000
191,000
152,000
209,000
2,000
88,000
Memphis Comm'l Appeal—
Debenture
1952
1947
4 %s.
29,000
84,000 Mengel Co4Hs,......
Met Edison 4s series E
93,000
4sseries G
1971
1965
175,000
Middle Sts Petrol 6%s A—1945
69,000
Midland Valley RR 5s....1943
299,000
....
...
153,000
308,000
389,000
32,000
120,000
220,000
40,000
3,908,000
65,000
793,000
269,000
968,000
692,000
1,080,000
22,000
Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5s
1945
Nat Pow A Lt 6s A..— .2026
Deb 5s series B
2030
1 ANat Pub Serv 5s C O D.1978
Nebraska Power 6s
.2022
77
103
95
107
105%
96
Sale
110X4 111
102% Sale
54
Sale
108% Sale
17%
77%
35
79%
20
Jan.
80%
49
Jan.
75% Jan.
107% Feb.
103% Feb.
102% 104% 102
103%
99
99
99%
99%
105% 106% 108% 110
108% Sale 108% 109
102% 103
101% 103
52
52%
53% 52%
105
105% 106
105%
103% 104
104% Sale
106% 107% 107% Sale
Sale
105
105% Sale
104
104%
105% Sale
Sale
111
111
112
102% Sale 101% 102%
1
15
20
3
Ogden Gas Co 5s
Ohio Power 3 Ha
..1945
Mar.
8
Apr.
19
74% May 17
43
Jan. 15
105% Jan.
7
105
106% Jan.
15% Mar.
14
May
Jan.
13
107% May 17
26
Jan.
10
35% Jan.
13
Jan.
7
42
May
6 48
105% Feb. 17 108% May 13
106
Apr.
123
Mar. 22 128% Jan.
2 106% May 31
3
106% Feb.
26 107% Jan.
104% Feb.
3
107
Jan.
13 106% Jan. 27
2 109% Apr. 28
25
77
Feb.
21
25
Jan.
6
90
103% Jan. 17
99% Apr. 29109% Feb. 24
110% Jan. 17
101% Feb.
100
Feb. 21
Jan. 17
Feb.
104
Feb.
8
59% .Tan. 22
May
9
50% Feb.
103 % Feb.
Feb.
3
102% Jan.
105
106
Jan.
103 % Jan.
108% Apr.
5
105% Apr. 17
106% Apr. 16
112
May
5
8
102% May
102% Feb.
109
Jan.
96% Jan.
24
109
106% May 14 106% May 23
Feb.
107
19
21
Jan.
124
Jan.
111%
109%
98%
121%
66%
Jan.
25% Sale
127% 130
m
Sale
109
Sale
121% 122%
63% Sale
64%
&
63
21**
Sale
Sale
106
104
11*6%
107%
108%
96%
117%
61
60%
61
87%
91%
107%
May 3 117% May 21
May 8 108% May 28
May 2 109% May 16
6
May
H 98% May
May 24,117% May 12
May
1
63% May 15
May
5! 63% May 15
May 15
May
2 63
May 311 92% May 15
9
May 29' 95% May
8
May 8,107% May
,
27 105%
24 105%
29 103
21 109%
19 115
8 105%
12 ; 42%
2 102%
1 104%
10 51%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
109% May
6 110
107% May 27 107%
109% May 13 110
107
May
6 107%
103% May 13il04
May
May
105
102% 103%
104% 105
50% Sale
103% May
105
May
102% 103% 102% Sale 102% May
109
110
May
108% 109% 109
114
129
115
114%
May
104% 106% 105%
104% May
Sale
48
41
40
38% May
102% Sale 102% 102% 102% May
104% Sale
104% 106% 104% May
50%
51%
50% Sale
50% May
112% Sale
110
103% 103% 105% 106% 103% 104%
105% 10'
106% 111%
115
x92**
42
45
111
109
Sale
Sale
Okla Nat Gas 3%s B
Okla Pow A Water 5s A
1955
1948
107%. Sale
104% 104%
104
51.
May
Feb.
109
For footnotes see page
17
15
114
1968
47,000
3 102% May
1
15
26
1
5
4
28
109
26
1962
4s series b
.-.1981
437,000
4s series D
1961
503,000
Phila Elec Power 5%s....1972
463,000
Phila Rapid Transit 6s
1962
107,000
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—♦
6%s series A
.....I960
25% Jan.
1
7
22
9
Jan.
Jan.
24
May
15% Mar.
66% Apr.
Jan.
03
102% Feb.
May 15
6
29
109
21
Mar.
15
17
i;
27
Jan.
May 12
101% Apr. 28
79% Jan. 16
78% Jan. 15
92% Mar. 31
Mar.
14
Jan.
Jan.
108
107
102% Jan.
Ohio Public Service 4s
*
103
108
105% Mar.
109%
107% Sale 107%
109% 109% 109%
106% 107%, 107%
1941
132,000 Pacific Gas A Elec 6s B
23,000 Pacific Ltg a Pow 5s_._._1942
1,061,000 Pacific Power a Light 5s..1955
31,000 Park Lexington Bldg 3s.—1964
561,000 Penn Cent Lt a Pow 4%s-1977
5s
1979
50,000
Penn Electric 4s series F..1971
113,000
5s series H
...1962
293,000
Penn Pub Serv 6s O
1947
99,000 1
5s series D
1954
19,000
Penn Water a Pow 3%s__1964
5,000
3%s
*
1970
5,000
Peoples Gas Light A Ooke—
109% May 15
105
15
16
18
100% Feb.
110% Mar.
104
1980
494,000
3%s
—1964
62,000
N Y A Westchester Ltg 6s_1954
21,000
2004
119,000 T4s
Nippon Elec Pow 6 Hi
1953
80,000
Nor Amer LA PSHsA.. 1956
173,000
North Boston Ltg Prop 3%s 47
100,000
Nor Corn Util 5Hs A
.1948
229,000
23
Mar. 21
29% Jan.
6
102% 101% May
103% 104
New Eng G A Elec Assn 6s 1947
5s.
1948
Con v deb 5s
..1950
New Engl Pow Assn 5s....1948
80
27
May 10
Sale
100% 101% 101% 102% 102
New Orleans Public Serv—
a6s series A
1949
Neisner Bros Realty 6s
1948
Nevada Calif Elec 5s. ...1956
New Amsterdam Gas 5s.. 1948
85
21
108% Feb. 19
2
106% Jan.
64
Apr.
3
58
105
20
12
28
20
19
6
7
7
13
27
5
106% May
5
104% May
7
104
May 15
111
May 31
101% May 19
Apr.
4
Apr. 14
Apr. 25
107% Feb.
98% Apr.
Mar.
106% Mar.
104% Feb.
100% May
72% Feb.
71% Feb.
75
May
15
26
1
14
12
102% May
99% May
108% May
108% May
102
May
53%. May
106'% May
104% May
107% May
105% May
105% May
112
May
102% May
May
May
May
May
102
May
51% May
105% May
103% May
102%
98%
106%
107%
Jan.
§§**
85
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
6" 45
May 16
7 108% May 13
May 14
23
80% Jan.
May 29
109% May 16 110% May 2
70% Feb. 18 75
May 7
70% Feb. 19 74% May 17
106% May 31 106% May 31
125% May 2 126
May 3
79
May 29
Jan.
15% Apr.
35
79%
101 % May 19
99% Mar.
72
23
10
15
May 29
May 2
May 7
May 17
105% 107% 106% May 14 107% May 24
17% 40
105% 105% 105% May 16 106
May 8
108
108
Sale
May 22 108% May
1
99% Sale
109% 111
—.1981
N Y State BAG 4 He
40
106
Deb 5Hs...
1954
New Eng Pow Co 3%s A.. 1961
4%s
91,000
401,000
350,000
127,000
77,000
8,000
35
73%
107
15
105
106% Sale
106% 107
23
18
24%
20
116% 117% 116% 117%
Sale
108
108% 109%
109%
108% 109% 109
Sale
96% Sale l 97
117% 119% 117% 118%
61% Sale
61% Sale
61
62%
62% 61%
Sale
61
61% Sale
87% Sale
92% Sale
91% Sale
94% Sale
107% 108% 107% 109
10,000
73,000
54,000
23,000
18,000
34,000
20,000
25
..
121,000
aN Y Pa A O RR 4%sstpd 1950
164,000
52.000
87.0001
40
Milwaukee G L 4 Hi
1967 105
105%
276,000
Minn Pow A Lt4Hs
1978 103% 104%
384,000
1st A ref 5s.
.....1955 106% 108
160,000
104
142,000 Mississippi Power 5s..... 1955 103%
Miss Power A Light 5s
1957 105% Sale
427,000
Miss River Power 5s
Sale
..1951 109
164,000
Missouri Pub Serv 5s A
1960
96% Sale
510,000
32,000
21,000
79,000
7,000
16,000
20,000
7,000
37,000
22,000
47,000
12,000
8,000
146,000
13,000
130,000
14,000
22,000
57,000
24,000
2,000!
5,000
5,000
28
104% 105
107% Sale
Jan.
Jan.
.
Lake Superior Dist Power-
5,000
Jan. 17
Apr. 30
15
108% 107% May 10 107% May 17
23
19
May 9 22
May 6
14% 14
May 27 j 17% May
6
44% 42
May
43% 43%
107% 107% 107% 107% May
100% Feb. 26 101%
75
May
6 84%
100
Apr.
5 102
98% Mar
6 102%
Mar.
17% Feb.
Sale
20
3'
41% Mar.
48
May 16
104% Feb. 13 106
Jan.
3
May 22 106% Mar. 20
104
May 13
105
105%
106% 108%
6
11103% May 26
May 20
21
17% May 22 18
25
17%
15%
8,000 iHamburg E A Und Ry 5%s'38
110% 109% May 16 110%
1966 110% 111% 110% 110% 110
34,000 Houston Lt & Pr 3 %s
75
77
74% May 161 75
71
Sale
72%
75
88.000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A
1949
74% May 17 74%
74
77
69
73
6s series B
.1949
72%
75
18,000
6,000
22,000
9,000
1,000
67,000
77,000
4,000
6,000
2!
48
May 16
45
47% 49% 42% May
42% 48
May
7
106% 105% 106% 105% 106% 105% May 12 106
104
May 22,106% May
6
106% Sale
105% Sale 104% Sale
41
Gen Wat Wlcs A El 5s A—1943
28,000
52,000
36,000
89,000
138,000
15,000
173,000
107,000
102% Sale
106
Georgia Pow A Lt 5s.....1978
iGesfuerel 6s............1953
Glen Aid en Goal 4s—— .1965
Gobel (Adolf) deb 4*48...1941
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
184,000
103
Sale Prices
9 109% May
101% Jan.
230",000
1,000
Highest
1
108% Jan.
1103% May 26
426,000
1,000
1,522,000
254,000
176,000
34,000
36,000
33.000
32,000
7,000
Lowest
Sale Prices
6 109% May
93,000
3,000
Highest
Sale Prices
102% May
5l",666
7,000
28,000
1,000
Ask Bid
Ask
109% May
JGary Electric & Gas—
226",666
Bid
Lowest
Sale Prices
May 31
103% 104
102
5b ext stamped........ 1944
145,000
442,000 Gatineau Power 3 Ha A—-1969
29,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s......1953
360,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6 He A.. 1956
*Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A....1948
36,000
125,000
12,000
62,000
Ask
May 1
""
1967 108% 109H 109% 111% 109% 112
.1954
(Finland Residential Mtgi
6s stamped
1961
25,000
209,000 Florida Power Co 4a O—1966
1954
1,534,000 Florida Power & Lt 5s
4,000
21,000
367,000
1
i
1941
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY
L
new york
29,000
exchange
york curb
107
Sale
108
97
Sale
Sale
M Sale
106
108
105% 106
108% Sale
107% 108
107% 108%
103% Sale
104
Sale
113% 114%
102% Sale
20
29%
105
jl03%
110%
107%
110%
108%
Sale
103% 102% 103% 102% May
106
104% May
104% 108
99% Sale
97% May
99% Sale
35
36
35
34
34%
May
Sale
105
May
105% Sale 105
106
105%
106% 108% iuoyi 106
May
105
106% 105% 106% 105
May
108
109
108% Sale
107% May
110
108
!07% 108
107% May
108
110
109
109% 108
May
106% Sale 106% May
106% May
103
104
103% 104% 103% Sale
104
Sale ,104% 104%
112% Sale 112% 113
105% 105% 105
105%
17% Sale
20%
23%
103%
104
112
105
9
9
7
20
19
27
28
2
2
22
2
1
May 16
May 20
May 2
Apr.
114% Apr.
107
,
1
May 20
4
14
7
Mar.
Feb.
May
Apr.
_
nn
103%
101 %
102%
107%
105%
Mar.
106%
Mar.
May 29:106
Feb. 13>109%
_
.
May
9
Apr, 21
Mar. 1
Jan. 29
May
Jan. 22 115
Feb. 21 106% Jan.
Jan.
38% May 12! 45
2 103% Mar.
102% May
104
Apr. 15 105% Feb.
54% Jan.
49 % Jan. 20
114
19
103
10'
109% Mar. 12 113%
106
Apr. 12 109
108% Jan. 20 110
5 108%
106% Feb.
103
Mar. 14 106%
102%
May
104%
May
95
May
35
May
104%
May
106
May
27 107
2 105% May 17 104%
26 108% May 14 107%
May
6 106%
17 108
22 108% May 13 108
29 106% May 29 106%
27 106% May 27 106%
19
Feb.
May 16
May
6
Jan.
6
Jan. 14
Apr.
66% Jan. 19
9
66% Jan.
Apr.
2
97% Jan.
May
Jan. 19
May 29 100
8
106% Apr. 12 109% Jan.
106,
88%
117%
59%
59%
58%
23 103
6 104%
27 99%
2 35%
1 106
May 7 104% May 23
May
1 104% May 21
May 21 113
May 5
May 7 105% May 26
17% May
21
May
May
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
May
May
4
18
25
8
Jan. 20
Jan.
2
May 16
Jan.
8
Feb. 21
2
23 104% Jan.
6 106% Jan. 14
5 100% Apr. 24
Jan.
2
38
3
18106
May
7
Mar. 29
Jan. 13
Apr.
8
Apr.
9
109% Apr. 21
29 106% May 29
27 106% May 27
no
109
Feb. 17 105
Apr. 22
102% Mar. .6 104% Apr. 23
Jan. 18
109
Feb. 15 115
8
2 106
Apr.
102% Jan.
102
17% Feb. 26
29% Jan.
19
NEW
June, 1941]
AGGREGATE
PRICES
SALES
In
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
$
3,000
114,000
305,000
219,000
97,000
124,000
60,000
2,000
6,000
53,000
36,000
12,000
1,000
18,000
May 1
1941
bonds (Concluded)
APomerania Elec Co 6s—1953
♦Portland Gas & Coke 5s. 1940
5s stamped
1950
Potomac Edison 5s ser E.. 1956
45*8 series F
1961
Potrero Sugar 7s stamped,1947
Power Corp of Can 4 5*s B-1959
APrussian Electric 6s...
1954
Bid
25
935*
88
109
Ask
28
110
1095* 110
111
50
90
46
705*
25
75
72 5*
305*
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
15
175*
30
98
995*
98
995*
May
95
93
945*
May
955*
1105* 1095* Sale
1095* May
1125* 1105* 112
1105* May
100
80
92
90
May
Sale
675*
72
69
May
145*
975*
935*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Ask
20
145*
175*
22 % Feb.
27 1115* May
May
May
75
Sale
39,000
248,000
47,000
102,000
305,000
6% perpetual certificates
1,706,000 Puget Sound P & L 55*8—1949
578,000
5s series C
1950
1,136,000
45*s series D
1950
159 J*
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
99 J*
Sale
1015*
36,000
236,000 Queens Boro G & E 55*8—1952
88 %
Sale
855*
87
815*
82
82
17
22
175*
185*
235*
18
Public Service Co of N J—
-.1953
-.1958
24,000 ARuhr Gas Co 65*s
3,000 ARuhr Housing 65*s A
2,000
2,000
777, 000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4 5*« 1979
67, 000 San Joaquin L & P 6s B—1952
87,000
13,000
102
1525*
1025*
Sale
103
104
Sale
27
Sale
145*
25
1075* Sale
137 H Sale
Sale
107
1315* 135
1515* 1525* 150
102
1025* Sale
1015* 1015* 1015*
1005* 1015* 1005*
1075*
Sale
133
137
May
May
May
May
22
27
29
26
1525* May
1035* May
6 000
11 000
377 000
651 ,000
201,000
9,000
9 000
299 000
130.000
10,000
8,000
72, 000
81, 000
184, 000
184,000
328, 000
27, 000
367, 000
124, 000
197, 000
24,000,
23,000!
130,000
23,000
28,000
6s
1937
ASchulte Real Estate 6s-—1951
Scuilin Steel Co 3s
-.1951
Sbawinigan W & P 45*8 A. 1967
45*s A registered
1967
4^s series D.
1970
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
1947
Sou Carolina Power 5s
1957
Sou Calif Edison 3s
1965
Southern Indiana Ry 4s.—1951
Southwestern G & E 35*s A '70
Southwestern P & L 6s A__2022
S'western Pub Serv 6s A.. 1945
Spalding (AG) & Bros5s_. 1989
—
41
395*
37
34
82
Sale
76
Sale
86 J*
Sale
935*
Sale
925*
955*
1045*
Sale
875*
92
93 %
103 5* Sale
505*
Sale
106
Sale
106
108
45
Sale
69
Sale
Feb.
82
2
175* Apr.
14
Apr.
W2
76
955*
1055*
1035*
57
555*
535*
1055* 1065* 1065*
Sale
110
1075*
1045* 106
365* Sale
395*
Feb.
5
40
99
2
May
79
87
Sale
1
Jan.
May
85
o90
86%
3
18
42
86
Jan.
Apr.
86
40
86
26
May
2
165* May 27
165* May 27
855*
955*
100
1045*
106
Sale
1025*
53 5*
545*
1065* 1055*
Sale
1065*
1035*
355*
405*
865*
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10
1
23
12
26
17
6
9
Jan.
15 162
25 103 5* May
28 104
26 102
May 28
1065* Feb.
May
May 24
May 15
133
16
10
May 10
805* May 19
1
935* May
g90
May 12
92 5* May
1
99
May
8
1055* May 26
1035* May 31
6
575* May
1065* May 29
1105* May 12
1055* May 17
405* May 21
40
84
10
285* Feb.
1
165* May 27
20
May
Jan.
1025* May
505* Jan.
105 5* Apr.
101
905* Jan.
Feb.
13
Apr.
28
875* Jan.
93 5* Apr.
a90
May
93 5* Anr.
99
May
1055* May
1035* May
85 5* Feb.
93
Jan.
103
9
40
Feb.
o90
18
May
9
May 14
Mar. 20
10 109
15 1385*« Jan. 17
15
Apr.
365* Mar.
75 5* Apr.
17
15
25
3
985* Feb.
985* Feb.
ASaxon Public Works—
2,000
28,000
Jan.
fjMay 28
1063* May
3 108
133
May 15 133
7
25
150
May
102
3
Apr. 23
8 100
765* Jan.
100
1
9
9
May 14
104
19
9
26
109
Apr.
1055* Mar. 7 107
1055* Feb. 19 109
May
2
1055* May 24 107
May 28 1073* May 20
1075* 1075* 1075* 1075* 107
Sale
95
May
.69
20
1055*
S f deb 4s
1st mtge 35*s
2
Sale Prices
26 5* Jan.
8
98
Mar. 24
2 1105* Anr.
6 1115* May
1095* Jan.
50
Jan.
8
1
90
21
Jan.
109
7
8
9
23
93 5* Jan,
865* Feb.
98
May 14
14
13
945* May 28
May
2
29 110
106 5* 1075* 1055* 106
1949
1964
348,000
400,000
1
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
May 31
Ask Bid
Bid
Public Service of Colorado—
50,000
63,000
JAN.
RANGE SINCE
IN MAY
Price
new york
curb exchange
Since
May
51
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
28
30
12
29
8
26
31
Mar. 29
60
10654 May 29
1105* Apr. 24
Feb.
106
Feb.
5
46
Jan.
6
895*
895*
89h
895*
895*
8954
255&
1035* Apr.
345* Mar.
Apr.
May
Apr.
May
May
Standard Gas & Electric—
252,000
163,000
361,000
197,000
133,000
192,000
21,000
'36,000
4,000
6s stamped—
1948
1,632, 000
6s con v stamped
1948
1.341, 000
6s series A
1951
2,129, 000
6s gold debs
1957
1,829, 000
6s series B
-.1966
1,438, 000
1957
1,931, 000 Stand Power & Lt 68
1950
228, 000 AStarrett Corp 5s
StJnnes (Hugo) .Corp-—
7s 2d Stamped 4s
-.1946
132, 000
7s 3d stamped 4s
1946
88, 000
...
Terni Hydro-Electric
16,000
90,000
91,000
116,000
546,000 Texas Elec Service 5s——1960
382,000 Texas Power & Lt 5s
1956
24,000
6s
-*
2022
59,066
288,000 Tide Water Power 5s A—1979
585,000 Twin City Rap Tr 55*8 A.1952
101,000
9,000
20,000
5,000
1,000
2,000
127,000
270,000
28,000
403,000
57,000
48,000
46,000
50,000
208,000
79,000
75,000
7,000
17,000
607,000
1,506,000
122,000
2,163,000
276,000
421,000
167,000
315,000
67,000
31,000
23,000
72,000
10,000
J*tJlen & Company—
6s 4th stamped
♦United Elec of N J 4s
United Elec Service 7s
aunited Indus 65*s
a 1st 6s
United Lt & Pow 65*8
Deb 6s
55*s
69
865*
Sale
86
895*
885*
Sale
Sale
865*
89
Sale
885*
225*
Sale
Sale
89
685*
695*
685*
695*
685* Sale
19
205*
28
865* May 16
865* May 15
865* May 16
86
May 16
86
May 16
86
May 31
21
,May 28
Sale
Sale
865*
865*
865*
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
Sale
865*
Sale
69
86
35
51
1950
1949
1956
255*
1065*
1075*
1215*
97%
605*
6
60
50
19
Sale
22
20
Jan.
27
May
16
43
Jan.
11
555* May 14
60
&
30
30
1974
89
1975
1959
United Lt & Rys(Del) 55*s 1952
United Lt & Rys (Me) 6s A1952
Deb 6s series A
1973
Utah Power & Light 45*8.1944
6s series A
2022
284,000 Virginia Pub Ser 55*8 A—1946
156,000
6s..1946
166,000
5s series B
1950
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
484,000
a5s income deb
1954
48,000 Wash Ry & Elec 4s
1951
Washington Water Power—
mtge 35*s
1964
Western Newspaper Union—
14,000
102,000
1st
38,000
11,000
11,000
19,000
371,000
Conv deb 6s unstamped.1944
106,000 West Penn Elec 5s
...2030
104,000 West Penn Traction 5s—1960
154,000 Wisconsin P A L 4s A-.--1966
52,000
27,000
99,000 jAYork Rys Co 5s
136,000
*58 stamped
..
.1937
1947
955*
Sale
Sale
123
119
895*
895*
895*
895*
895*
895*
225*
695* Jan.
695* Jan.
70
Sale
100
Sale
61
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
"26"
16
Sale
25
175*
20
165*
985* Sale
315*
905*
Sale
Sale
120
1205*
865* Sale
24
Sale
98
104
1055*
1005* Sale
1195* Sale
975*
985*
1005* Sale
1045* 1043*
595*
60
85*
115
22
95*
Sale
565* May 16
19
30
175*
20
Sale
98
96
Feb.
Feb.
85* May 13
7
Jan.
1 1155* May 27
8
May
May
May
20
May
165* May
98
May
97
May
114
Apr.
1
31
28
19
31
7
975* Sale
May
1055* 104
Sale
1005* May
Sale
120
1195* May
1
97
May 29
97
May
9
1005* 1005* 100
1045* 1045* 1035* May 17
104
101
_
May 31
May
1
22
May
20
May
17
May
99?* May
985* May
105
May
1015* May
120
May
985* May
1005* May
1045* May
29
2
29
21
21
May 21
Mar. 12
325*Mar."6
565* May 16
135* Mar. 13 265*
1065* Jan.
4 1075*
107
Feb. 28 1085*
1185* Mar. 6 1215*
59
985* May
1 100
61
595* May 16
22
Jan.
685* Jan.
19
22
May 29
May
1063* May 12 1075* May
5
1075* May 27 108
May
7
115
116
Jan.
70
121
985*
120
865* Sale
106
Sale
107
1075* Sale
1075* 1075* 1075*
75*
118
1941
1945
-
28
Sale
Sale
123
Sale
Sale
Jan.
May
1
May
2
May- 2
May 21
May 21
May 21
May
1
"27—MaFT6t-W5TMly 2T
885*
69%
Co
1953
a6 j^s series A
68%
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
May
24 100
625* Jan.
14
8
25
25
31
31
28
8
95* Apr.
12 1185* Jan.
24
Apr.
26
Mar. 19
31
28
27
22
1
27
15
1
23
20
May 28
15
Apr.
7
88
Feb.
24
2
8
305* Feb.
4
Jan.
28
30
995* Mar. 24
85
Feb. 24
995* Mar. 24
1035* Mar. 21 108 5* Jan. 11
3 1015* May 15
935* Feb.
117
Feb.
Jan.
15 121
16
835* Feb. 24 9854 Mar. 25
Jan. 24
9 102
May
1
100
7
103
6
1015* 102
1015* Sale
1015* Sale
1015* May
1 1015* May
1
May 23 1015* May
1015* 1015* |101 5* Sale 1015*1015*101
103
Sale
1025* 1025* 1025* Sale
1025* May 22 1025* May 31
101
101
102
1055* 107
5
Sale
4
975*
995*
120
106
Sale
98
97
98
995*
995*
995*
23
24
235*
23 5*
145*
24
4
Feb.
Jan.
108
1085* 1085* 109
108
13
1055* Feb.
1095*
118
Jan.
7 1095* May 15
108
106
26
1095* 1085* May
4
Sale
45*
4 3*
1095* 1105* 1095* 1105* 109
Sale
16
Feb.
1
55* May 22
8 109
May
110
685*
Jan.
Feb.
May
May
108
595* Sale
1065* 108
1165*
1075* Sale
24 109
5* Mar. 20 102
1005* Mar. 22 102
1025* Mar. 21 103
995* 100
995* 1005*
98
15
26
21 1095* May 15
Jan.
105
Feb.
1165* Jan.
105
995* May 14
1005* May 20
May
995* May
2
55* Jan.
13 1095* Jan.
14'
685*
1085*
28 119
Mar.
3 1075*
59
645* May 20 685* May
1
655* Sale
May 26 1065* May 26
1065* 1075* 106
118
May 15 1185* May 14
118
1055* 1065* 1055* May 16 1065* May 10
Jan.
9954 May 14
10054 May 20
975* Jan.
Feb.
99
Apr. 24
Mar. 20
Apr. 21
Jan.
2
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Agricul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
A20-year 7s
Apr 1946
A20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
14,000 ABaden (Germany) 7s
1951
ACauca Valley (Dept of) Rep of
27,000
Colombia extl s f 7s
1948
11.000
2,000
;
1
'4,000
11.0001
215*
215*
25
75*
....
23
75*
23
24
175*
6
85*
215* Jan. 11
225* Jan. 15
175* Mar. 4
....
23
65*
-
May
235* May 13
6
—
75*
65* May
75* May 12
8
65* Apr.
23
Feb.
24
Mar. 28
18
265* Jan.
9
85* Jan.
10
24
ACent Bk of German State &
1951
25
285*
1,000
a 6s A
1952
48,000 Danish Cons Munic 55*8—1955
4,000
With declaration
8,000
5s
1953
Danzig P & Wat*way Bond—
25
27
6,000
Aexternal s f 65*s stmp-_1952
31,000 AGerman Cons Munic 7s—1947
48,000
a6s_
1947
26,000 AHanover (City) Ger 7s
1939
4,000 AHanover (Prov) 6Ms
1949
14,000 ALima (City), Peru, 65*8—1958
33,000 AMaranhao jState) 7s
1958
31,000 AMedellin (Colombia) 7s_.1951
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
3,000
a7s issue of May 1927—.1947
1,000
a7s issue of Oct 1927
1947
15,000 AMtge Bank of Chile 6s
1931
7,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
75,000 AParana (State of) .Brazil 7s '58
99,000 ARio de Janeiro 65*s
1959
204,000 ARussian Govt 65*8
1919
174,000
a55*S
1921
5,000 ASantiago (Chile) 7s
1§49
5
7.000
32.000
4,000
6,000
1,000
18,000
4,000
5,000
2,000
8,000
1,000
3,000
31,000
33,000
43,000
15,000
*
n
No par
Prov Banks 6s B
value.
Sold under the rule.
50
20
265*
25
26
25
27
25
8
215*
215*
28
24
175*
175*
745*
80
13
59
68
7
145*
95*
34
34
10*
165*
20""
75* Sale
12
80
May 13
May 27
73
225*
18
22
25
13
20
25*
175*
175*
18
17
21
145*
20
175*
55*
125*
75*
65*
5*
5*
105*
34
34
11
27
75*
Sale
%
15
17
75*
Abbreviations Used Above:
"cons" consolidated.
a
Deferred delivery sale.
Sold for cash.
"cum" cumulative,
x
Ex-dividend.
1
55*
135*
75*
"m" mortgage,
"n-v"
Abbreviations Used Above'.
a
Bonds being traded flat,
"vtc"
non-voting,
voting trust certificates.
*"wi" when Issued.
t Reported in receivership,
"w w" with warrants,
"cod" certificates of deposit.
'•x-w" without
17
May
16
May
55* May
135* May
75* May
78
%
395* May 21
16
May 15
65* May
6
5*s May
1
Ui May 22
1
1
warrants.
395*
185*
75*
5*6
5*
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
Feb.
8
81
Jan.
15
73
May 29
265* Apr. 28
31
7
Jan.
31
16
16
22
24
27
Jan.
8
27
Jan.
27
Jan.
8
8
16
May 24
27
Jan.
7
14
Mar.
6
63
Jan.
20
Feb.
141
95* Jan.
27
1
7
2
8
225*
23 5*
95*
305*
Mar. 14
Apr.
7
Feb. 10
Feb.
5
22 % May
23 5* Apr.
40
Mar. 10
16
21
26
23
19
17
Mar. 28
185*
754
5*
5*
105*
May 26
May 23
65* Mar. 6
% May
1
5* Jan. 24
85* Jan. 15
15
11
Deferred delivery sales, in which no
a
8
55* Feb.
135* Feb.
28
24
28
20
225* May
Apr.
Feb.
13
Jan.
Apr.
15
10
account"*8
taken in computing range, are given as follows:
No sales.
"conv" convertible,
r
185*
85*
%
3*#
105*
Mar. 13
27
22
13
May
135* Apr.
145* May
16
May
135* May 15
May 22
15
15
38
17
16
16
22
22
24
28
7
1
225* May
65*
85*
15
30
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
15
14
24
May 27
7
16
225*
225*
Sale
8
3
68
395*
18
18
225*
225*
105*
Jan.
25
40
65*
145*
145*
145*
14J*
55*
135*
75*
65*
143*
Sale
8
Feb.
52
May 31
May 29
Apr.
22
24
Sale
265*
18
23
65*
135*
145*
145*
35
n Under the rule
sales, In which no account is
taken in computing range, are given below:
Southern Calif. Edison 5% pref., May 27 at 42.
Standard
at
r
Dredging
Corp.
conv
pref.,
May
27
145*.
Cash
sales, in
which
no
account
computing range, are given below:
No sales.
is taken
in
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
1941
Stock Sales
May
Jan. 1 to May 31
---
1941
Bond Sales
1940
391,000
2,222,000
Shares„
May.
1,055,000
3,491,000
1940
None
— --..
$29,000
618,000
$1,600
Jan. 1 to May 31
AGGREGATE
PRICES
CHICAGO
EXCHANGE
SALES
May
BONDS
Jan. 1
1941
Shares
STOCKS
Shares
771
100
6,270
1,793
1,120
3,350
4,100
'3r05O
3,050
1,350
50
650
242
130
1,250
550
-
300
—
800
20
1,990
19,175
36,655
1,300
33,750
50
850
*
52 44
504*
53 54
524*
10
11
Advanced Alum Castings
5
A etn a-B aiF Bearingxom mon-_4
50
1,050
1,700
750
2,682
2,050
450
401
3,920
550
50
1,500
120
400
2,010
375
65
100
750
1,000
1,150
1,800
370
160
100
150
800
11",600
3,550
""606
20
30
30
1,244
1,540
1,800
200
100
37,200
850
16,560
120
312
610
180
60
30
1,884
270
300
610
200
•
16
15
20 44
*
Sale
36
♦
15
American Pub Serv pref
100
Amer Tel & Tel Co capital.. 100
Armour & Co common
...5
168
pref
Aro
454
1
1
34
Wheel capital..4
3
com
5
com
144
10,918 Chrysler Corp common
...5
16,850 Cities Service Co common...10
*
4,700 Club Alum Utensil Co com
130 Coleman Lamp & Stove com..*
174,000 Com'wealth Edison com
25
6,350 Consolidated Biscuit com
1
45,047 Consolidated Oil Corp.......*
Consumers Co—
,
Vtc pref part shares
1,314
50
Com part shs v t c A
1,032
50
Common part shs v t c B...»
4,740
3,437 Container Corp of Am com..20
519 Continental Steel common.. *
Preferred
110
.....100
UfUOpi Crane Co common......
6,689 V/l CtiAV Vv Uvlll 111 villa
AO
25
m
■>
1,940 Oudahy Pack Co 7 % cum pf 100
3,850 Cunningham Drug Stores—2,,
930 Curtis Lighting Inc common24*
650 Dayton Rubber Mfg common. 1
Decker (Alf) & Cohn—
200
Common.....
........10
Sale
Sale
4
4 9*
Sale Prices
4644 May 29 48
May If1
6
444* May 26 4644 May
10
9
May 16
May 12
3 4* May
44* May 13
3
44*
44*'
2 44 May
2
244
244
244 May
2
1144--44-44 -14—May -219- —1 l-4*-MaylO
11
May
3
104*
11
104* May 22
15
May 23
154* May 15
1444
1544
21
22
2144 May 26 2144 May 26
26
27
2544 May 28 274* May 21
46
4344
4744
4544
10
44* Sale
7
9
19*
Sale
27
24*
14*
9*
34*
ik
1
44
29*
__
884*
1504*
28
30
20
May 14
9Q4* May 22
1504* May 21
44* May
6
7
May 16
14* May
8
20
May
8744 May
1494* May
Sale
4
4
May
7
7
9
May
19*
14* May
19*
20
91
Sale
914*
29
2
1
9*
344
244
194
4*
Sale
2
May
13
2 44 May
3
46
Feb.
21
434* Apr. 24
84* Mar. 29
2 k Mar. 15
2 4* May
2
44—Ma-y-29
104* Feb. 25
14 4* Feb. 14
1944 Apr. 12
254* May 28
17
Jan.
3 54
44* May 13
9
344 Jan.
124* Jan. 18
13
Jan. -11
16 44 Apr.
1
23
Jan. 13
4
36J4 Jan.
May 14
94
Jan.
544 Sale
1544
164*
1044
11
184*
1844
1044
11
Sale
5
34)4 Sale
844 Sale
444
444
1844 Sale
1944 Sale
1844
Sale
Sale
Sale
1844
Sale
Sale
Sale
14 44
3444 Sale
64* Sale
444
5
1444
1544
7
1044
56
110
12
Sale
28
1244
Sale
23
"64"
59
44
110
70
72
444 Sale
13
8
1544
10844
1894 Sale
Sale
88
Sale
1544
14*
11
"2,600
20 De Mets Inc preferred
...*
3,725 Dexter Co (Tne) common....5
650
1,535 Diamond T Motor Car com..2
19*
2
8
11
19
8544
%
544
4*
33
k
164* May 13
74* May 26
14* May 24
12
May
5
13
May 26
3
May 17
44 May
2
194 May
3
164* May
74* May
14* May
124* May
13
May
34* May
44* May
204* May
104* May 21
184* May
7
May 26
87
16
k May 27
82
it*
14*
214*
Sale
28
44 May
May
29
9
Jan.
16
2 4* Jan.
354* Jan.
23
9
3 4* Jan.
10
14* Jan. 29
4* Apr.
54* Jan.
44 Jan.
2H Apr.
5
244
4* May
6
May 12
Jan.
60
May 19
44 May 29
62
May
7
44 May 29
110
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
27
7
10
10
6
21
15
6
1
21
44* May
14* May
May
May
174* May
109
May
144* May
91
May
16
May
24* May
84* May
20
2
1
21
6
71
84*
584*
44*
14*
38
264*
24*
64*
44*
14*
H
124*
174*
iiB
3
29
2
6
14
15
14*
2
44* May
9
324* Apr. 21
6
Apr. 28
444 Feb. 10
144* May 26
16
Apr. 18
164*
7 4*
14*
104*
Jan. 20
May 26
May 24
Jan.
2
13
Mar. 20
3
May 17
44* Feb. 19
194* Jan.
2
104* May 21
174* Feb. 21
May 26
82
46 Feb.
5% Jan.
105^
54* Apr.
17
Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2044 Jan.
10
18
Jan.
22
214* Sale
15
204*
8
44*
5
9
7
-
-
-
—
444
8
204*
21
214*
Mar.
2144 May 21
8
54* Jan.
8
214* Jan.
15
144* Jan.
21
Jan.
954* Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
84* Jan.
214* Jan.
14
l"
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
73
Jan.
44 Mar.
% Feb.
274* Feb.
30
Jan.
20
Apr.
44 Mar.
6
7
74*
May 13
May 26
444 May 13
8
May
8
May
May
May
May
Feb.
May
374* Feb.
2444 May
1 k Jan.
544 Feb.
5
Jan.
24* Jan.
13
14
4
14
3
2
18
14
28
10
10
8
Feb.
1
30
Jan.
10
24* Feb. 11
64* May 21
Jan. 23
Mar. 10
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
174* Mar.
10844 Apr.
13
Apr.
8044 Jan.
15
May
14* Jan.
84* May
13
2
11
24
6
15
8
May 14
Jan.
17
14* Jan.
11
9
Jan.
9
Feb.
17
194* Feb.
19
24
Jan.
7 4* Feb.
22 4t Jan.
Jan.
29
11
7
6
9
38
444 Jan.
144 Jan.
4
4
28
10
1124* Jan. 28
73
Apr. 17
94* Jan. 29
724* Jan.
2
1074*
7044
84*
554*
344
14*
11
4
744
2
8
944 Jan. 11
24* Jan. 11
13 4* Mar. 12
154* Jan. 14
4
Jan. 15
47
14* Apr. 22
2044 May
2
May 13
24
214*
21
28
3744
844
5 9*
184*
7
26
9
8
44 Jan.
1124* May 13
May
544 May
16
May
104* May
4* Mar.
12
15
104* May
2
1944 Apr.
5
12
May 14
6*
Jan.
32
60
11
444 Mar. 15
44* Mar. 10
28
94* Feb. 21
16k May 27
10
17
46 Feb. 26
15 H Apr.
20
1074* May
70
7044 May
8
84* May
84*
55
554* May
5544
4
May
34*
4
1
14*
14* May
38
39
44
May
244* Sale
2444 May
2
May
24*
24*
6
Sale
54* May
14*
11
May
7
184* May
7
May 14
4*
2844 Sale
124*
60
604*
44
24*
44*
14*
h
134*
24
6
26
14
24
17
May
5
May 12
May 23
May 13
34
May
1
5 k May
9
17
May 23
114* May
6
May
May
May
May
"1344
16
18
May
109
109
May
"14" 144* Sale" 134* May
9244 864*
89
89
May
15
1644
16
15
May
2
2
2
24*
May
8
944
84* May
944
Sal*
13
9
46
5k
46
1124*
4* May
54* May
4* May
Sale
107
May
39
32
May
544
544 May
16
May
1744
104* May
114*
44
644
H
44
11
May
2
4 4* May
9
334* May 27
64* May
1
5
May
1
144* May 26
1644 May
8
544 May
1
1544 May 14
104* May
2
1844 May
3
12
May 14
0
May
1
36
May
7
74* May 28
54* May 13
154* May 21
174* May
6
544 May
1
1544 May 14
104* May 20
1074* 115
8
844
58
5744
44*
444
14*
14*
44
3544
264* Sale
24* Sale
544 Sale
1844
11
244
108
VA
1044
344
444
2044
8544
Sale^
k
Sale
804*
185
7
Sale
16
444
1944
109
Sale
544
H
110
14*
Sale
4*
3
18
6*
5H
H
1
1144
11
MJ...
2
14
1444
Sale
744
13
34*
444
2044
44*
1944
106
34
2
7
14
3
Sale
43
744
2144
Sale
17
13
Sale
Sale
944
Sale
Sale
24*
4244
174*
1644
Sale
20
6944
244
164*
144
Sale
Sale
15
12
18
6*
14
1244
85
7144
844
7144
444
244
3544
,2944
144
544
10
2
144
644
164*
1144
16 44
17
11
1144
444
444
344* Sale
7
744
44*
544
10
12
Sale
115
16
17
744
Sale
111
>214*
Sale
17
1644
5
1444
13
1684* Jan.
0
54* Jan. 25
34* Jan.
4
3
4
7
20
Jan.
8744 May
1494* May
4
May
May
4* Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
?* May 16
344 May 28
4* May
244 May
534* Jan,
51H Jan.
l»56 Mar.
21
...
5
19*
1
Preferred
20
..100
120 Deep Rock Oil Corp conv pref. *
Deere & Co common
2,483
.....I*
For other footnotes see page 54.
Highest
Sale Prices
114 44 Mar. 25 1144* Mar. 25
9
19
88
150
37
Sale
_
150 Chicago Towel Co conv pref..*
Common capital...
180
..*
3,380 Chicago Yellow Cab capital--*
2544
Sale
10
8
*
Equipment Co com
Asbestos Mfg Co common
Truss
31
11
Sale
9014
16
*
3,100 Brown Fence & Wire clA pfd. *
744
2
3,200
Common
1
11,900 Bruce Co (E L) common
5
1044
440 Bunte Bros common
10
1544
4,150 Burd Piston Ring common
1
344
13,591 Butler Bros common
10
444
4,316
5% cum conv pref
30
1944
{Campbell Wyant & Cannon
1,310
Foundry capital
2,150 Castle & Co (AM) common.10
6,370 Central 111 Pub Serv pref
| Central 111 Secur Corp—
3,750
Common
1
5,850!
Convertible preferred...
*
14,800,Cent & S W Util common.. 50c
1,010
Prior lien preferred
* 106
1,890
Preferred
*
3844
1,090 Central States Pr & Lt pref—*
644
1,180 Chain Belt Co common......*
2044
1,800 Cherry Burrell Corp com
5
1244
inn Chicago Oitv & Hon Rv nr. nf *
100;Chicago City & Con Ry pt pf.
^.000 Chicago Corp common......1
1
8,400
Convertible preferred
*
2744
100 Chicago Elec Mfg class A
*
1244
2,700 Chicago Flexible Shaft com..5
6644
40 Chicago Rys part ctfe 1
100
44
344
244
1144
114*
1644
2144
2644
2.44
224*
980 Brach & Sons (E J) capital
20
3
41'
15
25
590 Backstay Welt Co common
*
300 barber Co (W H) common
1
1,585 Barlow & Seelig Mfg A com..5
6,150 Bastian-Blessing Co common.*
5,800 Belden Mfg Co common
10
4,350 Belmont Radio Corp
*
28,877 Bendix Aviation Corp com
5
12,950 Berghoff Brewing Corp
1
1,350 Binks Mfg Co capital
1
5
2,663 Bliss & Laughhn Inc com
24,409 Borg-Warner Corp common..5
50
10
11
550 Automatic Products
200
3 9*
35*
1244
124*
4844
4544
9
214*
Com. .10
1,750 Automatic Washer common..3
32,114 Aviation Corp (Del)
3
74,110
Rights
17,450 Aviation & Transport cap
1
4,596
34*
d
-47.44
4344
Allied Laboratories common..*
3,800 Athey
"190
Highest
Sale Prices
11244 1129*
Allied Products Corp
Class A
conv
Lowest
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Btd
par
com
950 Associates Invest Co
"400
1174*
Adams (J D) Mfg common—♦
Adams Oil & Gas Co com....*
Abbott Laboratories
80 Altorfer Bros
210
4,987
4,300
117
Acme Steel Co common—..25
4,142 Allis-Cbalmers Mfg Co
720
Ask
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
Bid
1,600 Com'wealth Edison deb 3 4*s '58
Shares
1
Jan. 2
Since
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN MAY
Price
STOCK
In
May 13
May 26
6
Jan.
9
29
99* Jan.
99* Jan.
10
10
CHICAGO
June, 1941]
AGGREGATE
STOCK
Tn
Jan. 2
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shares
Par
1,750
850
337
15,050
9,600
12,600
1,862
Household
Till
550
2,050
650
50
239
250
500
765
9,350
33
14
15
3
16%
3%
10%
14%
,_15
1
28
Elgin Nat v\atch Co
tEversharp Inc common
Morse
Fairbanks
common...*
*
<& Dock Co common...
Drive Auto
10
5
2,700 Fox (Peter) Brewing com
1
11,450 Fuller Mfg Co common..
3,900 Gardner Denver Co common
>3 cum conv preferred
20
100
1,929 General Amer Transp com—5
.5
400 General Candy class a
4,410 General Finance Corp com..
4,600 Four-Wheel
*
5,065 General Foods common
51,084 General Motors Corp com
10
2,426 General Outdoor Aav com__.'
605
70
""562
Class a..
3,662 Gillette
Sale
2%
2
45%
Sale
4
29%
2%
35
Sale
30
'
....
Safety
8
33%
11%
15%
28 %
x
Lowest
Highest
Sale
Sole Prices
Prices
12%
18%
Sale
2
2%
34
35
0%
5%
11
11% May 28
May 20
May
1
29% May
2% May
36
May
3
6
6
4
3% May 19
28% May 21
2
May
8
34 % May 21
6
6%
24
21
17
19
3%
5
4%
17%
7%
6
6%
5%
16
61
54% Sale
10%
11
2%
2%
38 % Sale
Sale
48
4%
4
9%
1%
35%
37%
3%
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10
6
19
20
4
17%
21
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4%
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17
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10
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36
36% Sale
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Sale
4
2%
3
2%
1,400
3,000
Sale
318
7,050
22,350
3 113
100
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50
2 000
950
7^250
250
1,000
110
'760
100
870
200
500
6%
16%
9%
Sale
15
Sale
13
8%
Inc common..
& Hub com
Gossard Co (h w) common..
Great Lakes Dr & Dk com—
Hali Printing Co common
10
Hamilton Mfg cl a part pref.10
Harnischfeger Corp common. 10
Heileman Brewing Co g cap.. 1
Hein Werner Motor Parts._ .3
Hibb Spencer Bartlett com..25
Horders Inc common
*
Hormel & Co (Geo a) com—*
3,100 Goldblatt Bros
4,854 Goodyear Tire
475
26
8
29
3
22
21
2
8
21
33%
36%
3%
7%
6
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1% May
36% May
40
May
4
May
5% May 19
18% May
6
3% May 16
16
May 27
62% May 23
48% May
2
9% May
7
1 % May
7
35% May 28
36% May
5
3% May 15
20%
4%
16%
62%
50%
9%
22
7
8
8
23
2%
Sale
0%
10%
7%
17%
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15%
13%
8
14%
13%
7%
7%
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9
8
6%
9%
9%
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8%
7%
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Sale
32
12%
32
8
7%
10%
8%
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14%
9
8
8%
8%
38%
7
8%
7%
30
30%
Sale
33%
13
14
30
32
6% May
May
8
May
14% May
12% May
9
May
7% May
8 % M ay
7
May
38
May
12% May
31% May
16
6%
17%
9%
15%
13%
5
27
27
28
15
5
12|
3 i
61
8
1
26
27
23
2.1
Class b
*
Hubbeli, Harvey, Inc com—5
hupp Motor Car common
1
2^950 Illinois Brick Co capital
10
18,233 Illinois Central rr com—100
3,400 Indep Pneum Tool s t c new..*
7,040 Indianapolis Pr & Lt com
*
3,610! Indiana Steel Prod com
1
Sale
10%
10%
18
16%,
18
51% Sale
2 % Sale
1,550
5,169 Internat Harvester common._ *
10 Interstate Power $7 pref
*
$6 preferred
140
*
*
300 Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c
-.1
8,286 Jarvls (w b) Co capital
100
550 Joslyn Mfg & Supply Co com.5
50
1,150
1,000
3,525
1,400
710
500
6,005
800
,
Sale
6,847
3%
Sale
27%
Sale
3%
"Sale-
—560'
863
30
50
1,900
700
130
210
10
9,900 Katz Drug
Co
i
common
*
8,080 Kellogg Switchboard com
100
1c5
3%
70
250
3,907
350
120
50
200
4.104
755j
1,000
40
3,088
155
1,650
120
700
10,650
300
2,650
4,750
5,650
4.100
1,300
2.470
16,650
2,100
250
200
40
5
*
*
Sale
Sale
iif
£H 2?*
7
57,072 Libby, McNeill & Libby com. 7
*
3,550 Lincoln Printing Co com
$3.50 preferred
*
620
Lindsay Light & Chem com..*
2,350
Preferred..:
*
200
7
6,282 Lion Oil Ref Co capital
1,859 Liquid Carbonic common
6.700 Loudon Packing common
650 Lynch Corp common
*
*
5
5,850 McCord Rad & Mfg "a"
*
*
*
McQuay-Norris Mfg com
2,450 McWilliams Dredging Co com *
200 Mapes Consol Mfg capital
*
7%
Sale
1
1%
16 %
6%
.....
101*
16%
1 %
20%
9
Sale
14 %
1
8,100
5.000
1,550
7 % prior lien
7% preferred a
6% preferred a
16.310 Miller & Hart Inc
conv
100
100
100
pref.24
Common stock v t c
16,650
$1 prior preferred
2,100
1.100 Minneapolis Brew Co com
1,300 Modine Mfg common
6%
27
27
$2 cumul part pref
*
6,70i. Mickelberry's Food Prod com.l
58,200 Middle West Corp capital
5
7,950 Midland United Co common.-*
Convertible preferred a
*
40,100
6,550 Midland Util 6% pr lien—.100
47%
40%
101% 103%
4%
4%
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3%
25%
5%
5%
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19%
7%
11 %
28
3%
27
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4
3
3
4
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k.
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%
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9%
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4
27
0%
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20
7%
14
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13%
1%
Sale
18
2
10% May 12
10%
17% May 22
17%
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2% "2% May, 21
8
7% May 16
8%
23
21
21% May 20 23
19%
18% May 20
18% Sale
3%
3% May 12
3%
3%
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49%
43% May
3
49%
48%
2 %
1
1
1
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9
1
2%
15%
15% May 13
16%
15%
11%
10% May
1
10%
10%
40
38
May
8
45
38
4%
4% May 13
4%
4%
7
Sale
7%
May 26
7
100
May
1 100
99% 100
46
45% May
8
45%
46
100% May
8 100%
100%
4%
4% May 14
4%
4%
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% May 21
%
3%
4
3% May
5
3%
26
25
May 24
25
26%
6%
6% May
7
7%
6%
5
5%
May 23
5
5%
1
1
May
9
1
1%
21
19
20
May 20
15%
7
7
May 15
10%
11%
12
11 % May
20
7
15%
10
11%
12
May
1
11
13%
13% May 16
14%
13%
2
2
1% May 21
1%
21
13%
%
%
10%
10%
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17%
%
2%
7%
25
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30
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10
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4%
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...
16
15
%
10
1
*
700 Monroe Chemical Co com
Preferred
40
*
6
20%
1
0%
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1%
44%
*
35%
*
37% Sale
*
27
*
*
5
Sale
20%
19
4%
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1
5%
7%
10
13
14
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3%
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5
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24
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25
2
May 16
35
39
37*
32%
33
33%
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May
3
May
1
May 13
May 13
May
1
May 13
May 16
May
1
May 26
14% May
2
20% May 12
4
May
1
28
May 15
4% May
6
4% May 14
%6 May 23
5% May 17
12% May 21
12% May 21
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15% May 22
1 % May 20
6% May 19
5
May
1
May 26
24
9
42
1%
35%
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May
7
May
6
May
5
May 23
37
6% Jan.
6
3
3
Jan.
17
5% Jan.
27
23
Jan.
27
63% Feb.
55% Jan.
4
10
19
4
4
6
6
24
47
Mar. 18
5
25
14
20% Feb.
14
Jan.
17
18
8
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20%
10%
17%
16%
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Apr.
May
May
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
May
Apr.
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100%
3
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%
3%
25
9
8
Jan.
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9% Jan.
9% Jan.
16
11
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21
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4%
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101%
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106%
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9
2
11
21
8
18
7
28
21
10
15
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9
4
7
2
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May
6
11% May 21
7
16% Jan.
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2
Jan.
23
9
14% Feb. 18
37% .Tan, 29
8% Mar. 10
26
Apr.
9
Jan.
17
15%
Jan.
27
Apr.
28
28% Jan.
4 % Apr.
29% Apr.
14
Mar. 25
May
May
May
7
6
5
Feb.
14
Feb.
3
Apr.
22
2
Jan.
% Apr.
% Apr.
21
18
Jan.
7
% May 13
5% May 16
5
Apr. 17
23
May 26
Jan.
37
Apr.
8
Apr.
5% Jan.
24% Feb.
10
10
Mar. 28
21
Jan.
3
10
27
8
1% Jan.
3
7
19
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13%
20%
3%
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4%
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3
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Feb.
Jan.
11
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Feb.
4
6% Jan
11 % May
9% Apr.
13 % May
J % Feb,
18% Apr.
7
May 26
1
9
14
Jan.
5
16
22
9
21
14% Jan.
35
Jan
40
27%
7% Jan.
7% Jan.
6
3
11
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Jan.
Jan
Mar.
Jan.
May
13% Jan
17% Jan.
Jan.
7
100
1
May 20
Jan
14
5
27
27
18
20% Feb.
6% May
16
May
8
May
14% Feb.
11 % Apr.
4
9
3
1
16
8
26
26
21
12
12
7
13
9
8
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6
21
1
8
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20 % May 22
7
13
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35
7%
14%
12
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3*
27
8
27
11% May 15
3
45% Jan.
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%6 Mar.
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2% Feb.
8% May
6%- Feb.
21 % May
29% Jan.
18% May
21% Jan.
adr.
4
3% Jan.
69%-Apr-. 21—9g%' -Jan.53% Jan.
43% May
2% •Tan.
2% Jan.
1
May
2% Feb.
Mar.
18
15% May
Jan.
14
9% Apr.
Jan.
38
44
Apr.
35
13%
4
4% Apr.
33% Feb. 28
2%
39%
48%
4%
Apr.
15% Feb.
20
7%
20%
26%
28%
4%
4%
4% Sale
%n
%
5%
5%
4
5%
4% Sale
%
%
%
13% Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
16
7
15
10
2
May
9
May 13
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
4
6% Jan.
6
8% May
May 29
37% Feb. 27
12% May
1
31% May 26
May ' 9
May
7
May
7
May 12
May
3
-May-10
May 28
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
3
15
11
7
May 22
M ay. 9
17%
10%
32
7
Sale
20%
May
18
-
36
14%
19%
'
•
34"
20%
*
460
2
22%
"5H
*
7%
10
Sale
38
com
4%
Sale
Sale
290 Masonite Corp common
14,800 Mer & Mfrs Sec cl a com
19.581 Marshall Field & Co
Sale
6
10
40
100
Sale
17
Sale
4%
7%
i*
10
950 Le Roi Co common
110
"*450
1
45%
Sale
Sale
6% preferred
2,800 Kingsbury Brewing Co cap
2,250 La Salle Ext Univ common
2,200 Leath & Co common
Cumulative preferred
380
200
8
1,180
2,66o Kentucky Util jr cum pref..50
400
2%
"17%
37
%
100 %
49
600
2%
12% Sale
4
Sale
1
42 %
100
410
43%
15%
10%
Preferred
5,150 Ken-Had Tube & Lp com a__*
200
2 %
16 %
%«
%
3
2%
7% Sale
23%
22%
19% Sale
3%
3%
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8
Jan.
7
Houdaille-Hershey—
640
16
14
3% Jan.
7
7% May 24
8% May
5
8
May
9
38% May 12
12% May
1
32% May
5
24
6
29
9%
5
6
25
9% Jan
34% Apr.
2% May 20
May 26
May 21
9
21
46%
1 %
6
May
May
May
May
Mar. 18
16
7
6
10
13
2% May
2% May 20
Jan.
Feb.
May
Apr.
May
May
Feb.
May
May
Feb.
May
Mar.
62%
281
7
150 Godchaux Sugars Inc class a.
500
7% May
34% Apr.
11
Apr.
13% Apr,
3% Feb.
28% Jan.
2
May
34% May
47
7
6%
*—
Razor com...
Highest
Sale Prices
Prices
6%
5%
18%
3%
8.1
7% May
7% May 26
Sale
37
Sale
4
2%
30%
Lowest
Ask
7
8%
35%
11%
15%
Connell Dredge
Fitz Simons &
400
450
37
13
(The)—
Corp-.-_.6
Eddy Paper Ctrp
el
7%
9%
34
*
*
1,600 Dodge Mfg Corp common-.
450
1,3 50
9%
Ask Bid
Bid
*
775 Dixie-Vortex Co common
Class a
50
100
Ask
Bid
May 31
May 1
1941
Shares
""400
1
Price
EXCHANGE
Since
'may
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY
CHICAGO
SALES
53
EXCHANGE
STOCK
29
May 20
3
2
5 % Feb.
6'' Jan.
7
^eb.
14
Apr.
3
T*
12%
12%
%
%
15%
1 %
0%
0%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2
21
21
16
22
22
20
19
Jan.
7
27% .Tan.
9
1
% Feb. 13
37
May 20
Montgomery Ward & co—
1,591
140
11,634
Common
410 Muskegon Mot Spec class a.
650 Nachman Springfilled com
_
Sale
23
24
10
12
10%
12
35
37
35
37
31% May
5
23
May 27
11
May 24
35
May 14
11%
12
10%
11%
9%
4%
10% May 27
9% May 27
4% May
3
26
28
24
24%
5%
10%
7%
7%
10%
25%
6%
12 %
8%
8%
24% May
7
5% May 26
31%
24%
*
980
20 National Battery preferred
505 Nat'i Bond & Invest com
5,183 National Cylinder Gas com
9%
35%
12%
1
11
250
1,700 Nat Pressure Cooker
2
3%
4%
10
29%
31%
30%
24%
24%
5%
10%
9%
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4%
50
20
215
National
650
800
450
3,750
256
2^150
100
70
250
130
30
"""400
250
50
50
3,256
1,598
270
950
stock
5,373 Noblit i-Sparks Ind Inc cap—5
21,200 North American Car com—20
Paper Mills com—*
1,100 Northern 111 Finance com
3,506 Northwest Airlines Inc com
14,750 Northwest Bancorp com
300 Northwest Eng Co capital
i~895
500
240
800
1,200
1,300
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9
6
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Sale
10
12
*
*
10%
*
*
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10%
20
10%
18%
52
22%
59%
12
13
1,550 Parker Pen Co (The) com
750 Peabody Coal Co b com
130
6% preferred
10
5
100
13
45
50
Sale
25%
6
12%
10
800 Penn Elec Switch class a
200 Penn Gas & Elec a com
10
15
17
13%
%
24%
39%
23%
5%
8%
Sale
47
23,368
10,449
1,430
2,985
Poor & Co class b
see page
54.
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7
14%
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%
*
Pennsylvania kr capital
50
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke cap. 100
Perfect Circle (The) Co
*
%
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23
sale*
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25
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*
4
7%
19
63
55
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7
13
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12%
9%
9%
2%
100
Sale
157
159%
50
31% May
23
May
9% Feb.
35
May
10% May
8% Apr.
4
.Tan.
7
5
27
10
39%
27
18
13
Mar.
5
11
Jan.
2
Mar. 10
%
1
8
May 20
8
May 26
10% May 31
19
May 22
58
May
7
6
May 17
10
May 20
5% May
2
May 23
28
25% May 13
6
May
2
9% May
8% May
19% May
58
May
8
May
10% May
5% May
8
6
1
22
7
7
13
2
May
% May
8
14
10% May
.12%
%
Sale
13%
%
24%
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38
14
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24
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22%
5%
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12
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80
78
76
79%
150
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1
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2
151
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46
50
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%
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38%
23%
1%
1
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23%
37%
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May
May
May
May
May
28
7
21
13
20
28
9% May 26
13%
%
25%
39%
23%
6%
May 28
7
May
May 12
1
May
May 19
7
May
10% May
May
24% Apr.
5% May
10% Jan.
8
May
8
May
10
Apr.
19
May
54% Feb.
6
May
10
May
5% May
27% Jan.
8
11
May 24
35
May 14
4% May
32
Jan
22
26
13
32%
Jan
20
26
17
22
1
17
20
2
10% Feb.
1
Mar. 13
Sale
1%
6
11
Apr.
% Jan.
15
29
Jan.
31
13% May
% May
22
2% May
May 31
76
78% May
May 22
8 150% May
149% May
46
May
41% May 23
6
1% May
1% May
3
1
1
May
May
2
Feb.
36% Jan.
23% Apr.
5% Apr.
% Jan.
9% Feb.
7
Jan.
12
10% Mar. 12
.Tan.
14
veb.
28
13
Jan.
3
10% Apr. 30
Tan.
6
Apr.
13% Jan.
5
16
10
13%
% May 14
50
Feb.
7
16
Jan.
28
% Feb.
8
A nr.
4
25%
43% Mar. 11
Jan. 22
27
8
Jan.
% .Tan.
13
3
Jan.
Feb.
May
105
Jan.
160
Jan.
Jan.
57% Jan.
2
8
16
3
13
Mar. 24
148% Mar.
41% May
% Jan.
8
23
63
10
1
9
7
10
22% .Tan.
Feb.
76
9
Mar. 19
8
1% Feb.
10
11
10
10%
24
8
11% May
6
% May 13
47
1%i
%
1
45
11%
%
11%
%
10%
5%
May
12
8
12
Sale
45
%
8
5
6%
Sale
20%
57%
20%
58
1
12,125iPressed Steel Car common—1
100
5% cum conv 1st pref.
5
1,850 Process Corp (The) common. .*
6,210 Quaker Oats Co common
*
1,3301
Preferred
100
1,500 Hath Packing common
10
5,550 Raytheon Mfg Co com
50c
7,4no
6% preferred
51
footnotes
9
9%
4%
8
Sale
1,190 Nor West Util pr lien pref.. 100
7% preferred
1,560
.
100
2%
150 Nunn-bush Shoe common
6
255 Omnibus Corp common
*
48 Ontario Mfg Co common
850 Potter Co (The) common
""400
Sale
33% May 21
24% May
6
11
May 24
35
May 14
11% May
8
10
May
9
4% May
7
Standard—
Common
450 Northern
"350
com
11%
37
13%
Feb.
1% Jan.
7
15
10
27
23
54
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
PRICES IN MAY
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
Share*
10
Shares
630 Reliance Mfg Co common—10
Preferred
—100
40
2,921
400
50
50
150
350
1,927
543
300
5,624
349
2,100
450
1,031
800
2,060
*
14
"bI| "~65
5
v
9,307
4,952
2,697
53,895
2,795
8,150
2,850
5,400
250
10
650
1854
31
50,066
11,965
9,396
3,130
3,050
350
750
10
29
1754
5
12,560 Sunstrand Mach Tool com
Swift & Co capital stock25
Swift Internaclonal capital- -15
Texas Corp capital
25
Thompson (J R) common
2
Trane Co (The) common
25
1,800
8,865
1,979
2,211
150
754
68
354
29 k
18
Sale
34 H Sale
%
1
23,340 Stand Oil of Ind capital—-.25
70 Stein & Co (A) common-——*
1,150 Sterling Brewers Inc common. 1
20,143 Stewart-Warner Corp com—5
1,700 Storkline Furniture com—10
2,695
300
-
Union Carbide & Carbon cap.
United Air L Transp capital-.5
U S Gypsum Co common
-20
United States Steel common
*
7 % cumul preferred
100
Utah Radio Products com.
1
Utility & Ind Corp common
Convertible preferred
6554
1254
13%
%
97X
12
7%
6 54
36
29
Sale
Wieboldt Stores Inc com—
2,160""
* '
Cum prior preferred
60
Williams Oil-O-Matic com.
8,650
Wisconsin Bankshares—
X*
X
1*
AH
11854
k
Me
154
x
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
954 May 12
954 May 12
IX
V
Sale
S74
754
6
31.
21
18
39
May
May
May
6854 May
354 May
2954 May
14
May
7
30
6
10
23
1
31
16
2
May 26
May 14
May
2
1354 May 23
154 May 13
5
65
2754
3
19
May
May
754 May
72
May
354 May
2954 May
14
May
20
10
12
22
2
16
2
3254 May 12
554 May
8
65
May
13 54 May
2
6
,
154 May
"Mar "I '3054 "May~"7
3154
Sale
1854
3954
454
954
354
954
254 Apr. 17
19
654 May 28
654 May 28
29
1954
1754
3754
454
954
May
May
May
May
1
5
8
3
May 23
6754 Apr. 23
154 Feb. 25
3
2854 Mar.
13
Feb. 27
14 54 Apr.
8
6
Apr. 25
Mar. 24
Apr. 22
65
Jan.
30
1254 Jan.
9
154 Apr. 15
54 Jan. 22
2554 Mar. 5
May 12
May 20
10
6954
1054
5854
5554
11954
6854
6954 6454 May
954 May
954
10
5354 May
5654
58
May
5254
5354 51
Sale
11954 11654 11754 11754 May
Sale
54 May
l
Sale
Mf May
154 May
154
154
66
11%
58
12
14
10
22
6
6
May 22
May
5
May 24
May 13
May
7
154 May 29
Me May
1
154 May 21
Jan.
FeD.
1954
1754
34%
454
954
May
5
Mar. 4
Feb. 10
May 12
May 20
36
2454
1954
4054
654
12
6154
954
5354
4954
Feb.
May
May
Apr.
JON
m
117
19
Feb.
32
Sale
18
19
20
2054
20
89
1
*
7
Sale
454
15
2
254
4
454
Sale
Sale
1254
1354
1
7
2
1954 May
1754 May
24
May 21
454
4
65
4
1154
May 29
90
90
454 May
1
354 May 29
63
May 24
354 May 13
1054 May 19
454
454
6654
454
May 12
154 May
5
May 12
254 May 29
13
May 10
May
9
May
5
May
7
May
1
24
2
8
31
8
11
10
27
2
28
7
31
13
10
2
27
14
22
4
22
Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
8
6
13
&
Jan.
34
/
Janv
3954 Jan.
18
14
2
2254 Jan.
2
1854 Mar. 13
24
May 21
10154 Jan,„....4
7
Jan. !0
93
Feb.
3
354 Mar. 19
454 Mar. 3
354 May 29
63
May 24
354 May 13
1054 May 19
7954 Jan. 13
554 Jan. 10
3
15 54 Apr.
1754 Apr. 22
1554 Apr. 22
19
Feb.
13
MJUL2Z
7
95
Sale
454
354
6254
354
1054
454 Sale
454
454
6954
6754
Sale
454 Sale
78 X
90
95
154
1854 May
1654 May
2054 May
8
7
654
90
5H
-.2
15
1654
2254
2354
"fi—J85L
.89,
654
91
Sale
1954 Sale
1854
1654
2054
1854
1554
2
28
23
154 May 29
Apr. 18
Jan. 30
3954 Jan.
2254
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
130
54 Mar.
Me Mar.
154 Feb.
41
8
11
11
654 May 15
29
34
...
common...
3
54 Jan. 30
654 Apr. 23
554 Apr. 15
8
654 May 15
May
May
May
May
May
May
Mar.
2954
54
9954
454
7 54 May
3154
2154
1854
4054
454
4 54 Jan.
2254 Jan.
954 Jan.
7854 Jan.
354 Apr.
30
Jan.
1554 Jan.
18
Jan.
3554 Jan.
54 Jan.
10054 Jan.
654 Jan.
70
Jan.
1454 Jan.
2
Jan.
1
Jan.
3054 May
1254 Jan.
54 Mar.
854 Jan.
Apr. 21
7
12
1254
1
1054
54
Sale
2 %
19
954 Apr. 30 1054 Feb. 20
10154 Feb. 19 102
Apr. 17
29
6
*
Wrigley (Wm Jr) Co capital.
Yates-Amer Mach capital- -.5
Zenith Radio Corp common
No par value.
14
56%
,$24fWest "house El-& Mfg com—50. 1033£.,10A% J...87...,
Woodall Indust
13
65%
51
Highest
Sale Prices
38
—
Common.
554
70
1454
154
154
54
54
2854 Sale
70
67
69 54 Sale
127 X 128 X
1
Sale
1454
1554
3054
154
54
9554
554
6554
5
6954 Sale
1654 Sale
11
30
1354
2054 Sale
17%
1854
3754 Sale
4%
5
9H
10k
Sale
3
19
754
6954
Sale
30
2254 Sale
17 54 Sale
3954 Sale
554
6 54
1154 Sale
7
*
10,130 Walgreen Co common
196 Wayne Pump Co capital... -.1
3,663 Western Union Teleg com.. 100
8,200
3,800
4,262
4,74s
7,299
354
1054
12%
k
l
614 Sale
5k
6%
Sale
5%
69
5%
28
12**
u
Lowest
—
29
13
.—
1354
IX
X
54
1H
26 X Sale
254
17
654
Sale
65
67
12
Sale
2
5
Vikinf Pmnp Co common--..*
Preferred
954
10154
3%
19
8
68 H
3%
32
15 X
15X
17 X
7854 Sale
1%
154
26
—
5",386
1,050
2X
2*3*
Sale
9
—2
4,305 Spiegel Inc common—
1,255 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap-.*
2,150 Standard Dredging Corp pref20
Common.
-1
6,350
*>Q Standard Gas & Elec com-—*
105
45
874
4
—
Common
900
315
-297
!8.!!L
450 Sivyer Steel Castings com—
7,500 South Bend Lathe Wks cap-.5
6,500 South Colo Pow cl A com—25
510 Southwestern Lt & Pow pfd.
r.ioo
-
9
101
Mills—
Co common.
2,600 Schwitzer Cummins capital-16,123 Sears, Roebuck & Co capital— *
4,700 Serrick Corp class B common-1
770 Signode Steel Strap Co pf-—30
400
Ask
10
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
Bid
2,600 Sangamo Elec
200
1,322
1941
Par
600
150
900
'STOCKS
Rollins Hosiery
Common
4,250
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
Since
May
EXCHANGE
STOCK
554 Feb. 13
90
May 12
1
Jan.
554 Jan.
14
Jan.
3
5
Ex-dividend.
Securities Called for Redemption
The
following tabulation indicates alphabetically Corporation bonds and stocks which are being prepaid
in their entirety.
BONDS
BONDS
American European Securities Co. 5s, series A, due 1958, July
1 at 103.
Athens Railway & Elec. Co. 1st & ref. 5%, due 1950. July 1 at 110.
(Concluded)
Northwest Publications, Inc. 1st sinking fund deb. 454s, due 1948,
Panama (Republic) ext. sinking fund 554s, due 1953, June 1 at
Atlanta Northern Ry. Co. 1st 5%, due 1954, July 1 at 110.
July 1 at
10254.
102.
Atlanta Water & Elec. Power Co. 1st 5%. due 1943. July 1 at 105.
Peerless Cement Corp. 1st 5s, series A, due 1948, July 2 at 100.
Bedford Pulp & Paper Co.
Peoria Water Works Co.—-1st & ref. 5s, series A, due 1950, July
1st 654s, due 1942,
June 1 at 105.
Bryant Paper Co. 1st 6s, series B, due 1948, July 1 at 103.
Butler Water Co. 1st 5s, series A, due 1957, June 6 at 105,
Canadian Pacific Ry. 454s, due 1944, June 15 at 10054 (Canadian
Funds).
Central Hudson Gas & Elec. Corp. 1st & ref. 354s, due 1965, June
1 at 105.
Cincinnati Newport & Covington Ry. Co. 1st & ref. 6s, series
July 1 at 103.
A, due 1947,
Columbus Elec. & Power 1st & ref. 6%, due 1947, June 1 at 103.
Consolidated Press
conv.
deb. 654 %
.
due 1949, June 1 at 103.
Eastern Massachusetts Street Ry. Co. ref. 5s ser. B, due 1948, July 1 at 107.
Famous Players Canadian Corp. Ltd.—
1st mtge. and coll. trust 354s series A, due 1942, June 1 at 101.
354s, due 1948, June 30 at 103.
Florida Power Corjp. s. f. deb. 5s, due 1946, June 6 at 102.
Grand Rapids Operating Corp. 1st ext. 6s, due 1942, July 1 at
Indiana Gas Utilities Co. 1st 5s, due 1946, July 1 at 10254.
100.
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power Co.—
1st lien and ref. 5s series A, due 1957, June 4 at 10254.
Keith
(B. F.) Corp. 1st 6s, series A, due 1946, July 7 at 191.
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co. 1st
conv.
cons.
5%, due 1953, July 1 at 110.
Mendoza (Province of) Argentine Republic—
754s (stamped and unstamped) due 1951, June 1 at 100.
Morgantown Water Co. 1st 5s, series A, due 1965, June 28 at 105.
North American Car Corp.—
Equipment trust 4 54 %. due 1941 to 1947, June 15 at 102.
101.
Richmond-Washington Co. 4%, due 1943, June 1 at 105.
Rome Ry.
& Light Co. 1st 5%, due 1946. Oct. 1 at 105.
Santa Barbara
Telephone Co. 1st 354s, series C, due 1966, July 1 at 106.
Tennessee Eastern Electric Co. 1st 5s, due 1943, Aug. 1 at 101.44.
Refunding 6s series A due 1955, Nov. 1 at 105.
Van
Camp's, Inc., 1st mtge. 6s, due 1943, July 1 at 100.
Virginia Hardwood Lumber Co. 1st s. f. 6s, due 1942, June
1 at 10054
Westmoreland Water Co. 1st 5%, due 1952, June 1 at 101.
Wichita Water Co.—1st 6s, series A, due 1949, June 9 at 102.
5s, series B, due 1956, June Oat 101.
5s, series C, due 1960, June 9 at 103.
Williamsport Water Co. 1st 5s series A, due 1952, Aug. 1 at 102.
5s, 1951, June 1 at 10254.
Macon Gas Co. 1st mtge. 454s, due 1952, June 2 at 104.
Macon Ry. & Light Co. 1st
Power Securities Corp, 6s (American series) due 1949, June 1 at
Southwestern Public Service Co. 1st 6s, series A, due 1945, June 1 at 10254.
Delaware Electric Power Co. 554s, due 1959, July 1 at 10154.
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. deb.
22 at 101.
Prior lien 5s, 1948, Nov. 1 at 10254.
1st consol. 4s, due 1948, Nov. 1 at 105.
1st consol. 5s, due 1948, Nov. 1 at 105.
STOCKS
Budd Wheel
preferred, June 26 at 120.
Cincinnati Union Terminal Co. 5% preferred July 1 at 105.
Foote Bros. Gear & Machine 5% preferred. July 1 at 10.
Loose-Wiles Biscuit 5%
preferred, July 1 at 105.
North American Rayon, 6% prior
Sun Oil Co. 6% preferred
preferred, July 7 at 50.
(unexchanged shares), June 1 at 115.
«
•
•
J
Baltimore Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
r
,
RANGE OF PRICES ON
1941
Stock Sales
May
Jan. 1 to
May 31___
1941
Jan. 1 to
May 31
AOQREQATE
PRICES
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
Jan. 1
22,700
482,000
139,500
59,500
4,000
5,000
14,000
-—2,000
1,000
2,000
2,000
5,000
5,500
5,000
-
-
-
1975
1975
39%
40%
1
Ask
Sale
49
48%. Sale
1009* 102
103
100
100
1947-i
...1948
1949
1950
100
100
^
5%
5%
5%--
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
May 29
~4l" Sale" ~40" Sale" "§8"~ May"27
%—1947
1945
-.1945
Ga Sou & Fla 5%
Interstate Bond Co 5%
5
~34% Sale"
...1975
.
Finance Co of Amer 4
•
y
Ask Bid
Bid
84
-
flat...
B 5s
Ask
•
Certificates of indebt 5 %
Bait Transit Co 4s flat
A 5s
May 1
1941
Bid
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS-
2,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN MAY
Price
BONDS
Atlantic Coast Line Conn
123,000
26,700
3,500
4,000
1,000
1,000
$279,800
1,348,500
Jan. 2
Since
May
1940
$161,200
837,200
Bond Sales
May
65,603
243,916
26,911
139,792
Shares.
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
1940
100
-
-----
—~
100
100
41
47% May 29 4994
100
May 12 101
10294 May
2 10294
659*
659* May 16
1019* May 21 1019*
100
May
i
40
100
—-
102
May
5 1029* May
Jan.
5
Md & Pa 4%
1951
6%
1963
Seaboard Air Line Ry 4% .1950
8894 Mar.
7
14
Apr. 30
41
4994 May
2
13
Feb. 25
3 102
10294 May
2
6494 Apr. 15
101
Feb. 25
102
Apr.
-9
102
Apr. 15
102
Mar. 17
102
May
5
52
Feb. 28
50
Apr.
7
9% Mar.
1
....
-
Jan.
100
100
100
Jan.
33% Jan.
May
2
May
5
May 2
May 16
May 21
10294 May
2
659* May 16
102
23
Apr.
9
Apr. 15
Mar. 17
Jan.
102
.
102
102
1029* May
5
5294 Mar. 11
51
Mar. 24
99* Mar.
1
i
Shares
—
P*r
682
Atlantic Coast L (Conn)
3,045 liait Transit Co com vtc
814
883
102
324
475
*
*709*
100
109 J*
770
5
125
669 Finance Co of Am class A
121
~~59*
17
......
148
Sale
7%
91
798
Sale
100
Davison Chemical Co com
1
4,715 Eastern Sugar Assoc com v.fc.c.l
Preferred v.t.c..
1
2,007
2,668 Fidelity & Deposit
20
1,228 Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp
10
120
2i%
100
60c
16
35 Mercantile Trust Co
1.05
139
107 Mt Vern-Woodb
39
81
249
"547
1.75
66
f7«
1
1.05
71
70
17 X
1.10
17" ~17%
75
21% Apr.
8
May
42c
Feb.
28
May
189* May
15% May
60c
May 14
20% May 13
16
May 10
Sale
Sale
169*
Sale
1.05
Sale
97%
969*
250
28
29
May
May
May
2.50 May
72 % May
28
16% May
1.05 May
969* May
May 16
May
1
289* May 14
2.55 May
5
75
May 14
12,945 U S Fidelity & Guar
No
par
value.
x
Ex-dividend.
Sale
50" IIIII
51
52
9
21X
20
y
Sale
21X
Sale
33
(Continued from page 18)
pound at the outset of hostilities, the London
authorities and those of all countries in any way allied to
continued
efforts
their
to
conserve
sterling
and
increase their dollar resources.
For months previous to
May it had been the policy of the
British authorities to keep the larger part of British foreign
trade
under strict control by
entering agreements whereby
all payments were
ling
made to "special," "registered," or "ster¬
accounts.
Payments involving trade with the
area"
10%
21% Sale
34%
May 26
Treasury.
account
lished
to
be
financed
with
sterling
did not involve the use of foreign
$4.03 and $4.03% for cable transfers, as compared with the
April range of $4.00% to $4.03%.
Official rates quoted by the Bank of England continued
New York, $4.02%@$4.03%; Canada, $4.43@
$4.47 (Canadian official, 90.00c.@90.91c. per United States
dollar) ; Australia, 3.2150@3.2280; New Zealand, 3.2280@
unchanged :
3.2442.
•
American commercial
tinued unchanged at
In
London
bank rates for sterling
con-
$4.02 buying and $4.04 selling.
Germany, Italy
In New York
exchange was not quoted on the invaded European coun¬
tries, but German official marks were pegged in a nominal
market at 40.00, while registered marks ranged between
11.85 and 15.00.
Italian lire were pegged in New York at
or
any
5.05
exchange was not quoted
on
of the invaded European countries.
until
May 27, when
May 21
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
120 % Jan.
3
Jan.
32% Apr. 28
9
Jan.
13
9
Mar.
Jan.
29
3
Feb.
50c
Feb.
15% Feb.
May
15%
1.60 Feb.
245
Jan.
15
Feb.
Mar. 10
15
May 24
8
May 14
7
42% Feb.
60c
May 14
May 13
20%
May 10
16
175
Apr. 18
255% Apr. 25
29% Apr. 15
27X Apr.
2.25 Feb.
Jan.
70
47 X Mar.
29% Jan. 29
Apr. 22
76
Apr.
1
489* Mar. 26
3.75
8
8
15
Feb.
5
Mar. 11
Feb.
18
16% May
1.00 Feb.
1.15 Jan.
97% May 28
95% Mar.
97% Jan.
52% May 19
Mar.
51
May
Feb.
10
May 21
22% May
9
34 % May 10
40c
57
4
87% Feb.
Apr. 24
Apr.
9
May
20 % May
75
33% Feb.
34% Feb.
11
12
Jan.
23%
Mar. 20
17
they were moved
up
without
ex¬
The only exception to the
order was a general
permit to bankers to honor drafts drawn under confirmed
credits opened prior to May 9.
"These will be the only
instruments which
may
be credited to a sterling area
exchange.
Free market sterling ranged during the month between
continued
Jan.
15
7
18
31
_
The
area
9
May
20% May
34% May
Feb.
planation to 5.26%, the ruling rate for about 10 years prior
to August, 1939.
On May 13 all Iraq accounts were blocked by order of
the British Treasury, and no payments or movements of
securities could be made except with permission of the
and
sterling
113% Apr.
Jan.
Closed May 31, additional holiday.
rates for the
sterling
Jan.
17
Jan.
7194
118%
110%
8%
10%
27%
75
2
107 Western National Bank
62
*
6% Jan.
5% Jan.
87%
54
Phillips Packing Co 5 M % pf 100
100
260 Seaboard Comm'l com...
10
260
May
Apr.
114
Aprl 30
30
17
May 21
1.10 May
2
50 Real Estate Trust Inc
6,711
Apr.
May
56
30c
*
2.80
1.65 Jan.
28
106
8% May 21
8
May 12
24% May
6
119
May 23
329* May 23
93-6 May
2
15
May 24
8
May 14
250
"28"
75
'97%:::::
50
1
5
Jan.
27c
May
2
2.60 May
1
29
May 21
599* May 13
115% May
2
1.70
1.05
24
2.00
2
Penna Water & Power com
209*
28
29
30
9,346 North Amer Oil Co com
375 Northern Central Ry
Owings Mills Distillery
""333
TI6
20%
244
100
Preferred
113
1.50
28" Sale"
Millscom.100
50 National Marine Bank
3,734 New Amsterdam Casualty
1,078
7.963
18X
171*
50
720 Merch & Miners Transp
_*
389 Monon W Penn PS 7% pref_25
Feb.
17
14% May
30c
42
.25
10
100
747 Maryland & Pa KR com
^
5
166
2
May
2.60 Sale
2.25 May
2.40 2.60
28
28
Sale
May
57 ~ Sale"
57
Sale
56
May
114
May
114% Sale
108%
8
794 Sale
7% May
8%
7
8
7% May
7%
9
22
24
22
21
May
23X
11494
114% May
117% 119
30 J* May
31X
32% SO Vs Sale
9
9
9
May
13
14
14
May
8
8
May
1
Common
2,043
6,278 Houston Oil preferred
100 Humphryes Mfg Co com
14% May
.....
Georgia Sou & Fla 1st pref. .100
2d preferred
100
40 Guilford Realty Co 6% preflOL
185
1,000
1,922
»
5
"six
662
35
16
27c
1
49*% pref B
4% preferred C
159*
15% May 15
17
Sale
15
17
1.70 Sale
100
2,871
—
359
16%
30c
1st preferred v t c
638 Brager Eisenberg Inc com
6,252 Consol Gas E L & Power
1,130
„
^
23,211
442
_
159*
16%
6,090 Arundel Corp
-
-
STOCKS
Shares
701
—
without special permission
a
of the Treasury."
Exchange Committee also
notice issued by the Bank of England, headed
New
York
Foreign
pub¬
"De¬
(Finance) Regulations 1939—sterling area accounts."
3 (a) of P. E. 78, banks and
bankers are advised that the words 'proceeds of insurance
fense
"With reference to Paragraph
policies' relate only to the proceeds of a policy at
maturity.
in respect of
loans against
an insurance policy, &c.
Prior permission has to be obtained
from the Bank of England before any such sums as these
may be credited to a sterling account."
They are not intended to cover sums received
surrender value nor the cash value of bonuses,
Exchange Committee an¬
advices from London
British special pound sterling area account procedure
The New York Bankers Foreign
nounced on May 19 the receipt of cable
that
applies to Costa Rica, Cuba, the
dor,
Dominican Republic, Ecua¬
Guatemala,
Haiti,
Honduras,
Mexico,
(excluding the Canal Zone), Salvador
(Continued on pdge 119)
Panama
Nicaragua,
and Vene-
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1941
May
Shares.
Jan. 1 to
1910
267,723
1,349,348
May 31
Bond Sales
726,073
2,129,734
1941
May
1940
$121,750
843,200
Jan. 1 to May 31
$31,465
252,665
AGGREGATE
SALES
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
May
Jan. 1
PRICES IN MAY
%
11,200
99,000
7,000
2,550
$
>
200
15,174
""147
396
1,598
13,037
1,132
445
105
37
Shares
112
149 %
Sale
150 %
Sale
33%
Sale
45)1
Sale
25
8,850 Boston Elevated
100
5,019 Boston Herald Traveler
Corp.*
367 Boston & Maine
pref stpd. .100
2,090
20
147
25
51
Common (stamped)
Preferred
Prior preferred
100
100
%
5%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1st pref stpd
100
5
177
339
450
45
Class C 1st pref
Class D 1st pref
stpd
Class D 1st preferred
100
95
185
7,685
i%
100
100
100
956
"955
40
30
755
285
165
14
475
""200
622
60
Mining Co
25
....
250
116
210
1,275
794
3,015
""lOO
& Pass River
pref...
9,829 Copper Range Co
*
405 East Boston Co
.10
2,310 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com.*
2,250
4%% cum prior pref
100
4,021
6% cum preferred
100
4,635 Eastern Mass St Ry Co...100
First preferred
Preferred B..
243
15
100
149
733
3,648
450
336
160
752
470
110
60
~
*
I*
*
786 Gilchrist Co
*
""440
3,693
2,370
388
790
285
25
31
*
54
Sale
New River Co common
10
b% cum pref
2,434 N Y N H &
Highest
Prices„
6654 Mar.
4
18 94 Jan.
7
10154 Jan.
Sale Prices
74
Mar. 31
2994 Apr. 29
Apr. >29
Apr. 22
Mar. 15
2 105)4
Mar. 11 107
Mar. 15 106
Feb. 19 108
102
106
105
14%
2)4
5)4 Sale
20
30
1
991 Reece Folding Mach Co
1G
6,947 Shawmut Assn..
*
6,400 Stone & Webster Inc.
IIII*
495 Suburban Elec Secur
com...
*
2d preferred
580
*
10,188 Torrington Co (The)
%
300 Union Cop Land & Min Col
*25
3,616 Union Twist Drill..
5
15,029 United Fruit Co
*
14,736 United Shoe Mach CorpIII"25
813
6% cum preferred
25
11,963 Utah Metal & Tunnel
1
"~1
IlOO
*
339 Warren (S D)& Co common..*
12%
11)4
20
14894 May
1 151)4 May 21
1%
Sale
1
Sale
Mar. 28
10c
5c
2)4
2
51
32%
33%
1 %
29
31
80c
80
74)4
4*
78
10
11)4
35
26 %
1194
Sale
Sale
42
7
35
40%
11
15
22
Sale
12)4
2194
22%
25
24)4
50c
20c
10c
354
36%
24%
10c
3 94
294
2%
4%
Sale
4
3%
2
2
32
39
29)4
30c
50c
30c
15c
12c
20c
■26"
13%
14
it* 1V*
50c
24
1
25
5)4 Sale
12%
126)4
3)4
Sale
Sale
22
13K
594
12%
20
16)4
20c
28c
5
18)4
6%
19)4
Sale
6c
20
294
116'
13%
5%
20
Sale
6
110)4
7
68
36c
80
40c
10c
4c
5c
12 %
13%
22% Sale
1%
194
9
10)4
1
1)4
10%
11)4
8
60c
Sale
1
38%
29% Sale
12$
2394
94
8)4
9%
60c
46
30c
25c
Sale
"25c"
I6c"
20c
4c
12%
2494
1
8%
1)4
Sale
90c
4994
Sale
12c
8*
1
9%
13)4
Sale
%
894
1)4
9%
60c
90c
4694
49%
26
27
10c
W.
"3694
Sale
6294
Sale
58)4 Sale
50)4
Sale
45
44
45
35%
60%
5194
43%
43c
45c
43c
45c
1
1 %
106
45c
46
Sale
94
1%
103)4 107
894 Sale
1)4
28)4 Sale
1
1%
105
100
794
32
13
26
16
15
% May
May
26
May
13
May
6
May
20
May
20c
May
2194 May
6)4 May
2
14
20
27
3
28
20
12
24
7
6
9
2
23
6
2)4 May 14
2% May 28
110
May 31 117
May
1
9%
45
Sale
94
28
29
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
13
Apr.
3
Apr.
2
20
11
Feb.
4c
May
6
12
May 24
2394 May 21
94 May 22
8)4 May 16
1
May 21
994 May
8
594 May
5
60c
May 15
47)4 May 16
25
May
1
hi
26c
89
8c
8c
14
25%
1
894
1%
9%
6)4
60c
49
28)4
May
May
"
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
101%
7)4
94
27)4
Name changed from Amsr. Pneumatic
Service Co.
/
2
20c
8
13
28
10
7
15
2
16
89
8c
4c
3% Jan.
2 k Jan.
10
7
15
8
Jan.
4
May
Apr.
9
1
5
154 Jan.
Apr.
May
13)4 Jan.
6
May
20
May
2
26
52c
25
29
24
11
6
9
Jan.
21
Jan.
29
6)4 Apr.
17
4c
Feb.
14
3
Mar. 25
Jan. 23
26
Mar. 20
5
4
v Feb.
50
15
94 Apr. 23
Apr.
9
May,
8
May 13
37c
90
25c
Jan.
8c
May'2 8
14
Mayf 10
25)4 Apr.
4
6
194 Jan.
Feb.
30
4
94 May 22
6
Jan. 30
Mar.* 5
Jan.
Feb.
27
1
Feb.
4
1)4 Jan.
9
9)4 Apr. 30
5% Apr. 21
Jan.
854 Jan.
95c
Jan.
13
65c
Jan.
Jan.
23
40
Apr.
24
11
33%
59%
49)4
43%
35c
1
98
Feb.
31
Feb.
4
May 29
Apr. 23
May 21
Apr.
1
10
Jan.
8
25
May 24 103% May
5
May
2
9% May 23
May 29
94 May 29
May 23 29
May 28
Jan.
12c
38
31 129
12
22
May
2
63% May 15
5294 May 22
45
May 12
43c
May
2
28
14
23
35c
20
7
15
37
Jan.
4
13
26
16
1194 Feb. 14
22
10
26 % Jan.
9
Mar. 31
10c
13
Feb.
2
Jan.
3
2% Mar.
854 Apr. 29
24 -41
2
May
12 34 Jan. 30
30
16 25)4 Jan. 13
Jan.
3c
May
9
59% May 29
50% May
2
43% May 21
38c
May 19
14k
Mar. 20
9
2
1,5
2)4 May 14
May
11
27
12% Feb. 18
5c
May 27
18)4 May
3
4% Jah.
6
Feb.
Jan.
58
41 k
28
394 Jan. 17
94 Apr. 18
1 % May
5
20
1
May
1
12% Feb.
Jan.
2
May 9
Apr. 22
554 May 29
6c
May 26
3% Jan. 13
22
8
Mar. 3]
Feb.
Jan.
7
18c
88
Jan. 28
194 Apr. 16
5
87% Feb.
Jan.
3)4 May
2
May
2)4 May
30
May
30
May
12% Apr. 18
23)4 Apr. 30
1% Feb.
6
10
1% May 22
Apr. 22
30 94 Apr. 22
49
110
7
2
6
2
Feb.
4
Feb.
May
May
6
6
2% May
Apr. 30
May
Jan.
5c
28
Feb.
554 Apr. 22
18c
May
9
86% Mar. 26
4)4 Feb. 17
50
% May
23c
May
89
May
8
8c
May 13
m
Jan.
24% May
36
52)4
94
%
27
100
8
37
Sale
Jan.
12%
75c
6
Jan.
Jan.
394 May 10
2 94 May
2
2% May
7
32
May
30c
May
12c
May
11c
Sale
70% Sale
Jan.
22)4 May 28
24
19
2
1
95c
4c
.Tan.
194 Jan. 14
May
2
7
Apr.
4
254 May
5
11)4 May 27
2c
10c
13
Sale
25)4
10c
"35""
8
6
15
45
88
10c
194
154
2)4
,194
1)4
6
50% Feb. 10
19)4 May
5
1 94 Jan.
5
50
26c
t2
594 May 29
6c
May 26
194 May
5
51
May
3
33)4 May
2
1
May
8
80
May
6
10 H May 27
2)4 May
1
8% May
1
41
May
2
6c
""2)4 «VA
Sale
%
%
4)4
194
1)4
2454 May 29
94 May
1% May
20
May
13
May
5
May
17
May
5c
May
18)4 May
594 May
22
554
4c
Sale
1)4
Sale
24
14
8c
2%
4)4
%
1)4
94
8
May 16
2
May
2% May
30
May
30c
May
10c
May
50c
5c
4
1
26
22
35
94 Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
-
10c
2%
294
31%
50c
Jan.
Mar.
2
21
3 94
20c
1%
9
11)4 May
2
2294 May 13
1
May 16
694 May 22
18c
May
9
50c
37 %
%
6
May
Apr.
18
7
.
Jan
104% Apr. " 2
10% Jan. 27
97 k Jan. 28
May
77)4 Apr.
10
May
1% Jan.
394 Feb.
22% Jan.
12% Jan.
21
May
24% May
5c
Q
6
2% May
1
2
May 22
15
35c
1
2 94 May
2 )4 May
8%
87)4
2694
41%
3)4 May 13
2
194
6)4
13
.....
May
4% May
6c
May
1% May
49% May
30% May
1
May
79
May
10
May
2
May
694 May
40
May
10c
1)4
168% Jan.
100* Jan;"
3
May 31
1
May 16
5 94 M ay
1
594 Sale
48
2)4
8%
May
1
May
6
May 22
May 22
-----
52
1
.
20
1%
694
5%
14894 May
Jan.
May 19 104
May
1
9
May
3
May
7
May 31
9494 May
8
May 20 28
May
1
May
5
45)4 May 16
19 )4 May
May 20
5
1
May 26
May
6
May- 8
1% May
8
1
May
2
May
2
May 21
6)4 May
6
2 94 May
May 15
5
2
May 26
May 26
May 22
294 May
2
11 % May 27
1194
Sale
Sale
12%
24
100
Holding Corp
Sale
-
-----
1%
100
Hartford
IlOO
13,720 North Butte Mining
2.50
115 Northern RR (N
ti)_
100
1,608 Did Colony
100
798
Certificates of deposit.
2,627 Pacific Mills
*
22,840 Pennsylvania RR
III50
3,405 Quincy Mining Co....
25
2,330 Keece Button Hole Mach
..*
a
-----
50
1
4
preferred
50
621 Loew's Theatres
(Boston)...25
1,942 Maine Central
100
1,134
Preferred 5%
100
3,990 Mass Util Associates v t c
1
5,640 Mergenthaler
Linotype
*
10,119 Narragansett Rac'g Assn Inc.l
300 National Ser Co common
1
732 National Tunnel & Mines
*
8,038 New England Tel & Tel
100
75c
5c
Sale
cum
Ex-dlvldend.
4%
20c
294
53
35 %
2k
Preferred
*
Glass B
*
875 Helvetia OR Co T O
IIIl
161 Int'l Button Hole Mach
Co..10
1,315 Isle Royale Copper
15
682 a Lamson Corp
(Del) com... 5
x
110
18c
85
class A..i*
219
No par value.
1
594
Sale
4k
Sale
297 Vermont & Mass Ry Co
2,389 Waldorf System Inc
849 Warren Bros.*
2594 May 23 29% May 10
104)4 May
1 105
May 13
106)4 May
8 107
May
7
-----
63c
3 %
462
150 Venezuelan
"""83
11%
22)4
Sale
7
15c
*
3,335 Gillette Safety Razor Co..
6%
90c
12%
13
1%
11
Corp
*
preferred.........20
a
1194
12 %
77
.
862
2 pa
2
14
50 General Capital
48 Georgian
13
1,735
2
81H Sale
.
2,087
lk
Ik
100
100
*
50 Economy Grocery Stores.
4,457 Employers' Group Assoc..
Hathaway Bakeries
-----
28
103% 105
10694
103
102)4 104
10
8%
8)4
994
8%
91% Sale
89)4 Sale
89%
Sale
28
26% Sale
2694
Sale
42
Sale
44
41%
19
20
18% Sale
18%
2
94
1%
94
94
1%
1%
1)4
194
1)4
%
1%
%
194
6
6% Sale
594
594
Sale
2
2
2% Sale
2
2
2% Sale
2%
2
2
2% Sale
2%
2
2)4
3)4
2%
2
2% Sale
294
2)4
2)4
2
2)4 Sale
2%
2)4
2
3%
3)4
10
5
2)4
100
2,095
Adjustment
45,894 Eastern SS Lines, Inc....
1,176
Preferred
60
1%
2%
CI E 4 % % cum 1st pf std. 100
920 Brown & Durrel Co
common.*
3,102 Calumet & Hecla
5
495
Sale
100
_
843
1894
1%
100
1st
pref stpd
1st preferred class A
Class B 1st pref
stpd
1st preferred class B
2,692 Boston Personal
Prop Trust- *
2,839 Boston & Providence
100
635
10
1 %
100
Class A
100 Cliff
27
Sale
Sale
-----
.102%. 104... Sale
18f.
h
100
11 Conn
236
Sale
9
25
360
2", 507
167 h
89
Class C
28)4
104)4
1
100
1,088
Lowest
Sale
par
'
72
Highest
Sale Prices
71
May
1
110
*
1,994
50
110
Son, Inc
6,919 Boston & Albany
58,741 Boston Edison (new).
648
100
110
104
.
60
70
68
104
10.Q
234
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
67 94 May 15
Ask
1948
I
^gelow-San Carp, 6 %».PKeL 100
T-4m Bird &
461
71
71
May 31
Ask Bid
107
32 Assoc Gas & El Co class A
886
Bid
1894
19%
101)4 Sale
104)4 Sale
792
186
1,049
May 1
Ask
1948
53,158 American Telep &Teleg_..100
9,460
4,695
154
69
1970
A~4Hs '48
...
STOCKS
71
480
Bid
1960
Series D 6s
1,569
27
Par
.1948
ser
Series C 6s
6,550
Shares
1941
Boston & Maine RR—
1st mtge A 4%
Inc mtge A 4%%
64,000 East Mass St RR
59,650
Series B 5s
1
Jan. 2
BONDS
75,800
625,800
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Since
11
9
14
50
Apr. 22
3094 Jan. 13
Feb. 11
3c
40
Mar.
70)4 Jan.
8
3'
Jan.
8
45% Jan.
3
61
52c
Mar. 17
1
3 107
Apr.
7% Apr. 28
% Apr.
4
26% Mar. 4
8
Mar. 12
Mar. 17
Jan.
12
994 Apr.
% Jan.
11
30
Jan.
3
28
Cleveland Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE
Stock Sales
May..
Jan. 1 to
...Shares.
May 31---—------—-
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Price
Jan. 2
1941
STOCKS
May
Jan. 1
Shares
448
May 1
Bid
Par
'
■
,
12X
1,279 uAddressog-Multlgraph com. 10
71 Air-Way El AppU 1st 7% pf 100
2,322 Akron Brass Mfg com (new) .50
10
100
270
600 Amer Coach &
16
5X
8X
46X
Body...—...5
26
555 uAmerican Home Products... 1
140
46
2,713 Apex Electric & Mfg........*
79
$7 cum prior preferred... 100
—3,019 Brewing Corp of America------3
3,549 City Ice & Fuel.............*
608
6X % preferred
..100
1,155 Clark Controller..—........1
709 Cleveland Builders Realty...*
9,669 Cleveland Cliffs Iron $5 pf-.*
237 Clev El 111 $4.50 cum pre?
*
770 uCleve Graphite Bronze com.l
8,102 Cleveland Kys
..100
22,914 Cliffs Corp...
— .....5
2,157 Colonial Finance Co common .1
437 Commercial Bookbinding....*
■4288
1,171
506
115
""627
30
70
1,263
4,284
293
101
590 Dow Chemical 5% pref
14
162
1
10
165 Fostoria Pressed Steel.......*
25
15
100
10
295
788
118
941
50
50
96
Great Lakes Towing......100
246
Preferred..............100
444
20
475
171
483
941
54
,
552
Greif Bros Cooperage A com.*
8
8X
47 X
8X
"3X ~~3~X
9
Ǥ*
96
98
15X
iex
IX
A*
Sale
76
113
112
25X
30
Sale
13X Sale
11X
11X
7
110
Sale
33 X
34 X
58
59
14 J
16
18
17 J
8
8
U3X 114X 114X
30X
31X 29X
50
52 X
51
15
"isx
15X
13
13 X
10X
14
12X
14X
11X
16X
14
11
llX
12
13X
9
28 X
13
Hi
hi*
10
33 X
16
2li
11
33 J
19
Sale
17X
16X
39X
317
5
60
43
""40
1,726
530
2,368
""319
50
88
'""650
80
50
327
250
579
1,723
50
98
34
460
40
20
564
220
722
70
700
164
50
175
274
a
15
5X
o4
May-29
10 X May 27
al00
al6
May
9
May 16
78
May
alllXMay
a26X May
30
May
14 X May
11X May
7X May
15
16
x
x
al5X May
8 al5X
9X
9X May 28
a28X May 15 a29X
alO
11
May 15 alOX
103 X May 22 103 X
14 X al3X May
1 al4X
12X al2
May 19 al2X
59 X
59 X May 12
al6
May 15 ol7 X
17
*2§X
1
33
IX
19X May
May
1
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
45 X May
11
41X
ol 06
4
022 X
o7X
42
19X
11X
10X
18X
36
Sale
36X
7
32X
39
a29X May
9X May
Sale
Sale
12
1
22 X
23
22X
24
com..
$6 prior preferred.........*
2,039
.*
6,574 National Tile....
452 Nestle Le M cl A $2 cum com.*
1,597 uN Y Central RR com......*
80 Nineteen Hundred Corp A...*
*
261 Ohio Brass class B-...._.
.*
20 Ohio Confection cl A com
*
1,632 uOhio Oil common..—
1,386 otis Steal Co common.......*
75 Packer Corp common
..*
1,093 Patterson-Sargent. .........*
.5
1,089 Reliance Elec A Eng com
5,098 ^Republic Steel common..—*
16,130 Richman Bros Co com......*
237 Saiberling Rubber Co mm...*
1,063 Standard Oil Co com (Ohio) .25
......
—
689
Thompson Products Inc com.*
1,100 Troxel
Mfg..
.......
1
IX
30
X
X
13 H
30
20X
1
X
17X
17 X
Sale
22 X
1
35
Sale
14
X
lix
29X
X
12X
22
19
20
17
31X
2X
68
OX
5X
3h
32 X
2X
8h
19
68 X
6X
4X
7X
6X
11X
10
13 X
17
11
30 X
2X
May
May
a7
12
10
May
13 X May
ol7X May
30 X May
14 X
17X
31
x
3
37X
a36X May
25
27
o26
2
2X Sale
6X
7X
14 X
20
51X
52 X
4X Sale
4
7
16
a51
4X
3X
Sale
i
8X
5
6
A
8X
X
60
13 X
40X
32 X
14X
Sale
13X
32 X
94
z
8X
51X
al3X
o32X
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2 115
19 z36X
14
58
31
16X
22 zl8X
18
9X
30 z35X
24
Jan. 10
Mar. 21
Jan.
6
Jan.
15
Feb. 28
Mar. 21
Jan.
10
8
Feb.
4
Feb. 10
Jan.
7
Jan. 10
Jan. 10
28 zl3
19 zl05
Feb. 26
5 zl4X Jan.
9
19 *14 X Jan. 10
19
65 X Jan. 13
14 z20X Jan. 10
Jan. 27
18 z90
11
22
18
35
85
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
48 X Jan.
May
3
z26X Apr. 23 z38X
2
10 X
7
Jan.
31
Apr. 18 z36X
zlOX Feb. 15 12 X
z45
Apr. 25 z51X
12
a8X May
8X
7X
13 X
4X
3QX
3 oil
12
:
Reflects prices In oriraary markets oa which odd lot sales were based.
UnHstedJ
18X
Jan.
Jan.
8
1
2
x
o30X May 15
9X May 12
016X May 15 ollX May 15 zl6
018 X May 21 ol8X May 21 zl6X
1X May
1
2X May 26
IX
26
33 X May
May 22
5 37
1
May
1
X
X May 10
X
ollX May 26 ol3X May 10 zllX
30
May 16
May 16 30
30X
7 zl9X
ol8X May 14 al9X May
36X
*
4,746 uU S Steel common..
2,107 Upson-Walton.............. 1
Van Dorn Iron Wks Co com..*
5,903
*
1,160 Vlchek Tool..
1,475 Warren Ref & Cbera com....2
* einbergpr Pnjg Stores
*
1,625
150 W RI Corp 6% cum pr pf__100
5X% cum pref ser A....100
32
IX
21X 22
35X Sale
3
3X
8
1
*
2
Sale
15
290 uTwin Coach common.......1
166 Cnion Metals Mfg Co.......*
1,956 White Motor
1.859 Voungstown Sheet A Tube.
17
16
IX
7H
OX
10
OX
14
11
Sale
16
olOX May
2X
14 zll4
Apr. 10 z38X
Feb. 28 32 X
Apr. 21 17 X
Apr. 12 13
9
Jan. 28
Feb.
11
Mar. 5
10 X Apr. 21
3
41X Jan.
7
40 X Apr. 21
31
22 zl03XAnr. 21 zl06X Jan. 18
2 h Feb. 14
24
4X Apr. 14
Jan. 10
20 z22X Feb. 19 z26
2
z7
27
Apr. 21 zllX Jan.
Jan. 30
40 X Apr. 23
21
19
15% Jan. 10
Apr.
4
Mar. 31
6
12
Feb.
17
3
Mar. 6
16
3X Jan.
Feb.
1
10
28
31
Apr.
16 X Mar. 24
16 X Mar. 24
4
38
Jan. 14
33 X Mar.
7 20 X Apr. 12
17
Feb.
May 20
1
Jan. 13
May 15
IX Jan. 13
51X
295 uNat Malleable Steel Oast com*
5,703 National Refining...........*
Mar.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
36
41
1,411 National Acme Co
110
Jon.
z29X Feb.
50
Apr.
15X Mar.
8 zl5X Apr.
28
8X Jan.
21 z28X Apr.
15 zlO
Apr.
22 101X Mar.
20 zl2x Mar.
10 zllx Apr.
58 X May
12
10 zl6X Feb.
z79X Apr.
19
Jan.
21
71X Jan.
19
44X Apr.
x
379 Murray Ohio
Mfg...........*
E) & Bros Co com..*
6X Mar. 17
2
7
9X Jan. 13
Jan.
4
Feb. 14 z51
Apr. 25 12 X Jan. 14
May 27 89 X Mar. 19
-z3X-Mar-j-20 z4XJan^24
»X
5
z8X Apr. 21 zlOX Feb.
z95
Jan.
3 zlOOXJan. 31
Jan.
9
zl5X Jon.
3 zl7
2
Jan. 30
IX Apr.
8
Jan.
6
70
Apr. 21 79
10
22 zllO
19 z25
26 X
1
12 X
21
3
11X
9
7X
x
May
May
a20X May
a7X May
41X May
19
May
11
May
11X
Sale
4
May
Sale
10
May
25 McKay Machine Co com....*
362 McKee (Arthur G) class B
*
4,557 Medusa Portland Cement—.*
1,644 Metrop Pav Brick Co com.. *
Metropolitan Pav'g Brick pf 100
a\2% May
6 zl3
15
16
May 14
5X May
8
4X
10
May 27
8
a46
May 10 z46X
o8X May 13
8X
82
82
May 20
Sale Prices
3
Apr. 21 zl5X Jan.
Apr. 23 22 X Jan. 27
30 X a29X May 31 a30X May
8
54
62 X May
May 21
8 55
4
331 Leland Electric..........—.*
260
u
a\2
16
al04
200 Myers (F
76
30
13
10 X May
41
May
—*
*
*
680 Midland Steel Prod
2,146 Miller Wholesale Drug......*
250 Monarch Machine Tool Co...*
Lowest
Sale Prices
May
—
640
Highest
Sale Prices
May 15
Lamson-Sessions— ..........*
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
~44X
8S_..
Jaeger Machine-.
Kelly Island L & T
Ask
31~" Sale
20
Sale
70
48 X Sale
895 ulndustrial Rayon com.
*
ulnterlake Iron common.—..*
Interlake
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
May 15
May 14
5X May 29
8X May
7
10,
10X
44X 45X a44X May 20
8
9
a8X May 13
82
May 20
"4X-~-~4X -«3X'May-:-2
10
8X May
2
10X
98
99
a98
May 28
15X 16X al5X May 16
IX
2X
77
78
76
May
1
111
114
allOXMay 2
24 X
25 X a24X May 28
26X
27 X 25 X May 22
13 X May
14
Sale
8
11
11
Sale
May 29
7
7
May 19
7X
278 Halle Brothers.............5
791
Preferred...............50
192 Hanna (M A) $5 pref........*
520 Harbauer Company.........*
1,255
2,348
1,530
2,653
9,782
May 31.
May 31
Ask Bid
14
12X
20
12
6
5X
Preferred
""'486
13
21
com
2,388 Goodyear Tire & Rub com...*
$5 cum preferred..........*
154
"""72
163
103
34
*
General Tire & Rubber com..5
6% Preferred Series A—100
uGlidden Co common..
-*
Goodrich (B.F.) Co.common *
3.492 uGeneral Electric
575
205
100
895 Eaton Mfg. Co.common.....4
311 Elec Controller & Mig
*
183 Faultless Rubber Co com....*
400 uFirestone Tire A Rub com.. 10
50
Jan. 1 to
PRICES IN MAY
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
1940
1941
Bond Sales
May.
77,771
254,876
28,058
173,206
Since
Shares
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
1940
1941
Apr. 22
Apr. 21
Mar. 26
Jan.
2
Jan.
10
Jan.
4
Mar. 14
Apr. 29
Jan. 23
Jan. 29
Apr. 19
Jan. 30
Apr. 24
Mar. 14
19
o9X May 21
z6X Feb.
07 X May 28
z6X Apr.
12
May 13
11X Mar,
10
10X May 29
Apr.
ol4
14 X Apr.
May 15
ol8X May 20 zl6X Feb,
30
31X May 23
Apr.
x
z2X Apr.
o38X May 28 z34X Feb.
o26X May
2X May
7
May
16
May
a55
May
5X May
4
May
5
May
1
May
May
May
May
May
8X
51X
013 X
o33 X
x
Mar. 21
May
5
Jan. 10
30
Apr.
3
Mar. 14
Apr.
3
Jan.
10
23
3
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
30
Jan.
Jan.
14
14
21
May 13
6
2
Jan.
2
6
19
Apr.
13
17 z25X Apr. 30
2
1
May 19
21
z6X Apr. 18
5
16 X Apr.
20
12 z49X Apr. 18
20
4X Mar. 1
1
3h Apr. 17
13
5X Apr. 16
7
X Jan. 22
5
8X Apr. 30
14
51X May 14
14 zl2X Feo. 14
z30X Apr. 12
z83
Apr. 28
Reflects range of prices in primary markets.
9
Jan.
7
Apr.
Jan. 28
Mar. 13
Feb. 27
Jan.
10
7
13
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
3
Jan. 27
Jan. 13
Jan. 22
Jan. 27
Mar.
5
Jan.
9
Jan.
6
Jan. 31
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
No print sales only*
o
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1941
May
Shares.
1940
150,860
Stock Sales
I
450,007
'
1941
Jan. 1 to May 31
..Shares.
1940
924,441
1,673,804
AOQREOATE
SALES
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
May
Jan. 1
Share*
PRICES IN MAY
Shares
500
341
811
3,625
1,139
1.055
~1,086
200
3,600
1,136
3,400
7,892
STOCKS
1941
Par
Allen Elec & Equipment
Atlas Drop Forge common
1
5
Auto City Brewing common. .1
Baldwin Rubber common
1
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
5
199 Bower Holler Bearing
.
5
1,613
7,281 Briggs Mfg Co common
*
6,635 Brown-McLaren Mfg Co
1
11,142 Burroughs Adding Mach
*
5,705 Burry Biscuit Corp
12 He
325 Capital City Products
*
5,111 Chrysler Corp common
5
___._.3_J3Q ConsoJidai;.§a..,Paper._CQm_——10
11,705 Consumers Steel Products
1
13,437 Continental Motors common. 1
*
1,800 Crowley, Milner & Co com
Cunningham Drug Stores.2.50
"""415 Deisel Wemmer Gilbert com. 10
10
33,488 Detroit & Cleve Nav com
16,016 Detroit Edison common.
615 Detroit Gasket & Mfg Co
100
.-20
_
1
6% preferred
205
20
5,070 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy
1
1
31,786 Detroit Mich Stove common
11,685 Detroit Paper Products
1
1,460 Detroit Steel Corp common
5
340 Detroit Steei Products
_.10
730 Divco-Twin Truck Co
1
1,060
1,220
3,335
125
2,760 Durham Mfg Co common
309 Eaton Mfg Co common
590
.1'
647
514
2,240
200
200
1
7,664
2,470
608
900
265
210
"
""465
„_*
Class B
*
5,271 Hoskins Mfg Co common..2.50
Houdailie-Hershey class A
*
4 ,498
2,005
Class B
*
Hudson Motor Car
Hurd Lock & Mfg Co
1,323
Mahon (H C) class A
pref.
Masco Screw Products
24,103
com
SH
30c
69
-16-
325
Kingston Products Corp
Kinsel Drug Co common
1
Kresge (S S) Co common
Lakey Fdy & Mach common
La Salle Wines &
250
701
3,261
2,125
4,656
3,909
3,552
1,391
14,603
3 ,693
18,571
3,510
24,328
379
1,545
6,509
8,941
1,685
6,720
4,634
4,675
4,415
4,769
7.570
2,965
21,793
2,001
635
838
200
410
304
~
870
2,305
290
1,155
637
978
1,535
806
535
455
1,710
886
80
4
Sale
3
1
17 %
67c
117
10
17
1H
124
624 May 14
May
1
534 May 22
17c
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
224 May
2
734 May
1
May 15
624 May
9
19c
75c
Sale
1134
19
124
Sale
35c
1624
19
82c
1824
92c
724
1924
124
-----
40c
55
19
May 15
19
May 14
724 May
1
25c
May 17
8
80c
1
35c
May 15
May 21
May
6
May
3
56
5524 May 26 5524 May 26
15— -1434—15144_15—May~ 1-3 -15—May-4-3
Sale
71c
88c
71c
May 29 93c
May 12
2 24
2 24 May 22
3 34
3
2 34
May
7
1
Sale
2024 Sale
824
10
17
1924
134
124
234 Sale
40c
80c
1
1H
3424
20i
4H
30k
.....
J*
224
124
5H
15
2024
20
May 15
May 24
824 May 19
21
2
Sale
37
Sale
134
234
124
2 34
124 May 19
124 May 22
224 May
2
21c
May 20
15
May 14
May
1
May 13
824 May 19
13 H
234 May
15c
10c
17
1324
16
15
1
May
9
May 14
124
57c
724
124
3
2
134 May 23
"334 May" 27
324
-----
May 12
25
26
224
124
3
134
"314
2424 May 15
1124 May 29
234 May 24
124 May 12
23 k
1134
224
1 H
May 27
May 20
May
7
May
u
May
5
Sale
924
224
324
634
424
33
"18""
14
18
Sale
3724
224
124
3624
224
2 34
Sale
224
63c
75c
40c
,36c
43c
40c
50c
524
7
5
Sale
42c
124
60c
5
5
"2024
1234
13
10
1124
1824
-----
3
Sale
1024
224
35c
Sale
31c
124
51c
24
May
1
434 May 20
15
1
3334
3 34
24 34
1124
124
55c
124
48c
Sale
2 34
4 34
Jan.
27
6 24 Jan.
10
124
124
1534
2 34
3924
2 34
1834 May 31
1224 May 28
1824 May 31
13
May 14
75c
45c
6
24
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Feo.
30c
Mar. 24
3 k
15
1J4
36 24
224
624 Mar.
5
10
1
May 21
824 Jan.
9
50c
9
68
Mar. 17
Mar. 28
Jan.
134 Mar.
1724 Jan.
94c
Mar.
27
4
12"
2
7
2
27
23
Apr.
7
8 24 May 19
18
Feb. ~~
18
134 Jan.
234 Apr.
45c
Jan
3
2
7
7 34 Jan.
7
28
2
134 .Tan.
8
3334 Feb.
1
1724 Jan.
21
Jan.
3 24 Jan. 28
6
29
Mar.
14
Jan.
4
Jan.
17
15
2 34 Jan.
17
22H Jan.
9
424 Mar. 21
8
Mar. 21
33 34 Mar. 17
15H May
2 34 Jan.
48H Jan.
224 Jan.
6
2
6
2
I
Jan.
13
50c
Jan.
8
7% Jan.
24
7
Sale
1224
11
3
35c
Sale
53c
2434
324
124
May
6
May
8
May 10
May
6
May
2
May 14
May
6
134 May 12
3624 May 31
224 May
9
70c
May
3
40c
May
3
May
Apr.
7
9
14
14
28
21
1
23
15
24
24
12
29
26
22
8
6
12
31
3
22
62c
2 34
1 %
634
15
18
Jan.
May
Apr.
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
Mar.
Apr.
33
40
78c
18
4
-----
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124 Jan.
10c
May
5;
1
Tan.
124 Feb. 26
17
68c
Sale
12
May 24
824 Apr. 26
18
95c
9
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20
12c
33
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19 24
14
10
18
17
4
14
5
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31
2034
21
2 24
75c
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7
734 Apr. 2ft
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93c
May
2 24 May 22
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68c
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48
33c
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1
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May 17
8 34 Feb.
4
55 24 May 26
82c
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5
634
12
13
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75c
84c
50
224
3H
Feb.
524 Apr. 21
77c
20c
15
"i~H Sale"
13
Feb.
534 Jan.
1
17
1
2
17c
1534 Feb.
15c
18c
124
21c
134
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1
1H
524
60c
lk
8H
70c
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1
124
4 24
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524
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124
11
12
5
1634
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7
95c
134
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324
6
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*
3 24
30
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6H
1
1
Rickei (H W) & Co
common..2
com
*
Scotten Dillon common
..10
Sheller Mfg Co common
Simplicity Pattern common
1
1
Standard Tube Co class B._. 1
Stearns (Frederick)
common..*
pref.
3
20
424
134
i:
1034
Sale
4
2
6
124
124
64c
9
15
524
40c
124
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124
124
524
85c
524
6 24
124
50c
624
14
5
15
405
5
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*
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2,55 Universal Products common..*
224
2 24
524
31
26
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25
2024
3124
18 24
1624
22
7
8
90c
95c
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1
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124
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424
124
1724
424
1
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224
234
25 24
100
3,403
62c
5
7
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Prudential Investing Corp
59.
1H
124
10
175
500 Universal Cooler class A
Class B
Sale
2.50
com
9,511
U 8 Graphite Co com
980
U S Radiator common
3,327
234
624
19c
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
1
*
Reo Motors Inc
vtc
see page
.1424
6k
__
cum part
524
1 924
58
3%
Parker Kust-Proof com"
2" 50
Parker Wolverine Co com
*
Peninsular Metal Products... 1
Pleilfer Brewing Co comr... *
Paper
524
39c
.1
...
com
2
17c
93c
Sale
57
10
Packard Motor Co
Parke Davis & Co
624
35c
50c
_
For f otnotes
724
73c
Sale
*
Motor Products
Corp com
Motor Wheel common
3,750
60c
70
-Sale—
124
2.50
Preferred
Preferred
75c
25 h
Sale
2
lirnken Axle common...... 10
Tivoli Brewing Co
common.. 1
18,777
1
4,565 odyiite Corp o/uunun..Union Investment Co com...*
1,111
United Shirt
Distributors.._.*
2,727
United Specialties common...1
'
1834
80c
4)4
in
3,625
1,529
25
Sale
25 24
1
common
Murray Corp common
Muskegon Piston King
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
2
May 28
1024 May
8
3
May
1
May 13
124 May 23
48c • May 27
24
May
1
3 24 May
8
1 24 May
9
34c
1824 Feb.
3
12 34 May 28
1034 May
8
3
Apr. 22
May 13
1034 May
324 May
May
124 May
53c
May
24
May
34c
35c
21
Apr.
1
14k Jan. 27
13 34 Jan.
4% Jan.
45c
Jan.
0
14
10
1
Feb.
24
60c
Jan.
9
23
324 May
124 May 19
Mar.
46c
Feb.
20
2634 Jan.
13
6
3 24 May
8
124 Apr. 30
134 Mar. 31
5
Jan
8
2
Jan
8
*
Mid-West Abrasive com
Moore (Tom) Distillery Co
5%
6
234
Sale
Ask
33
1
Micromatic Hone Corp
River Raisin
734
Lowest
May 31
Ask Bid
30
10
Champagne.2
17,482 Michigan Sugar
1,412
OH
2
17c
Sale
4
1
Mich Steel Tube Prod
600
100
18c
Bid
65c
38c
77,541 McClanahan Oil Co common. 1
1
7,860 Michigan Die Casting
1,775 Michigan Silica Co common. .1
18,845
4,425
550
70c
1
1,000
252
207
24
*
10,176
19,985
10,057
9,085
10,601
4,175
6,406
2,850
3,482
1,335
1,514
2 24
Sale
10
4,123 General Finance Corp com
1
10
37,566 General Motors common..
11,490 Goebei Brewing Co common.. 1
14,090 Graham-Paige Motor com.... 1
3,400 Grand Valley Brew common.. 1
5
1,565 Hall Lamp Co. common
Home Dairy class A
*
*3", 986 Hoover Steel Ball common.. 10
809
May I
Ask
37
"29H
8,794 Gar W ood Industries com
5% cum pref
2,237
658 Gemmer Mfg Co class A
1,774
300
6
29
3334
500 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
493
845
2H.
524
13c
4
5
185
300
Bid
1,374 Ex-Cell-O Corp
3
__5
3,664 Federal Mogul common
*
2,454 Federal Motor Truck com
9,130 Frankenmuth Brewing com_.l
1
1,513 Fruehauf Trailer Co com
~
1
Jan. 2
2,899
26,415
3,091
13,675
865
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Since
124
Sale
3k
k
9
1724
324
134
124
1024
95
31
"124 "124
324
3 24
424
924
8
224
1824
5
134
6
134
75c
124
15
83c
Sale
3 24
4 34
Sale
924
154
1624
424
Sale
17
124
224
3
434
824
5
7
124
88c
224
124
1834
434
134
134
14
10034
3134
Sale
324
324
4 34
924
9
134
1524
Sale
75c
Sale
134 May
May
124 May
I
May
6
May
75c
May
534 May
524 May
1 24 May
50c
May
7
May
1424 May
5
May
19c
6
5
1
7
21
5
19
20
2
12
26
8
2
224 May
25
May
18
May
7 34 May
86c
May
624 May
124 May
75c
May
2
'
134
17 k
334
124
124
1024
5
3
14
28
24
9
17
15
May 14
May
2
May 29
May 22
May
1
May 22
May
1
1.24 May
May
134 May
1
May
6
May
85c
May
524 May
624 May
124 May
50c
May
824 May
14 k May
524 May
24c
19
14
2
7
21
13
12
22
8
12
6
8
5
224 May
2
26 24 May 14
1824 May
1
8
May 19
124 May
6
634 May
9
124 May
7
75c
May 15
224 May
9
124 May 28
1824 May 15
324 May 22
134 May
1
1 34 May
2
1124 May 12
124 May
May
334 May
424 May
824 May
824 May
134 May
3
5
28
9
17
22
10
7
134 May
3 24 May
3k May
434 May
924 May
9
May
124 May
7
1
2
12
15
15
7
1 7 34
75c
May 24
83c
May
1
Jan.
6
3
124 Apr.
1
5
60c
9
May
7
Apr. 21
Jan.
3
4 34 Jan. 29
5 24 May 20
134 May
50c
7
Jan.
2
3
124 Mar. 13
25c
Jan.
124
124
6 24
1 34
5k
6k
124
66c
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar
11
28
7
7
15
10
Mar. 13
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
21
4
13
.Jan.
17
14 k May
8
5
Apr. 21
17 34 Jan.
23
824 Jan.
9
2 24 May
25
May
334
3024
2024
Jan.
2
10
11
Jan.
10
Jan.
16
Feb.
19
Jan.
16
May 26
1724 Feb.
724 May
86c
May
624 Apr.
124 May
75c
Apr.
2
Apr.
1 24 Apr.
17 k May
3
Apr.
5
3
14
28
24
22
17
15
15
25
29
25
Feb.
27
1
124 Mar. 5
1024 Jan. 15
98
434
1334
124 May
16c
Mar. 17
2924 Feb. 24
1 24 May
5
3
Feb.
15
324 May
9
424 May 17
8
Apr. 15
7 k Mar. 5
124 Mar. 4
15 34 Feb. 25
424 Feb.
3
75c
May 24
15
Apr.
4
VA
134
224
1 k
2024
424
1H
224
1124
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
Jan.
7
24
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
Jan.
11
Apr.
5
Feb.
21
99 H Jan.
3324
124
4 3$
3 34
6
16
Jan.
8
Jan.
3
Jan.
2
Mar. 27
5
Jan.
20
10
Jan.
11
May 15
10
2 34 Jan.
1634 Feb. 13
9
Jan.
8
134 Jan.
8
1634 Mar.
7
5
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
PRICES
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
May
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Par
*
*
24
19,084 Warner Aircraft Corp com
1
33.205 Wayne Screw Prod common.-4
5,099 Wolverine Brewing Co com
1
2
1,530 Wolverine Tube Co com
Preferred
100
20
2
200 Woodall Industries
1
673 Walker & Co class A
3.062
5,750
499
1,120
10
.
Class B
5,433
105
3,492 Young
2
3
3%
IX
Sale
15c
12c
15c
3
3X
IX
Sale
X
1H
11c
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
IX
2%
9c
3
15c
6
353
3% May
2
IX May
9
153
253 May 22
353
12c
12c
May 27
553
4X May
7
10153 May 26 10153
2
2
7
May 27
May 29
May 26
May
May
May
---
10 X
(I^A) Spring & Wire—*
11
Apr. 22
354 Apr. 28
29
Apr. 12
2 54 M:ar.
1
Feb.
28
3X
1
4X
454:
101
103
101H 103
4X
454
9%
10
103
Highest
Sale Prices
29
3
5X
6
454
Lowest
2
153 Jan.
57
*
100
3,069 Anaconda Copper
50
1,621 Borden Company
15
830 Borg Warner Corp common..5
*
2,097 Budd Wheel Co
.10
155 Cities Service common
170
741
3 57
173
187
3.011 Consolidated Oil Co
300 Dow Chemical Co com
480 Electric Auto-Lite
1,469
50
190
136
3,589
1,033
1,555
6,718
5,411
1,464
1,494
1,792
142
300
2,150
311
588
414
371
Sale
Sale
427
101
399
970
262
7.411
806
19 X
7 X
235-3
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
5%
Hupp Motor Car Corp
Internat Industries com
Sale
2553
No par value
a
25
1053
7153
953
554
3 %
37
2
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
32
24
31X
3 X
12
Sale
"14"" Sale'
Sale
Sale
Sale
2453
3153
354
1254
Sale
Sale
13
5X
X
22 h
Sale
23 53
78%
Sale
68 X
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
23
953
15
37c
69
.
854 Sale
Sale
,51
Sale
1 #> '>■«
s«|p
r
Sold for cash
153
253
36 X
2654
33 X
454
1354
1353
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
51
May
1253 May
*
10
May
2
3653
2353
1054
6854
854
553
2053
Sale
*
1253
May
May
May
May
653
12453
2753
May
2553 May
153 May
3553 May
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
38c
May
153 May
50
♦
Deferred delivery sales
May
37c
Kennecott
*
_1
2653
1953
1754
653
454
123
Jacobs (F L) Co com
Yellow Truck A Coach
151
1653 May
6
May
3 53- May
53 May
554 May
1
._*
653 May
May
May
May
May
6
May
14953 May
23 X May
lhOX Sale
Sale
*
*
1
—
3.916 U S Rubber Co
7.663 U S Steel Co
502
1,032
27
5
Electric Power & Light
General Foods Corp
14,174 New York Central RR..
3.087 Pennsylvania RR Co..
852 Purity Bakeries Corp
1,598 Sears Roebuck & Co
3,881 Socony-Vacuum Corp
1,923 Standard Brands Inc
2,922
168 %
*
*
1
Copper Corp
*
Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.*
Montgomery Ward & Co
*
5
4.502 Nash-Kelvinator Corp
*
1,909 National Dairy Products
759
270
•
854
2,407 Commonw & Southern Corp..*
471
5553 May
13 54 May
27
13
29
10
2
7
5
15
13
6
6
2
12
26
5
7
22
12
26
26
19
12
7
8
21
10
21
10
12
Feb.
7
7
Feb.
10
13c
553 May 29
10153 Apr. 21
2
453 Apr.
1253 Jan. 11
21
453 May
10153 Apr.
453 Apr.
953 Apr.
9
Jan.
7
168 83 Jan.
6
2753 Jan.
553 Feb.
14953 May
2254 Feb.
1853 Feb.
1553 Jan.
553 Apr.
3 53 May
54s Apr.
4 53 Mar.
123
May
2553 Apr.
1 54 Apr.
3553 Mar.
35c
10
353 May
Jan.
10c
UNLISTED DEPT.—
1,947 American Radiator
2,309 Amer Tel & Tel Co
200
1
Sale Prices
Ask
27
27
27
2 %
100
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
Bid
May 31
May 1
1941
Shares
-
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN MAY
Price
Jan. 2
Since
Shares
-
59
STOCK EXCHANGE
DETROIT
June, 1941]
4
Jan.
10
20
1953 Jan.
754 Jan.
4
453 Jan.
3
Jan.
4
81c
6
653 May 13
134h Jan. 16
Jan.
6
4 54 Jan.
3953 Jan.
10
Jan.
Jan.
17
27
10
2
2953 Jan.
11
33
69c
Mar.
253 Jan.
153 May
2
May
353 Jan.
31 54 Feb.
24 J3 May
37
3153 May
39 X
8
8
Jan.
3 54 May
12 54 Apr.
55-s Jan.
2
1453 Jan.
14
1153 Apr.
15
Jan.
9
22
25
Apr.
4
1153 Jan.
78 73 Jan.
66
Feb.
10 54 May
6753 Apr.
8 54 Mar.
553 Apr.
1753 Feb.
*4953 Apr.
11
•
2
953 May 10
654 Jan. 11
Apr.
7054 Jan.
4
Tan.
4
25
1753
< Anr.
3
Ex-dividend.
x
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
May
Shares.
Jan. 1 to
May 31
1940
May
391,151
179,467
912,426
1941
Bond Sales
1940
1941
Stock Sales
182,500
Jan. 1 to Majr 31 J:
1,355,126
AGGREGATE
PRICES
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Tn
May
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
1,012
5,119
80
80
*
6,895
3,403
1,714
11,097
31,409
1,097
500
573
2,331
'
5,941
137
10,331
13,209
2,549
4,447
103,106
51,154
70
335
404
516
432
247
20,640
505
100
58
Chrysler Corp
-
Prior preferred
364
175
-
—
400
Sale
insulated
pref
. —
200
735
*
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
Class A participating
par
116
3053
14
10
value.
254
Sale
11553
3153
3153
3
14
16
1054
*
10c
3H Sale
3453 Sale
253
3654
6
7
Sale
May
May
3153 May
2753 May
3653 May
Sale
6
May 23
55
Sale
164
165
*
*
10
20
May
May
May
May
May
May
253 May
Sale
11453 May
3053 May
3153
14
16
9
Sale
Sale
253
37 53
36
46
44
45
1454
2553
22 53
%
253
33 53
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10953
58 X
44
5053 May
Sale
4553
At
4353
X*
%
At
At
lh
2*8
-
May
May
3
253
3453
3
25
-
Coal—
953
2354
-----25
common
1,976 Westmoreland
226
2953
3653
163
166
254
At
-
219
160
*
42,506 Unitea Gas Impt common
Preferred
6,684
2,266 Westmoreland. Inc
8,100
1,525
May
5853 May
73
1
Preferred
2,547 United Corp
Preferred
4,570
1
1053 May
31
27
28
27
5
454 May
6454 May
7
May
5853 May
153 May
3254 May
3053 May
40
May
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
11553
10 ?4
1254
Sale
12
14
21X
22
Sale
10953
1214
1953
Sale
13
21
32
At
At
53
55
53
54
%
22
2153
654 Sale
Sale
10653
12
1153
1953 Sale
4353 May
bjgMay
53 May
At May
53 May
At May
20 53 May
653 May
10453 May
1253 May
1953 May
11553 May
26
May
Highest
Lowest
Sale
Prices
1
1 15153 May 21
16
May
9
9
753 May 15
2
6 53 May
2 53 May 27
I%
.25
i
4,538 Tonopab Mining
1,251 Transit Invest Corp
Preferred
9,433
3,920
2.247
55
453
114
11553 11253 114
2554
27
2554
2454
2754
3
Sale
253
253
254
& 72
253
253
253
553
553
553 Sale
653
253
254 Sale
254 Sale
2353
2453 Sale
2354 Sale
*
4.088 Tonopah Belmont
200
654
16
115
3
50
50
50
220
1,550
No
Sale
37 M
com—*
com--*
Lehigh Coai & Navigation
*
Lehigh Valley
50
National Power & Light
*
Pennroad Corp vtc_1
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
50
Penn Traffic common
253
Phila Elec of Pa $5 pref*
1,481 Sun OU
48
*
3053
10
Wire
100
-
140
70
9 53 May 29
14853 May
20
Sale
Prices
1
2,390 Salt Dome Oil Corp
3,501 Scott Paper
952
5753
4
1053
Sale
Sole
28
15
27
10
24
23
1
10
*
500 Reo Motor Car Covtc
300
-
5
6 53
*
♦
Electric Storage Battery
General Motors
190 Phila
865
«
653
57X
3 X
60
9%
15053
1453
Ask
Curtis Pub Co common--
1,591 Philco Corp common
5,019 Reading RR.
1st preferred
1,394
864
2d preferred
10
165
16
353
•
2,512
9,231 Phila Elec Power
1,296
—
Sale
680 Horn & Hardart cPhilaj
1,517 Horn & Hardart (N Y)
205
1,232
Sale
14
300 Gimbel Bros
„
10%
150 X
--50
-10
♦
372
Preferred
5.017 Budd Wheel Co
698
Ask Bid
Highest
Lowest
May 31
May 1
Hid
10U
237 Barber Asphalt Corp.
3,667 Budd (E G) Mfg Co
50
«.
1941
-.
863
SINCE JAN.
2
Par
8,290 American Stores
22,052 American Tel A Tel
317 Bankers Sec Corp pref
RANGE
IN MAY
Price
Jan
Since
5
2
7
14
6
5
8
23
9
1
23
26
5
Pnces
Prices
9 X Feb. 17
1153
14853 May
1 168 53
16
12 54 Feb. 13
9
6 53 May
2
5H
253 May 27
64 54
55
Mar.
5
5 53 Feb. 15
7H
55
May 31
1
3053
2753
3653
6 54
114
2554
May
Apr.
May
May
Jan.
May
May
Feb.
Jan.
May
27
19
27
5
6
7
Jan.
3
May
9
Jan.
17
Jan.
6
May 15
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
34 53 Feb.
7
26
34 54 Jan.
13
4853 Jan.
7
Apr.
10
Jan.
7
8
7!«
26 120
3
Apr.
3154
353
353
753
253
2554
18253
253
Jan.
46
Jan.
3
5
May
2
Apr.
4
153
Mar. 21
653 May
553
31
Mar. 16
2
Jan.
14
253 May
22
Feb. 14
Apr.
4
2553 May
Feb. 11
170
163
May
Apr. 26
Jan.
6
2 53 May
253 May
Jan. 30
118
11654 May
113 X Apr.
3153 May 23
3153 May
2953 Mar.
Jan.
7
14
15
13 54 Mar. 13
May
12 X Jan. 14
9
953 May
May 22
3
1553 Apr.
12 54 Feb. 14
1553 May 10
26 53 May 13
23 53 Feb.
2653 May 13
21
Feb.
2353 Jap. 29
2354 May 31
153 Jan. 11
% May
7
% May
2
3 53 Jan.
2 X Feb.
253 May
7
36 X May
3853 Apr. 22
3
33% Jan.
11253 Jan. 24
109
Apr.
2
5853 Jan.
5
5453 May 22
5053 Apr.
3
2 53 May
4353 May
1.,
May
May
8
May 28
May
8
53 May
2153 May
754 May
1
10953 May
1354 May 17
1953 May 22
2 53
24
2
43 53 May
1li8 Feb.
13
Jan.
29
Feb.
28
At
At
At
At
1954
653
104 53
1153
17
Apr. 25
Apr. 21
Jan.
May
May
9
3
Jan.
7
13 X Jan.
7
Feb.
% Mar
53 Mar.
53 Mar.
At Feb.
153 Jan.
3053 Jan.
1053 Jan.
11753 Jan.
19
Apr.
1953 Apr.
8
26
24
3
10
6
15
16
22
9
25
San Francisco Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1941
May
...Shares_
Jan. 1 to
1940
303,171
1,622,986
May 31
Bond Sales
1,095,384
3,408,176
1941
Jan. 1 to
May 31
__
1940
$20,000
93,000
May
$16,000
86,000
AQUREUAlE
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
May
Jan. 1
PRICES IN MAY
BONDS
1941
Bid
6-000
'S'ooo
8,000
2,000
1,000
3,000
11,000
9,000
3,000
16,000
45,000
1,000
May 1
Ask
300
560
Lowest
May 31
Ask Bid
Ask
S P Co (C P stk col) 4%
1949
S P RR Co 4%s
,.1969
Sou Pac Oregon Lines 4% % '77
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
57%
May"
7
103
50
Feb. 13 103%
Feb.
7
57%
Apr. 18 75
132% May 14 132%
45
Feb. 27
50%
44% Jan. 17
50%
54
54
May
1
74
-----
39%
137%
132% May 14 132% May 14
49% May 29 50% May 20
54% May 13 55
May 13
54
54
May
1
May
1
40%
"54" Sale"
Feb.
18
7
17
May 14
May 20
May
Apr.
Mar. 31
May
1
BONDS—
STOCKS
Siares
1
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
"56% May""7
Market Street Ry Co 5%.1945
S J Lt & Pow Corp 6%---1952
5,000 S P Golden Gate Ferries 5148*49
Shares
Bid
Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6%.. 1945
Central Pacific Ry 5%
1960
UNLISTED
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Since
11-
13
10%~ApTrri3Ot -10%"A-pr .-30-
Par
13,055 Aircraft Accessories Corp A.fiOc
1.975 Alaska Juneau Gold M cap.. 10
1.55
2.00
4%
4%
1.65
4
1.75
1.20
1.40
3H
Sale
4%
1.25 May 21
4
May
1
1.65 May
8
4% May 13
1.05 May 21
4
Apr. 29
2.10 Jan. 22
4% Feb. 25
Angio-Amer Mining Corp Ltd—
4,181
600
2,174
165
'""366
1,462
9,005
1,000
Common
1
16,954 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
.20
8,163 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com cap.10
12,239 Atlas Imp Diesel Eng Co
5
653 Bank of Calif Nat Assn cap—80
100 Beech Aircraft Corp common. 1
1,296 Bishop Oil Co cap
2
5,162 Byron Jackson com cap
*
18,035 Calamba Sugar Estate com.-20
281 Calaveras Cement Co com..
*
80 Calaveras Cem Co 7% preflOO
.
200
2,615
84
200
1,900
1,224
5,510
952
695
200 Calif Art Tile Corp class A
*
780 Calif Cotton Mills capital.. 100
475 California Ink Co. lne capital *
14,567 California Packing capital
*
550
Preferred
-50
1,038 Calif Water Service Co pref__25
6,960 Carson Hill Gold Mg
5,678
40,131
6,741
1,800
Coast Counties Gas & El Co—
826
1st oreferred (new)
25
977 Columbia Broadcast Sys A.2%
102
139
40
810
261
1,795
170
1,386
capital..1
Caterpillar Tractor capital
*
Central Eureka Mg Cocom.-.l
Chrysler Corp common.---..5
Clorox Chemical cap
10
287
Class B
—2 %
4,081 Commonwealth Edison
1,031 Consol Aircraft Corp com
25
1
6c
20c
10c
9
9%
5y
5%
6
106% 110
7%
4%
6%
106
4%
1.50 Sale
10
U%
10% Sale
1.50
30
2.10
37
5
6
11
37
II"
43
18
52
27%
Sale
1.15
V
95c
29
6%
14c
7%
7%
4%
6%
Sale
6%
110
102
5%
18%
51
25%
7
109
8%
1.75
1.25 May
8%
13%
7% May
8% May
95c
32
8%
6%
7
43
3
1.25 May
15
8% May
8
14
May 22
Jan.
16
6
6
Jan.
3
8
105
Apr.
9 112% Feb.
Mar. 31
8
Mar. 6
6
1.15 Apr. 17
7% Apr. 30
Is,"
Apr.
ar.
33
Feb.
5
Jan.
8%
19%
52
7
Mayl5
""8% May""I
43
25
Jan.
5
18
4
8
51
26%
15
1
1.50
18%
52
8
?%
Feb.
34
37
Sale
May 10
May
1
May 12
May
7
6%
12%
1.50
39
8
2
3
4%
6
7%
9 109
7% May
4H May
6% May
107
May
1.25
8
Sale
37
7%
4'%
5%
1.60
Sale
Feb.
7% Apr. 22
Mar. 4
10c
7
29
5
14
9
May 1.5
40
"l7%~May~"8
51
26%
25%
19
51
29
9
16
15
12
16
29
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
38
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
26
May 17
26%
21
29
13
6
21
2
14
7
11c
18c
48%
49
3% Sale
70
68%
40
41%
56%
2.70
58
55
56%
56
45
53
38
40
32
38
34%
27%
28%
26
27
25
26%
24% May 27
19
19
21
17
19
15
16
29%
25%
29%
26%
25%
24%
26%
25%
24%
30%
24% May 28
29
May 28
26% May
6
29
May 28
26
22%
5%
5%
Sale 8
6%
5%
20%
21
20% May 14
6
May
3
5% May 15
22% May
1
6
May
3
6
May 16
9
Feb.
20
51
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
29
9
15
22
12
16
29
25%
6
Mar.
1.75 Jan.
6
4
7
11% Jan.
14
May 22
1.20 Mar.
36
lx
1
Jan. 16
Jan. 28
Feb.
3\
40%
21%
52%
27%
Jan.
10
17c
Jan.
14
9
Apr.
9
Mar. 31
Jan.
29
17
14%
24%
29%
Jan.
17
10c
14c
25c
2.65
5c
42%
2.50
21
20c
11c
44%
41%
2.70
2.50
r"~
15c
42%
2.65
58%
13
40%
2.50
56
34%
50
Jan.
4
Jan.
71
Jan.
42% Feb.
4
8
27
25% May 27
28% Jan.
16
24% May 28
30
Jan.
11
27
Mar. 15
29
May 28
20% May 14
26
"
|Consol Chemical Industries
6,843
Inc class A partic pref
..*
1,030 Consol Coppermines Corp cap 5
5,989 Creameries of Am Inc com
1
25
6
Sale
5
6
6%
5%
6
6
Apr.
5% Mar.
Jan.
6% Mar.
6
Jan.
10
4
17
Crocker First National Bank
48
3,724
541
296
17
San Francisco cap
100
27,287 Crown Zellerb Corp com
5
6,618
Preferred
1,234 Dl Giorgio Fruit Corp com.. 10
1,260
Preferred
--—100
611 Doernbecker
2",051
Mfg Co-.-.----*
419
10,476 El Dorado Oil Works cap..._*
868 Electrical Products
Corp
4
6,955 Emporium Capwell capital-.
2,797
Preferred w w
50
'"""90
975 Emsco Derrick & Eq Co cap-.5
431 Ewa Plantation
...__20
250
655
150
251
732
5,411
2,599
2,786
62
193
30
349
748
912
200
Fireman's Fund Indem cap.. 10
Fund Insur cap..25
Food Machinery Corp com
10
Fireman's
Foster & Kieiser common.-2%
Class
A
preferred
25
Galland Mercantile Laundry—
Common (capital)
*
280
300
14%
90%
Sale
92%
1.10
5%
2.50
1.50
6
3
3%
SM
3%
10%
18
44%
7
27
6
24
46
47%
""835
5%
6%
2.50
7
3
Sale
8%
17%
19
42%
5%
43%
6%
41
20
23
21
46%
Sale
102
Sale
25
1.15
5%
48
Sale
46
1.30
17%
15
20
18
4,593
Preferred $5 series
*
120
5%
Preferred
30
.—.__.*
9,830 Gladding McBean Co com...*
22,752 Golden State Ltd capital-—._*
6%
9%
7
5
34%
1,203
14%
Sale
1,950
8,580 Holly Develop Co
47c
844
325
common.. .1
Home Fire & Marinj Insur
Co of Calif capital
.10
8,360 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap
*
690
785 Honolulu Plantation capital.20
5,003 Hunt Bros Packing common.10
Preferred
4,439
10
760 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.. 15
766 IXL Mining Co..
2 Pesos
4,159 Langendorf United Bak cl A —*
Class B
3,273
.———_*
10
202
265
711
2,289
3,900
9,121
7,645
1,910
1,775
270
1,200
*
19
18
43
23
22% May 13
48
47
101%
24%
1.30
Preferred
---—-.50
Leslie Salt Co capital.----.-l0
LeTourneau Inc common
1
Libby McNeill & Libby
1,205
No par value.
com.
Lockheed Aircr Corp com
667 Lyons-Magnus Inc A..
44
Sale
9%
55c
2.25
7
2.20
i5%
15%
4%
42%
44
46
Sale
7
7%
27%
1
*
2.75
2.80
Sale
Sale
B
t Formerly Bancamerica Blair Corp.
10%
15%
8
May
7
8% May 15
19% May 13
44% May 13
1.40 Feb.
6
6
3%
27
5
5%
14
6
3%
23
8
Mar. 21
3
Jan.
8
18
Feb.
21
48%
29 102
5 25%
1.10
19
15
22
May
1
6% May
37
May
6
5
18
May 16
May
1
May 10
May
8
May 22
47
Feb.
May
96% Feb.
25
May
105
May
15
Apr.
7
17
15%
4%
16%
40
43
37%
28%
41
5%
21%
5%
22%
50c
3.5c
5
5%
29%
5%
23%
5H50c
Jan.
21
50%
19 102
5 32
1.30
19
17
10
Feb. 10
May
1
Jan.
1
18
Apr. 30
20% Jan.
16
6
7
6
Apr. 29
May
5
14
10
38% May
10
31
May
1
31
May
14% May
May
1
2
15
53c
May
May
39% May
1
11% May
1
13
May 22
80c
May
1
2.75 May
3
May
13% May
13% May
85c
May
3% May
40
1
*
5
9
3
13
21
24
29
Jan.
31
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
5
Jan.
3
Feb.
37
16
21
28
5
3
26
16
20
16
16
May
6
4% May 29
41 % May 28
40% May
5
26% May 22
5% May 13
23% May 29
5% May 20
35c
May 16
1
Apr. 22
5% Feo. 17
8% Jan.
3
10
May
5
15
Mar. 31
Jan. 27
13% Jan.
2
Apr. 16
14% Apr. 30
47c Apr. 25
Mar. 27
Feb.
1
Jan.
Jan.
31
39% Mar. 14
11% Apr. 25
9% Jan. 23
48c
Feb.
3
1.90 Feb.
19
Jan.
4
6
May
May
May
May
26
May
5
May
21
May
5% May
35c
May
7
31
2.50 Mar.
15%
4%
41%
40%
2
Jan. 20
Feb.
6
May
5% May
3
31% May 26
6% May 15
10
May
2
10% May 26
47c
10
27% Mar. 19
6 % May
May
1
May 26
May
1
May 22
May
5
5%
31%
6%
9k
3
7
May
9% Jan. 29
1
19% Apr.
3
44% Jan.
Feb.
41
22
2.50
5
9
6
15
3% Jan.
8% Apr.
May 12
8
2.20
,
35c
41%
13%
90c
3
9
26
15%
Sale
10
2.50
16
5%
43%
42%
20:
13%
•
7
85c
Sale
38
5%
33
40
Jan.
125
37%
10%
10%
14%
50c
2.87 Apr.
15% Jan.
92
1.75 Mar. 14
Jan.
6% Mar.
127
32
14%
50c
39% Sale
11% Sale
10%
12%
80c
7
30
Sale
926
1
15
May 21
May
2
42%
6%
6%
9%
10%
14%
10
31
60
5 k May
8 k May
9
30
Sale
580 Hancock
Oil
....*
7,212 Hawaiian Pineapple Oo—
*
1,162
8
18
121
Sale
10%
14%
2,367
2
28
2.25 Feb.
18%
6%
36%
37%
128
2,507 Greyhound Corp common
*
6,482 Hale Bros Stores Inc capital—*
30
6% May 17
3
17%
Sale
6%
37%
.....
20
""160
82% Apr.
16
1.05
16
18%
7%
11 % May
85 % May
9
1.60 May 13
83% May
2
1.50 May
1
6% May 17
15
23%
1.30
1.25
2.00
"11% May"~2 "i2% May'Io
May
99% May
25
May
1.05 May
15
May
100
26%
17
2.85 Mar. 10
11%
86
1.25
7%
9
99
8,731 General Paint Corp common.*
743
5%
305
11%
85
83%
General Metals Corp—
3,967
1,670
3,618
275
Sale
1.50 Sale
2.50
32
2,692
Common capital.2%
26,557 General Motors com
10
353
11%
83
19
44
270
300
3
Jan.
May
May
Feb.
Feb.
5
May
19% Apr.
5% Jan.
35c
May
9
21
28
14
26
26
18
28
16
14%
4%
41%
39%
24%
Jan.
Mar.
43
Jan.
14
Jan.
14
14
1
28
10
13% May 21
1
Apr.
3
3% Mar. 21
8
Mar. 17
2.85 Mar. 27
16% Mar. 29
5% Feb.
4
44% Jan.
17
43% Jan.
28% Jan.
20
7
28
Jan.
Jan.
9
17
9
5% May 20
May 16
35c
SAN FRANCISCO
June, 1941]
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRIC
san francisco
stock exchange
In
Jan. 1
Shares
January 2
1941
STOCKS
Shares
2,458
610
Par
20,205 M&gnavox Co Ltd capital..-. 1
2,565 Maguin & Co (1) common.. *
20
"l",852
125
3,150
925
Preferred
100
11,999 Marcbant Cal Mach Co com-.5
750 Meier A Frank Co..
10
24,132 Menaaco Mfg Co common.... 1
5.500 Nat Auto Fibres Inc com atk.. 1
1,420
65
20
3,291
237
8,083jNatomas Co capital..
...
*
401!Nortb Am Inv Corp com... 100
745
6% preferred...........100
170
preferred....
-.100
20,101 North Amer Oil Consol cap
10
965 Occidental Insurance capita!.10
400 Occidental Petrol Corp com.. 1
O'Connor Moffatt
929
61
Class
AA
A
Ask
Bid
85c
75c
8
754
106
Sale
99
1.60
Ih
954
1.80 Sale
•
21
954
16
27
26
854
26
9c
7c
5
.
Sale
24
454
554
954
454
6
1.55
4
1.45
2754
Sale
33 54
34
3154
Sale
37
11,519 Pacific Lighting Corp com..
251
I,090
$5 dividend pref
—* 106
454
1,332
6,152 Pac Pub Serv com—.—...*
6,922
17 54
1,387
First preferred
331
2,148 Pac Tel & Tel Co common
100 123
832
234
6% preferred
...
100 15654
130 Pacific Western Oil capital.. 10
20
6
34
4,804 Paraffine Cos, Inc, com
1,472
*
214
60
4% cum conv pref
100 101
Philippine Long Distance
369
154
Tel Co capital
35
100 Pesos
454
1,197 Phillips Petroleum Co cap
3954
*
856 Pig'n Whistle Corp partlc pf_*
595
90c
430
4,663 Puget Sound Pulp & Tim
1654
*
45,150 RyEq& Realty Co Ltd com..*
5
1,069
2,029
1854
271
6% preferred
...100
5,604 Rayonler Inc common—.— 1
16
1,312
3,548
Cumulative preferred... ..25
27
1,436
392
3,208 Republic Petroleum Corp
1.50
1
8.501 Rheem Mfg Co
1,580
1
-..3,99.9. «...,220*566. Richfjeld -Oil Cxx common
.*
210
Com stock purchase warr'ts.
210
1,267 Roos Bros Inc common....-.1
1754
25
10
Series A preferred
100
11,554 Ryan Aeronaut Co com cap.. J
2,790
454
2,025
-
.
135|
Safeway Stores Inc common.."1
Shell Union Oil Corp com
*
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A..*
Soundview Pulp Co
....5
488
Preferred
—100
1,974 Sou Cal Gas Pfd 6% cum A..25
70,901 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
1,732 Sperry Corp common v t c
1
4,226 Spring Valley Co Ltd capital—*
1.987
228
300
16,364
391
787
14,640
70
Sale
10754
454
18
Sale
160
654
Sale
106
Sale
4154
1.25
Sale
Sale
20
165
285
Sale
14
—
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Sale
115
7c
8,053 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co
com
.
7
654
2154
454
23
454
454
754
1054
454
Sale
1.40
Sale
2554
3254
2954
Sale
3354
454
754
1054
454
12
554
1.30
23
Sale
3054
2854
3054
10254
354
1554
116
26
100
594
253
461
630
46
646
230
25
1654
354
15
36
,
102
35
8 54
3654
754
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3854
Sale
Sale
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1854
100
32
1154
3054
6
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170
53
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3254
654
Sale
16
2054
14
2154
1554
42c
60c
954
99
Sale
1354 "13 k"
Sale
24
954
95
454
954
1354
10
99
Sale
2054 May
Sale
1454
14
5
2.50
654
1.05
25
25
21
23
23
1.70
23
2154
24
21
1.25
May
6
454 May
7
554 May 16
11
May
17
1.50 May
26
May
10
1
3254 May
1
29 54 May
9
Jan.
9
Feb.
100
1.15 Mar. 15
15 54 Feb.
12 54 A nr.
11
954
654
554
354
1.60
1854
2354
2354
1.35
1954
25
May
6
14
30
2054
10054
3254
13
3254
7
1
23
May 15
May
9
May 12
May
2
May
6
May 10
May
3
May
7
1.50 May
554 May 26
9 54 Apr. 28
1.25 Apr. 16
18
May 21
16
May 13
7 54 Apr. 25
26 54 -Tan. 20
654 Jan.
21
Jan.
12
10
1 80 Jan.
6
2254 Jan.
20 54 Jan.
13
3
9 5S
Jan.
8c
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5
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
2154 Jan. 31
354 Mar. 24
5
Jan.
27
754 Apr. 10
1054 May 24
4 54 Feb.
3
1.30 Mar. 27
2354 May 29
30 % May 28
2854 May 26
May
13 54 May
12
May
2
17
954 May 14
May. 6
554 May 15
354 May 23
1454 May 29
5
May
3
6
May
2
42c
May
6
1054 May
6
96
May 15
454 May
6
10c
1454
12 54
954
754
May
6
May
8
May 14
May 10
6
May 29
354 May
1
15
May
6
654 May 29
May 14
754 May
8
May 28 2354 May
1
May
6 291
May 16
18
May 19
2354 May 24
2354 Mar.
454 May
554 May
*54 Jan.
1154 Mar.
4 54 Feb.
1
15
13
27
7
16
16
7
11
65 Jan.
6
28 54 Jan.
10
3154 Jan.
1.154 Jan.
13
Jan
Feb,
14
10
4
Jan.
10
Jan.
Jan.
8
24
Jan.
14
1954 May 24
2454 May 27
1.50 May 19
F*b.
15
May 29
Jan.
15
Feb.
Jan.
35
Jan.
2
4154 May 29
1.05 May 27
1854 Apr.
5
5
Jan.
2
Feb.
May
May
2054 Jan.
9
16
Jan.
10
28
Jan.
9
Anr.
1.50 Jan.
2
Mar..25 -JL454-Jan,13
9
Jan. 22
Feb
14
75c
75c
May
6
May
6
17 54 Feb
1854 Jan. 25
7
106
May 28 10854 Apr. 17
454 Jan.
3
25s May 19
4354 Jan.
1054 Feb.
25^4 Feb.
17 h May
100
Apr.
31
May
85s Jan.
3254 May
6
Apr.
18
5c
40c
20
14
14
31
Feb.
24
18
9
3454 Jan.
13
May 10
33 54 Apr.
3
954 Mar. 13
Feb.
18
23
Mar
19
2
3
May
6
1954 Jan. 14
May 20
15c
Mar. 14
Feb.
42c
Apr. 10
May
6
45s May
16 54 Jan.
.)an.
13
Jan.
8
954
654
55S
3 54
14 54
4354 Jan. 20
14
May 15
May
9
2.354 Jan. 14
30
15 102
23
25
954 Jan. 29
9554 May 15
May
-Apr.
May
Apr.
7
11
2
6
14
&5/i
99
754 Jan.
3
5
1754 Apr. 23
2154 Jan.
4
Jan.
15
24
31
6
1554 Jan.
3
854 Jan.
2
Apr. 29
8
754 May
2854 Mar. 11
7
May 14
2254 Feb. 10
8 300
Apr.
1.25 May
Jan.
9
15
21
7
4
11
6
1454 May
1254 Mar. 14
1454 Jan. 30
;80
Jan.
Jan.
554 Jan.
1654 Jan.
23
18
Mar.
5
654 Feb.
1.60 Jan.
22
1.25 May
16
2854 May 20
Mar. 19
16
May 20
42c
May
6
2
954 May
9554 May 15
7
454 May
25
1.70
Mar.
5
Feb. 17
18 54 Mar. 24
12 54 Mar. 21
2.35 Jan.
7
654 Jan. 18
654 Jan. 18
27
May
2 3754 Jan. 17
101
Apr.
y 1025S May 13
2.50
Sale
1854
20
1.50
15
22
75c
5c
7
754
754
754
654
23
2354
2354 Sale
i
2254
295
295
285
291
! 285
23
654 May
1054
1254
1054
754
654
354
14 54
654
1654
Tan.
8
May 21
29
4154 May 29
4154
1.05 May 27
90c
7
1654 May
14 54
8
354 May
3
19
May 27
14 54
1254 May 12
1154
25
May 16
23 54
1.40 May
6
1.25
1254 May 21
12
6
"9— May—f ~' 7 54
1354 May
May
1754 May
100
May
31
May
1054 May
3254 May
654 May
60c
1.90
May 13
854 May
7
2854 May 20
16
80c
32
30
10c
6
May 21
May 28 106
May 28
254 May 19
354 May 28
2c
454
18
106
25c
96
554
954
13
42c
300
Un Tr caplOO 297
Steel of Calif
-.10
2054
21
2,015 Yosemite Portl Cem Co pf—10
35c
101
33
454
354
1454
454
1..50
50
1154
10c
954
1.65
38
1054
654
554
ser
32
May
4154 May
90c
May
1654 May
354 May
18
May
11M May
2354 May
1.35 May
12
May
—854"~Max
75c
May
1354
34
1254
May
2
May
5
May
8
May
5
May 22
May
2
2754 May
10254 May 13 10254 May
12
867 Yellow Checker Cab
2354 May 29
3054 May 28
2854 May 26
2854
20
2254 Sale
17 h
27
1754'
1254
101
654 May 19
May
6
454 May
1
554 May 16
22
2354
3154
2854
110
106
354
354
27
Sale Prices
7c
1.30 May 24
354
75c
May 21
16
May 13
754 May
1
2654 May
3
1054 May 24
._.8.54~SaleJ—854
106
3
18
1.40
1754
o
May 16
May
5
May
3
May 26
May
2
1154
554
1
1054
common
1
Highest
Prices
9
3354 May 26 34
May
33 54 May 26
3954
6 10154 May 26 10754
10154 May 26 10354 May
7
354 May
9
354 May
3 54 May
454
9
14
May 17
1554 May
14
5|
1854
May 17
11554 May 27 117
May 16 11554 May 27 126
7 148
15054 May
7 151
May
Mar.
8 160
Sale
1154 Sale
2354 Sale
1.20
1.50.
1154
1254,
18
May 20
May
1
85
4054
10
6.698
640
5
6
33
3854
Union Sugar Co common..—25
357 Wells Fargo Bk &
Western Pipe &
25
7
23
754
2854
10254
90c
1
8
15c
Sale
Vega Airplane Co
154
4,201 Victor Equipment Co com—1
4,351
Conv cum pref....
5
4,599 Vultee Aircraft Inc capital—1
749 Western Dept Stores com—
1,636
7% cum preferred.-25
2,345 Waialua Agricultural Co..-.20
1,514
854
2954
118
15054
654
14
1
Sale
1.40
4
United Air Lines Trans ——5
Universal Cons Oil.....
10
8,281
2,055
5,299
2,523
554
954
1554
1154
46,422 Union Oil Co of Calif cap...25
695
552
1.50
10354
476 Transcontinental & West Air_5
10,490
1254
554
10
May
May
Lowest
Highest
Sale Price*
100
8
1.70
34
554
754
90c
13
17
28
Lowest
17
1654
854
7c
28
129
454% preferred
..100
157,459 Transamerica Corp capital—2
123
90
RANGE SfNCE JAN.
Sale Prices
1754
18
10c
11
10
29.019
1.25
27
654
21
1
17
Sale
25
400 Texas Consol Oil Co common. 1
175 Thomas Allec Corp class A... *
2.727
754
35c
18
45
43
105,162 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital..*
1,252 Super Mold Corp of Cal cap 10
300
954
18
854
1.536
3,410
2,027
11,674
5
1.80
1.25
20
5
112
9
18
845 Pacific-Amer Fisheries Inc—5
500 Pacific Can Co common
*
478
554
954
23
425|Paauhau Sug Plant Co cap—15
855 Pacific Clay Prod capital
*
25,512 Pac Coast Aggregates com...5
65,823 Pacific Gas & Elec Co com..25
32,322
6% 1st preferred
25
11,129
554% 1st preferred..
25
1654
1254
1.55
Sale
554
Co—
common.
95c
Ask
9
754
102
108
1754
1354
21
40
86
1
Sale
108
19
30
16,906
6,299
1,355
8
2.40
2.20
7
22
260
IN MAY
May 31
Ask Bid
95c
102
1754
1254
1,862 Oliver United Filters Inc A-.-*
5,570
Class B
...»
"~5~. 611
May 1
Bid
13
1754
1254
1,588
160
S
Prices
Hnce
May
61
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan.
7
2254 Jan.
25
Apr.
8
22
Jan.
31
8 150
Feb
13
31
5
UNLISTED STOCKS
94 American Factors Ltd cap—20
100 Amer-Hawallan SS Co com.. 10
1.699
II,409
7,124
7,594
4,390
235
3,457
2,142
828
575
...
Argonaut Mg Co Ltd capital—5
2.30
2.5
128 Ark Nat Gas class A common.*
11,197 Atch Top & S Fe RR com.. 100
479 Atlas Corp common
..5
4,297 Aviation Corp (Del) com
3
405 B & O RR common
100
1,767 Bendix Aviation Corp com...5
24,003 t Blair & Co Inc capital—--1
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mg
6,643
& Con Co common......254
Calif-Oregon Power—
32
6% pref (non-callable)—.100
158
6% pref (1927 series)
100
40 Calif Pacific Trad Corp pref..*
1,887 Citiee Service Co....
..10
318 Coen Cos Inc class A conv—
1,970
826
150
60
6,150
755
40
199
318
2,655 Consol Edison Co N Y com
*
3,598 Consol Oil Corp common
♦
7.079 Curtiss-Wright Corp com
1
3,235 Domlnguex Oil Fields cap
*
18 Dumbarton Bridge Co com .10
2,861 Elec Bond & Share Co com—5
32 Fibreboard Prod.Inc. pr pf.100
1,430
822
1,100
18
100
1154
12
11
863
863
90
87
"148
4,295
100
454
454
""565
3,592 Kennecott Copper Corp com.*
43 Marine Bancorporation capital*
2,762 Matson Nav Co capital
15
7
*
No
par
value.
52c
60c
2 15054 May 12
6
2654 May 29
6
554 May 16
2.25 May
24
6
15
3054 May 12
15
28
254 May 15
354 May 28
954
10
87
82
3
454
354
May 19
954 May 26
66c
May
1
1054 May 20
86
1
50c
454
lie
754
1954
17
5k
6
854
2954
854
2954
23c
1.05 May 20
Jan.
2754 Jan.
554 Jan.
7
6
23
3
Jan. 18
5
154 Feb.
1954 Jan.
3054 May 12
254 Apr. 19
354 May 28
365s Jan. 18
50c
May 19
954 May 26
Mar.
7
168
Feb.
454 Jan.
2.10 May
154 Feb.
84
1.05 May 20
1
15
31
14954 May
8354 Apr.
16
6
5
Jan.
4
Jan.
14
3754 Jan.
1.35 Jan.
28
10
10
1254 Jan.
13
8354 Apr.
8654 Jan.
16
3
1.05 May 20
1.05 May 20
554 Jan. 11
25c
May 15
25c
May 15
25c
May 15
454 Feb.
8
25c
May 15
1754
554
854
2854
May 28
May
7
May
5
May
2
1754
654
854
3054
May 28
May 13
May
6
May 12
1754
554
754
2754
10
1754
654
854
3054
Feb.
22
Feb.
754 Jan.
2254 Feb.
Feb.
6
85
10
2254
554
6
95a Sale
2954
3054
8
Mar. 14
May
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
28
13
19
29
8
Mar. 14
2354 Jan.
13
654 May 13
954 Jan. 13
3054 May 12
26c
4
" Sale
""254
2454
75c
11c
34
"25""
2
Sale
17c
~~2~
3
654
2454
254
2854
1154
1054
3654
3754
"26"" "27'
2854
1254
11
50c
2
May 31
2
May 31
2854 May 15
2954 May
11
11
6
2
May 31
454 Jan.
10654 Feb.
6 10654 Feb.
11
6
May 21
20c
2854 May 15
3454 Jan.
7
11
May 21
75c
11c
May 21
2
12c
5
Sale
60c
454
5
23
2
Sale
Jan.
2754 Jan.
75c
Jan.
11c
Jan.
13
2
2
Jan.
75c
...
75c"
6
2954
1254
1954
Sale
—
2
2
105
10454
2354
*
2254 Feb.
35
82
40c
22
3354
811 Internat Tel & Tel common..*
34
4
88
901 Internat Nickel of Can Ltd
5
25
----
35
Sale
8,381 General Electric Co com
*
25 Goodrich (B F) Co common..*
4,243 Hawaiian Sugar Co capital..20
100 Hobbs Battery Co cl A capital *
100 Hohbs Battery cl B cap
5 Holland Land Co common...*
315 Holly Oil Co capital
1
340 Honokaa Sugar Co capital...20
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp—
20,897
Capital
1
1,789
"512
2154
6
654
654
152
15054 150
14954 May
24
26
May
2354
2654
454 May
554
554
Sale
2.10 May
2.10
2.25
154
2754
2654
2754 2754 May
7
6*
3
3
254 May
354
354 May
354
354
Ih
600 Columbia River Packers Assn.*
""loo
25
31
Amer Rad & 8tand San com.. *
654
654
Amer Tel & Tel Co com.
100 167
169
Anaconda Cop Mg Co com..50
2554
26^
Anglo Nat Corp cl A com
4
4
*
2354
154
35
2054
27541
24
2554
254
3254
154
6
554
2454
254
76c
454 May 19
5
May
6
454 May 14
2554 May
6
554 May 22
2554 May
6
2054 May 28
2054 May 28
36
22
26
3
Jan.
Jan.
14
20
6
19
28
24 54 Mar.
3
454
2554
254
3154
20 54
May
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
May
16
6
76c
5
Jan. 16
Mar.
7
654 Jan.
7
Mar. 19
254 Jan. 13
3454 Mar. 20
22
Mar. 17
27
28
Mar. 31
aggregate
SAN
SALES
PRICES IN MAY
FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Price
STOCKS
Jan. 2
1941
Since
Jan. 1
Par
Shares
Bid
3
3%
4
Sale
111 Monolith Portl Cement com.. *
Preferred
10
200
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Inc. common
*
3,757
2.50
18,685 Mountain City Cop Co cap—fx
119 Nasb-Kelvinator Corp cap—5
730 Nat Distillers Products com..*
2,091 Nor Amer Aviation Inc cap—.1
10
1,777 North Amer Co common
548 Oabu Sugar Co Ltd capital—20
Olaa Sugar Co Ltd capital—20
1,590
391 Onomea Sugar Co capital—20
100 Pacilic Indemnity Co capital 10
770 Pacific Portl Cement com... 10
99
6%% preferred
100
1,878 Packard Motor Car Co com— *
215 Park Utah Cons Mines com.-l
9,507 Pennsylvania RR capital—50
193 Pioneer Mill Co Ltd capital .20
*
2,707 Radio Corp of Amer com
*
1,785 Riverside Cement (Del) A
486 Santa Cruz Port Cement com 50
2,987 Schumacher Wall Board com.*
*
80 Shasta Water Co common—*
14,300 Sou Calif Edison common—25
2,064
3,372
5,795
Preferred
C5%% preferred
B 6% preferred
25
25
15 Sou Calif Gas Co 6% pref.__25
*
2,753 Standard Brands Inc com
300 Stand Oil Co (N J)
Superior Portland Cement—
Class A preferred
*
723 Texas Corp common. .......25
370 Title Guaranty Co cum pref__*
5
1,843 United Aircraft Corp cap
677 United Corp of Del common..*
36,325 U S Petroleum Co capital..—1
...*
20,539 U S Steel Corp common
9,950 Utah-Idaho Sugar Co com...5
5 yjca Company common
25
5
2,175 Warner Bros Pictures com
2,098 Westates Petroleum Co com.-l
Preferred
1
6,100
5,259 West Coast Life Ins Co cap—5
No par valve,
x Name
Bid
Ask Bid
Ask
2
3
4%
3%
%
3%
3% Sale
6c
2.50
7%
16%
17%
16
17
14% Sale
4
3%
1.20
42
3
1%
22%
6%
20
31%
2%
3%
17%
12%
12%
7
8
32%
Sale
4%
18%
13%
13%
'2H ^
18
Sale
2.50
26
8
29
8
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
7%
30%
5%
7%
31
32%
2%
3%
18%
13
12%
14%
3%
17%
3%
7%
15%
6%
28
5
30
5%
5%
"m "m
4%
17%
23
33%
2%
4%
19%
13%
WA
2% May
1
2% May
7
5
12% May"
17% May
9
1.50
45
2%
2%
24%
12%
3%
8%
7%
29
5%
23%
28%
29%
32%
5%
45
36%
Sale
36%
39%
40%
20
37
16
38
20
38 *
16% May 21
14
May 14
2% May 26
1.25 May
43
23% May 19
11
May 22
3% May 26
May
6
7
18
May
1.25 May
43
11
14
May 14
2% May
25
1
2
May
8
May 22
3% May 26
7% May 21
37%
38%
37%
1.65
Lio
76c
6%
21
May 24
May 22
5% May 29
8
22% May
28% May 27
29
May 22
29
7 % May
29%
5%
23%
28%
29%
8
May
5
May 29
May 16
May
6
May
5
5% May 12
5 % May
4% May 20
36% May
1
36% May
8
1
~c
30
18% May 14
18% May 14
1.00 May 19
51% May 15
2% May
5
1.25 May 28
55% May 13
2% May
2
38%
IA iii
52%
>1
2%
53%
JA
3%
"Zli May"29
Sale
6c
10c
3
6c
10c
6c
90c
60c
75c
75c
90c
75c
7
6
7
3%
3%
changed from Italo Petroleum Corp. of America.
6%
6%
4% Mar. 27
8% Jan.
0
8c
Jan.
2.50 Jan.
May
May
3
3
6% May 26
3%~May~29
39% Jan.
3% Jan.
10
15
15
9
11
May
Mar. 24
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17% Jan.
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3%
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37 %
Jan.
2
20
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8
20
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7
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4
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5
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29
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16
10
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22% May
8
28% Feb. 25
29
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35
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1
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1
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7
41
3
49% Apr. 21
1% Jan.
2
3%
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8
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18
6% Jan.
14
5
18
8
6
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4
2
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7
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2
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6
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May
9
6% May 26
3
14
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8
32% Apr. 21
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15
39%
3%
1
2
15
4% May 20
5%
40
3
25
Jan.
12
May
17% May
28
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12
5
18
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8
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14
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23
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29%
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34
3% May
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May
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10
4
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1
2
2.50 Jan.
24
28
3
3% May
6c
May
8
2%
1%
15
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4
32
27% Sale
29%
29%
30
30%
Highest
Sale Prices
7%
1.15
3%
Lowest
7c
2.50
40
3%
2%
23%
8%
7
6%
28%
3%
45
4%
15
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3%
capital..25
1
3,138 Studebaker Corn common
9 Sunset-McKee Salesbook A com
185
4
38
37
3% Sale
4%
5%
23%
22%
18
1
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
Ask
2.50
6c
RANGE SINCE JAN.
^
296 McBryde Sugar Co Ltd cap. .6
501 McKesson & Bobbins Inccom 5
45,205 M J & M & M Consol capital.]
*
EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
63
% Apr.
11c
Jan.
90c May
15
2
9
6% Mar. 26
Los
Angeles Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS
Stock Sales
May.
......
Jan. 1 to
_
.
May 31
....
Jan. 1 to
May 31
AQOREQATE
Jan. 1
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Shares
32,097 Aircraft Accessories Corp A.50c
1
7,812 Bandini Petroleum Co
160
334 Barker Bros common........*
60
200
"4,062
2,085
358
1,600
1,525
18,315
8,808
50
5H% preferred
Barnhart-Morrow Consol.
.
.
_
205
25
286
1,536
600
467
1,646
1,505
1,701
2,158
-
135
1,946
224
200
15
300
3,096
100
6,982 Broadway Dept Store com...*
2,250 Buckeye Union Oil Co com
1
Preferred v t c
1
11,000
1,282 Byron Jackson Co
...*
514 California Packing Corp..—*
2,068 Central Investment Corp.. 100
1
2,581 Cessna Aircraft Co.
940 Chapman's ice Cream Co
*
3,270 Chrysler Corp...
.......5
10,151 Consolidated Oil Corp.......*
*
11,305 Consolidated Steel com...
Preferred
14,793
4,900 Creameries of America v t c..l
841 Douglas Aircraft Corp
9,624 Electrical Products Corp
"249
715
300
30
"500
1,400
995
9,625
315
4,663
2,000
6,418
1,086
7,600
1,250
100
1,765
100
65
2,125
881
140
460
441
*
4
5
1,425 Emsco Derr A Equip Co
8,250 Exeter Oil Co A............1
100
286 Farmers A Merch Nat Bk
1
782 Fitzsimmons Stores Ltd A
14,770 General Motors Corp....
10
3,157 General Paint common......*
4,087
3,051
1,922
3,606
6,100
•
tGlobe Grain A Milling Co-.26
Goodyear TAR Akron com..*
Hancock Oil Co A
*
...
1
Holly Development Co..
105 Hudson Motor Car Co
......
1
.-50c
559 Hupp Motor Car Co
4,000 Intercoast Pet Corp...
3,100 c Lac Chemicals Inc...
40c
2,750 Lane-Wells Co
399,556 Lincoln Petroleum Corp... 10c
1
4,184 Lockheed Aircraft Corp
11,807 Los Aug Investment Co.... 10
8,450
59,005
3,350
2,000
2,082
28,200
Mascot Oil Co
Menasco Mfg Co
1
......
1
Merchants Petroleum Co
1
Mid-Western Oil Co
5
Mt Diablo Oil Ming A Dev. ..1
39
45
208
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1,000
1,206
2501
5,805*
338
2,735
2,625
120
381
35
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8%
18%
18
10
9H
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69%
68%
5%
5%
7% Sale
5%
6
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406
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1% Sale
57
58
5%
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18%
5%
5%
19
6
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6
67
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9%
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21c
18c
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8%
46
4%
5%
6%
6%
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18 %
32
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21c
7%
37%
5%
9%
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1.05
1.10
19%
16%
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17%
31%
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50c
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6%
2%
4&
3%
5CM 1Ai
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10c
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9
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50c
54%
6
5%
19
5%
68
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5
1% May 13
2
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7%
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372
" May~20
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8
ol8
May
6
10% May 1
3% May 20
1.15 May 29
25c
395
May
6% May
a 19c
May
May
8% May
37% May
5% May
395
15c
lc
50c
4c
5c
Preferred A
10
Preferred C
10
7,831 Pacific Gas A Elec Co com..25
1st preferred 6%
25
2,517
5 %% 1st preferred
996
.25
10
2,540 Pacific Indemnity Co
4,505 Pacific Lighting Corp com...*
1st
*
preferred
*
10
—
414 Puget Sound Pulp A
Timb Co.*
-.1
7,865 Republic Petr Co Ltd
5H% Preferred A....
50
148
.....1
1,100 Rice Ranch Oil Co
28,337 Richfield OR Corp common...*
Warrants
1,478
4,240 Roberts Public Markets.
19,016 Ryan Aeronautical Co
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36 H
4
17
27 H
34 %
32
40
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4%
18
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12c
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12
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8c
2
2
9% May 15
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5
a23% May
7
8
May 10
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6
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1
8% May
40c
May
a21 % May
6% May
39c
May
May
May
1% May
25c
4c
60c
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1
May
4% May 27
9% May 28
1
13% May
9%
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28
29%
36
39
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*
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33
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1
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3
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25
858
6% preferred.......
25
13,643
5%% preferred
25
11,745
268 S outhern Calif Gas 6% pref.25
6% Series A pref
25
3,285
...
453 Trans A Western Air Inc
5
43,042 Union Oil of California......25
557 United Aircraft Products Inc* 1
3,977 Universal
see
page
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10
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46
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39
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11
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Jan.
8
8% May 31
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4
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5% Jan.
18
28
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8
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20
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27
7
1
14
6
1
26
1
21
4%
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10%
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14
23
14
17
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9
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8
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14
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13
May 14
24H May 27
30% May 24
28% May 26
37% May 28
33% May 21
May
4% May
10% May
13% May
a 10
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25% May
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33% May
6
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2
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3
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17
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5
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May
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
Apr.
12
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21
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28
21
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13%
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30%
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21
40
May
21
21
27
24
26
May
Mar.
Jan.
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Mar.
1
5
24
2
19
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Jan.
8
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30
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17% Jan.
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4
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16 % May
6
6
16% May
6
1.45 May 13
1.30 May
a
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6
6
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18
6
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Jan.
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10
7
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Feb.
15
9
Jan.
22
Feb.
14
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22
8
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10
3%
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1
11
3%
May
8
10% May
2% May
2
30%
2%
2%
5
6
22%
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39
41%
29%
31% May
10% May
11%
21
May
21%
1% May
2
30
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32
8
May
10
4
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4%
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13% May
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14
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3 al47A May 22
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9
2%
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5%
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9
24
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38
May 10 40
29
May 19
29%
28% May 31 28%
a31% May 21 a32%
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29%
8%
9 o38 % May
8
29H May
8c
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21
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6
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3% May 29
29
28%
31%
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38% 037% May
31% 29H May
May
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28
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8%
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1%
30
Jan.
15c
12c
33
Jan.
23
6c
6
1
11
17
5c
So Calif Edison,Ltd
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
lc
Sale
6%
23%
40%
29%
Sale
Jan.
15
8c
2%
4%
Apr. 24
9
Mar. 14
4% Jan.
9
Feb. 10
Feb. 28
Mar. 29
17
Sierra Trading Corp.......25c
Signal Oil-Gas A
*
Signal Petroleum of Calif
1
Solar Aircraft Co
1
Son tag Drug Stores—....._»
3%
6%
1.50
50c
Jan.
28
Feb.
14
29
May 12
15c
37%
29%
3%
5%
27 %
31
Feb.
15
20c
13%
4c
24
Jan.
31
27
Jan.
30
37H
15c
4
3
Apr.
8
7% Apr.
37% Apr. 30
1
5% May
388
29
6
12H
28
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
88*
29
lc
Mar. 17
19c
30
Sale
...
Mar. 25
33
Sale
...
6
2
Mar. 19
30%
*
Security Co units
Shell Union Oil Corp..
24
31
Sale
33
Jan.
6
Jan.
May 12
May
2
49c
37c
alO
Sale
26%
8
8c
48o
4c
10%
10
4
2
Apr.
20H Jan.
11
2C
May 19
May 17
45c
5
mi
15c
.2
4%
9%
12%
4
5
8H May
May 27
10c
2c
46c"
14
7
1.25 May
1
68 % Mar. 11
6H May 21
Mar. 20
alOc
May
May
31c
1%
29%
38%
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"8% "SH
11
Sale
68 H Feb.
1.05 Jan.
Sale
23%
30%
'l6% "If"
1
....
194 Safeway Stores Inc
For footnotes
27 %
33 %
30 %
30c
.....
1,731
1,341
2,000
1,108
1,000
7,404
3,045
29,822
"9% IIIII
15
19
34
13c
930
Feb.
5% Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
5% Feb. 17
49c
1,265
5% Apr. 23
5% Feb. 19
Feb.
11%
18 %
11 %
4%
7
17% May
30% Apr. 17
7c
5
Mar. 28
6% May 14
38c
4H
10%
13%
9%
Jan.
17H May
7
31% May
7
50c
May 12
a3% May 10
13c
5
Sale
23
95c
63
6% May 14
Sale
4H
10 %
2c
7
17% May
30% May 21
3c
45c
Feb.
Apr.
17% Feb.
9% Jan.
3% May 20
7%
50c
5c
a68% May 14
9% May 15
6% May 27
al9c
May 19
395
May 12
8% May 12
7
38% May
5% May
1
a65% May
Jan.
8
16%
31
32%
48c
52%c
3%
2%
%
6%
16
40c
Sale
7c
Jan.
3% Apr.
17
6
6
May 19
80c -Apr. 26
5H Jan. 23
lc
Jan. 10
35
22%
7%
2c
11
6
Mar. 19
31
Feb.
29
21 %
37c
19%
8
22
15
1
1
13
21
6
29
6
13
23
2
9%
37%
5%
8
36c
Sale
a
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Feb.
2% Feb.
2c
9
9
7
Jan.
36%
4%
20%
6%
7%
9
2% Jan.
3% Jan.
1% Jan.
1% Jan.
lc
9
33c
i*
8c
69
6
May 27
2% Jan.
3
6% May 14
27% Feb. 11
60c
4% May
4
4%
1.25
1%
55% a55% May 28 a58%
9
6%
5% May
6%
5%
5
5% May
5%
2
19%
18% May
19%
6
6
2
5% May
8%
31c
Sale
88
L.20
25c
2% May 21
May 19
2
8c
8c
11
Sale
5%
6%
2H
8c
25c
400
390
Sale
27 %
39c
9%
7%
35
7
1.20
52 He 55c
3i
May
5c
8
3%
76H
9%
2
6
May 14
May 29
May 14
May
2c
lc
20
1 %
3%
2% May 23
6%
6% May 14
30
May 29 30
alOc
May 14 alOc
5
lc
"15"
17
9
Highest
Sale Prices
1
4%
7c
42,507 Transamerica Corp..........2
10,120
70c
-
37c
625
145
1
5%
3c
12c
8,317
430
5
lc
Lowest
Sale Prices
%
37c
100
35,335 Southern Pacific Co
♦
39,976 Standard Oil of Calif.
1
2,730 Sunray Oil Corp
965 Superior Oil Co common....2o
950 Taylor Milling Corp......_..*
7,719
5,169
-45c
Highest
Sale Prices
1.20 May 27
aV/a
Sale
2
1%
6c
305 Pacific Western Oil
948
1H
30c
15
1,189
4,482
%
1%
Sale
1% Sale
1
7,550 Oceanic Oil Co
...*
2,521 Pacific Clay Products
8,030 Pac Finance Corp common. .10
35
3,485
25c
25c
4c
385
2,962
Sale
10c
NordonCorp...............1
900 Occidental Pet Corp
1
300 Pacific Puolic Service
213
3%
30
29H
30
Gladding McBean A Co
1.40
2%
6%
6
28
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
1.20
Sale
2H
Preferred
120
"283
1%
2H
Bid
Ask
1
Berkey & Gay Furniture Co— 1
Blue Diamond Corp
.....2
Boisa Chlca Oil Corp A
10
880
Bcommon
10
_
943
Bid
May 31
May 1
1941
1,387
3,150
SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
Since
May
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
1940
1941
Bond Sales
May
729,737
2,547,464
179,086
1,348,738
Shares.
ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
1940
1941
31%
26
15
2
6
6
16
32%
12%
23
1%
30
8%
4%
21 al0%
2
14%
26
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
15
8
1
13
21
27
10
6
5
8
10
6
14
6
8
6 % May 19
7% May
42 % Jan.
9
5
27
29% May
8
10% Feb. 20
2c
Apr. 24
25% Feb. 13
8c
May
8
2% May
9
5H Apr. 25
22H May
9
38
May 10
29
May 19
28% May 26
34% Jan. 23
31H May 26
8H Jan.
7
18
Feb. 18
1H Jan.
8
Feb.
3
8H May 16
4% May 26
25
13
8%
May
Jan.
9% Apr.
6% Apr. 25
6
May 21
10H May 20
4H Jan. 22
44% Jan.
38
Jan.
13
7
12 H Apr.
8c
8
Apr. 24
May 15
May
8
4
Jan.
2c
29
16
6% Feb. 25
Jan.
4
47% Jan.
30% Jan.
29H Jan.
34% Jan.
13
29
1 % May
14
28
4
23
34% Jan. 29
12 % May 10
23
May
6
30
May
9H Jan.
5H Jan.
6
8
6
14% Jan. 14
9 H Mar. 6
9
Jan. 16
LOS
64
AGGREGATE
SALES
ANGELES
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MAY
[May
Jan. 1
STOCKS
Shares
1~,938
1,055
32
2,450
75
500
1,000
2,000
100
'
4~O66
136
210
2,803
1,598
238
1,548
60
1,350
265
1941
Par
400 Van de Kamps Bakeries
..1.50
1
5,308 Vuitee Aircraft Inc.
1,032 Weber Showcase & Fix Co pfd *
5,364 Wellington Oil Co
1
120 W estern Air Express Corp
1
819 Yosemite Portl Cement pref 10
16.294 Vega Airplane Co
MINING STOCKS—
672 Alaska Juneau Gold M Co.. 10
29,500 Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
3,000 Calumet Gold Mines Co
12,850
1,750
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11,647 New York Central RR
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2,557 Warner Bros Pictures
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3,006 Sears Roebuck & Co
6,737 Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
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Radio Corp of America
*
Sale Prices
9
Jan.
4
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758 Continental Oil Co (Del)
5
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1
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1,340
1,104 Electric Power & Light Corp.*
Sale Prices
8
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228 Stone & Webster Inc
200
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*
625 Commercial Solvents
..*
1,517 Commonwealth & Southern..*
832 Continental Motors Corp
1
2.721
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3,190
1,365
3,348
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UNLISTED STOCKS—
*
1,083 Amer Kad & Stand San
991 Am Smelting & Refg Co..—*
9,668 American Tel & Tel Go-u__100
6,969 Anaconda Copper Mining
50
3,503 Armour & Co (111)
5
8,915 Atch Top & Santa Fe Ry-.100
918 Atlantic Refining Co
25
3,588 Aviation Corp (Del)
3
2,440 Baldwin Loco Works v t c
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8
Lowest
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Sale
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43 Citks Service Co
300
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..5
2,277 Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del)..*
1,360 Borg-Warner Corp
5
948 Canadian Pacific Ry
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1,098 Caterpillar Tractor
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8
8
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Bid
Sale Prices
May 31
May 1
Ask
1
Cardinal Gold Mining Co.
Cons Cbollar G & 8 Co
114
44
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383
287
475
1
Jan. 2
Shares
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RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Since
In
EXCHANGE
STOCK
11
10
May
9
Jan.
6
8% Jan.
8
22
Mar.
23
Feb.
8
37
Jan.
30
Mar.
37
10
Jan.
9%
64%
13%
36%
%
20%
50%
Jan.
3
Jan.
10
Jan.
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
May
Jan.
Apr.
15
2 % Feb.
14
27
95% Jan.
1% }V4ay
% Removed from trading May 22, 1941.
4
43% Jan.
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24
Apr.
7
7
68% Jan.
3% Apr. 15
9
103% Jan.
1% Apr.
7
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1 to May 31
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
BONDS
•
2,508 Allegheny Ludlum
20
427
STOCKS
Shares
30
,
1
350
908
2,500
18
Steel
Ask
Bid
Ask
20 Vs
7K
9% Sale
'6
4%
*
Sale
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6X
6*4
Sale
12
12
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3
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35
*
..........
150
40
35
30
440 Pittsburgh Oil & Gas........5
...25
4,724 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
5,803 Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp.....*
466 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry
*
780
341
200
900
45
500
1,800
100
436
—.1
500 Renner Co..
*
1,325 Reymer & Bros common
5
155 Ruud Mfg
135,986 San Toy Mining............ 1
...
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8
101
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28
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6
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1X May
IX May
30
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1
1
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13
27
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21
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8
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24
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9
100
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10
5
100 Standard Steel Spring....
350 United Eng & Foundry......5
1
600 United States Glass
100
1,630 Vanadium Alloy Steel.......*
100 Waverly Oil class A
13,907 Westlnghouse Air Brake.....*
4
6
3
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4
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29 40c
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8
9
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14
Feb.
12
Jan.
6
434 Jan.
IX Jan.
14
11
20
Mar. 25
36
Apr.
8
101
May
105
Jan.
5
6
1034 Jan.
39
21X
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40
Sale
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Feb.
4
6
Jan.
21
134 Jan. 22
734 Feb. 14
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40
3634
37
36
Sale
Sale
18 X
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18
May
May
1
1
May 21
234 May
1
2054 May 12
2
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1
234 May 27
2
May"28
10
3c
May
Feb.
8
3
Jan.
Jan.
22
100
Jan.
10
May 24
May
8
2634 Jan.
Feb.
39
Feb.
30c
40
May
2
May
1734 Apr.
36
37
Mar.
134 Mar. 24
Feb. 26
934 Mar.
2634 Jan.
40c
2
9
May
2
25
Jan. 10
1234 Feb.
2
134 Jan.
3
9634 Jan.
4
734 Jan. 10
4
May 21
Jan.
Apr.
7334 May
43s Apr.
3
May
40c
May
80
6
2
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
27 X Apr.
634 Jan.
25c
40c
11
4
37
30c
7
Feb.
40
May
May
May
May
May
14
21
10
9
53-a May
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May
7J4 May
IX Jan.
Sale
11*4
1X
73 X
4%
Jan.
17J4 Jan.
i*
4
5%
7X
IX
"lX Sale"
96
97
5 101
95 X May 22
97
May
18
13
30
4
5
May
2X May
Apr.
Apr.
9X Apr.
3
Apr.
IX Jan.
17 X Apr.
35
Apr.
101
May
94
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834 Apr.
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5
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6
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Jan.
Jan.
25
Mar."
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6
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134
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6X Mar.
634 Apr.
7X May
7
20
6 .—8% May
6
6
28
May 28
26
2% May
2
29 14*4 May 10
8 12*4 May
8
May 17
2 10
1X May
5
18% May 20
101
1
13.324 Shamrock Oil & Gas...
6% Preferred
141
1,231
250
Apr.
1834 Apr.
22% May 12
40
510 Pittsburgh Forgings—.......1
885
5
100
Preferred
50
6% May
^ May,
6'
May
2X May
14 X May
12 X May
9*4 May
■
.6
......100
1,667 Koppers Co pref
..*
27,012 Lone Star Gas—...
1
75 McKinney Mfg Co
Mountain Fuel Supply......10
24,696
7,087 Nat Fireprooflng Corp com..*
10
902 National Radiator Corp
245 Penn Federal Corp common. *
1,998 Pittsburgh Brewing
Preferred
3,438
850 Pittsburgh Coal Co com...100
201
Highest
Sale Prices
....
13 K
11 X
10
302
100
20
Lowest
Sale Prices
"M
50 Jones & Laughlin St'l pref--100
426
Highest
Sale Prices
20 X May
Sale
...10
Copperweld Steel
1.848 Devonian Oil
3,630 Duquesne Brewing
760 Electric Products
15,275 Fort Pitt Brewing
938 Harbison Walker Ref
30 Jeannette Glass preferred
4,683
2,611
Lowest
Sale Prices
May 31
Ask Bid
111
•
.
396
Bid
.100
Preferred
145 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp.....*
Preferred
10
369
—*
4,297 Blaw-Knox Co
50
3,517
1
pat
-—28 •■•-—755 Byers (A Ml-.-^^s-sx^rrsr*'
135
3,855 Clark (D L) Candy
...»
10,227 Columbia Gas & Electric.....*
3.072
-
May 1
1941
$
1,000 Pittsburgh Brewing Co 6s. 1949
Shares
282
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
%
$7,000
Price
EXCHANGE
Since
May
1940
~ ~i~666
IIIII
Jan. 1 to May 31
PITTSBURGH
STOCK
1941
May
141,494
420,710
28,116
291,244
Sharesm
Bond Sales
1940
1941
Stock Sales
May
13
Feb. 13
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
234 May
1
2234 Jan. 10
UNLISTED
858
•
2
3,394
No par value
x
Ex-dividend
\
Sale
i
2
Jra.
13
2K Jen.
24
k^x-
■9
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the country,
of this publication complete records of
for the latest month and for the calendar
General Quotations we combine
only those dealt in
on
in
one
year
the dealings
date,
to
the leading stock exchanges of
on
furnished.
In this department of
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions,
the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
index to the different classes of securities
Federal Land Bank Bonds.............
Industrial Stocks.....................
an
Page
Page
83
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities........
83
Railroad Stocks.........................
91
Mining Stocks..........................
84
Real Estate Bonds........
92
Municipal Bonde—Domestic.
91
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks.......
84
93
Textile Stocks...........................
84
72
..
..
Foreign Government Bonds...........
Industrial Bonds......................
not
The following is
quoted:
Page
Exchange Seats......................
Canadian.
80
..
79
Investing Companies Securities.......... 71
are as near as
... .........
.........................
70
............100
Public
Utility Bonds
Public
Utility Stocks....................
76
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks. 84
United States Government Securities..... 91
Railroad Bonds.........................
66
United States Territorial Bonds..........
..84
Insurance Stocks.......................
Quotations for all securities
are
91
possible for tbe closing dag of the month preceding the date of issue.
The letter "f" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price-—that le, that the accrued interest forms part of the price,
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately in making payment.
always "flat," and
no
In the
case
and
of income bonds and bonds in default, the price is
designating mark is employed to indicate the fact.
;
Quotations for equipment bonds
are
based
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
are
"and dividend" that is the accrued dividend must be paid In addition to the price.
on average
maturities.
^
...•
;
•
It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but In all
oases the
figures are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used, vis.: "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed,
"end" for endorsed, "cons" for consoli¬
dated "conv" for convertible, "• f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "opt" for optional.
The black-faced type in the letters showing the interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds
Bid
RAILROAD BONDS
Aberdeen AAsheboro let 5s'40JAJ f
52
Adirondack 1st 4 Ms 1942 gu MAS
98%
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942. JAD
102%
Akron Oanton A Youngstown—
Gen A ref 0s 1946 series A.AAO
56
Aug Term 1st
.
Gen A ref 5%s 1946 ser B.AAO
Cons mtge 4s ser A w i
Cons mtge 4%s ser B w i 1988—
Alabama Great Southern—
56
69""
Bonds
Ask
Aususta Un
99%
72
8%
1st M g 6e 1974 « rieb A..MAN
Albany A Susq 3%s g 1946..AAO
Alleghany Corp—
Coll tr conv 6s 1944
FA A
Coll A conv 6s 1949
JAD
6s stamped I960.......AAO
Allegheny Val gen 4s 1942
MAS
Allegheny A Western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998....AAO
91%
83%
93
86%
73%
87
46%
10215»i
107""
9%
%
Equip 6s
ser
A
Utility bonds.
Q-J
Term—
Stamped
MAN
Oonv g 4s of '09 due 1966. AD
Conv g 4s '06 due 1966..JAD
Oonv g 4s of '10 due 1960. JAD
Oonv deb 4 %■ 1948
JAD
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1968
JAJ
Oal-Aris 1st Aref4 %s'62 opMAS
Rocky Mt Div 4s 1906...JAJ
Eq tr 2Mb 1941-1949
MAN b
Eq tr 1 #8 Dec 5 1941-1950
Athens Term Ry 1st g 5s '37-.JAJ
Atl A Blrm.
55 %
W*
77
92
98
100
92
98
96%
103 %
111%
110%
101%
1.70
1.75
106
4s Mar 1 2002...MAS
Atlantic City 1st 4s 1951
1st 6s ext May 11954
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
JAJ
MAN
1st cons 4s July 1 1952...MAS
Gen ttnifser A 4%s 1964..JAD
10-yr coll tr 6s May 1 '45.MAN
Loo at Nashv 4s Oct 1 '52.MAN
Equipment trusts—
2X8 ser F 1942-1952...AAO
G 1941-1950
AAO
Atlantic Coast Line (Conn)—
Irred ctfs or tndebt 6s
.JAD
ser
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948... ..JAJ
Atl A Danvillw 1st 4s 1948...JAJ
2d g 4s 1948
.JAJ
Atlantic A Yadkin gu 4s '49. AAO
a
105%
ill"
1.40%
1.50%
See Seab'd Air Line
i—
2s
99%
26
Atlanta Knoxville A Northern—
1st mtge gold 6s 1946
..JAD
cons
99%
108%
94%
94%
108%
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M4Hu 1944 ser A.
JAJ
lut M 6s 1944 ser B
....JAJ
1st
57
oo oo
101
115
100
Oonv gold due 1960
97
77%
65%
85%
70%
78%
65%
2.15
2.00
88
34%
39%
1st
34%
34
26%
53
b
b
b
b
34%
27%
Certificates of deposit
Cambria & Clearfield Ry—
Gen M g 4s 1956...
99
45
32
36%
68%
h.Basis,
Mtga 4%s 1944...—.....JAJ
Mtge 4s 1942....—.....FAA
FAA
45
45%
77
48""
50
51
83
100
1.50%
91%
73%
3%s
conv
coll trust 1949
76
83%
84
76
5s coll trust
69""
69%
6s conv
27%
27%
1954
coll trust 1942
Equip trust 5s 1944..
100
4%s
1941-1945
98
99%
88%
Nominal,
r
77
77
98%
98%
98%
100%
90
100%
100
101%
100%
101%
3.50
4.35
2.50%
3.50%
4.35
3.50%
107%
64%
63%
65%
56
a
JAD
MAS
JAJ
JAD
1st mtge 4s ser A 1965
.MAS
Carthage A Adirondack By—
1st gtd 4s 1981..........JAD
n
77%
100
Caro Oent 1st g gu 4s 1949..JAJ
Carolina Clinchfield A Ohio—
ft Last sale,
68
98
JAJ
73
73%
98
4s cons deb
conv
80
69
66
AAO
coll trust 1951..FAA
4s
74%
75%
75%
72%
3s conv coll trust 1945
63
101
102
67
Canadian Nor deb 6 %s *49. .JAJ
Canadian Pacific Ry—
63
76
75%
78%
5s series K 1942-1944..MAN
4%s series L 1941-1945. JAD
78""
98%
83
100
guaranteed 1957
..JAJ
s guaranteed
1955
JAD
16-yr. guaranteed 1954.FAA
5s guaranteed July 1 1969 JAJ
5s gtd Oct 1 1969
.....AAO
5s guaranteed 1970—
FAA
Equipment trusts—
4%s series J1942
.MAN
1.25%
101%
66%
95%
1.25%
101
(perpetual)
JAJ
4%s secured ctfs 1944
JAD
4%s coll trust 1946
.MAS
4%s coll trust I960-.....JAJ
/ This price includes accrued interest,
1.75
74
81%
s
104
100
104%
..JAJ
...FAA
7-year 2%s 1944.—FAA
7-year guar 2%s 1946—-JAJ
3s guaranteed 1944
MAN
3s 16-year gtd 1952
FAA
3s 13-year guar 1950
—JAD
38 16-year guar 1950—...JAD
3s 16-year gtd 1953
FAA
3s 15-year gtd 1959
JAJ
4%s guaranteed 1951
.MAS
s guaranteed
1956....FAA
77
100
5%
6
Guar
46
100
71
5%
2s guaranteed 1942
2s guaranteed 1943
85
_
—
42
69%
Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955—JAJ
Canada South 6s 1962 ser A .AAO
Canadian National Rys—
1.60%
100
33%
41%
Equip trust 2 %• 1941 47—AAO
27
lncM4% AJuly 1970——MAN
5a series T Sept 1 1941
1941—
5s series V Mar 1 1942
5s series X July 1 1942.—.—
34
5
1.25%
1.60%
2.00
100%
65%
94%
62%
62%
15
2
31
31%
Cambria A Indiana RR—
1.60
77
18%
99
100
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
JAJ
Burl Cedar Rapids A North—
Con 1st A coll tr 68 g '34—AAO
0.75%
1.00%
83
/
JAJ /
3%s A 1965. .MAN
Cons mtge (stamped modified)
int at 3% to 1946 due 1957—
Buff A Susquehanna RR Corp—
2.00
2.00
45
1.75
16
1.75(
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
47%
52%
1.50
1.50
1.60
Oct '63..JAJ
JAD
5s series U Nov 1
4%# Juy 15 1947—JAJ15 /
481950
40
55
51
1st mtge 5s ser AO 1967...MAS
1st mtge 5s ser II 1956—MAN
1st mtge 4 %s ser J J1981 — AAO
1st mtge 4s ser RR 1960—JAJ
m
34%
34
45
4%s irnpt 1978------——FAA
1st mtge 4 Ms ser A 1943—AAO
3%s Jan 1 1951-----JAJ
Ref 3%s 1952 gu N Y O..AAO
Boston A Maine RR—
/
1.60'
2.25
FAA /
2.00<
Rev Beach A Lynn—
Buffalo Creek
1 *47.JAJ
6s June 1942
2.40
2.75
6s ext to Jan 15 1947
JAJ /
Boston Term Co 3%s 1947—FAA
/
Boonville St L A Sou 6s '61.FAA
90
29%
66%
Boston
Ask
2.15
Debentures 5s July 1 1938..
67%
1.60
Equip tr 2Mb 1942-1947..MA8 b
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944..JAD
107%
Birmingham Southern—
1.80
Equip trust 3 %s Dec. I 1941-46 b
Birmingham Terminal—
1st g 4s 1957 gu
90
MAS
72
97*
67
FAA
Equipment trusts
4%s ser D 1941
JAJ
4%s ser E 1942
AAO
4%s ser F 1941-1944..MAN
2%s ser J 1941-1950
MAS
l%s ser K 1941-1950-—JAD
l%s ser L 1942-1951.—JAD
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 6s g Jan 1 1943
.JAJ
Oona refund g 4s 1951
JAJ
4s stamped 1951
Piscat Div g 6s Jan 1943.. A AO
Van Bur Ext 6s g Jan '43.AAO
Battle Or A Sturgis gu 3s '89.JAD
Bay City A Battle Creek—
3s 1989.
JAD
Bedford Belt 1st 6s 1938
JAJ
Beech Crk Ext 3%
1951...AAO
Belt Ry of Ohatt 1st 6s '45—JAJ
Belvidere Del cons 3%s 1943. JAJ
Bessemer A Lake Erie-
1.65%
1.60%
86
65%
58%
Bid
t Bos ton A Maine RR (Continued)
Equipment trusts—
3%« 1941-1944
JAD
4s June 1 A Dec 1 1941-1949.
4Mb 1942-1943
AAO
5s 1942-1944
.MAN
Boston A New York Air Line—
1st mtg e gu
4s 1955
Boston A Providence—
Tol Oinn Div ref 4s A '59-JAJ
79""
95
64%
57%
100%
S'western Div 1st M due 1950
Boston A Albany 6s
78
Called for redemption; see page 110.
101
99%
PLEA West Virginia—
Ref 4s ext to 1951..-MAN
80
1.50%
87
JAJ
JAD
int 3%% to Jan
72%
P. G A H. *41-'45 b 2.00
1st M 6s 1964
...MAS
Aroostook Nor 6s g 1947
AAO
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4a 1996....AAO
Adjustment 4s July 1 1996 Nov
1946
73%
47%
103%
Potomac—See
Ann Arbor 1st g is 1996
Ark A Mem Ry Bridge A
g
Ref A gen M ser D due 2000
int 1 % to Sept 1 '46.M&S
Ref A gen M ser F due 1996
int 1 % to Sept 1 '46-M&S
84
American Refrig Transit—
Anacostia
gtd
1st mtge g 4s, July 1948-.AAO
4% ext sec notes 1944
FA A
Stamped modified bonds:
1st mtge gold due 1948 Int
at 4% to Oct 1 1946. A&O
Ref A gen M ser A due 1995
int at 1% to Decl '46.J&D
Ref A gen M ser C due 1995
interest at 1 1-5% to Dec 1
57%
57
Prior lien 6s 1948
JAJ
Gen income 6s Oct 1948...JAJ
Alabama A Vicksburg Ry—
105
Bonds
Ask
102%
Station 4s 1953.JAJ
6s 1941
Baltimore A Ohio—
109%
106%
cons g
Bid
6s 1947..AAO
Austin A Northwestern—
1st mtge
6s 1943 ser A...JAD
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
JAD
Alabama Tennessee A Northern—
1st
gu g
Canadian price.
100%
80
71
75%
80%
103
4.25
40
104%
49
110
NOTICE—All band price* are
Quotations for all securities are
Bid
Bonds
A&O
1948
Oatawisaa RR g 4s
'and
1st 5s 1940
Central Branch Union
9%
24
44%
12%
48
_
13
4
4%
3%
T1941-1952—-J&J
gold 4s 1951—J&D
3.25%
5%
13%
12~"
J&J /
9
Oconee Div 1st 5e 1945-— J&D /
Cent New Eng 1st gu 4sl96l J&J|/
Central of New Jersey—
,_|
10
1946
11
63 %
65"
^
Gen M (now
1st) g 5s 1987
Gen M 4s 1987
-JAJ
16 %
1949
. . _ F& A
1 1954—A&O
74%
—F&A
54%
54%
17
21
Ky-^,
J
77
3.75
101
2.75%
102
128%
103 %
104%
100
102
103%
105
106
106 %
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
G-16 1957.F&A
G-17 1958.F&A
1959_F&A
I960.F&A
1961.F&A
series G-21 1962.F&A
1 963.F&A
1964.F&A
2.85% series G-24 1965.F&A
2.90% series G-25 1966.F&A
Equipment trusts—
4%s 1942-1945
3s 1941-1946
2%s
1.50
J&D
1.55
1.65
„-5
M&S
1.60
-F&A
— -M&N
1.70
1945—F&A
Potts Creek 4s
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
R
1.20%
1.25%
1.35%
1.30%
1.50%
1.50%
116
l%s 1941-1950
1 %s 1942-1951.
Paint Creek Br 4s
—.
1.70
1946—---■!&J
& A Div 1st con g 4s 89.J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
J&J
111%
—
Chicago &
1949..—A&O /
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Gen M 4s 1958
-M&S
1st & ref 4 %s »er B 1977-F&A
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A.-F&A
Illinois Dfv 3%s '49 op 29.J&J
4s July 1 1949
J&J
Eq tr 2 %s 1941-1947
A&O b
Chicago & Eastern 111 (new co)—
Gen M conv inc 5s 1997--J&J f
*42-'51—M&N b
15%
1962-—-—J&J
1 st 5s 48 A&O
Chic Milw 8t Paul & Pac RR—
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O
1st mtge 4s w i 1989
J&J
Gen M inc 4%s A w i 2014.J&J
Gen M inc 4%s B w i 2039.J&J
Eq tr 58 ser J '41 to '44-—J&D
4%s ser L '42 to *45—M&S
2%s ser M 1941-1947—M&S
2%s ser U Dec 1 1941-1949—
2%s 1941-1951
A&O
Dhlcago Milwaukee & St Paul—
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989
J&J
Gen g 3%s B May 1 1989.J&J
Gen 4%s May '89 series G.J&J
Gen 4%f May 1989 ser E.J&J
Gen M 4 %■ May '89 Ser F J&J
Ext at 3% to
Chic Milw & Gary
-
b
82%
76%
82%
91%
96
1.60
1.90%
1.80%
1.65%
77
2.50
1.75%
12
46 /
53
54
1st mtge 4%s ser A 1957 w i____
1st mtge 4s ser B 1995 wi
85
Gen mtge conv inc 4%s
18
119
16%
1
106
1951-J&J
Cincinnati Union Terminal
97%
Co
lstM3%sser D 1971
M&N
1st mtge 3%s ser E 1969—F&A
Ol'field & Mah 1st gtd 5s *43-J&J
Ciev Cine Chic & St Louis—
General 4s gold 1993
J&D
Gen M 5s ser B 1993— ..J&D
Imp 4%s ser E
-
J&J
97
1.20%
24
2.75
2.25
6
/
27
25%
104%
37
6%
8%
2%
83%
/
f
0
38%
&
b
2.25
GenM4%s'87 stpd inc taxM&N /
GenM4%s'87 stpd inctax M&N,/
35
35
2~75
2.10
1.75
21%
22%
22%
23%
23%
Galled for rsdemptionj see page 110.
con
38%
37%
37%
36%
36%
2.10%
1.60%
1.25%
22%
23%
23%
25%
24%
J&J
65%
75
J&D
75
100
J&J
1st 3 %s 1941
J&J
Grand River Valley—See Michig
Grand TruDk Pacific—
Cen
Mountain div 4s
B '55 A&O
71
Superior 1st 4s '55..A&0
Sterling 4s 1962..
J&J
-
84%
90
ser
Lake
2%
19%
18%
21%
4s Feb 15 1942
Grand Trunk Western—
71
Grand Trunk Pac Branch Line—
Alberta Lines—
18"
19%
19%
19%
Great Northern—
1st & ref g 4%s'61 opt'41.J&J
Gen M 5%s 1952 ser B
J&J
ser
O
..J&J
Gen 4%s 1976 series D
Gen 4%s 1077 series K
J&«
Gen mtge 4s ser G 1946
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser H 1946
99
101%
J&J
J&J
Gen mtge 3 %s ser I 1967—J&J
Secured serial 4s '41- 44—A&O
54%
Coll
1.75%
tr
4s
1941-1951
J&J
M&S 6
Eq t* 2s 1942-1947
Greenbrier Cheat & Elk—
1st 5s 1944
13%
11%
13%
3s serial
14
2
1%
13%
2%
1%
13%
6
6
2.00
2.00
6
2.75
1.50%
1.50%
2.00%
81
3.75
95
106%
102 %
99%
90%
90%
100%
97 %
81 %
99
103
1.60
J&J
95
M&N 60.75 to
M&N 62.75to
3%sserial 1947-1951
1st mtge 4s 1966
/
/
f
78
M&N
lstggu4s$ July 1 1950—J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1941-'43 (yr)„ b
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
J&D
Gen M 5s 1973
2.50
100
an
Western div 1st 3s 1962
J&J
Prairie Section 4s ser A '55 A&O
Denver & Rio Grande Western-
lsv 4s 1950
Dec Moines & Fort
102
1945—J&J
/
/
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
Inc mtge 6s Jan 1 I960. An
21
50
26
23
Denver & Rio Grande—
4%s series O 1942
1
2s series F 1941-1950—]
2%
2%
91
22%
Reading Co.
1942-1946
M&N
„WVa Midland Ext 5s "54.J&J
Green Bay & Western—
Debenture ctfs A Feb....
/
Debenture ctfs B Feb........ /
100%
60
8%
Guantanamo & Western—
1st M 6s 1958 series A
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
J&J
21
56
57%
27
99
Dodge—
3%
/ This price includes accrued Interest,
7
k Last sale,
91%
95
—A&O
89
90
Secured notes 3s 1942-1945-J&J
/
/
b Basis.
23""
20%
20%
23
20%
1%
18%
18
20%
18
16%
15
16%
16
18
18
23
Delaware River Terminal-
Gen income 5s Aug '55---F&/
Assented subject to plan
11
2
A&O
103
101
6
10%
90
4%s 1982
1st 4%s 1941.
54
1942-49.
89
Grand Rapids & Indiana
111%
118
3%s 1956.
Equipta-\ist4s Apr 1
70
9%
9%
2nd ext 6s 1979
M&N /
Gouvernour & Oswegatchie—
94"
100%
See
35%
34%
22%
110
/
'54.
/
/
Deb 4s 1956 guar
/
/
Cuba Co extend 3s 1955—
/
f
Deposit receipts
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
J&^ /
/
Deposit receipts
/
/
Deposit recei ts.
6s extended to "
/
/
/
Imp & equip 5f I960--.
/
Deposit receipts
/
Danbury & Norw ref 4s 19
Dayton Union Ry—
Gen A %-2%s 1941-195(
Del & Bound Br
49%
66
/
1st 5s 1942—
29%
1.75%
1.75%
1.85%
1.90%
2.00%
97%
46%
Gettysburg & Harrisburg Ry—
1st 4%s 1956—
—A&O
Goshen & Deckert'n 1st 5%s 1978
28
92
1st
4s Jan 1 1947
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s
Deb 5s 1952
1.75%
110
40
28
2.25
2.40
2.50
70
2.15
22%
27
73
2.30
77
104%
Consol Rys (N H) deb 4s
Deb 4s 1955
1.75%
82
86
100%
8%
8%
2%
62%
85%
76%
68%
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15 '51-M&S 15
1st 5s 1951
M&S
2.25
/
83%
60%
67
0
/
107%
80
4s
73
2.10
/
1%
Certificates of deposit.. /
1%
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938
J&D /
19
Fort Street Union Depot Co—
1st s f3%s 1965-..
J&D
99
Genesee River 6s 1957
J&J
111
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J /
10
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948-J&D /
11
Georgia Carolina & Nor—
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
/
18
Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 series A
M&N
2%
Certificates of deposit..
2
Georgia Fla & Ala 1st 6s '62.F&A
10%
Georgia Midland 1st g 3s '46.A&O
55
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951 —A&O
113
111
1.60%
2.10
94
Proof of claim filed
107
Concord & Claremont 6s
9%
10%
/
/
Amended
Coeurd'
1960
2.00
25
106%
24%
1.75%
22%
21%
20%
9
1 st
/
Proof of claim filed
Olinchfleld RR—
Coal Riv Ry
b
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
J&J /
1st cons ref 4 %s *52 opt--M&N
108
A
B-A&O
4%s 1977 series O
Equip tr 2 %s ser A *42-'fi
b
77%
89%
57%
56%
77%
108
f 5%s 1972 series
1st M s f 5s 1973 series
f
b
ser
9
102%
105%
103%
1st 4s gold guar 1995——M&N
Cleveland Union Terminals-
s
1.75
2.25
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J /
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
1st
1.65
1.75
98%
75
1950—F&A
77
of '39 1941-49—J&D
of '40 1941-50--J&D
of '411942-51—M&N
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955.. ..J&J
ser
ser
85%
48%
1.50
75%
87%
56%
54%
1977 ser A.F&A
82%
2%s
l%s
l%s
102
95
4s *90 M&N
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4%sgen gtd 1942—J&J
Ser B 4%s gen gtd 1942..A&0
Ser B 3%s gen gtd 1942—A&O
SerC3%sgen gtd 1948—M&N
3%s gen gtd
50
of '34 1942-51----M&S b
Certificates of deposit
/
Florida Southern gu 4s 1945.J&J
109%
113
1977-J&J
CW&MDiv 1st 4s g '91.
8er D
1.60%
109
ser
54
48%
24%
24%
24
99
Florida Central & Peninsula—•
1st cons 5s gold 1943
J&J /
Florida East Coast 4%s '59-J&D /
1st & ref 5s 1974
M&S /
Ry-r
1942-1952—A&9
Cin Northern RR 1st 4s
s
83%
92%
4s
55
92"
49
24
.84%
48%
2015 wi
70
46
„
103%
2.00
66%
57%
91%
53%
48%
48%
Equipment trusts
4%s ser NN July 15 1941-424%s ser of '28 1941-43--M&S b
4%s ger of *29 1941-44—F&A b
4%s ser of '30 1941-45---J&J b
104%
6
A&O/
M&N /
A&O
92%
95%
53
F&A
A&O /
Ref & lmpt M 5s 1975
14
63
..... -
Series B 1953
Series D 1953
Ref & imp M 5s 1967
108%
106%
100%
102%
M&N
1965
1.70
107
Erie prior lien g 4s 1996—...J&J /
Gen lien gold 4s, 1996
J&J /
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser A
A&O /
64%
Valley—
1st 4s 1948
Cinn New Orl & Tex Pacific
Ref &
103
5s stamped
M&N
gtd 4s 1942
Eq trust 2%s
104%
Southeast—
63%
98
100
r
Income 5s 2862
__A&0
El Paso & R I 1st gu 5s 1951-J&J
El Paso & Southwestern RR—
1st & ref 5s 1965
A&O
51%
^
b
96%
21
107
A&O
Tst mtge 3 %s ser A 1970-.M&S
Eq tr 2%s Dec 1 1941-1949
Elraira & Williarasporc—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
78
51
M&N
Edmonton Dun vegan & British
Columbia Ry 4%s 1944—A&O
Elgin Jotiet & Eastern—
66
Gen & ref 4 %s 1981 ser B..J&J
Cleve Short Line4%s 1961--A&O
/
/
/
/
/
Equip trust 3%s 1942-'53A&0.o
Eq 4%s '41-43 E & F (yr).J&J 5
Eq 4%» 1941 G & H (yr>. J&J 5
Dhlcago & North Western—
Gen M 3%s g 1987
M&NI/
Gen M gold 4a 1987
M&Nj/
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax. -1/
Gen M 6s*87atpdinc tax. M&NI/
1 st consol
5s
70%
___
a
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948
if
lst
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82—M&N
113 %
Chic Great West 1st 4s 1959.M&S /
66%
1st mtge 4s 1988
—
J&J
32%
Gen mtge inc 4%s 2038----J&J f
Equip tr 4%s "A" 1945..A&0
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry—
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar—J&J
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 serie' ri—J&J
Ref M g 5s 1947 serivs
—J&J
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O — -J&J
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A-M&N
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B-J&J
Equip tr ser E 1941-1944-A&O
Monon Coal—See Indus bonds
Chic Indianapolis & St Louis—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953.—A&O
Chic June RR 1st 4s 1945—M&S
Chicago Memphis & Gulf—
2.50
2%
Cincinnati Lebanon & Nortnern—
Cinn & Muskingum
Gen & ref 4%s
Alton RR—
Refunding g 3s
Eq tr 3%s ser O
b
Dayton1942.— .J&D
Cine Indianapolis & West RR~lst (stmp mod) 3-5s 1965-M&N
98%
98%
108%
108%
2s 1942-1947
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
11
St L Div 1st coi tr g
M&£»
1945-1949
98%
98%
98%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
G-14 1955.F&A
G-15 1956.F&A
2.75% series G-22
2.80% series G-23
98%
97%
97%
1.30%
12
2
General 5s gold
97 %
106%
11
15
gold 5s 1952
82""
75
106%
10%
Chicago Union Station—
107%
1st mtge 3 %s ser E1963—-J&J
105%
Guaranteed 3%a 1951—M&S
1st mtge 3%s ser F 1963..J&J
1Q0%
Chicago & Western Indiana—
92%
Consul gold guar 4s 1952—J&J
94%
1st & ref M 4%s D 1962—M&S
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
J&J f 83
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
Consol
1.50%
110
1962—A&O
Eq tr l%s 1941-1950
A&O
Cincinnati Hamilton &
97
2:20% series G-13 1954.F&A
2.70'
2.70%
129%
103%
104%
1.85
J&J
'49—J&J
11%
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60hopt J&D
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960—M&S
_
98%
105
/
f
/
J&D
Springfield & St L RR 6s
45%
28%
97%
J&J
1st mortgage 3 %s
19
2.25
Omaha—
23
Duluth MIssabe & Iron Range—
11%
2.40
Chic Terre Haute &
108
19%
b
5s June 15
40
6
1.65
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
1st gold 5s 1937
J&J /
16%
East Penn 1st 4s 1958
M&S
108
East Tenn & Western N C—
1st stamped 5s 1965
95
M&N
Eq tr 4%s 1941-1944——A&O
Chicago South Sh & So BendSee Public Utility Bonds
Chic
99 %
37
Chesapeake & Ohio—
Genera] 4%s gold 1992---MAS
Ref & imtp 3%s D 1996-M&N
Ref & .mpt 3 %s ser E 1996 F&A
2%% notes. 1941—
J&J
2H% notes, 1942
J&J
2% % notes. 1943
J&J
2 % % notes, 1944
J&J
2 % % notes. 1945
J&J
2%% notes. 1946—•
.J&J
Refunding and improv. mtge-7
1.55sserG-7 1948-- ——F&A
1.65s ser G-8 1949—.—F&A
1.80s ser G-9 1950
E&41.90s ser G-10 1951 ——F&A
2% series G-ll 1952.—F&A
2.10% series G-12 1953.F&A
is**
1st gold guar 4s 1953
Dext & Piscataquis 4 %s
NO-
Con g3%s June 15 51
Mem Div tut 4s 1951
,
b
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
1st 5s Mar 1 1964
1.25%
1.25%
1.25%
1.25%
1.70%
1941-1947-M&N b
Chic St Paul Minn &
J&J
Chatt Rome & Sou 1st 5s '47 J&J
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu—J&J
series G-18
2.55'
2.60'y0 series G-19
series G-20
2.65'
2s series U
Con g
79%
88
1942
series
series
series
series
.
Chicago 8t Louis &
Chateaugay Ore & Iron—
2.30%
2.40%
2.45%
2.50%
1952 ser A.
- - -M&S
A certif ofdep... . 30-yr omv 4%s 1960
-M&N
Equip tr 2%s 1941-1950--F&A
2s series T 1941-1950-— M&N
76
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1941 1944 (yr).
Charleston & Western Carolina—
1st 5b 1946—
A&O
2
69%
24%
1.75
1.75
1.75
2.00
IMl-a-.-P&A
V
8ec 4 %s
75
60
European loan 4s 1946—-M&S
CentralRR & Banking of Ga—
Coll tr 5s ext'd to 1942—M&N
Central RR of South Carolina—
1st ref 6s 1941-1976
4s
15%
^
1 st ref 4s g guar
Vermont
4H! IS*
80
-
2nd Mort. gold4s 1995-—J&D /
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel—■
1st guar 4 %s 1961
M&N
16%
Ask
78
Eq tr 2%s 1942-1947
M&N 6
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
4%s series W 1941-44--M&S
4%s series X 1945 --—-F&A
2%s Dee 15 1941-1949---—
Chicago Rock Island & Pac Ry—
General gold 4s 1988———J&J
Certificates of deposit--- —Ref g 4s 1934 opt to 1911—A&O
Certificates of deposit— — -Sec 4% «er
1st g guar 4s Oct
Guar g 5s 1960
Central
17
14
/
-J&J /
—
Pacific—
Central
16%
17%
1.75
3.00
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946-—J&J
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947—J&J
Mobile Div g 5s
29%
16
15%
15%
1 %
68%
23%
Bid
Des Plaines Val 4%s 1947—M&S f
1st extend 4s
1969
Det & Mack 1st lien 4s 1995-J&D
1
Equipment trusts—
4s series
Bonds
Ask
28%
May 2037--—J&D
1st & ref 4%s May 2037—J&D
1st & ref 4 %s May 2037 O J&D
r>»nvg4Ms 1949 ser A—M&N
1st & gen mtge 2%-4s w i
J989.1
2d mtge conv inc 4%s1 w11999.
lst divisional 4s w i 1969———
1st
1st & ref 6s
10%
21%
Cons gold 5s 1945
—
Ref & gen 5%s 1959 ser B-A&O
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser O—A&O
Bid
Bonds
North Western (Con.)
15-year 6%a Mar 1936—M&8
Chicago &
Pacific¬
ist 4s 1948
J&D/
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945——F&A
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Ask
106%
--J&J /
intere«t',exceptwheremarked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
near as
a«
Central Arkansas & Eastern—
Ohatt Div
07
RAILBOAD B0ND8
June, 1941]
92
1st 5%s 1950 ser B
1st 5s 1950 series O
A&O
.
Equip tr 2%s 1941-1946—J&D
n Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
1.75
96
1.25%
RAILROAD
68
BONDS
NOTICE—All bond prices art "and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Gen inc 6s ser A 2015
46
47
1st & ref 4s ser B
71
71%
J&J /
1975..—J&J
Gulf & Ship Island BK1st ref & term g 5s
87
Feb '52. J&J
loo"
85
Stmpd (July 1 1933 cpn on)
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
73
71
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu
J™-1
Harlem R & Portch—See N Y N H & Ha rtford
Harris Ports Mt Joy A Lane RR
106
Ext 4s 1943
-J&J
52"
50
Hoboken Ferry 6s 1946. ..MAN
128%
129%
Hocking Valley 4 Hs 1999—J&J
Holidaysburg Bedford A Cumb—
103
102%
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
-J&J
70
Hoi yoke A West 4%s 1951--A&O
62%
64%
Housa tonic con 5s 1937.—M&N
-
Hudson A
1957 opt
--FAA
AdJ inc up to 6% Feb 57.A&0
1st M 4%s 1957 conv
F&A
Huntington A Broad Top Mt
RR A Goal extend 6s 1940 A&O
1940..—-—A&O
1%
Extended 5s
Illinois Central
51
18
94%
92
30
45 3d
46%
45%
44%
44*
44%
43%
43
53%
46%
79%
62%
59%
1966.F&A
1951—J&J
Louisv Div 3%s g 1953—J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951—F&A
St Louis Div g 38 1951
J&J
Gold 3%s 1951
J&J
8p'field Div ext 3%s 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951—F&A
Litch Div 1st g 3s
46%
§8*
60%
45%
44%
45
49
60
95
62%
63%
2.15
1.50
1.60
1.40%
1.50%
1.50%
1.80
1.85
Q,f1941-1944----F&A
Belt RR—
4s 1957
J&J
4%s 1957
J&J
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950
J&J
Indianapolis & Louisville—
1st guar 4s 1956
J&J
Indianapolis Union—
Ref & imp M 3 %s ser B '86 M&S
Internat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A.April
1st M 5s 1956 series B
J&J
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
J&J
Equipment trusts—
4 Hs series B 1942
A&O
Internet Rys (Central America)—
Purch money 5s 1972..—J&J
75%
19
60
18
22
12%
1%
12%
12%
13
1%
13%
13%
1.75
1.40%
79"
79%
92%
88
•
V"
1%
9
1st & gen mtge 5s 1967----J&J
Ref & ext 5s ser A 1967—J&J
-
-
w.
»
107
54%
Central
105
30
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945
95
HO
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5s 1956.
75
108
Morris & Essex 3 %s 2000
J&D
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A...M&N
39%
40%
35%
J&J
Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945--M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
Eqtr 3s F Jan 1 1942-1946...
2%s ser G 1942-1950--M&S
Dublin A Savannah—
1st 5s 1947
..J&J
68
95%
J&J
Secured 6s
41
41%
86
78
68%
68%
72
75
b
1.75
1.40%
b
2.20
1.70%
107%
ser.-J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky A Indiana Term RR—
109%
25
J&J
J&J
J&J
1961.J&J
79
87
1st mtge 4Ha unguar
Lake Erie & Western RR—
108
Leamington & St Clair 4s *45 A&O
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4%s '57-M&S
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser A 1965
A&o
Equiptr4%sG 1941-45.-M&N
Eq tr 3s ser K 1941-1947.-J&J
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A
Lehigh Valley—
1st gold 4s 1948....
..J&D
Con M 6s ann lrred
..J&D
Con M 4%r ann lrred... J&D
4s stpd modified 2003
M&N
4%sstpd modified 2003..M&N
5s stpd modified 2003
M&N
jehigh Valley (NY)-1st 4%s extended 1950...-J&J
jehigh Valley Terminal Ry—
1st 5s extended 1951
.A&O
jehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945..M&8
98
112
60%
80%
92%
80%
1st mtge 5s ext at 3 % to *47 J&J
2d 6s 1941
-J&J
Lake Shore A Michigan SouthCong g ref 3%s 1997J&D
86
100%
/
53
4s *51 .M&S
54
Wise.
69%
97%
88%
100%
92
85
60
62"
109
96%
1.75
1.75
47
96%
1.40%
1.40%
.48%
77%
73
~
.
.
April 1914
74
59%
26%
61
30%
27%
29%
33%
48
guar.M&N
5oiH
33
Istj poii4s(Apr 1914
2
2
.
54%
.56
Central
receipt No 4 on
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954.
2%
2%
Certificates of deposit
Minneapolis Northfield &
Southern Ry 1st 6s '41.-M&S
75
Mobile & Birmingham—
Prior lien 5s. 1945....——J&J
5s small 1945......—.J&J
Gen M g 4s 1945.......—J&J
a
Called
38
37
40
Certificates of deposit
b
1.75
Equip trust 4%s—
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
100%
1st M g 4%s 1945 guar
J&J
52%
New York Central RR—
62%
58%
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A..F&A
Ref & impt 4 %s 2013 A
A&O
42
Ref &
impt 5s 2013 O
10-year 3%s
64
A&O
93%
f 1946--A&0
20%
35%
8%
2%
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt-_J&J
L S coll tr g 3%s 1998
F&A
M O coll tr g 3%s 1998...F&A
34
103
94
98
100
sec s
5%s 1974
ser
n%
3-yr6s ext'd notes 1941
20
Debenture 6s, 1950
Equipment trusts—
2%s 1942-1947
12%
4
66%
1%
1.70%
3d
RR—
99%
102
M&N
99%
99%
M&S
1938——-M&S
Greenwood Lake—5s 1946
M&N
mtge 4%s
27
40%
104%
New York Lack & Western—
12%
2.75%
21%
20%
21%
20%
22
1st & ref 4s
ser
A 1973
35
54%
58%
M&N
1st & ref 4%s 1973 ser B..M&N
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941
94
M&S
94
General 1st 5s 1941
M&S
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J15
21%
21%
22%
20%
22%
23%
22
%
1%
1.25%
2.15
84%
/
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&8 /
Deb 3%s March 1947
M&8 /
95
83%
84
b Basis.
21
15-year secured 6s 1940
1st & ref 4%s 1967
21%
21%
41%
24%
Equipment trusts—
2 %s 1941-1949
2%s 1942-1950...
M&S b
F&A 6
2.10
M&S 5
2.20
1.80
4%s9-15-41to3-15-45M&S15 b
4%s 1941-1946
J&J b
Har Riv & Pt Ohes 4s *54 M&N
95
25%
5%
22%
22%
22%
/
/
A&O /
J&D /
Deb 3%s 1954 non-conv. .A&O
Deb 3%s 1956 conv
...J&J
3s 1941-1951
1%
110.
1.80
2.00
2.25
NY & Har 1st g 3%s 2000—M&N
N Y & Hob Fy gs May 1940..J&D
37%
8l"
93
M&S
30%
25%
37
80
A&O
J&D
New York &
Guar g
1.75
75
M&S
1st 4s ext g 1947
2d ext 5s 1939
87
2.25
1
95%
62%
91%
98%
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1965.A&O
New York & Erie RR—
84%
20
1.75
2.10
J&J
4s 1941-1949
New York Connecting
82
20%
21%
20%
1%
80
F&A
3s 1941-1951
82
22
60
A&O
M&S
A
Ref 4%s 1978 ser O
Coll tr 4s 1946
10%
3.50
81%
100%
64%
New York Chicago & 8t Louis—
1st 3%s extend 1947
A&O
10%
11%
10%
30%
25%
26%
12%
61,
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt Morris—
*3%s 1959
J&D
N Y Cent equip trusts—
4 %s 1942 1945
M&N b
2 Ha Mar 15 1942-1952
b
1%
98
J&J
for redemption, see page
40
.F&A
Certificates of deposit
1st M 4%s 1956 series D..F&A
41%
t Secured interest at exchange rate of 4.8665.
Nominal,
r Canadian price.
1956 series O
17
—
35%
34%
40%
40
20%
3%
/
65
1st ref 5%s 1978 ser B—-J&J /
1%
25-year 5%s 1949
M&S /
75
1st Cen Ter Ry 4s ext '53.M&N
75
Minn Terminal 1st 3 %a '50_. J&J
105
Minn Transfer Ry 3%s 1956-J&O
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
RR cons 4s 1951
J&J
1959..J&J /
Equip trust 2 %s 1941-1949F&A b
Mo Kans & Okla 5s 1942...M&tt
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
J&J
Prior lien 4%s 1978 ser D.J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&O /
Eq tr 2%s 1942-1952
F&A b
Missouri Kan & Texas Ry Co—
1st gold 4s 1990
... J&D
Mo Pacific RR (new company)1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A
F&A /
Certificates of deposit
/
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F...M&S/
Certificates of deposit
/
1st A ref 5s 1978 ser G—.M&N /
Certificates of deposit...— /
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H—A&O /
Certificates of deposit..
/
1st & ref Ss 1981 ser I
F&A /
Certificates of deposit..
/
Conv g 5%s 1949 ser A...M&N /
Secured 5%s 1941-1956—J&D f
Eq tr 4 %s '42-*44 F tyr)._M&N b
Equip tr 2%s 1941-1949..F&A b
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975.M&S /
3d ext 4s July 11938
M&N /
71%
/
/
Certificates of deposit
Ref
1st cons 5s 1938 gu int
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
/
3 %s conv secured 1952
M&N
New York Central & Hud Riv—
Ref g 3%s July A 1997...J&J
96
gold 4s 1938
J&J /
gold Ss 1938-—.—J&J /
19%
71
1st M 5%s 1954 series A—A&O
Certificates of deposit..
66%
8%
2%
%
%
3
76
A&O /
*
1st 5s 1954 series B
58
30
31
14
J&J
New Qrl Term 1st 4s 1953..J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A—A&O
Northern—
/
4s 1947M&S /
Mil&State Line 1st 3%s 1941. J&J /
Minneapolis A St Louis—
5s ctfs of deposit 1934..—M&N /
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&s /
Ref A ext 5s Feb '62 ser A.Q-F /
Certificates of deposit—... /
Merriam Jet & Albert Lea—
1st 7s ext at 6% 1932..J&D /
Certificates of deposit
/
74
„
/
,
82
J&D
32
f
Income deb 5s 2032
J&J/
New Orleans & Nor East 6s 1915
Ref & Impt 4%s 52 ser A.. J&J
69
...J&D /
53%
53%
/
General 5s Jan 1 1938
New Orleans Great Northern
73
37
52%
39%
25
2%
82
M&N
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Oonsoi g 5s July 1 1945...J&J
New Haven & Northampton—
Ref cons 4s 1956—
.J&D
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
N J & N Y 1st ext 5s 1950—M&f
1st 5s
A&O /
A&O
A....Sept
2%
1951
50-year 1st 5s 1983
67%
98%
63
2%
Assent cash warrant and scrip
71
AdJ M Apr 1 *53 ser
Adj 5s series B 1953 Sept
4s small 1945
3
coupon on)
April 1914 coupon" ~off"l95l
J&D /
(Foreign series) 1960
Midland of New Jersey—
55
%
1977.
52
66%
96%
1st 4s 1957
J&J
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942..M&N
48%
29
'
1977..
on
National BR of Mexico—
Prior lien 4%s assent cash
warr't & scrip ret No 4 on '26 /
Joliet & Northern Indiana—
cons
coupon off
scrip receipt No 5
81
116%
85
Michigan Central—
Ref & inapt 4 %s 1979 ser C. J&J
1st gold 3%s 1952
M&N
Grand River Valley—
1st
2%
2%
2%
Assent cash warrant and
72
lstext4%8 1939
2.15
4%s—
scrip receipt No 4 on 1957.
Gtd gen a f4s (Apr *14 coup on)
89)1
29
Con ext 4 %s 1939
Mil Sparta & NW 1st
lien
68%
M&S
July 1914 coupon on 1957...
July 1914 coupon off 1957...
110%
40%
Milwaukee &
F&A
A
Assent cash warrant and
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
1st gtd 3%s 1941.
..J&J
ext at 5% to 1940
Midland Valley 5s 1943
ser
Jan 1914 coupon on 1957
90
_
90%
Prior
110
1.50%
Mo-Illinois RR 1st 5s
97
1st M 4s 1978
105%
2.00
41%
f
J&J
Constr'n 4%s 1955 ser B.M&N
Nashville Chattanooga & 8t L—
1.70%
1.50%
104%
108%
Equiptment trust 5s to 1944
&
Manila RR Sou Lines—
1st 4s extend 1959
...
M&N
43
f
J&J
1978
87
82
g
J&J
.
79 %
51%
1st
1955
*
1st mtge & coll 4s ser A *45 J&D
Conv gen 4%s ser A I960.J&D
1959
6s
Eq tr 2%s 1942-1952
National Rys of Mexico—
93
Macon
94%
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
4Ms stamped 1961
Ha plain 1961
-
104%
98%
Minn St P & Sault 8te Marie—
f
Kan City Sou 1st g 3s 1950--A&O
Ref & Impt 5s Apr 1 1950. _ J&J
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
A&O
103 %
1st A ref 4%s 2003 ser O—A&O
97%
1st & ref 4s ser D 2003...A&O
92%
'st &ref3%8 8er E 2003.-A&"
86%
Eq tr 2%s 1941-1954
J&D 6
21.5
l%s 1941-1950
J&D15 b
1.80
Ext mtge unif 3 %s A '50. J&J
104 %
Ext mtge unif 4s B I960--J&J
106%
Atl K & Cln Div 4s 1955- -M&N
108%
Pad A Mem Div 1st 4s *46-F&A
105%
St Louis Div 2d 3s 1980--M&S
87
Mob & Mont 4%s 1945--M&S
108
Southern Ry joint Monon
collateral 4s, 1952
J&J
89
L & N Term 1st g 4s *52 gu J&D
108
1st cons
Sept 1 r
income 6s Mar 1934
55
Mich.
108%
90%
125
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
1%
105%
105%
Ref & ext 6s ser B
102
127
Non-cum inc deb 5s 2008.-Jan/
50
Jacksonville Terminal—
1967—J&J
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
1st g 4s 1959 guar
J&D
Jollet & Northern Indiana—See
Joplln Union Depot Co—
1st 5b June 1 1944
J&D
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948.A&G
Kana & Micb 1st 4s 1990--A&O
Kan City Ft Scott A Memphis—
Ref g 4s 1936 guar.
A&O
Certificates of deposit
Kan C Mem & Bir 4s 1934.-M&S
Gen
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
8
49
Montana Wyoming & Southern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1939
M&S
1st 4s 1959
M&S
Jackson Lansing A Saginaw
1st 3%s Sept 1 1951—.M&S
107
Gainesville &
Gulf Ry 1st 5s 1951
...A&O f
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw—
See Michigan Central
50
4s Sept 1914 coupon on 1977.. /
4s Asst(cash warr A coup)..1977/
Jacksonville
n
J&J
1.50%
Mexican International—
16%
J&D
Iowa Central 5s ctfs 1938.-J&D f
1st & ref g 4s 1951
M&S f
gold
86%
2.00
25
80
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st ggu 5s Nov 1 1959
M&N
73%
M&N
F&A
1st M 5s 1972 opt
1st 1 & refers 1947
Debenture 4s 1961
Oonsoi
97
A&O
Meridian Term 4s *55
b
33
53%
Monongahela Ry Co—
1st mtge 3%s ser B 1966.F&A
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955...A&O
1.90%
112
/
/
/
/
1.50
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
49%
108%
/
1.65
2.65
1991
M&S
3%s 2002—.M&S
87
2.30
Genl mtge
Gen mtge
1st guar g 4s
1.25%
lstcons A 6s 1963
A&O
Marshl'Lld & Southeastern—See
50
^
F&A b
46%
55%
Mohawk & Malone—
J&J
Prior lien 1st 5s 1945
Gen sf 5s 1974
Maryland & Pa 1st
.J&D
1942-1951
ilst gold 4%s 1961
97
1.75
49%
49%
Indiana Harbor
5e
95%
96%
96
96%
1949
M&S
Refunding mtge 4a 1949..M&S
4s stamped 1949
.M&S
Equip tr 4 %s 1941-45 (yr).F&A b
Louisiana & Ark 5s A 1969---J&J
Equip trust 3%s to 1946
A&O b
La & North West 5s 1935. _A&0 /
92
M&S
Kq 4 %s 1942-1942 (yr)..J&J15
Eq tr 2%s 1941-1955
F&A
Montgomery Div g 5s 1947—
Certificate of deposit
/
20
95 %
Unified g 4s.
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
Maine Central—
1.75%
1.75%
1.00%
2.15
111 Cent RR Co & Chic St L &
N O RR jt 5s, A. 1963—-J&D
1st M
17
4s. 1938
of deposit 1977
5s certificates of
deposit 1938..
Eq tr 4s 1942-1943
M&8
Long Island—
47
47
Equipment trusts—
2%s ser T 1942-1949—M&S
3s ser R. 1941-1952
M&S
4%b ser N. 1941
A&O
4%s ser O, 1941-1942—.J&J
4%s ser P, 1944
A&O
Eq tr 2s
95
70
92
1950—J&D
4%s series C, 1963
Illinois Terminal RR—
97
32
M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955
40-year 4%a Aug 1
Gen gold
4%s certificates
103
100
1st. gold 4s 1939 guar
...J&J'/
Long Dock cons 3 Ha 1950—A&O /
Bid
Bonds
Mobile & Ohio—
62
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
1st gold 4s 1951—
--JAJ
Sterling 3%s coll tr 1950—J&J
1st gold 3%s 1951
J&J
1st extended g 3%s 1951--A&O
1st g 3s sterling 1951
MAS
Coll trust gold 48 1952—-A&O
Ref g 4s 1956 oj)t 1918--M&N
Pur liens 1st g 3 Ids 1952
J&J
Collateral trust 4s 1953
M&N
4s ser
"2%
—
Bridge 4s g
118
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
Louisville & Jeffersonville
44%
9%
44%
9%
Carlo
«.
Ask
116%
Lex& Easfn lstgu 5s 1965--A&O
Lincoln Park A Charlotte—
1st extended 5s 1949
J&J
Lltcbf & Madls 1st 5s 1959.M&N
Little Miami guar 4s 1962.-M&N
Little Rock A Hot Spr West Ry—
Manhattan—
1st gold 5s
Bid
Bonds
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
defaulted bonds
the date of issue
J&J
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992....M&S /
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
J&D /
N Y & N J Ferry 5s 1046
/ Price includes accrued Interest,
2.15
1.85
'84%
42
5%
1%
k Last sale.
NOTICE
All
bond
ortc«s
are
Bid
Bonds
New York Pennsylvania A OhioPrior Hen ext 4 32 s, 1950.-MAS'/ 103 54
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948.—JAD f 103,
N Y Prov A Bos 4s 1942
AAO / r95>»
NY A Putnam 1st 4s g 1993.AAO
4822
107 54
N Y 8hort Line 4s 1957
FAA
Phila A Reading
50
10854
55
NY & Stamford 4s 1958
MAN
New York Susq & Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937--.—JAJ
2d mtge 4 Ha 1937
F&A
100
/
f
Gen mtge. 5s g 1940
-F&A
Term 1st g 5s 1943
-MAN
N Y Westchester A Boston Ry—
1st M g 454s 1940 guar
JAJ
Norfolk A Carol 5s 1946
JAJ
3254
13
13
14"
8354
/
21
20
2054
20
21
ganization manager) 1941-
95
100
7154
1754
lst mtge 454s w 1 1998
Gen mtge conv inc 5s w 12014- Norfolk Term 1st gu 4s *61-MAN
Norf Term A Transp 5s '48.F&A
Norfork A Western Ry—
1st con 4s 1996
73
1854
120
12654
AAO
12854
101
Norrlst'n A Maine 1st 4s '52 MAS
'rforth
Pennsylvania RR—
Gen g 3 3s 1953
11554
MAS
Northern Cent 5s 1974 A
Gen A ref
85
JAD
112
4^sB stpd '74.MAS
Northern Ohio
Ry—
114"
75
AAO /
1st gtd g 5s 19451st mtge g 5s (stamped
cancella-t
tion of guarantee 1945--AAO /
Certificates of deposit
.;/
V
7654
QA J
OAF
At; J&J
B
JAJ
Ref A imp 6s 2047 ser
Ref A imp 5s 2047 ser O
Ref A imp 5s 2047 ser D
Eq tr 222s 1942-1947
4454
53 54
6654
5854
5854
JAJ
JAJ
MAS
Eq tr 252s 1911-1946
JAJ
Eqtr2 3<s 19tl-1950-.--.FAA
Nor RR of N J gen 4 34s 2000. JAJ
&
b
b
/
N'western Term Co 5s 1948-FAAj
N'western Term RR 5s Apr 1977- /
1.75
1.80
1.90
23
15*
n*
67
6054
5954
1.30%
1.35%
1.50%
1st guar g
Old
24"
10154
JAJ /
4s 1948
68
71
12
1254
1254
1254
1254
,
JAJ/
Colony RR 4s 1938
654
10654
FA A /
JAD/
M 4 Ha 1950 series O
JAJ /
City-Ada-Atoka 6s '54.JAJ /
12
1st M 554s 1944
1st M 5s 1945series B
12
1st
12
Okla
1st cons guar, 5s 1946
JAJ
Oregon-Washington RR A Nav—
10654
1st A ref g gu 4s '61 opt.-JAJ
PacFruit Express—See Sou Pac—
85
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938--FAA /
2d ext 5s gold 1938
JAJ/ 8154
Carondelet Branch—
I
80
1st extended 434s 1938.AAO/
80
St Louis City real est 5s *38 JAJ /
104
Paducah A 111 1st 4 Ha 1955.JAJ,
10654
87
86
Pennsylvania Company—
28-year secured 4s 1963
FA A
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
MAN
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1942
JAD
Gu tr ctfs g 3 34s 1944
JAD
Penn ANY Canal A RR—
7
40
60
71"
105
10554
10754
10454
110
105
62
Cons extend 4s 1949
__AAO
66
6754
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943-.
Con M 4s gold 1948
Gen g 4 Ha 1965.
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
10354'
JAD
1970—AAO
Conv deb 3 32* 1952
AAO
30-yr secured 4s 1941-1964.JAJ
Gen M 3 32s ser O
112
112
12154
10654
113
10254
10254
9354
9554
9054
10054
1.85
1911-1950. JAD b
1912-1952 MAN|&
254s Oct 1 1941-1954 .AAO 6
2^8 series K 1941-1955.JAJb
1.65
1.75
2.00
2.10
1
2.10
2 Ha series G
2 ^s series H
22> series L 1942-1956.FAA b
M.IS
Equip tr 4V£s 1912-1945-.MAN b
Equip tr 2 548 1942-1947--MAN|&
Equip trust 2 Ha 1941-"46 .JAJ 6
Perkiomen RR ext 3 Ha 1951 .JAJ
Phila A Bait Cent 4s 1951
MAN
Phila Bait A Washington—
1st iold 4s 1943
MAN
Gen 4s April 1 1960—...AAO
Gen 5s 1974 series B—
T&A
Gen M 4Ha 1977 tar O.. JAJ
God 4^ series
D 1981
T&D
Phila A Chester Val 4s 1918.AAO
Phila A Frankf 1st 454s '52..FAA
Phila Newton A N Y 3s 1942 AAO
Philadelphia A Reading RR—
Impt mtge 4s 1947
AAO
Extend 4 54s 1943
AAO
—
.
1942
MAN
10622
5454
5554
5524
5424
3.00%
2.75%
2.25%
53
5354
3.75
3.15
2.75
Ferries) 1st 554? 1949
4s Sept
69
104
8222
83
1.35%
95
53
4222
"52
1st extend 3s 1948
__M&S
Tenn Ala & Georgia 4s 1957
Terminal RR Assn (St Louis)—
952
4354
924
1422
impt M 324s B '74-J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942.M&S
85 54
87
/
JAJ/
624
5
5
l»
7
JA
Ref &
1st gold 5s 2000..
2d 5s Dec 1 2000
93"
92
35
70"
35
90
4s
4sseries CO 1912-1943.MAN,&
4 54s series DD 1942-45. AAO
St Louis Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989
MAN
b
Gen A ref 5e
ser
Equipment trusts—
454s series K 1911-1945.JAJ
St Paul A
68
1st guar g 4s 1943..
JAJ
San Fran Terra 1st 4s 1950.-AAO
1.75
1.90
1.80
90
10354
69
1.30%
1.50%
1.40%
93
10454
10754
105
11854
114
10854
88
95
10154
119
11454
10954
1935.JAJ /
Schuylkill A Lehi'h—
1st 4s 1948
MAN
Scioto Val A N E 1st 4s 1989MAN
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co—
1st gold 4s 1950
AAO
Stamped
AAO
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949
FAA
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
1..AAO
Certificates of deposit
1st A cons 6s 1945 ser A
MAS
105
103
10254
b Basis,
/
/
/
/
/
/
Certificates of deposit
/
5% secured notes 1931
FAA /
Receiver ctfs 3-3 54s '45—FAA
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st g 4s May 1 1933
MAS /
85
10
57
1.35%
1.40%
1.80
10552
91
9154
10480
7154
7154
7054
A&O b
F&A b
1.50
1.70
J&D b
D 1941-1952—.M&N b
1.85
1.70
2.00
JAJ
10154
1st gold 4s April 1 1950...AAO
Tol Term 1st 434« *57 gu
MAN
Tol Walhoudlng Valley A Ohio—
46
28
1.70
90
79
imp M 3 22s ser A '60 JAD
Mary's Div 1st 4* 1951F&A
109 52
1st mtge 4s ser B 1967
Toledo St Louis A Western—
7454
1.35%
76
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
MAS
Toronto Hamilton A Buffalo—
104
gold 4s June 1 1946
JAD
Consol M 454« 1966 ser A. F&A
Transylvania RR 1st 5s 1956.J&J
Union Depot (Columbus, Ohio)—
Gen 4 54» 1946........--.J&J
94
1st
1752
92
78
52
104
Union Pacific—
1st ry & land gr 4s g 1947—J&J
35-year 354s debs 1971—M&N
34 vear 3 l-4« debs L970
_A&0
Ref mtge 3 548 ser A 1980.. J&D
Eq tr 222s ser K l9H-'52—J&J
Union RR (Penn) 1st 5s '46.M&S
"422
4
922
114
112 22
Deb 6s
84
M&S
1946
Union Terminal Co
22
9322
8554
10524
10654
Vandalia RR 4s 1955
1154
1054
122
422
622
534
622
6352
1354
121
M&S
10854
11054
11054
A..F&A
M&N
108
54
1934
J&J
July 1914 coupon ofT
J&J
war & scrip ret No. 6 on
Vicksburg Bridge Co—
1st mtg g 4 54s
12
12
Cash
124
454
1st
5
4
ser
10254
112 54
121
Series B 1957
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
12154
1.70
113
114
M&S
F&A
1st 454s Feb 1 1973
Gen 1st g 354s 1951
91
97
104
M&S
M&S
1st 4 54s Sept 1 1979
General gold 4s 1944
1st 4s Sept 1 1948
4
11154
97 54
(Dallas)
1st mtge 3 22s 1967
F&A
United N J RR & Canal Co—
9454
9524
/ This price includes accrued interest.
102
M&N b
B 1912-1943
22s ser
11022
10922
Toledo Peoria A Western RR—
Santa Fe Prescott A Phoenix—
MAS
7854
St
13 24
St Paul A
1st g 5s 1942
| Savannah A Atlanta 6s
58
83 54
91
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—
10754
1.70
2.05
Ref A
80
66
4754
854
1.65
2.05
Toledo A Ohio Central—
1352
79
-
8554
Toledo Canada Southern A Det—
1st 4s 1956
...JAJ
UH
1.75
JAD
80
7754
St Paul East Gr Tr 4 54s
81H
13
Duluth—
1st consol g 4s 1968
9154
12
13
2554
1652
b
11
6654
9954
45
JAJ
JAJ
A 1990. --JAJ
2.45
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 554s 1964
M&S
74
2d g inc 48 Nov 1989
1st term A unif 5s 1952
to 102
2
70
35
1252
1154
1224
1154
1352
1254
MAS
stpd..
ser
4 54s ser C 1941-1944
71
7054
6924
3354
Equipment trusts—
103
Equipment trusts—
4 548 ser JJ 1942
4 54s ser A 1942-1943
109
Ry
Cons In 4 54s 1978 ser A
Certificates of deposit
J&D
—
Ann Mar
A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O
A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D...J&D
118
Certificates of deposit
Prior Hen 5a 1950 series B.JAJ
Certificates of deposit.
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B
90
.
F&A
1st M 532s 1950 guar
Texas & New Orl 5s 1943
Texas & Pacific Ry—
754
522
454s stamped 1941
JAJ
Clair Maa A St Louis Belt—
Alton Rridge 1st g 4s '51-.JAJ
St Clair Term RR 5s 1950..MAS
St Johns A L Cham 5s 1944.MAS
St Jos A Grand Island 4s *47. J AJ
St Lawr A Adlrond 5s 1996--JAJ
2d gold 6s 1996
..AAO
8t Louis Iron Mountain A 8011—
Riv A Gulf Divs 4s 1933-MAN
Certificates of deposit
St L Peo A N W 5s 1948
JAJ
2.60
Texarkana & Fort Smith—
1st consol gold 58 1944. .-F&A
s f g 4s '53 opt '10.J&J
Gen ref
Ry—
4V4s 1941
2.30
Susquehanna Bloomsburg A
10S
Berwick RR 5s 1952
A&O
6
Tampa & Gulf Coast g 5s'53.A&0
Tampa & Northern RR—
47
5s (stamped 3s) 1936
J&J /
Tampa Un Term 4-654s '53..J&J / 46
1252
MAS /
4s stamped 1949...
con
M
43
JA
1.75
1.75
2.40
Tavares & Gulf RR—
105
5s 1939--JAD
1940
_JAJ
1st 4s 1939
10552
10322
1.50
30
Spok lnternat 1st g 5s 1955-JAJ /
10354
Staten Isld Ry 454s 1943
J&D
Stephenvllle Nor & Sou Texas—
10
1st M guar g 5s 1940 stmp.-J&J
90
Stoney Creek 1st ext 4s 1957-A&0
Sturgi8 Goshen & St Louis Ry—
43
1st 3s Dec 1 1989
J&D
30
Suffolk & Car con 5s 1952..-J&J
101
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
A&O
St
10654
11354
10254
1.50%
1.35%
1.45%
1.70%
1.75%
1.75%
68
1.70
M
Rutland
123
9054
54
72
6622
8154
8154
JAJ
1st 4s 1995
72
19
1754
Prior Hen 4s 1950 series A. JAJ
96
Spartanburg Union A-Columbia—
87
69
JAD
JAJ
4s 1951-J&J
St Louis Div 1st g
452
1 1951
4 54s 1957
.—.JAJ
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
JAJ
11254
11254
94
9552
104
80
a
66"
Railway—
Develop A gen M g 4s '58-AAO
Develop A gen 6s 1956
AAO
Develop A gen 6548 1956
AAO
Equipment trusts—
4s series BB 1942-1943-MAS
434s series CO 1941-44—J&D
1 J4s ser GG 1941-50--M&N b
154s series HH 1941-50-J&D b
Aiken Branch 4s 1998
—J&J
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
91
95
5224
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955-JAJ
Southern
106
Rich A Mecklenb'g 4s 1&48-MAN
Richmond Term 334s 1965..MAS
Klo Gr June 1st gu
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s
AAO /
Southern Pacific RR Co—
1st ref g 4s 1955 opt 1910-JAJ
10554
11752
9922
9354
55
52 52
52 22
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
1st consol g 5s 1994
Port Richmond Warehouse—
60
Called for redemption; see page 110.
b
b
b
b
b
2 52s series Q 1941-55—AAO b
252s series R 1942-56- —J&D b
65
Eq tr 454s 1942-45 (s-a).-MAN
Delaware River Terminal—
1st 5s
Equipment trusts—
454s series J 1941-1942..JAJ
454s series L 1941-1944.JAD
454s series M 1942-1945MAN
254s Aug 1 1941-1954
2 52s series N 1941-1951 MAN
92
opt*06--A&O
6734
AAO
45
..Aprl/
4
Peoria A Pekln Union Ry—
1st g 5Ha 1974series A
FAA
106H
Peoria Ry Ter 4s 1937 gu op. JAJ /
62
2U cons inc 4s 1990
A..JAJ
B. JAJ
1654
114
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996--JAD
'47. JAJ
Kansas City Short Line
1st guar 4 4s 1941
..FAA
8t Paul Union Depot—
1st A re.' 5e 1972
JAJ
Salt Lake City Union Depot
and RR 1st, 5a 1938
MAN
Salt Lake A Ogden 5s 1934
Peoria A Eastern Ry—
1st cons ext 4s 1960
a
15
40
Gen A ref 4 Ha 1997 ser A._ J&J
Gen A ref 4 Ha 1997 ser B.JAJ
10654
Equipment trusts—
4s series E 1942-1949..-JAJ &
4b July 1956 ser
4 Ha 1980 ser O
1951
St Louis-San Francisco
Gen M 4 Ha 1981 ser D...AAO
Gen M 4 Ha ser E 1984
JAJ
Deb 434s 1970
AAO
Pere Marquette Ky—
1st 4 5s July 1956 ser
10354
105
MAN
MAN
MAN
FA A
JAD
4s stamped 1948
Con M 4 Ha gold 1960
Jer Cent 4s
_
60
g
101
11152
10354
Reading Company—
1st
1949--AAO
1949-AAO
1st A ref 4 34s series B 1981
111
11054
MAN
1st guar 4 54s 1934
Rock Island-Frisco Term
Cons 1 st extend 434 s
Penn Ohio A Detroit RR—
1st A ref 434s 1977 ser A..AAO
119
110 22
1st coll tr 4s 1949 opt
AAO
Rock Island Ark A Louisiana—
56
5s
4952
82
Klo Gr West
,
1st
117
102
Rich-Washington 4s 1943
Paris-Orleans RR—
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
JAD /
Paterson Extension 5s 1950.JAD/
Paulista Ry 1st 7s "42 ser A MAS 15 /
5354
'49..JAD
1977-MAS
40-year 45*s 1968
MAS
50-year 454s 1981
MAN
454s 1969 with warr
..MAN
10-yr secured 322s 1946...JAJ
Coll tr 4s (OP) Aug 1
1st 4 Ha (Ore Lines)
119
1956—MAS
83
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951—FAA
Southern Pacific Co—
117
MAN
65
AAO
Southern 111 A Mo Bridge Co—
1st M g 4s 1951
MAN
109
1947—AAO
Raleigh A Augusta Air Line—
1st 5s 1931
JAJ
Ral A Gaston 1st 5t> g 1947--JAJ
Raleigh A S'port Ry 5s *65—JAD
Reading Belt 1st 4s 1950
MAS
10854
11354
11554
,
1st
109
11154
11154
(Me) Term gu 4s 1961-JAJ
5s 1961
JAJ
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu
Prov A Wore 1st 4s
9
10854
11354
11454
1946-JAD
Ore 8bort Line 1st 5s 1946--JAJ
Ore RR A Navcons 4s
Cons 1st extend
109*54
Reading Co.
1951
5s
85
79
1954
108
Guar
77
10354
50
Portland A Rumford Falls—
Portl
3H
3
21
Somerset Ry 1st A ref 4s '55.-JAJ
1st M 4s July 2 1950--.—JAJ
South A North Alabama—
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963
6% receivers' ctfs 1929—-FAA
8hawmut 5s 1959-- JAD
Pitts Shenango A Lake Erie—■
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943--JAJ
Pittsburgh Term BRA Coal—
5s Unasspnted 1942..-—JAJ
1st extend 5s 1952
JAJ
Pitts Va A Char gu 4s 1943.MAN
Pitts A West Va Ry 454s '58AJAD
1st M 454s 1959 ser B —— AAO
1st M 454s 1960 ser C
AAO
Eq tr 4s 1941-1948
-FAA
Eq tr 354s Apr 1 1942-1946
Eq tr 254s 1941-1946
JAD
Pitts Young A Ashtabula—
1st gen 4s series A 1948—JAD
1st M 5s 1962 series B
FAA
1st gen 5s 1974 series O—JAD
1st 4 54s series D 1977
JAD
Port Reading 1st ext 3 54s '56 1 AJ
Port Richmond Warehouse—
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
ft*
Ogdensburg A Lake Champlain—
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943
MAS
Ohio A Little Kanawha 5s '50 MAS
99
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 AAO /
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
..A&0
Gen M 454» 1977 ser O.-.JAJ
Pitts Shawmut A Northern—•
See
A Lewisb'g—_
10754
4 Ha series J 1964—..——MAN
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A_——JAD
28
10054
Norwich A Worcester 4 54® '47M&8
Shamokln Sun bury
10352
105H
•
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047Ref A Imp 454s 2047 ser
/
6s ser B ctfs of deposit—
/
Seaboard A Roanoke 5s 1931.JAJ
Seacoast RR prior lien 5s *48. AAO
_
Northern Pacific—
*
98
Seaboard-All Florida Ry—
6s ser A ctfs of deposit-..-..--
2d ext'd 5s 1945.
JAJ
Shrev Bdg A Ter 5s '55 gu—FAA
Sioux City A Pac 354s 1936—F&A
116
Pitts A
106
554
422
422
1945--------MAN
354s series E 1949
—FAA
4s series F 1953—------JAD
4s series G 1957—
MAN
4s series H I960FAA
454s series I 1963
-FAA
354
ganization manager) 1961- /
Ctfs of dep (issued by reor¬
dep (Issued by reor¬
4H
Northern—
3 52s 1906.----- —-------JAD
Pitts Bessemer A Lake Erie—
Cons gold 5s 1947----JAJ
Pitts Cin Chic A St Louis—
454s seriee B 1942
454s series C 1942——--MAN
104
20
9622
100
Piedmont A
Southern—
Ctfs of
96
2.625% 1942-51---Phillppine Ry 1st 4s 1937—-JAJ
Certificates of deposit
0.50 to
Bid
Bonds
Ask
__
MAN
4sseries D
352
10254
1st A ref g 58 *61 opt *15—F&A'/
Certificates of deposit reg...'/
Term RR—
1st s f 354s 1966
Serial bonds—
10454
10354
Bid
Bonds
Ask
|
New York Phlla A Norfolk—
where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
"and Interest" eacept
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Norfolk
69
rajlboad bond8
june, 1941]
s
M&S
f 4-6s 1968
.Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
ref & impt 5s 1973.
M&N
652 I
7854
7
;Va & Southwest 6s 2003
6452 I
.J&J
1st cons g 5s 1958—
--—A&O
Virginian Ry 3 22s A 1966—M&S
16
A:Lastsale.
n
Nomina]
r
Canadian price.
92
81
72
10854
70
RAILROAD bonds
°
Quotation! for all securities
Bonds and Stocks
Bid
Wabash Railroad Co—
1st gold os 1939
2d gold 6s 1939
M&N
F&A
1st lien term gold 4s 1954-J&J
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s '41.J&J
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939- J&J
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—M&S
are
Ask
5554
Stocks
1714
50
5814
61
17%
5354
-
Central of New
Certificates of deposit
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B—F&A
Certificates of deposit...—
Ref & gen 4 54s 1978 ser O. A&O
12
11
1154
12
Chicago & Eastern
11%
UH
Certificates of deposit...—
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D..A&0
Certificates of deposit
Eqto 2Josser H 1941-47..A&O
Warren 1st ref g 354s 2000--F&A
Washington Central Ry—
1st 4s Mar 1 1948
Q-Mar
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
3 %s Jan 1954
-J&J
Washington & Franklin Ry—.
1st extend 4Mb 1954
J&J
Wash Term Co—3 54s 1945--F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
11%
2.50
7054
4614
Washington & Vandemere—_
1st 414s 1947
F&A
J&J
Pittsburgh—
4s 1990
A&O
11054
5154
Western
Maryland 4s 1952.A&0
1st & ref
5%s 1977 ser A..J&J
Eqtr 454s E1941
J&D b
Eq tr 2Mb 1941-1946
J&D b
Eq tr 2s G 1941-1949
■
~
West N Y & Penna 4s 1943-A&O
Western Pacific RR Coi'p—
1st M 58 1946 series A....M&S
Assented 5s 1946—....
Equipment trust 5s
1943 b
Western Ryof Ala 414s *58.-A&O
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
1st consol gold 4s 1949...M&S
Refunding 314s 1966
J&D
Eqtr 2%s F Nov 151941-19491s series G Nv>v 15 1941-1950
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980
J&J f
54
-
•
1.50
1.60
1.85
10554
5%
5s
extended
1948—... J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st g gu 414s 1941 opt
WIlkes-Barre &
114
1st guar g 5s
12
101 %
..J&D f
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
..F&A
F&A
f guar 3%s 1970
Wisconsin Central Ry—
9154
a
3954
.
75
82
8254
4854
1%
1%
1%
00
•
41
140
72
51
354
11454
M&S
116
108
1st gen g 4s 1949
..J&J
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 4s 1959...
A&O
3654
3454
39
12
12%
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936. —M&N
Certificates of deposit
Marshfield & S'eastern Div—
1st 4s 1951
M&N
10
11
...
.
854
...
43
98
145
150
1%
354
2
45
49
20
36
64
67
50
53
72
100
1
"IL
100
1
1%
354
27%
100
i
1754
1954
2754
50
41
44
50
73
78
4% non-cum 1st pref
50
4% non-cum 2d pref
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar). 100
65
Roch & Genesee Val RR
(gu)-100
Rome & Clinton (guar)
100
Rutland RR 7%
pref
100
Rutland & Whitehall (guar).. 100
&
15
20
41
com
60
Albany & Susquehanna (gu)..l00
Albany & Vermont (guar)
100
Alleghany Corp common
*
554% pref (with $30 warr)_100
554% pref (without warr)._100
2 54 % prior con v pref
*
Allegheny & West (6% guar). 100
Atchison & Eastern Bridge
100
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe.100
5% non-cum pref
100
Atlanta Birm & Coast pf (gu)-100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
100
Atlanta &
West Point
100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn..50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
_100
Augusta & Savannah (guar).. 100
Avon Gen & Mt Morris
(gu).100
Bait & Cumberland gu
50
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
100
50
100
50
Belgian National Rys Co—
American shares partlc pref
Boston & Alb (guar N V G)._lo6
Boston & Maine common
100
Unstamped—
1st pref 5% class A
1st pref 8% class B
1st pref 7% class O
1st pref 10% class D
1st pref 4 54 % class E
6% non-cum preferred
7% prior preferred
Stamped—
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
45
8254
Preferred
50
Alabama & VIcksburg (gu) ...100
4% non-cum pref
Bangor & Aroostook com
5% conv preferred
Beech Creek (guar N Y C)
72
100
105
44
7h
7
82
45
..
26%
9
18%
31
2
35
Boston & Providence (guar).. 100
Boston RR Holding pref
100
25
100
3%
6%
1%
68
72""
21
26
—
*
—100
A—100
Lackawanna RR of N J (gu)__ 100
Lake Superior & Ishpeming—100
4%
1754
91
5
19
65
75
44
180
50
254
50
1%
154
195
254
254
Preferred (guar)
100
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar).. 100
Louisville & Nashville
100
2%
95
49
104
51
27
30
2
2
"3%
2
2
54
5%
2
2
2
"1%
6
154
254
254
2%
254
5
%
18
2
22
Lykens Valley RR & Coal (gu)_20
Mahoning Coal RR
Pref (guar N
Maine Central
33
36
Nominal,
425
Y Central)....50
"
Mill Creek & Minehlll Nav
r
—100
100
100
100
(gu)25
Mine Hill & Schuyl Hav(gu)_.50
Minneapolis St P & S S M—
4% leased line ctfs
100
Mississippi Central
100
com
7% preferred series A
Missouri Pacific
3854
5%
conv
28
67
"
51
100
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
35
6454
18%
5"
5% preferred
6% prior preferred
Massawippi Valley (guar)
Michigan Central (guar)
8
90
23
♦
100
com
100
"554
16%
20
55
60
70
600
3754
39
27
30
%
2%
%
3%
%
254
100
preferred
475
*
..
100
common..
5 % non-cum preferred
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs
.
100
(gu)-100
(Georgia) (guar) 100
Stony Brook (guar)...
100
Sussex (guar DL&W)
50
Syracuse Bing & N Y (gu)...100
Tennessee Central
•
Preferred
ino
Texas & Pacific Ry
100
Troy & Bennington (guar)
100
Troy & Cohoes
50
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y C).. 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis (guar). 100
Union Pacific common
..100
_
4% non-cum preferred
100
United N J RR & Canal (gu).l00
Utlca Chen & Susq Val
(gu).100
Utica Clinton & Bingham
(gu)100
Preferred (guar)
100
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
2
90
254
102
%«
4c
60
15
5013
30
24%
2%
104
154.
8%
32
52
15
119
275
40
44
54
87
100
163
175
64
%
10
163
51
14%
106
3%
14 54
24%
22%
54
45
44
v.
38
15
45
141
71
3%
6%
95
38
*
....
6
101
Ry
South-West'n
40%
Lehigh Valley
Lexington Union StationPreferred (guar)
100
Little Miami original guar... 60
Spec gpnr betterment stk.
50
Lit Scbu.vl Nav RR & CoaKgu) 50
Southern Pacific Co
1%
3254
32
Kansas City Southern
75
96%
6%
%
%
...
106
?ar Ialu?*r t.<Juo,tatIoaa^l>r«,et}6 dollars
A: Last sale.
n
interest.
.♦
100
Seaboard Air Line common
Southern
Preferred
10%
89
44
160
100
4-2 % non-cum preferred
100
Shamokin Vail & Pottsv
(gu)..50
Sharon (guar Erie)
50
1
~iV*
non-cum preferred
5% non-cum preferred
100
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu).100
Schuylkill Valley Nav & RR(gu)50
7%
17%
4554
100
6
24%
3354
"3%
15%
254
20%
.100
4% non-cum preferred
Kansas Okla & Gulf pref
74
354
654
554
2254
2854
20
187
111
Ry...l00
6%
St Louis Southwestern
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu) —100
K O St L & Chic—Pref (gu)—100
Jollet & Chicago (guar)
22%
19%
15%
26
50
8tk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Co
5% preferred
151
19
21
2
*
com
Preferred (guar)
100
St Louis Bridge 1st
pref (gu)..100
2d preferred (guar)
100
St Louis-San Francisco
50
»
com
$5 preferred
71
146
2
10 % class
100
St Joseph South Bend & SouCommon
(guar)
100
4
2%
15%
6% preferred
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
154"
'
14%.
2554
4354
Internat Rys (Cent Am)
100
D
100
1st
4 54 % class E
100
6% non-cum pref stamped—100
accrued
6
2754
67
1%
Camden & Burl Co (guar)..
Canada Southern (guar)
7
16
Hartford & Conn Western... 100
Illinois Central
100
Non-cum 6% pref series A. .100
Leased lines (guar)
100
84
2
1st
S
554
15 %
100
100
1st
4'
13
(gu)
Gulf Mobile & Northern com.100
74
100
1st
149
100
100
Co
common
55
*
*
10C
Greene (guar D L & W)—...100
101
1st
5% class A
8% class B.
7 % class O
100
Bank
preferred
Iron Ore Prop trust ctfs
Preferred (capital stock
Green Bay & Western
85
97
Common.
pref
pref
pref
pref
pref
100
2d preferred
100
Goshen & Deckertown (guar).. 10
Great Northern Ry—
Youngstown
$5 preferred wi
A1 Great southern
93
62
1st
100
Preferred (guar).
100
Pittsfield & No Adams
(guar). 100
Portland & Ogdensburg
(guar) 100
Prov & Worcester
(guar)
100
Railroad Securities Co—
t4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952..1000
Reading Co
50
4
Fort St Union Depot (guar).. 100
P*t Wayne & Jack nref (guar) 100
Genesee & Wyoming
100
Georgia Sou & Fla
RAILROAD STOCKS
Ry com.
100
preforrod.-...-.^^_._i_l 00
Pitt- Cin Chic & St Louis
(gu). 100
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)„.100
7% pref (guar Pa RR >.....100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh & West Virginia...100
Pitts Youngstown & Ashtabula—
50
100
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)..
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR>
..100
Pgh Bess & Lake Erie (guar).. .60
Preferred (guar)
..50
European & North Am (guar) 100
4
31
100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar).. 50
Phi la & Trenton (gu Pa
RR).100
Piedmont & Northern
•
54
100
%
354
♦
5% prior preferred.
Peterborough (guar)
50
pref. 100
Georgia RR &
& Conn Eastern Ky—
1st gold 4%s 1943
....J&J /
Yosemlte Valis f g 5s 1936—J&J /
Canton
Common wi
5 %.
9%
354
3
common wi
40
Worcester
Akron
Peoria & Eastern
Pere Marquette
non-cum
w
100
Paterson & Ramapo
(guar)
50
Pemigewasset Valley (guar).. 100
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pennroad Corp com
1
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)..i00
95""
94
5% preferred A
53
..100
(gu).50
Ctfs of beneficial interest in
12%
preferred
37
38
Erie common..
4 % non-cum 1 st preferred
4°*' non-cum ?d preferred
37%
110
100
25
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
76
50
100
pref (gu)
1352
1 %
%
100
preferred.
.100
Detroit Manufacturers (guar) 100
Dover & Rockaway (guar)
100
East Mahanoy (guar)
50
East Pennsylvania (guar)
50
Elmira & W'mspnrt (guar)
50
Preferred (guar).
50
12"
Passaic & Del Exten (guar).. 100
Paterson & Hudson River
50
5%
79
1H
-
35
48%
18
20
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W)_50
Passaic & Delaware
(guar)
50
89
(guar)
47
45
11054
Ry
.100
Adjust 4% non-cum pref
100
No Carolina (guar Sou
RR)._100
North Pennsylvania
(guar)
50
Northern Cent (guar Pa
RR). 50
Northern Pacific
Ry
100
Northern RR of N H
(guar).. 100
Northern RRofN J (guar)
100
Norwich & Worcester pf
(gu).lOO
Old Colony (gu
N\NH&H)_.100
Certificates of deposit..
Ontario & Quebec (guar)
100
93
89
50
P Roper Lumber Co
^
36
35%
Norfolk & Southern com w i
Ctfs of beneficial interest
116
100
preferred
com
conv
27
100
Norfolk & Western
Hillsdale and
Southwestern (guar)
100
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s 1960
J&J
Winston-Salem Terminal Co—
s
7%
96
100
pref (gu)
non-cum
Denv & Rio Gr West 6%
31
73
100
Wilmington & Nor 4%s '77.. J&D
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5s *43.A&O
1st
100
non-cum
4
26%
100
com
N Y Ontario & Western
Detroit
1942
Wilm & Newborn 4s 1947
%
%6
%
Dayton & Mich
1.35%
1.40%
1.70
10%
8
Preferred (guar)
50
Delaware & "Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson Co.
1 Of)
Delaware Lack & Western
50
Delaware (guar Penn)
25
1.65
Eastern—
6s 1939
%6
Conn & Passumpsic pref (gu)-100
Consol Rys of Cuba 6 % pref. 100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref. .100
101
no
M&N
532
4% 2d non-cum preferred.. 100
Concord & Portsmouth (gu).-100
•4
vWlchit8?'Sils&" S©utters— 1st
100
25
N Y Lack & West
(guar)
NY New Haven & Hartf
254
100
254
754
& N)
6% preferred series A
N Y & Harlem com
(gu)
354
9%
9
...100
4 % 1 st non-cum
9914
11314
254
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Regular guaranteed stock
50
Special guar betterment stk.50
Colorado & Southern
100
2554
24%
1.50%
1.90
2%
2%
654
N Y Chic & St Louis
Common
...20
Preferred
100
Cin Union Term 5%
pref
100
Clearfield & Mahoning (gu)
50
Cleve Cine Chicago & St LouIs—
Common
(guar)
100
106
24%
2414
154
3
1%
Unstamped (guar L
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
100
Newark & Bloomfield
(guar) .50
New London Northern
(gu)
100
New Orleans Great
Northern. 100
New York Central RR
•
CIn New Orl & Texas Pacific-
6354
91 %
101%
1.00%
1.30%
1.50%
9154
101%
1
*
6% preferred.
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal—
Preferred (guar)
83
62
xt
42""
2%
1%
654
*
50
50
7% preferred
West Virginia &
1st g s r
55
40
New common
108
79
38
N9w 5% preferred w i
.100
Chicago & North Western—
10114
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
-50
100
New 5% preferred
Chic R I & Pacific common
108
"254
94
4 % non-cum preferred..
-100
Chic Milw St Paul & PacificNew common wi
4754
106
..
2
90
5% preferred
37
65
17
154
15
100
Illinois
52
Montgomery
Chicago Ind'polis & Louisville—
2.00%
3314
n9n-cum pref (guar)—100
32
15
Bid
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern
Ry
& Erie (guar)
10
Morris & Essex (guar)..
50
Morris & Essex Exten
(guar) 100
Mt Carbon & Pt Carbon
(gu). 50
Nashua & Lowell
(guar)
100
Nashville & Decatur—
Original (guar L & N)
25
32
35%
Chicago Great Western
l2~
b
30
30
Par
Mobile &
Birmingham—
91
2%
35%
Class A
12
,
Stocks
3%
90
Jersey
Preferred series A
Chestnut Hill (guar)
Chicago Burl & Quincy
13
.
Ask
354
.100
Chattahoochee & Gulf (guar)-100
Chesapeake Corp
*
Chesapeake & Ohio common
25
814
11
Bid
Par
Canadian Pacific..
...25
Oaro Olinchfield & o
(guar)--100
Oatawissa RR 1st pref
(guar)-.50
2d preferred
(quar)
50
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W)-30
57%
17%
45
Omaha Dlv. 1st 314s g '41-A&0 /
Wabash Railway Co—
Ref & gen 5%s 1975 A—M&S
asnear*^p^btefStey*of the month"'re^tn "^h^date oAwue na>>
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)
100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac
(guar). 100
5% non-cum pref (guar)...100
Virginian Ry common
25
6% preferred
_25
Wabash Ry Co
100
5% non-cum preferred A_. .100
Ware River (guar)
100
Warren N J (guar D L &
W)._50
West Jersey & Seashore
(gu)
50
Western Maryland Ry com. .100
7% 1st preferred.
100
4% non-cum 2d pref..
100
60
31
11%
12%
22%
28%
31
93
113
4%
72
10
100
25
48
141
77%
82
249
44
10
34
60
98
58
38
32
%
?16
68
21
56%
2%
69
5%
Western Pacific RR Corp—
6% preferred.
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry...
4% prior lien
%
oer $100 face amount.
a Galled for redemption,
Canadian price,
x Ex-dividend.
554%
see
conv
page
preferred
110.
b Basis.
%
I On
100
55
100
95%
This
90
price
includes
NOTICE—All
bond
prices
Stocks and lionds
Par
Per
5 34
Adams Express com
Ooll trust 4s 1948—-—M&S
J&D
102
4 34sstamped
F&A
105
1946
J&J
J&J
deb 4s 1949
Conv deb 4s 1950
Air Investors Inc common
Sec
conv
Conv
share
Corporate Trust shares
5h
2.21
7.49
2.42
101 h
101
Me
10134
1A
23 A
A
27 34
28 H
14
19
1
2034
*
preferred
Warrants
Aldred
Deb
Aldred
Deb
10334
105 A
101
2
—
Invest Trust
(Mass)—
4 Hs with com shs 1967—
Investment Corp (Can)—
4>£s with com shs 1968—
.
Deposited Bank Shs N Y sot
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Amer
"634
2.79
VA
A
11A
M.
934
62 A
16 A
10c
Class B
*
*
$3 preferred
$5.50 prior preferred
25
Amer Cities Pr & Lt cl A
Class A opt
A
10c
-
3%
6.33
10c
1
2A
preferred
$234 conv preferred
$3 preferred
1
Amer International Corp
*
Conv hA* 1949
—J&J
American Investment (111)
1
$2 preference—
... — *
5% conv preferred—
50
Associated Gen Util com v t c— *
Inc deb 5sww 1956
M&N
Income deb 4s 1961
M&N
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
2
Associates Investment Co
—♦
$2
conv
100
Atlantic Secur 43os A 19&3.A&0
Atlas Corporation common
5
6% preferred
50
5% preferred
•
5
—10
♦
$2.50 prior preferred
234s debs 1950
J&D
Beneficial Loan Society com
*
6% profit share deb 1956.-Q-J
Blue Ridge Corp common
preferred
Bond & Share Trading pref
Boston Fund Inc
1
..100
25
5
50
Boston Investment Co
British Type
Investors A..
1
Broad St. Invest Co Inc—.—6
A
41A
Me
24 34
23 A
4A
27 A
27
87
11
6 34
49
3A
4A
3.16
16
55 A
98 M
7
104
A
A
7c
19.58
17c
21.17
sh
—'—..♦
7% preferred
100
Conv preferred
...100
Conv pref series of 1929
100
6% cum preferred
.100
Century Shares-Trust
♦
Chain Store Investors Trust
*
Chartered
1
*
Investors common...
Preferred
City Investing Co
10.67
334
2534
10034
95
534
■21A
71
Securities A common
1
534
2234
93
Partic preferred
*
72
3s
24.09
M«
14 A
34
1434
15
17
Preferred
24
26
Sec 6s
24
14.74
Monroe Loan Society class A
Morris Plan common
26
15.86
14
5.26
5.84
2.00
3.22
2.86
3.22
1434
3.65
38
14.37
4.00
4.76
"434
4
103
25.03
26.91
101
103
34
4.27
4.60
34
2334
Me
2534
102
H
34
41
4634
11'
14
534
9~22
2.400
_
_
34
_
12
23 34
10034
2934
134
3.22
9734
25c
3.50
30c
14
15
-
A
7.30
5.92
5.05
8.05
Electrical equipment
Metals
5.82
4.51
3.75
4.14
J32
34
34
1
*
$3 2nd preferred
w
-
1934
8
25
24
25
w
Household Finance com-....
24
♦
100
5% preferred
Holding Corp
Hydro Elec Securities
♦HuroD
1
50
4834
107
7c
11034
15c
134
10c
1.21
1.32
5
13.24
1.83
14.24
2.05
34
34
1034
34
1134
134
1234
12.,38
13.57
85c
1
*
94c
11
1.11
Insurance Group Shares
Insull Utility Invest—
7.65
3.21
5.15
5.70
-
——
.....
5.64
5
6s
series
B
1940
Insuranshares
(Md) ctfs Inc
International Holdings & lnv
1
*
1
1
1
34
34
6
34
634
134
4
70c
-
—
—
«.
1
3.50 prior preferred
Me
♦
*
12
634
34
1234
2934
32
*
5
Interstate Bond Co—
434scoll tr AAA 1941-43--A&O
A&O
Invest Bond & Share 5s A*47-J& D
Investment Co of Amerca..
10
Investors Fund of America "0".l
investors
1
Royalty
25
Preferred
Quotations not furnished by sponsor or issuer.
* No par
n Nominal,
r Canadian price,
x Ex-dividend.
value.
a
6.24
10334
334
M&N
103 34
100
88
96
334
40
92
9934
100
9934
40
-
98
1953
♦
1.81
1
1
1
2.20
1958
*
15 34
F&A
F&A
9834
2.20
I.79
17
10034
10c"
75c
Preferred.
"73|
40
Old Colony Invest Trust
Debenture 4Ks Feb 1
234
10034
10034
1434
134
Com.-*
1947—
Debenture 4Hb Dec 15 1952
Old Colony Trust Assoc
.♦
Overseas Securities Co com
1
Deb 5s April I 1948. ;
_.A&o
Corp (Calif)
Pacific Southern Invest pref
Class A..
Petroleum Corp of
Phoenix Sec Corp
Amer
$3 conv pref class A
Plymouth Fund Inc..
1634
2
934
1034
21
19
♦
1
134
5
634
434
634
1
10
10c
Putnam (Geo) Fund
1
Quarterly Income Shares
...10c
Railroad Employees' Corp-—
Class A common
*
♦
Railway & Light Secur com
10
Preferred
100
Coll tr 3 34s ser 12 1955—J&D
Railway & Util Invest A
I
3 34% preferred
*
Republic Investors Fund
__1
Conv 434s ser A 1950
F&A
Deb 5s 1946
234
82
10
*
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfe—
Prudential Investors___
♦
Reynolds Investing common
Reynolds Rsalization—
"3~"
'2
10
Oklahoma Southern Trust
Preferred
1.22
34
J&J
J&J
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war.
Deb
6.51
6.93
2.91
-
%
*
7.45
5.89
...........
Pacific Finance
*
Investors
Incorporated
234
2034
834
27 A
2734
.
x-w
9.99
6.75
...
,..
North American Trust Shares—
4.73
Debenture 5s series A 1948-M&S
Heller (W E) common
2
6.54
9.07
Machinery
4.82
"
8.08
Building supplies
4.57
North American Invest Corp—
Collateral 4s 1951
J&D
2.97
4s coll tr COO 1939-42---M&N
♦
7.32
stocks
7.19
4.29
Steel Shares
5s coll tr BBB 1944-51
k Last sale,
9.83
Bank
4.67
3.54
1.75 preferred
-
37 34
36
4.23
Aviation
3.71
2.69
Class B
24
27
7.19
Class A preferred
3.21
Internat Securities 7% pref—
International Utilities class A
100
2234
6.51
8.92
...——
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
48
Insuranshares Co of Delaware.-1
105
10.87
......
4.09
Aviation Group shares
Bank Group shares
1
13
10.08
3.83
Agricultural
Auto mobile.
Conv deb 5 He 1950
Class B common
Institutional Securities Ltd—
91
1.10
1
Railroad equipment..
Steel stocks.
_
1
45
Equip Shares
«....100
Industrial Securities Corp
25
6% preferred
25
107
534
3.10
.98
—
10-yr 3s debs A 1951
5-yr 2 34s debs B 1946
7% preferred
1
York Stocks, Inc
5.16
Industrial Finance vtc
107
554
_*
-25c
4.68
Income Foundation Fund
6034
5.06
1
Wide Securities—
Railroad
'
34
Me
lis
4.70
lio Finance com
$6 1st preferred—...—
1
1
6.54
com
5.32
66
Oils
-
Investors
4.55
4.83
Corp
4.89
Guardian
15
63
Insurance
18
Me
—
Independence Trust Shares
2934
10334
4.10
834
1134
90
Chemical
Me
Me
1734
♦
(Colo) ser B shares
(Md) voting tr shares
ew England Fund
ew
56
52
100
100
Series—
Nat Trust Shares Remodifled
""ation
3.65
100
*
com
5% preferred ser A
National Security
Income series
onal Investors
Tobacco Shares
4634
23 34
100
Invest
Bond &
26
734
1054
8434
1434
Lew priced bond series
42
Railroad
141
10
National
Nat Bond & Share Corp
8.04
13 A
3.15
Railroad Shares
Me
23
5
8.79
234
2
25
Petroleum Shares
82
34
1
National Aviation com
-
8.04
10
8% preferred
834
834
2234
(N Y)_10
Mutual System com
12 A
2
95
93
M&S
1947
Mutual Investment Fund
4.44
15.20
12
x-w
154
754
734
1
5
10
Morris Plan Indus Bank
4
2734
101
37
M&N
1953
22.40
Food Shares
Preferred
434
Debenture 434s w w 1950-M&S
Midland Invest Corp (Mo)—
7.47
Preferred
1950
...
2534
10.04
3.83
16.17
43
Q-F
Q-M
-.100
Commercial Banking common. .1
$1.20 preferred
10
7% preferred
20
Commercial Credit common—10
434% conv preferred
100
Commercial Invest Trust
*
$4.25 conv preferred
*
Commonwealths Distrib'n Inc.,1
1
Commonwealth Investment.
Commonwealth Loan 5% pref 100
Commonwealth Secure common. 1
Preferred
.1
Consolidated Invest Trust com. 1
Consumers Credit Serv 6s 1962
Continental Secure 5s 1942 M&N /
Corp Secure 6% ctfs 1935..M&8 f
20c
24 A
5.29
6.79
25.40
7s series C 1959
Collateral Loan
7s series B
10c
50
3.47
23.62
136
Cleve Securities 4-6s to 1943.J&J
Collateral Bankers Inc—
1
5 % conv partic preferred
Merchants & Manufacturers
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
2
8.52
2.300
1956
7.80
Mass Utilities Associates vtc
4.37
73
34
34
Me
Me
3.40
17.97
8.39
3.36
80
434
4
2.50
16.71
-
4.24
50
72.20
7.96
1334
Electric Equipment Shares
22"
*
10c
1.90
30.10
18.03
5
45
.2034
1.70
12 A
A&O
234
39 A
3
2034
29.50
70.76
7.21
10
Mass Investors Second Fund Incl
13
Great Britain & Canada Invest¬
55
102
40
16.96
28
2A
37 A
8.59
5
--10c
Corp
Maryland Fund Inc
2A
36
52
J31
-1
Massachusetts Investors Trust. _1
1A
A
Building Shares
Chemical Shares
1
5.96
Marine Midland
26
Aviation Shares
20
3.25
5.41
Fund
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc
Automobile Shares
100
Preferred
534
33
3.05
2 A
101A
97 A
12.84
2.93
Loomis-Sayles Second Fund
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
66
♦
2.40
1
100
100
1.10
16
30 A
J&J
60
100
com
1.10
40
58
Corp—1
$5 preferred
Chemical Fund
"§34
—
12.62
-
Lawyers Mtge lnv (Boston)—
1st 5 As series B 1945--—-M&S
Lehman Corporation..-......-1
Liquidating Shares
1
5.10
14 A
1st pref..*
Corp 4 A* 1959
Group Securities, Inc.—
Agricultural Shares
11.45
Series S-4
27 A
4A
*
ment
15.64
7.56
15.64
10.75
7.79
....... ........
Series S-2
Knickerbocker
Gen Shareholdings Corp com. —1
Gotham Credit class B
12.34
6.88
...
Series K-2-_.
2.57
4
Globe Indus Loan 6s 1955
Goodall Securities
31.55
24.56
Series S-3
-----
Pref allot ctf 25%
A
1434
14.27
14.26
Series B-4
16.65
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1941
A
—
Securities
13.73
19
11.26
A&O
Ltd
1
Canadian Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
Deb 5sseries A 1958
F&A
Capital Administration cl A
1
$3 cum pref series A
10
Carey Trust of N Y__
*
Original
100
Carriers & General Corp—.
1
Deb 5s with warr 1950._M&N
Cent Invest Corp 5-6s *57..A&O
♦Central Nat Corp class A
•
...
12.77
30"
3.90
Dominion-Scottish Invests Ltd—
1st coll 4s series A 1952...J&J
Eastern Equities Corp
5
Eastern States Corp com
—♦
$7 preferred series A
——*
$6 preferred series B
——*
Eaton & Howard Balanced Fundi
Eaton & Howard Stock Fund—1
Economic lnv Tr Ltd 5sA'57M&N
$6 conv preferred
27.37
...
Series B-3
4.50
German Credit & Investment
1
5s series A 1959—
Canadian Invest. Fund
♦Class B__
Me
37A
14*
Series K-l
15.40
Empire Capital Corp A—
--5
Empire Power Corp partic stk_*
4A
$6 preferred —
*
Equitable Invest Tr (Mass)
5
6.98 Equity Corp common
-a_10c
2H
$3 conv preferred! — -'
1
26 A Family Loan Society common. .*
29 A
$1.50 preferred series A
♦
36
$1.50 preferred series B
♦
3 A Fidelity Fund. Inc
*
100
♦First Boston Corp—
---10
5
11A First Mutual Trust Fund
28 A
Fiscal Fund, Inc.—
Bank stock series
10c
47Insurance stock sories
10c
A
25 A Fixed Trust Shares series A —10
25
Foreign Power Secur 6s *49 J&D
5A
Foundation Trust Shares ser A__l
28 A Fulton Indus Sec units—
88
Fundamental Investors Inc —2
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
Class A
2
~7
Class B
*
49 A
Me General American Investors— *
17.83
$6 preferred
J-.*
10.51 General Capital Corp
_*
4A
Gen Finance conv deb 5s *51. J&D
5 A General
Investment Corp
1
$6 preferred
*
16 A General Investors Trust
1
56 A General Public Service Corp
*
$6 preferred
9834
*
8
Conv deb 5s 1953
J&J
107
Gen'l Realty & Utilities com
1
15
♦
25
Canadian Interuat Lnv Trust
Central States Electric
35
22
28.82
Scries B-2
2534
112
A—1
1
$6 preferred
234
25
25
^
Series B-l
2A
24
1A
1
^
share
Keystone Custodian Fund—
117 A
28
20c
5
Brooklyn National Corp
Bullock Fund Ltd—
Burco, Inc common.
$3 conv preferred
Christiana
11
•
1
♦Blair & Co
conv
334
99 h
9.77
Beneficial Industrial Loan
$3
29 A
32
16.40
*5% preferred
Shares
2 534
Me
Option warrants.
.....
Aviation Capital common
Axe-Houghton Fund Inc
♦Bankers Nat Investing com..
Basic Industry
103
10c
Investing
Foreign
A
38
35
American European Securities. _*
Ooll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
J&J
American General Corp
ISA
H
1
Amer Discount Co of Ga $2 pref_*
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
1
Common
70
^
2.28
3.05
Warrants
17
15
25
div ser w w
Class B
Amer
234
14A
H
10c
Capital Corp A—
Prcforrsd
2.28
---!
..-..-.-.--2.50
Dividend Shares
-.-—.25c
Domestic Finance common-- — *
Preferred
*
2.55
Shares...
Business
Amer
Investors Trust common
Italian Superpower Corp A com.*
Deb 6s 1963 (ex-warrants._ J&J
1.91
D shares.--
VA
1234
share
Diversified Trustee Shares—
102 A
6
Ask
Bid
Par
Per
1.91
O shares
♦Amerex
Stocks ana Bonds
Ask
2.01
old ser—1
_---.----~--.-l
Accumulative series
—- -1
AA (modified)--—-----——1
AGO (modified)
- - - -1
Credit Service deb 6s w w '48.Q-F
♦Crum & Forster Inc com
10
♦8% preferred
--- — 100
♦Crum & Forster Insnreb B
10
*7% cum preferred
—100
Cumulative Trust Shares
*
Delaware Fund
---1
-
Alliance Investment com—..—*
Allied Int Investing Corp—
$3 convertible preferred
•
Holding Corp
10
Amer British & Cont 5s '53 F&A
Ainer Business Credit A
1
Bid
Par
AA
6.89
Aeronautical Securities
1
Affiliated Fund com..—... 1.26
Bonds
Per
101
Coll trust 4s 1947
Stocks and
Ask
Bid
where marked "f and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
"and Interest" except
are
Quotations for all securities are as near as
33
31c
534
3434
36c
'
116
113
34
Me
II.73
12.55
3.50
4.40
734
834
534
734
934
103
6
10334
10334
"Me
434
2.91
534
3.25
101
102
45
47
34
1
A&O
A
Rossia International Corp
♦
Royalties Management A......1
♦Schoellkopf Hutton and
Pomeroy Inc common
10c
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund.*
Continued on page 83
Me
34
75.59
77.11
44
15.50
8.35
16.20
15c
30C
8.55
24
Called for redemption, see page 110.
b This price includes accrued interest.
\
Public
(Includes street and electric railways,
gas,
Utilities
electric power, water,
telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
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
Alabama
Power
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Adriatic Electric Oo (Italy)—
Extls f 7s 1952
A&O/
Ala Oas Co 1st M 4%s 1951-F&A
18%
104%
Co—
1st 5s 1946
1st & ref 5s 1951
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&9
J&J
M&N
1st & ref 4%s 1967
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
105%
104 %
103 %
J&D
101%
104%
Albany Ry 1st cons 5s 1930--J&J / 46
General 5s series A 1947— J&D /
36
All America
106%
105
103%
102%
104%
50
38
Corp—
Cum income 4s deb B_.__A&0
Alliance Pub Ser(Ohio)5s '57 M&S
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
88
90
90
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
J&J
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S15 /
American & Foreign Power CoDeb g 5s 2030
M&S
90
Amer Fuel & Pow 7s 1934-J&J /
American Gas & Electric Co—
5
2%ssf debs 1950
3%s a f debs 1960
3%ssf debs 1970
J&J
J&J
J&J
.
54%
—
55
107
64
108%
65
69
105%
77%
70
106%
79
54
•
M&N
A&O
J&D
102%,
108 %
Amer Utll Service 6s 1964--M&N
Amer Water Works & Electric—
93%
108
102%
108%
108%
95%
109%
J&D
100%
Ana&Pot R RR-See WashRy&El
Anchorage Lt & Pow 7-9s'43 F&A * 101
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry—
1940 /
31
Androscoggin Water Power—
4s 5s-5%s 1955
F&A % 650
Appalachian Electric Power—
1st mtge 3%s 1970
J&D
105 %
Appalachian Power 6s 2024--J&J
129
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Co.
110%
101%
J&J
A&O
Arizona Power 5s 1950-
690
106%
131
99
103%
103%
1st & ref 4%s 1950F&A
Arkansas-Missouri Pow Corp—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1965
J&D
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&O
105%
106%
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
1st mtge sf4%s 1955
M&N
Ashtabula Wat vv ks 5s 1958-A&0
Assoc Elect 4%s 1953
_J&J
5s Jan 1 1961
J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Oonv deb 5%s 1977
F&A
Conv deb 4 %s
Uonv deb 4 %s
100%
105%
44%
48
1919
1948
/
13%
M&N /
F&A f
J&J /
Oonv deb 5s 1965
Conv deb 5s 1950
9%
13%
13%
13%
M&S /
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
A&O /
Cons ref deb 4 %s 1958—-M&N
/
S f Inc deb 5s B 1983
M&S f
8 fine deb 4 %s O 1983—-M&S
/
8 f inc deb 4s D 1983
M&S f
8 f inc deb 4%-5%s A 1986 F&A f
8 f inc deb 5-6s B 1986—-M&S
/
Conv A 5s 2002
Q-F /
Conv A 6s 2002
Conv A 7s 2002
Q-M /
Q-F /
Scrip 4s 1941
Scrip 4s 1942
13%
9
7
7
104%
104%
107
44%
49
13%
10%
13%
13%
13%
13%
10%
9
8%
i*
9
2
22
54
24
J&D
22
23%
J&D
21%
20%
23
—M&S
F&A
13%
Income deb 4s 1978
A&O
Income deb 3%s 1978—M&N
Income deb 3%s 1978
M&S
13%
13%
14%
14%
13
Associated General Utilities—
See
23
14
13%
investing Companies.
Associated Pub Utilities Corp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
J&J
Deb 6s series A 1958
M&N
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
Deb 5%s
1955
ser
1st mtge 2%s 1970J&D
Boston Elevated Ry—
1
Deb g 4%s Nov 1, 1941—M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
West End St 5s 1944
M&S
7s Sept 1947
M&S
f 6s 1953
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser A
M&S
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941---J&J
Brooklyn Edison Co—
Consol mtge 3 %s 1966
M&N
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
4%s Certificates of deposit 1966
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July *41 (stp)__M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Nassau Electric RR
1st stamped 4s 1951
1st 5s 1944
Gen mtge 3%s 1964
Atlantic City Gas 5s 1960
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
J&J
J&J
19%
18
20
102%
99%
76
108%
107
3%s
ser
Feb 15 1942
2s
99
98%
100
Aug 15 1942
Feb 15 1943
2) s
2) s
2%s
2%s
2%s
99.
103
Aug 15 1944
Feb 15 1945
Aug 15 1945
3s
3s
96%
106%
Aug 15 1943
Feb 15 1944
100%
100%
100%
-
100%
100%
100%
100%
—
Feb 15 1946
Aug 15 1946
Central Public Service Corp—
Conv deb 5%s 1949
F&A
Cent Public Utll (ws)inc5%s.l952
100
100%
103%
102%
102%
103%
102%
%
%
Consol
&
South
6 %s
1951
gold
5-
14%
1999
104
99%
51
113
90
1st & ref 6s 1951
J&J
3%
2%
Certificates of deposit
102
Coll tr
102
s
f g
5s
5%
5%
1927-..F&A /
Chicago City Ry—
1st 5s (15% paid)
43%
44%
4%
3%
3%
4%
Chic North Snore & Milw RR
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 5%s 1956
A&O
119
105
121%
91
78%
5%
4%
28
Equipment trusts
Jhlcago Railways Oo—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% pt
red and pay Feb 1, 1940—F&A
69
01
107%
26
45
46%
Certificates of deposit
Cons M 5s ser A Feb *27 _-A&O
Series B Feb. 1927
-J&D
43
46
Purch money 5s Feb 1 1927 J&J
Adj inc 4s Feb 1 1927
May
80
67
—
110
7
7%
3%
4
4
5
1%
.
J&D
106%
107%
46
50
75%
77
98
M&S
50
76
1st & ref 6%s 1944
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
2
105
101
103
97%
98%
16
100
105
98
99
3%
J&J
Certificates of deposit
Adjust deb 6s July, 1963 ..J&J
Certificate of deposit
Chicago South Sh & So Bend—
Sink fund 3s ser B 1963
J&J
Chicago & West Towns Rys—
1st cum Inc 5s 1937
J&J /
4%
3%
3%
3%
%
%
4%
4%
4%
97%
6%
110
J&D
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st m 5%s ser A 1952
1st 6s 1955 ser B._.
108%
110%
J&J
a
100
103
A&O
91
A&O
95
M&S
92
89
J&D
90%
88%
87%
88%
88%
Light—
M&N
97%
97%
97%
Cities Service Co—
Ref deb 5s Jan 1 1966
Deb g 5s Apr 1958
A&O
M&N
M&S
Deb g 5s 1963
Deb 5a 1969
Oonv deb 5s 1950
J&D
97
91%
96%
88%
89
88%
104
1955
1st coll 4-5 %s 1948
b Basis.
100
5%
104%
...F&A
CIn Newport & Cov L & T
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
Income notes 3s
J Per $1,150 bond.
%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st mtge 3 %8 1966
1st mtge 3 %s 1967
104
J&J
Citizens Independent Telephone
1st mtge s f 4 %s ser A '61--J&J
Citizens Utilities Oo—
3
1927.A&O /
Jan 1
Deb 5%s 1952
Deb 5%s 1949
n
4
Chicago City & Connecting Ry—
ihlcago Rapid Transit Oo—
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)—
1st g 5s Tune 1, 1947
J&D
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
1st & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A..F&A
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946-M&S
First lien coll tr 5%s *46.-J&D
Central German Pow 6s '34-J&D
Cent Hud Gas & Elec Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1941
J&D
1st & ref 3%s 1965
-M&S
* Prospective call.
53
107
M&S
Chicago Aurora & Elgin RR—
106
Called for redemption; seepage 110.
Nominal.
r Canadian price.
100
3
M&S
Cities Service Power &
a
14
Corp—
Gen & adj 5s 1952
102%
102%
102%
108
86
13%
13%
Charleston Transit Co—
103
107%
Lt
&
1%
1%
83
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp
1st mtge 3%s ser B 1966—F&A
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El—•
Buffalo Traction—
See International Ry
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955--J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P lsts f 5s 1951—J&D
Cairo Bridge 1st inc 6 %s '58.J&J
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1960—A&O
1st s f 5s 1964
J&D
California-Oregon Power—
Deb gold 5%s 1942
-A&O
1st mtge 4s 1966
A&O
Central States Edison, Inc—
1st coll inc 3-5s 1950
M&S
Central States Elec Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1948
J&J
Deb 5%s 1954
M&S 15
Central States Eloctric Co—
1st mtge 4s 1964
J&D
Pow
107%
100%
100%
100%
100%
2s June 1 1941
1 1948.
1 1949
1 1950
1 1951
3 %s June 1 1952
Buff & Niag Falls El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
107%
-108%
Serial debentures—
1 %8 Aug 15 1941
2s June 1 1942
June
June
June
June
46
43
1st M & 1st lien 5%s 1953.J&J
Debenture 5s 1944-.
J&J
Cent States Utilities 6s 1938.J&J
...
108%
107%
A 1969.-F&A
Cent States
3s June 1 1943
3s June 1 1944
107%
107%
108
Central N Y Power Corp—
Gen mtge 3%s 1962..A&O
2s
2s
98%
Cape & Vine'd El 4s A '65—J&J
70
100
Central Ohio Lt & Power—
108%
74
105
J&D
110
Term
95
103
103
1st mtge
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
96%
J&D
M&S
1st mtge 4s ser C 1964.—F&A
Central Power & Light Co—
105
116
93
4s 1947----
1st & gen M 3%sser J 1968J&D
1st & gen M 3%sser L '70 A&O
Central Mexico Lt & Power—
1st s t 6s ext to 1950
J&J
120
74
Canal & Claiborne RR 1st 6s_ *46
102
J&D
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957
103%
99%
110
J&J
J&D
Central Maine Power—
1st & gen M 3 %s ser H '66-F&A
98%
Canadian utilities Ltd—
1st mtge 5s ser A 1955—M&S
Atlantic City Sew'age 6sA*56 J&D
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '58 ser A M&S
Avalon Telep Ltd 4%s *58--A&O
104%
104%
103%
103
J&D
4s 1946
102
107%
100%
102%
4s 1944
102%
107%
J&D
—J&D
J&D
3%s 1941
3%s 1942
3%s 1943
4s 1945
Ry—
108
110%
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1968--J&D
Serial debentures—
debentures—
Chicago
107%
95%
104
4s June 1 1949
Cent Illinois Light 3 %s '66.-A&O
Central Illinois Public Service—
Buffalo Niagara Electric—
Gen & ref M 3%s ser C 67-J&D
1st 5s
107%
104
112%
M&N
105
104
-
112
1st |8 ser B 1961
Calif Water & Telephone—
1st mtge 4s 1969
107%
104
4s June 1 1948
4s Dec 1 1948
108%
117%
108
a
104
104
1946
F&A
Buffalo General Electric—
Gen & ref 4%s 1981
52
a
102%
102%
103%
103%
91%
Certificates of deposit
Conv deb 5%s 1944 ser O.M&N
J&D
103
-
112
(35% prin pd) 1927-F&A
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Corp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53.M&N
Canadian Light & Power—
5s 1949
-.J&J
mtge 4%s 1955
M&S
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atlantic City Electric
m
103%
103%
103%
-
102%
91%
64
_
102
June 1 1943
Dec 11943
June 1 1944
Dec 1 1944
June 1 1945
Dec 1 1945
4s June 1 1946—
4s June 1 1947
4s Dec 1 1947
Calir\Pac Ry (see Pac Elec Ry)
Certificates of deposit
52
notes 1933
A&O / 143
Certificates of deposit.
/ 143
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
101%
3%s
3%s
3%s
3%s
3%s
3%s
105
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A. .M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Deb 5s 1950
J&D
3%s
3%s
3%s
3 %s
105%
100
101
3s Dec 1 1941—
4s Dec 1
103
93
California Water Service—
2-yr 6%
105%
J&D
112
63%
Gen
111
132
101
Calumet
J&J
108%
110
100
76
52
1st mtge 3%8 1964
debentures—
3s June 1 1941
109%
Serial
Ask
Serial
4s 1948
J&J
50
f g 5s 1950
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
102
-A&O
86%
52
Bid
3s June 1 1942
3s Dec 1 1942
16
50
s
102%
118
Deb 6s series A 1941
M&S
Certificates of deposit
Conv deb 5s series B 1942-A&O
1st & ref
101
M&N
s
72
Associated Telephone Utilities—
40%
48%
102
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952._J&J
Brith Colum Pow 4%s 1960.M&S
British Columbia
85
A__._M&N
39%
48%
100
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
3s June 1 1947.
1%
1%
1%
Associated Gas &
Conv deb 4s 1973
income deb 4%s 1978
-
Bangor Hydro Electric—
1st mtge 3%s 1966
112
..J&J
Beaver Valley Trac 5s 1950-A&O
18%
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
-J&D
107%
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O
M&N
108%
Bell Telep Co of
Pennsylvania—
lsjt & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
110%
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O—— A&O
130%
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1958-—.
102
A&O
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
90
J&J
Berkshire Street Ry—
1st extend 6s 1947
55
J&D
Berlin City Elect 6%s 1951—J&D
Sink fund deb 6%s 1959--F&A
Deb 6s Apr 1,1955
A&O
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
1st mtge s f 6%s 1956
A&O /
Birmingham Elec 4%s 1968.M&S
102%
Blackstone Valley Gas & Elec—
M & coll tr 4s ser C '65
M&N
109%
109%
Mtge&Colltr3%sser D'68 J&D
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45.A&O
63
Boston Edison Oo—
10
2
52%
1975
3s June 1 1945-—
3s June 1 1946
1
Oonv deb 5s 1973
Oonv deb 4%s 1973.
1975—
~9~~
8
7
J&J
J&J
J&J
5s 1941— A&O
1975
Bklyn Un Elev—See BklynQueens
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
1
Elec Corp—
8s ex-warrants 1940
M&S
Conv deb 5%s 1973
-F&A
Bonds
Central Illinois Elec & Gas Co—
1st 4%s series B 1961
Broad River Power Co—
34%
98
F&A
Ask
Telephone—
Arizona Edison Co-—
Income 5s 1960
Income 6s 1960
Deb 4s series A
Deb 5s series A
Deb 58 series B
Bangor Gas Light
Extl 1st
M&N
68 stpd ctfs of deposit
—
104%
Debenture 4%s 1963
A&O
51
American States Public Serv—
1st 15%s 1948 ser A
M&N / 101
Deb 6s 1938
J&D /
12
American Telephone & Teleg—
Deb 6s 1975 ser A
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
m
104
Secured deb 3.6-6s 1953
J&D
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016
M&S
Amer Rys Corp coll 4%s *53-A&O
Deb 5%s Nov 1 1943
25-year deb 3 %s 1961--,
30-year deb 3%s 1966
92
19
106%
107%
Am Gas & Pow deb 3-5s *53-F&A
Bid
Bonds
Baltimore Transit Co—
F&A
A&O
/This price includes accrued interest.
COCO
36%
86
fcLastsale.
PUBLIC
June, 1941]
UTILITY
Coast Cos Gas A Electric—
1st sf 4s series B 1965
M&S
Colonial Utll 5 %s 1958 ...—J&D
Colorado Util Corp 6s 1938.M&S
103
107%
44%
50
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
M&N
Deb g 5s 1952
A&O 15
Deb 5s Jan 15,1961
J&J 15
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A...J&D a
Columbus & Sou Ohio Electric—
1st mtge 3%s 1970
M&S
Commercial Mackay Corp—
Inc deb w w 1969
May
Commonwealth-Edison Go—
1st mtge 3%s ser I 1968.-J&D
Conv debenture 3Mb 1958.J&J
Com'w'lth El 5s June 1 *43-M&S
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
Non-cum inc deb 6s (w s) 1948Non-cum inc deb 6s (x s) 1948.
Commonwealth Light & Power—
Ref & unif 7s 1962
J&J
100
105%
42%
/
103 %
103 %
103 %
103%
103
106%
43
106%
43%
10854
111
109
112%
107
*
/
/
/
38 %
28%
41
30
10
5
Community Power & Light Co—
Col M
-M&S
101%
Community Public Service—
1st mtge. 4s 1964..
M&S
107
Community Teleph 5s Jan 1 1949 / 29
Community Water Service Co—
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A.
J&D
89
Deb g 5%s 1946 ser B.—M&S
87%
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950.. J&J
'43
Connecticut Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s '51 ser A..M&N
129%
1st & ref M 3 Hs ser F '66.M&8
110
1st & ref M 3 Mb ser G *66-J&D
108
25-year deb 3%s 1956.—M&S
106%
1957
as
Connecticut Power—i:
—1st & coll trust_5s 1956—J&J
1st & gen 3 % s ser O *75. .M&N
Connecticut Ry & Light—
1st & ref 4 %s 1951
J&J
Stamped guaranteed opt. .J&J
Conn Riv Pow 3% ser A 'o 1 F&A
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962
...J&J
Consolidated
Debenture
Debenture
Debenture
Edison Co of N Y—
3 Mb 1946
A&O
3 Mb 1948
-.A&O
3%s 1956
A&O
20-year 3%s debs 1958
J&J
Consolidated Electric & Gas—
Coll 6s ser A Aug 11962- -M&N
F&A
6s series B 1962......
Collateral 6s 1957
F&A
Consolidated Gas of Baltimore—
Gen g 4Mb Apr 1954
A&O
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Ref mtge s f 3%s 1971—J&D
1st ref M 3s ser P 1969...J&D
1st ref M 2%sser Q 1976.. J&J
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
107%
90
ft*
133
111
109
109%
109%
97%
57
123%
109%
110
107%
102%
107%
103%
102%
103
16
16
Empire District Electric Co—
1st & ref m 5s 1952
M&S
104%
105
103
90
i&x
99
107
102%
M&S
M&S
188
mx
103
101%
102%
105%
J&D
Sinking fund debs 5s 1946. J&D
General Gas & Electric Corp—
Scrip 4s due 1942
91"
104%
106"
80
<4
98*
104%
■
98
-w
105"
.
t Prepayment
n
Nominal,
r
offer.
4%
4%
%
%
5
r
/
100
100%
33%
31%
100%
101%
100%
77
81
65
101
101%
122
105%
84%
a
106%
85%
110
35"
19%
30
91
93
68
71%
63%
100
99
r
96
97
59
60
110%
104%
F&A
99%
r
68
79
71%
67
109%
104%
101%
oo
110.
b Basis.
102
82
108
106%
106%
101%
107
.
a
102
147
102%
100%
101
104
77%
77%
'/
/
27%
27%
27%
8
78
78
79
107
63
108%
76%
76%
79
17
28%
28%
28%
8%
81
81
33
33
78
,_n%
70
%
73
39%
70
94
1957M&S
M&S
70
J&J
Corp—
17
19
20*
6 % % sec bonds 1955 ser C J&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E__
F&A
Sec 7s 1952 ser F:
J&J15
International Railway (Buffalo)-
26
24
—
Ref & impt 3-5s 1962
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
107
107
international Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
Debentures 6s 1955
International Power Sec
84
jq7%:
Inland Power & Light Corp—
Coll tr s f 6s A 1936
/
—M&S.
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B
M&N'/
Coll tr 6s 1957 ser O
A&O7
20
M&N
81
J&D
International Telep & Taleg—
Deb g 4 %s 1952—
J&J
Deb 5s 1955
F&A
Int-State Bridge 4-6 %s '50.M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951. .J&D
Interstate Power 1st 5s 1957.J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Interstate P S (Ark) 6s 1940 M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943..
F& a
44%
46%
VkX
62
71%
28
i%
%
73
Investors Telephone 3s 1961. J&J
Iowa Electric Co—
1st 4s ser A 1961
J&J
Serial notes—
4s Oct 1 1941.
4s Apr 1 1942
103
45
46%
64"
llV*
29
74
103%
101%
101%
102
102%
102%
102%
102%
101%
....
4s Oct 1 1943........
Apr 1 1944..
4s Oct 1 1944
105%
110
10
6% conv notes 1940
J&D /
Indianapolis Columbus & South¬
86
ern Traction 1st 6s 1948--F&A
77
tndlana polls Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st mtgo 3 %• 1970
106%
M&N
61
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1967
J&J
Indiana polls Water—
106%
1st mtge 3%s I960..
T&J
Inland Gas 6 %s 1938
74%
F&A
Certificates of deposit
74%
76
6%s stpd 1952 (
/o paid)—..
15
7s 1938.F&A
Sinking fund de
4s
104
69
109%
-
110%
69"
67
,
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1.1950. J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & 8 W Gas & Util—
Deb 6s 1957
8i"
69
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A
M&N
Indiana Pr 1st 7%s '41 A .M&N
rndi&na Service Corp—
....
4s Apr 1 1945........
4s Oct 1 1945
4s
11941
1 1942
1 1943
1 1944
1 1945.
1 1946
page
90
Indiana Assoc Telegraph
1st mtge3%s ser A 1970.-F&A
6s ctfs of deposit 1932
7s ctfs of deposit 1932
(ntercontlnents Power Co—
Debs A 6s 1948.
J&D
Inter County Tel & Tel 5s 1948—
::::
122
Hydro El Bond & Sta 5s I957M&N
Hydro Elec Power Commission
(Ontario) 3%s 1943..
J&J
4%s due Jan 1.1970
J&J
8 %s 1947
A&O
2%s 1942—
A&O
3 %s
1953—
F&A
3s Aug 1 1948
A&O
Idaho Power 1st 3 %s 1907—A&O
Illinois Bell Telephone Co—
1st mtge 2%s ser A 1981. .J&J
(11 Community Tel 6s 1949—J&J
Illinois Power-& Light Corp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A—A&0_
1st & ref 5%s 1954 ser B—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
..J&D
8 f deb 5%s 1957
M&S
4s Oct 1 1942...
4s Apr 1 1943
notes—
Called for redemption; see
110
103%
.
1st & ref M 3%s 1963-...J&D
%s Dec
4 %s Dec
4%s Dec
4%s Dec
4%sDec
4%s Dec
103%
....
r
88%
4
102
J&D
88
Serial
101%
101
Power—
stamped 1950
102%
100%
104
....
....
M&S
1st s f 4%s 1950
Gen s f 5s 1957.
24
5s ctfs of deposit 1966
120
126
99%
%
105
Deb s f 7s 1935
J&D,/
Infer borough Rapid Transit—
I
101
Green Bay & Miss Canal—
1st & ref 4%s 1953
M&S
Green Mountain Power Corp—
a
56
J&J
70
* Prospective call.
Canadian price.
1.75
0.75%
1.20%
1.30%
80
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
J&D /
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39.M&N /
68
35
1.50
1.60
76
General Public Utilities—
1st M coll tr 6 %s ser A'56. A&O
1st mtge & coll 6%s C55.A&0
General Water Wks & El Corp—
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A. J&D
Great Northern
1st 5s
30
98
104%
100%
100%
100
59%
30"
J&J
A&O
,
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s*61 F&A
Pow let. « f »s '52.-J&J
Georgia Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1978
..J&D
Georgia Railway & ElectricAtlanta Northern Ry Co—
1st guar 5s 1954
J&J
58
M&S
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6%s
H
„%
16
104%
100
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
1st lien coll tr 5%s 1942..M&N
5
106%
General Public Service Corp—
See Investing Companies.
1st & gen 6%s 1950
Great Lakes Power Ltd—
111
98%
103%
Granite City Generating—
1st coll 5s 1963——T— A&O
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944
--.F&A
f
104
ol02
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54.-J&J
Florida Public Service Co—
1st 4s series O 1955..
J&J
Fontana Union Water Co—
1st & coll 4s 1950
.—.M&N
1st & coll 4s 1960
M&N
Fort Pitt Traction—See Phila Co
Fruit Growers' Express—
106
111%
104%
20
98
_
17%
72
108
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970
M&N
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952—F&A /
25
5%s (Sept'31 coup on)'51-M&S /
H
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne)—
Indiana Central Telephone Co—
1st lien coll 5%s 1938.M&N
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946.J&J
15
Ry 5s May 1
102% Ga-Caro
95 1
112"
18*
101 %
110 %
101"'
130
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B.. J&D
Fed'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1,1965...
Federal St & Pleasant Valley
110
21
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Undergound & St Rys 5%s'38__ J&D /
Hamilton Gas 6%s Aw w *37 J&D /
Hamilton Gas Corp—
—
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942.M&S
1st 58 (Internat ser) 1942.. M&S
Gatlneau Pow deb 5s w W '49 J&D
1st 3%s series A 1969A&O
1st 3%s series B 1969
A&O
109%
Elec Co—
....
Federal Light-Ac Traction
105%
97 "
91
90%
109%
77%
1st mtge 3%s 1960
J&D
Houston Natural Gas Corp—
1st mtge 4s 8 f 1955
M&S
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949—M&N
Hudson River Trac 5s 1950.M&S
103%
Equip trust 4%s to 1941—F&A
Equip trust 4%s to 1943..M&S b
Equip trust 4s to 1946
M&S b
110% Fuller ton-Portsmouth Bridge— |
1st s f 6s 1957
M&S /
110%
107% Gandy Bridge (Tampa)—
110
1st mtge s f 5%s f957
A&O
98
Gary Electric & Gas Co—
1st lien coil 5s 1944
J&J
102" Gary Rys Co 6 %s ser A 1945 F&A
103
Gary Street Ry 1st 5s 1937..A&O /
Gas Co of New Mex 6%s '44 M&8<
91
Gas & El of Bergen Co 5s *49. J&D
Gen 5s Nov 1.1954
61
M&N
109%
73
1st ext 6s June 1 1947—-M&S
Houston Elec 5s ser A 1950. J&D
Houston Gas Securn 5s 1952.M&S
Houston Light & Power—
125
Equit G & E Utlca 5s 1942. A&O
Ercole Marelli El Mfg Co (Italy)
1st s f 6%s 1953 with war M&N
Erie Coach Co 4%s 1959
Erie Co Electric 6s 1959
J&J
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
..A&O
Fall River El Lt 3%s 1968.-M&N
100
104%
f deb 7s 1935—M&N /
1st 6s series A 1943.
1st 5%s series B 1955
Hoosac Valley Street Ry—
103%
99%
107
1st mtge 3s 1970
J&J
Delaware Electric Power Co—
Deb 5%s 1959
J&J a
Delaware Power & Light Co—
1st M 4%s 1971
J&J
1st mtge g 4%s 1969
&J
1st mtge g 4 %s 1969
J&J
Delaware Vail Util 6s 1952.M&N
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A.
J&J
Des Moines Ry 1st inc 5s Jan 1 '55 /
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
1st 5s, 1966
M&N
Detroit Edison—
Gen & ref M 4s ser F1965. A&O
Gen & ref M 3 %s ser G '66M&3
Gen & ref M 3s ser H 1970.J&D
Detroit International Bridge—
1st mtge s f 6%s 1952
F&A /
Certificates of deposit
/
S f deb g 7s 1952
.F&A /
Certificates of deposit....... /
Dom Elec Pow 5%s 1955
M&S,
Dominion Gas & El 6%s '45.J&J
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany) I
20-yrsf 8%s 1948
A&O/
Duluth-Superior Transit—
'
1st 5s 1953 w s—
M&S /
Dumbarton B'ge 6%s to '49.J&J
33
103%
100
106%
Florida Power Corp—
1st mtge 4s series C 1966.
s
4s Series B 1953—
1970.M&N
104
105%
104%
106%
77%
101%
100%
—.
Gulf Coast Water 1st 5s '48-F&A
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968—
A&O
Gulf States Utilities Co—
1st m & ref 3 %s ser D 1969M&N
Kxtl g
76%
MX
102
4%s Dec 11953
Hamburg (Germany)
123%
Coal 5s 1951..J&J
Dayton Power & Light—
Dawson Ry &
105
110
110
110
1st lien col tr 5%s 1957...M&S
108
122%
.
68"
Federated Utilities Inc—
56%
57%
107%
109%
Contin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
97%
Continental Pub Serv 6s '40. J&D /
6
100
Cooper RivBri'geinc 1st 6s'58M&N
102
Copper Diet Pow 4 %s 1956—J&D
88
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan I
1952.
Crescent Public 8ervice Co—
Coll Inc 6s B Oct 1 .1954.. J&D /
59
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951.—J&J
87
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st mtge 3%s 1966
107%
-A&O
Cumberland Gas 6s w-s 1948M&N /
45
Dallas Power & Light—
1st mtge 3%s 1967
m%
F&A
90
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951 .J&J
Danbury & Bethel Gas & Elec Lt
6s series A 1948
F&A
103%
103%
106%
105%
56 M
110%
a
106
164%
108%
89
101
15
1942
J&J /
Federal water Service Corp—
Conv deb 5 %s 1954
103%
M&N
104
105 %
105%
107
110
_
64
103%
102%
4%s Dec 11947—
4%s Dec 11948—
4%sDecl 1949—
4%s Dec 11950..
4%sDec 11951—
4 %s Dec 11952
122
Pass
55%
56
88
105
91
Ask
Green Mount. Pow. Corp, (Con.)
Serial Notes (Con.)
107
73
16
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)—
1st s f 6 %s 1950
M&S
1st sink fund 0%® 1953..A&O
Electric P & L Deb 5s 2030.F&A
Eliz Plalnf & Cent J1
See
Eliz & Raritan Riv)Public Serv
Eliz & Trenton RR j
Corp
Elmira Water, Light A RR—
1st & con g 5s 1956.
..M&S
EI Paso Electric Co—
Stamped
96%
Bonds
85
Edison El I11JN Y)—See NYG
Edison Sault Elec4%s, 1961 A&O
1st lien g 6s 1942 sfcpd
Bid
Ask
104
89
Duquesne Light—See Phlla Co
Duquesno Nat Gas 7s 1948..J&J
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
Durham Pub Ser 7s A 49—A&O
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948 F&A
Bast Jersey St Ry 5s 1944—M&N
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s 42.A&O
East Prussian Pow 6s 53....J&D
Eastern Gas & Fuel Amoc—■
1st m & coll tr 4s A 1956.M&S
Eastern Iowa Pow 0i %s 1943.M&S
Eastern Lt & Pow 4s A 1965. J&J
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
Ref m 4%s 1948 A
J&J
Ref m 5s 1948 B.J&J
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser O—M&S 15
Ref 6s series P Jan 1 1948. A&O
Ref 6s series E Jan 1 1948. A&O
Eastern Minn Pow 5%s 1951 & S
Eastern Oregon Light A Power—
5%s series A 1951—.——M&S
5s series B 1953
—J&J
Eastern 8bore Pub Service Co—■j
1st m 5%s 1947ser A...—M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
Easton Consol El 5s 1949 —M&N
Economy Lt & Pr (111) 5s '56. J&D
1st mtge 3%s ser A
109%
109
and Income and defaulted bonac
month preceding the date of Issue
„
117
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '56--J&J /
Consumers Power Co—
1st mtge 3%s 1965
..M&N
1st mtge 3%s 1967
M&N
1st mtge 3%s 1970
M&N
1st mtge 3% f 1966..
M&N
1st mtge 3 %s 1969—...-M&N
101%
.131—
128
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Citizens Water (Scottdale)—
1st 5s series A 1953.
J&J
97
City Light & Traction (Sedalla,
Mo)lst s f 5s 1952
J&D
101
City A 8ub PS—See Un Rys of St L
City A Sub Ry—See Wash By A El
Olarksbury-Oolumbus Short
Route Bridge 6%s 1952...J&D / 45
Cleveland Electric Ilium—
1st mtge 3s 1970
—J&J
107%
Cleveland Ry 1st 5s A 1945.M&S
102
73
BONDS
bond prices arc "and Interact" except where marked "f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
NOTICE—All
101%
101
32
Apr 1 1946
Iowa-Ill Telep 3-5 %s 1949—A&O
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A. M&N
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4 %s 1958 M&S
_
a
102%
108
34
108%
——
/ This price Includes accrued Interest,
k last sale,
74
PUBLIC
BONDS
UTILITY
NOTICE—Ail bond prices art "and Interest" except where marked "V and Income and defaulted bond*
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bid
Bonds
Iowa Public Service Co—
Deb 5s 1968
1950
1st mtge 4s 1970
M&N
Gen mtge s f 4%s 1950—M&N
Isarco Hydr<
lec Co (Italy)-i1st M s f 7s 1952
M&N'I
17
_
/
4%
88
107%
107%
105
12
9
103
103%
103%
1942——F&A
Kansas City Public Service—■
1st ref 4s series O 1957 —-J&J
42
38
Kansas Electric Power—
106
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1960.J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric—
Kansas-Neb Natural Gas—
1st mtge s f 4s ser A 1957-A&0
Kansas Power 4s series A *64 J&J
127
112
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
1st m 5%s 1948 ser B
M&S
106
105
105%
106
i02%
101
105
162%
170
106%
106%
109%
108%
1948--—F&A J
'93%
96
A&O
94%
1st M coll tr 5%s '53 ser O F&A
1st col&ref 5 Hal 960 ser D F&A
6s coll notes ser A 1942
F&A
62%
95%
63%
62%
6s coll notes
ser
63
91%
105%
107%
114
98
J&D
1st extend 4s
1945
5s 1960—-J&D
lmpt
g
99
J&D
1st extend 5s 1945
64%
63%
1st
s
f 5s 1968---
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952
50"
2nd 4s of deposit
1st M
s
Michigan Public Service Co—
1st mtge 4e ser A1965
A&O
New Mex Gas
10154
10254
10554
10654
.—J&J
Lake—
101%
-J&.l
1st mtge 5s 1958
w Orleans City &
104%
105%
f 5s 1943.
New Orleans City RR 5s'43 J&J
New Orleans Pub Service Co—7
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A..A&O
105%
102
1st & ref 58 1955series B_. J&D
106
Inc 6s Nov
4s Oct. 1 1946
10354
10254
104
1949 ser
A...J&D / 104
Newport & Fall River 8t Ry—
Consolidated 4 54s 1954
J&J
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961.-J&D
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
1st & ref 5s 1944
J&J
New Rochelle Wat 554s '51.M&N
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
.
104
1947
101
10054
56
55
9854
122
5s 1955--.
.J&J
Middlesex & Somerset Traction—
92
5s 1950
J&J
66
Midland Util deb 6s 1938.—M&S /
Certificates of deposit
/ 63
New
—
Milford Water gu M 5s 1949.J&D
67 54
65
N Y Gas Elec L H & P Co—
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
109
New Armter Gas 5s 1948
J&J
NY & ER Gas 1st g 5s '44—J&J
Con 5s 1945—J&J
117%
107
10754
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar.-J&J
105%
114%
10354
104
106
N Y & Queens Elec Lt & Pow—
1st & con8 M 354s 1905--M&N
New York Rys Corp—
109%
105
M&S
May 1. 1947
104 54
M&N
9854
Light
J&D
10254
Telephone—
cum
ser
A '56--A&O
J&D
1st M 5Hs 1950 series A.-J&J
-
-
-
-
108%
88*
10254
119
10254
112
11254
J&J
103
103 54
98%
354s I960.-J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5 Mb 1957 M&N
106
10654
1st mtge 3%s 1961
Montana Power—
1st & ref mtge
104%
66
110
44
2
3%
86
f 3 5*s
1956
1st & coll 354s 1963
1st & coll 3 %s 1973
8
48
70,
70
Niagara Falls Power—
1st & ref 354s 1966
M&S
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)
1st mtge 654s 1953
J&J
Norfolk & Portsmouth Bridge—
1st 4-654s 1953.
F&A
110%
109%
41
F&A
F&A
354s debentures 1949
354s debentures 1954
89
1—H
i—i
r-1
4s debentures 1959
F&A
Nor Amer Gas & El 6s 1949-.J&J /
North Amer Light & Power Co—
104%
104
o«
105%
86
89
S f deb 554s 1956
North Boston Ltg
102%
102%
66
68
106%
J&J
64
66
J&J
62 54
66
6454
6754
3 54s secured notes 1947-—A&O
104%
North Carolina Gas 6s 48--M&N /
North Continent Utilities Corp—
6354
66
Conv notes 3s 1949
J&J
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 58 1941 opt—-J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B—A&O
1st coll & ref 554s
J&J
Properties
A_ J& J
50%
North Penn Gas Co—
1st M & lien 554s 1957—M&N
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
75
*48
100%
ser
Joint 1st mtge 4s ser A '42-J&J
North Texas Co 3-6s 1957—J&J
Gen & ref s f 454s '55 ser C A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser D.A&O
65
Morgantown Water 5s 1965.-J&J
10554
:::: Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969.J&D,
83
2d income 8s Dec 15 1969--. J/
26
87% Mountain States Tel & Tel—
30-yr 354s debs 1968
-J&D
10854
Muncie Wat Works 5s 1965.M&N
10554
81
98%
Lt & Power
F& A
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Consol—
1st & coll
108%
North American Co—
11154
Montana-Dakota Utilities—
27
106%
.
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st & gen mtge 4 %s 1960.A&O
Debenture 6s 1965
A&O
J&J
See N Y Gas Elec
90
10154
9%
9%
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
M&N
N Y & Westchester Lighting—
106
Income 7s 1950
A&O / 104
Mob Lt & RR Cons g 5s '41-M&S ' 10254
Mohawk V illey ref 6s 1991 M&N
Debenture 6s 2031
A&O
Monmouth Cons Wat 5s '56.J&D
M&N
Ref mtge 3 54s ser B 1967--J&J
N Y Water Service Oorp—
99
,
106
M&N
1st mtge 3 54s gtd 1963
New York Telephone Co—
1
A&O
-
inc 9s
1st con 4 54s 1962 ctfs
1st con 6 Mb 1962 ctfs
New York Steam Corp—
104
105%
F&A t 105%
M&S
102%
M&S t 103
109
M&N
1st 4 54s 1960
Ist mtge 3%s 1964
New York State Rys—
10754
10154
stpd 1958
J&J
AdJ income 6s Jan 1 1965--Apr
1st mtge 4s 1965
1st M 454s 1980—
Monongahela Valley Water—
41%
109
111
_
Prior lien 6s
Missouri Edison 1st 5%s '47 J&D
Missouri Gas & Elec Service—
1st 4-58 1956—
A&O
1st M 5s 1949
97%
121%
115
140
10854
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
125
107%
108%
10554
Missouri Public Service Co—
1st s f 5s 1960
F&A
108%
•
108
_
107 54
1st mtge 4s 1950
J&D
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
J&D
1st & ref 4Mb 1978
M&N
1 st mtge 3 54s 1966
87
99%
73%
101
105
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
1st
108%
106
101%
York Edison Co—
1st 1 & ref 3 54s ser D 1965.A&O
1st lien & ref 3 Mb ser E'60 A&O
95
115
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 4 Ms 1967.
-M&S
115
103
New York & East River Gas—8ee
NYGELH&P
Light Power—
1st 5s 1950
108
8454
108%
104%
104
Missouri Power &
89
87%
85%
111
4s Oct. 1 1943
4s Oct. 1 1944
4s Oct. 1 1945
Mobile Gas Service Corp—
f 5%s '51 ser A—J&J
f 5%s 1952 ser B..J&J
M&S
'60-A&O
5s 1951 M&N
Ne
ist s
4 J4s series C 1961
M&S
Missouri Val Public Service—
6s 1939
J&J
/
/
conv
105%
101
Missouri
Ann O
1st & ref 454s D 1983—-M&N
I & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950
N J Pow & Lt 1st 454s
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A—M&N
N Y 8tate Ei & Gas Oorp—
53
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
s
N
9954
r
New Mexico Power—
10254
—J&D
105
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Oorp—
1st lien & colltr 5s 53
M&S
1st M
101
1 1947
1 1948
105%
An Oct
2013
102
———_
102"
104
Manhattan Ry (N Y)—
1st 4s ctfs of deposit 1990
103
103%
Macon Gas 1st mtge 4 %s *52-J&D
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53.J&J
Manchester Terminal—
•
104
10454
—
Michigan Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref 68 1943
M&S
Deb 5s
64
1st income 3-6s 1957 w
2d income 4s 1963 w s
Light & Power—
1sts f454s 1950—.——J&J
New Haven Water—
• st &
ref 4V4s n 1981—.M&S
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
85
M&N
A 1959—
122%
124%
M&N
Newfoundland
112
Quebec Power—
ser
10754
87
3 54* series
10654
10454
95%
16
1st M sf 7s 1948
M&N /
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
104
1st mtge 3%s 1966
-_J&J
f 48
A 1961
.—M&N
England Tel & Tel—
1st 5s 1952 series A......J&D
106
110
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
8
J&D
9154
104
26
1st s f g 6%s 1944F&A/
Lower St Lawrence Power—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955
A&O
1st
Deb 554s 1954
New England Power—
New
105%
Louisville Ry—
1st 4%s ext Aug 1 1942 -M&S
General 5s 1950
F&A
Lowell Gas Light—
1st mtge 4%s ser A 1966-M&S
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
McLaren
50
Mississippi River Pow 5s *51-J&J
82
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s *56--J&D
Long Island Lighting—
Secured g 6s 19451
J&J
Conv deb g 5%s '52 ser A_A&0
Los Angeles Hermosa Beach &
Redona Ry—See Pac Elec Ry
Los Ang Pac Co—See Pac El Ry
Los Ang & Pac RR-See Pac El Ry
Los Angeles Railway Corp—
1st ref s f 5s ser A 1948.-_A&0
1st ref s f 5s ser B 1950—A&O
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
__J&D
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
1st & ref M 3%s 1966
M&S
Louisv Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd-.A&O
Convertible deb 5s 1962—J&J
New Engl Pow Assn 5s 1948.A&O
61
37"
1st 4Mb 1961 ser B
1st & ref 5s .955
100
J&D /
6154
6154
6054
Conv deb 5s 1948..—....J&D
Conv deb 5s 1950
M&N
105" Mississippi Power & Light— J&D
1st M 5s 1957
93%
J&J
-
Conv deb 5%s 1953
J&J
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941--J&D
120
112
con
654
654
554
554
2754
Mississippi Power Co—
Leipzig Overland Power—
16
S f mtge 6%s 1946
M&N /
102
Lewiston Gas Lt 3 %s C '56-A&O
109
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949
J&D
Lexington Water Power Co—
5s *48.J&D
Newark Gas 6s Apr I 1944-.Q-J
New England G & E Assoc—
Deb g 5s 1947
M&S
96
...
89%
Lehigh Valley Transit—
Ref &
59
59
1st mtge 3 %s ser A 1966--A&O
Lancaster Co Ry & Lt 5s 1951 J&J
Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
Light Heat & Power
Newark Cons Gas
10054
.
B 1942—F&A
%
10854
11654
96%
9954
Gas Elec
109
10154
10154
10154
4954
Middlesex Elec
*
Lake Sh Gas 1st 5%s 1950
M&N
Lake Superior District Power—
New
110
10354
M&S
4s Oct. 1 1948
•
18
20
33
4s Oct. 1 1949
Middle States Util 6s A 1951 A&O
Middle West'n Telep 6s '43.-J&J
6i 54
53
11154
Gas—
—
100
106%
45
Mar 1952-
IstM 5s 1956---.---
100
National Power & Light—
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
M&N
National Public Service Corp—
Debenture gold 5s 1978--F&A
Certificates of deposit
Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp '39-J&J
Nebraska Pow 1st 4%s 1981- J&D
Deb 6s 2022
M&S
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O
Deb 6s July 1941
J&J
20
11054
10854
10854
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s *40 s f.„F&A
Mexican Utilities 7s ext'49..A&0
4s Oct. 1
15%
A&O
34
A&O /
-
%
10154
4s Oct. 1 1941
4s Oct. 1 1942_
105%
-
104"
62
Serial debentures:
104
_
102
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950.-J&D
105%
101%
7754
101
Metrop Edison Oorp 6s '61-M&S
Metro Wat Sewer—See Fgn bds
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A/
Exten gold 4s 1938
J&J /
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42.J&J
4s Aug
48 Aug
-104
Kings County Elec Lt & Power—
Purch money 6s g 1997--A&0
KingsOoElev—See Bklyn-Que *ns
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54--J&J
1st ref 6%s 1954
J&J
Kokomo Water
Works—
1st 5s ser A 1958
J&D
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RR
1st 5s 1951
F&A /
Meridionale Electric Co—
lstsf 7s 1957 ser A
/
_
1st M 5%s 1950 ser A
J&J
Maysville P Serv 5 %s A 1942A&0
Memphis Street Ry—
3-5s series A 1945
-A&O
3-5s series B 1945
Ann April
4s Aug 1 1944
4s Aug 1 1945-—4s Aug 1 1946
101
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st mtge 4s 1970
J&J
S f mtge 4%s 1955—-----F&A
Keokuk Elec 6al945__-—M&N
Kewanee(Ul)Pub Ser 6s A '49 J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1956--F&A
Keystone Public Service—
1st M 5s 1978
M&N
75
102
Nat Gas & El Corp 5s 1953.F&A
5s series B 1947
-J&D
Nat Lt & Pow 6s 1949—-M&N
79
_
4s Aug 1 1941
4s Aug 1 1942
4s Aug 1 1943
30
J&D
1942
mod) ext at 5% to
Q-A
Maryland Light & Power—
_
Nassau & Suff Ltge 5s 1945--F&A
National Electric Power Co—•
5s stamped 1978
J&J
/
1945
1st mtge 4s 1963
Serial notes—
2%
Kentucky-Ohio Gas Co—
A Q Jan
9954
1st 5s 1951
M&N
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
J05
102
Miami Bridge—
98
_
ser
106" Michigan Consolidated
111%
J&J
Kentucky El Pr lstsf 6sl980J&J
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6%s 1942 stamped
J&D
Ret & ext 5s
f 7s 1940
income deb 6s (w-s)
103
105
Kansas Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 3 %s 1969
,
106%
124%
A--M&S
Laclede Gas Light Co—
Ref & ext 1st 5s 1939--
s
1st M 4Ms 1968 ser D—M&S
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
M&N
1st mtge 4s ser G 1905.--M&N
105%
98
95
A&O
4l" Metropolitan Edison Co—
39
_
6s
90
104
Cons mtge 3s B Dec 31 1962
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
Kankakee Water 4%s 1959--J&J
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46.-F&A
Debentures
44%
5%
43%
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec '31'62
-
1956-A&O
Gen sf5%s 1956
17
Maritime Telephone & TeJ
„
Jersey Central P«jw & Lt Oorp—
1st mtge 3%s 1965.
M&S
Jer i 'ity Hob & Pat—See P S Corp
Jewett City Water 5s 1945--J&J
Ctfs indebt 2s 1958
Maritime Electric 4 Ms
Bid
Londs
Municipal Gas & El Corp of
16
Reclunghausen 7sl947
J&D /
Mat Fuel Gas-See Peoples GL&C
Narrangansett Electric Co—
109
1st mtge 3548 I960
--J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
107 %
96
F&A
(San Francisco)—
James River Bridge System—
1st 2-68, 1907
-J&J
Jainest'n (NY j Telep 5s 1954 J&D
\
—J&D /
15-year s f 7s 1941
Marion-Reserve Power—
1st mtge 3 %s 1960
1st
_
5s stamped 1942
-J&D
Inc deb 6s ser A ws 1952-M&N
73
Ask
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
Ref & gen 6-4 %s ser B 1966 J&J r
Ref & gen 4s series C 1967-J&J r
Market Street El Pass Ry—
See Phila Rapid Transit
Market -<t Ry
23
70
Islands Gas & Electric—
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser
103%
105%
11——■11' 0 0
25-yr a f 5%s 1953 ser A.-M&S
Italian Superpower Oorp—
See Investing Companies.
Jacksonville (Fla) Gas—
1st 6s series A
107%
,
M&N
A
«er
104%
106%
Bid
Bonds
104
F&A
1st mtge 3 %8 1969
Iowa Southern Utilities—
Deb 6s
103%
M&S
M&N
Debenture 6s 1960
Ask
Nor Conn Lt & Pr 5s 1946. -J&D
Northern Indiana Pub Serv—
1st 3%s series A 1969---.F&A
Nor Indiana Telep 4 54s '55-M&N
88
\.
51%
102
90
94
96
118
122
107%
108%
64
66
10854
I
a
n
Called for redemption;
Nominal,
r
Canadian
see
price.
page
110.
• Prepayment offer.
t Prospective call.
.
j> Basis.
/This price includes accrued interest,
fc Last sale,
NOTICE—All bond prices
Bid
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A—M&N
1st Hen & ref 6s 1947 B—M&N
Northern Penna Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1962
A&O
105%
105
109M
M&S
110M
110M
M&N
Sfreg Income 3-6 Ms May 1 *69
95 M
97
69 M
71
7M
8M
7M
8M
9M
Mutual Fuel Gas g
101
conv 6s 1960 ser A
J&J
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
65
1st
J&D
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
1st M s f 4s 1957
J&D
NY PA NJ Utilities-
r
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
90
i
94
100M
109%
110%
M&N
107 M
M&S
109 M
J&J
109 M
108 M
109%
110M
1967
1972
1st mtge 3
Ohio Power Co—
-
130
107%
107 %
104
104M
F&A
109%
1941
19421943
1944
1945
1946
3Ms Aug 1
3Ms Aug 1
4s
Aug 1
4s
Aug 1
100%
102 %
102 H
102 M
102%
102 %
------
-
103
4s
Aug 1 1947
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954
J&J
Ohio Water Serv 1st 4s 1964.J&D
108 M
108
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
108 M
103
109%
1st mtge 3 Ms ser B 1955—F&A
Oklahoma Power & Water—
107 %
108M
F&A
103 M
104
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
Debentures 4s 1946
J&D
J&D
104%
1st M 5s 1948
ser
A
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref
Income 5s 1990
5s '41 .J&J /
Apr 1
21%
1M
88 M
52 M
101M
49 M
1st gu e 5s '45 opt bef '16.M&N
Oregon Elec Ry 3s 1958
M&S
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
.J&D
Ry 4Ma '48-'55.J&J
Ottawa Light Heat & Power—
Ref & coll tr 4s 1957
A&O
r
100 M
99 M
r
91
92
Piedmont IIvdro-El Co (Italy)—
1 st & ref s f 6 Ms 1960 ser A A&O
20%
3
103
103 M
1
105%
15
17%
16%
36
98
99%
95%
17%
Portland
(Ore) Gas & Coke—
1st & rer g 5s 1940
J&J
5s stmp ext 1950
J&J
Postal Teleg & Cable 5s
Potomac Edison Co—
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E
56 M
95
58
102 M
112M
110M
108%
102 M
104 %
J&J
Northwest Pub Serv—
Conv deb 6s 1950
M&S f
17
Pacific Power & Light Co—
1st M 5s 1955
F&A
99%
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph—
108
Refmtgle3%sserB 1966—A&O
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser C 1966. J&D
102%
112%
111%
109%
102%
108
99%
-
s
J&D
f debs 1949—-
Public Service Co of Indiana—
1st mtge 4s ser A1969--.-M&S
Serial debentures—
3 %s Sept 1 1941
3 %s Mar 1 1942
3 %s Sept
3 %8 Mar
3 %s Mar
100
1 1942
1 1943
3 %8 Sept 1 1943
3%s Mar 1 1944
3%s Sept
3 %s Mar
3 %s Sept
103
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
Pecos Valley GasextOMs '44M&N
1 1944
1 1945
1 1945
20%
110%
Non-cura inc deb 6s 1950.M&N /
H 1962
101%
Transit Corp—
66%
4Ms inc A notes 1958.M&S /
1958-M&S /
45
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s '46
A&O a 105
Ruhr Gas Corp 6Ms '53 A..A&O /
17%
Safe Harbor Water Pow Oorp—
1st mtge s f 4Mb 1979
107%
J&D
86%
Saguenay Power 4 %s A 1966 A&O
68
48
Called for redemption;
see
88.
121
103%
debentures—
54%
11
105%
105%
1942
-
H H O O a>COI-* S3K
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951-A&O
M&S
73%
20
15 1964.. f
A&O
-
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen gold 5s 1944
M&S
110%
112%
a
101
105
75
-
—
-
-
20
17%
56%
107%
107%
105%
106
108
108%
1st mtge 3 m« 1070
San Francisco Bay Toll
-
100
101%
103~"
105
103%
Unlf & ref 6s 1952
109
108
M&S
Bridge—
ser
31
29
%
B..M&S
133
1%
137
San Jose Water Works—
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1961.-J&D
Santa Barb Tel 3 Ms ser C'66 J&J
105%
a
106
r
103%
::::
Sandwich Windsor & Amherstb'g
100%
102%
103%
104%
104%
104%
104%
Ry debenture 4M8 1943. .J&D
Savannah Elec Co 1st 5s *52_ J&J
105%
110
Savannah Electric & Power Oo—
D 1947-.—QJ
1st & ref M 5s ser F 1955.M&S
1st & ret 4s
100
ser
Savannah Gas Co—
1st mtge 3%s 1966
104
104
106%
104
J&J
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947. —.A&O
1 1946
1 1946.
104
104
1 1947
1 1947
1 1948
104
1st 4 Ms 1958
M&S
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv—
"6%
Scranton Gas & Water Oo—
104
105%
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1, '46 /
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s '43.J&D
13
106
106
3 Ms Mar
3 Ms Sept
3 %8 M tr
1 1948
104
1
1949
104
1 1949
104
5%
94
99
103%
104
A...F&A
1st & ref 5s series B1961.F&A
104
101
101%
A 5s'50.A&O
84
1st & ref 5a 1967
Scranton Trans
4s series
ser
ser
Income 3sApr 1 1959
105%
106%
Seattle Gas 1st 5s 1954
Seattle Lighting Oo—
108
109
1st
5s
101
..A&O
B1959
109%
62
M&N /
A&O
M&S
1944
6%
.
72
107%
Seconu Ave Trac—See Phlla Co
104
101
b Basis.
-
103
1st M sink fund 6Ms *57-M&N /
Deb s f 7s 1942
M&N /
San Joaquin Lt & Power Oorp—
108
110.
<•
San Antonio Public Service—
108
page
w
.
72
75
107%
I-*)—1 OO oco
74%
20%
St. Maurice Power—
Guar 5s 1952
67%
3 %s Sept
3 Ms Mar
3 Ms Sept
56
Jan 1
4Ms Jan 1 1943
/
a
23%
108
91
B 1966
A&O
(III) Gas & El—
1st cons guar 5s 1959
M&S
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power—
1st mtge 4%s 1947
J&D
1st 4%s series
St Clair County
—F&A
Salt River Valley Water Users
Assn 6s 1941
F&A
6s 1942
F&A
6s 1943
F&A
San Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
112
Co—
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
1st f & ref 5Ms *55 see A..M&S
1st L&Ry 5s 1958
M&S
109
M&S
Extend 5s 1951
Salmon River Power—
3 Ms Sept
Valley Power & Light Co
1st extended 6Ms 1950._M&N
Pecos
M&N
—A&O
110
1st mtge os 1959
Conv n-c inc 4s May
19%
108%
3 %s
Provincial Light Heat & Power—
5s
1916
M&S
Elec 6s 1954
F&A
Public Gas &Ooke 5s 1952—J&D
Public Service Co of Colorado—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1964
J&D
124
120
mtge
Prussian
A&O
104%
J&D /
36
& Elec
M&S
F
96%
_
109
3M> sor I
4%s series B 1970
Providence Gas 4s ser B 1963 F&A
4s
108%
109%
108
J&J
ser
84
St Louis Public Service—
109%
110%
M&N
P>wer Secur coll tr 6s *49.-J&D
Paterson & State Line Traction—
Electric
F&A
108
4s
107%
95%
69
*53 -J&J /
1966
J&J
Power Oorp of Canada Ltd—
Conv deb 4Mb 1959 Ser B.M&S
Conv deb 5s ser A 1957 .—J&D
Pacific
Penn Public Service Corp—
1st & ref 6s ser O 1947
M&N
1st & ref 5s series d 1954 .J&D
105
1967.M&S
Serial
82
81
106%
1st M 4Ms 1961 series F__A&O
Potomac Electric Power—
1st
Pacific Light & Power Co—
1st 5s, 1942
..M&N
I) Lt & RR—
4s 1952—-—-J&J
Light—
Rochester
100
90
M&N
-
1st & ref 4s 1971
23%
98
.
fc
S f 4Ms inc B notes
Porto Rican Power 6s 1950.M&N
Porto Rican Rys Ltd 5s 1962M&N
Penn Central Light & Power Co—
1st & ref 4M« 1977
M&N
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
Mtge g 7s 1950
M&N
15
Direct mtge 6s 1952
M&N
15
Con mtge 6s 1953
F&A
15
Cons 6s 1955
A&O/
Richmond (Ind) W W Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
-M&N
105%
S f
87
1964
67%
Gen mtge 3 %s ser J 1969.M&S
Rochester & Lake Ontario Water
2
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phlla Co
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958—_ —M&S
45 M
Gas
66
112%
81%
Rhine-Ruhr Water Serv Union—
Extl deb 6s 1953
J&J
Gen mtge
44 M
91
M&S
1949
Power—
1st & coll 4a1962
M&S
Queensboro Gas & El 5e '52.J&J
Conv g deb 5 Ms '52 ser A. A&O
Republic Service Corp—
1st coll trust 5s 1951-s
J&D
Gen mtge4Ms 1977ser D.M&S
Gen 3%s series H 1967— M&S
9%
86
Passaic
Quebec
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
65
5s 1942—J&J
1952
93
102%
101%
100%
Rochester Central Power Corp—■
Deb g 5s 1953
M&S
102
Paterson Ext extd 5s 1950
218
lst & ref 5Ms 1949
-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O—.M&N
1st & ref 4Mb 1950 ser D.J&D
Roanoke (Va) Gas
1st 5 Ms 1951
46
104
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser 11966. J&D
1st & ref M 3s ser J 1970. -J&D
ser
76
94
1st & ref M 4s ser G 1964.-J&D
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser H *61 J&D
1st & ref 5s
73
1927-A&0
90 M
Pennsylvania
67
Portland (Me) RR 3 Ms 1951 - J&J
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945
M&N
Parr Shoals Pow 5s
102
110%
142%
Public Utilities Consol Oorp—
1st M 5Ms 1948
M&S
1st coll tr
5s 1937
100
J&J
J&J
J&D
1st & ref M 3 Ms 1968
1st & ref 5s 2037
1st & ref 8s 2037
Richmond (S
66%
M&S
.
103%
100
— —
78%
110
-—-J&J
J&J
J&J
_
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943-M&S
1979
105%
102%
Platte Val Tel 1st 4%s '58—M&N
Pomeraoia Elec 6s 1953
M&N
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950.M&S
104M
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D
5s
105
103
Pittsburgh Trac 1st 5s
95
1st
104
100
103
Redona Ry 1st 5s *42
5s
76%
91
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
lstref g 4s 1950 opt *15. J&J
Gen cons 1st 5s 1946—J2&J
&
113
75%
107
1961
consol gold 5s
112%
102%
98
Calif Pac Ry 1st 5s 1941 „J&J
Los Angeles Hermosa Beach &
Paterson
110%
90
101
r
103
Water Co—
5s
110
1950—J&J
f 5s 1952
Refunding
10
J&J
.J&J
1960.J&J /
Philippine Long Distance Tel—
1st 8 f 6s series A 1953
J&J
1st 6s 1954
Phlla & Western Ry 5s
1st i'n & gen 4Mb
1941-1948
A&O
Otter Tall Power Co (Minn)—
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&J
1st mtge 3 Ms 1969
M&S
Pacific Elec Ry g
7%
2%
5M
1M
Portland Gas Co 1st 5s 1951.F&A
Portland General Eletric Co—
1st & ref 4 Ms 196u
M&S
1st M 58 exten to 1950
J&J
3-3 Ms
s
14"
10
-F&A
78
'53—J&D
~7~~ Puget Sound Power & Light-
4
93
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—•
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f—F&A
S f guar 5s 1962
M&S
6s gold 1962
—M&S
1st m r e 6s 1944—
.J&J
Market Street Elev Pass Ry—
1st g gu 4s 1955.
—M&N
Union Traction 4s 1952
J&J
Phlla Transportation Co—
Consol mtge 3-6s 2039
J&J
Scrip
1st & ref 4s 1969
J&J
Phila & West Chester Traction—
Serial notes—
1st
105%
107%
13
3Msl967—M&S
Philadelphia Electric Power Go—
1st mtge
5%s 1972 — —F&A
109%
103%
Public Service Elec & Gas Co—
101
105%
3M
107%
5s *38.J&J
Pitts Canonsburg & Wash
Ontario Pow 5s *43 op to *13-F&A
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
Ottawa El
20%
H
87 M
51M
102M
/
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
1st extd 4s 1947
J&J
Ozark Power &
a
1st 4s 1954
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
125
_
1st & ref 58 1990
1st & ref 5%s 1990
1st & ref 6s 1990
102 M
102 M
65.J&D
1st 5s 1955
So Jeisey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s March 1,1953-M&S
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
1st mtge 3 M« 1908
A&O
Public Service Co or Oklahoma—
Pub Serv Coordinated Transport
1st & ref 4s 1990----.—-J&J
Phlla & Garretsford St Ry—
notes—
3 Ms Aug 1
3 Ms Aug 1
West End Trac con
110M
1st mtge 48, 1962
116
105
a
1st & ref mtge
J&D
A&O
A&O
1st mtge 3s 1971
Ohio Public Service Co—
115%
103%
104%
1st mtge 3 %s ser A 1971—F&A
Public Service Co of Pa—
a
a
85%
95
1st lien & coll 5 Ms
Philadelphia Electric—
Deb g 6s 2024--1st mtge 3 Ms 1968
Serial
F&A
*
92
Paterson Ry—
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to '44. A&O
23 M
30.J&J
Fort Pitt Inaction 5sl938-_—
Pittsb Rys 5s 1953.
A&O
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934- —-J&D
So Trac 1st & colltr g 5s 50A&O
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs -J&J
Ohio Edison Co—
1st & cons 4s 1965
111
20
Duquesne Lt 1st 3 Ms
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s
16
J&D
M&N
92
Elizabeth & Trent 5s '62.A&O
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949—M&N
90%
94%
_
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 5s 1^67- —---J&D
Ardmore Street 5s 1958.-A&O
98
97
F&A
1956
1st mtge 4s
J&J
f 5s w w
1st & ref 5s 1950
r
1st g 5s Dec I, 1950—J&J
Eliz & Rarltan Riv 5s '54.M&N
120
„
109
101
114%
103 M
104%
115M
Oorp—
J&J
,
151%
1946-J&J
Ry—
1st 5s
Sub
106
Ellz Plainf & Cent Jersey
„1XT
106
Northwestern Utilities Ltd—
4%a series A 1959
s
105%
Camden
109
5s 47 M&N
1954
J&D
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st consol 4s 1948—
.M&N
Prior lien 5s 1948
M&N
1st con 5s 1948
——M&N
1st
105 M
96
1st mtge 4s series A 1970- -F&A
N'western Telex 1 st 4 Ms *44.J&J
Deb 5s
,-oV??S
Peoria Service Co—
17
107%
107%
%s ser O 1960—F&A
Public Service Oorp of N J—
rrust certs 6% perpet—M&N
109%
100%
88 M
92 M
46 M
5s 68-J&L)
1941
1st lien 5 Ms
102 M
15
1st mtge 3
1st mtge 3 %s ser D *60--M&N
1st 3 Ms series E 1961--.—F&A
1st 3%s series F 1966
J&D
107
67-F&A
Conv deb 5a 1979
income 5s 1953—A&O /
Northwestern Pow Co Ltd—
cum
65%
109
106
Peoples G & Fuel 6 Ms ww'37 a&O
People's G L & Coke. Chicago—
1st cons g 6s 1943. —--—A&O
Refunding gold 5s 1947--M&S
1st & ref 4s 1981 ser B —J&J
1st & ref mtge 4s ser D 61 - J&D
Northwestern Penna Gas—
1st
64
70—J&J
Ref mtg & coll tr 3 Ms
Wat Serv 5s ser A
Peoples Light & Power
P&A
6s series B 1950
106M
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st
lstsf 5Ms I960—
32
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
M&S
Union El (Loop) 5s g'45-A&0
Northwestern Light & Power—
108%
108%
Penn
Bid
Bonds
Public Service Co of N H—
Refmtg&colltr3ksl964 J&D
123 M
122
N'weet Cities Gas 6s J949-—J& i f
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 6 Ms 1936 with warr. J&D f
Ask
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—Deb gold 6a 1976 ser A—M&S
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1969—
F&A
4%s debentures 1974—-—F&A
Penn Water 1st 3 Ms A 67—F&A
Penn Water & Power Co—
109%
mtge 3%s 1964
Northern Utilities Co—
1st lien 4-6s 1968
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Northern States Power (Minn)—
1st & ref M 3 Ms 1967— F&A
Northern States Power (Wis)'
1st
where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
-and Interest" except
ar«
Quotations for all securities are as near aa
Bonds
75
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
June, 1941]
/This price includes accrued interest.
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
64""
8
74
76
PUBLIC
UTILITY
BONDS
Quotations
Bonds
Bid
Shawinigan Water & Power Co—
1st M&col b f 434s'67 serA A&O
1st coll tr 434s ser D *70-A&O
1st coll tr 4s ser F 1961.—A&O
1st coll tr 4s ser G 1969—J&D
Conv coll
sec
86
86
68
99 34
67
3ijs 1940—M&N
Shenango Valley Water—
4s series B 1961
A&O
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st sink fund 634» 1052—J&D
Shrevp't Bdge & Term 5s'55-F&A
Ask
Bonds
87
Texas Hydro Electric
Corp—
1st mtge 6s ser A 1956
A&O
Texas Pow
8614
6934
10014
68
1st & ref 5s 1950
M&N
51
1st mtge 4s 1960
Serial debentures—
3s 1941
6s 1942-1940
Sioux City (la) Serv
J&J
10614
J&J
J&J
25"
10714
10114
10814
10514
r
10714
106
5414
10214
10214
Southern G & E (Fla) 5s '53.J&J
Southern Natural Gas Corp—
60
Adj mtge inc Jan 1 6s '60. A&O
1st M pipe line s f 4 Hs '51 A&O
8outh N E Telep 1st 5s 1948. J&D
Southern Traction—See Phila Co
101
Southern
Union
10-year coll
s f
_
125
98
Southern United Gas Co—
Non-cum 6s (ws) 1951-—..
/ 5614
Southern Utah Power Co—
1st M 534s May 1. 1960..M&S
102
Southside Va Pow 5s 1950—F&A
100
Southwest Gas Co (Okla)—
1st s f 6s 1954
...M&N
98
S'west Nat Gas inc 6s 1966--A&0
74
S'west Pub Serv 6 34s 1937--M&S
Southwest Telephone Co—
1st 6s series B 1947
M&S
series
C
Southwestern Bell Telephone—
1st & ref M 3 34s ser B '04. J&D
1st & ref M 3s ser O 1968—J&J
Southwestern Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 334s ser A 1970—F&A
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
Southwestern Public Service
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A
Southwestern States Telep
1st M 6s 1948
1st 6s 1949
76
76
112
a
107
10734
69
72
11014
105
10414
90
8614
Standard Public Service Corp—
1st lien 6s series A 1948
F&A
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B
J&D
8614
Deb
86 %
87
82
84
1961
1st
Deb
5s
1958
J&D
126
mtge
5s
I960
May
J&J
414s
*
Prospective call
rCanadian price.
z
M&S /
98
97
8
9
8314
101
65
A&O
10134
1063s
107
54
84
91
Wuarttemberg (Germany)—See
Consol
Hydro-Elec of
Wyoming Valley Public Serv—
1st & ref J-6s 1971
A&O/
J&D
t
1134
122
5s '37opt. J&D /
1947
J&D /
9936
99 ? *
1st Uen & ref 6s
10134
M
5s
30
32
30
32
w
24"
111
10734
26
6 Basis.
1
*
134
34
*
*
2 34
*
13 34
10
34
2534
Amer Gas & EIp*
com
10434
10334
10034
Amer Gas & Power
634
734
12
16
.....1
com
Warrants
;
——
&
Light
1H
34
17 H
107
2
234
14
*4
2634
10734
234
34
1
13
1334
2534
27
...
American Light & Traction. ..25
6^ preferred.
.....25
Amer Powet
103
17
100
1
134
com......*
.......*
16 preferred.
$5 preferred.
34 34
34 34
_*
30 34
3034
9134
....
Amer Public Serv 7%
pre!...100
90
Amer Railways com
50c
American Service $3 preferred—*
Amer States Utility com
1
5
i
1734
2
1
1834
234
11034
102
'1—'
OO
83
83
8034
21
12634
10934
10634
112 34
10734
10634
10234
10334
10134
5V4% preferred
25
Superpower Corp com....*
1534
*4
16
First |6
11034
•
43 H
35 *
44 34
4
100
15034
15134
Amer
preferred
Preferred $6 series
American Telep & Teleg
Amer Utilities Service
•
•
com
6% preferred
5c
26
Wat Wka & Elec com
•
$6 1st preferred
•
Vppalachi it Electric Power—
4 34% preferred
-.100
84
84
8134
23
4
Arizona
Edison
103 34
•
com
11034
109
Common
10734
1
6% preferred
Arkansas Nat Gas
50
common
Class A non-vot
*
common
6% preferred..............10
Arkansas Pow & Lt 7% pref
•
108
6% preferred
10934
12
1234
.*
Associated Gas & Elec
com
Common class A
——
71
634
84
x
734
86
6
x
104
634
4534
134
134
6 34
79 34
73 34
47
134
134
634
83
1
1
Original preferred__—...
$4 preferred
$5 preferred
$6 preferred
$636 preferred
$7 preferred
-
72
6
4 34
8934
80
Arizona Power $6 preferred.....*
Arkansas Missouri Power—
%
15c
5
Amer
109
10234
110.
10334
128
10134
125
see page
_50
86 preferred
Warrants
123
lit
68
1959
J&
West Canadian Hydro-Electric—
1st 6sser A 1950...
J&J
Oonv deb 014s 1945
J&J
a Called for redemption;
Ex-dividend
101
$7 second 2nd pref series A
16
10034
Washington Gas Lt 5a '60..M&N
Washington Ry & Elec Co—
Consolidated 4s 1951
..J&D
\oncost & Pot 5s 1949—A&o
1st guar
5« 1949
—A&O
1st s f gtd 334s 1951
A&O
City & Sub As 8 194H
F&A
1st s f gtd 334 s 1951-—-A&O
Washington Water i'ower Oo 1st mtge 314s 1904
J&D
Waterloo Ced Falls & No Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1940
J&J /
Waukesha Gas & Electric Oo—
98
89
Alabama Water Service 6% pref. *
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
$7 preferred.
103
1960. F& v /
106
*
*
Allentown Beth Gas pref
Amer Cable & Radio Corp
American & Foreign Power;
434
10434
M&N
w
*
$5 preferred
4?4% preferred.
ser
1955
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
Alabama Power $7 pref
$6 preferred
3634
40
103
Washington Gas & Electric Co—
1st ■ f 5148 1947
F&A
1st M 514s 1953
&J
1st
7714
24
1947
5s stamped
M&S /
1941
41
7614
107
5s
1st 5s 1951
York Rye 1st M
West Coast Telep 1st 4s '64.M&S
Texas Gas Utilities Co—
1st 2-6s 1951
9834
10534
10334
1
44
99
110
M
103
.A&O /
-
97
22
103
7414
7814
7714
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
1st mtge 334s 1961
..J&J
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st mtge 4sser A 1966
J&D
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
1st mtge 3 348 1971
J&J
Wolverine Pow adj 4 Hs Mar 1 *59
Worcester Transit Association—
40
B——J&D
1st & ref 6s ser O 1952.
M&S
Debs f 6s 1940
...F&A
.
Hydro Elec 014s 1953 F&A /
96
107
104
F&A /
.
Haute Traction & Light—
1st con M g 5s 1944—..M&N
Texas Electric Service Co—
1st
6s
1st & ref 5s 1950
1953.
M&N
9914
Tennessee Eastern Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1943
F&A O101.44
Ref s f 6s series A 1955.
M&N a 105
Terre
99.14
102
1095s
103
Virginia Electric & Power—
Ist & ref M 314s B 1968—M&S
5s
Terni
108 34
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
York Haven Water & Power—
V rgima Public Service Co—
1st & ref 514s 1946 ser A—F&A
Telephone Bond & Share Co—
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
79
96
_
10134
/
/ 102
14
16
A&O
107
118
1st M s f 6s 1953
J&J /
Wichita Water 6s 1949—.—M&S a 102
1st M 5s 1956 ser B—^F&A a
101
1st M 5s 1960ser O.
M&N a 105
Williams port Water Co—
1st M5s Aug 1952 ser A
F&A a 102
Winnipeg Electric Co—
Gen 4-5s series A 1965
J&J
45
Gen inc 4 5s ser B 1965— J&J
/
44
12034
Vermont Ltg Corp 1st 5s'44 A&O /
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
J&D
Conv deb 6s 1938
M&N /
Stettin Pub Util 7s 1946
A&O /
Steubenville Wellsburg & Weir ton
5s
Fdg & R E M 414s g "50—M&N
25-year g 5s 1951
—J&D
30-year Ss Mar 1 1960
K&S
Western Utilities Corp—
15-year s f 6s 1952
M&N
Westmoreland Wat 5s *62--J&D
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ)
102
Utlca G & El ref & ext 5s '57 J&J
Co Bldg (Kanata Realty)—
5s
1950
—F&A
Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry—
84
82
Standard Telephone Co—
1st 1 coll tr 514s *43 >er A.M&N / 102
1st
1st M 5a 1951
M&N
1st 5s series B 1950.....-J&J
Deb s f 6s extd 1950
M&N
Western Public Service Co—
1st & ref 514s 1960
F&A
Western Union Telegraph—
101
2022
M&N
1st lien gen M 5s 1944—F&A
1st lien & gen M 414s 1944.F&A
Ucica El L & P 1st 5s 1950...J&J
8614
8614
8614
Ry 1st 5s 1951...
A&O
\f 1514
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946
..J&J
112
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951. J&D
124
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1940.M&S / 29
2nd mortgage 5s 1930. .—.J&J
/
10
Syracuse Transit 4s 1969
/ 42
Taiwan El Pow s f 534s 1971 .J&J
3814
Tampa (Fla) Gas 514s '56—A&O
10014
112 34
110
Bridge 3 H-6148, I960
J&J
80
West Virginia Water Service—
1st mtge 4s 1961
A&O
10634
Westchester Elec—See 3d Ave Ry
W68tchester Lt 1st g 5s '50.-J&D
124 34
Gen mtge 334s gtd 1967
J&J
10834
Westchester Service Corp—
4s 1948-1953
.-..A&O /
4
Western Oont Utll 6s 1944—M&S
/
214
Western N Y Utilities 5s '40. J&D
104
Western N Y Water Co—
1st M 514s 1950
M&N
104
Cum Income 6s 1952
J&D/
Cum income 6s (w s) 1952. J&l
f
Upper Mich Pow & Light—
8614
F&A
Standard Power & Light Corp—
Deb g 6s 1957
F&A
314s 1950
A&O
2d extended 514s 1956—M&N
West Texas Utilities Oo—
1st mtge 314s ser A 1969.M&N
West Virginia Ohio River
9734
11934
9634
1st mtge 4s ser A 1959—F&A
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A—A&O
Utah Power & Light Co—
86
86
T&D
_.
104
Sink fdM 6s 1953
86
86
F&A
Certificates of deposit.
98
J&J /
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s *34. J&J /
United Securities Co Ltd—
Coil s f 514s ser A 1952.-M&N
Coll s f 5J4s ser B 1952—M&N
United Traction (Albany)—
Con g 414s 2004
J&D /
Unit Trac (Pgh)—See Phlia Co
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—
Convertible notes—
Debenture 6s 1951
Debenture 6s 1966
6s gold debs 1957
Light & Power Co—
634s 1974
M&N
27
73
g
102
106 34
1st ext
1st
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
125
6s stmp ext May 1 '48--A&0
6s stmp ext May 1 '48--A&O
Co
West Ohio Gas 1st s f 5s 1958J&J
West Penn Elec deb 5s 2030.A&O
West Penn Power—
1st M 5s 1963 series E
M&S
1st M 314s ser I 1966
J&J
1st M 3s ser K 1970
M&S
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960—J&D
West Philadelphia Pass
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
1st mtge 3 34s 1960
A&O
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co—
81
J&J
Eq 734s Feb 15 1938
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952..J&J
Standard Gas & Elec of Del.—
J^rst End Trac—See Phlia
Wise Elec Power 344s 1968-A&O
Wise Fuel & Lt 1st 5s 1948..M&N
Rys (Providence)—
f 514s 1948
s
Bid
United Railways of Havana—
8914
8814
10814
106
8034
84
Uoited Public Utilities Corp—
Conv coll tr 6s A 1960
J&J
Conv colltr 5Wb B 1960—J&J
Ualted Rys Cos 4% ctfs '49-J&J
10214
89
87
Spokane Gas & Fuel 5s 1944.F&A
Spring Brook Water Supply—
1st ref 5s 1965
A&O
Spring Val Utll ref 6s 1943..J&D
8pringfield City Water—
1 st mtge 4s ser A 1956
A&O
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&D
Springfield (Mass) St Ry—
Rer & gen 6s 1940
M&S /
7834
Deb g 6s 1975
M&N
United Lt&Rvi(Me)6s A'52 A&O
Deb 6s 1973
-J&J
Ua Lt Rys(Del) deb 5 44s.52 F&A
Co—
M&S
—
73
ist 1 & consol 514s 1959--A&O
Co—
J&J
69
70
J&D
10534
U aited
10634
10634
M&S
10834
116
1st
10734
106
10034
10834
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A—
101
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B_.
92
United Electric Service (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1950 ser A..J&D /
22
United Gas & Fuel (Hamilton)—
76
106
104
*
115
Deb
Southwestern Light & Pow Co—
1st mtge 334s ser A 1969..J&D
Southwestern Power & Light—
75
30
10334
United Elec
101
11134
10634
J&D
1947
74
*
23
Unit Elec Co of N J 4s '49—J&D
60
1134
1st 6s
59
Union Traction—See Phila R T
Union Water Service Co—
First lien 514s *51 ser A.M&N
....
7434
7434
'334
60
8
8
1st M & coll s f 5s 1948—J&D
Union Passenger Railway—
ist 48 Mar 31 1961.
A&O
2d ext 4s Mar 31 I960
A&O
Union Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Gas—
6s 1942..-A&O
72
56
1st serial 4s 1941-1942 ...J&D
1st serial 4 34s 1943-1 y45— J&D
1st 4 34s 1950.
Union Gas System—
10114
10514
122
10834
10234
Union Elev RR—See N W Elev
Union Gas Co of Canada—
65
10514
100"
105
.
105
1534
5934
Union Electric Co of Missouri—
1st mtge & coll tr 314s 1962 J&J
3% notes. 1942
T*J
1st M & coll tr 314s 1971-M&N
5514
10434
-
10734
s
Tyrol Hydro-Electric Pow Co—
1st Ms f 714s 1955
M&N /
Guar s f 78 1952
F&A /
UJigawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M s f 7s 1945—
M&815
105
Bonds
Ry—
52
65
1st lien & ref 514s B J952.-J&J
T win States Gas & Electric—
1st 1 & ref 534s 1945 Ser A.M&S
Southern Colorado Power Co—
1st g 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
1st mtge 38 1971
J&J
99
A...M&S15
Rapid-Transit Co—
lien&rer534sA 1952—J&D
1st
10314
10614
ser
10634
f debs 1960
—A&O
10134
Traction Term'l Corp 5s *57— J&J
70
Trenton G & El g 5s 1949—M&9
120
Trenton St Ry ext 5s 1968
J&J / 40
Troy City Ry 1st cons 6s 42 A&O /
234
Twin City
314s
10814
10314
f 7s 1955
s
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)—
1st g 0s 1953 series.-J&D15
Toledo Edison 334s 1968
J&J
1st mtge 314s 1970
A&O
105
1st ref 6s 1960
M&N
74
78
South Carolina Power Co—
1st lien & ref 5« 1957
J&J
106
10514
South Jer G E & T—See Pub Serv ice Cor P.
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
1st lien 6s 1944
J&D /
20
18
1st lien 6s x-w 1941J&D
74
78
1st mtge. 334s, 1970
A&O
Southern Canada Power—
4 H* 1962
A&O
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
1st lien & coll 5s 1958
A&O
Avenue Ry (New York)—
1st
Somerset un & Mlddlessex Ltg—
Southern Bell Telep & Teleg—
3 H* debentures 1902
A&O
3s debentures 1979
J&J
Southern California Edison—
1st & ref mtge 3s 1965
M&S
Southern California Gas Co—
100
Tide Water Power 1st 5s *79.F&A
Toho Electric Power
(Japan)—
100
0sl951_J&J
121
10734
10434
50J4
'14 J&J
Adj inc g 5s Jan I960 opt--A&O /
1534
Third Ave RR 1st 5s gr37—J&J / 10034
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942.-F&A
95
Westchester El 1st 5s g '43-J&J
7934
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946.-A&0
69
102
Mtge g 4s Dec 1, 1943
J&D
South Bay Consolidated Water—
119
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft
90
8634
lOO"
10734
10334
414s '56.J&J
Third
Shreveport Rys—
14
J&J
Texas Pub Serv 1st 5s (w-s) 1961.
Texas S'western Gas
85
Gen income 4s (w-s) 1957. A&O
Silesia Elec Corp s f 6Hs'46 _F&A
Sioux City Gas & Electric Co—
8234
10134
9834
M&S
m
Ask
West End St Ry—See Boston El
Corp 6s 1950—-M&8
General 0Ks 1950
Texas Power & Light—
Deb g 0s 2022 ser A
10214
46
Bid
•
*
*
*
*
3a
-
-
-
«
34
1
2
104"
/This price includes accrued interest.
A; Last sale.
n
Nominal,
JUNE, 1941]
Quotations for all securities
Bid
Stocks
Class A
3k
11
4
2
108*f
Atlanta Gas Light 0% pref... 100
Atlantic City Elec 0% pref.....•
Baltimore Transit Co v t c.—-*
Preferred v t c
100
Bangor Hydro Blec com......25
7% preferred.
........100
6% preferred
....100
Beauharnois Light.............
10)4
3
A
I/O 78
120)4
123""
28c
35c
2.50
2.75
19)4
19)4
142
—
r
Telephone (Canada).... 100
Canadian Price..............
r
Beverly Gas A Blec..—......25
Biddeford Ac Saco Water
100
Birmingham Blec $7 pref
$6 preferred. .. . .. ........ *
Birmingham Gas common.....-2
$3.5 J priorpreferred
.50
Birmingham Water Works—
6% preferred-.---100
Blacks tone V&i Gas 8c El pref. 100
Boston Edison Go com........25
Boston Elevated By com....100
Brazilian Tr Lt 8c Pow ord
*
Bridgeport Gas Light.—....
*
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
20
British Columbia Power Corp—
Class A....
Class B
*
Brockton Gas Light Co v t c—25
Brooklyn Edison
...100
....
9k
96)4
144)4
....
4X
108)4
115
....
26)4
27
44
44)4
4X
26)4
33)4
4k
25
32
•
14 k
k
4k
....
4)4
180
150
OX
67
2k
70
2X
....
10 X
10
17 k
94 k
17
90
2
V4
109
106
160
....
.
.
IX
Detroit Edison new
Detroit Int'l Bridge com
26)4
26)4
Duke Power Co
*
—...—*
.....
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
Central "Elec and Tel com.——.1
6% preferred
50
Central Hudson Gas Ac Elec
*
4 X% preferred
100
Cent Illinois Light 4X % pref. 100
Cent 111 Pub Serv 16 pref-—-*
Cent Indiana Gas 0)4% pref. 100
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref. 100
106
108
102
1.20
48
iox
112)4
109)4
preferred————_l00
86
113
99)4
109
—————50
—100 z
Central & S'west Utility....-50c.
6% preferred
44)4
87
*
29
108
Prior lieu
preferred
m
5'
106
110)4
115x
101)4
110)4
46
100
115)4
105 x
35*
111
1)4
.
100
o
8*
80
3)4
88
Clues Service com..—
10
$6 preferred
.——100
60c preferred B
.—.—*'
4
2)4
4x
53
55x
—....*
48
si*
Cities Serv Pr & Lt $0 pref—...*
91
93
95
2)4
Rights
...
$6 preferred BB
$7 preferred—
Citizens Gas Fuel
4)4
—-——•
93
*
com—...
ix
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
...1
Citizens Utilities com
IH
IX
Citizens Water Co of Wash (Pa)—
7% preferred.............100
City Water Go (Chattanooga)—
5% preferred
.....—100
City Water (New Castle) oref.lOO
Cleveland Elec Illuminating
*
34.50 preferred
*
Cleveland
104
103
112
26)4
25k
100
Railway.
pref——25
Oolum G & El Corp (Del) com..*
6 % preferred series A—
100
5% preferred
—100
6 % conv preferred
100
j*
35)4
113)4
27 x
26)4
2)4
73
60
74)4
54
55)4
70,
113)4
112)
24)
....
•
No par value,
price.
%
110)4
x
11)4
-56 H
8)4
20
75c
)
a
13
59 k
10)4
7I*
ms
7
10*
lk
2)4
7
6
90
93
lk
47*
80c
10*
1
95
19
21)4
2X
2
58 k
54 X
3k
70
ix
59
56
3k
....
7)4
k
57
60
108
185
48
82
91 k
Empire 8c Bay State Tel (gu) 100
Empire District Elec 0% pf—100
Empire Gas 8c Fuel Co pf 8%.100
Preferred 7%..
100
6)4 % preferred..
.....100
0% preferred
—.100
Empire Power Corp—
See Investing Companies,
Engineers Pub Serv com.......1
$5 preferred.!....——
$5)4 Preferred......——
*
S6 preferred.......
*
Erie Coach———..—...—*
Essex Company.............50
European Elec class A........ 10
Pall River Elec Light.——25
K8
90)4
34
Jl"
28
.——25
25
0% preferred
48
7c
10c
100
—
—
Havana Elec 8c Util $5 pref.....*
0% preferred
.————.*
Haverhill Elec Oo
———25
•8*
30
36)4
9
25
.....1
—
14
14)4
Houston Natural Gas com....
Hudson 8c Manhattan
...100
2%
5% non-cum preferred
100
Huntington Water 7 % pref
100
Idaho Pow«r 7% pref--—-—100
6% 1st preferred
HI Comm'l Telep 0% pref......*,
103
112
113
101
...*j
ix
5% conv preferred.......50
25 x
Illinois Iowa Power common
Illinois Power 8c
$0 preferred
3)4
Light—
29
-...50
.....
Indiana Assoc Telep $5 pref
Indiana 8c Michigan Electric—
7% preferred
105
*
110
——100
Indiana General Service—
6% preferred
110
Internat
.....
Power Securities
38)4
16
IIX
39
18 K
110)4
4
1
3x
34
81
2k
80
2
Units.
International By v t c
100
Internat Teleg of Me (go)——100
22"
International Telep 8c Teleg....*
IX
2
Common..—...—....—.*
0% arrear certificates
...100
6)4% arrear certificates... 100
7% arrear certificates—.100
Italian SuperpowerSee Investing Companies.
Jamaica Pub Service Ltd.—..*
Preferred.......100
Jamaica Water Supply..——.*
$5 cum pref ser A——*
Jersey Cent Pow Ac Lt 7% pf-100
0% preferred...——.100
5*4% preferred
100
Kansas City Power & Light—
1st pref 36 series B
..._*
Kansas City Pub Serv.......
*
91)4
5)4
58
90x
x
91)4
*
—i00
19
11
x
37 k
Telegraph (guar)... 100
Gandy Bridge common..
...*
Gardner Elec Light common. 100
2x
20
55
55
65
105
103
103 x
104
2)4
2
13
40
Kansas Power Co 0% pref.
13)4
r
129
r
100
....
6% preferred
16"
15
Preferred.————*
Kansas Electric Power Co—
5% preferred
2X
12)4
Kansas Gas 8c Elec 7% pref.. 100
.....*
.
7% preferred
*
Light—
4)4% preferred
.100
Kentucky Utilities 6% pref.. 100
7 % junior preferred
...50
Keystone Pud Serv $2.80 pref--*
Keystone Telephone $4 pref.—50
26
106
29
108
103 k
99
104)4
100
91 k
93 k
118
8c
IX
101
117
109
mm
m
2
102)4
99
119
111
101
102
104
Kansas Power 8c
127
52
30
28
Kentucky Nat Gas..85
_
w*
40
51
125)4
48)4
Xl)f
——*
.*
Iowa Southern Utilities-
85"
53
18
10
FitchSurg
......*
pref $7
36 preferred
92
195
84
..........
Companies.
92)4
65
113
13
52
Federal Power Ac Light com
50
Fed St Ac Pleasant Val—See Phila Co.
Federal Water Service com A—*
35 k
$6 preferred
*
$6)4 preferred
*
®*7 npofonfoH
jfc
38
Gas" & Elec Liffhtl 150
38
Florida Power Oorp 7 %
106)4
pref 100
See Investing
Interstate Power
93
103
80)4
15
*
Utilities-
15)4
76
25
2)4
..
99 k
102 x
45
49
25
120
103
4H
100
Gary Elec & Gas common......*
Gatlneau Power com.——.—..*
Ex-rights
28)4
22
72
79
68
—
e
109
6)4% preferred
—.—.100
7% "preferred
....100
Iowa Elec Lt 8c Power Oo— •
6% preferred A—.........100
6)4 % preferred...........100
7% preferred O
—.100
Iowa Power Ac Lt 7% pref...100
Iowa Pub Serv 36 pref
*
6)4% preferred
*
37 preferred..—.......—-*
Common
...—....15
101
Preferred
....60
Slixabethtown Water Cons
100
Elizabeth Consol Gas .—.100
b Basis,
102)4
113 k
Investors Telephone com.......*
Iowa Electric Co—
29)4
5% preferred—...........100
5)4% preferred...........100
Hartford Gas com..
Preferred.
:
69
22
88
Havana Elec By com————
Interstate Natural Gas
•m
100
*»«
19
90
82
Harrisburg Eys common—..—60
Hartford Electric Light
25
88
6
110
Preferred
93
-
32X
30)4
101
...
10
39 k
108)4
Foreign share ctfs...........*
...
Preferred $50 par...
Florida Power & Lt $7 pref
44*
Gen Telep Tri Corp..........20
Gen Wat Gas 8c Elec com..
1
$3 preferred
.*
Georgia Power $6 preferred....*
$5 preferred
....—•
Georgia Power 8c Lt 0% pref....*
Gloucester Elec Lt Co
25
Gold 8c Stock Telep (guar)
100
Green Mt Pow Corp 30 pref...*
Greenwich Gas $1.25 pref-....*
Greenwich Water Sys 0% pf—100
Gulf Power $0 preferred........*
Gulf States Util $6 pref
*
$5.50 preferred....*
Hackensack Water........
25
7% pref class A
..—25
Hamilton Bridge common......*
Hamilton Gas common
1
Harrisburg Bridge
20
Harrlsburg Gas 7% preferred. 100
International
.........
..
19
49 x
.....
"ix
com......
..
conv
Warrants
"ix
*
Preferred
$2.50
100
50)4 Indiana Hydro Elec 7% pref. 100
1.25 Indiana Service Co 0% pref—100
78
7% preferred
100
..100
11)4 Indiana Telephone Corp
Indianapolis Power & Light
2
*
19
5k% preferred-.
.100
Indianapolis By Co v t c
100
internat Hydro-El Syst A
25
Conv pref $3.50 series
50
22" Inter-Mountain Telep
—10
22)4 Internal Ocean Teleg 1 guar).. 100
*
2k International Power Oo
1st preferred
100
2)4
32
8% preferred—...........100
34.50 div preferred
11
83
-
Arrears certificates
6% preferred—.——.100
Called for redemption; page see 110.
* Ex-dividend.
11154
20 k
2)4
74 k
Elec Power 8c Light Corp......*
37 preferred
*
36 preferred..——.—...—*
2d pref series A.—..
*
El Paso Nat Gas
*
;.
*
com.....20
preferred
...50
common
Holyoke Water Power
28
26
*
*
Electric Ferries common.......*
El Paso Electric Co (Del)—
Preferred series A 7%
El Paso Electric (Texas)—
83
39
See Investing Companies.
5 % preferred
Gen Telephone Corp
Haverhill Gas Light
115)4
Franklin
24)4
lk
113
108
110
105
117
36 preferred
35 preferred
Frankfort
115
114
"2
11
64
*
.......
51x
6
\
k
—100
.—.—.25
*•4
... —
nrpfAPrflH
Canadian
1
.9
1
100
50)4
Optional warrants.
Commonwealth Tel (Pa) 7 %!pf 20
r
60c
73)4
59
Eastern Util Assoc com...—...*
Convstock
*
Electric Bond 8c Share....
_5
Florida Telephone.
Columbus 8c Southern Ohio Elec—
6% preferred A ...
100
0)4% preferred B
100
Commonwealth Edison Co—..25
Commonwealth Gas—....
.1
Commonwealth & Southern... *
90
l\H
73
6% 1st pref stamped
..100
6% pref B stock
.....100
5% adjustment stock
100
Eastern Mich Transportation...*
Eastern Minn Power 0% pref
*
East Shore Pub Serv 0)4% pf 100
Optional warrants
70
74
82
-
Eastern Gas 8c Fuel Assoc's com *
Preferred ($6).
32
100)4
87)4
East Coast Public Service v t c..l
East Tenn Lt 8c Pow $0 pref.
*
0% preferred..
Easten Telep 8c Teleg
25
117
105 H
99)4
20,
^all River Gas Works
federal Light 8c Tr com..
104
Coast Co Gas Ac El 5%
(A
104 k
Duquesne Light—See Phila Oo—
Cuquesne Nat Gas common.—.*
34 preferred...
-•
35 preferred
-*
7%
101
"ix
23
114
——.100
Ellz 8c Trenton BR com
60
5)4
)4
2)4
x
x
x
Series 3——........-100
Series 4
...100
Cincinnati Gas 8c Blec 5% pf 100
Cincinnati Street By......—.50
Oincin 8c Suburb Bell Telep—50
10)4
113)4
108
—100
Series 2
49
88)4
99)4
112)4
104
x
-*
Central States Edison
*
Central States Pow 8c L $7 pf—*
Cent Vermont Pub Serv 0% pf.*
Central West Co. v t c—.....-6
Chic City 8c Con com part ctfh—*
Pref partic ctfs.——--*
Chicago Bys partic ctfs ser 1—100
Preferred
1.30
85
Central Maine Pow SO pref—100
Central N Y Power Oorp—
5 % preferred
..—.—100
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 0% pf
*
Central Pow 8c Light 7% pref 100
104
98
lk
....-.100
4)4% prior preferred...
100
By com....100
98
95
8k
50k
116)4
109)4
17)4
iYA
6% preferred
170
20
55)4
114)4
108)4
17)4
—
107
117
41
•AH
48*
—
%>
16)4
111)4
42*
39)4
Consumers Gas (Toronto)....100
Consumers Power 35 prof...—.*
34.60 preferred
-—*
lontinental Gas 8c Electric—
7% prior preferred—^
100
Continental Telephone 6)4 % pref
7% preferred.—— —
—
Crescent Public Service com.... 1
Cuban Telep common.
100
6% preferred
———..100
Cumberland Gas com ▼ t c
1
Cumberland Co (Maine) Power
8c Light 6% preferred..—100
5H% preferred
....——100
Dallas Power & Light 7 % pref 100
6% preferred
. —
Danbury A Bethel G 8c E pf—.25
Dayton Pow & Lt 4 )4 % pref .100
Denver Tramway com.....
*
Preferred-------—.100
Derby Gas & Elec 37 pref———*
Detroit 8c Canada Tunnel......*
85
6
44
Ions Trac
86
106
31
114
(Pittsb)—See Phila Co
Consumers Gas (Beading) ....25
h
71
$5 prior preferred.........-.*
$6 cum con v pref ser A
....*
$0 conv pref ser B—.————*
$7 preferred.......
*
$8 preferred
*
Gen Italian Edison Elec Corp—
Amer shs for ordinary stock..
General Public Service Corp—
General Pub Util
40""
28)4
preferred—......100
52
75
Central Arizona Lt 8c Power Co—
7%
23""
40
51
——..100
5% preferred
18""
Bid
Par
Stocks
Gen Gas & Elec (Del) com A..*
...
118
37
Eastern Mass St
6% preferred
6% preferred—
$7 preferred..
8k
19)4
*
-
87
X
10c
7X% A ord-.£l
3c
dep rec B ord----—£1
Amer dep rct*5)4%pref—£1 -Ms
C all f-Oregon Power Oo—
82
6% preferred series of 1027-100
82
6% preferred—...——.100
Calif Water Serv 0% pref..—.25
25 k
Calif Water A Telep 0% pref...25
25
Camden 8c Rockland Water
103
6% preferred
....100
Canada Nor Pow com
5)4
Canadian Marconi Co
_1
—*
107
7
18 k
—:
84)4
73
3k
6k
—.100
104
n
$3 pref...*
O mnecticut Light 8c Power—..
5)4%
n
4)4% preferred
100
ConsolElec & Gas $6 pref———*
Cons Gas EL & P (Bait)
*
4X% pref series B....—-100
4% preferred series G
.100
Cons Edison Co of N Y com
*
15 preferred.....
-——--*
lonsol Gas Co (Pgh) pref.....50
Consolidated Gas Utilities com.l
Ions Trac of N J—See P S Oorp
Amer
——
106
—!
„
55
83
Amer dep rec
preferred.
Conn Gas & Coke Sec
——
52
78
Ordinary shares...—.........
S0
- -
_
102 x
Connecticut Power..—.......25
Connecticut By & Lighting—.100
$o preferred series A—
Certificates of deposit....
Bklyn 8c Queens Transit com..
Bklyn Teleg 8c Mess'ger (gu).100
Brooklyn Union Gas..
*
Buffalo Niagara 8c Bast PowerSi .00 prior preferred......25
$5 1st preferred.....—.--.
Cable & Wireless Ltd—
Carolina Tel 8c Tel
Casco Bay Lt 8c Water-
-
99
145
—
Capital Transit (Wash, D O) 100
Carolina Pow 8c Light $7 pref —*
Common.
Ask
100)4
pf-*
6% preferred
——
*
7% preferred
—t n
Community Pow & Lt——ly
Jommunity Pub Ser com... —25
Community Water Serv com—1
7% preferred——.——.— -*
'Oncord Elec Co 6% pref
100
Common...—
144
111
Bid
5)4% preferred
...---100
Commonwealth Water 8c Light—
26 k
10
*
Bklyn Manhat Transit
Par
Stocks
Ask
9)4
4 1st preferred...........100
J7 preferred................*
Bell
are as
3
25 k
•
Telep Co Ltd 71.25 pf—*
Telep Ac Teleg $0 pref
*
Assoc
interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Commonwealth Utility 6)4 %
Commonwealth Water Co—
Associated General UtilitiesSee Investing Companies
Associated Public Utility
Assoc
77
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
NOTICE—AH bond prices are "and
'
107
5
On.
3
48
r
53k
75
89
/ This price includes accrued Interest.
£ Last sale,
n
Nominal,
PUBLIC
78
UTILITY
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for lbs closing
Par
Bid
Key West Elec 7% pref
100
Kings County Lighting Co—
7% preferred series B
100
5% preferred series D__
100
Laclede Gas Light—
—100
5% preferred
100
Lake Superior Dist Power—
5% preferred
100
Lawrence Gas & Elec Co..... 28
Lexington Telep 6% pref
100
Common........—.—— *
Lexington Wat Serv 7% nref.100
Light 8c Pow Securities Co J
•
Preferred
-—-100
Lone Star Gas Corp
Long Island Lighting com
♦
7% preferred A...
100
6% preferred B...
100
Longriew Bridge class A.
5
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pf_*
Louisv Gas & Elec com cl A
*
6% preferred
100
6% preferred.
........100
7% preferred
100
5% preferred
—25
Lowell Electric Light.
25
Luzerne Go Gas & El $6 pref...*
$7 preferred
..*
Lynn Gas & Elec Co—
25
Mackay Companies4% pref.. 100
Maiden Electric Co
25
Maiden & Melrose Gas Lt
Manchester Gas
25
100
100
Preferred
6% prior preferred
100
Mass Power & Light Associat'n—
Common with warrants..
*
$2 Preferred
*
Memphis Natural Gas——...5
Metropolitan Edison Co—
$5 preferred
*
$6 preferred
*
$6 prior preferred
*
$7 prior preferred*
.17 preferred
*
Mexican Northern Ry com...100
Preferred...
............100
Mexican Utilities preferred... 100
....
Mich
Consol Gaej 6% pref
100
Michigan Public Service—
6% preferred...
.100
*
Water
Middle West Corp com
Midland United com..
Convertible pref A
75
52
58
2f*
97
22
20
70c
1063*
20
108
*
50
Narragansett El 43* % pref
Nassau 8c Suffolk 7% pref
National City Lines com..
100
1
10
50
Class A.......
$3 convpreferred
National Gas 8c Elec com....
National Power 8c Light com
10
*
*
Nebraska Power 7% 1st pref 100
6% preferred
..100
$6 preferred
.
Nevada-Calif Electric com..._ 10
Preferred
100
New Bedford Gas 8c Edison Lt.25
.
106"
18
4
2
1083*
1083*
New Jersey Pow & Lt $0 pref—*
New Jersey Water pref......100
New Mexico Gas com
5
6% preferred.
~6"
5
104
963*
com
43*
3*6
53*
93*
10
3*
%
83
75
79
90
60
115
983*
43*
8
96
1073*
10
10
106
98
43*
3*
53*
10
103*
3*
Vs
90
76
813*
923*
633*
120
993*
i
1303*
523*
193*
12
293*
103*
88
973*
1083*
30
18
13^
443*
1323*
533*
213*
W*
27
383*
33*
53*
973*
393*
33*
6
983*
110
113
107
110
43*
IS"
4?*
153*
43*
37*
137
62
73*
63*
593*
1093*
683*
1103*
1033*
140
633*
83*
73*
613*
1103*
703*
112
"5"
25
463*
213*
27
1093*
27
33"
11
14
N Y City Omnibus common
Option warrants.
N YPow & Lt Corp $6 pref
153*
23*
963*
7%
preferred
5%
105
*
100
16"
6
99
120
115
preferred—
preferred (6%)
25
1st preferred (53*%)—-—25
Pacific Lighting Corp com
•
$5 preferred
*
Pacific Pow 8c Lt 7% pref
100
6% preferred—.——.—_.— *
1st
*
Valley Pow & Lt com
..*
Peninsular Telephone Co com
*
18
40
1133*
1083*
99
1023*
104
115
49
60
229
1083*
18
483*
1123*
1173*
1043*
Vk%
493*
1143*
50c
13*
2
Jk*
79
80
91
95
53*
Common wi
5 % preferred wi
100
Public Serv Co of N H $6 pref—*
$5 preferred
*
lb!
~
Public Service Corp of N J
Pub Serv of Okla 5% pref.
Public Serv E! 8c G $5 pref..
a
Called for redemption,
100
*
Puget Sound Pr A Lt $o pref
•
$5 prior preferred
._....*
Quebec Power common
....*
Queens Borough G 8c E 6% pf 100
Rapid Transit Ry—See P 8 Corn
Republic Natural Gas...
2
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Pow—
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode Isld Pub Serv $2 pref 2734
98"
17"
23
303*
283*
333*
1013*
783*
733*
33*
143*
1153*
1513*
19
233*
313*
283*
333*
1023*
4
16
116
152
323*
313*
40
39
66
67
15
.
36"
6
4
3*
106
6% preferred series C
J00
6% preferred series D—
100
5% preferred series E
100
Rochester Telep $634 pref
lOu
Rochester Transit common.....*
Rockland light 8c Power.....10
St Joseph Ry Lt & Pr 5% pf..l00
St Joseph Water 6% pref.... 100
St Louis County Water pref..100
St Louis Public Serv class A....1
6% preferred
.100
Diego Gas 8c Elec Co com.. 10
5% preferred
20
Savannah Elec 8c Power Co—
6% preferred
100
634% preferred...
100
7% preferred..n„.
100
San
734% preferred..
8% preferred
100
100
Scranton Transit common
Seattle Gas common
1st $5 preferred
Second Ave RR Cop (N
•
1
—...
*
100
Y)
•
Shasta Water Co
1103*
3*
1103*
1113*
101
108
103
105
1073*
57
59
513*
53
$5.50 preferred
Union Water..
—.100
*
31
373*
It*
383*
13*
109
105
ioi
It*
3*
1
63*
823*
$8
2*
2
1153*
1163*
3*
60*
22"
18
32
113
K
"I"
33*
33*
28
32
1033*
80
84
13*
23*
60
*
84
80
76
- -—
see page
110.
* Last sale,
n
103
953*
113
3*
91
106
1043*
13*
113
14
25
97
105
108
110
122
79
3*
Nominal.
78
15c
„3*
?3*
4
83*
115
183*
11?*
100
102
70
2
92
Son to
Pittsburgh Water—
434% preferred
100
Telephone com...*
6% preferred-...
25
Southern & Atlantic Teleg (gu).25
South Calif Edison common—25
534 % preferred series O.
25
6% preferred series B—
25
Original preferred
25
—
108
13
23
173*
23
283*
29 3*
403*
Southern ( a'if Gas Co—
6% preferred series A
25
303*
2.'
30
25
6^ rum preferred
Southern Calif Water pref...
Southern Canada Power..—
Southern Col Pow com A
253*
.*
25
100
.100
preferred
Southern Nat Gas com.
7
Southern New Eng Telep—-100
Southern Union Gas com—..
*
A preferred..—.
.......25
.
98
10?*
145
23*
233*
1
31
a/,
100
Southwestern Light 8c Power—
$6 preferred
*
S'western States Telep com
1
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield
City Water 6% pf 100
Gas 8c Elec pref
-*
Gas Lt Co
25
(Mass) Ry "os—
Preferred
100
Standard Gas & Elec com
*
$7 prior preferred.
*
$4 preferred
*
$6 prior preferred
*
Standard Pow 8c Lt com.
1
96
33*
98
107
123*
——.—
23
1143*
303*
stock
100
Telegraph System com—1
Non-cum preferred...:
*
103
South Bay Consol Wat 6% pf-100
Sou Carolina EI 8c Gas 7 % pf.. 100
South Carolina Power 6% pref-.*
7% preferred
Portland Gas Light—
Postal
7
31
114
4 .8% cum
pref—100
7% prior preferred-—
-100
Portland Gas & Coke 7% pref 100
$6 preferred
Portland RR 5%
6
133*
Southern Indiana Gas 8c Elec—
114
"
Plainfield
463*
973*
5
Southwest Gas (Okla) 7% preflOO
Southwest Nat Gas $6 pref
10
Common
10c
Southwestern G 8c E 5% pref 100
Philippine Long Dist Tel
100
Pittsburgh Suburban Water—
112
101
93
$6 preferred
Allegheny Traction
60
Citizens Traction
.60
Consolidated Trac pref60
Duquesne Light 5% 1stpref 100
Federal St 8c Pleasant Val—25
Monongahela Lt & Pow—.50
..50
Monongahela St Ry
Philadelphia Elec Co com.—
*5 preferred— —
Phila Elec* Power 8% pref
26
Phila Suburban Wat 6% pf—100
Phila Transportation Co com..
Participating preferred. 20
1013*
*
Southwest Consolidated Corp.
50
82
210
Sbawlnlgan Water 8c Power—.*
Shenango Valley Water pref.. 100
Sierra Pac Elec 6% pref..... 100
13*
...
22
1393*
1193*
1083*
115
Brook
Water Service 6% pref
203*
•
x
93*
893*
1043*
973*
San Antonio Public Bervice—
B— ........._1
preferred6% preferred
x
30
55
$3 preferred
—.26
Peoples Water 8c Gas $6pref._100
Peoria Water Works 7% pref.lOO
Philadelphia Co com---..*
$5
55
Rio Grande Valley Gas v t c——1
Riverside Traction..
50
Preferred
50
Rochester Gas 8c Electric—
outheastern
109
Common class
823*
1143*
107 3*
1123*
74
7% preferred
373*
303*
303*
$6 preferred
$5 preferred:
•
Pennsylvania State Water, pref.*
Pennsylvania Telephone Co—
$2.50 preferred
.
*
Pennsylvania Water 8c Power
•
$5 preferred
—
*
Peoples Gas 8c Fuel Corp
— 1
x
Sierra Pacific Pow common.. .15
Preferred
100
Sioux City Gas 8c Electric..—.25
Z8*
76
2
.......
13*
Scranton-Spring
r
34
55
r
5o
3*
73*
Class
B
*
Transit St Ry.50
Superior Water Light 8c Power—
7% preferred
100
Swiss Amer Elec 5% pref.500 Fes
Syracuse Transit
*
Tacoma Ry & Pow Co
.»
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
5% conv preferred
..100
Tampa Elec Co
*
7% preferred
.;
—100
Tampa Gas, 7% pref
100
Terre Haute Elec 6% pref
Texas Electric Ry
r Canadian
price,
>
We
1
*
Preferred
Suburban Rapid
Texas Elec Service $6
•Without par value,
100
100
..——.100
Scranton Electric $6 pref
6
75c
N Y Railways pref
1073*
1143*
1093*
1003*
1033*
1063*
1153*
.53"
49
1153*
1023*
r
Providence Gas Co
.....*
Public Elec Light 6% pref
l00
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref—100
6% preferred
-.100
Public Serv of Ind $7 prior pref..*
$6 preferred
*
Class A
23a
33
107
Pennsylvania Power $5 pref
*
Pennsylvania Pow 8c Lt $7 pref.*
People's GL &O (Chic)—..IOC
Peoples Light.Ac Power Co A.... 1
75
8
89
'"cos
$1 40 preferred class A—..25
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
$2.80 preferred—..
—*
$5 preferred.......—.———*
Pennsylvania Gas common.... *
Penn Gas & Elec Co 7% pref—100
Penna Gas 8c Elec Corp $7 pref.. •
Class A
———..*
112
40
35
Common
63*
733*
653*
38
16
Portland Elec Pow 6%
19
100
Light & Pow-
—
41
513*
15
50
Corp com
$3 preferred
$5.50 conv.prior pref
—*
Omaha 8c Council Bluffs Ry—
8c Bridge Co 4% pref
100
Omaha 8c Council Bluffs St Ry Co
5% preferred
—.100
Omnibus Corp common........6
8% conv preferred A—....100
Jregon Wash Water pref..
— *
Ottawa Light Heat 8c Power
*
Preferred
100
Pacific & Atlantic Tel (gu)—— 25
Pacific Gas 8c Electric--..—--25
12
New Rochelle Water 7% pref 100
N Y Mutual Telegraph (guar) _ .25
N Y 8c Queens El
Common
)kl& Nat Gas
101
87
92
....100
6% preferred
-•
Teleg
100
6%
preferred.
100
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
1093*
.*
73*
•
1st preferred.
Pacific Telep 8c
26
19
*
73
preflOO
Pacific Public Service.
Co.
15
45
20
6% preferred.............100
Newport Water $6 preferred
*
103
1083*
—..........
6% first preferred
6% 2d preferred-
7% preferred
6% preferred-$5 preferred
*
Consolidated Trac of N J.. 100
Rapid Transit St Ry Co... 100
1153*
l\K
Telegraph (guar) 50
Mdahoma Gas 8c Elec 7%
103
*
$7 preferred—.,
Newport Electric Corp com
Northwestern
*
100
50
62
993*
39*
7% preferred
.......100
6% preferred
100
(Minn) $5 series cum pref..—*
Northwest Electric 7 % pref—100
North West Util 7% pref.—.100
7% prior lien
100
N'western Pub Serv 6% pref .10"
7% preferred...
100
25
8% preferred
1003*
53*% preferred———.100
25
113
100
.
143*
112
Northern Liberties Gas.
Ohio Water Service A com
111"
102
50
46
50
New Orleans Pub. Serv
"4"
Northern Indiana Public Serv—
Units
108
37
•
523*
13
61
$4 preferred....
109
6% preferred.............100
$2 preferred
*
New England Pow Co $0 pref.lOO
New England Pub Ser com.....*
$7 prior preferred...
.....*
ft7 preferred................*
♦
493*
Northeastern Wat & Elec com.
109
115
1133*
...
3*
40
North Shore Gas 7 % pref
100
\orth Texas Co (Del)......10
25c
16J*
43*
100
4
$6 prior pref
3«4
100
Preferred
112"
153*
43*
14
|0 preferred
82
3*
—
*
New England Tel 8c Tel
100
New Haven Water..—......50
803*
1093*
8
73*
New Eng Gas & Elec Assn—
$534 preferred
133*
543*
533*
*
Ogden Corp common
-—4
Ohio Cities Water preferred
*
Ohio Edison $6 pref
*
$7 preferred
*
Ohio Power 4 3*% preferred—100
Ohio Public Service 5% pref.lOt'
53*% 1st preferred....
..100
6% preferred
......100
7% preferred
100
Ohio Service Holding com
1
5% preferred
5
100"
98
New Eng Pow Assn com.......*
100*
96
....
NY PA NJ Utilities $3 pref.
94
53*
123*
423*
50
*•4
123*
523*
533*
49
80"
15
com
Power Corp of Canada com.
ll»8
6% preferred...—........100
7% preferred
...——.100
14
8
26
5% preferred--
80c
75
Telegraph—.......40
Mountain States Tel 8c Tel.. 100
It*
82
Montreal Tramways com..... 100
Mountain States Power
53*%
preferred
Pottsville Water Co
10
1093*
203*
1093a
79
2
Mountain Fuel
10
JX
59
Nor States Power (Del) d A—.25
1053*
87
Supply
3*
105
5% preferred
100
6% preferred.............100
Montana Power 6% pref
*
Montreal
663*
55
50
50
North American Light 8c Power.. 1
$6 preferred
♦
Morth Amer UtilitySecurities
*
Morth Boston Ltg Prop com....*
273*
46"
283*
*
28
50
6% preferred
53* % preferred—
115
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pref 16
Montana Dakota Utilities com. 10
Montreal LB & Pow Cons
1053*
Bid
Par
66
Class A option warrants.......
Glas» B option warrants
....
1153*
Missouri Pub Service com.....*
Monongahela Light & Power—See Phila.
Monongahela St. Ry—See Phila. Co.
Monongahela Valley Water—
100
104?*
273*
23*
North American Co
105
40
83*
H
...*
7% preferred
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref
100
7% preferred...
100
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref... 100
Norristown Water Co...
39
37
103
5
80
*
Midland Util 7% prior lien.. 100
prior lien
100
7% preferred class A.... .100
6% preferred class A
.100
Minnesota Pow 8c Lt 7% pref 100
$6 cum preferred..—
..*
Mississippi Power $6 pref
*
$7 preferred
♦
Miss Power & Light 6% pref-. .*
Mississippi Riv Pow 6% pref.lOO
Missouri Pow & Lt $6 pref
*
Stocks
73
98K
103
5
6%
Ask
70
V Y 8c Richmond Gas
100
7% preferredMiddlesex
Bid
Stocks
Ask
68
Marcon Int Marine Commun'y—
Amer dep rets for ord shs.... £1
Marion (Ohio) Water 7% pref.lOO
Marion Reserve Pow $5 pref....*
Market St Ry(San Francisco)
Par
6% preflOO
N Y State El & Gas 53* % pfd-100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref..—100
Niagara Huds >n Power......-10
1st pref $5 series..........100
2d pref 5% series..........100
70
8tocks
STOCKS
day of the month preceding the date of issue
100
100
pref
t New stock,
*
x
27
19
99
64
2U
5
105
20?*
114
77
101
43*
98
Ex-dividend.
for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Quotation! for all securities are at near aa possible
Par
Stocks
Texas Gas Distributing Oo
1
I
Texas Hydro
com
Electric$3.50 pref.*
Texas Power Oorp common
*
---*
7% preferred
Texas Power 8c Lt 7%
pref—100
—*
100
6% preferred
Third Avenue Ry (N Y)
Tide Water Power 6 % pref
Toledo-Edison pref A 7%
*
100
6% preferred100
5%
preferred
100
Twin States Gas & El 7 % pref-100
Twin City Rap Transit (Minn) _ _ *
7% preferred
-100
25c
3%
"334
2%
70
105
107"
97 %
99
2%
234
37
34
112
110 %
108
10634
98
9934
-
110
107
134
134
18
16
Union Electric Oo of Missouri—
*
$5 preferred
$4.50 preferred
Union Gas (Canada)
Union Gas System
*
"734
com...—-.10
1034
1334
50
Preferred
Union St Ry (New
11234
10534
7 34
1134
112 34
Bedford).-100
*
*
United Corporation
$3 preferred
14
534
34
5
'%>
2154
100
80
5% pf-100
1
*
75
7% preferred
United Gas Corp com
$7 non-voting 1st pref
Warrants
*
*
United Gas Improvement
$5 preferred
United 111 Co of New Haven
*
Without par value,
x Ex-dividend
stock.
♦
a
%
11334
34
634
1,s^.
107
634
107 34
100J4
Class B common
*
Common
Capital
875 ,000,
2,000 ,000'
1,500.000
150.000
900,000
10
(Hartf)
10
1,500.000
3,000,000
-—-
Del).
10
637,530
Continental Assurance
10
1,000,000
Eagle Fire (Newark). 234
10
Employers Re-lns (KO)
5
City)
5
10
20
Fidelity 8c Dep (Bait)
Fidelity-Phenix (NY) 234
Fire Assoc of Phila
10
2,000,000
5,000.000
815,000
1,500,000
250,000
755,095
4,000,000
2,400,000
3,750,000
2,000.000
300,000
(Wash'ton)
Fund (S F).
20
Fir em ens Ins (Newark)
5
7,500,000
9,397,690
Franklin Fire (Phila).
General Reinsurance.
5
3.000,000
Fireman's
Fire mans
25
5
Georgia Home
Gibraltar Fire 8c Mar
Glens Falls Insurance
(Glens Falls. NY).
Globe 8c Republic
Globe 8c Rutgers Fire.
2d preferred
Gr
Amer
Indemnity
(New York)
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
10
Halifax
10
(Halifax. NS).
Hanover Fire (N Y).
Hartford Fire (Hartf)
Home
(New York)
Home F & M (8 F)
Home Fire Security..
Homestead Fire (Bait)
*
Common capital
$5 junior pref. stock.
65
William sport
68
Winnipeg Elec class A
Class B
Preferred
12%
8%
9%
10
115%
5
15
15
18
19%
3
---*
*
1
10
Reserve
15%
102
2
100
96
97
101
Wolverine Power Co
10
8%
95
96%
101
103
36
33
100
101%
112%
111%
116%
118
York (Pa) Railways
York Water Co
..5
.;.*
100%
1%
101%
pref
2
6
9
50
18
22
10
Worcester Trans Assoc—
28%
29%
Canadian price.
I New
102
99
97%
kLast sale,
/Flat price,
1,000.000
500,000
1.000,000
n
Nominal,
Per
$
Par
Ask
Bid
share
id
2.000,000
2d
Jersey Ins <'n of N Y.
Kansas On y Life (Ksn
100
sas City, Mo).
1,000,000
Jefferson Stand Life.
113 % 117%
49 %
51%
26%
28%
73
Knickerbocker
Y)
5
24%
22%
9%
Lincoln Fire (N Y)...,
5
20%
9
18%
10%
125
4%
20
10%
"6%
12
43
10%
30
46%
48%
32%
34%
7%
25
6%
22
93%
97%
590
320
15%
16%
(New York)
Merchants
New
com
__
National Cas (Detroit)
National Fire (Hartf).
Nat'l Liberty In Y)._
Nat'l Union (Wash)..
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
New Amsterdam Cas
4
lu
10
43%
13%
4%
Northern In* Co(NY) 12%
30
Phila Nat InsfPhila).
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)--
10
7,638,505
2,825,093
3,034,914
25
(Milwaukee)
10
29%
(Milw).
10
36
Pacific
Fire (N Y)._.
25
Preferred
1,000,000 5,947,828
8,150,000 25,193,122
2,000,000
1,433,772
4,859,630
4,000,000
4,120.368
13,674,295
1,338,158
5.836,876
35,529,206
8,028,701
5 15,000,000 42,314,380
10
1,000,000
3,417,862
10
4,932,000
483,647
10
627,084
1.000,000
8,738,618
55,020,615
2,773,227
10 12,000,000 63,991,034
3,000,000
10
5
10
120
28
10%
116
37
13%
10
12
81
1,000,000
(New York)
Washing¬
3,062,465
2.580.394
13%
3,000,000
1,530,000
1,000,000
6,185,535
4,879,584
31
4,345,242
1,895,338
687,769
1,124.009
17%
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
1.000,000
3,650,000 £114079390
2,625,832
3,306,068
1,253,450
1,465,176
1,663,293
1,990,188
160
Providence
(Providence)..
10
ReinsuranceOorp(NY)
2
Reliance Ins (Phila).., 10
ton
29%
38
40%
burgh).
100 100
Republic (Dallas)
10
Revere (Paul) Fire
10
Rhode Island (Prov). 2%
22%
25
Rochester
22
24
41%
9%
43%
11%
8%
102%
10
62
10
12
24%
9%
83%
25%
10%
25%
86%
49
51
24
6,475.667
5,764,155
2.476,296
1,011.725
737,816 £19,308,027
1,000,000
2,688,419
4,074,929
1,000,000
3,181,234
1,500,000 3,000,000
1,140,550 £37,893,104
1,000.000
313,776
550,620
650,000
666.351
1,286,747
1,000,000
9,319,471
6,000,000 39,899.624
2,000,000
1,000,000
Accident
28%
59%
15
94
6
Reliauce Life (Pitts¬
32
6%
22
N orth wester nN ational
10%
6,356,679
1.425,296
1,200,000 14,529,753
t887,865
7
14
5,040,988
2,441,438
3,086,076
6.444,500
2.805.393
5,256.317
10
8%
142
8.448.105
3,000,000
1,968,969
1.000,000
801.729
1.500,000
2,000,000 13.167,984
1.044.332
600.000
5,102.768
1,000,000
5
Pacific Indemnity30%. Pan-Amer Life (N O).
38% Peerless Casualty
99
6%
58
10
Fire
Old Line Life
121%
37%
62%
23%
16.013,589
H)
York
34
59
48
1,674,129
1,238,694
16%
23%
37
4.226.511
9%
31%
28
117
8.805,988
912.504
1,000,000
1.000.000
750.000
5,000.000 22.499.638
8.293.975
4.000,000
1,759,176
21%
45%
60%
6,213,598
1,590,497 £23,622.989
3,049,847 £29,022.890
43%
2%
5,113,794
1,881,742
12
3,288,367
6,222,395
16,013.699
10,907.981
268.073
13,450,437
14,741,677
8,103,536
2,147,806
1,178,103
1,535,101
11,725,347
4.608,455
6.000.00Q
155
1%
5.293.230
2.000.000
1.000,000
12
8
39
1,000,000
145
43
37
400
Fire
792,995 19,711,847
670,678 £19,404,639
9,448,388 £237435312
6%
8%
2,083,481
10
Brunswick
22%
324.025
451,452
2,383 209
8%
(New Bmns, N J).
New Hampshire Fire
(Baltimore)
New
New
3,599,978
2
1,000,000
2,544,798
5,616,054
98,893
8,489,931
5
N'eastern (Hartford).
North River Ins (N Y) 2%
5
North Star Reinsur..
2,500.000
262,529
901,638
13,047,778
10,501,584
50,369,188
9,919,460
410,714
16,953,980
7,253,287
8,057,264
6,000,000
951,919
1,047,971
1
246.470
29
37%
%
40%
360
5.206.309
21
783,226
39
38%
126,817
200.000
19
10,472,860
20.948.729
37
36
93,084
1,100.000
2
27%
264,968
Ask
share
6.390.308 £107309870
1.202.661
2,127,218
10
860,263
2.439,972
7,919,670
63,97o,923
Per
1,000,000
1,000.000
210,000
20
5,738,924
9
Bid
of
A Mtrs
York
1,030.912
1,148,507
a27,299
20%
8
Restrvr
$
3.330,000 £79.288,190
1,014.973
2,123.747
Merchants Fire Assur
610
300
Uneurntd
Premi'i
Oas'ty
10
(Phila)
1
Maryland Casualty..
Mass Bonding & Ins
12%
(Boston)
12%
29
(N
Manufacturers
13%
41
31,
1940
*2,500,000
..
70
22
.
Capital
$~~
4.165,052
2,500,000
1,000,000
r
Surplus
Dec
Premium
1,220,000 £48,113,2551
10 12.000,000 58,035,300
10
...100
115%
Wisconsin Public Service—
5% preferred
1%
6
113
20
7% preferred-.
650
14%
80c
4
100
434% pf
100
Wise Hydro-Elec 6% pref
100
WisciMicblgan Pow 4%% pf_100
113
101
85c
75c
100
Common.
5
550
75c
r
r
Wisconsin Pow 8c Lt 0% pref. 100
104
102
23%
114%
r
Wise Gas & Elec
91
88
*
100
4 34% preferred
95
23
2%
10 1,000,000 2,063,896
M (St P). 62% 10,000,000 23,963,261
855,568
26
10,010,917
239
698,969
1.000,000
4,000,000
888,819
965,714
4,304,107
6%
34%
13.153,807
5,000,000 14,500,857
7,170.870
1,759,380
6,447,920
132.765
1,202,270
500,000
2,000,000 18,118.208 £73,504,718
6.279,320
14,268,285
2.000,000
1,000,000 2,500,000
2,528,819
120%
44%
4%
(Rochester)
Seaboard F & M
(NY)
SuretyjNY)
Security Ins (N Hav).
Springf ield Fire 8c Mar
10
Seaboard
10
10
Mass)
25
10
5
(Cas) 100
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100
U S Casualty conv pref
2
U 8 Fidelity 8c guar¬
anty Baltimore)—
2
U S Fire (New York).
4
Standard Accident
Stuyvesant (N Y)
Sun Life Ass'nce
29%
31
40
41%
2%
18%
U
1,427",776
1%
16%
22,644,803
71%
72
Wisconsin Nat Lire
S G israntee Oo
Univer Ins
26%
American
(Springfield.
5
.......
20
103
Wisconsin Electric Power—
116%
93
St Paul F 8c
5
Water pref
......
'
18
the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
(N J)
West Coast Life
10
8
(S F)
5
Westchester Fire (NY)
Insur Co of Nor Amer
(Philadelphia)
113
104
0% pre! (1897 series)
Ex-rights.
Hartford Steam Boiler
(Hartford)
.100
•
....*
*
Wheeling Elec 6% pref
—
(Hammond, Ind)..
(N Y)
99
Unearned
1940
e
Casualty
Federal Ins (Jer
*
Occidental Ins (S F)__
Continental Ins (N Y) 234
Excess Ins
Westmoreland Water pref
pref
66%
100
100
Continental Amer Life
Excelsior
22%
(Manchester, N
500,000
Commonwealth Life..
Continental
Western Pub Serv $1.50 pref....*
Western Union Telegraph..
100
63
100
1
7% preferred
6% preferred
21H0
(Wilmington,
Western N Y Wate»-
21%
22%
.......
West Ohio Gas com
20
15
50c
West Penn Elec Oo class A—-
_
Conn Gen Life
22%
40c
4.90
$3 preferred
—
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref—100
6% preferred-—
—.---100
Washington (D O) Gas Light—
Casualty 8c 8ur
19.141.004
3.000. 000 21,632.308
10
(Hartford)
10
7.500. 000 18.089.892 19,768.389
(Bartf)-3.619.330
10 15.000. 000 25,181,321
Aetna Life (Hartford)
4,674,814 £628235680
3,000 000
25
Agricultural (Watet n)
1,594.671
1.200 000 2,243,866
10
AUemannia Fire (Pgh)
1.*>92.918
3.000 000 3,404 058
10
Amer Alliance (NY).
563 730
563,730
1.735.536
5
A in or Cas (Read'g.Pa)
4.882.876
2,870.468
5
1.000 000
A war Equitable (N Y)
203,125
900 000
1,176,498
5
Amer Fid 8c Casualty.
83,462
402,785
200 000
Amer Fire (Wash'ton) 100
1.275.907
794,542
Ame
HomeFire(NY) 10 1.000 ,000
13,533.208
3.343 740 10.878.968
Amer Insur (Newark) 234
1.635,304
2.000 ,000 4,926,437
10
Amei
Reinsur (N Y)_
804,535
2,507.514
10
1,000 ,000
Amer Reserve (N Y)
350 ,000
400,000
1,044,111
10
Amer States (lud'nap)
6.358.547
25
7,500 .000 5,901,923
Amer Surety (N Y)__
10,512.905
5.000 .000 9,258,307
10
Automobile Ins Hartf)
2 087.418
1,500 ,000 2,165,060
Baltimor* Amer (Bit)
250 ,000
700,619
15,759.226
Bankers Natl Life
1,000 .000
1.781,420
3,875.638
25
Bankers & Shipp (NY)
4,829.763
3,000 ,000 14,416,409
100
Boston (Boston)
2,513,189
1,000 000, 2,360.074
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff) 100
10
27
22%
Virginia Electric 8c Power—
Aetna
5
City Title Insurance.
Colonial Life (Jersey
100
City)
80c
26
20%
21%
Utility Co common-...10
Utah Power & Light $0 pref
•
$7 preferred
Utilities Power & Light-
Aetna Insur
10
70c
25
Western Massachusetts Cos....*
20c
United
Old 7% cum preferred
Utilities Stock 8c Bond Corp
97
103
Preferred
2%
22
113%
99%
106%
112%
.100
434% preferred
West Texas Utilities $0 pref.....*
West Va Water Serv 0% pref
*
Western Lt & Tel com
•.
1
30c
a:
x
Called for redemption, see page 110.
$
N.C.)
City of New York (NY)
96
1%
1
$2.75 preferred
$3 preferred
Surplus
31,
CamdenFire(Camden)
Carolina (Wilmington
89
73I
23%
Ask
21
*
West Penn Power Oo com
103
Dec
Calif-West States Life
87
94
*
Quotations are as near as possible for
Par
85
%
%
23%
86%
$6 cum 1st pref.-------—--*
United Light & Ry 6% pref—100
6.36% preferred
100
7% preferred—
100
United Public Service Corp——1
United Pub Util com A
..♦
Bid
Stocks
Ask
%
434% conv preterred
100
346 Wash Gas & Elec 7% pref—-100
Wash (D C) Ry 8c El com
100
8134
5% preferred
—
—100
Participating units
77
34 Washington Wat Pow 0% pref--*
United Gas 8c Electric (Conn)—
United Gas 8c El (N J)
Bid
A-—.-----*
United Lt & Pr com
Common B
22
*8!
Warrants
Par
Stocks
Ask
1
Texas Gas Util
Bid
79
utility stocks
public
june, 1941]
2%
10
1,000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
2,000,000 15,287,758
15,611,804
10 723 798
2,000,000 19,569,494
2 000.000
6,704,506
3,610,600
400,000
1,332,975
1,373,453
329,759 £25,343,942
375,000
5,971.931
1.000,000 9,406,163
579,345
£8,228.011
400,000
33
205
389
8
20%
45%
71%
25
6%
31%
16
$1,500,000 ($5 par), preferred capital $1,000,000 ($100 par),
t Consists of $312,000 $4 1st pref., $500,865 $5 2d pref. and $75,000
£ Policy reserves, also called legal reserve or life insurance reserves,
a Includes reserves,
x Not an insurance company.
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which do not
appear
under the previous three headings, namely "Railroads" "Investing Companies" and "Public Utilities."
In ths
case
of stocks, however, we put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and
Land,"
"Title Guarantee
Safe
and
Deposit Companies" under separate heads,
then follow
with
the
of
rest
the
"Industrial and Miscellaneous."
NOTICE—All
bond
prices
are
Quotations for all securities
Bonds
Bid
Ask
r
6s
A&O 16
1954
(Concluded)-—
1.75% due
50X
1
1
1945—
1946...
100 X
43
44 X
2.15%
2.30%
2.45%
2.60%
due
due
due
due
1 1947—
1 1948—
1 1949—
1 1950—
100 X
100 M
100 X
100 X
68" ~
/
Pacific"Grain
38M
Mar
Mar
Mar
Mar
1st mortgage 3
100 X
Mb 1950
F&A
Blethen
Corp (Seattle)—
6 Ms 1947.
J&J
103
Bloedel Donovan Lumber Mills
6s 1941-1912
94
F&A
Bloomington Limestone Corp—
4s April 1953 (units)........
/
6
1968
!_
(S P) 5s 1944
1st 5s
20
>ws3r
J&J
M&N
Algoma Steel Corp Ltd—
70
Allendale Corp 4s 1942
...
Allied Sfs Corp deb 4 Ms '50.A&O
Debenture 4 Ms 1951
P&A
s
British Columbia Pulp & Paper —
1st 6s 1950
M&N
Amer Airlines deb 4Mb 1941-J&J
104'"
107 M
M&S /
f 7s 1955
72
60
102 M
103 X
Allia-Chalmers • f deb 4s '52.M&S
Aloine Montan Steel Corp—
1st
107M
....
49
J&D / 67
102
M&S
'61
Am Macb & Metals 4s 1943..J&J
American Nat Co (Ohio)—
80
Conf s f deb 2M-5s 1950...J&J
104 M
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42..M&S
95
American Writing Paper Co—
Conv 6s 1961-.-..
J<5
/ 78
Ames-Holden Tire & Rubber—
2d mtge inc 7s Jan 1 1943. M&S /
80
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
Sink rund den 4Mb 1950.-A&O
104
Anglo-Obilean Cons NitrateS t Inc deb 4M-6s 1967
J&J /
60
103 M
69
f 6s
(San Fran) 1942 J&D
lsts f 6s (Los Ang) 1942..J&D
Antilla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951 (w-s)
J&J /
A-NY & B-N Y Realisation—
5s. 1955
M&S /
28 M
98M
98 M
Continental Oil—
71
45 M
Conv deb 2Ms 1948——.J&D
Continental Roll & Steel Pdy—
73 M
107M
100
80
99
32
36
J&D
ft*
103
20M
7s Certificates of deposit. 1942 /
9M
ampbell Transportation CoEquip trust 4 Ms to 1946—M&S
101M
99
Equip rtust 4s to 1951
J&J
1942-1945
1952
s
-J&D
J&D
72
71
75
67
71
75
65 M
71
67
100 M
102
29
....
•
-
-
1st M 6s 1949
J&J
Locomotive 6s July 1953....
anadian National Steamship—
guar 5s 1955
106
an
106
..^<cS
anadian
Pow & Pap Inv 5s 1958.F&A
Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947-
arrlbean Sugar—
Cum inc 7s 1941
84
arrier
--
_
53"
J&J
96
104 %
73
102 X
103
52
35
37
9I«
95
4M
1945
35
3s debentures 1955
56
entral
M&S
Conv deb 4Mb 1939
Autocar Oo 7s ext 1947
....
100
Without warrants....
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
100
M&S / 113
113M
Mtge 6s 1950
Bait Steam Packet 5a 1942..P&A
67
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Cum inc deb 6s 1947
J&J
Barber & Ross 4s 1945.....J&D
Bates Valve Bag 6s 1942——F&a
Battle Creek Sanitarium—
lstsf 4Mb A 1954
J&J
Baush Mach Tool ext 5s '41.M&S
Bayway Terminal 2nd Inc 6s *57Beaver Mills 1st 5s 1950
Bendlx Home Appliances—
6% conv debs 1944—
M&N
Bethlehem Pdy & Ma 5s *44. A&O
Bethlehem Steel Oo—
Q-Feb
-/—
57
1938.P&A
Term & Cold Storage
A&O
12
a
35
30
105
f deb
'50('35 Issue).M&S
4Mss f deb'50('38 Issue).M&S
102
106
107
103 M
bateaugay Ore & Iron—
See Railroad bonds.
...M&N
15
15
41
98
96
95
94
93
100
Bardeleben Co il Corp—
1st cum Inc 5s 1957—Ann April /
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937 strap M&S\f
Deb 6s w i 1952..
J
105 H
42
94 M
117
30
78M
Deerfleld Glassine 1st 5s Mar *50 J/
Defiance Paper 6s 1939
J&D,
Delaware Floor Products—
50
2nd Income 6s Mar 1940
7
Detroit City Ice & Fuel—
I
4s w w 1948
F&A
Detroit Garages 5 Ms Mar 1948.. /
Detroit Bar Term 1st 6a '50.M&3 /
87
55
25
56
15
Detroit Times 6s 1941 to *43 M&S
100
Deutsche Rentenbank—
Farm Ln s f 6s Oct 15*60 A&OIS /
13
Series B—
11
/
Dickinson (Alb't) 0Ma 1935.J&D /
Distribution Term Warehouse—
5s 1956
A&O
Dom Coal 1st 4 Ms ser A '52. A&O
Serial 3 Ms 1940-1943
A&O
Deb 4M« ser A 1951
M&N
Dom Woolens & Wors 0s '53.J&J
Donnacona Pap 4-4 Ms '50—F&A
10-yr 5M%
notes
1947—J&J
Dow Chemical 2 Ms debs '50 M&S
Serial debentures—
0.35%
9.65%
0.90%
1.15%
1.40%
1.60%
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
1
1
1
1
1
1
1941—
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1.75% Sept 1 1947
105
98
/
/
/
/
/
10
43
68
71
66
48
40
103 M
,100
100
100 M
100 M
100M
...
1.90% Sept 1 1948
2.00% Sept 1 1949
2.05% Sept 1 1950
Dryden Paper 6s 1949..—..F&A
Dufferin Paving & Stone-
100 X
100 H
100X
101
101X
70
Corp Inc 58 1968
_J&D
96
150
104 %
100M
103 M
Deb 5s series A 1955
Jan
Du Mont (Allen B) Laboratories—
37
57
59
2M-5S 1949
M&N
Durham Duplex Rasor 6s 1955...
45
Durez
152 M
106
31X
80
96
100
103 M
M
Budapest 7s 1963..
—F&A
Cleve Tractor conv 5s 1945.M&N
95 M
Climax Engineering
52
5s 1946.A&O
.
73
30 M
..
.
71
45
94 M
94
_
104
0.50% due Mar 1 1941
1.00% due Mar 1 1942
s
hicago Dally News—
3Ms s f debs 1950.——.—A&O
hie Grain Corp 3-5s 1952..A&O
hie Molded Prod 5s 1949 A&O
hicago Produce District
1st cum Inc 5s (w-s) '48—P&A
106
Cons mtge 3s ser G I960..
Cons mtge 3 Ms ser H '65..
Serial debentures—
100
4 Ms
98
...
Dairyland League—
Certifs 5s May 1 1940......—
Certifs 5s May 1 1947
Certifs 5s May 1 1948........
Certifs 5s May 1 1949
Certifs 5s May 1 1950..
Davidson-Boutell 5s 1940...J&D
_
85 M
5M
heney Bros 5s ex-w 1937—M&N
42
96M
2
84 M
5s with stock 1937
90
31
28M
Conv s r deb 4s 1950
M&S
Curtis Publish deb 3s 1955..A&O
Dominion Steel & Coal 0 Ms 1955Dominion Tar & Chemical Go —
_
100
40
/
/
J&J
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6 Ms 1942Beech Creek O & O 5s 1944-.J&D
Purch money 6s 1998
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
54
95
100
63
M&S
104 X
104 H
.....
96
98
75
159'"
Avery (B P) & Sons 5s w w'47J&D
—M&S
entral Iron & Coal 6s
antral Ry
0 Ms 1952
107
M&N
98 M
95
Foundry Oo—
Gen mtge 5s 1941
Gen conv 5s ext 1940
44
J&J /
P&A
Debenture 4 Ms w w 1947 F&A
entral Goal & Ooke—
Non-cum Inc 4s B 1951—.A&O /
105M
.
.
95 M
104 X
70
..F&A /
4Ms 1948 A&O,
W*
100 M
97
94 M
53 M
conv
60
17M
99M
64
De
arthage Marble Corp—
1st s f 6 Ms A 1942———M&S /
1st n-c Income 5s Apr 1951
/
84
f 5s 1952..J&D
Corp
83
75
>
82
79
1st M conv s f 6s 1950
J&D
102
OoDlav Cement Mfg 1st sink
fund ext 4Ms *51
A&O
97
Oosden Petroleum conv 5s '47 J& /
59
Oosgrove Meeban Coal 6 Ms 1945 /
5M
Crane Oo 2 Ms s f debs 1950.A&O
100
Credit Ponder Franco-Oanad—
5%
M&S
60
Credit Service—See
Investing Cos
Crowley Milner 5 Ms 1946— M&N
75
Crucible Steel 3 Ms debs 1955 J&D
Ouoan Tooacco 5s 1944
55
J&D
Cudaby Packing 3 Ms A '55.M&S
101
.....
1st & gen 5s 1957
J&J
anadian Bakeries 0Ms '45.M&3
anadian Oanners Ltd 4s'51M&N
anadiaD International Paper —
an
51
27"
25M
102
105
Sink fund 5s July 1 I960—J&J
Consumers Oo (111) 5s 1958—J&J
Consumers Rock & Gravel—
6.1948
--...J&J/
Cone I Invest Bond
Corp 3-5s '53.
Oont 1 Invest Deb
Corp 4-6s *53—
15
69
30M
40
5
4
96M
Plastics &
67
Chem—
4Ms conv debs 1949.....M&S
Earl Fruit 1st s f 5 M* 1947—M&N
Eastern Oar Co Ltd 0s 1952.J&J
Eastern Corp 5s 1953
J&D
Eastern Dairies 6s 1949
.M&N
Eastern Mfg 7 ser A 1938..J&D
105
87
72
91M
52
105
100
100 X
100 X
100M
Called for redemption, see page 110.
48 M
48
68
70
29M
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s 1945.M&N f
Gen conv 6s 1950
M&N /
Auburn Automobile—
a
S*
86
20
83
Atlantic Ice Mfg 6s 1945
P&A
Atlantic Refg 3s debs 1953..M&S
Atl Sug Rof 1st ■ f 4s 1951—M&N
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine—
conv notes
39
69
J&J
A&O
mmmm
18
50
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959——J&J
6%
30
37
s
105 H
105%
_
s
75
36
16
25-yr
1st M 20-yr 4s ser B 1955.P&A
1st mtge 4s series O 1957—J&J
Arnold Print Works—
1st 5s Feb 1 1952
A&O
Arundel Bond Corp 3-5s Dec 1 *53
Arundel Dib Corp 4-6s Dec 1 '53
Associated Mtge Co 3-6s Dec 1 *53
Atlantic Co 1st
62
M&N
s
1st lien 3-5s 1955
Armour & Co of Delaware—
Atlanta Laundries—
1st lien 4s 1952
f 7s 1950
73
59
Bklyn Serv Station 5 Ms '40.J&D
Brown Coal Indus 0Ms *53—A&O
Brown Oo 1st 5Ms 1946
A&O
1st 5Ms 1950 ser B..
M&S
Bruck Silk M Ltd 6 Ms '45-M&N
rat Paper 6s B 1948
J&J
Buffalo Gen Laundr 6 Ms '41.J&D
Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen)
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940
.J&J
Burns Bros deb 5s A 1901—M&S
Burns & Oo Ltd 1st s f 5s 1958 J&J
83"" Byrndum Oorp]ext
Anthony (E O)—
s
77
75
31
26
Extended 6s stpd 1943..
J&J / 40
Am Silica-Sand 6s 1951.....M&S /
10
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951-.
P&A
114M
Debenture 6s 1944
A&O
116
American Type Pounders Inc—
1st
64
Bldg 1st 5s stamped 1960 A&O
to Jan 15 1942
51'*
Amer La Prance & Poamite—
5M%
Gen
80M
Cum inc 5s April 1987
/ 45
Commercial Mackay Corp—See
Public Utility Bonds
Connor Lumb & Land 6s *41 M&N
70
Oonsol Biscuit 1st 5M« B '40 M&S
101
1st 5 Ms ser O 1940
..J&D
101
Consolidated Cement Corp—
Cum luc 6s 1950—
..F&A
96 X
Cum inc 6% notes 1950..F&V
82
Consolidated Cigar Corp¬
us notes 1950
J&J
100
Oonsol Indus (III) 5s 1958—M&S
Consolidated Oil deb 3Ms *51 J&D
105 X
Oonsol Pa^er Corp 5 Ms 1961 .J&J
50
Oonsol Press 6Ms 1949
J&D a 103
Oo moi rettile no K* 1941
Jscl)1/ 13
Cum conv inc 5s 1953
M&N /
22
Consolidated Warehouses Inc—
1st non-cum inc 6s 1947—.J&J /
9M
Oonsolidacio i'JotlDo-
Bush Terra 1st 4s 1952
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
25
368
'48.-J&D /
58
Amer Dept St's (Del) 6s '47.J&D /
49
American I G Chem Corp—
Conv deb 5M« 1949
103 M
M&N
American international Corp—
See Investing Companies
notes 1956
Am Lime & Stone 5Ms
61
75
71
71
70
/
^
—
Paper Mills 1st 4Ms '68—.J&J
M
64
105
Income deb 2s Oct 1950
/ 70
Columbia River Paper Mills—
6s to 1946
A&O
100
29
6s 1946 J& J
Amer Dept St's (Pa) 4s
6s 1948
Columbia River Packers Assn—
Bo water's Newfoundland
Pulp &
55
48
Bid
M&S /
Co, Ltd—
Mar
du» Mar
102 M
66
Bonds
Gen mtge 6s w s 1954
J&J
Colo Fuel & Iron s f 5s
1943.F&A
Income 5s 1970
An Apr
100 X
2 00%
See Investing companies
Aeolian Go 6-» 1944.
95
J&J
66 M
Agar Pac>cg & Prov 5s 1945-J&D
Akron Times-i'ress 1st 6s '45 A&O
98
Alabama By-Prod Qs 1955—J&J
100
Alabama Mills Inc—
6s without stock 1953....J&D /
37
Albany t'ert Wrapping Corp—
40
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
A&O
6b assented w w 1948
A&O
41
Alberta
Ask
Colonial Colliery 6s 1954
Colonial S S
51
Adams Express—
6s 1955
Bid
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
Serial debentures
MISCELLANEOUS
General
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bonds
INDUSTRIAL AND
BONDS
Abitlbi Power & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
J&D f
f
"and interest" except where
are as near aa possible for the
—
6 Basis.
/ This price Includes accrued Interest.
* Last sale.
n
Nominal.
r Canadian
price.
June, 1941]
INDUSTRIAL
NOTICE—All bond prices
art
Quotations for all securities
Bid
Bonds
are as near as
98 M
87
100M
Bonds
90
El Auto-Lite 2 Ms deb '50-J&D 15
101
89
90 M
82
Emporium Capwell Oorp—
105M
101M
—J&J
4% notes 1942
Ernesto Breda 7s
F&A /
1954
European Mtge & Invest Co—
1st lieu 7 Ms iy66 ser 13—F&A
7Ha income 1966_
}t lien
1st liei 7s 1967 ser O
M&S
7s income 1967
40"
—.
/
/
/
/
19
4
19
4
Everlastik lnc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
—.—.
20
106
20-year 4s s f deb 1956—J&D
Famous Players Canadian—
1st & coll 3Ms 1941-1942 J&D a 101
99 M
1st & coll 4Ms 1951
-J&D r
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s *63 A&O /
3M
107
4% notes 1947
M&S
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
101"
89"
101
49 M
97M
97M
First Bohemian Glass Works—
1957
J&J /
Flour Mills of America lnc—
1st secured 7s
29
28
50
35
Franklin Co-Coal Co 7s w s'49J&J
Franklin Deb Corp 4-6s '53.J&D
Fraser Co 6s Jan 1 1950
J&J
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s
52
Frick (H O) Coke 5s to 1944.J&J
56 M
33
57
85
Sinking fund deb 7s 1945--J&J /
Deb 6M» 1940--.
_JcVL>/
Deb s f 6s 1948
M&N /
Gen Rayon deb 6s 1948 ww.J&D f
Gen Stl Cast 1st 5Ms *49 w w.J&J
32
30"
60
65
87 M
87 M
Wares—
66
68
91
102M
30
German Bldg & L'd Bk 6Ms 1948/
16
Glen Alden Coal M s f 4s '65 M&S
85
85 M
Globe Industrial Loan—
Gobel (Adolf) lnc—
Conv deb 4MS ser
101
t
A 1941-M&S
Good Hope St & Ir Wks (Germ'y)
S f g 7s Oct 15 1945-.-A&015/
Goodrich (B F) 4 Ms 1956—J&D
Gotham Silk Hosiery—
S f deb 5s w w 1946
.M&S
Granby Consol Min & Sm 5s 1942
Grand Rapids Motor Coach—
Cum inc 7s 1962 w
Grand Rapids Operating Corp—
6s extended 1942
-—J&J
Grand Rapids Stores Equipt Co—
Debentures 5s 1949
F&A
Grand Trunk Warehouse &
Cold Storage 1st 3s 1958—A&O
106M
80
100
110
100
82
26
Granite City Pig Iron—
Cum inc 5s 1943—
M&S / 116M
Graton & Knight 4M® *51—J&D
102
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
1st s f 5s 1955—
A&O
64
Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co—
Cum income l-5s 1954
J&D
84
28
118M
103
38
Grigsby-Grunow
Groc St's Prod
conv
6s '36 M&S
1
62
6s 1945.J&D
conv
Gulf States Steel 4Mb 1961-A&0
104 M
Gurney Foundry Ltd—
1st 4-5 Ms (w s) 1949
M&N
53 M
Gypsum Lime & Alabaat—
6 M" 1948—
M&S'r 98M
Hale & Kilburn 6s *39 stmp—J&D /
22
Hamilton By-Prod Coke Ovens—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955—
M&N r 102
Gen sinking fund 6s 1956..A&O
70
Hamilton Cotton 4 Ms 1950-F&A
70
Hamilton Mfg 5s w w 1951 ..M&S
101
66
99 M
102
Hammond Standlsh & Co—
1st extend
s
f 3-6s
1947—.A&O
20
Hansa
Steamship Lines—
10-yr 6s 1939 w w—
Harboreide Warehouses—
A&O
Non-cum inc 6s Jan 1973
50
/
54
Harpen Mining Corp—
6s with
warr
for Am shs—J&J /
Harris-Seyboid-Potter—
Conv
s
f deb 5s 1951
_
A&O
Hart Coal lnc 6s 1945
99 M
/
Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal—
1st 6 Mb 1948
M&S
Haytian Oorp lnc 8s Oct 1938
/
Haytian Corp of America—
Conv b f 4s 1954
/
Inc deb 5s 1989
/
29
100M
32
99
23
Hearst Publica 6 Ms to 1947.M&N
36
17 M
99M
Healey Petroleum deb 5s 1948 J&J
98
Helvetia Coal Min 1st 5s '58_A&0
Heywood-Wakefield 5s 1946 J&D
Hightstowu Rug 6Ms w w 1944—
Hill Mfg Co ext 6s 1945--— -M&N
Hoberg Paper Mills 5s 1946 -J&J
Hoe(R) & Co 5-78 1944 ws—A&O
4 M-6 Ms lat mtgO 1944—A&O
Holly 8ugar Oorp—
1st 3 Mb 1942
A&O
1st 4s 1947
Home Sorv Corp 6s 1957
Borne Service (Portland.
1st coll 3-5b
1950
A&O
A&O
Ore)—
A&O
Housing & Realty Improv—
(Berlin) 1st 7s 1946—
M&N /
a
38
113
113M
105
85
62'
Eq tr 5s 1941-1942
Eq tr 4Ms 1941-1945
Eq tr 2Ms 1941-1946
103
106
103
104M
85 M
93M
94 M
101
103 M
72 M
26
103 M
99M
101
Gen
103
99
103 M
99 %
99
5s
1968
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
Indiana Co 1st s f 5s 1950-_J&J
Jones & Laughlin Steel—
1st mtge 3 Ms ser O 1961..J&J
Journal of Coram 6Ms 1947..J&J
Kansas-Neb Natural Gas—
1st s f 4s ser A 1957
A&O
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
6s Ctfs of dep w w stpd 1943
72
18
23
stamped (par $925) 1943
1943—
78
81
98 M
55
—
10
101M
102"
100
100M
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
3M-6Ms 1945
J&D
45
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1959..J&J
97 M
Keyes Fibre Company—
1st 6s 1941-1949
M&N b 95 to
Kingston Elevator 1st 6s "50 M&N r 101
Knudsen Cream'y 5M® "50.M&N
95
Koehring Co (Milw) 5s 1945.J&J
Koholyt Oorp 6 Ms 1943
M&S
lvoppers Company—
1st M & coll tr
3Ms 1961-M&S
Debenture 5s 1961
An Apr
Lancaster Oorp 3Ms A 1949-J&J
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
«
98 M
103M
103M
100
104M
20
r
83 M
56
54
1st mtge income 1975...1J&D
/
27
Lehigh O & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
102 M
Cons s f g 4 Ms 1954
J&J
69M
Cons s f 4Ms 1954 ser O..J&J
Lehigh Valley Coal—
1st 5s stamped 1944
/
90
1st & ref 5s 1954
F&A /
47
Stamped 1954
/ 47
1st & ref 5s 1964—
F&A /
45
Stamped 1964
/ 45
1st & ref 5s 1974
F&A /
45
Stamped 1974
/ 45
Sec 6% notes ext to
1943—J&J /
90
Stamped 1943
/
92 M
Leonard Tietz—Set Tleta
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953-M&N
/
16
Libby McNeil & Libby—
1st mtge s f 4s 1955
J&J
105 %
Liberty Baking 6Ms 1944...M&S
82
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944.-A&O
119M
F&A
125M
96 M
104M
Logan County Coal 7s 1942-M&N
13
1st ext'd l-4s 1956
M&N f
14M
Loiillard (P) Co g 7s 1944—A&O
119M
5s, 1951
f&A
124 M
Lukens Steel 5s extend
1955 M&N
96 M
Macklntosh-Hemphill 5s'51.J&D a 102M
Mahlstedt Mafia 5s 1955
A&O f
6
Mahon (R O) Co deb 5s
*51.A&0| 101M
Manati Sugar 1st 7
Ms '42..A&0!f
55
If
M&N
85
57 M
57
28
103 M
95
68 M
50"
51
—
—
-
47
63 M
47
119M
126M
194376852
6
M&S
66
J&J
99"
104M
119M
124 M
97 M
93
48
10
125
98 M
68
—
Morris Plan Oorp—
See Investing Companies
3-5s Dec 1 1953
Mortbon Corp—
Coll B 2M-5s ser 2 1946 ..J&D
OjII C 2M-5sser 3 1951 —J&D
Coll D 2M-5s ser 4 1956
J&D
Mosinee Pap Mills 1st 5s '51 .A&O
Motor Transit inc 6 Ms 1952.J&J
99 M
90
80
80
96
—
55
Munising Paper 5s 1947
J&J
101M
'unson Steamship Line—
Secured 6s 1937.
J&J/ 35M
Deb 6Ms Jan. 1 1937 w w A&O
2
/
Certificates of deposit
2
/
Nassau (Ger)
LandbankfJMs 1938 / 16
National Bondholders
Central Funding—
Allseries
National Central Savings Bank
.....
/
Nat Container deb 5 Ms '52. A&O
National Dairy Products—
Debenture 3 Ms I960J&D
Serial debentures—
5
3M
99 M
103 M
104M
0.375% June 1 1941...
100
0.50%
0.625%
0.75%
0.875%
1.00%
100
100
1.10%
1.20%
1.30%
1.40%
1.50%
1.60%
1.70%
1.80%
1.85%
1.90%
1.95%
2 00%
2.05%
2.10%
Dec.
June
Dec.
June
Dec.
June
Dec.
June
Dec.
June
Dec.
June
Dec.
June
Dec.
June
Dec.
June
Dec.
1
1
1
1
1
1941
1942
1942
1943
1943
1 1944
1 1944
1 1945
1 1945
1 1946
1 1946
1 1947
1 1947
1 1948
1 1948
1 1949
1 1949—
1 1950
1 1950
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
99 M
—
1st M
conv
99M
99 H
99 M
99 M
99 %
99 M
99M
99 M
Natl Debenture Corp 4-6s 1953—
National Distillers Products—
I
Conv 3 Ms debs 1949
M&S
National Fire Proofing Co—
5Ms A 1940.M&N
99M
50
103
95
Cum conv lnc 5s 1952
M&N /
Natl Grocers Ltd 4s 1947—A&O
National Hungarian Ind Mtge
Inst 7s 1948
70
63
See
32M
/ This price includes accrued interest,
...M&N/
16
3M
Investing Companies
National Oil Products—
Ms 1955
J&D
National Radiator Oorp—
Cum income deb 5s 1946—M&S
/
National 8teel Corp—
1st coll M 3s 1965—.
Serial notes—
2M%
2M %
2 H%
55
31M
99 M
III) 1st ref 3M-4s 1951—.A&O
Mohawk Rubber ext 5s 1948 A&O
Moirs Ltd 1st s f 6s 1953
J&J
Monon Coal Co—
/
Non-cum inc 5s 1955 (w s)
S f debs 3
16
b Basis.
notes 1931
1st coll inc 5s I960
Nat Ice & Cold Storage (Calif)—
1st s f ext 3 Ms-6s 1952
J&D
National Industrial Loan—
100
52
f 3 Ms 1946-F&A
Oeitificates of deposit
1st s f 4s Feb 1 1957
23
80
r
43
(Hungary) 7Ms 1962
F&A/
Natl Consol Bond Oorp 3-5s 1953.
4
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut—
5-68 April 1 1946
J&J
Lake St John Power &
Paper—
1st 5Ms 1961
....J&J
s
80
97 M
16
Serial notes 2s 1941-47
M&S
Kresge Foundation—
10-yr 3s coll trust 1950—M&S
Kreuger & Toll—
43
_M&N /
5-yr 6%
~
10
a
43
f
Mortgage Bond Co (Md)—
98M
"
6s with warr (par $925)
90
76
43
1st 6s 1949—
A&O
Monroe Coal Mining 6s '47
F&A
Montreal Cotton deb 5s '43.M&N
fr
Montreal Dry Docks 6s "48.F&A
5
12
103
Keith (B F) Corp 6s 1946—M&S
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s '48.J&J
1st 4 Ms 1948
J&J
102M
Monong Riv Cons Coal & Coke—
33
99
90
53
26
Missionary Sisters (Waukegan,
.68
86
60
61M
96 M
_J&J /
1st 6s series B 1948
1st 6s series C 1950
104M
104M
104M
96 M
/
/
r
83
81
Interstate Deb
Oorp 2-5s Jan 1 *55
Interstate Zinc & Lead deb 7s "32 /
Iron City-Ohio River Oorp—
Iron City ser 6s Dec 1 "48-F&A
/
Ohio Riv. ser 6s Dec 1 '48 F&A
/
Iron City Sand & Gr 6s '40—J&D
/
Isotta Eraschini 7s 1942
J&D /
Jacobs (F L) 5M% dividend
notes 1942
J&D
r
M&S
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
/
1st 68 series A 1935
A&O f
1st 6s series A 1945—
A&O
12
J&J
.J&Jr
-
1968
f 6s ser A 1949
1.00%
1.30%
1.35%
52
Middle States Petrol 6 Ms 1945—
Miller & Hart Inc. deb 6s '43 J&J
Milton Mfg Co 6s 1952
M&N
1M
1
Inoernat Mercantile Marine—
M
s
1.50
1.65
1.75
83
Tm
1
9
104M
104M
104M
J&D
J&D 6
A&O b
Messenger Oorp deb 4 Ms *51 J&J
Metropolitan Ice 7s 1954
J&J
Mlag Mill Mach'y 7s 1956
J&D
99M
29
110.
106 M
102
—
104M
98
106M
Merchants Dispatch—
7M
70
103 Vs
Interlake Iron Corp—
Conv deb s f 4s 1947
A&O
International Match Corp—
Oeb s f 5s 1947
M&N
Lincoln-Boyle Ice 6s 1947.. A&O
Lion Oil Ret deb
4Ms 1952..A&0
95
97
Merchants Distilling Corp—
5% conv deb 1947
M&S
Merchants Ice & Cold Storage—
1st 6Ms 1942-1949
A&O
Mercury Mills Ltd 5s 1959-M&N
Mersey Paper Ltd 5s 1957—J&D
Loew's lnc deb
91
79M
MeadT (Th3) Corp—
1st mtge 4 Ms 1955
M&S
Memphis Commercial—
Appeal 4 Ms 1952
..M&S
Mengel Co conv 4 Ms 1947—M&S
29M
89
Gold bonds 5s 1951
20
100
97
90
Called for redemption, see page
105M
72
McKesson & Robbins lnc—
20-yr conv deb 5Ms 1950.M&N
86
1st mtge 3s ser F 1961
A&O
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
1st mtge conv 4s 1952
A&O
Inter City Baking 5Ms 1948.J&J
103
105
77
58
Apr.
"42. J&D
63
102
77
80
5s uniform ctfs of dep 1959
La France Textile 1st 6s
104M
r
97
F&A
McOormicks, Ltd, 4s 1952..-J&J
McCrory Stores Oorp—
3 Ms sf debs 1955
A&O
1st extended 6 Ms 1946—F&A
Industrial Acceptance 4s 1952 J&J
os
105
a
79M
30
106
74 %
99
M&S
s
75
A&O
T
1st
„
See Investing Companies.
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 1 '44-J&J
McCord Rad & Mfg—
6s stamped 1948
60
1st 4Ms
.
,
97 M
93 M
4
f 6s 1942
1st M coll trust 6s 1941
A&O
International Paper—
1st & rer s r 5s 1947 ser A—J&J
1st & ref s r 5s ser B 1947—J&J
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A—M&S
Incernat Pow & Pap of Nfld—
45
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945..
96 M
92 M
McOoli Fronteuac Oil—
1st & coll 4 Ms A 1949
Progresso Italo-Amer Pub—
Debenture 6 Ms 1943 w w„A&O
III Car & Equip 5s 1948
96
J&J
Ilseder Steel nicge 6s 1948
F&A /
Independent Brewing 6s '55.J&J
111M
Indian Refining 5s Dec 1 1941—
100
Indiana Ice & Fuel 6Ms '47.M&N
Certificates of deposit
1941
J&J15
Certificates of deposit
74 M
4Mb ser A 1952
A&O
Georgia Marhle 1st 6s 1950.M&N
Gerlack-Barklow Co 6s I950-F&A
Stamped
Massey-Harris 1st 4 Ms 1954.M&S
5
Conv deb 6s
49
110
Gair (Robt) income notec 6» 1972 /
54 M
Gair Canada) 6s 1956
75
Steel
4
II
75
Fontenelle Brew 5s ww 1947-J&J
Francisco Sugar 6s 1956
M&N
General
70
17
75
74
30
26
Conv g 6M% notes 1946.A&O
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947-.
J&D
Gair Cieve Cartons 4-4 Ms
General Electric (Germany)—■
15
—
35
96
Inland Steel Co—
103
/
Marion St'm Shovel 6s "47—A&O
Ind Br'nhoist 6s Oct *54.An
72
99
20
Smelting—
Maple Leaf Milling—
3-5 Ms 1958
J&D
Marine Elev (Buff) ext 5a '52M&S /
10
21M
s
Ask
95
warrants 1941-M&N
M&N
Indianapolis Motor Speedway—
47 M
a
7s without
45
7
Hungarian Central Mutual
Credit Mfg 7s 1937
J&J /
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
35-yr s f 7s 1963
—-J&J /
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7 Ms 1963—A&O
Hydr Press Brick 6s 1944—A&O
Prior lien
65
102M
S f 6s stamped 1961
M&S
Firestone T & Rub3 Ms*48-A&O
3s debentures 1961
M&N
Bid
Ind Limestone inc 6s 1952--M&N
70
87
99
Mansfeld Min &
—
_
Federal Grain Ltd 6s 1949—F&A
Fed Portl Cement 5s 1947--M&S
Federal Screw Wks conv 6 Ms'39 /
1st s f 5s 1949
M&S
Filtrol Co of Calif 5s 1946-- J&D
Finance Co of Amer at Baltimore
Bonds
36M
37
H> grade Food Products Corp—
1st & ref 6s Jau 1949 A
A&O
08 1949 series B.
J&J
80
J&J
Ask
103M
35M
5 f 1st mtge 6s 1946
J&J
2d mtge inc 6s Feb 1956—
/
56
_
81
Manhattan Refrig 5Ms 1941-J&J
4 Ms s f dobs 1954
M&N
Audson Coal 1st 5s 1962 A„J&D
Hudson River Day Line—
^
1952
Bid
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
Elk Horn Coal
1st 4b
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Ask
Eastern Racing Assn 5s 1045
Eaton Paper 1st 6Ha 1943.M&N
Corp—
Oolls f 4s 1956
——J&D
Empire Properties Corp 2-3s 1945
Empire Sheet & Tin Plate—
1st conv s 1 6s 1943
A&O
&
"and interest" except where marked "f" and inoome and defaulted
bonds
2M%
27
.A&O
103 M
A&O
100 M
100 M
101
—A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
101M
101M
101M
A&O
n
Nominal.
102
A&O
1949—
k Last sale.
103
102M
r
Canadian price.
INDUSTRIAL
82
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
NOTICE—All bond price* arc "and interact" 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
Ask
Bid
Bonds
.J&D
1st M 3%s 1954
National Terminals Corp—
Gen & coll sf6%s 1940---A&O
104%
34
74%
100
82
Laundries 5s 1956.J&J
Country Club—
New Eng
100
1945
24
New Niquero Sug 3 %s'40- 42-J&J
N Y Dock Co 1 st g 4p 1951
K&A
Oonv 5% notes 1947
A&O
59 %
Extended at 5% to
1943-—J&J
94
99%
96%
100%
97
8
102
102
100
1943
„0
53
1953
-- --M&S
73
Nor Amer Refract 6%s 1944-J&J
North German Lloyd—
f
20-yrs f 6s 1947
M&N
46""
New 6-4% 1947
M&N
North Western Refrigerator Line
2.50
Equip trust 4s ser I July 1 '41-'43
3.25
Equip tr 4s ser J 1941-46.J&D
3.00
Eq tr 3 Ms ser K 1941-48-- A&O
Northern Elec & Nor Pap Mills—
100%
1st mtge 5s 1948
M&N
Northern Redwood Lumber—
1199443256780
56
77
102
f 5%bw W1945-F&A
5%s without warr 1945-F&A
Nova Scotia Steel & Coal—
1st conv s f 3%s 1963
J&J
2.50%
2.50%
Oswego Fallc Corp—
4 %s without warrantsl952
64
12%
Rheinelbe Union 7s
96%
96%
20
79
95
1949-F&A
99
Pacific Western Oil 3%
.
64 %
-
103%
79%
96%
68
43
J&D 15
43
Certificates of deposit
102
95%
Paramount Pictures 3 Ms '47-M&S
Transportation Co—
8 f con v deb 6s 1944
..A&O
Paton Mfg Ltd 1st 4%s '56.M&S
Peabody Coal Co (Consol Co)—
1st s f 5s 1953 ser A
M&N
Peerless Cement 1st 5s 1948--J&J
Penman's Ltd 1st 5%s '61—M&N
Penn Amer Coal 6s 1941-56--J&J
Penn Dairies 1st s f 6s 1949—J&J
96
42%
45%
70
72
.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
1st mtge s f 3Ms 1960
J&D
Pettlbone MuJliken—
6s w w 1943
—M&S
Phelps Dodge 3
1952
J&D
Phila & Read C & I 5s 1973.-J&J
Conv deb 6s 1949
M&S
Phillips Elec Works 5s 1953.F&A
Phillips Petroleum—
Conv 1 Ms debs 1951
J&J
Serialnotes—
0.25%
^
0.35%
1
0.45
1
0.55
0.65
0.75
0.85
1
,yo%
0.95%
1
1
1
Jan.
1
_.05% July
1.15% Jan.
1
.25% July
,3 5 % J an.
1
,45% July
1
Jan.
1
1
1
July 1
1
Jan.
July 1
1
Jan.
July 1
1
Jan.
1943
1944-1944.1945
s
99
<99%
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942 AO
'49..J&J
1 Chase
110.
J
3
51
106%
55
8%
100%
12
19
99%
Seneca Copper Corp 7s 1933-J&J
Shaffer Oil & Ref 6s 1933
M&S
40
1%
109
99%
2
106
95
48
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
98
A 1943
F&A
(Hugo) Corp—
50
1946
A&O
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
24
7-4s 3d Rtamped 1946
J&J
Certificates of deposit
f
100""
Strange (John) Paper 6s *44. _J&J
Strawbridge & Clothier—
103%
1st s f 5s 1948
—M&S
Deb 5%s
2d stamped
95
1949. A&O
6s Jan 1 1951
25
46%
28%
104%
90
8%
38
42
43
97%
104%
98"
105%
78%
100%
101%
79
102%
/
7
10
/
60
61
27
97
97
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948.
99%
99%
99%
97%
97%
97%
100%
100%
100%
99%
99%
99%
99%
98%
98%
98%
95%
100
99
99
99
99
Jan. 15, 1949
Jan. 15, 1950--
SSg
u
15, 1951-.
Jan. 15, 1952
Jan. 15. 1953
Jan.
3%
100%
100
100
b
rate of 577.50
2.75
on
2.00%
100
1.25% May 1 1945
1.40% May 1 1946
1.55% May 1 1947
1.70% May 1 1948
1.85% May 1 1949
1.95% May 1 1950
2.05% May 1 1951
Taggart Bros Co 6s 1944—— J&D
Taylor-War ton Iron & Steel—
Coll inc 7 %s July 1 1958.
A&O
Tenn Coal Iron & RR 5s 1951 J&J
Term Refrig & Warehouse Oorp—
4%s 1948
A&O
Term Warehouse 2d 5s '42.-J&J
Texas Corporation—
3% debentures 1959—
A&O
3s debenture# 1965
M&N
Texas Sugar Ret Corp 6s '44.F&A /
1951.-J&D
Three Rivers Grain & Elevator—
1st s f 5%s ser A 1951
M&8
Tietz (Leonard) 7%s x-w '46.J&J /
Tilden Lumb & Mills 6 %s'46M&8 /
Tlvoli Brewing conv 5s 1947 J&D
Tomahawk Kraft Paper—
w
w
Uchi Gold Mines 1st 6s 1941 J&D
Ulen & Co—
Conv 6s 4th stamp 1950. F&A '
_
Unified Deben Oorp 3-5s 1955—.
Union Oil Co of California—
6s May 1 1942 ser
3s debentures 1959
A
M&S /
United Biscuit deb 3%s '55. A&O
100
100
100
100
100
100
101
99
124%
101
125%
101
72
105%
104%
106%
105
2
97%
98%
67
69
17%
6%
40
80"
105
57
5S1H
d
104«s«
F&A
F&A
United Amusement Corp—
lsts f 5sser A 1956
..F&A
100
106
1st 5s (with stk) 1951..—.A&O
Trask Timber 1st 3s 1944—J&D
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947
J&J
Shippers Car Lino—
Equip trust 5s E 1942—.A&O
101%
Serial debentures—
Thermoid Co 5s
•
15,
15,
15,
15,
15,
15,
15,
22
M&N
Superior Oil 3 %s debs 1950.A&O
Susquehanna Silk MillsSink fund deb 5s
193R ..J&D
Swift & Co 2%s debs 1961-M&N
0.35% May 1 1942....
0.70% May 1 1943
90
J&J
f 6s 1947
J&D
F&A f 17
Sunlight Coal Co 5s 1947...-J&J f 138
Without stock
/ 100
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
s
20
1950.
Extended 3-5s 1951
99
1961-J15&J
1954
20-yr 2%s s f debs
1st
inc 3-5s Apr
s f 1947
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
1st M serial 6s 1940-1942-M&8
18%
JX
—M&N
1936
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
cum
Summerfleld Hecht—
Shell Union Oil Corp—
0.375%
0.75%
1.00%
1.25%
1.50%
1.75%
1.875%
2.00%
2.125%
2.25%
2.375%
2.50%
Corporation—
Secured
1st mtge s f 5 %s w w
Securities Acceptance Corp—
See Investing Companies.
Serial notes—
Starrett
Struthers Wells Titusville—
87
J&D
1948
99%
99%
debs
21
101
Studebaker Oorp 6s 1945
J&J
Stutz Motor Car7%s 1937.-A&O
16
17
1st conv 3-6s 1951--——A&O
Seattle Times deb 4%s 41-.J&D
2%s
103%
J&J
106
16
M&N
100
11$
D
104
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946..F&A
104
Scullin Steel Co—
99%
99%
99%
100
15-yr 2%s deb 1953
12
39%
Stinnes
49
96%
--J&J
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s 1947.J&J
Shaker Co Inc 7s
15%
As 1944
1.00% May 1 1944
1943—J&J
100
IIP,
Dairy Products-
Stevens & Thompson Paper—
1st ext 3%s 1958
M&S
9%
g#
Scnoenstadt (H) & Son 6s 1950
Schulco Co 6%s 1946 —
J&J
Guar s f 6%s 1946 ser R_. A&O
Schulze Baking 1st 6s 1945--M&S
Scovill Mfg 3%s debs 1950.-J&J
5
38
J&D/
6% notes 1937
4%s
64
40
-A&O
1950
Superior Elevator & Forwadlng—
6%s with warrants
Deb
99-%
101%
Stand Textile Prod 6%s '42 M&S
74
1954—A&O
Saratoga Victory Mills—
National Bank announced on Dec. 31 a distribution at the
r
103%
16
100%
106%
103%
107%
each original 51,000 principal amount of debentures; $75.98 on
25, 1939.
a Called for redemption;
and 51.52 on account of interest.
Previously paid 5% on July 7, 1939, and 5%% on Sept.
b Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price.
account of principle
pages
98%
100%
87
/
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)—
1st extl s f 7s 1945
.
F&A
103
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Co—
1st mtge conv 4 Ms 1952—M&S
103%
Pittsburgh Crucible Steel—
5s 1945
M&S
107
99
Pitts Steel 1st mtge 4%s '50-J&D
Pitts Term W'house & Transfer—
1st ref 5s 1936
...M&N /
3%
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
104
1st gold 5s 1957...
J&J
see
77
34
1945.M&N
St Louis Gas & Coke Corp—
1st M s f 6s 1947.
Gen & ref 6%s 1951
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
98%
w s
Con v Income
7s
Saltex Looms Inc 6s
103%
6s 1946.F&A
^
St Louis Rocky Mt & Pacific—
5s 1955 stamped. ------ - J&
70
103
1st 48
Southwest
24
1%
16
'44.M&N
18
Rocky Mtn Fuel 2%s 1953.. A&o /
Holland Pap 1st 4%s A '51-M&N r 102%
Roman Catholic Bishop^
'
104
(Portland Me) 4s 1958—A&O
3-3 %s 1940-1948.
103%
A&O
1st extd 6s stamped
107%
21*
conv
Southern United Ice Co—
32"
104
5%
99
f 6s
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4
107
21
Utii
J&D
Southern New England Ice—
1st s f 4 Ms 1967
A&O
16
40
93
Ice &
90
Southern Kraft Oorp-—
1st leasehold 4%s 1948...
16
7
105%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
98%
1946-M&N
Phoenix Silk Mfg 7s 1943...F&A
Pickering Lumber 4s 1952-.M&N
Iron 1 st
99
15
J946 /
"7"
94
A&O
Sou
St Louis Car Co—
5%
71%
Spalding (A G) & Bros—
5s 1989
M&N
Standard Ice 1st 6s 1947—-F&A
Standard Oil Co (N J)—Debenture 3s 1961
J&D
106
Richmond (Va) Ice Co—
1st & ref 5-6%s 1947.-.-A&O
50
90
104%
A&O
1st & ref 5-8« 1042
1st & ref 5%s 1955
104%
A&O /
Ruhr Housing 6%s 1958-.. J&J/
Sahara Coal inc deb 5s '40.M&N /
4t Louis Amuse't 1st 6s '45-A&O
Penn Mercantile Properties—
Secured s f 4s 1961--- _—J&J
Penna Cent Brewing 6s 1937 A&O
M&S
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
96
102
99
S* west Lumb Mills 5s 1955. .M&N
Rom Cath Church Welfare 7s 1946 /
110
99%
100
104
102%
100
100%
__
f 4s 1952
Roman Catholic Church 6Ms
102
a
1 1948
1 1949
1 1950
Smith & Wesson 5%s 1948--J&J
So cony-Vacuum Oil Co—
3s debentures 1964
—...J&J
South Coast Corp—
Gen mtge inc 6s April 1950
101%
104%
97%
Richmond Cedar Works 6s 1953- /
Richmond Hos Mills 53 1948-F&A
.
-.
101%
1st mtge »f4%s 1955——M&N
Southern Brighton Mills—
1st 5s extended 1950— ....J&D
Southern Ice Co—
Roberts & Oake (Chi) fis
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
1st M lien 3s ser B I960--M&N
Parmelee
t,
1 1946
1 1947
Stern Brothers 6s
Richmond Radiator 5s 1948 M&N
Rlma Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '55 F& \
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s '45—F&A
Pan Amer Petrol Co tot Calif)—
1st conv b t 6s 1940—
Oonv
98
1 1945
Southern Advance Bag & Paner—
Co—
„
102
15
,
74
104
99
1 1944
103%
104
105%
J&J /
98
r
100%
100%
99%
104%
104%
1946----J&J/
%s assented 1946
- /
Rhlne-Main-t)anut>e 7s '50 M&S/
Rhode Island Ice 5s w-« '51 -F&A /
Richfield Oil of California—
„
M&S
1962---J&J
Pac Co ast Cement 6sA1942.J&0
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
J&D
Otis Steels f 4 Ho A
105
100%
101
101 %
101%
102%
23%
59
66
3
Richardson & Boynton
Cum income 4s 1945.
2% Nov
2% Nov
3% Nov
3% Nov
3% Nov
3% Nov
3% Nov
16
100%
100 %
.
70
103%
2% Nov 1 1942
2% Nov 1 1943
98
1 '42
1 '43
85
33
103
2% Nov 1 1941
86
100
l%-2% June 1 & Dec 1 1944.
2-2%% June 1 & Dec 1 19452 %-2 % % June 1 & Dec 1 '46
2 %-2 % % June 1 & Dec 1 '47
2%-2%% June 1 & Dec 1 *48
Railway W^house 4-6s (w-s) '47- /
Realty Bond & Mtge deb 4-6s '53
Reliance Grain Ltd 4%s 1952. J&J
180"
Serial debentures—
97
72
M&S
Ann Apr /
war
Signode Steel Strap 3%s '45-A&O
Silesian-Am Corp 7s 1941
F&A
Simmons Co Oonv deb 4s'52A&O
Simpsons Ltd—
1st & coll 4%s A 1951
J&J
Skelly Oil 3s deb 1950
F&A
Slattery Co Inc 5%s 1954.—J&J
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
1st 4%g 1951
J&D
Smith (L O) & Corona Typewr'rs
99
Remington Rand Inc—
20-yr deb 4 %s w w 19RB..M Va
4%6 without warr'ts 1956 M&S
Republic Steel CiorpGen mtge 4%sser B 1961.F&A
Gen mtge 4 %s ser O 1956 M&N
Purchase money 5%s '54.M&N
Restigouche Co Ltd 6s 1948-F&A
Revere Copper & Brass—
1st mtge s f 3%s 1960---M&N
Reynolds Met deb 3 Me '51—J&D
84
86
OceanSSCo(Savannah) 5s '43J&J
92 %
O'Connor Moffat deb 6s 1948F&A
10
O'Gara Coal 1st inc 5s 1955 M&S /
18
Ohmer Fare Register 7s 1938.J&J /
62
Old Ben Coal Corp 6s (w s) 1948
11%
Inc deb 7 %« (w s) Aug 1 1953.
101
Ontonagon Fibre Co 6%s 1944.—
65
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s ' 942 A&< >
101
Oregon Pulp & P 6s to '45--M&N
36
Oreg Terminals inc 5s 1945--A&( >
86
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1943
J&D
98"
95
84
1 *41
1 %-l % % June 1 & Dec
1 %-l % % June 1 & Dec
1 %-l % % June 1 & Dec
47%
2.00
^
im
92"
99
95%
Serialnotes—
_
J&D
N'west Pub's Deb 4%s 1948-J&J
Northwestern Barb Wire Co—
1st mtge s
80
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
J&J
104%
Quaker City Cold Storage—
lsts f5sl953
: 7..M&N /„, 12
Queen Dyeing 1st 5s 1944...J&J /
7
Radio-Keith-Orpheum C«»rpMldwest Oorp ref 6s 1940.M&N
94
Railway Express Agency Inc—
55
101
48%
50%
1947-M&N
98%
Deb 68 2930
_
50
A&O /
78 1946
Prov Paper Ltd 5 %s
a
92.
99%
50
46%
79
Produce Term & Cold Storage—
1st income 6s 1958
J&D
P^testant Church of Germany—
100
7%
M&N
4HS1941-47.J&D15
/
1st 5s 1957
...M&S r
2d conv deb 4« 1957
M&S r
1st 3%s 1942-1943.....-M&S r
102%
--J&J
1937.
Debgsf6Hs'51 with
Siemens & Halske—
Price Bros & Co Ltd—
95
94
Income 6%s
6s
103
,
Potrero Sug 7s stmp 1947--M&N
Pratt Cons Coal 1st s f 5s '55 J&J
North Amerl
6%s
Amer Tobacco—
1942
J&J
Pressed Steel Car Co 5s *51--J&J
Shipbuilding 1st 5s '46.M&N
New York Trap Rock Corp—1st mtge s f 6s 1946
J&D
6s stamped 1946-.-------J&D
Partic deb 2d mtge 7s 1946 J&D
JNew York World's Fair 1939—
Nlvelle Corp 4s 1952
North American Car-—
69
100%
N Y
Deb 4s 1941
60
66%
NYLE&WC&RR—
1st 6s ext 5%% 1942
M&N
NYLE&W Dock & Impt—
Kquipt tr
Shuron-Optlcal 6s 1951
Potomac Franklin Deb 4-6s 1953 Potomac Md Deb Corp 4-6s 1953
Potomac Realty Atl Deb Oorp—
4-6s 1953
New Haven
5s
101
Certificates of deposit---Potomac Bond Corp 3-5s 1953--Potomac Cons Deb Corp 4-6s '53Potomac Deb Corp 4-6s 1953
44
Union Mtge 4-6® A 54—J&J
3-5s series B 1954.—— —-J&J
Nat
Bid
M&N
•orto Rlcan
Conv 6s
1943.-----A&O
Coll tr s f 6%s
105%
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Portld Woolen Mills 6 %s*44
National Supply—
June, 1941]
INDUSTRIAL
MISCELLANEOUS
&
83
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
Bonds
Bid
United Oigar-Whelan Stores—
S f 6s Oct 1 1952
A&O
United Corps Ltd in^ 5s 1953 F&A
United Drugs 5s 1953
M&S15
United Elec Goal Oos lnc 7s 1946.
United Grain Growers Ltd—
6s
series
A
1948
5 34 s series B 1949
J&J
68 %
61
8554
Serial
lnc-—
134-4s serA 1979
2d mtge
9834
10034
8
Cum incls-4s ser B 1979
Va iron Coal & Coke 5s '49.M&S
30
Vulcanite Portland Cement—
5
1st 7 34s 1943
-M&N
Wabasso Oot'n 48-434® '51—*"&A
83
100
100
Walworth Co 6s
100
1.375% due Nov 1 1944
1.50% due May 1 1945
1.625% due Nov 1 1945
1.75% due May 11946
1.80% due Nov 1 1946
1.85% due May 11947
1.90% due Nov 1 1947
1.95% due May 11948
2.00% due Nov 1 1948
2.05% due May 11949
100J4
10054
10054
10054
10134
10034
2.10'
due
10054
101
100 54
101
100 54
100 54
May 11950
2.20'
due Nov 1 1950
2.25'
due May 11951
2.30'% due Nov 1 1951
10054
,
2.35% due May
2.40% due Nov
2.45'
due May
2.50<% due Nov
2.55'
due May
~
2.60'
101
11952
1 1952
1 1953
1 1953
...
11954
due Nov 1 1954
2.65^% due May 11955
United Steel Works (Germany)—
6348 series a 1951._
J&D
334« assented A 1951
634 s series C 1951..
J&D
3 Ha assented O 1951
6Hs series A 1947
J&J
3 Ha assented A 1947.,
United Stockyards Oorp—
15-yr coll tr 4 34 s A ww '51 A&O
Universal Sewer Pipe 6s 1943. J&J
Utah Ice & Storage (Colo)—
4-5s
1954...
J&D
Vslvoline Oil ext 5s
10034
10034
10034
10034
10034
10034
10034
Warren
Conv
t Canadian dollar value.
Canadian price,
y
a
M&S
.A&< 1
93
9434
9434
M&S /
1941
f deb 6s
12
10234
3l"
Wheeling Steel Corp—
1st mtge s f 3 34s ser B '66.M&S
92%
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
105
M&N
Wick wire Spencer Steel—
7s certificates of deposit 1935—
/
1034
Prior lien 7s certificates 1935—
/
1034
5-year 7s ser A 1930
J&J f
1.70
1.75
800
"900
2,500
450
660
52
650
225
225
"900
350
63
300
4,100
501
3,566
Ang Stock Exch
211
68
Milw Grain & Stk.
Minn Ch of Comm.
Minn-8t P Stk Ex.
1.30%
1.35%
3434
142
150
"150
523
18
500
500
1,000
Los
Montreal Curb Ex.
Montreal Stock Ex.
New
61"
Orl Stock
100
t/80
Ex
St Louis
9234
U.600
112,000
500
Ex.
70
200
100
41
Phila Stock Exch..
Pittsb Stock Exch.
Exchange.
•
475
100
200
300
450
500
"250
Salt Lake 8took Ex.
San Fran Stock Ex.
42
69
25
525
"566
200
75
500
10,000
Seattle Stock Exch
\
1134
1134
1134
Seattle Curb, & M
95
Toronto stork Exch
500
500
f
Standard Stk
Spokane
10534
10334
75
Exch
15
Washington Stk
500
113
33
Vancouver Stk Ex.
118,000
40
_
150
500
13,000
11,000
255
464
1950
Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch
87
b Basis,
900
41
New Orl Cotton
10234
1941 _M&S / 58
J&J /
58
Secured 6s 1945
M&S
92
Wilbur-Suchard 4s 1952
/ 24
Wilson & Co 4a ser A 1955—J&J
10534
Conv debs 354s 1947——A&O
103 34
110.
1,200
3,750
Detroit 8tock Exch
Wheeler
page
300
20
210
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
65
see
50
2,2 0
Kan City (Bd 0/ Tr)
64
Called for redemption;
59
Cleveland Stk ExcL
99
Unstamped
Weyenburg Shoe Mfg—
Debenture 44s 1945 ----J&D
9634
197
Cincinnati Stk Exch
63
100
275
919
Chicavo Stork Fxoh
101
61
1st 4s 1953
Last sale
Boston Stock Exch.
125
Chicago Bd of Tr.. 1,549
Chic Merc Exch
473
93
102
Osgood Co 6s
SEATS
Baltimore Stk Exch
94
3234
6234
100 34
101
Assoc membersh.
Western Grain Co 6s 1949—J&J /
Western Newspaper Uninn—
Conv deb 6s 1944 stpd—_F&A
9354
10234
10034
f 3 %s ser D '60 M&N
N Y Prod Exch
10434
101
30
102
M&S
No.
5734
5634
Express—
Eq tr 4Hs ser D 1941-44..J&D
434s ser E 1941-1945—M&N
95
10131
1,375 $27,000 $23,000 $30,000
450
3,900,
3,3.50
4,000
N Y Cof & Sug Ex.
344
2.4001
2,900
1,650
N Y Curb Exch...
550
1,000
"466
Commodity Exch—
864
405
"455
Western Fruit
32
87
10034
9834
N Y Stock Exch...
N Y Cotton Exch..
19"
51
5534
_
30
s
EXCHANGE
9334
50
1734
534s notes 1937
M&S f
(S D) Co—
1 st mtge s f 4 Hs 1952
M&N
10334
Conv aeb 4 34 s 1952
91
—M&N
Watab Paper 1st 634» 1942--J&J
90
Webster 1 '&< l 1st g »s '42 op M&S
99
West Va Pgh Coal 6s 1947—
f
8
West Va Pulp & Paper Co—
1st mtge 3s 1954-.-J&D
10234
Western Auto Supply Co—
3 34s s f debs 1955
—M&S
9834
Vertlentes-Oamaguey Sugar—
A&O
1st mtge
Warren
102
100
,
80
Bros Co—
s
68
9934
78
3634
95
5s 1951
35
97
Warner-Quinlan Co 6s 1939.M&S f
Warner Sugar Corp 7s 1939.J&J f
98
conv
Conv 4s debs 1948
33
1947.-M&N
1st cbll
105
A&O
Warner Co
10134
101 %
10154
10154
10154
10134
10134
10154
10154
10154
10134
10134
10154
10154
68
65
Youngstown 8heet & Tube—
f deb 1955-A&O
6s debentures 1948
1st 6s 1944
I61"34
24
Gamp's lnc 1st 6s 1943..J&J
Van Dorn Iron Wks 7s June 1 1942
104
Warner Bros Pictures—
100
101
s
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955
100
due Nov 1 1949
2.15<
10034
10334
53
51
Yates-Am Mach 3-6348 '44.A&0
York ice Mach 6s 1947
v&O
Debenture 6s 1943
J&D
(Hiram)-G & W—
434s 1945.--.------J&D
Waltham W'tch & CI k 6s 43 J&D
Walton Lumber 1st 6 34s '41 Q-Jan
.875% due Nov 1 1942
r
85
Deb
84
4 348 series A 1952
J&J
Woodward & Tier nan Print—
6s 1942
J&J
58
Walker
99%
57"
67
Walker Coal & Ice 6s 1945..M&S
86
1.00% due May 1 1943—..
1.125% due Nov 1 1943...
1.25% due May 1 1944
Van
5
54
68
Woods Manufacturing Co Ltd—
3 34s series A 1942-1945 —J&J
4s series A 1946-1947--.--J&J
p...
20
debentures—
.625% due Nov 1 1941
.75% due May 1 1942
36
77
Witherbee Sherman Lnc—
Extend Income 6s 1963 —M&N
Wood & English coll 7s 139..M&N
Woods Bros Corp 6s 1937..A&O
934
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Wilson (W P) lnc 6%a 1945.M&N
Virginia Hot Springs Co
.
United States Radiator Corp—
conv deb s f 5s 1946
F&A
United States Steel Oorp—
Ask
Vicana Sugar Co 6s 1955_.—J&J /•
334
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5* I ';>3. .J&J
33
Va Hardwood Lumber 6s 42.J&D a 10034
9934
17 X
19
-
Bid
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942—
Certificates of depos t
72 54
63
85 %
97%
99%
M&N
U nlted Industrial 1 st 6s 1945 J&D
Deb 6Ks 1941
M&N
U h Finishing 5s 1944-J&J
Bonds
Ask
/This price Includes accrued Interest,
'600
k Last sale,
80 seats, 70 members.
n
1,000
Nomina
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds and Stocks
Quotations
Bonds
Bid
Atlanta 34 8, 134s
Atlantic 134*. lHs—
for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Ask
99
99
Burlington
Chicago
Denver 134». 3s
First Carolina 134s. 2s
First Montgomery 3s. 334s
First New Orleans Is, l>4s
First Texas 2s. 234«
First Trust ot Chicago—
Refunding 1 & 134»
Fletcher 34s, 334«
Fremont 434s, 534s
Illinois Midwest 434s, 5s...
Indianapolis 5s...
Iowa 434s, 434s
r
are
Bonds
Bid
9
11
234
234
99
99
99
9934
Lincoln 4 34s
Lincoln 5s
Lincoln 5 34s
97
87
H*. Is..
9934
4034
9934
Phoenix 5s
Phoenix 4 34s
St. Louis
23
San Antonio 34s, 2s
Southern Minnesota
Southwest (Ark.) 5s
993*4
1534
9934
Company in receivership.
Quotation shown
is
for
all
60
100
92
100
80
48
90
15
19
Des Moines
First Carolinas.
Fremont
100
100
54
100
2
100
5
8
100
1
5
North Carolina.
25
100
110
5
120
100
45
50
San Antonio
17"
Pennsylvania...
100
130
140
Virginia
334
...
3%
9234
9934
Union Detroit 234s
Virginian Is
98
100
Ask
Lincoln.
100
99
90
New York
100
72
100
42
Bid
100
Denver
89
100
Par
Dallas
94
Oregon Washington
Pennsylvania 134s. 134s.
99
Stocks
Atlanta
99
New York 5s.
North Carolina
9934
Ask
Atlantic
l^afayette 34s, 2s
99
maturities.
x
Ex-dividend.
Investing Companies Stocks and Bonds
Concluded from page 71
Stocks and Bonds
Par
Bid
Per
Seaboard Commercial
Preferred w w
..10
12
$2
9
50
Seaboard Finance Corp
Stocks and Bonds
1034
....
"5"
1
♦
22
*
100
cum pref ww
Ask
Sovereign invest, lnc
com
Spencer Traak Fund lnc
Standard Amer Trust Shares
.
Standard
22
24
40
45
25
434s conv debenture 1950-J&J
Securities Corp General com— 1
2234
24""
98
9934
$5.50 preferred
Standard Utilities lnc
♦State St Investment Oorp
Super Corp of America—
Class AA-.
Talcott (James) com
Securities Invest com
*
Preferred
100
Selected Amer Shares lnc-.--234
Selected Income Shares
1
3334
Selected Industries
34
4334
134
%
4634
43
46
76
79
cum
preferred..
Second Carey Trust
Oorp—
4
6% preferred
1
com
$5.50 prior stock
25
Convertible stock
Allotment certificates
5
...
%
100
7.56
3.44
8.25
«•
—
2
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
134s
5s
•
Mar 1 1942
March
1
1952
M&S
M&S
Quotations not furnished by
Bid
Per
24
Securities Acceptance
Common
Par
share
74
sponsor or issuer.
Ask
1
5.29
5.86
*
12.32
13.08
1
234
Par
Bid
Per
Trustee N Y Bank Shares
♦Trustee Stand Invest ser C
♦Class
3
Investing Corp—
1
1.08
1
*
7
8
18c
21c
5734
•
6034
♦Series
B
5.00
4.80
15.58
1.95
9
3%
34
3534
43
49
U
8 &
8
13 34
1.50
2
•
5834
34
4934
&
International Sec
•
$5 1st preferred with warrants.
Util Equities Oorp com
10c
.
Am
dep rets ordinary
£1
Am dep rets deferred.£l
Transamerica Oorp
2
TrI-Oontinental Oorp common—1
$6 preferred
Warrants
5s conv deb
2%
34
434
134
61
1034
134
434
134
64
Convertible preferred
34
1953
J&J
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B_25c
Trusteed Industry Shares
25c
a
J5.50 & Industrial Oorp
lity priority stock
%
105 %
44c
107 %
49c
66c
44
1
%
1%
6
-.7
75c
Wellington Fund
3 M
10134
Foreign Securities com—•
$6 1st oreferred
U
17" 03
334
Union Bond Fund B
Union Investment common...
Conv deb 5e 1946
M&S
U S Elec Lleht & Pow tr ctf A..
Trust ctfs series B
1
1.15
1.89
1
...
Ask
share
1.94
1
D
♦Trustee Standard OH shares A.l
*
50c
534% partic preferred
50
Tobacco & Allied Stocks Inc.--- *
Tobacco Securities Trust Ltd—
* No par value,
Stocks and Bonds
share
1
12.95
Western Reserve Investing—
Deb 634« 1944.
F&A
45%
4
14.25
10134
Called for redemption see; page 110.
k Latitats.
n
Nominal,
x
Ex-dividend,
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Per
Stocks
Bid
Pat
share
Co
10
8
.
98
99
23
83
101
C&ma Grove Cot
20
25
*
70
75
7%
6
Apponaug Oo
*
Arlington Mills—100
1
100
Atlantic Rayon.
Bates Mfg
Beacon Mfg—
33 k
36 %
3k
.3%
4%
...
3
Spinning Oo——*
6% preferred
*
5
58
63
34
39
16
14
6%
Botany Worsted5
$1.25 preferred .10
Bourne Mills——.*
Mills class A
_
«!"
Gleve Worsted Mill
Common
—*
13
%
30%
units.....—
General Cotton—*
6k
%
5%
32%
22
Gosnold M (N B)_
Preferred
100
5H
12
44
19
Hathaway Mfg.. 100
90
Kendall Co com
9
98
27
*
$6 part pref A._ *
Kilburn M (N B).75
Ludlow Mfg Assoc.*
Luther Mfg
100
Martel Mills-
11
99%
65
18
75
110
18
115
Erwin Cotton
Florence Mills
100
22
29
25
83
33
Gaffney Mfg.....50
Conv pref.....10
87
100
2k
74
9H
8%
43%
4
79
11
H
29k
33%
New Bedford
Rayon class A..25
11
8% preferred.. 100
Newmarket Mfg
*
Nonquitt Mills
.*
North Amer Rayon—
18%
18 H
51%
12%
._*
6% prior pref. .50
Pacific Mills
.*
Patchogue Plymouth
Mills com....—*
CO
00
100
CO
guissett Mills...100
ich Borden Mfg—
19k
B*
13%
CO 00
00 CO eo\N#
CO CO
rHTj4©
Preferred..
3
Saco Lowell Shops
k
*
14k
19k
mm
mm
mm
mt
30
16 k
21k
21
33
26
5
6
preferred. .100
85
90
SouleMill (N B).100
30
35
Tubize Chatillon.. 1
Class A
1
7 % preferred. 100
5k
35
102 k
.
7k
19k
33k
x
5k
35k
104 k
8k
20k
35
liinford Mills
Majestic Mfg..
Marion Mfg Oo
May McEwen Kaiser
32
34
ilk
13k
12 k
14k
Southern Mills
5
,
lk
2k
18
20
29
15"
13%
Musgrove Cotton
"§k
,22k
50 k
80
24"
7 % preferred—100
1
$2.75 conv pref— *
Calhoun Mills....50
Callaway Mills—..*
Cannon Mills——•
98
16
101
49
Cons Min & Smelt.6
43
Copper Canyon. 10c
Copper Range
•
Cornucopia Gold.5c
32
Cresson Consolidat.
47
Gold Min 8c M._1
Dome Mines Ltd—*
47
26*
Without par value,
%
15
a
.—
16k
9k
9k
3k
2.50
29
45c
%
1
3k
3k
T*
*
lk
"7k
REAL ESTATE TR
& LAND STOCKS
3k
e
—
k
e
...
e
—
6k
k
2.60
nj%
City RE T(O)—500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston). 100
Factory Bldg Tr.100
Fifty Associates (B).
Hotel Tr (Boston) 100
Kimball Bldg Tr 100
23
e
14
5
50
2
...
2
e
__
e
...
200
5
e
e
—.
1
k
TITLE
36c
43c
5k
k>
GUAR¬
& SAFE
DEPOSIT STKS.
Amer Title & Guar25
5n
95c
1.4k
8
1.10
14 k
8k
100
7 % preferred. .100
11
13
55%
58
Zinc, Inc
1
Federal Mining &
Smelting....
2
6k
Bankers Bond 8c
Mortgage Guar.
Columbia (D O)
_
k
14k
*
5
16
5
EmpireTitle AcGulOO
Real Estate (DO) 100
160
Title
Guar 8c Trust
of New York
20
West Jersey Title &
2k
2
15
E vans-W allower
General Tin
103
Golden
.
_£
Cycle Oorpl 0
Guar Co
43
ik
2k
23 k
24 k
™A
39
lk
40
Goldfleld Consol
85
22
80
20
4
Power common..5
Greene Cananea
25
84
88
99
99k
102"
75
70
100
28"
26k
5kc
29
Mines
1
Copper Oo
100
Mining. —25c
Hollinger Mines
5
Homestake Mining
Hecla
common
....
12k
Howe Sound Oo
5
Hudson Bay Min
8c
Smelting
,.*
Idaho Md Mines.. 1
Illinois Zinc.
*
80
9k
85
4k
23
J*
12
._i—
98
94
27
5k
8k
46
W
29k
1534
16
5k
10k
5
10
20
Internatl Mining—1
Island Creek Coal.l
$6 preferred— 1
.
Ilk
3k
Ilk
3k
27
28
Cop..25
Jardlne Mining
1
"lk
20c
40c
k
10k
Lake Shore Mines. 1
Lava Cap Gold Mini
Louisiana L'd 8c Ex 1
65c
70c
92
National Tunnel
and Mines com..*
2k
New Jersey Zinc..25
Newmont Minlng.10
62
63
27k
28
15k
%
18 k
Noranda Mines
*
North Butte
2.50
32 k
25c
Rosario
10
Mining Com
18
54
115
110
Called for redemption; see page 110.
4c
21k
12k
13
Preferred B
50
Oriental Consol
Mining———..10
Pacific Tin
Consolidated—-.1
"2k
k
15
3k
19
4k
3k
3k
lk
lk
Patino Mines 8c
Amer shs ctfs_.10
Pato Consol Gold
7k
7k
1
lk
6
5
21k
5k
2k
k
Preferred
.100
Aetna Stand Engine*
Agfa Ansco (Del)—1
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
10
24
5k
3
H
10
Common ._.—.*
Preferred —.—100
Alnsworth Mfg....5
Air Associates (N J) 1
5k
6
14
4
r
105
4k
9k
k
Air Oommunicat'nsl
Aircraft Accessories 1
Aircraft 8c Delsel
"4k
10
1
18
Equipment..... 1
Airplane 8c Marine
Direction Finder 1
Airplane Mfg 8c Sup 1
1
2
Air Keduc'n com..*
39
_
1
k
Albany Packing. 100
Preferred.;
100
Alberene Stone of Va
Vot trust ctfs.._5
Alberta-Pacific
Grain class A
*
Preferred.-.100
Alexander Dept Stsl
Alexander Hamilton
Inst &% pref.. 100
Preferred
39k
k
9k
75
*
166""
94
5k
5
r
r
Algoma Steel com.*
Enterprise—
16
15
Industries
Alaska Pac Salmon*
6c
k
25c
Mines......——I
100
,75
24
1.00
5k
"6k
14
5
-g-T
52
59
lk
Dredging
Pioneer Gold Ltd—1
Polaris Mining—25c
e
20
19k
Technical Inst—.l
Aero Supply Mfg—
Air-Way Electric
Appliance
oOc
Park-Utah Consol
34
125
9
45k
43 k
18
tigraph Corp... 10
20c
Rumely..*
Aeolian Oo—
6% preferred A.50
_
Utah...
1
Oklahoma Interstate
8
16
%
33k
Ohio Copper of
89
16
52
119
56
120
2k
N Y 8c Honduras
Nipissing Mines...5
-—.10
126
9
68
32
5k
32
12 k
17
4k
6k
43 k
40
Warrants
Aetna Rubber-
k
2k
2.00
k
3k
4k
Aeronautical Oorp.l
35k
k
2k
1.80
6
62
60
Advance
25c
7k
66
72
4
10
Addressograph Mul-
30c
Canada........*
Mt Oity Copper—5c
23
61
68
47 k
59
Abraham 8c Straus. *
Acme Steel
25
Acme Wire———10
Adams Millis.
15c
35k
5k
26k
32 k
7k
120
35c
20
7% preferred—100
10c
Kennecott Copper.*
Kildun Mining
1
King David Min.50c
8
88
46k
117k
4k% conv pfd 100
Abbotts' Dairy
*
Abercrombie & Fitch
Common —.1
$6 preferred —.75
Aberfoyle Mfg—100
Preferred..
100
Abitibi Pow & Pap.*
0% preferred .100
Class A————.1
Class B
1
25 k
25"
23
20c
A B Stove.———*
Abbott Lab'tories.*
Aero
134
Isle Royale
Magma Copper OolO
MclntyrePorcuplneS
Miami Copper....5
Mining Corp of
8
6k
99
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
.
Kirkland LakeGold 1
13
105
4k
150
50
Adel Precision
Inspiration Cons
11
8c
Granby Cons M S 8c
105
—100
k.
ANTEE
73"
11
Mills..*
Mines.
6k
22k
74"
25
Thomaston Cotton
Mills common -100
Washington MlllslOO
2
k
e
6k
21k
126
69
120
8
WalU.ce Mfg Co
Ware Shoals Mfg 100
7% preferred.. 100
43c
Boston Wharf...100
24
41
Rowan Cotton Mills
Saxon Mills..
50
Smyre (A M) Mfg 10
7% preferred
Southern
Bleachery
8c Print Wks—
*
Preferred.. .100
Southern Franklin
Southern Webbing
Mills
.10
Southern Worsted—
1st mtge notes
Spartan Mills.
100
Startex Mills
..20
Sterling spinning.Stowe Spinning
Textiles Inc com—10
Utah Metai 8c Tun.l
Walker Mining.
1
White Knob Copper
Preferred
10
Wright Hargreaves
Cent BldgTr.—lOO
Chic R E Trus's. 100
k
Ltd
10
Evans Wall Lead—
8
*
2
11c
6
Empire Star Mines
81
com
ik
ik
%
Standard...!
Mining. .1
Bd ofTr Bid Tr.100
Bos Gr'd R'T Tr 100
Bos R E T(Bos)-100
Bos Stor W'h'se.lOO
30
%
lk
8k
3k
%
5k
k
20
30
6% preferred-.100
Preferred
lk
6k
_
Eagle Pkh Lead..10
Preferred
100
Copper
16k West Point Mfg..20
50k Wiscassett Mills
Woodslde Cotton.20
28k
34k,
Ex-dividend.
45
42
Riverside & Dan Riv
Common—
25
Wellington
5
Coppermines
5
Riverdale Mills—
7% preferred—100
2
Copper Corp..—*
80
97
66
28
Victor-Monagh'n 100
46
3
1
6k
r
3k
4k
28c
26c
116
62
19
8
88""
k
22c
Olemenceau Min 25c
Consolidated
80~
76
69
7% pref—100
2d 5% pref... 100
80
84
43
26k
9k
H
I4
78
64
1st
8
5
Zino-Lead
Co
1
Calumet 8c Hecla—5
Central Am Mines. 1
Central Eureka
1
Cerro de Pasco
5k
52
9
Black Hawk
Consol Mines—1
Bol Inca Mining
1
Bralorne Mines Ltd*
Co
vi
Copper Land
8c Mining
25
26k
Mining Co
50
Andes Copper M.20
Bagdad Copper—5
Bulolo Gold Dredg¬
ing, Ltd.
5
Bunker Hill 8c
Sull'nM &C—2k
Butte Copper &
4
k
29k
Union
46
25
20
Mills
100
Norris Cot Mills
Orr Cot Mills...100
7 % preferred
Pacolet Mfg
100
7% preferred ..100
Perfection Spinning.
Pickens Mill.......
Piedmont Mfg—20
105
7
5k
.1
Smelting—
Chief Consol Min—1
Newberry Cotton
Common
6
Chile Copper
25
Clear Creek ConsCommon
10c
64"
7% preferredlOO
Southern Weaving.*
4
3k
87
60
7% preferred--100
5
Tonopah
116
50
Nat Yarn Mills
5
Tintic
$5 prior conv pf
Anaconda Copper
k
So Am Gold & Plat.l
Stand Silver-Lead .1
Sunshine Mining. 10c
Teck Hughes
1
STOCKS
16
4k
%
28%
3k
10
Silver King Coal
120
24
10
.
Joseph Lead
share
k
St Anth Gold M...1
St
Shattuck Denn..
50
114
82
6%% pref—100
Union-Buffalo Mills
iVA
76
Burlington Mills
t New stock.
*
Preferred.
Arcade Cotton
Mills.
25
Avondale Mills
1
Belton Mills (SO) .25
Preferred
Bibb Mfg.. —.100
Brandon Corp A.100
Class B
*
3
130
*
American Enka—
American shares.*
Amer Yarn 8c Proc—
Anderson Cotton
Mills
100
100
1
common
Process
MINING
Ask
15
•
Premier Gold M
1
Preston East Dome 1
Quincy..
25
Roan Antelope Min
Ltd Amer shares
ii%
68
—100
Limestone Mills—
Poe (F W) Mfg.. 100
Preferred
20
Sagamore Mfg
(F R).
.100
Sanford Mills.....*
Skenandoa Rayon.*
Preferred
20
Cotton
Monarch Mills.. 100
Mooresville Cotton.
See Borden—
Roxboro Knitting-
Appleton Co
*
...
Mills Mill pref—100
Mock Judson Yoe—
See Indus. Stocks
39
28
26
*
Abbeville Mills
Acme Spinning
Alabama Mills.
20
110
$4 preferred
13
80.
34
120
151
Callahan
Mills-
Highland Pk Mfg 20
6% preferred
Co
N J Worsted—
Preferred.;
100|r
Montreal CottonslOO r
Preferred—.100 r
* r
Penmans Ltd com.* r
Preferred
100 r
Wabasso Cotton-—* '
Zinc
56
52
18
.
Graniteville Oo
Laurens
Mills
10k
48%
io k
8
100
United Elastic
*
Utica Knitting...50
6% preferred
50
Utica & Mohawk
Cotton Mills.. 100
Wamsutta M
100
Wayne Knit Mills.5
oVA
30
Gainesville Cot Mills
King (J P) Mfg. .100
Bleachery 8c
Dye Works com 10
Naumkeag Steam
Common
36
34
Lanett
Nashua M (NH) 100
1st preferred.. 100
2nd preferred
1
Pepperell Mfg
20
100
.
Preferred
Judson Mills A pf100
Preferred B
100
24
23
Preferred
100
Nashawena Mills..*
Com class A
Com class B
20
80
100
...
Mills pref..
Common...
Inman Mills
2
26k
.Units
Merrimac Mfg..100
Preferred100
Mt V-Woodb Mills
*
100
20
preferred—
EOrdMfg—
Industrial Cotton
101
lk
Preferred-—..
price,
23
Imperial Yarn Mills.
96
•
6%
20
Hartsville Cot Mills
20
Common
Cotton
12k
68
7 % preferred.. 100
k
Preferred.---.100.r 116
Ltd...* r 70k
Domin Text
Mining———10
Preferred ......20
Hamrick Mills
Hanes (F H) Knit.5
21
107k
Alaska Juneau Gold
12
Grendel
46
Prior preferred-25
Hartford Rayon vtcl
_
,8
64
Gossett Mills
27
14
95
American Zinc Lead
Mills—..
8
Pond Creek
Pocahontas
18
16
Converters. 100
Can Cottons Ltd 100
Can
47
Glenwood Cotton
Globe Knitting. .2H
Goodall Worsted .50
.
6
110
Bid
Par
Per
"2k
43
20
7 % preferred- -100
Durham Hosiery—
See Indus, stks
7 % preferred.
64 %
Franklin Process..*
Fruit of the Loom
(Baltimore).
2
Fulton Bag 8c Cotton
Mills
*
9%
26
14
*
100
Draper Corp
Farr Alpaca
16
14
100
100
Preferred..
Mfg
Cabot
2k
4%
1H
3k
66"
62
7%
Brighton Mills-—
86
0% preferred-.100
Flint Mfg Oo
10
12
10
Stocks
23
Dwight Mfg— .12k
Eagle Yarn Mills—
Easley Cotton Mills
7
5k
*
100
51
Spinning..
Dunean Mills
Beott Mills.——
Borden
(Richard)
Mfg Co com
Border Oity Mfg
47
.....
86
104
84
Darl'gton Mfg(S 0)5
Drayton Mills.
20
5
4k
26"
99
80
Dallas Mfg (Ala) 100
95
v'
Chiquola Mfg
—20
6% preferred
Clifton Mfg (SO) 100
Climax Spinning. .50
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Common
100
Converse (D E) .100
Crescent
.
Preferred
100
Beaunit Mills.—10
$lk conv pref.20
Berkshire Fine
share
9
100
common
8% preferred-
Ask
Per
Canadian Mills
Chad wick-H«»«kins
STOCKS
*
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
Per share
TEXTILE
Northern Mills
Amoskeag Co
Preferred-
of the month preceding the date of issue
Hi
lk
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian
June, 1941]
industrial
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Bid
Par
Ask
&
Stocks
Par
Bid
Steel Corp
Amer
7% pref
Maracalbo.-l
21%
21
*
100
Amer Metal Co
105
*
Industries
1
Allentown Portland
7%
"8
6% preferred. .100
American Meter
*
American News Co *
Cement pref
Common
AJIes & Fisher
Alliance Realty
9
10
Amer
Optical
Amer
16%
115
Ordnance
Allen
Preferred
Allied Chem
Corp
10
10
is
*
ClassJB
5
Amer Products
Dye
♦
Allied Kid Co com.5
145%
common
10
CI A conv._.._25
Common
10
Allied Stores Corp.*
11%
12%
4%
12 J*
6% preferred
10
Allied Prod (Mich)
21
4
Common
10%
Aluminum Co
15*
Amer
Am
Common ...18.50
American
4%%
6% preferred..100
Alum Goods Mfg..*
Aluminum
Aluminium
4
20
*
*
conv
pf
*
31
*
6%
42 %
10 %
12 j
Line--5
Bemberg com.*
100
4%
105%
62%
3»
11%
14%
6
Foundry
*
5%% conv pf.100
American Can
1%
24
25
5%
5%
5%
4%
25
78 %
170%
Properties
*
IX
26%
69 %
*
non-cum pflOO
Amer Car & Fdy
Motors
5%
conv
100
pref. 100
Chicle
2
26%
70%
%
4%
7*
18*
105
*
8
19*
112%
99
103
6 Cigar Co ..100
6% preferred
100
160
Amer Coal (N J)..25
Amer Colortype__]0
9
5% preferred.-100
65
6%
75
non-vot
32%
35%
10
12%
11%
11%
3%
..10
10
Distilling pf 10
Amer Dist Teleg
*
5% preferred--100
98
Amer Dredging.. 100
American Encaust c
60
Wi
12%
12%
12%
4%
103
70
.
.
14
Vitrified Prod.*
Preferred
*
Amer Wind Glass—
Class A
100
*
Wringer
*
Writing Pap_*
Amsterdam Trading
American shares.
Anaconda Wire &
Cable common..*
1%
1%
7%
16%
7
11%
1%
4
Corp
Andian Nat Corp..*
Angostura-W uppermann
Corp
1
Anheuser Busch__20
Animal Trap...
*
Antilla Sugar
100
Apex Elec Mfg
*
Applied Arts
.1
Appollo Steel
10
A P W Paper
5
A P W Prop cl A..5
Archer-Dan-Midl'd *
Arden Farms
1
$3 partic pref
Argo Oil...
*
5
Ark Fuel Oil pref. 10
Armour & Co of Del
guar
pref. .100
$6 conv pr pref..*
7% preferred. .100
Armstrong Cork
*
Armstrong Rubb A*
Arnold. Constable.5
Print Wks_*
5% preferred
30
Equipt Corp_.l
Elec?10
Associated
28%
45%
1%
28
29%
Foamite
Corp
10
5%
70c
Am Laund Mach_20
19
20
Amer Locker classA*
11
13
Amer Locomotive.*
7 % preferred
100
Amer Mach & Fdy_*
11%
83%
86
Am Mach & Met..*
4%
15%
11%
4%
17%
Class
B
*
.
Am Maize Prod
.
*
Am Mfg Co com. 100
5% preferred. .100
3
12%
22
m
81
*
com
6% 1st pref...100
SS Lines
a
5%
pflOO
Atlantic Refining_25
4% conv pf A. 100
Atlas Drop Forge..5
Atlas Plywood
*
non-cum
1%
7% Preferred...30
46
13 %
33
12?-
Warrants
Baldwin Rubber
1
Bancroft (J) & Sons*
Preferred
100
5%
2%
36
33%
Barber Asphalt. ..10
Barber & Ross—
3%
i!*
4%
4%
23%
109%
24%
110%
%
Powder
*
5% conv pref.. 100
Atlas Tack
Auburn Cent Mfg.
5rA
m
1%
23%
13%
112%
2%
26
1
62%
1
2
BarnsdallOil
5
Barnsdall Refining. 1
Bartgis Bros com__l
6% conv pref. .25
Basic Refract's
1
4%
$5
* r
A*
5% preferred.. 100
Bayuk Cigars
*
79
90
Beaton
Pref
*
x-w
Bearings Co (Am).*
see
page
c/a
3/
„
%
66
18
331jc
Benson & Hedges..*
Conv preferred..*
18
2%
7%
18%
3%
15
10
'6%
7% prp.erred_.100
Beryl Hum Corp
*
8c Cement com__l
*
Beth Fdy & Mach.*
Preferred
50
Beth Steel (Del)...*
2%
27%
20%
107%
6
Fdy & Machine..*
it*
$3 preferred
*
Black&Decker Mfg ♦
2!*
lls
7% preferred.. 100
Budd Wheel
*
7% preferred-.100
Bullard Co
Bulova Watch
__*
*
1
*
%
7%
103
29%
4*
2%
47
26%
32%
6%
4%
27%
2
5
Butler Bros
28%
3
1%
75
3_
_%
8%
101
5%
conv
10
4%
19%
._.*
50
Preferred
69%
122%
2
Byers (A M) com. _*
7% part pref. .100
Byllesby class A
*
85
Class B
\VA
Preferred
104
4
10%
105
*
Byrndum Corp
1
Byron Jackson
._*
Cable Elec Products
Vot tr ctfs
50c
Common
50c
Calif Pack Corp
*
2
5% preferred
50
Galamba Sug Est.20
Callite Tungsten. .1
7
Cambria Iron
4
Campbell (AS)
46
50
Campbell
Wyant
Cannon Fdry
1
&
*
6%
7
15
Canada Bread..
•
Preferred
.100
Class B pre!
Canada Cement
14%
14%
22
21%
10%
6
77 %
22%
11%
6%
Boeing Airplane—5
14%
1
17%
23
90
14%
1%
20%
7c
6c
3
3%
19%
""%
7%
83%
...*
43
18%
6%
10%
16
pref. .30
Butterick Co
21
69%
121
7%
13 %
.
23
*
%6 Burry Biscuit. 12 %c
7% Bush Term Co com 1
6% preferred
*
"7% Bush Term Bldgs—
7% pref ctfs-.lOO
1
6% conv pf
25
5% conv pf
25
Bloomingdale Bros-*
Blumenthal (Sid)..*
7 % preferred
100
-
6%
a
%
%
33
Bliss (E W) Co
4
70
*
.5
*
.
10%
-
Am dep receipts..
30
Co
1%
ft*
ial*
Buda Co com
100
Budd (E G) Mfg..*
Machine
„
50
8%
18%
ss
p
4%
10%
1%
35
*
3
6%% pref
100
Canada & Dominion
60
Sugar Co Ltd
*
Can Dry Ging Ale .6
15%
10%
Cana ia Forgings—
Class A
*
Class
15
*
B
*
72"
Canada SS Lines..*
Preferred
100
72
27
46
95
Buckeye Pipe L..50
Buckeye Steel Cast *
Bucyrus-Erie Co..5
7 % preferred-.100
Burroughs Adding
12 «
24
$5 preferred.. _*
Brunswick Site
10
Burns Bros Coal..
1%
Bohack (H O) com.*
1st preferred ..100
23%
64%
116%
20
36
24 %
102 %
...__*
Laughlin.
2
*
30
_
40
Billings & Spen...25
Bing & Bing.
5
Preferred
30%
11%
*
32
26
*
Blaw-Knox
Brown Shoe
5%
%
24%
37 %
100
Bliss &
1%
171
Bruce (E L) Co
5
Bruck Silk Mills...*
34%
34
*
19
4%
3**
Preferred
50
Burkart ^F) Mfg—
Common
1
$2.20 preferred..*
Burma Corp Ltd—
10%
com
Carpet
6%
Distillers Corp..*
$6 preferred
*
Brown Rubber
1
Burger Brewing...*
*
_
*
56
55
56
Limestone
$2.50 preferredBigelow-Sanford
1
Class A pref
Forman
Burdines Tnc
Preferred
Berkey & Gay Fur¬
niture common. .1
Borland Shoe St—*
4%
6%
112
7%
Belding Hem'way..*
Bell Aircraft Corp.l
Bellanca Aircraft. .1
Bellows & Co Al.10
Belt RR & Stk Yds
17%
12
105
107
83
64
24%
105
103
Beech-Nut Pack. .20
80
2?*
prior A..*
Autocar Co com. .10
6% preferred.. 100
Auto Finance
10
23%
103
6
Inc.
4%
13%
Brown
Collender Co
1
Preferred
....5
Birdsboro Stee*
113%
25%
26%
14
3%
17
60
3
114
1
Bird & Son
5%
13%
23%
13
Bickfords
10
Brooke (E G) Iron.5
Brown Co 6 % pf. 100
Brown Fence & Wire
common
Brummell
"2%
20%
22
Motor
com
warrants
Brown & Sharp
25%
62
preferred..100
2%
6%
2%
15%
1%
106
3%
6
.
1st preferred. .100
Bessemer
'IS
Ordinary bearer£1
Manufacturing 50
2d
Common
39%
Brunswick-Balke-
common..25
Beatrice Cream. .25
$5 preferred w w.»
Preferred
26
'7%
8c Cadwell
Mfg
lH
83
94
73
39
Truck
2%
3%
111
17%
8%
4%
11%
30
*
25
25
xlt' Brockway
10%
1
24
110%
6%
P
*
Bristol-Myers
25
25
8*
35%
4%
'S
...-•
Brillo Mfg
Class A
Bristol Brass
—
Conv 1st pref. 100
Prefvtc
100
Bausch & Lomb
Optical com
10
Appliance cl A. .5
6%
cum
7%c
10
54
*
preferred..50
Austin Nich & Co..*
1%
9
1
5
62
33
2%
1%
Brit-Amer Tob reg£l
?%
* r
Batavia Body
Bath Iron Wks
Bathurst Power
dh
24
B
7% preferred..100
1%
20
7
2%
21%
50
Preferred
50
Bender Body com. .5
Bendix Aviation
5
Bendix Home
7%
4%
16%
7%
100
British Celanese Ltd
Common
4%
Preferred
"8%
3%
9%
31%
1%
40%
19%
31%
Briggs Mfg
*
Briggs & Stratton..*
Brill Corp class A..*
10%
1%
1
111%
6
4
30
1
110
15
Bridgeport Brass..*
Bridgep't Hydr'lic20
Bridgeport Mach--*
29%
Ties Tnc
Beech Aircraft
4
4%
8%
5%% pref
50
Barlow & Seelig Mfg
81.20 conv A com5
Barnard Aviation.. 1
8' '
42
16
*
com
5
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd.*
6
3%
9%
Casket
Braniff Airways.2%
Corp
1
Breeze
7
Beau
A*
Boyertown Burial
6%
9
40
%
2%
%
7% 1st pref...100
$5 2d pref
*
3%
27
13
*
Brinks, Inc
Bros.
8
1%
28%
2%
Common
%
com
3
1H
24%
112%
6%
37%
31%
Bondhold¬
1
64
9%
Bow-BUt
Class
Baumann(Lud)com*
28
33%
4%
2%
%
Class B
52>
55%
*
_
7%
13%
20
6 Paper A
slH
13
3
45
Woven Hose
Rubber com..*
$6 preferred...100
Bourjois, Inc
*
$2.75 cum pref..*
Bower Roll B'r'g._5
Brewster Aeronaut'! 1
Warrants
49
Stainless
Barker
17
4
Preferred
*
Bardstown Distill.. 1
Bareco Oil___.__..5
Barium
6
23
14
Brewing Co of Am.3
*
86
50
ers class A..
65
Bowm Bilt Hotels—
Works—
Old common
6
Conv preferred.20
Atlas
Called for redemption;
Loco
Blauner's common.*
1
5% % preferred.50
♦Without par value,
Bald
Old preferred..100
V t c for com
13
21%
10%
11%
5
26%
14%
12%
98
Balaban & Katz._25
69
Baldwin Co
"9"
8
6
6% preferred. .100 k 100
Apr. 2
149
AtlGulf&W Indies
23
A*
40c
Warrants
Class B
5%
26%
13%
225
Associated
Rayon.*
3rA
4%
25%
Babcock & Wilcox.*
Baker Chemical.. *
Preferred
100
7% preferred.. 100
B/G Foods Inc.—.*
7 % preferred- -100
Atl Coast Fisheries. 1
Atlantic Co A
50
3%
32
12
94
1
17
35
ft 50 prior pref. 10
Amer-La France 8c
40%
Col 1 iers Cor p
19%
18%
16%
31%
Warehouse— 100
Boston Wharf...100
Boston
3%
l
Best & Co
22
it*
W*
Boston Sand &
Gravel Pref
Boston
Storage
3%
10
16%
6%
11%
1%
Elec
Industries Ltd.fl
4
%
Preferred
100
Ayrshire Pakota
Steel
9
18
Borg-Warner Corp. 5
Boitoe Scrymser._25
6
tation Corp
150
15*
42
"3%
Common B
*
Bond Stores com__l
Borden Co
15
3%
Aviation Corp
..3
Aviation <fc Transpor¬
89
34%
2%
27%
44%
1%
21%
4%
5%
146
62%
2%
62%
62%
147%
26%
12%
12
Axton-FIsh Tob A 10
7
Bohn Alum 8c Br. .5
Bon Ami com A—*
See Invest Cos
15%
6*
20
0% non-cum pf 100
Amer Insulator
*
36%
40%
Bohack Realty—
Preferred
100
3
3%
.Prer ex-warr.25
86
6% 1st pref...100
7% 2d pref
100
16%
25
w
7% preferred-.100
109
_
w
3
2
3
Bid
Par
Per
8%
2
1
5
Class A com...25
6% pref
Stocks
Ask
share
7%
Automatic Prod...5
Automatic Refrig. 10
Automat Vot Mach *
Automobile Banking
$1.50 conv pref 25
4
.
3
ment common
*
Brew (Can).*
7 % preferred- 100
Assoc Dry G'ds
1
47
%
3%
8%
Hart-
Hegeman
Artloom Corp
8% preferred.. 100
_
32*
Armour 8c Co (HI)—
Common
5
Amer Hardware..25
Am-Hawalian SS.10
6% conv pref. .50
18*
itH
"s
13
17
111
Amer Home Prod
1
American Ice Co..*
21
112
45
Am Hide & Loath..1
H&x
207
12%
1st preferred.-100
2d preferred--IftO
Amer Hard Rubb.50
15%
40
$5 div preferred.*
Anchor Post Fence .2
Assoc
1.50
1
145
1%
16%
3%
11%
%
4%
31
15c
35%
40%
Asbestos Mfg com.l
Preferred
1
Ashland Oil & Ref.l
85
5
8
Art Metal Constr.10
Art Metal Works. .5
Asbestos Corn Ltd.*
20
13%
64%
"2%
Arrow
17
Am Fruit Growers.*
Preferred
50
4%
29%
1%
10%
17%
8%
82
Preferred
100
Amer Forging and
Socket com
Amer Fork & Boe..*
7
Anchor Hocking
Aro
1
159
_
Glass
Automatic Fire
Alarm common_25
Automatic Instru¬
Class B
Am
Arnold
1%
Am Fabrics, pref 100
Amer Felt common *
Amer Furniture
Am Hair & Felt..
11*
114
Tiling Co
1
Amer Export Airlines
Common
50c
New common
3
Amer Export Lines
Am Type Found
10
Amer Viscose Corp—
7%
5% preferred—
1st series-.-.10
2d series
3rd series
5
4%
\m
87
6% 1st pref
100
Amer Cyanamid Co
Class A vot
10
Amer
10%
7%
Commercial
Alcohol com
20
Am Crystal Sugar 10
B
200
125
6%
13%
63%
Transformer. 10
Amer
79
American Cigarette
Amer
Am
174%
sb
100
Preferred.. ...100
Amer Centrifugal_.l
Am Chain & Cable.*
Amer
6% preferred-.100
m
*
com
Carmel
Preferred
50
Am Thread 5% pref5
Am Tobacco com.25
Common B
25
Amer
7%
Preferred
Amer Television
1
Amer Thermos A._*
Preferred
100
Amer Woolen Co..*
7 % preferred. .100
American Canadian
Amer
7 % preferred. .100
Am Sumatra Tob
*
Common
Ai*
126
7% preferred..100
Amer Car A Fdv
6% non-cum pflOO
5% preferred.100
%
American Book.. 100
Amer Bosch Corp.. 1
Amer Bo* Board.. 1
Amer Brake Shoe &
Snuff..25
Common
102
Am Beverage Corp. 1
7% preferred
15
56
34
83
Amer Barge
Preferred
1
WA
43
104%
Amer Bank Note.10
6% preferred
50
Am
Amer Steamship.100
Am Steel F'drles
*
American Stores
*
American Stove
*
Amer Sugar Ref.100
17
*
Class B
95
.
*
Class A
67%
54 %
Amer Agric Chem.*
Amer Air Lines
10
$4.25
7% preferred ..100
American
13*
*
American Arch
Amer Bakeries—
Am Ship & Comm.*
Amer Ship Build. _*
Am Smelt & Refg._*
14%
6%
5
__1
Corp
American Seilcone_5
Amer Seal-Kkp
2
Amer Seating
..*
93
6% cony pref—60
Amalg Sugar
1
Amerada
118
112
pf 100
65%
Indus—*
Ltd...*
Leather
29
115%
111%
13%
6% preferred..100
Amal
17%
5%
conv
156
6%
Safety Razor—
Sqrew.100
60"
*
.
com.
6%
Republics..10
Rolling Mill 25
Per
Warrants
Aviation Capital—
31%
74
16"
t*
50
100
Bid
Avery (B F» & 80ns 5
Stand Sanitary..*
26
Alpha Portl Cem..*
57""
Amer Radiator 8c
14 %
Alloy Cast Steel--.*
Aloe (A S) Co
20
4
51%
*
rl'i
*
Altorfer Bros com.
Cony pref
Partic prer
Amer Pulley
Amer
22
1%
7%
1%
6%
7
7% pref
5% preferred--100
Allis-Ch aimers Mfg
32
*
5% prior pref
148
11
Allied Mills Inc
*
Allied Paper Mills. 1
25
5
Am Potash & Chew *
6'
115%
31%
24%
Par
t
17$
30
Amer Piano class A*
100
&
*
29
Stocks
Ask
Per share
Per share
Allegheny Ludlum
85
miscellaneous stocks
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
are as near as
3%
18%
Canada Packers
50
110.
* Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian
ce.
tNewstock.
z
Ex-dividend.
INDUSTRIAL
86
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Bid
Par
Stocks
Can Wire A Cab A.*
Class B
*
Canadian Airways.
Stocks
Ask
Per
52
17 *5
5
16"
Climax Molyb¬
denum Co
129"
14*5
Utensil com
18
10
*
Ol B non-voting- *
Canadian Industries
Class A
.100
100
7 % preferred- .100
Can Locomotive...*
1*5
IX
Carborundum Co..*
104
90
Carnation
Co
5
1st preferred-.100
Carpel Corp
*
Carpenter Steel
5
Carrier Corp
..1
Carter (J w) Co
1
7% preferred. .100
Case Lockwood A
Co—100
Brainard
Case Pomeroy
5
Castle (A M) Co..10
Catalin Corp.
1
Caterpillar Tract.
Celanese Corp
•
7% prior pref-100
1st partic pref-100
Celotex Co com
*
5% preferred.. 100
Celluloid Corp.—15
1st partic pref...*
#7 preferred
Central Aguirre
Central
IX
Collins Co.—100
26*5
7*5
6*5
115*5
27*5
7*5
6*5
7*5
56*5
116*5
225
250
6
54
4*5
5*5
17
20
3*5
43*5
19*5
117*5
44
19*5
118
107
109*5
9*5
68*5
4*5
9*5
67*5
4
102
38*5
17
17*5
1*5
h
11*5
34
38
%
1x
1*5
4*5
1
8
9
10
16
18
4*5
2*5
2 *5
2*5
86*5
5
3*5
"§"
95
3
16*5
17
Eng
common..*
100
1
Preferred
100
Charis Corp
10
Checker Cab Mfg.5
Chefford Master
Manufacturing. _4
Cheney Bros com..*
*
Cherry-Bur Corp..5
Ohesebr'gh Mfg..25
Chesapeake Campe
Corp
10
21*5
5% preferred.. 100
Chicago Flex Shaft 5
Chic June Rys & Un
.100
Chicago Mall Order 5
Chicago Nipple.
5
Chic Pneu Tool
$3
conv
..
pref
*
*
$2.50 prior pref..*
Chic Ry Equip...25
Preferred
25
Chic Rivet & Mach 4
Chic A So Airlines .1
V t c for
*
com
Preferred
10
Chic Yellow Cab
*
Chickasha Got O.10
Chllds Co
*
com
Preferred
Chilton Co
24*5
3*5
4*5
19*5
104*5
31*5
18*5
104
29*5
20
_
—
-
-
5*5
14*5
4*5
12*5
6
5*5
*5
1*5
100
10
Cln Un Stk Yds...*
1
City Auto Stamp..*
City Ice & Fuel...
6*5% pref.
100
City A Sub Homes 10
City Stores
5
Clark Controller... 1
Clark Equip Co
*
Preferred
100
Claude Neon Lt—.1
Clayton & Lambert 4
par
Columbia O A G—1
15*5
35^
39
1*5
4*5
22
24
73
75
conv
Columbus AutoParts com......*
*
Eng__l
Commercial Shearing
and Stamping
1
Oomm'l
Solvents-.♦
v
t c ext—1
Pub..
Congoleum-Nalrn.
Congress Cigar
*
Ctfs of deposit
Conn Telep & Elec.l
$3
pref—
conv
1
Consol Oar Heat. 100
Cons
Cigar Corp..*
6*5% prior pf-100
7% nreferred-100
$2
5
6*5
28
23
20
cum
7*5
9*5
8*5
9*5
10*5
3*5
14*5
11*5
3*5
13*5
14
12*5
25*5
26*5
Cont'l Air Lines .1*5
A
1
8°%»
%
8*5
2*5
2*5
94
1*5
105
1*5
5*5
1*5
5*5
37c
22c
21
,
13*5
3*5
B
60*5
62
8% preferred-.100
Continental Can..20
Cont Diam'd Fibre.5
/•&
40
51
13*5
Continental Mot
1
Cont'l Oil (Del)—6
Cont'l Oil (Mex)
1
Cont'l Roll A Steel 1
Preferred
100
Cont Screw com.. 10
~8~"
"8*5
3*5
3*5
8*5
8*5
11*5
1*5
6*5
4*5
4*5
10*5
8*5
13
*
1*5
7
4
5*5
55*5
3
4
5
6*5
2*5
4
12
10
12*5
*5
5*5
10*5
98
99
*5
5*5
5*5
2*5
15*5
6*5
*
Special pref
*
100
Converse Rubber..*
$2 preferred
33
*5
7*5
a
Called
6
17*5
17*5
....
109*5
8*5
60
5
34
14*5
53*5
9*5
100
95
101*5
45*5
170*5
1*5
46"
172
8
14
15*5
3*5
3
15
18*5
19*5
86
84
,
1*5
7*5
8*5
25c
3*5
4
%
65
page
"9"
8*5
13*5
8*5
14*5
142*5
123*5
B
42
5
com
24*5
100
*5
*
com
25
6% preferred .100
Duro-Test Corp
1
Duval Texas Sulph.l
Dwight Manor v t cl
*
.100
Preferred.
Oil
Eason
conv
%
*5
9
25
Lock
26
113
1
10*5
»*ef_20
24*5
6*5
25*5
6*5
21*5
27*5
27
Eastern Air Lines.
.
50c
3
15
3*5
*5
10
5% prior pref. .20
Eastern
80
10*5
11*5
8
9
1*5
2*5
73
.100
Screw
11*5
East Mall'ble Iron25
44
East Racing Assn..*
3*5
Eastern Roll Mill..5
Sugar Assoc
7
1
1
Preferred
Eastman Kodak
*
21*5
121
170*5
2
*
Common
70
25c"
Footwear.1
Machine
Class
100
13
Warrants
6% preferred--100
Easy Washing Mach
130
120
4*5
Eastern Corp com
Eastern
14*5
24
1
Eastern
9
8
Del Rayon A com. 15
Delta Airlines
;.*
2*5
29*5
11*5
*
B
Eaton Mfg Co
4
Economy Groc Sts.*
Edgewater Steel...*
62
15*5
Edison Bros Stores.2
Dennison Mfg—
Class A com
5
44
50
8% debentures 100
46
103
$6 prior pref
106
52
Supply. 10
49
6% preferred-.100
Foundry com
Class
*
1
4
8*5
1*5
40
57
A-../... 100
00
IS&S
Elec Stor Battery..*
Elec Vacuum Clean*
28*5
18*5
Electro Bleach Gas-*
33
1*5
1*5
12
Paper Prod 1
X
16*5
18
27
30*5
2
10
14
__*
*
Dexdale Hosiery—
Preferred
100
Diamond Alkali..20
Diamond Match
*
2*5
*5
13*5
20*5
101
22*5
103
22
22*5
35*5
37
Diamond Shoe com *
Diamond T Motor 2
10
Dictaphone Corp..*
8% preferred.-100
Dictograph Prod-.2
Diesel Equipment_.l
25*5
10*5
7*5
28*5
120
*5
1*5
1*5
1*5
2*5
__
68
Elk Horn Coal
27*5
3*5
45
_
1
2*5
2*5
1*5
3
75
30
*5
*
1st
6
preferred—100
preferred..100
Ely Walker D G—25
1st preferred..100
2d preferred--100
Emerson Drug-.2*
2*5
18
121
100
19
3*5
4
*
6
Derrick
5% preferred-.100
Equit Of ice Bldg__*
Escanaba Paper*—
Preferr eu
100
38*5
109
40
2*5
21*5
3*5
6*5
Esquire Inc
1
Eureka Pipe Line_50
Eureka Vac Clean_5
5*5
2*5
6*5
13
Evans Pfoducts
Ever Plastics
13
13*5
69
72
r
Canadian
5
Corp.5
2
1
2
Eversharp Inc
6*5
5% preferred
20
Ex-Oell-O Corp. —3
price,
t New stock,
3*5
94
6
Endicott-Johnson.50
Emsco
20
28
Emerson Elec Mfg.4
Preferred
4
Empire Sheet A
Tinplate.
20
19
2*
2
B
Preferred
Distillers Corp-
Nominal,
Inc.l
Elgin N Watch...15
ElJer Co com
*
Class
16
7
7*5
Electrolux Corp—1
Electromaster
2d
108
72
Voting trust ctfs..
Di Noc Mfg
1
Discount Corp
100
Disney (Walt)—
6% preferred
25
Distillers Co Ltd. £1
1*5
11
1
5% cum pref-..50
5% prior pref. 100
14*5
15*5
68
0% part pref—25
23
Electrographic Corp
Common
11
•
Indus Am shs
"9"
Electrol Inc com... 1
1
2d preferred—100
*5«
25*5
13*5
1
Electric Auto-Ute.5
Electric Boat
3
Electrical A Musical
*5
•
11
B
9
Sterilizer
Harvester.1
Mich Stove 1
_ _
1
11
Nut._l
Electrical Steam
3*5
7*5
1*5
36
*5
pref. .10
_
5% preferred—50
Elastic Stop
Elder Mfg
Co—•
preferred
49
Edison Solitdorf..
110
n
Chem
6% pref.
25
7% pref
100
Durham Hosiery—
$1.50
De Long Hook
k Last sale,
__*
East Dair'es Ltd—*
21
8eagrams Ltd—.*
5% pref w W..100
110.
3*5
6*5
110
Durez Plastics A
Eagle
14*5
Differential Wheel _1
1*5
Preferred
Common
Preferred..
7*5
A Co common..20
Early A Daniel
1
Common
13*5
51*5
for redemption; see
6*5
50
32*5
110
*
8% preferred.. 100
DuPont (E I) de N
Mills
17
Dewey A Almy Chem
30
Oorroon A Rey'ds.*
$6 conv A pref..*
Oosden Petroleum .1
86
47*5
16"
100
5
*
Com Prod Refg—25
7 % preferred. .100
72*5
Corp—10
Delay Stores
1
Delendo Corp
1
4
11
Preferred. 100
8*5
26*5
Gilbert
4
(R G)
Doplan Silk
2*5
8*5
1*5
41*5
31*5
8*5
27*5
6*5
10*5
Laboratories cl A1
Dun
20*5
30
com..
3
*
Bradstreet Corp.*
105
1*5
6*5
35
Common
19
28
110*5
4*5
2*5
(Allen)
$6 preferred
*
Dunhill internatl.l
20
*
63
6%
17
Mont
12*5
103
Dayton Mall Iron.*
Dayton Rubber
1
7% preferred
18
Dryden Paper
Dubiller Condenser 1
89
Devoe A Reynolds—
Class A 7%
*
10
Elec Corp com.. 1
Corning Glass Wk 10
mm
«•
8
Detroit
Detroit
Detroit
Detroit
100
12
107
Eye
114*5
1*5
37*5
3*5
Duncan El Mfg.2*5
..100
conv
Preferred
86*5
5% conv pref. .25
Davenport Hosiery
Mills com
*
121
Driver Harris Co. 10
51*5
6*5
1*5
1
Thr'dlock *
Darling Stores Corp
$2 partic pref—*
Davega Sts Corp. _ 5
conv
100
Doyle Mach A Tool 1
Dresser Mfg com..*
Du
6*5
7% preferred-.100
$8 preferred
*
Cutler Hammer
*
Darby Petroleum. .5
Darco Corp 8%pfl00
6%
*
Preferred
2*5
*
50
Steel Prod 10
De Vilbiss Co
10
60*5
6*5
5% conv pref..50
16
Cosmocolor Corp.. 1
32*5 ICoty Inc com
1
110
Coty Internat'l
.1
% I Courier Post pref 100
8*5
108
2*5
21*5
*
*
Conv 5% pref..50
Cornell-Dubilier
7*5
4*5
_
87
6% pref ww
20
Detroit Gray Iron A
$4 preferred
Cooper Bessemer
$3 prior pref
Oopperweld Steel..5
7*5
4*5
30c"
_
Chemical
85
Det Gasket A Mfg-l
Cook P't A Vhto._*
2*1
30
value.
Cont Steel Corp
Preferred
6*5
Detachable Bit.-lOc
Detroit Aircraft
*
77
80
10
37*5
84*5
10c
Derby O A Ref com *
8
7*5
2*5
21*5
lA
Preferred
37*5
5% preferred.. 100
Dow Drug
*
Conv prio r pref
9*5
7*5
68*5
*
Common
85
1
De Pinna (A)
Class A
151
Dow
Cushman's Sons—
and
100
Preferred
Doubleday Doran.*
Douglas Aircraft
*
Douglas (W L) Shoe
87
*
preferred--*
*5
99*5
32*5
32
14
1
50
46
12
7*5
2
100
5*5% pref
22
83*|
4*5
4*5
25
Dominion Stores..*
Dominion Tar A
Chemical
*
11*5
40
Decca Records
100
B
20
1
14
99
~6"
39
4*5
•
4
13*5
%
Class
/H
20*5
43*5
2 *5
Class A
A
90
5*5
40*5
100
4*5
A
13*5
38*5
50*5
12*5
20*1
%
l8*
J!*
Dominion Textile. .*
2*5
22
38
Curtis Mfg of Mo.
Curtis Publish
$7 preferred
Dentists'
4*5
*5
22*5
13*5
4
Class
210
1*5
5% Preferred .100
Oudahy Pack.—30
Preferred
100
Cuneo Press
5
Turbine
1
*
10
19
5% conv pref-100
Crystal Oil Ref— _*
$6 preferred
10
Crystal Tissue
*
Cuba Co
*
Cuban Am Mangan 2
Cuban-Am Sug—10
7% preferred-.100
5*5% conv pf.lOO
Cuban Atl Sugar. .5
Cuban Tobacco—*
Prior
"*5
De Laval Steam
4
10*5
90*5
10*5
*5
25c
.
Coal
9
*
*
Curtis Lighting.
3
100
*
Preferred
110
Deisel-Wemmer
*5
Engineering
/
7% conv pref. .25
4*5% pref
0*5% pref
Bdge
Dominion
x-w._
83
90
Continental Baking
3
1/
Crowley Milner
*
Prior Preferred_50
Crown Central
Petroleum (Md)_5
Crows Nest Pass Coal
Crown Cork Int A_»
Crown O'k A Seal.*
$2.25 pref w w._*
Preferred
*5
t
38*5
7% preferred
20
Defiance Spark PI.*
101
pref. 100
Container Corp
20
Dominion Steel A
Deere A Co
8% preferred-.100
conv
21*5
11*5
91*5
6*5
2*5
3*5
5%
19*5
Class A
2*5
3
94
Dominican Coal pf 25 r
Dominion Glass. 100 r 1
10*5
61
6
25
5*5
42*5
5*5
16
__
38
*
Common
Warrants
17
42
Cons Paper of Can.*
Oonsol Retail 8ts--l
Textile.*
12
30
80"
Consolid'd
..*
Doehler Die Oast..*
Dold (Jacob) Pkg—r
7
32*5
Dobeckmun Co coml
Davison Chemical.l
IW*
1
76
Consol Royal Oil. 10
Consolidated Steel *
Dr Pepper Co
15*5
16*5
4*5
Preferred
90
Consolidated Oil
51
15
29*5
59*5
1*5
part pf._*
5
50
Davis Coal & Coke 50
15
preferred .100
Cons Lithograph..*
Cons Mach Tool uts.
7%
34
Dardelet
Shoe
Mach
Oonde Nast
Class A
Dixon (J) Cruc.-lOO
CurtissWright Corpl
IS
pref-.*
$2.75
93*5
2*5
♦Without
15
10'
Consolidation Coal—
Oinci Ball Crank. .1
Cin Tob W'house.25
—
.
16
15*5
Sys Inc class A 2 *
Class B
2*
Columbia Mills.
*5
1*5
11*5
55*5
Inc
Columbia Brewing.5
Columbia
B'castin
10
Chrysler Corp
6
Churngold Corp...*
Cincl Advtg Prod..*
Cinecolor
1.65
15*5
27*5
10*5
Continental Aviation
Board common..*
Preferred
50
Chic Daily News..*
com.
1.40
Cons Laundries
,
Chesapeake Paper
Stk Yds
16*5
2*5
13*5
25*5
Columbia Baking—
1 partic pref—.
Cons Film Indus.. 1
A
Preferred
73*5
Consol Biscuit
3*5
25*5
4*5
4
com—
6% pref
71*5
Arms Mfg
25
Aircraft
Oonsol Aircraft—
25
Cessna Aircraft
Chapman Valve
25
2
Columbia
Compo
5*5
8*5
8
Centrifugal Pipe
1
Century Elec
10
Century Rib Mills.*
7% preferred.. 100
Certain-teed Prods. 1
0% prior pref. 100
Fibre
15*5
20
$2 preferred
Cent Iron & Steel. 10
Cent Ohio St Prod.l
Paper
1*5
♦
Combustion
6% preferred..100
Champion
1*5
Columbian Carbon.*
36*5
Central Disbrib'n 42c
Cent Foundry com.l
Common..Par $10
Ohamberlin Metal
Weather Strip..
14*5
♦
...
Columbia Pictures.*
106
12*5
46*5
Warrants
14*5
99*5
$5 conv pref
Crucible Steel
67
Products
3*5
155
145
42
Col Fuel A Iron
14*5
98*5
5% conv pf
100
Creameries of Am—
$3.50 pref
»
Cream of Wheat—2
Creole Petroleum. .5
Orocker-Wheeler
*
Croft Brewing
1
Orompton A Kn'les »
Crosley Corp
*
Crowell Collier Pub¬
lishing Co
*
Preferred
100
110*5
14
Ordinary shares..
6% conv pref
6
*
*
Crown Zellerbach__5
12
50
9*5
5
Crown Drug com
Colonial Stores
Colonial Ice B pfd.
Colon Development
Dixie Home Stores.1
Dixie Ice Cream
Dixie-Vortex Co
111
28
Colson Corp
Colt's Patent Fire
*5
12"
103
18*5
Colonial Beacon Oil *
5% pref A
25
*5
6 *5
10
13*5
103*5
19*5
Coliver Insulated
wire common—*
109
19
$4.25 preferred. _*
Collins A Aikman. .*
9*5
13*5
5% conv pret—100
1*5
107*5
7*5
•
Peet common
...
Chambersberg
61*5
12
7*5
36*5
Airport—1
Chain Belt
60*5
700
7
23
35
Central American
Plantations
100
Cent Cold Storage 20
Central Paper
Preferred.
Cen Vioietta Sug
24*5
89*5
Cohen (Dan) Co
*
Cohn & Rosenb'ger *
Colgate-Palmolive-
80
6*5
._*
Associates
89"
"i"
5*5
20
Casco Products...*
Case (J I) Co
100
1
103
2
92
77
*
63
97
*
107
Carey (Philip)
6% preferred--100
*
21
59
of St Louis
10
6% preferred..100
Carib Syndicate.25c
Carman & Co A
*
19*5
*
113
8*5
—
*
Gockshutt Plow
7
144
♦
Coca-Cola Co
*
Class A
*
Coca-Cola Intern. _♦
9
Eliminator
1*5
33*5
144*5
Bottling
113
113
107
107
108
1
32*5
of Cincinnati
1*5
1*5
Capital City Prod.*
Carbon Monoxide
Class B
•
of Los Angeles
of New York
11
Per
1*5
Distillers Liquors2*5
Divco-Twln Truck.!
26
$1.50 conv cl A.20
35*5
2*5
2*5
70
Peabody—*
7 % preferred. .100
Coca-Cola
Can Indus Alcohol—
CI A voting—.—*
Class B
35*5
Cluett
Foreign
Invest Corp
*
•
Clinchfield Coal.100
Preferred
100
2*5
Bid
Cramp Shlpbldg—.5
Crane Co com.—25
Club Aluminum
Canadian Dredge
6 Dock-•••«.«(•• ^
Canadian
Cleve Tractor
2 *5
1
Airways
~6~~
107
12*5
4*5
Par
Cowles (O) A Co. .25
Mach com...—.4
135*
18*5
7% partic pref_25
11*5
3*5
3
Stocks
share
1*5
Courtaulds Ltd_.£l
Covered Wagon Co
25*5
100*5
Cleveland
5
Canad Celanese—*
Preferred
100
Canadian Colonial
24*5
98*5
5% preferred. .100
Hobblng
1*5
34*5
Canadian Car & Fy *
1
Bronze com
1
Ask
Per
Cleveland Graphite
105
Canadian Oanners.*
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
Per share
55
19
*
Canadian Bronze..*
Preferred
100
Bid
Par
share
STOCKS
lay of the month preceding the date of Issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
25
x
4*5
7
39*5
111*5
M
45
2*5
23
4
6*5
3
2*5
7
25*5
Ex-divid nd.
june, 1941]
Stocks
Par
Bid
Ask
Per
Exch Buffet Corp--*
Ex Lax Mfg A
10
Class
B
•
5i
52
*
13%
145*
135
2
35*
New6%pref_.100
60
"75*
335*
7H
it*
*8
35
8
3
19
OH
5*
165*
21
if*
__1
2
19
Farrel-BIrm'ham .25
Park com.*
75*
12
Machine
25
6c
33
34
2 54
65*
115*
25*
354
Federated Dept Sta *
4% % preferred 100
Federated Publica's*
Ferro Enamel
1
Fiat Am dep rets...
6th Ave Coach...25
8*
P
\lH
FHene's(Wm)Sons .*
•Finch Telecommuni¬
cations com.,
.1
111*
205*
16
35*
205*
935*
245*
4
Firestone Tire 6c Rub
10
A. 100
First Nat Store*.. *
Firth Sterling Steel i
Preferred...
100
Flsbinan (M H).. *
Preferred
100
Fllntkote Co
com.
Fia Portld Cem
.
*
MX
27
llK
22
23
Flour Mills of Amer
*
Mills
pref ..*
Gen Outdoor Adv*t'g
Common.....
*
*
Class A
6% preferred--100
1
$6 preferred
*
Gen Rayon A stk..*
Gen Ry Signal
*
6 % preferred- -100
Gen Refractories..*
General Shoe—..1
General Print Ink.
.
Gen Steel Casting.*
$6 conv pref
♦
Gen Theat Equip..*
Gen Time Instru—*
6 %_preferred. .100
Gen Tin Invest Shs.
1
15*
35*
25*
45*
10
JX
10
Conv preferred..*
Foote Burt com...*
Ford Motor Ltd
Ford Motor of CanClass A..
*
Class B
*
Ford Motor FranceFormica Insulation *
Ft Worth Stk Yds.*
Foster Wheeler.. 10
$7 conv pref
*
Foundation Co
.*
Foundation Co
.»
Fox (Peter) Brew
5
F-R Publishing....*
4
......
Arrear etfs
Gibson Art.
—*
Gibson Oil (Texas). 1
...... .
2
Machine Tool
Gilbert (A C)
*
Preferred..
*
Gilchrist Co
*
Gillette Baf Razor.*
95*
175*
10
95*
16*
135*
118
35*
i§*
14
25*
25c
com
1
4% conv pref. 100
Gabriel Co cl A
•
•Gair (Robert) Co—
common
1
6% pref.
Galveston
Gam ewe 11
6% conv pref_.25
Garlook Packing...*
1
Common
"
io
6 *4 conv pref.. 50
Gellman Mfg
1
Gen Accept'ce Corp
ClnsR A.....
5
Conv prefarred.20
•Gen Alloys Co
•
Pref
•
(stamp)
10
.
*
6
*
.. .
•
6
108
5*
135*
99"
20
95*
135*
19H
104
25*
25*
115*
5
45
35*
25*
34
65*
AX
00
135*
75*
95*
45*% conv pref 50
Globe-Democrat
Publish
pref..100
Globe Wernicke...*
Preferred
*
M
$7 preferred
*
Goebel Brewing
1
Golconda Petrol...*
129
36%
12
■UH
25*
Preferred
50
Good Humor Corp t
Goodman Mfg
50
Goodrich (B F)
*
$5 preferred.
Goodyear Tire 6c
%
05*
8
9
33"
*
111
5*
,135*
100
215*
9%
205*
107
135*
Ay*
49
30c
9
435*
335*
52
15*
Canada........*
Preferred
50
G or ham Inc com A_*
$3 preferred.....*
Gorham Mfg
10
Gorton-Pew Fish..*
Hosiery com....*
7 % preferred.. 100
Graham-Paige Mot 1
Grand Raps Varo.l
Grand Union—
Com div certife..*
Ex-div certifs
*
Granite City Steel.*
Grant iW T) com.10
6% preferred
20
Graton A Knight..*
100
$1.80 prior pref..*
Gray Mfg Co....10
5
75*
95*
IS4
35
JX
28
IS*
37
VkX
86
5*
535*
15*
in
33
25
Pac Tea
Non vot com
*
1st preferred.. 100
6% pref
100
Great Lakes SS
95*
27
49
45*
65*
35*
105*
525*
9
155*
5*
35*
Without par value,
a
•
Great Lakes Term
W'house (Ohio)-*
Great Nor Pap
25
Great West Sugar..*
7 % preferred
100
Greater New York
.
Brewery com
Ireland
Indian Motocycle
15*
*
Preferred
..10
Indiana Gas A Chem
Common ——.6
$3 pref
*
65*
A
4M
J&
45*
I*
15%
1%
..1
35*
HaskeliteMfg... ..5
8g%
Hat Corn class A..1
Class B n-v.
7
1
1005*
6%
145*
Ha vert y Furn Cos—
Conv pref
*
t§*
#
¥
^
95*
22
3
975*
124
6%
conv
1%
275*
^
IX
it*
78 8
*
25
7% non-cumpflOO
Hendey Mach ....*
165
95*
»*,X
67
*
l\x
685*
Hercules Powder..*
6% preferred.. 100
Herahey Creamery •
Preferred
lOO
Hershey Chocolate. *
127
8
405*
1025*
52"
11
71
.25
95*
125*
25
Hiawatha Oil A Gas
Common
....5
JX
36
235*
140
1
Greenfld T'p A Die*
$6 preferred—100
$1.50 preferred
*
Green (H L) Co
1
Greyhound Corp..*
55*% preferred. 10
Griesedieck Western
Brew preferred..*
$15* preferred. .5
pref..l00
1
*
Hoe (R) class A..10
Prior pref
65
7% preferred...21
conv
IZX
24
7H
61
85*
66
16
19
30
315*
10
10*
10%
19
Called for redemption, see page 110.
10*
32
34
JX
m
Horn
6% preferred —25
7% preferred -100
Hotel Waldorf-Ast.l
Houdaille-Hershey—
*
...»
Houdry Process.. 10
Houston Oil Field
Material com
1
$1.50 conv pref.20
6
2
20%
6951
205*
1095*
3%
.7%
AX
36
150
n
Nominal,
r
!?*
no *
4
8
JX
37
150%
28%
175*
Internat Milling—
5% preferred..100
Int Nickel (Can)..*
7% cum pref-.100
International Paper
A Power com.. 15
5 % conv pref. .100
Warrants
Internat Petroleum
ax
OH
485*
152
1%
85*
65*
4%
195*
Internat Products.*
Internat Pulp
*
Preferred
100
tnt Safety Razor B_*
Internat Salt
*
Internat Shoe...
*
Internat Silver...50
7% preferred.. 100
Int Text Book
*
Int Vitamin Corp. 1
Airplane
Engine
.10
Bakeries*
$5 preferred
*
Interstate Dept St's*
7 % preferred. .100
8*
49%
1555*
15*
10
7%
5%
103
101
245*
24%
128
125
14
Vkx
6!H
69
1%
10*
35*
4
3
65
60
40*
28
30
41*
if*
975*
101
g
4
3
7
15*
7%
15*
1%
21%
23%
8
90
85*
Mills com...
*
Inter type Corp....*
10%
9
Iron Fireman vtc__*
ill
44
Ironrite Ironer...10
454
115*
Irving Air Chute. .1
Irving (John) Shoe.l
Preferred w w—25
Jackson (Byron) see
Jacobs Aircr Engine*
Jacobs (F L) Co
1
Jarvis (W B) Co.. .1
7%
24%
1554
13%
114
5
%
.
Jeannette Glass
Jefferson Lake Sul
P-efarred
Jenkins Bros
33%
25*
5L
245*
110
110
20
7
255*
114
120
23
245*
101
7c
32
AX
38
15c
335*
a*
25*
145*
•
5*
!0
.25
Jersey
Cereal
..*
Jewel Tea........*
Johns-Man vllle
.*
7% preferred..100
Johnson Publish
10
Johnson- Stevens A
9
H
35*
JX
94
Canadian price,
8%
12
8%
16&
10
1
5
"BM
4%
5
2
11
15*
r$
w*
175*
37
38"
565*
1245*
8
■1
Shinkle Shoe
Jonas A Naumb'g25*
12
Jones A Lamson—20
Jones A Laughlin
Steel common. 100
38
40
25 5*
27
W*
?§!
7% preferred.. 100
Joy Mfg..
..1
Julian A Kokenge
*
Kahn's (E) Sons..*
1st. pref
.100
Kalamazoo Stove A
Furnace com...10
3%
t New stock,
x
4
i2
1055*
10
Vottrctfs6% pf25
k Last sale,
2%
65*
25*
21%
95 5*
155%
16%
16
Class A
Industries cl A—*
....
102
15
Horn (A C) com
1
Prior preferred..5
1%
155*
15
Horder's Inc com..*
Hormel A Co com..*
%
65
45
Equipment.
1
Interstate Hosiery-
99
13
com.
%
Houston Oil (Tex)—•
Vot tr ctfs com 25
20
8%
7%
115*
Interstate Home-
.10
Class B
*
100
1
......
35*
05*
Ax
*
Horn A Hard't Bak *
Hotel Statler com.*
235*
6
26
15
97
.
Hard't(NY).*
5% preferred.. 100
141
85*
lix
93
preferred. 100
Chemical
Harvester...
Internat Indus
International Match
Realization
£1
Int Mercan Mar
1
International Metal
A
RToiophane Co
*
Holly Sugar.. _..„.*
7 % preferred
100
6%
Int Business Mach.*
Int'l Cellucotton..*
int Cigar Mach
*
Interstate
135*
Furnace. 10
435*
38
V4
6%
Interstate
Common _..._._*
.
Interlake Iron
..*
Int. Agricultural..*
.
Holt (H) A Co A..*
10
JX
25 5*
6%
Coupon shares._*
Registered shs
*
22
_
10
Hlckock Oil cl A
1
Hillman Coal A Coke
7 % preferred.
Hilton-Davis
Chem
Common
...1
Industrial Rayon..*
Ingersoll Rand....*
6% preferred. .100
Inland Steel......*
Interchemical Corp *
6% preferred.. 100
Intercont Rubber..*
7% preferred
..5
Class A
Helme (G W)
Cum prer.
100
Indus Brown Hoist—
Common
...1
1st preferred
10
2d preferred
10
In'
pref..50
Class B.
Hooker Electro
Aix
129
,X
JX
6%
Publishing pref
*
Internat Elevating40
Hearst Consol Pub—
7 % class A pref .25
Hecker Prod com—1
Helena Rub'stein..*
Ax
4
43%
Internat Educational
Dept Stores
24%
665*
255*
1%
35
41%
Refining..!
7% prior pref. 100
Hawley Pulp A Papl
$7 preferred
*
Hayes Indus
1
Hayes Mfg
2
Haytlan Corp
*
Holland
30
AX
33
Class B—...... 1
Indus Accen Corp—
Hollander(A)A Son 5
10 H
25
3%
135
$5
15*
£1
Hart A Gooley
25
Hartford Times
*
Hartman Tob units.
Hart Schaffner A
Marx
..20
Harvard Brewing..!
Harvill Aircraft
Hires (O E) com
Hobart Mfg A
38
8
24
Registered shs
*
Imperial Tobacco—
of Canada com. .5
of Great Britain A
all
7
2%
185*
A
Oil non-vot A...1
Hinde A Dauch.._10
28
«S*
4H
Indian Terr Ilium
....
685*
1SH
60
6
65*
Chemical
..£1
Imperial Oil Ltd—.*
Indian
1st B pref
IV*
60%
59%
245*
JX
Common
Great Lakes Paper—
1075*
H
Heywood-Wakefleid
4
45
Indus rets
$4 conv nref
*
Hewitt Rubber....6
Hevden < Chemical. 10
25*
5*
%
65*
.100
235*
Royalties.—....!
Cement..*
6
Idaho Farms
28
Hercules Motors
995*
1
175*
2%
25" Imperial
105
23
Hercules
255*
vtc for 1st pref.l
Hyde Park Brew.10
Hydraulic Press Mfg
Common
._5
6% conv pref..25
Hygrade Foo i Prod5
Hygrade Sylvan
*
45*% conv pref 40
I T O Corp.
100
64
Common
75*
65*
65
145*
75*
100
common. .1
Ideal Cement
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25
Hazeltine Corp
*
35
1
18
Ask
share
62
5
$5 preferred—.100
Hart-Carter
__*
$2 conv pref..
*
Hearns
Gt Atl A
175*
94
135*
Preferred
85*
\X
14
*
25*
15*
$5 conv pref....*
Goodyear T 6c R of
Preferred
5
14%
125*
100
4
Gotham Silk
it*
SI*
685*
65*% pref..—100
Hatfield-Campbell *
Prior preferred. 12
1.20
Partic pref....100
115*
265*
Hub bell (Harvey)..5
Preferred
35*
21
*
com
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred
*
Huyler's
ardson Arms Co—
Class A
„__1
Harrlsburg Steel.
6
Harris Seybold
Dlecasting
Ax
Howe Scale
Common...
Hanna (M A)
•
$5 cum pref
*
Harbor Plywood pf *
Harlow Aircraft...1
Harshaw Chemical*
Harbison-Walker
Refractories com *
Potter com.
Howard Aircraft...1
Hugsma nn-L gonier *
Huttig SashADoor 5
50
.
Bid
Hupp Motor—.—.1
33]
Harrington A Rich¬
3%
415*
78
65*
95
*
com
Preferred
6 % preferred-
125
117
13
JX
94
Par
Hudson Mot Oar..*
Humble OilARef.. *
Hummel-Ross Fibre
Hendrick Ranch
Gobel (Adolf) Co.. 1
18^*
35*
\%x
42
25
245*
Gypsum Lime
A Alabaster Ltd.*
Hajoca Corp......*
Preferred
100
Hall Lamp com
5
Hall (W FjPrint'g 10
Haloid Co
5
Hamilton Watch..*
6% preferred- 100
Hammermlll Pap .10
Hammond lustrum 1
__
6
.JX
1
w
11
195*
1055*
Stocks
Per
21oS*
5*
Preferred
.50
36" Hanley (James)
5
120
56
5
Godcbaux SugarClass A
.*
Class B
*
19
•Gar Wood Ind
5%preferred., n|
•Gary (Theo) $1.60 v
Gay lord Container 5
105*
105*
85*
20
Houston*
Co
*
$6 conv pref
*
•Gannett Co Inc—
$8 conv pref
.*
Garfinckel (J) 6c Co
Common...
1
^
70
Gladding McBean.*
Rubber
5*
Fuller Brush com..5
Fuller (G A) Co—-1
tS convertible
*
*18
50c
25*
1
pref
....
Preferred.
100
Froedtert Grain 6c
Brewing
35*
405*
Ask
.
Goldblatt Bros—
325*
pref 15
wi95*
12
'Freeport Sulphur. 10
French Investing
conv
c »nv
Glen Alden Coal
*
Glldden Co
—*
15
common
127
365*
1245*
85*
Gleaner Harvester.*
Franklin Ry Sup-.*
Franklin Shops
*
Preferred..
10
Partic
106
8
1
•Fruehauf Trailer..!
5% conv pref. 100
Fnhrman A Schmidt
$5
$8 preferred.
10
1
...
225*
35*
*
Franklin Co Coal—
Preferred
10
Franklin County
Malt
80
1.10
1045*
IS H
Bros Gear A
Mach com......2
_
355*
195*
105*
265*
4 V*s conv pref .100
Foote
.
8
15
5
Glsholt Machine.. 10
Preferred
45*
135*
125*
...50
com
00%
23
Distilling Co
285*
Giant Portland
Gilmer (L H)
Gimbel Bros...
Francisco Sugar
28
255*
1045*
815*
preferred 100
55
of Canada..
5
23%
103%
Machinery...*
4 5* %
5% conv pref. 100
Foimer Grafiex
*
Preferred..... 100
•Food Devices ...20c
Food Machinery .10
_
Preferred
45*
Giddings 6c Lewis
Preferred..—..*
Fobs Oil
•
Follansbee Bros...*
Preferred
10
Follansbee Steel
10
_
81
17
120
Gen
JX
Florence Stove....*
Florsheim Shoe com*
?oH
113
Watch
Gulf Oil Corp
65*
Preferred
IV*
35*
6
Cement
82
%
6
87
80
139
4
Class B com
JX
Bid
6% preferred...25
Grumman Aircraft
Engineering com 1
Guantanamo S'ig—*
8% preferred—100
Gulfboard Oil
1
30
115
6% cumpref A100
Genessee Brew A..1
85*
Gruen
$4.50 preferred..*
Gen Industries——4
Gen Instrument...!
Gen Tire 6c Rub—5
90
t s.
u
155*
102 H
35
JX
50
Ltd—
Gen Fireprooflng—*
7 % preferred- . 100
Gen Foods Corp.—*
Gen Optical
x
1
ser
Elec
Am dep rets reg £1
Gen Fire Extlng
*
5% preferred.100
General Motors..10
$5 preferred...—*
OH
Common..
General
75*
13
30
11
10 %
6% pref
....
General
Welder com..... 1
.
*
7% preferred-. 100
5
Federal Mogul....6
Federal Motor Tr..*
Fed Screw Works.
Class A
Gen Cigar common *
7 % preferred. -100
Gen Crude Oil..25*
Gen Development 20
General Electric...*
25*
27
Par
Groc Store Prod_25c
Group No. 1 Oil...*
Group No. 2 Oll.._l
35*
com.l
3%
OH
6
A Warehouse
JX
22
Stocks
share
General Box Corp-1
1
*
Federal Bake Shops*
Preferred
30
Federal Compress
Federal
$8 pref.........*
General Bronze....5
General Cable
•
35*
Ask
Bid
Baking...6
Gen Bottlers
Farnsworth Telev &
Fedders Mfg
Gen
40c
55
Farben Ind
Preferred
10
Amer Trans..5
25*
385*
96
6%
Faircbilu Aviation.1
Falrchtld Eng A Alrl
Fajardo Sugar
20
Falstaff Brewery..!
Famise Corp Ol A.2
Famous Players
Can Co p com.. 1
Fanny F'mer Cand.l
Fansteel Metallurg *
Fashion
General Amer Oil of
Texas common..5
87
stocks
possible for the closing day ef the month preceding the date of Issue
Per share
General
38
33c
8%lstpref
100
8% 2d pref
100
Fairbanks Morse..*
Radio
Par
Gen Aniline 8c FilmA *
107
125
1
common
Stocks
Preferred
Preferred—..100
Fafnir Bearing...26
Fair (The) Chicago •
7% preferred.. 100
Fairbanks Co
25
New
are as near as
share
10
Exolon Co
Faber Coe A Gregg
& miscellaneous
industrial
Quotations for all securities
Ex-dividend
10%
88
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Bui
Stocks
Ask
&
Bid
Par
Per share
Kane Carburetor..*
%
20%
64%
KOStkYds Me. 100
Preferred.
.100
Kaufmann
Dept
...
Stores common. .1
5% conv pref.100
Kayser (Jul) A Go.5
Keith-Albee-Orph—
7% conv pre* 100
Keith (Geo E) Co—"
12
100%
7
1%
22%
67%
13
103
7%
44
Lincoln Stores—...*
Preferred ..... 100
Line Material.....5
21%
197%
Link-Belt Co
Lionel Corp..—10
19
%
19
*
*
8%
10%
Upton (Thomas J)—
6% preferred...25
Liquid Carbonic—*
Llquidometer Corp 1
7
15%
13%
4%
Ut
19%
m
16%
ilr
4%
4%
Kensico
Cemetery
Association
Class A
21
4%
3*
*
Keystone Steel A
Wire common...*
Keystone Watch
13 %
Case...
.16 2-3
Kidde (Walter) com.
44
57
22
3%
6% conv pref..10
Nat Aviation Oorp.5
Kinner Motors
'
1
1%
1%
2
Kinney (G R) Inc.. 1
$5 prior pref
*
Kirby Lumber. -100
Kirby Petrol
1
Klein (DE) Co.—*
29
48
2
55
12
13
2%
8%
Knapp-Monarcli ..*
$2.50 preferred
*
$2.70 preferred
*
Knott Corp
_—.1
6
9%
7%
34%
Lord & Taylor.
Metrop Playhouse.*
20
.
100
100
14%
....
135
101
5
National Candy...*
1st preferred. .100
14
2d preferred- . . 100
Nat Casket com
*
.
..100
100
4
Preferred
Mich Si eel
16%
152
Michigan
~
10
Micromatic Hone.. 1
2
17% Midcont'l Airlines. 1
.20
4
Lukens Steel-—.-50
Lunkenheimer CoCommon
*
11
pref
6%% pref
100
Luscombe Airpl.50c
Lynch Con>_—-—5
Lyon Metal Prod.10
-100
Macfadden Newsp.*
Macfadden Pub---*
4
i2oIM
18m
13%
i!oy"
lM
'
25
Products com.*
8% 1st pref._-100
$2 n-cdiv shares.*
18%
14%
25%
Mid vale Co
—
*
Oil
10
&
Supply common-*
MId-West Refin's -1
90
MacSim Bar Paper. 1
Millers
95%
96%
MacWbyte Co—
8% preferred. .100
Macy (R H) Co Inc *
Mad Sq Garden.—*
Magazine Repeating
Miller (I) Sons com 5
1st preferred. .100
2d preferred.. 100
Kysor Heater
Laclede-Ohristy
1
Clay Products.
Laclede Steel
4
50
60
23 %
24
23%
11%
4%
24%
11%
4%
24 %
121
122
5
7
15%
25
19
Landis Machine. .25
Lane Bryant Inc.-*
3%
"«?<'
•
8%
7%
3
22%
13
15
9
10
3
3%
23
108
12
12%
10%
%
1%
20%
80%
%
12
20c
28
%
2%
1
5
33
77
80
172%
19%
23%
3%
1%
4%
*
%
2
7 % preferred- . 100
May Dept Stores. 10
172
2%
2%
195%
24%
Maytag Co
—*
1st $6 pref
*
$3 cum preferred-*
McCahan Sugar
Refining pref—100
McCall Corp--;
-*
21%
83
*
Preferred..
100
McCordRadclA—*
Class B——
*
1%
28%
6%
%
3%
5%
34
McCrory Stores... 1
5% pref ww—100
McGraw Electric
1
McGraw-Hill Pub.*
McKesson-Robb'ns 5
New common w i_
$3
conv
pref
*
79
McLellan Sts com.l
81
6% conv pref. 100
177
McQuav NorrisMfg*
McWilliams Dredge*
Mead Corp com
*
19%
23%
3%
...-
$6 preferred serA*
$5.50pf serB ww*
A
o
Called for redemption, seepage 110.
46%
115
2.50
and
1
47%
50
7%
5%
26%
176
59%
2%
2%
107
25
Midwest 8% pf-10
Monsanto Chem.. 10
$4.50 pf ser A
*
Cum pref ser B..*
Cum pref ser C—*
Montgomery Ward *
*
Monticello Tobac. -1
Monumental Radio 1
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref...
*
Moore Corp com__* f
19%
Nat Pumps Corp..*
Preferred.
10
Nat Radiator——10
12
Nat Refining com..*
Nat Rub Mach-...*
2
& Machinery. .100
Mortbon Corp A—1
12%
13%
9%
1
$6 preferred—.100
Nat Steel Car Ltd.*
Nat Steel Corp...25
12
3
3%
4%
15*
Nat Sugar Refg—_*
National Supply—
4%
%
16%
MosinePap
50
7
1%
12%
102
18%
8%
3%
12%
28%
6
103
'7%
7%
73%
65%
Mills 100
Motor Finance
9
1%
13
104%
19
8%
3%
13%
28%
6%
108
34%
8%
8%
75
70
,
7% preferred-.100
8
1
Nat Transit—.12.50
6%
Nazareth Cement. 10
Preferred -----100
78
Nehi Corp com—.*
116%
123
Neisner Bros.—;
108%
33%
160%
Nelson (Herman)..5
A; Last sale,
94
1
4%% convpfd 100
Neptune Meter A..*
8% preferred-.100
27%
*
Mueller Brass Co..1
Mullins Mfg Corp—
Class R
_
$7 preferred..
1
16
Newberry (J J) Co.*
5% pref ser A. 100
New Bedford Cord¬
45
184
common..-.5
Preferred.-.100
age
%
New Britain Mach. *
67
New
41
New
*
Munsmgwear Inc..*
Munson SS pref A-*
"C" units
Murphy VarnishlOO
Preferred.
.100
Murphy (G O)
*
5% preferred.. 100
Murray Corp
10
Murray-Ohio Mfg.*
Muskegon Piston
n
Nominal,
r
?3%
7%
101
a/
/4
38%
106%
8%
112
39
30
12
60
New Idea
15
*
com.
4
New Mexico A
2%
Arizona Land—.1
5%
Newport Indus
1
Newport News Ship¬
bldg A Dry Dock
3
22
1
Common
84
$5
7%
15
5%
conv
pref..*
New Process Co...*
N Y Auction......*
N Y Air Brake
*
N Y Dock—
26%
*
$5 non-cum pf— *
5%
22%
104
26%
3
y
32%
4
9
7%
27%
55%
N Y Merchandise. 10
N Y Shipbuilding.. 1
Founders shares. 1
11
N Y Transit
..5
7%
32%
43%
2%
3
15
2
Nicholson
File
*
Niles-Bement-Pond *
6
62%
111%
5%
11%
1900 Corp—
Class A com....*
Class B com
1
Noblitt-Sparka
Noma Elec Corp
...
.5
1
11
Canadian price,
25
8
24%
3
Nor m a-Hoffman
Bearings
North Amer Avis
.
10%
88
9
85%
13%
.*
...
......—
„
37
61
110
5
10
2%
11%
%
9%
10%
4%
New Hav Cl com..*
Preferred
74%
107%
4%
2%
51
10
Eng Gr'n Prodi
England Lime
units.
99
20
53%
Nestle-Le Mur cl A •
2%
6%
14%
5%
%
*
1st preferred
2
79
_
Nat Union Radio 30c
Natomas Co
•
Navarro Oil
—*
108
20
10
—
118%
5
Mountain Prod
Moxie Co pref
_
116
25%
65
5% % preferred-10
%
33%
158%
,
5%
National Took
32
2%
77%
75
23
49%
7%
54%
10%
Nat Tea common..*
4%
5%
2
5%% conv prior
preferred—100
$2 conv pref
40
6% prior pref.100
8%
3%
Conv preferred..*
Motor Products
*
Mot Wheel Corp..5
24%
m
Nat Supply (Pa)..10
Mtge Bk of Colombia
American shares..
64
23%
11%
26%
3%
Nat Shirt Sh Del..*
265%
47
50
5% preferred
10%
12%
44%
Preferred A
100 r 177%
Preferred B-..100
Moore (Tom) Dist.l
Moore Drop For A.*
63
38%
Morrell(John) & Co*
Morris (Philip)
& Co Ltd
73%
in
106%
..4%% pref—100
Morse Twist Drill
44
3%
*
Nat Paper A Type.l
30
-
-
-
$1.50 preferred..*
National Oats.
.*
2%
5
Ring com...-2.50
•No par value,
107 %
Monolith Portland
_
Oil Co.
_
5 % % preferred.
Monarch Mach T'l •
McColl-Frontenac
30
3
35c'
Natl Motor Bearing.
Monogram Pictures 1
1
6%
4%
25%
96
16
4
23
28
65
prefer ed. 100
6%
39
23
'1%
143
6%
2%
14
Mayflower Hotel.. 1
7/
*
39%
Preferred.
100
Lib McNeil & Lib.7
Life Savers Corp..5
.1
$4 preferred
110
1
.
20%
%/
29
Miss
Valley
Barge
Line common
1
Missouri Kansas
Class A
6
17%
2%
1%
20
106%
27%
7%
19%
10%
78%
15%
168%
Nation! Malleable A
Steel Castings.—*
Nat Mfrs AStores. *
15%
109
1
*
Natl Gypsum com.l
$4.50 conv pref..*
National Lead—10
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
Nat Lock Washer.20
14
52%
52%
14%
2%
13%
41
2%
-20
Moloney Electric A*
Molybdenum Corp 1
Master Tire A Rub*
Mastic Asphalt-.-.1
Math'son Alkali—.*
8
3
/4
3%
A common
25
B common——.25
ringerCo—
Preferred
100
Marlin Rockwell
1
%
%
6
Missisquoi Corp—
7 % preferred.-100
$1.60 partic pf—*
Mississippi Glass—
Modern Collet
Machine
Mohawk Carpet
1
Nat Licorice com 100
14%
Mock Judson Voeh-
Master Electric...1
24
2%
19%
..1
c.
Manufac's Trading 1
Preferred
—10
50c
6%
I
13
5
Class B
1
Mo Port! Cement.25
6% 1st pref—100
6% 2d pref---100
Martin (Glen L)—1
Martin Parry Corp *
Masonite Corp
*
5% A conv pf-100
Massey-Harris.
*
Preferred100
Le Tourneau (R G)1
Lincoln Hall v t
Lincoln Mtge
*
20
5%
114%
Mission Dry Corp.l
Mission Oil
1
Pipe Line
Marshall Field & Co*
Lewis (Edgar P)pf 10
Ley (Fred T) & Co.*
Libbey-Owens-Ford *
liberty Aircraft... 1
Liberty Baking....*
c__l
(B). *
30c
4%% pref....100
v t
13%
11%
Preferred-—..100
-
m
16
55
1%
Shirt.25
-
115
6.50 preferred..*
Mission Corp.
..10
49
*
19
Leonard Refining-3
Lerner Stores..
*
Lincoln Bldg
1%
1
11
9%
Lehn & Fink Prod .5
Leland Electric
•
Leonard Oil Devel 25
Lig A Myers Tob.25
Common B....25
7 ^preferred—100
Lily Tulip Cup..—*
Lima Locom Wks.*
17
Marion St Shov—*
19
Common
5
Conv preferred. 10
Lautaro Nitrate A.l
Inc
%
1%
13%
Mapes Cons Mfg--*
Maple Leaf Mill—*
Preferred
100
Maracaibo Oil Exp. 1
Marathon Paper.-25
6% preferred—100
Margay Oil Corp..*
6
Machine Co.. 100
La Plant-Choate Mfg
Lessings
7
19
25
..
Nat Oil Products..4
Power Tmplem 1
.
6 Co common-
21
Lanova Corp.,
*
Lanston Monotype
.
12
11%
7%
10%
9%
13%
5%
Class A.......-.20
Minneapolis-Moline
23%
Manning Bowman
.»
Lawrence (A C)
Leather.
10
Lawrence Portland
Cement
...100
Lea Fabrics...»
Lebanon Steel & Ir.l
Lee Rub A Tire -.5
Lefcnurt Rlt-y Corp 1
Conv preferred..*
Leh Coal & Nav
*
LehPortl Cement.25
4% conv pref. 100
Lehigb Valle* ( oal *
6% conv pref. .50
Lehigh & WilkesBarre Corp. ...»
Wi
79
Majestic Radio—lc
Preferred...
—*
Mallory (P R)
-*
Maltine Co
25
Manati Sugar com 1
Option warrants.
Manhattan
Falls.
8% preferred—.50
Minneap-HoneywelJ
Regulator
._.*
4% pref ser B.100
Minn Min A Mfg__*
22%
11%
13%
85
9
-
*
Manischewitz
2
12%
Langendorf United
*
105
Mandel Bros Inc.-*
7% preferred.. 100
Lanett Bleachery.10
Lane Wells Co
t
.....
26%
5%
110
Nat*l Drug 6^ prf50
Nat Elec Welding
Machine com
Class B
Nat Fuel Gas
30%
Midwest Piping
1
com
Preferred
Mangel Stores
$5 conv pref
.....
Class B
25%
M ahoning Invest 100
25
5%
*
5%
20
14%
Lake of the Woods
12
Milling..
* r
Preferred
100 r 110
Lakey Fdy A Mach 1
3%
Lamson Corp (Del) 5
1%
Lambert Co
*
12
Landers, Frary A
Bakeries class
13
Magna vox Co Ltd-1
_.
Clark
Razor
29%
Mid-West Abras.50c
11
:
Nat Food Products
6%
"1% Midwest
2
Dept Stores...*
8%
6 % preferred ... 10
Nat Dist Prod
*
3% Nat Bnam & Htpg *
% Nat Folding Box..25
Midland Steel
88
Mack Trucks Inc..*
5%
6%
3%
15%
%
7% preferred. .100
Koppers Co 6%pfl00
Kresge Dept Stores 1
4% conv 1st pf 100
Kresge (S S) Co..10
Kress (S H) & Co..*
6% special pref. 10
Kreuger (G) Brew.l
Kroger Grocery A
Baking common.*
Kobacker Stores
$6 Preferred----*
2%
Class B vtc
9
pref....*
Nat
6
.1
Midland Oil Corp—
$2 conv pref
*
1%
5
12
*
*
Nat Chem & Mfg„ 1
Nat Container (Del) 1
Nat Cylinder Gas.. 1
Nat Dairy Prodi..*
4%
15%
-
*
cum
%
.10
Middle States Pet—
Class A vtc
1
Mid-Cont Petrol
3
8
11
6%
M
Tube.2%
Sugar—*
Preferred
3
*
Preferred $7
Nat. Cash Reg
Mich Gas & Oil
.1
Mich Steel Cast.—1
69
Ludlow Valve com.*
128
Meyer Blanke Co—*
2%
1%
Nat Breweries
National Bronze A
36
4
161
15
7% preferred-.100
2
Mich Bumper...._ I
Mich Chemical....1
155
%
15%
Aluminum Fdy..*
National Can Co. 10
Mexican Petrol—.1
108
16
140
28
_...
14%
106%
101
1
10
—
34%
26%
Textile.—25c
16
n-c
Nat Bellas-Hess
Nat Biscuit-.
29
65%
1%
5%
g
27%
Partic pref'ence.15
103
a
7%
8
17
Nat Bearing Metals*
Preferred-.
100
——
Louisville Oem.-lOO
6 % preferred-
3%
2%
7%
9a
106
4%
99%
5
Mexico-Ohio Oil—*
MacAnd & Forbes 10
35
Knuasen Creamery
Metal & Thermit..*
Preferred
100
—
Louisiana Ice & El.l
8%
1%
1%
2%
27 %
Klelnert Rubber.. 10
Metal
3
21
19
7% preferred--100
Los Ang Shipbldg— 1
Loudon Packing—*
%
7%
50c
49%
90
Lorillard (P)——10
~8%
19%
Warrants
Mesabi Iron-1
Mesta Machine.. .5
39%
2%
20%
_*
Preferred.-—-100
Loose Wiles Bis.-25
63
8
,28%
43c
-
26%
King Oil..........1
Kingsbury Brew—.l
King Seeley com..l
Kingston Products. 1
Preferred
Merritt, Chapman &
Scott com
*
6%% pref A100
Portland
45
25
110
-
13%
23%
5%
28
1st preferred-.100
2nd preferred—100
*
100
Klmberly-Clark
13%
*
6% preferred
13%
4
16%
5%
Fibres common.
54
*
17
5%
National Airlines--1
National Automotive
10
Cement com..
"l%
22"
20%
11%
63
13
Nash-Kelvinator -.5
Nast (Oonde) see O
Nat Acme Co
.1
118
preferred—100
Longhorn
29%
6% preferred--100
Lino.*
Long Bell Lum A—*
$5
26%
2%
46
10%
1
com.
Merventh'ler
Common
27%
100
Kentucky Stone vtcl
Key Co common..*
Keves Fibre com..*
...
28%
.
Assn
t New stock,
x
.
1
r%
72
43
15
Nashua Gum and
Coated Paper...*
Nash Co.
25
Merrimac Hat... . - *
Preferred-.50
Loft CandyCorp.—1
Lone Star Cement.*
5
$1.25conv pref..*
Ken-Rad Tube A
Lamp A—
..*
23%
Merck & Co....—1
Is,
194%
18%
Kennedys Inc.
18%
15
14
$6.50 preferred..*
Loft Inc—1
B
16
96
33
..
5
lig
24%
6%
Muskogee Co-..—*
6% preferred
100
Myers (PEjai Bros.*
Myles Standish vtc*
Nachman Springf..*
Narragansett Racing
74
22%
Class
27%
107%
3%
Bid
Par
Per share
130
10
Merchants RefTig..*
Preferred
100
17%
14%
Stocks
A*
Locke Steel Chaln.5
Lockheed Air Craft.l
Locomotive Firebox*
Loew'sTnc. com...*
13%
6%
126%
Ask
share
..100
Kelly Springfield
Tire common
5
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
.1
1
....
Brothers-—.--*
Preferred-
Kellogg^ ^Spencer)—
13 %
6
Preferred. .....10
-1
23% Melville Shoe
5% preferred.. 100
MengelCo
—-1
30
5% conv 1st pf-50
Mercantile Stores. *
10
Preferred^
-100
9%
11% Merchants & Miners
Transportation--*
Loblaw Groc Ltd
Class B
Conv class A
48"
.
Lion Match.......*
Bid
Per
Mead Johnson com *
Prior preferred. 50
Lion Oil Refg
Par
Stocks
Ask
STOCKS
day of the month preceding the date of Issue
share
Lincoln Service--100
....
114
7% preferred.. 100
Kellogg Co
Per
102
Keller Dorian
Colorfllm...
20
Kellett Autogiro...l
MISCELLANEOUS
are as near as possible for the closing
10%
13%
Ex-dividend.
june, 1941]
industrial & miscellaneous
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Bid
Ask
Per
Par
1
7K
No Am Refractories
Glass A
_
B
o
7% preferred...60
Norw Pharmacal.2 K
No-Sag Spring
2
Novadel Agene....*
Noxzema Ohem
1
IK
35
4K
4
34 K
8K
4K
IK
7%
18
17
18K
2\%
•2
28
11?*
18
19
18 K
IK
2
155
19 K
16K
E*
9«
IK
6% preferred—100
112
U3K
115
18
145
19
5% preferred....*
23
Oil Exploration
1
Okonlte common 100
95
6% preferred—100
Oneida Ltd coml2H
Preferred
.25
-25
Prod..*
$4 preferred
*
$6 preferred
*
Record com.*
Preferred.
.100
Philco Corp com—3
...
Phillip-Jones Corp.*
7 % preferred- -100
Phillips Packing
*
Phillips Petrol
*
Phoenix Hosiery—5
7 % preferred- -100
.-5
Pierce Butler Rad-5
85
16 K
87
18 K
32
$5
pref
*
Pitts Forgings
1
conv
3
1
2
Pitts Screw ft Bolt.*
Otis Steel Co
15.50
143
*
6%
1st pf.*
couv
Outboard
14 K
120
42 K
7%
....
51
2K
60
41K
2K
41K
3K
52 K
3K
51
14
if*
Pittsburgh Steel—*
5K% prior pf.100
5% pref A
100
7% oref B
100
46
2
5K
4K
30
3
15 K
3
12
6
5K
73%
5
6
Manufacturing.. 5
16
16?*
Preferred .....100
Pitts ton Co
*
Outlet Go com....*
48
49
Pleas't ValWine Col
Pac Amer Fisheries 6
Pacific Can Co
*
Pacific Coast Cem.*
Pacific Coast Co..10
1st preferred
*
2d preferred
*
115
39 K
91
48
50~
Plough lnc
7K
Plume & Atwood-25
Plymouth Cord. 100
Plymouth Oil
5
14
8
5
Pneumatic Scale
10
13
~5K
4
68
8K
IK
2
2%
2K
11K
5K
6K
43 K
2K
66 K
7K
46%
2K
68
Palmer Bros
*
Pan Am Airways..5
35c
55c
11M
Pan Amer Match.25
Pan Amer Petrol ft
10
UK
UK
Pacific West Oil—10
*
Packard Motor
.*
Package Mach
Page-Hersey Tubes *
Transport.
6
Pan-Amer Southern!
(Thos G)—
7% 1st pref-.-100
12 K
6
8K
9
10 K
11
1
*
18
7H
Poor ft Co class B._*
5K
19
Class A
..»
Potrero Sugar com.5
Preferred.
5
Powdrell ft Alexan.5
Pratt Food
.100
Pratt ft Lambert--*
Prentice Hall
*
pref
*
IK
IK
American sharesPantex Pressing
Machine common *
3K
3%
5% conv 1st pf—5
5% conv2dpf—50
Paraffine Co Inc..*
4%
conv
pref-100
Paramount Motors 1
Paramount Pictures 1
6% 1st pref...100
_
6% 2d pref--10
Parke* Davis Co..*
Parker Appliance
Parker Pen
10
Parker Rust Prf.2>4
Parker Wolverine. *
.
Parkhill Gdns v t c.
Parker Young units
Park ft Til ford Inc.
Parkersburg
Reel
Pressurlube
4
5K
46
43
27
27 K
98 K
3K
10 K
93 K
102%
10 K
25
10 K
26
UK
11%
13%
17
18
7K
%
4
10%
98 K
13
8K
7
"9~"
15
15 K
Rig
6K
K
Par melee Trans...
Pathe Film Corp..
7% preferred-—.
Pawling Refining—
Pathe Laboratories
%
8%
8K
109
111
IK
32
7K
6
Peck, Stow ft WJlclO
6K
5K
Peerless Weighing i
20c
"
com
PreferredPelham Hall
4
v
t c
2K
.
Timber
com..*
Preferred......20
Pullman lnc
„*
Punta Alegre Sugar *
*
6% conv pref..100
6% preferred—100
Purity Bakeries...*
*
4 K% preferred. *
Pyle National Co. 5
Pyrene Mfg.
10
Quaker Oats——..*
6% preferred-.100
Quaker State OU..10
Quincy Market Cold
_
Stor ft Whse.. 100
Preferred
.100
Rademaker Chem.l
Pender (D) Groc'y
Class B
8% preferred--100
5% preferred.. 100
Producers Corp
of Nevada
.1
P-osperity Co B
*
Publication Corp..*
1st preferred.. 100
Original pref. .100
Puget Sound Pulp ft
Purolator Prods
1
29
Peerless Cement...
Vending
lnc
1
Price Bros ft Co...*
Preferred
..100
Proc & Gamble
*
Pure Oil Co
5%
common...
...
17
Penick & Ford-—.
45
46
Radio Corp of Am. *
Penney (J C) Com.
78K
80
$5 pref B
....*
$3.50 conv 1st pf *
Radio-Kelt h-Orph..
Common
1
Penn-Central
lines
Air¬
9H
41
Corp
Penn Coal & Coke
Pa-Dixie Cement..
7% conv pref A—
Pennsylvania Forge
Penn Glass Sand.
-
9K
2K
2K
42 K
ll"
i4K
1%
2K
*
5% preferred.. 100
111%
108
Penna Industries-
Units...
Penn-Mex Fuel..50c
Penn Rivet Corp__l
Penn 8alt Mfg
50
Penn Sugar
Penn Traffic
20
2 %
Penn Vy Crude OilClass A........6
Class B.......lc
Units
_
....
Without par value,
24,
%
K
163
13
2%
2 5K
K
1
165?*
16?*
3K
K
2c
K
a
5c
8%
27
Polaroid Corp
Pollak Mfg
Porterfleld Ai rcraft 1
Porto-Ric-Am Tob—
Class A
....*
Potash Co of Am. .5
6% conv pref.100
Option warrants.
preferred—. .100
Randau Corp pt A_*
Class B...
*
Rapid Electrotype.*
Rath Packing
.10
Raybestos-Manhat *
Raymond Concrete
Pile common....*
$3 conv pref
*
Rayomer lnc com. .1
$2 cum pref
25
Ray-O-Vac com.. *
Called for redemption,
see page
15%
10%
.10
.
Rheem Mfg Co
1
Rhinelander PaperlO
*
Corp.*
Richmond Radiator 1
Richmond Cedar
8K
6K
21
K
Riley Stoker.
3
Rlsdon Mfg Co
25
Hitter Dental Mfg.*
River Rasin Paper.*
Riverside CementClass A
*
Class
B
*
Bobbins ft Myers
*
Preferred
.25
Robertson (H H)
•
1
IK
3K
Rogers Peet
100
Preferred
100
4
11
18?*
18 %
Rome Cable Corp.5
Roosevelt Field—-5
36
38
Root Petrol Co.— 1
45
6K
46 K
$1.20 conv pfd.20
Roper (Geo D)
10
7K
10 K
10
10%
34 K
35c
35 K
9K
~9K
50K
50 K
220
115?*
118
%
4K
32
K
5
36
109
109
16
16?*
21K
27%
4K
9K
89%
27 Vs
5K
9K
22 K
98
90 K
99
10 K
3
10%
3K
70
85
10
8K
7K
75 K
149
9%
80
151
9K
14 K
54
8K
Scullin Steel......*
Warrants
8
Seaboard OH (Del).*
Seagrave Corp....*
15 K
Sears. Roebuck-
10 K
5
~5K
Security Storage. .25
Sedgley (R F)lnc 50c
Seeman Bros..
*
Segal Lock ft Hard¬
4K
5K
8K
8
56
3K
18 K
85 K
8K
17 K
102
3K
18 K
100%
87 K
8%
19 K
103 K
63
12 K
,
12 K
86 K
6%
50
28 K
11K
new w
i
common......-.1
Royal Development 1
Royal Dutch Co
of N Y ord shares.
Royalite OH
*
Royal Typewriter.*
7 % preferred- .100
Ruberoid Co.—---*
Russeks 5th Ave.2 H
Russell Mfg—-—*
Rustless Ir ft Steel.1
$2.50 conv pref..*
Ryan Aeronautical 1
Ryan Cons Petrol.*
Ryereon & Haynes.l
Safety Car Heat
ft Ltg (Del)..-.50
Safewav Stores—..*
5% preferred—100
St Croix Paper. .100
Preferred
-100
pref A,
_
Sentry Safety Con.i
SerricK Corp cl B-.l
Servel lnc
1
Seton Leather.....*
Sharon Steel Op.—*
$5 conv pref
*
Sharp ft Dohme
*
$3.50 conv pf A— *
Shatterproof Glass 1
28 K
12 K
Sheaffer
.
Shattuck (Frank G)»
(W
9K
Shell Union OH
5K
90c
112
50 K
60 K
2K
42 K
2%
45
S8J
JP*
70
20
3K
6 K
'il*6
75
8K
K
IK
33 K
8K
IK
IK
.-15
1
13
14
3K
48
SIH
St L Rocky Mt ft
Pacific Co.. 100
Preferred
100
St Louis Screw—
.
.
*
3
3%
8%
4K
10 K
62 K
3%
51K
3%
5K
36 K
5
14
67%
9%
22
16%
Paint
common..*
Simms Petroleum. 10
50c
30
7K
8K
M
K
Co 7% pref.-.100
Simonds Saw ft Steel
97
2K
102 K
Common.......*
14 K
19 K
15 K
3
20
Simplex Paper....1
Simplicity Pattern. 1
Simpson Ltd B——*
100
Preferred
8%
IK
"9 K
'1%
Singer Mfg..... 100
Singer Mfg Ltd
£1
Sioux City Stock
26
12 K
16
9
30
9
12
Preferred.......*
Skelly Oil
15
IK
24
2K
1
55
102 K
IK
Sirian Lamp com..*
33
29
20
-20
Yards com
Preferred
9%
2K
2K
Skilisaw lnc
IK
8K
1%
8%
Skinner -Organ
Sloss-Sheff S ft I
..5
15 K
25
27 K
9'i
101
12
13
$6 preferred...
Smith (A O) Corp
34
Smith ft Corona
28
50c
Typewriter __...*
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
*
Smyth Mfg
25
11
Snider Packing—
Snyder Tool ft Eng.l
Socony Vacuum.. 15
Solar Aircraft-—1
Conv A pref..
*
Solar Mfg
...1
13?*
3?*
8?*
2K
5%
K
Sonoco Products—5
30
Sonotone Corp
1
Conv preferred. .1
IK
UK
2K
IK
37 K
26
40c
9
11
16%
52
56
130
138
15%
2%
17 K
16
3K
18K
10%
40 K
3
2K
44
3K
2K
%
%
*
10
Soss Mfg common. 1
South Coast Corp--1
South Penn OH
25
112
16
12?*.
7k
50
So Porto Rico Sug.*
52 K
30 K
111
15
8% preferred—100
132
55
38
K
South Shore OH ft
112
Development—100
K
k
84
74
S'eastern Greyhound
Lines common...5
14%
14 %
99
'Ik
13
21
22
Bag & Paper—
$2 preferred50
6 % preferred- -100
25
27
76
78
Southern Groc com*
9
22
6% conv pref..20
Southern Advance
...
115
20?*
21%
Southern, New
England Ice cl A
South'n Pine Line 10
8K
Southern Phosph.10
Southland Royal
5
15
6
95
3
7?*
5?*
5?*
~8K
South West Penna
ft Bolt com..
St Paul Union
Stock Yards
Pipe Lines.....10
*
27 J*
IK
88 K
Spalding (AG)ftBr.l
1st preferred
*
Sparks-With'gton. . *
Spear & Co
....1
$5.50 preferred..*
Spencer Kellogg...*
Spencer Shoe
--*
Sperry Corp v t c-.l
Spicer Mfg Co
$3 conv pref A
*
Spiegel lnc com—2
$4,50 conv pref..*
Sport Products—.7
Square D Co
1
5% conv pref-100
Squibb (E R) ft Son*
$5 pref ser A
*
29
St Regis Pap com—5
7 % preferred. _ 100
Salt Dome Oil
1?*
89?*
25*
%
2 K
K
Samson United—.
Sanborn Map
2K
Units.—..
8K
94
Savage Arms......*
Savannah Sugar...1
Savoy OH.........5
49K
27%
K
3K
10
50?*
12
25
29?*
1
24 K
k Last sale,
85
7K
K
Simon Brewery.... 1
Simon (Franklin) ft
San-Nap-Pak com.l
Preferred.
8K
23
69?*
43
1%
8
11%
2?|
.
Simmons Co
.*
Simmons H'ware ft
46
14
a«
14?*
39
9
42
48
37
IK
Sanitary Co of Am
8% preferred .100
13 K
2?*
7K
23
4
46
1?*
69?*
79
4K
Sher-Wms Can.
*
Preferred
.100 r 108 K
Shuron Optical....*
14
19
19 K
9
14*
35
99
50
---j.
110
Simmons-Boar dma n
Pub $3 convpf..*
22
94
18 K
85*
5% pf ser AAA 100
Silex Co
K
20
25
44
99
97
46
ft Hoist
25
Sherw-Williams —25
98
32 K
110
3%
98""
Shepard Niles Crane
—100
St Lawrence Paper
Preferred.
100
80
HO.
A) Pen*
SheU Transp ft Tr—American shares-
Preferred.. .100
70c
3K
19
K
6%
15 K
%
50
110
26 k
18
2K
5K
St Lawrence Flour
Mills com.... 100
Preferred
*
15
8K
St Lawrence Corp
conv
.
7K
52 K
Rose 5 10&25C Store
$2
._
34*
108
106 K
26
31
Roper Lumber—
Ctfs
%
J
1
...50
ware com..
Preferred
1
60
86
%
5c
Seiberling Rubber.*
5% preferred—100
Selby Shoe
*
60
26
2%
3%
8
preferred.. 100
3K% pref.
100
13 K
9K
101K
100
*
*
2d
8
5 % preferred- .100
Roeserft Pendleton *
25
25
Robertson Pap Box.5
Rochester Button
*
Preferred
23
Scovill Mfg
Scranton Lace—
Scruggs-VanderBarney com
5
1st preferred.. 100
531
7
*
Rockwood ft Co
22
4K
7*
Works common -10
Preferred
20
K
_
Ralston Steel Car. 10
...
7% preferred.. 100
5K% pref. -..100
Reynolds Metals..*
5K% conv pf.100
Reynolds Spring.
1
Reynolds Tob....10
B common
10
55
Refining com
1
Pantepec OH Co—
Preferred.......*
3K
9 ?*
15 K
8K
51K
Pressed Metals Am.l
Pressed Steel Car__l
.
4K
3 K
Scott Paper
»
$4.50 preferred.
$4 preferred.....*
52
104
100 K
Rlegel Paper... .10
Rieke Metal Prod
1
3K
8% preferred—100
50
Republic Aviation. 1
Republic Steel
*
6% conv pref.100
6% prior pf A. 100
Revere Cop ft Br..5
Cass A
—_
Schulte Retail Stores
49
K
%
K
K
Pocahontas Fuel. 100
-10
25
com-.
Conv preferred.25
K
2K
c..l
v t
Warrants....
30
91
-
com
w w
Richfield OH
89
conv
Panhandle Prod ft
Rem'tn Rjind
Reo Motors
Rice Stix Dry Gds_*
1st pref.
<_100
2d pref
100
Richardson Co
*
Plant
40"
7% preferred—100
Owens-Ill Glass. 12 H
Ox Fibre Brush.. 100
Oxford Paper com.*
$6 preferred A...*
$5 preference
*
Pabst Brewing Co.*
Remington Arms-.l
Rican Corn
49 %
1
6K
4
15?*
74 K
5K
6K
46
12 K
17
Reliance Mfg Co. 10
Preferred
100
Reliance Sceel
2
32
10 K
79 K
Schulte Real Estatel
Preferred
100
Schulte (D A) com.l
3K
Reis (Robt) ft Co..*
7% 1st pref—.100
Reiter-Foster OH.?*
Reliable Stores
*
Per
Schenley Distillers.5
5?*% pref
100
Schettler Drug—
$1.40 preferred..*
Schlff Co
IK
25
16 K
Mills Ltd
Preferred
75
11
50
31
IK
23
...25
Regal Shoe
Regent Knitting
Preferred
Pa
IK
IK
100
pref. 100
6 K% pref
Bid
Stocks
share
17 H
3%
89%
35 K
59
62
10 K
15
Pitts Term Coal-
-larine &
Reed Roller Bit....*
Reeves (Daniel)
*
.
6K
Ask
Per
100
.
.....
34
5K
Units
50
Preferred.
100
Reliance El ft Eng 5
5
76
8K
preferred—100
5
70
2K
9%
14%
ll*
86
18
Pitts Coke ft Iron..*
Preferred
5
15
5K
30
9%
6K
2%
28 H
1
Pirelli Co of Ttaly—
Am shs 500 lire
Pltney-Bowes Post. *
Pitts Coal (Pa)-. 100
6% preferred--100
20
6
8%
4K
19 K
2K
16%
5%
7
99 K
3K
31
84
3K
24
2K
16?*
5K
CVSuiUvan Rubber. 1
Elevator.....*
Red Rock Bottlers. 1
Reed Prentice com.*
,
K
*
Preferred.
2K
115
91
87
8% conv pref.100
Pilgrim Explorat—1
Pillsb Flour Mills-25
Oswego Falls comlOO
Otis
Engine
....1
Reda Pump
..._*
Red Bank Oil.....*
15c
IK
18 K
8%
6K
2K
28 K
4K
.5
_
"6 K
Pierce Oil Corp—
Piper Aircraft
26
IK
Pierc Governor—.*
Pgh Metallurgical 10
Pfttsg PI Glass—25
Oppenheim Collins.*
5K
Pick (Albert) com. I
Preferred..
Ohio Rubber
*
Ohio Seamless Tube5
Oliver Un Filters B *
Omar lnc
....1
Phelps-Dodge
Phila Dairy
Phila
Preferred
.100
Ohio Brass class B_*
6% preferred..100
Oliver Farm Equip.*
Petrol Heat ft Pr__*
Petrolite Corp .... *
Pfelffer Brewing—»
Ogillve Flour Mills
Ohio Match ..._..*
Ohio Oil Co
*
16%
94 K
23
Pbaris Tire ft Rub.l
19 K
Mills common.
7 % preferred. .100
Kearwin Aircraft ft
39
5K
21X
4K
IK
IK
Ohio Forge ft
Machine Corp.
*
Ohio Leather......*
14%
Bid
Par
Raytheon Mfg..50c
6% preferred
.5
Real Silk Hosiery
_
3
24
35~~
2K
8K
Oceanic Trading. 10c
1
2K
23
22
6c
-
Stocks
165
157
Per vel Corp ....... 1
Peter Paul Candy
*
Pettibone Mulliken *
24
5K
Nu-Enamel
Pennzoll Co com..*
Peoples Drug Stores5
Pepsi-Cola..
..*
Albany Bottl Co .4
Perfect Circle
*
Perkins Machine and
Gear com....
*
Preferred....
-*
Permutit Co—....1
-
10
.
Ask
Per share
23
19
22 K
22 K
Pet Milk.
*
Petrol Conversion-1
32 K
...
N'west Yeast
50
Norwalk Tireft Rub*
J*
3%
3K
Northrop Aircraft
Glass A........1
Warrants-
4
30
6H% preferred 100
North Central
Texas Oil......-5
N'east Airlines
.1
North German Lloyd
Amer shares..
North ft Judd
25
North Pipe Line.. 10
Northwest Airlines-*
N west Engine....*
9
2
......
Glass
2K
6K
89
stocks
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Stocks
share
North Amer Oemen
Common.......
Glass A pref
Class B pref
are as near as
n
Nominal
r
HqnoHJan
nrino
#
ATaw
ofAnlr
24
%
6K
IK
3
6
5?*
28
1
7K
IK
3%
74
17 K
IK
33%
30 K
58 K
5K
44 K
7
36 K
1UK
36
112
17%
2
34 %
5?*
H
46
7%
37 K
112 K
38
114
90
INDUSTRIAL
Stocks
Par
Per share
com_.*|
Stahl-Meyer
1%
%
100
10
StaleyMfgOo.—.10
14
7% Preferred.-100
$5 preferred
*
110
Preferred
Standard Aircraft
Products (units).
of the month preceding the date of Issue
Thermoid Co
6
IB
5%
106%
110
SA
Standard Brewing. *
Stand Cap & Seal__l
Oonv preferred.10
-
14
1
5
4%
Thompson Auto Arm 1
Thompson (J R)—25
Thompson Prod..
$5 conv prior pf_*
Thompson-Starrett *
$354 preferred
*
37
38
$1.60
conv
Preferred
Standard Oil Co—
Time Inc
Todd
*
3054
*
25
2054
28 %
21
Kansas
10
45
49
Kentucky
10
1854
Tishman
New Jersey
25
Ohio common..25
100
38
Steel
2
45%
-35%
3 54
38
20
Stern Bros
70%
10H
Stone &
UdyliteCorp
1
Underw Ell Fisher.*
Unexcelled
15
1
1
2
25
Union
Corp
2%>
22%
fS)
~2%
13%
23%
Union Premier Food
Preferred
United
354
United
il
17%
United Chemical.
$3 part pref
57%
454% cl A pref 100
Ray Drug____l
0% Tvreferred
117 54
25
24
1
Class B
30
38
Class B
Coal
9%
12%
2%
Superior Steel
100
Superior Tool & Diel
Susquehanna Silk
Mills class A....1
Sweets Steel
Swift Business
Machine
Swift & Oo
%
13%
17%
w w
1
Preferred
6
1*
*
5
*
7%
3%
47
4
*
32%
Term Warehouse 100
10%
8%
3%
7%
U SHoff
4
5% %
53
U S Leather
si"
Partic &
39~54
Land
$1.50
a
5
com..*
conv
A.
_
U 8 Lines pref
*
U S Pipe & Fdy. .20
U
Playing Card .10
U S Plywood Corp.l
6%
4%
pf._50
7% prior pref. 100
33
1
Machine.5
conv
Holding
*
U 8 Tnd Alcohol...*
7
39%
TexPac Coal & Oil 10
No per value
1
Freight
*
IT S Graphite
5
U S Gypsum
20
7 % preferred... 100
U S
Texas Corporation 25
Texas Gulf TTod
*
Texas Gulf Sulph..*
*
*
IT S Foil B
conv
8%
2%
iX
5%
7%
5%
3%
1%
22%
7%
3%
35%
60%
jy*
22
3%
3%
HI*
105%
pref.20
"%
4%
9
6
iS*
4?*
22$
3%
67%
0%
3%
20%
29%
21%
27%
Corp
White Sew Mach
13
48
11
4754
140%
149
151
'
IF'
13%
1
¥
$4 conv pref
*
Prior pref.:
20
White (SS) Dental 20
White Rk MIn Spgs-
148
16
14
33$
*
$5 conv prior pf_*
White Motor
1
Oommon
n%
4%
*
..
45
:■
1
15*'
96
8
o
48
108
.
-
5%
Spencer
4%
Steel common.. 10
33
Wico Electric Co__*
Suchard
Wilbur
%
14%
13%
100
*
7% preferred.-1O0,
Wichita River Oil. 10
Whittaker Paper.
Wick wire
30%
n»
100
Preferred..
1%
%
17%
2%
15c
Chocolate com 50c
1
$50
Preferred
7
10
80
90
23*
24
13
Preferred
100
Willcox & Gibbs._50
67
70
Wilcox
1%
5%
Wilcox Gay Corp__l
Will & Baumer
*
F)
(H
110
0%
Oil
1%
1%
5
Gas...
Wm
25%
26
Oil-O-Mat
*
Williams
(R C).._»
114%
116
Wlllson Products..1
37
Willys-Overland
1
6% conv pref..10
12%
i\y*
33
100
10%
1%
3%
4%
*
$6 preferred
Wilson Line
*
07
*
21%
Synd
2
Vertientes-Camag'y
Sugar common..5
Vicana 8ugar vtc.3
25c
2
Winsted Hosiery 100
10c
5c
39%
40%
21
22
1
5
com
*
6% partic pref. 100
Va Iron O 8c C..100
5% preferred-.100
VngtMfg
*
Vulcan Corp
1%
21%
39
*
4%% preferred._*
Vulcan Detlnnlngl 00
7 % preferred.. 100
Vultee Aircraft
1
Waco Aircraft
*
28 %
19%
47
4
5
9%
8%
57%
177
6%
44%
6%
23
3%
74%
0%
4%
26%
31%
22%
28%
preferred
The
fi
50
Goodwill
5
25
Portland
10
2
Wolverine
4%
5%
6 %
Cement com
Wolverine Tube
Wood (Alan) Steel.*
7 % preferred . 100
Woodlawn
70
Oemet'y*
4%
Wood ley
6%
I*
Petrol
1
Wood Newspaper
Machinery pref..*
7
76
90
23%
25
Woodward
4
28
Prior pref units..
Woodward Governor
5
0%
•
9*
Waldorf System. ..*
Walgreen Oo com..*
4%% pref ww 100
52
107%
6%
WJR
.
96
141
6%
3%
%
*
*
t c
v
Worts
*
com
*
18%
98%
ill*
25%
13%
20%
13%
4
2
84
»
»
.
.
_
*
7% preferred.. 100
Warner Bros. Piet._5
$3.85 preferred..*
Warner Co
18
454
854
3%
-4K
15$
3%
59%
254
Preferred..
*
Warner & Swasey..*
Warren Bros
*
19$
$3 preferred
Warr
n
Warren
*
Fdv 8c Pipe *
Wayne Pump
1
Webster Eisenlohr.*
7% preferred..100
Welch G'pe Juice 2 %
Preferred
Wellington Oil
.100
1
Wells Fargo 8c Co__l
Wentworth Mfg. 154
Preferred
*
Wesson Oil 8c Snow¬
drift com
*
conv
pref
*
43
120
(F W)_10
Wool worth Ltd—
Am dep rects ord.
14
7
354
-
-
-
1954
s>?
8
2654
36
39
15
1614
254
80
10%
18%
108
2%
54
lVs
10%
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
4 % % conv prior
preferred
100
4%% series prior
preferred
100
Wurlitzer
(R) com 10
"2%
*
O
page
110.
k Last sale,
Nominal,
r
18%
90%
86
59%
50%
86
62
7
95
69 %
18%
12%
117%
2%
*
York Ice Mach
7 % Preferred..100
Young (J S) Co..100
39
100
129
Preferred
79
Young (L A) Spring
& Wire Corp
*
Youngstown Sheet &
Tube common.
_*
5%% pf A..100
Youngstown Steel
common
5
9%
15*
6
Youngstown Steel
Door common
*
1454
1
*
1
10
Young (Thomas)
11*
22
72%
Nurseries com
Zenith
Radio
Zonite Products
n
3%
40
25
8c
Coach Mfgcl
•
Called for redemption, see
2654
B—1
7% preferred.. 100
Truck
Yellow
Car
"2"
100
Wyman Gordon
Yale 8c Towne
16
25
14%
15%
2%
Worthlngton Pump
& Mach
.__*
Preferred
64
-
Worcester Salt.. 100
Wright Aeronaut'l.*
Wrigley (Wm) Jr..*
16
(Northam)
$3 conv nref
•
Waukesha Motor..5
$4
"
22
454
754
*
com
Iron.. 10
Woodw'd & Loth'plO
Preferred
100
Woolw'th
13%
20%
Preference
com
Com class A
Com class B.
12*
21
91
7% prior pref. 100
6% preferred.. 100
44%
9%
"75
120
2.80
10
10
A
Station
10%
8%
1%
32%
136
Class B
Class O
7 % preferred. .100
Wagner Electric. .15
Waitt&Bond Inc A *
Waltham Watch
50c
41*
3
'
Winters & Compt.l
Witherbee Sherman
Class
?B
2
14%
*
$3 preferred
88
100
Preferred
Wllsonite Products 1
*
Wilson-Jones
5
8c
1
Wheel Steel
iii*
Wilson & Co
WalkerjH) Good'm
V*
4%
35?
tl*
4%% pref.
*
Weyenberg Shoe
1
Weyerhaeuser Tlmb*
RIO
18%
*
Preferred
100
Ref 8c
Pacific
Trust efts
100
Finishing
Westvaco Chlorine. *
6
54%
5%
2%
6% preferred
10
Ward Baking Corp—
1
12 %
.
1.05
Walworth Co
1
2%
Electric
Instrument.
.78
11
West! and Oil
Weston
1
19%
20
Westmoreland Inc 10
51%
5%
2%
Vega Airplane
1 %
Venezuelan Petrol. 1
12
U S
3
2%
85%
124
Veeder Root Inc...*
26
Distributing
5
7% conv pref. 100
U S Envelope
100
1%
Warehouse Corp50
Term & Trans com. 1
Texas
100
*
A
49%
Victor Chemical
154
U S
15%
Telaut'g'ph Corp. .5
Preferred
7% 1st pref...100
Vapor Car Heating *
*
Un Shoe Mach—.25
Preferred
25
United Specialties. 1
29
Iron & Steel com.*
IV od
o
B
U 8
Corp
Machine Tool.2%
Van Raalte Co
Preferred
Shipyards B
Coal com
43*
<fc
Class B
k
Westinghouse Elec
<fc Mfg com
50
7% 1st part pf_50
Westmoreland
Van Norman
Profit
Class
Taylor-Wharton
Terminal
*
A
Un
0'
0%
*
Class
38%
10%
Taylorcraft Aviat'n 1
Oonv preferred A *
Taylor & Fenn__100
Ten nessee
*
Corp
Milk
$4 preferred
United Screw & Bolt
33
Tampax Inc
1
Tappan Stove
5
Taylor-I lolquitt Co 6
Tennessee
Valley Osage Oil—*
Valspar com
1
$4 conv pref
5
Valvoline Oil comlOO
Wagner Bak
25c
10% preferred..10
jy*
.....
Inc
*
60
1
Sharing
5%
5%
1
$2.60 pref
*
Talon Inc common. 5
Preferred
10
Technicolor
65
70%
United
ml%
2%
Class
1
Taggart Corp
5
dep rcts_.£l
Unit Paperboard. 10
1
x w
3%
21
20%
Common
Common
5
com
Preferred
100
Unit Piece Dye com*
Preferred
100
dep ctfs of bear shs
Sylvania Industrial *
Symington Gould—
1%
21%
Amer
4
1
0%
4%
3
1%
18%
2%
%
%
Concrete. 1
VadTo Sales Corp.*
7 % preferred. .100
Vacuum
Va Coal 8c Iron..100
$3 partic pref
*
United Molasses Ltd
19
25
Swift Internat Ltd—•
17
1
com
Westinghouse Air
Upson Co com. 12 %
Utah-Idaho Sugar. 5
Va-Oar Chemical.
UfOed Milk Prod..*
17%
5%
Sweets Co of Am.50
Cos
....
Vinco Corp
*
United Merchants
6 Mfrs v t c
2%
Swan Finch Oil... 15
Preferred
25
fa
Electric
Un Eng & Fdy
United Fruit
1
Sutherland Paper. 10
1
United Elastic.
United
44%
13%
Vick Chemical.... 5
Drug
5
United Dyewood.10
7% preferred. .100
2
23%
47%
14%
15%
Brake common..*
Oil
23
%
Tablet 8c
Stationery
*
West gate Greenland
7% first pref .100
Venezuela
10
100
..
United
15 %
*
com
42
9
*
Class B
jy*
39
554%
conv pf._50
Superheater On ...»
Superior Oil Corp__l
Superior Oil (Cal) 25
Superior Portland
Cement A pref..*
„
*
United Cigar-Whalen
Stores com
10c
$5 preferred
*
United Drill & Tool
Class A
10
Sun
Sunrav Oil
Carbon
5
90
Union common..*
Western
V ardaman Shoecom 1
Vs
llVs
110%
United Cigar Stores
11
52%
6 % preferred ..100 all6,s32
Preferred
1»*
5% preferred.. 100
Unifed-Carr Fast..*
J%
29
*
.
J
6%
13%
United
com
*
4%
4
Whitlock Mfg Co 25
Whitman (Wm)—
8% preferred-.100
10
Theatre.*
12c*
3%
4%
3%
Preferred
Biscuit
53%
15%
Van Camp
warrs.
71%
53%
117%
70%
116
8c
74%
Western Groc Ltd.* r
Preferred
100 r 107
Western Newspaper
2
Vanadium
1154
*
Submarine Signal.25
Sullivan Mach'y
*
*
warrs.
Preferred
61$
101%
14
59
1%
1%
25%
100
West Grocer Co. .20
Cartridge Co
Preferred
*
Lines
Transport
Un Artist
13
1.25 preferred..*
Studebaker Oorp__l
Sun
Air
8% 1st pref—100
28
8
warrs
Universal Corp vtc.l
U ni versal -Cyclops
Steel Corp
1
Unlv Leaf Tob....*
8 % preferred . . 100
Universal Pictures. 1
20%
10
Western
%
R
56
38
$6.50 series
$7.00 series
$7.50 series
rjloeo
2%
15
104%
3%
Supply—
Common
89
59
Conv partic A—*
45
11%
38%
8%
2%
1%
1%
West Auto
Universal Cooler—
27 %
5
90
Hirshberg.*
com
42
Rope..*
United Aircraft
Strutbers Wells
Titusville
__15
Union Wire
15
12
Stores com
Un St Yds Omaha 100
Union Tank Car
*
7% non-cum pf.25
U S Truck Lines.. 1
Un Steel & Wire
*
United Stockyards. 1
Conv preferred..*
United Stores A
5
$6 conv pref
*
Common
50c.
United Stove
1
United Wall Paper.2
6% prior pref. 100
Universal Consol
Oil
—10
Valley Mould & Iron
Common.
*
Preferred
*
'
69
Mfg
*
*
Preferred
Lines. 1
Western Air
2{*
23%.
5%
$7 conv 1st pref ""
U 8 Sugar Corp
1
5
com
Preferred. 100
6%
3
Utah Radio Prod._l
13 H
103
81
& Co..*
7
3%
31%
3%
68 %
13
8
Strawb'ge & Clothier
6% preferred.. 100
7% preferred.. 100
Strom berg Carlson.*
654 % preferredlOO
5%
17%
*
common
Un Aircraft Prod__l
Coke &
Coal common60
2
25
%
*
33°g
Mfg.. 10
Bag & Paper
4%
8%
10%
Union Oil of Calif. 25
3%
1154
5%
25
1
Union Carb <fc Carb *
Union
Stonega
Stroock
8trouss
com_.1
554
53
1
Webster
Coach
*
Corp
Universal Prod
5%
10%
0%
Common
$1.60 preferred..*
13
Stinnes (Hugo) CorpS
Stix Baer & Fuller. 10
Stokely Bros
( onv pref
cor v
preferred—50
7% preferred.. 100
U S Stores com..50c
7%
pref *
20th Cent Fox Film
4%
42*
52
25
5
g
7%
9%
1%
10
Lainp_..l
Tung-Sbl
154
5%
%
*
Ste war t-W ar ner
8
Steel
Truscon
80c div
*
common
Preferred A
Stetson (JB)
Preferred
3
2
4
Twin
Sterling Brewers... 1
Sterling, Inc
1
$1.50 preferred..*
Sterling Products. 10
8*
35%
3%
%
%
Truax-Traer Coal.. *
8 54
1
1
7
Trunz Pork Stores.*
9 54
9
10
33
*
Trojan Oil & Gas of
Delaware
.1
Sterling Aluminum
com
Forging
1st warrants
30
pref
42
9%
%
2nd warrants
69
15
37
7%
Coke
15
26
87
7%
_.*
West Va Pulp Pap_*
lVs
%
3%
West Va Coal &
3%
21
1%
Preferred A
*
U S Sm Ref 8c Min50
U S Tobacco
27
3
preferred—
Prior
3%
Transwestern Oil. 10
%
50
1
2%
Trans-Lux Corp
1
Williams
Triumph Explos
Steel Co of Can...*
%
Transue &
23
Preferred
25
Steel Products Eng 1
^tein (A) A; Co com ♦
Sterchi Bros Stores.*
42
33%
5
U
West Indies Sugar. 1
West Michigan Steel
27
Foundry
6% preferred—50
S Radium A
*
S Realty & Imp.*
S Rubber
-10
8% n-cu 1st pf.100
S Rubb Reel
*
U S Steel
31i£
&
West Air Line
18
21
34 U
5% 2d
13
Trico Products..._*
25
109
92
26
Transcontinental
5
554
1854
154
5
Pump
Securities..*
Preferred
100
A*
Starrett (L 8) Co..*
Starrett Corp—
Common v t c-.l
Products
3%
89
Towne
42
43 54
6% 1st pref
*
*
Toledo
125
Phosphate & Acid
Works
20
Stanley Works
%
%
Shipbulld..*
Torrington Co
*
&
19%
3654
38%
110%
8
Standard Screw..20
Preferred A
100
Stand Silica com... 1
Stand Steel Spring.5
Stand Tube cl B
1
Standard Wholesale
2*
-m
Tokhelm Oil Tank
38 54
109
Standard Products. 1
Realty
Expts..
Shipyards..
Tob I Tod
\
9%
97%
0%
25%
23
U
U
9%
90%
10554
U
'A
13
1
Aircraft
28
%
Timkeh-Det Axle. 10
Tim ken Roll Bear.*
Tlmm
California
Indiana
*
com
jy*
108
11
4%% conv pref.*
Tilo Hoofing com..1
a*
zV
Stand Fruit & S S.10
5% pref
3%
20%
106
$1.40 conv pref.20
154
12 54
20
1
15%
%
1
pref.20
50
37
6*
1
6% pref A
U S Radiator
37
14
Stand Commercial
Tobacco com
Stand Dredging
26
3t*
10
Tide W Assn Oil.. 10
Standard Coated
Products com. 10c
Preferred
4
3%
12%
jy*
*
U 8 Print & Litho—
Common
-*
Per
Par
U S Postal Meter.. 1
TT S Potash
Bid
Stocks
share
A
3%
32%
1
pref
conv
Ask
Per
Par
share
5
$3
100%
98
.
*
pref.
Texon Oil & Land..2
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Per
3
T Date her Mfg
_*
*3.60 conv pref..*
35
15
Thew Shovel
Standard Brands..*
$4.50
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Pan
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
Canadian price,
t New stock.
,
x
Ex-dividend.
11%
1%
share
4H
The custom In reporting prices for State and municipal securities is to quote them on the basis of the return the bonds yield per annum.
Therefore;
furnishing the prices below, it will be found that for the single maturity bond a bid and asked quotation is published—either actual figures or on a
percentage basis.
In furnishing prices for the serial bonds, however, we endeavor to obtain the yield basis for the varying maturities.
For instance,
if a certain bond in our list matures from 1941 to 1951 and is
quoted 0.50 to 3.00%—this would Indicate that the earliest maturity yields 0.50% and the
In
latter maturity is yielding 3.00%.
.
Therefore, in the following list, it must be remembered
other figures are bid and asked prices.
Quotations for all securities
the word to
are as near as
^
^
Ask
UNITED STATES—See
Bonds—
4^is oct 15 1947-1952.A&0
4s Dec 15 1944-1954---J&D
3 Kb Mar 15 1946-1956 M&S
3 Hh June 15 1943-1947 J&D
3 Kb Aug 1 1941
F&A
3 kb Oct 15 1943-1945.A&O
3 kb Apr 15 1944-1946.A&O
3 Ks June 15 1946-1949 J&D
3Ks Dec 15 1949-1952 J&D
3s June 15 1946-1948..J&D
alsopa ge
3s Sept 15 1951-1955..M&S
2 Kb Mar 15 1955-1960 M&9
112.17 112.19
111.4
111.2
108.16 108.18
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
ALABAMA
19.
2Kb
2Kb
2kb
2Kb
2kb
2Kb
119.10
111.25
113.4
111.27
106.16
106.18
113.7
107.1
107.3
108.3
110.23
108.5
110.25
112.27
112.29
110.7
110.9
110.1
M&S
108.31
Dec 15 1949-1953 J&D
Sept. 15 1950-52.m&S
♦2 Ks~Mar 15 1952-1954
♦2kb Mar. 15, 1956-1958..
2kb Dec 15 1951-1953.J&D
2kb June 15 1954-56.J&D
107.23
107.25
108.1
108.3
104.6
104.4
103.1
106.2
106.2
106.2
102.17
1K % Dec 15 1941
1 H%
2% Sept 15 1942
1K% Dec 15 1942
*
Ks Mar 15
1943
1 X %
Dec 15 1943
1% Mar 15 1944
H% June 15 1944
1% Sept 15 1944H% March 15 1945
National defense series
*H s Sept 15 1944
Mtge Corp—
3 Kb
1944-1964
3s 1942-1947
Ha April 15 1942
2s Apr 1 1943
100.9
Home Owners' Loan Corp—
3r ser A 1944-1952
.M&N
.
„
2kb
ser G
1 HsserM
1942-1944.J&J
1945-1947.. J&D
Federal Land Bank — Farm
3s July 1 '55 opt '45-.-J&J
3s Jan 1 '56 opt *46
J&J
3s May 1'56 opt '46...M&N
3 KsMay r55opt'45-M&N
4s July 1 *46 opt *44
J&J
'64 opt '44...J&J
—....
-
.
K% Oct 15 1942
15 1943
U 8 Bousing
Authority—
Water
3 kb
2kb
5s
b 1.25
b 1.25
b 1.03
to 1.01
103
1.00
107K
105
6 2.80
2.75
Loan
108.22
108.30
109 K
109 K
110K
109 n
109K
b
1.00
110.10 110.18
2.60
2.50
to 2.80
to 2
50
to 3.30
to 3.30
0.50
2.75
to 3.25
3.20
to 3.20
to 3.20
to
100.10 100.12
100.24
Tucson 5s Water 1950
101.12 101.15
101.19 101.23
1
1.25
less
1.00
to 2.90
0.75
to
2.50
less
0.75
2 00
less
to
100.19
Yld
%
101 K
102 H 1.00
101 H 0.50
109K
103K
116K
129 K
134 X
115
126
131
110
2.35
J&D
115K
129
Redlands
Riverside
Riverside
2.25
112
3.64
100K 0.25
J&J
102 K
105 K
104 %
107
J&J
119
122 K 2.50
4kb July 1 1947.
J&J
4KB 7-1-56-59 1-1-56—J&J
5s July 1 '44-'43
J&J
6s July 1 1972
J&J
114
115K 1.80
124 K 2.50
4s reg Jan 1 1944
4s reg Jan 1 1960
J&J
100
101
107
108K 3.57
108
111
107K
122
106 K
137
100 H
b 0.90
b 2.88
b 3.00
101k
to 2.85
%
to 2.98 %
to 3.03 %
•3.00
see
page
j2&j2
0.50
to 0.75
j2&j2
0.75
j2&j2
j2&j2 b 2.00
4a 1942
j&j
5b 1941-1951.j&j15
0.25
5s 1941-1953--j&d
0.25
Co 5s '42-'54—M&N
0.50
to 1.80
%
1%90
to 2.15
o°.eo
to 2.00
%
to 2.10
%
to 2.15
t
0.25
0.25
to
0.75
to
2.15 %
0.50
to
2.50, %
0.50
to
2.45 %
%
Par
0.25
1942-1951f&A
0.40
IKs 1952-1972
...f&a
.170
San Francisco (City & Oounty)
5b Water 1942-1969
j&j b 0.50
3s
3.14
1.50
1.25
%
%
2s 1942-1949
b 1.50
5 3.40
%
%
2.10 %
less
j&j b 0.50 :to 1.60 %
Hetchy—
4Kb 1967-1977
..j&j b 2.45
Spring Val 4Kb '67-'69.j&j
San
Joaquin Co 5b '41 '49.j&j
b
Par
to 2.50
%
2.45
to 1.50
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s
%
3 00
1
less ik
less
1
canada—See
page
93.
colorado
2 ks State h'way '41-'54_ j&d b 0.40
3s warrants 1941-1951—j&d b 0.40
b 0.20
to 112
to 1.30
Par
to 2.10
2kb warrants 1952-'54—j&d b 2.00
28 Highway ref, 1941-'47-j&d b 0.40
Colorado Springs—
Ref 1kb 1942-1943—m&s b 0.30
Denver (City and Oounty)—
4kb Water 1944
j&j
1.00
4kb Ref Wat 1941-67-j&d
0.40
to 2.10
to 2.25
%
%
0.25
to
J&J2
0.25
J&J2
J&J
0.65
0.25
to 1.40
F&A b 0.25
1.80 %
to 1.65
to 2.65
to
!.00
0.95
to
1.10
1.75
to 2.00
1.30
to 2.10
3b 1963-1972 opt 1955-a&0
3 Ks Mun Water Retire
2.50
2.30
1963-1972 opt 1955.a&0
2 ks Sewer Disp '47-'56a&0
%
0.25
j&j
2.55
July 1941-1945
1942-1954-F&A
b 0.25
to 1.75
2kb Feb 1 1942-1954.F&A
b 0.25
to 1.70
to 1.35
5 kb 1944-1963
1.80
to 1.60
5 ks 1947-1956
5 kb 1964-1973
to 1.85
5s 1974-1983..
Bakersfield 5s 1941-1952-A&0 b 0.25
Berkeley 5s 1942-1951
J&J b 0.25
to
J&J b 0.25
a
Called July
1.
0.80
to 2.75
2.50
3.65% March 1. 1950-1954.
2kb Sew dist 1947-56.a&o
to"
140K 3.00
1.40
to 0.80
4s
1.70
0.50 %
to 1.35 %
F&A
to 2.00
to
4Kb Water 1962-1965.j&d
s d No 1 4kb 1942-53.j&j
Alameda 4Kb 1942-48.-A&O b 0.50
* Subject to all Federal taxes,
%
103
to 1.90
2Kb Feb 1
%
to 2.45
%
4s Harb Imp 1985 opt '50-J&J
.
%
to 2.10
to 2.10
to 2.15
3s Feb 1942-1952
to 1.60
4s Wat Distrlb *41-'63.j&tj b 0.50
Par
4s Jan 2 1944-1948
3 kb Jan 1 1942-1949
Veterans Welfare—
to 0.80
100
0.25
1042-1943
2.20 %
1.10 %
to 2.25
0.25
1942-1952
to
to 2.50
Highway 1941-48-J&J30
1942-1947
F&A
Olympiad 1941-71--J&J2
5s Jan 2
to 0.80
4Kb Water *57 *58 '59.j&j b 2.20
4Kb Water 1941-1977..j&j b 0.50
107 H 1.20
110,
to
%
%
%
1.20 %
al00
Univ Bldg Jan5'42-65J& J
5s School 1942-1955—
J Called for redemption,
«
(2.75
F&a
4Kb Water 1941-1964....
3 Kb g July 1 1941-1944 j&j
San Fran-Oak 4s 1976.M&N
109K
108K
4a 1942-1964
M&N b 0.20 to 3.20 %
110
...F&A
to 2.75
to 2.75
Sacramento 4s Jan 1942-1945
Hetch
1942-76-F&A
Bridge Authority
Carquinez Toll Bridge—
3s 1942-1954
JT
109
1952
2.20
2kb 1952-1953
2s 1954-1958
CALIFORNIA
100 X
5s Feb 1
5Ks Aug 1 1941......F&A
Puerto Rico (Govt of)—
2Kb Jan 1 1946
a&o
1953-1988...a&o
5s 1942-1943
2s 1944-1951
to 3.50
to 2.90
4kb
4kb
4kb
3.67 4kb
3.67 4Kb
J&J
to 2.75
to 2.75
Flood Control District—
Calif Toll
131K 2.35
4kb July 1957
*
San Diego 5s w w '43-'54a&0
5Ks 1955-1965
J&D
4s reg Dec 1 '46-'26.MJSD
4 kb July 1& 151952—_ J&J
4 kb Oct 11959
A&O
%
to 1.90
to 0.70
f.60
15 '55-'45
Philippine Government—
to 2.50
to 2.75
Orange Co 5s 1942-1945.M&s b 0.50
to 3.50
to 2.90
0.50
1.30
2.25
5s June 15 1955..
Dec
to
to 0.50
Pasadena
St Francis Levee Dist 4s 1944- b 2.00
4s 1958-1960
....I 6 2.75
111 H 1.39
116 H 1.20
5s
to
%
2.60 %
2.60 %
to 2.20
1
Little Rock School Dist—
4s 1942-1955
M&S 6 2.50
102 %
108
%
to 2.75
Par
1
4s Water Rev
100K
to 2.00
0.25
1
4Kb Fund 1941-1950.M&N 6 1.00
INSULAR
103
1.80
0.25
2.75
less
%
%
to 1.60
1941-1943.f&a
1941-1965
f&a
4kb
Little Rock—
TERRITORIAL AND
J&D
0.50
to 1.00
1.30
f&a
Oakland 5ks
1
less
%
%
2.35 %
Oakland s d 4s 1941-44.-j&j
2.75
to 2.50
J&J b 2.50
Highway refunding—
3s April 1 1969-1972. .A&O
3Ks 1943-1955
A&O
1956-1964.
A&O
1965-1969
.A&O
3Ks (optional 1943-1971)
due 1972
.A&O
3s Attorney Gen opt 1944
3s Rose. Hemingway opt 1944
Hot Springs 4kb '41-'50-M&S
100.19 100.21
101
101.2
M&N
to
1.70
2.70
1948-1977.f&a
1978-1987.f&a
5s School 1942 1966
101
to 1.90
to 2.00
3s 1941-1968
j&j
Sacram'to Co 4k"*41-46 j&d
100.15
102.9
105k
2.70
Ref 4Kb
Ref 3ks
ARKANSAS
101.13
100.17
to 2.50
Colorado River Waterworks
58
Ref 3s
Corp 1945-59. _J&J b 2.70
4KB 1946-1960
J&J b 2.75
100.22
to 1.90
to 2.70
Ref 4s 1976-1988-.-a&o
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s
4Ks
100.19
1H % notes Feb 1 1944
4Kb Oct 15 *56-'46
A&O
4Kb Nov 1C 1956
M&N
4Kb Nov 15 1958
M&N
Honolulu (City & Countyl—
3 kb Sept 15 1946
M&S
b 2.00
of Southern California—
Salt River Project Agric
Impt
& Power District-—
110K
100.3
102.12
J&J
b 0.50
—
2.75
55
5s W W 1942-1950
0.75
J&J
Phoenix Un H S D 4 Ha 1948
2.00
Prescott 5s 1948
—J&J b 2.25
110%
100.1
J&J
101
0.50
j&d
1.70
1kb 1949-1952 .—j&d
2.10
1953-1959
j&d
Revenue (3d issue of 1940)
1 ks Dec 11941
0.50
Is 1942-1945
-j&d
1.40
1Kb 1946-1947—j&d
IKs Dec 1 1948
1kb 1949-1950---j&d b 1.90
Los Angeles City High sch Dis
5 ks Nov 1941-1960--m&n
0.50
0.50
5a 1941-1964
f&a
4s 1941-1961
0.50
j&d
3 Kb Jan 1 1942-1960
0.50
Los Ang Co 4 Kb'42-'49 .f&a
0.50
Metropolitan Water District
107
b 2.60
2.00
School No. 1 5s 1945. --J&J
Bouds
He Nov! 1941.
M&S
101
2s
109K
b 2.80
2.00
Highway 6s Jan 15 serially.
Co Ct H*se4Ks'41-48 J&D
Phoenix 4Kb '50 opt *30-J&J
4KB 1942-1956—
J&J
6s Jan 1 1946
J&J
2.50
100
100
Second issue of 1940
3s 1941-1948
ARIZONA
102.24
to
a&o
Ref 4s 1946-1986
102.11
to 3.00
to 2.30
a&o
Ref 4s 1971-1988
102.9
to 3.00
0.50
0.50
1.90
a&o b 2.60
104 k
3s b ref due 1976. a&o
Refunding Revenue-
to 2.80
2.00
2.00
106.28 106.30
to 2.45
0.50
2kb 1949-1960—a&o
102.3
102.22
to 1.75
1.75
2ks 1961-1976
to 3.50
Tuscaloosa (City)—5Ks serial
100.11
0.75
Refunding Rev
1943-1947
j&d..
1947 1959.-.-j&d
2kb 1941-1948—a&o
to 2.40
b 2.00
2.80
4s
2.70
to 2.75
to 2.50
Series a refunding—
106
b 1.00
1942-1952
Tuscumbia refunding 1 %to4 %
to
0.50
2s 1941-1942
to 3.00
..M&S
102.1
0.50
3s 1943-1949
b 3.00
4Kb
4Kb
to 2.70
0.50
-j&d
3k 1941-1954
.j&d
3 Kb 1948-1958_. ...j&d
69
3.50
b 3.60
to 2.70
to 2.70
0.50
Electric Plant Revenue—
to 2.60
66
b 1.00
1945
Road 1957
to 2.90
Wks
0.50
0.50
3 kb 1941-1977
-M&N b 0.40
1941-1948
3.40
Ref 4s 1941 to 1975.j&d
JVJ b 1.00
Tuscaloosa 5s 1941-1957. .J&J b 2.00
68 ref pub impt *42-'53 M&N b 2.00
1.00
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941
101.2
2 Ha July 10 1954
3s Dec 1 1948
4 Ha May 15 1942
to 2.65
to 2.80
2Kb
107.4
101
Hawaii (Territory)—
1 Ha Sept 1 1944
2.10s July 20 1942
to 2.60
2.20
to 2.30
Selma (Citvl 5s-6b 1941-1955.
100.20 100:22
13^% July
to 2.60
2.20
to 2.60
to 2.6'
Maricopa County—
110
81K
b 0.75
b 1.00
104 K
107 y
106K
b 1.50
b 3.60
%
76 k
83
0.50
A&O b 1.00
A&O b 1.00
100.17
K% May 1 1943...
Federal Natl Mtgo Assn—
2% notes May 16 '43 opt *41
1K% Jan 3 1944 opt 4l
Reconstruction Finance Corp
H % notes July 20 1941
H % Nov 1 1941
H % Jan 15 1942
Is July 1 1942
2.10
103 K
to 2.45
4s 1q41-1q69
102.20 102.26
Commodity Credit Oorp—
H% Aug 1 1941
1% Nov 15 1941
1.80
b 2.30
%
101
75
j&j
1942-1961
4Kb 1941-1958
J&D
Gen fund 4kb 1941-66 J&D
Montgomery—
5s funding 1942-1966--J&J
4 kb Sanitary Sewer Jan 1'44
Montgomery Co 4kb 1957-59
6s Road 1951
—J&J
Morgan Co 5b road 1952-F&A
.M&S 106.30 107.1
J&.T 101.30
M&N 107.2
1942-1947
M&S i02
Federal Home Loan Banks—•
to 2.10
j&j b 0.40
-
Refunding 3 ks 1983
Refunding 4 ks 1983
Los Angeles (City)—
to 2.40
5s School Mav 1
100.3
2 Ha
to 1.80
3 Kb series c 1942-1971
to 2.40
98
Imperial Irrigation District
2.00
to 2.00
4K" Jun»* 1
100.9
3s 1944-1949
4s July 1
112
100.1
*Ha Dec 15 1945
Farm
110K
100.7
b 0.75
b 2.00
b 0.75
48 Tunnel Rev 1969—M&N
Mobile County—
128
100.29 101
102.6
102.4
101.31 102.1
102.11 102.13
101.31 102.1
101.6
101.4
102
102.2
101.6
101.4
1K% June 151943
t% Sept 15 1943...
Federal
102.19
101.30 102
102.13 102.15
103.14 103.16
103.10 103.12
Mar 15 1942
2.10
b 1.00
_
Florence refunding 1% to 4%_
Gadsden 6% Impt long mat—Jefferson County—
4kb Ct House '42-'43-M&N
4Kb Ref 1942-1961—A&O
Mobile City—
3KsGen rer44-Decl*70 J&J
105.29 105.31
104.14 104.16
3b Panama Canal 1961—Q-M 126
3b Conversions 1946..
Q-j 110K
3s Conversions 1947..
Q-J 111
U 8 Treasury Notes—
1.90
b 2.25
b 2.15
b 1.50
due 1941-1956
106.4
106.4
2b Dec 15 1948-1950...J&D
2s June 15 1953-1955..J&D
b 2.00
4Kb 1942-1960
Housing Authority—
Ser A 3k-3-2k-2k-2ks
103.3
106.4
2s Dec 15 1947
J&D
*2s Mar 15 1948-1950. M&S
to 2.60
1944-1959
A&O
3 Ha impt ref 1941-50.-J&J
3 kb Imp ref 1942-1958 A&O
111.2
108.4
109.1
...
j&j b 0.25
East Contra Costa Irrig Dist 6s
Golden Gate Bridge & h'way-
4s
110.23
Dec 15 1960-1965 J&D 111
Dec 15 1945
J&D 108.2
2.00
2Kb WatWks 1956-76"m&n
3ks Water wks 1952-1975
4kb Water 1911-1970.a&o
4kb 1941-1968
j&j
4kb 1942-1969
M&s
5s Municipal 1941-61 --f&a
5 Kb Harb Imp 41-'61 m&n
3 kb Sch Dist 1942-61.. j&j
..
110.3
110.15
June 151958-1663 J&D 110.21
b 2.10
b 0.75
3b
109.16 109.18
Net
Ask
East Bay Mun Utll Dist—
iKsrenewal class C 1956-J&J
IKsbarbor impt June 1 41-73
iK® highways 1952
M&S
1kb 1956 and 1959
-M&S
is renewal July 1
1956--—tXa 1942. 1946. 1949-—M&S
4b pub highway 1949-51-M&S
4s refunding 1941-1954—J&J
3 Ha refunding 1955-1965-J&J
8tate Bridge Corp 4b 1941-1951
Bridge Auth. 4s July 1 1957—
Annlston 5s 1941-1947—J&J
Bessemer New ref 4%
Birmingham—
2Kb 1942-1952
A&O
100.15
110.13
Sept 15 1948
Bid
Bonds
5s 1942-1974
119.7
To
or
Net
Treasury
2 Ks Sept 15 1945-1947 M&S
2 Ks Mar 15 1948-1951 M&S
2 Ha June 15 1951-1954 J&D
2 Ha Sept 15 1956-1959 M&S
basis for various maturities: all
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
.
the yield
are
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Yield Basis
Bonds
^
indicates that the figures shown
1.00
2.40
to
2.10
Moffat Tunnel Imp Dist—
b Basis.
/ Flat price,
j&j
j&j
j&j
b
b
1.30 !to 3.00 %
.301 %
l.G) to
b 3.00
j&j b 3.30
n
Nominal.
to
to
3.30 %
3.45 %
STATE
92
AND
Bid
Ask
b 0.35
to'0.90
b 0.95
to
b 1.25
to
Water
1mb Dec 1 1941-1945
2Mb Dec 1 1946-1949
b 0.40
b 1.75
b 2.40
to 2.60
b 0.35
to 1.10
2 Ms Dec 1 1950-1954
3s Dec 1 1955-1961
b 2.70
to
2 Ms Dec 1 1962-1969
b 2.75
to 2.80
b 0.45
to
b 1.20
Housing Authority-—
3s and 3Ms 1941-1954—
1.50
to
5 Ms
0-75
b
M&N
1942-1950
J15&D15
b 0.20
to 1.25
lMs 1942-1950
F&A b 8.30
Bristol 5Ms 1941-1957—J&D b 0.40
Cornwall 2s 1941-1956 _.A&0 b 0.25
to 1.30
to 2.00
-
0.25
1941 tax'le.A&O
0.20
lMs 1941-1950
A&O
1%b 1941-1958.-A&O b 0.15
East Hartford (Town)—m
4 ms School 1941-59--m&n 6 0.25
2s 1942-1965——
F&A 6 0.25
6 0.20
.
Darien
to 1.20
to 1.10
88
b 0.40
to 2.00
%
b 1.90
to 2.00
%
b 2.15
2Mb Dec 1 1953-1965
1.20 Suwanee Co Road 5 mb 1946.. 6 3.10
to Y.00 %
Tampa—
5s W W Purch '41-'72.F&A 6 1.50
1.55
4Mb Impt 1947
J&J 108
to 2.70
1Mb 1941-1947
F&A 6 0.15
Griswold 2Ms 1942-1959-J&D 6 0.30
to 0.90
Hartford—
1Mb Sept
to 1.30
6 0.15
1 1941-1959-m&s
1
3 Ms Bridge 1954-1955-j&d
"js
1954-1955-J&D
4s Water T941-1949—J&P 6 "0.25
jl941-1949—j&d
Hartford
(Schooll District)—
•4mb Northeast
Hartford County-—
1959-J&D
%
J&J
6 0.15
to 1.75
J&J
-J&J
Manchester*4 Ms 1942-44M&N
6 0.15
to
2Msl941-1978
1M 1941-1970
1mb 1971-1980
%
1.75 %
11.75
0.60 %
-
6 "0.15" to
to 0.50 «.
70
Meriden 1Mb 1941-1943-J&D 6 0.18
Is 1942-1951
M&N 6 0.15
Middlesex County-—
1mb Bdge 1941-1955-M&N 60.20
New Britain (Ceunty)—
to 1.05
6 0.25
to
1941-52-F&A
6 0.25
to 1.40
4Mb ImP 1941-1952.-M&N
1mb 1941-1948
J&D15
New London— .,.
4Mb Water ref 1950—F&A
1Mb 1942-1954
J&J
Norwalk
(City)—
-1968-M&S
4 Ms Sewer 1942-
6 0.25
to 1.50
6 0.25
to 1.25
6 0.20
to 1.40
1Mb 1942-1959
A&O
Norwalk (T) 4 Ms 1942 -J&D
Norwich 4 Ms 1942-1965-M&S
2MB 1942-1959
J2&J2
Ridgefleld (High School)—
1mb 1942-1963
J15&J
Stamford (C) 4s 1942
M&N
6 0.20
•4mb School
New Haven—
6 0.20
♦4Mb Sch 1942-1965—M&N
1 MB 1942-1950
A&O
1MB 1941-1959..J&J
Torrington 2 Ms 1942-'57 A&O
Waterbury—
Buffield
M&N
2MB 1941-1952
%
1942-49-M&S
2".66 %
to 2.10
to
6 0.25
to2.C0|%
6 0.20
to
%
1.10.%
1.60 %
to 2.50
%
to 1.90
to 1.70
6 0.20
to 1.25
6 0.20
to 1.75 %
•4Mb
(School Dist)—
1942-1956
M&N
(Township)—
4s 1942-1952..—
-J&J
2Mb 1941-1953
J&D
Windham
6 0.20
to
6 0.20
to
%
I
West Haven
24 M
40
l
.
1.50 %
1.35 %
Certificates of deposit...
Extl s f 7s ser D 1945. .J&J
Certificates of deposit—
Extl s f 7s 1957 1st ser.A&O
Certificates of deposit
Extl
f 7s 1957 3d
s
ser.A&O
Certificates of deposit...
/
8s 1946
.
8
6M
Certificates of deposit...
Extl s f 7s 1957 2d ser.A&O
8%
7%
7M
6M
7 M
6M
7 M
/
/
/
7M
50
15M
Antwerp (City) extl 5s '58 J&D
Argentine Repub—
4M« b f extl loan 1948.M&N
Extl s f conv 4Ms *71 -M&N
79 M
66 M
59 M
8
1.25'%
0.25
to
2mb April 1 1948-19572 M« April 1 1958-19661M» highway 1942-1979.
1.30
to 2.00
%
1.70 %
1.75 %
1.60
to
J&.l
0.25
075
Kent Co 4 Ms 1945-1950 .M&S
New Castle County—
..j&j 6 0.25
5Mb 1941-1944
.J&D 6 0.20
lMs 19*2-1961
to
Sussex Co 5s 1942-1970- ..j&j 6 0.50
.A&O 6 0.25
4Ms 1941-1953
to
M&N 6 0.40
to
lMs 1943-1973
to
Certificates of
8M
1.25^%
to 0.60
%
to 1.20
%
2.00 %
1.25 %
1.45 %
to
Con *53-'62 M&s 6 1.25
4Mb 1941-1958 (s-a). .A&O 6 0.25
.A&O 6 0.70
5s 1947-1949..
4 Ms Bldg
-A&c 6 0.25
4s 1942-1948--
1.75 %
to 1.65 %
to 0.90 %
to
to 0.85
%
102
99
Brandenton ref 4s 1942-70 J&J
Brevard County School Tax
Districts No. 1 &4 Refund.
—
90
80
Special Tax Sch Dist No 2
Ref 4s 1956-1967--M&N
105
Ref 3 mb 1941-1947.. _M&S
104
Duval Co Road 5s 1955.-A&O 6 3.00
3.75 %
79M
67
89
3.40 %
Extl g 5s 1949
Extl s f 5Ms '53
.
Duval Co School District
No. 1 5s 1941-1955. _-A&O 6 1.50
100
Escambia Co 6s Aug 15 1951
107
106
2.80(%
to
3.00,%
123
Gainesville—
6 1.50
6Ms July 1941-1975
103
Hillsborough Co 5s Oct 1 1943
6 3.40
Hillsborough Sch Dist No 4-
to
3.60 %
106
3.25 %
Jacksonville—
15 1942-45-J&J
15
5M» Jan 15 1942-45-J&J 15
Refunding 2.60s Jan 1 1957
2s 1954-1957^
—J&J
Lakeland new refunding—
Water & Light 5M» 1941-50
LeonCounty 5s July 1 1941-55
Marion Go Road 6s Feb 1 *52.
Road bonds 5s July 1 1952..
♦
Tax free
n
Connecticut,
1.50
to
2.00 %
1.50 ;to 2.00 %
2.20 %
2.40
2.15
2.00 %
98
.
—
—
—
96
17
17
38M
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—
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34
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35
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62 %
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16
87 M
j&J 15
5e
M&n
1955
F&A
1953
-
60
57
60
-
28
31
26
29
27
31
3M
5M
60
-
-
-
-
-
M
-
-
---
/ 45
45M
45M
6
85
55
1940—A&O / 55
5Ms 1940—-A&O / 55
5 Ms Cust Adm
2nd
ser
Extl
8m
/
J&J /
5lm
(Repub) 6s '45.M&S
39 M
18
56
55
47 M
60
60
""66""
60
8M
20 M
54 M
A&O / 21m
A&O / 17 m
A&O / 17
7b 1939—
7s 1940
7s due 1941
1942 maturity
—
17
17
1943 maturity
1944 maturity
17
—
---
Extl
s
17
f 6Ms 1953
M&n
French Government—
7s ext of 1949 stamped-J&D
7s plain 1949-—
---7 Ms ext 1941 stamped J&D
7 Ms plain 1941
35
47 M
110.
80
Finland
47 M
3.35 %
4M-4Ms'75M&N ~~47~~
34
f 4s $ bonds 1984. J&J
Called for redemption; see page
7M
13M
57 m
46 M
3.60
a
8
57 m
57 m
1969
57 m
1969
Dresden (Ger) ext 7s '45 M&N /
Duesseldorf 7s to 1945—M&S / 16'
Dulsburg 7s to 1945
M&N / 16
El Salvador (Rep)^—8s A 1948
46
Extre-adl
Extl re-a^,
s
00
78M
22 M
Danzig Port & Wat Ways Bd
2M
Extlsf 6Ms 1952——J&j /
51
Denmark ext 6s 1942
j&J
45
Ext'l 5Ms
1955—F&A
44
Trust rets 4Mb 1962 A&O 15
55
Dominican Rep 5 Ms '42.M&S
1945 maturity
—
s
7
7
Frankfurt-on-Main (Germ)—
52 M
52 M
Ref
to 3.40
62 %
Certificates of deposit
Estonia (Rep of) 7s. 1967
3.40 %
%
3.40 %
to
1.50
13
"161"'
"l07~~
5 Ms of'26 ext 1st ser
5 Ms of '26 ext 2d ser
—
3.65
1.70
15M
102 M
2d series 1961
w
13
99 M
Customs Administrations—
5 Ms of '22 ext 1961
4
16
"
"
11
2d Series 1942
35
6M
16M
100M
5 Ms
.
74
80
15M
Czechoslovak Republic—_
Ext s f 8s 1951 ser A„A&O
Ext s f 8s 1952 ser B—A&O
Danish Cons Municli.^1 Loan
20
56
Bud*pest(City)6sJ'n'35coup'62
81
Buenos Aires (Prov)6s'01 m&S
55
stamped 1961
m&S
7s stamped 1952
A&( > / 83
7 Ms stamped 1947—M&N / 84
6 Ms stamped 1961
F&A / 82
f 4
76
Extlsf 6Ms 1959
M&N /
/
Certificates of deposit
.
Scrip
Readjust 4
28
5 Ms Pub Wks June 30'45J&D / 86 M
Cundlnamarca Dep (Colombia)
53
22
J&D
17 M
Bogota (City) extl 8s '45-A&O
17
Certificates of deposit..
18
Extls f 6Mb 1947--- A&O
/ 22 M
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May '47
/ 20
Certificates of deposit
7s Oct 1947
A&O / 22 M
20
Certificates of deposit
3M
Bolivia (Rep) Ext 8s '47 M&n
3M
Extl 7s 1958J&J
3%
Extl sf 7s 1969
M&S
5M
6s 1940
A&O
Brazil 8% ex 1941
J&D f 21
7s Cent Ry elec 1952-_J&D / 19
*
45m
32
M&N / 11
13M
M&S
F&A
j&D
F&A
24
64
f 7s 1957
s
Extl 4 Ms 1977
61
A&O
(1926) '57.A&0 /
(1927) '57.A&0 /
Funding 5s 1931-1951-A&O /
/
Funding scrip
Bremen (State) 7s 1935—M&S
6s 1940
M&S /
Brisbane (City) Australia—
30-yr s r 5s of 1957—__M&S
Sf 5s 1958
F&A
20-year s f 6s 1950—-J&D
British 4* 1990 opt *60—- M& N
War Loan 3 Ms of 1932
Victory 4s due 1976--- —
Brit Hungarian Bk 7 Ms 1962.
23
M&n
(City)—
Funding 5s 1951
20M
Extls f 6M»
Extlsf 6Ms
23
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
Extl s f 7s 1942
J&J
Costa Rica (Republic)—
Ext sec s f 7s 1951
M&N /
"18"
30"
23
F&A /
/
7s stamped 1957—
External s f 7s 1937
M&N /
f
7s stamped 1937
Extl
8
25
26
Cordoba
7M
36"
23
52 J&D
7M
8
21M
36 %
23
8
60
„
Columbia Co Road 6s 1955.. 6 3.95
Coral Gables—
87
New refunding 2 M-5s 1977
Dade Co 5s Oct 1947-54.A&0 6 3.00
M&N
23
Cuba (Rep) 5s 1944
Extl g 4 Ms '49 opt
\
FLORIDA
23
deposit
Copenhagen 5s June 1
Extl g 4Mb 1953
.
Wilmington—
5s Jan
Berlin 6M» 1950
6s June 15 1958-
A&C
Sinkfd 7s (of 1927) *47 F&A
Certificates of deposit
8
75
10
85
Certificates of deposit
.
2Mb April 1' 1942-1947.
15
9
ff
78
23
23
32
12
Bavarian Palatinate 7s '45 J&J / 15
72
Belg Govt extl 6 mb 1949 M&S
72
External s f 6s 1955---J&J
Extl s f 7s 1955
J&D
10m
11
.
J&D /
J&D
72
M
12 %
12
11
10
1962
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8
17 M
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11
10
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1961
Costa Rica Pac Ry 7Ms 1949 /
5s 1949
M&S f
52
*
10
JO^T sf 6Mb 1947
8M
^
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11
60 M
60
60
"Iom
10
1961
59 M
'72-F&A
8 f extl loan 4s Apr *72. A&O
2% Treasury notes 1948...
Australia (Commonwealth)—
Extl 5s July 15 1955.J&J15
Extl 5s 1957
M&S
Extl 4Mb 1956
M&n
Austrian Govt 7s 1957—J&J /
Baden extl s f 7s 1951
J&J
Bank of Colombia 7s '47-A&O
7s 1948
h&O /
Baranquilla 4s ext to '64 J&D /
Bavaria (Ger'y) 6Ms '45-F&A /
8 f extl loan 4s Feb
12
11
Funding 4s Jan 1 1946
Colombia Mtge Bk—*
8M
7%
Certificates of deposit... /
8 f 7s ser O 1945.
J&J\f
13
10m
—
7M
7M
7M
7%
7M
7%
}
Certificates of deposit...
s f 7b ser B 1945.-J&J /
Extl
West Hartford—
4Mb Mar 15
Antioquia Col (Dept of)—
Extl s f 7s ser A 1945—J&J
21M
Extl
6 0.20
& 0.15
24
16
6 0.20
5s Water 1941-1971 —M&N 6 0.25
6 0.20
3s Street 1942-1955—F&A „ Uii(U
24M
23
M&S /
"iom
12
7M
Hukuang Rys5s£..j&D 15 /
Cologne Germ'y 6Ms'50.M&S
35M
Colombia Rep 6s 1961
j&J
f 35
Certificates of deposit
6s Oct 1961
A&O / 35M
f 35
Certificates of deposit
23
Certificates of deposit... /
Akershus (Dept of) 4s 68 M&S
0.25
10m
Chinese Government—
24 M
23
Anhalt 7s to 1946
to 2.00
6 "0.25" to
25
i6m
"iom
12
..M&N
6% notes 1931
stamped 1931
24 M
23
J&J f 23
1947
1
10m
..M&N
6s assented
23
"10M
12
.
M&S
1962
1963-
f 6s
s
1962
6s
%
2.00
10m
Chili Mtge Bk 6 Ms '57 j&D31
6 M® assented 1957
8 f gu 6 Ms Jne 30'61. j&D31
80
Certificates of deposit— / 23
7b
1961..
"l0%
12
6s assented
Extl
--
6Mb assented
S f gu 6s 1961
Certificates of deposit... /
7s 1946
A&O f
1
Jan
Extlsf 6s 1962
%
109
—A&O / 23
6s 1948—
%
to 1.75
10m
110
"10%
12
1961
Sept. 1961..M&s
rOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
AND CITIES
(T?20
6 0.15
M&N
2MB 1941-1961
Stamford (Town)-—
to 3.60
78
Refunding 2-6e
6s 1947
F&A /
Certificates of deposit... f
2.10 %
1.70
6 "0.20"
10m
6s assented
to%
12
f 6s 1960
6% assented 196.1
1.35
6 0.20
s
6s assented
1.25 %
1942-1951.-.-----F&A
2s
10m
68 assented Sept. 1961...
Extl Ry ref 6s Jan 1961 .j&J
%
%
9M
24
12
6s assented Feb
Extlsf 6s
Agricul Mtge Bk (Colombia),
to 1.20
24
16
6s assented 1960
Extlsf 6s Feb 1961.-F&A
2.90 %
103
M&8
1943-1965
West Palm Beach—
Ref 4s
Metropolitan District
Extl
2Mb Dec 1 1941-1950
2s Dec 1 1951-1952
29%
*25"
7% assented 1942
Wat Wks Rev Ctfs—
to 2.10
28
6s July
7s assented 1960
M&S
Chill (Rep) ext 7s 1942.M&N
St Petersburg—
Refunding 3-5s Oct 1 1972
7M
1M
10m
90
1.00
8
7
17m
17m
109
to
8m
7M
6M
Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl s f 7s 1960 ser A—M&s
3.20
106
107
to 0.75
9
8
Central Bank of Germany—
6s series A 1952
.F&a
6s series B 1951
A&O
3.30
2.80
98
89
6 0.15
DtJPU
to 3.50
109
St Johns Co Road 5s 1946.
Road 5 Ms 1944
M&S
to 0.75
4
7M
coupon on I960—
Farm loan 6s 1960—A&O15
6s Oct coupon on 1960
6s A int ctfs 1938—A&015
3.35
to 3.50
103
3
Farm loan 7s 1950—M&S15
Farm loan 6s I960 —.J&J15
„
3.35
8m
8
16
Oeara (Brazil) 8s 1947---J&D
Cent Agricul Bank (Germany)
99
8
14
Certificates of deposit
_
95
87
to 1.50
6 0.20
yhh
3.10
107
1.75
to
1941-1945——-F&A
4s 1961-.-..--..
Palm Beach (City*of) 5s
Pensacola5sl958
J&J
Pinellas Co ref highway 4s ..
St Augustine ref 4s 1967
New refunding 3-5s
8
a&O
Certificates of deposit
Extl sec 7s 1948
j&D
109
2.25
100
2.50
3.50
2.80
1.50
3.40
3.00
Refunding 4s 1942-62-F&A
Orange County 5s 1944--J&J
5s 1952-1953
J&J
5Ma 1945 1950
M&S
6s 1941-1950
to 2.15
to
6M
7Ms 1946-
Orlando—
to 1.50
I
3.10
to 3.00
Ref 4Mb non-opt 1947-56- b 2.50
New Smyrna—
97
Ref 3-4M-6s Jan 1 1964
b 0.20
Fairfield (County)—
lMs 1941 to 1950
J&D
Greenwich 3s 1941-1944—F&A
2.75
to
b 1.50
1.20
to 1.50
to
1941-48—J&J
1M«
7M
Miami Beach—
to 0.45
To
Net
6H
Certificates of deposit
Oali(Oolombia)8 f 7s '47-M&N
Oallao (Peru) 7 Ms 1944-J&J
Carlsbad (City) s f 8s '54-j&J
Oauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
to 2.20
_
^^sT^und
Sec s f 7s 1967.
j&J
Stabil loan 7 Ms 1968.M&N
Oaldas Extsf 7 Ms 1946--j&J
to 1.50
1.20
Ask
Bulgaria (Kingdom)—
revenue—
1.20
1.50
University of Conn—
3 ms 1942-1944——-M&n b 0.15
Is 1945-1961
M&n b 0.55
Branford (T) 2s 1941-57-J&D b 0.20
1941-1948
or
Bid
Bonds
106
102
Refunding 3 Ms and 3Mfl...
1 Ms
Yield Basis
Net
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Miami—
CONNECTICUT
1Mb April 15 1944-1949
1 Ms April 15 1950-1961
lms April 15 1962-1971
Funding and building bonds—
1mB 1944-1958
J&D
Hartford Bridge—
2s 1944-1961
F&A
IKs 1961-1971
F&A
date of issue
To
or
To
Net
or
Bridgeport—
5s Refunding
of the month preceding toe
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
securities are as near as possible for the closing day
Quotations for all
5 Basis.
/Flat price.
k Last sale.
n Nominal.
17 m
19
93
99
85
99
96
161"
99 M
June, 1941]
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
To
or
Bid
Ask
Foreign Qovts. and
Cities (Concl.i
(Rep of) 0s 1940-A&O f
4
assented 1958_.A&O f
s f 7s 1947 A&O f 12%
4 Ms assented 1968—A&O /
3%
External 8s 1950------J&J /
3%
4M" assented 1963
J&J) 3%
Dollar funding 3s 1956-A&O /
3
Porto Alegre (City) Brazil—10%
Sinking fund 8s 1961 — J&D
10%
23
„
j
22
10 H
6M
9%
6M
5Ms unstamped 1965
German Extl 7s *49 stamp A&O
7s unstamped 1949...
Scrip
German Prov & Oomm Bk®
'58 J&D
'54M&N
25
17M
17M
10%
7%
10%
7%
3%
25
2
8%
Prov Bank
6s 1941
20
15
55
25
21
30
57
7
6
9%
9%
15%
75%
6sl952
...-.---A&O
Queensland (State) 7s 41 A&O
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
Rio de Janeiro 8s 1940—A&O /
Extl s f 6 Ms 1953
F&A/
«Ms 1959
/
6s 1933
/
Rio Grande Do Sul (State)
Brazil ext s f 8s 1940—A&O /
7s extl s f 1960
M&N /
Extl s f 7s 1967
J&D /
Extl s f 6s 1968
J&D /
Rome extl s f 6M* 1952..A&O /
Eoumanla
22
19
22 M
15
29%
Certificates
6
(City) Peru—
Extl s r 6 Ms 1958—M&S
Certificates of deposit—
5%
6M
Lower Aust (Prov)7Ms'5QJ&D
21
Luneberg (City) 7s 1948.M&N
Maranhao (State) Brazil—
Ext s f 7s 1958
M&N / 12%
Medellin (Munic) (Colombia)
7s extl Dec 1 1951
J&D
7%
Certificates of deposit—
8
6 %
6Ms 1954
J&D
Certificates of deposit...
8
Mendoza (Prov) Argentina—
7 %s extl s f 1951
.J&D al00
4-7 Ms stamped
J&D alOO
4s extl read] $ bds 1954. J&D
69
sf gtd 4
Ms 1943—
Stamped assented
/
5%
'5%
1945—
5s assented 1945
5M
5%
5%
5M
4s 1904 assented 1954.....
4s 1910 assented 1945
6s 1913 assented 1933
Milan (Italy) ext 0Ms *52. A&O
r
5%
5%
5%
6%
21%
Brazil
M&S
10%
10%
il
Extl 6 Ms 1959 ser A..M&S
Montevideo (City) 7s '52. J&D
60
64
A.M&N
57
70
11
(Australia)F&A
f 1957
f 5s 1958
59%
59%
A&O
Met Wat Serv & Dr Board
S f 5Ms 1950
A&O
57
Norway ext 6s 1943
F&A
External s f 6s 1944—F&A "55"
<.%s extl sk fd 1956.—M&S
31
d%s extl sk fd 1965—A&O
31
Sk fd ext: 4s 1963
F&A
Norway Municipalities Bank
Guar s f 5s 1970
__J&D
27%
Nuremburg extl 6s 1952.F&A
Oldenburg (Free State) 7s 1945 / 16"
Oriental Devel—See Jap Govt
Oslo s f extl 4Ms 1955—A&O
Extl
s
Panama
fr
6s 1943
State Mtge
sec
ser
(City) 6 Ms 1952.—
_
Extl sf 6s 1964
7 "54"
/
/ 56
59
"59"
32%
32
C
f
/
/
8%
8%
9%
31
lMs
1942
17%
52%
25%
57
"56%
57%
~~30"
103%
18%
8
VA
7
7%
6%
6%
6%
6%
3s
perpetual
3s Jan 15 1967
M&S
J&J
30-yr 3s Nov 15 1968.M&N
14-yr 3 %s 1951
M&N
25-yr 3%s 1961 opt '56 J&J
15-yr 3 Ms, 1949.
A&O
Refunding 4s 1945
A&O
20-yr 4s 1952
...A&O
30-yr4s I960.
A&O
Refunding 4 Ms 1944.A&O
6s Nov 15 1941
Refunding 5s 1943
5s May 1952
80
83
68%
71
60
67
67
67
62
62
12
10%
15
11%
10%
9
10%
13%
12
10
—
70
80
—
19%
69
72
19
1941-1944
1943-1960
Province)—
Ms 1944
J&J
J&J
77%
s 1951
1949
f deb 1952
97%
79%
81
101%
—
63
...
78
76
76
78
79
77
...
...
82
80
...
18
91
95
88%
90
87
90
101
72
102%
99
100%
...
76
97
99
96
...
...
100
97
93
—-
II.
99%
98
96
98*
90
93
64%
64%
69
65
70
I—
69
...
99
99
95
97
95
...
65
77
79
J&D
89
Quebec City—
5s 8 F (non-call) 1960.M&N
Saskatchewan (Province)—
"9l"
86
90
69
49
73
deb 1953
1943 (non-call)
6s 1959 (non-call)
4 Ms July 21945
ik.
4%s
—
J& D15
M&N
J&J2
Mar" 15"i960""M&8
1950-1959
Ss 1945 & 1940 var
5s 1950 & 1951 var
5s Jan 15 1970
"81"
83
86
M&N15
J&J
Ill
...
...
—
...
52
58
61
47
1QKK
4 Ms 1942-1945
4Ms 1946-1901
4s £ July 1 1948
3 %s July 1 1944
Vancouver. (B C)—
79
47
50
50
44
48
...
Gelled for redemption; see page 110,
6 Basis.
/ Hat price;
k Last salej
mmm
99%
J&D
A&O
96
A&O
95
96
60
70
73
82
82
80
J&J]
4Mb 1967
—F&
Verdun deb 5s 1954....
Winnipeg, Man 5s 1944.-A&
4 Ms non-call 1944—M&
4%s June 1 1946
J&
86
77
74
80
86
85
•>
mm
77
mmm
72
78
mmm
89
94
mmm
85
91
83
90
95
mmm
87
mmm
80
85
mmm
georgia
(s ref 1941-1945
J&
b 0.50
Highway Ref Mar 15 *47
Albany 5s 1945
—J&D
\ppling County—
Road 6s 1949-1953
Athens 4Mb June 30 1943
tofl.00 %
<m
mw
m
1.30
m m
1.50
6 2.75
6 2.00
to 3.00
%
1.50 %
"84"
102%
n
tm
at
A
«
.
—
68
84
A&O
98
81%
.
...
J&D
..ss
4 Ms 1961
8 F 4%s 1946
90
"79"
65
70
M&N
M&N
87
74
"66"
60
62
87
76
89%
75%
63
60
62
76
93%
73%
73%
80
82
82
80
80
82
5s
"77
68
"85"
4s Nov 15 1957
Toronto 5s 1941
77
66
J&J
12%
3%
4%
75%
96
69
63
J&D
J&J
M&N
38
45%
72
65
78
41%
16
77
57
66
81
5Ms 1962
5s
71%
52
70
63
4 Ms 1956
71%
66%
86%
86%
67
6s Munic Imp '4l-'50—J&J
5s July 1. 1941-1950—J&J
40
93%
63,
M&N
J&J
ss
75
79
70
70
49
95%
75
65
101
49
3
~
60
4Mb
40
...
100
4 Ms
43%
66
M&N
50
73%
90
...
65
65
Debenture 3s 1950—M&N
Debenture 3s 1949
J&D
2%s 1944
F&A
Ottawa City 5s *41 *45—J&J
43%
44%
85
J&D
5s Nov 1. 1969
17%
3
67
F&A
May 15,1942-43.M&N 15
4s May 15,1944
M&N 15
4s May 15,1958-68.M&N 15
20
42
3
"70"
63
M&N
4s
5
42%
34%
65
72
J&J
M&N
M&S
4 Ms Jan 15. ,42-,47—J&J 15
4%s Jan '15 '48-'57.J&J 15
4s 1941
M&N
4%
36%
...
.
68
5 Ms 1946
5s 1959—
4 Ms 1944
5%
5%
41
...
J&D
5-yr 3% debs July 1 1944..
10-yr 3M % debs July 1 1949
North Vancouver 5s *60., J&J
Nova Scotia (Province)—
Deb 5s 1960
M&8
Deb 4Mb Sept 15'52 M&S15
Deb 4Mb 1960
M&N 16
Ontario (Prov) 6s *43—M&S15
16*
...
"79"
Debenture 5s 1900
1955
11
M&N
M&N
89
""86"
70
4 %■
35
8-yr 2 %s 1943
7-yr 2Mb 1944
10-yr 2 Ms 1945——F&A
20-yr 3s 1955
J&D
3s 20-year 1958
J&D
87
80
76
New Brunswick—
8 f deb 5 Ms 1950
s
M&N
J&D
J&J
J&D
M&N
89
J&D
_
56%
9
...
36
J&J
M&S
4 Ms 1900
A&O
4Mb non call 1958-M&H 15
4 Ms sf Apr 15.1961 AA015
Debenture 4s 1947..M&N
19%
CANADA
(American Dollar Quotations)
2s 6-year 1944
2 %s Jan 15 1944
40
40
65
4Mb May. 1954
4Ms Jan. 1944
J&J
4%s 1941-1951
A&O 15
4 Ms June 1, 1971—J&D
4s May 1.1944
M&N
Metrop Co 4 Ms '53:54Sc'61
4Mb May 1, 1905
M&N
Harbor Commissioners—
Dominion of Canada—
24
f
27
7%
external conversion 1979-
4Mb assented 1958
F&A
Warsaw (Land M Bk) 8s 1941
Westphalia—See Prov Bank
Wurtemberg 7s to 1945.M&N
Yokohama ext )6s 1961..J&D
40
61
3%-4-4M% (8 bds of 1937)
3 M-4M-4 5-16% extl
Conv s f of '37 1978.J&D
40
40
96
A&O
4s Elec L & P1941
3%-4-4M% ($ bds of 1937)
external readjust 1979...
42
42
40
70
1957
J&D
3 Ms s f deb 1949.
F&A
Montreal 5s Dec 1. 1945. J&D
5s s f Nov 1, 1950
M&N
8
35
J
102%
/ 17
M&N
Venetian Prov Mtge BankS f 7s 1952 ser A
A&O
Vienna (O) extl 6s '52...M&N
Warsaw (City) 7s 1958.-F&A
Panama (Rep)ext5M»'53 J&D al02
Extl s f 5s ser A 1963—M&N fk 57
Stamped (assented)
Series A (ctfs of deposit).—
Series B (ctfs of deposit)
5% scrip
Ref 3% series B 1967--M&S
Parana (State) Brazil 7s 1958Pernambuco (State of) Brazil
Extl s
i 7s 1947.
M&S
Peru sec if 7s 1959
M&S
Nat Loan extl 6s 1960.J&D
Extl s f 6s 1961
A&O
Sydney (City) N S W—
25-yr s f 5%s 1955——F&A
Tokyo (City of)—
5s of 1912-1952
M&S
Extls f5M» 1961
A&O
Tolima (Dept of) 7s '47-M&N
F&A
Uruguay 8s ext 1940
Extl s f 6s 1960
M&N
Conversion scrip
64
7
6%
J&D
J&D
f
bonds of 1937-78
F&A
3Ks extl re-adj 1984—J&J
61%
6
5%
%
M&N
B...M&N
Extl sf 7s 1958
42
87
J&J
4s
(Prov) Poland—
4-4%-4M% extl read]
.
s
ff
47
47
4%s 1945
4%s 1951
4MB 1956—
22%
80
M&N f
Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945
J&D f
Sink fund 6 Ms 1946
J&D
Coil sf 6s 1947
M&S /
Serbs Croats &. Slov (King of)
„
35
Scrip,
Bs
Mtgei Hank of Denmark—
Exch s f 5s 1972 ser IX J&D
27
Municipal Bank—
Hessen 7s to 1945
F&A / 16
National Bank of Panama—
4s ser A & B 1946-1947
/ 63
4sser C & D 1948-1949
/ 60
5s extl
A&O
44
44
40
40
40
38
38
38
38
38
38
33
5s 1944
5s 1959--.—
%
%
16
18%
18%
17%
51%
Net
8 F deb 5Ms 1958..—.J&J
5s 1943
J&D
56%
4Mb assented 1958
Slleelan Landowners Assn—
1st mtge s f 6s 1947
F&A /
See New South Wales.
.
65
.
A&O
1945
Lachlne P Q 5s 1954
J&D
Manitoba (Province of)—
Debenture 6s 1947
A&O
5Ms 1942
M&S
61
f 7s 1961..
Extl 7s 1962
Metrop Water Service—
New South Wales
s
Extl 8s 1962
Mexican Irrigation—
f 6s 1959 ser
Extl
Silesia
70%
10%
10%
9%
21%
84 *
1942.M&S
Extls f 7s 1948
Saxon
-g"
12
10%
10%
9%
19%
A&O
..M&N
Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952 M&N
Extl s f 0Ms 1957-M&N 15
8%
f 1955 & 1900
Halifax N S 4s July,
6s Jan, 1951
s
8 f deb
Extl guar s f 4s 1964
M&S
Santander (Dept) Colombia
Ask
Hamilton—
11%
A&O
7s 1945
4s 1945 stamped
Santa Fe (Prov) 7i
4s Stamped 1942
Extl
14
5s
Fe (City) Arg Rep extl
Santlago(City)Chile7s '49 J&J
-
s
J&J /
deposit... /
f
«
scrip..
Santa
6%
„
Extl
A&O /
.
Extl 8s 1950
J&J if
Extl 7s 1950
M&S /
Extl s f 6s of 1928. 1968 J&J /
Sec sf 7s 1940
...A&O /
15
28
7
(Brazil) State of—
8% external loan 1936.J&J / 30
56
15
8%
7%
8%
7%
7%
7%
San Paolo
40%
10
10
65
_
8s 1948.
/
8s ctfs of deposit 1948— /
Catharina (Brazil)—
8s 1947
F&A f
29
40
19
96M
Ssnta
62 %
38
"9 %
1959
194V
Salvador 7s 1957..
_
54 %
39 M
11
64%
8%
-
4s
5,;
18
F&A /
Feb 1937 coupon paid... /
Russian 6Ms June 18 1919..
/
5 M % ©xt loan TV*
*Q9i
/
Saarbrucken (City) Germany
Extl s f 6s 1953
,J&J /
(Mtge Bk) 6s ser A '47 J&S / 16
24
17
Japanese Government—
8 f GHs 1954
F&A
Extl s f 5 Ms 1905—M&N
Oriental Dev Co 0s'53.M&S
Orient D»v Co 5Ms*58M&N
Jugoslavia (Kingdom)—
Funding s f 5s 1956—M&N
2d ser funding 5s 1956 M&N
State Mtge Bk 7s 1957-A&O
Leipzig (City of) 7s 1947F&A
(Monopolies)
Gold 5s
4
96
1947
J&J f
/
/
/
/
/
/
4Ms Jan 15.1957
J&J /
4 Ms July 16, 1958
J&J /
4Mb Apr 1, 1901
A&O /
4Mb June 1, 1967
J&D /
Debenture 4s 1954—J&D
/
Brit Col (Prov) 5s *48-J&J 16
5s Apr 25, 1954
A&O 25
4MB 1941-1946
J&D 29
4Ms 1947-1956
J&D 29
4 Ms s f deb Jan 23 '69 J&J23
8 f deb 6s 1947
F&A
Calgary 5s July 1,1945...J&J
Edmonton (O) 5s *45&'50A&0
4
8
-.
Bid
(Prov of)—
Gold 5 Ms
Gold 5
16
-------
30
unspecified..........
Extl 6 Ms 1958
Alberta
23
16
1951—M&S 15 f
6s series B
Specified
Itai Credit Consortium for
Pub wksext 7s B'47 M&S
Pub Utll Credit s f 7s'52J&J
6M«
Institute 7s
_
Mlnas Geraes (State)
\
f
41
Bonds
16
f
Prussia
British
Greek Govt s f 7s 1904—M&N
7%
Sink fund 6s 1908
F&A
6%
Guatemala 8s 1948
37
M&N
Haiti (Rep) 6s extl 1952.A&0
52 M
_6s 1953A&O / 40
Hamburg (State of) Germany
Gold 6s 1940
A&O
Hanover (City) Germany 7s'39
17
Hanover (Prov) Germany—
6s
1st series 1957
F&A
17M
16
*0Ms 2nd series 1949
F&A
Heidelberg (Germ) 7 Ms'50J& J /
Helslngfors (City) Finland—
Extl if 6Hs 1960
49
A&O
Hessen.
See Munich Bank
Hungarian Cons Munic Loan
•
f g 7 Ms 1945
5%
—J&J
Extl s f 7s Sept 1940—J&J
5%
Hungarian Land Mtg Instit'n
Mtg 7Ms 1961 ser A..M&N
5%
5%
S f THs'ol ser B($ bds)M&N
5
Hungary (King) 7 Ms '44.F&A
Ext at 4M% to 1979—F&A
13
Irish Free State 5s 1960-M&N
74
Italy (Kingd) extl 7s '51.J&D
26M
Prestito Kedlmlblle 3Hi
Lima
(Westphalia) 6s '33
6s 1936
To
or
Net
8
4 Ms
Cons munic 6s 1947-.J&D
German Govt Internet—
5%s loan of 1965—J&D
„
Ask
7
Stabilization
Funding 3s 1940__
German Cons Munic 7s'47 F&A
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
mt
Poland
German Conversion Offer—
93
Yield Bais
Yield Basis
Bonds
BONDS
for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible
Nominal,
J&J
Ref
b 1.00
b
to
Indianapolis—
614s Track Elev '42-*47.J&J
4H« 1942-1955
r&J
154s refund Jan 1 1942-1961
lHs 1943-1958
J&J
lHs 1959-1962
J&J
Indianapolis School Dist—
4s Bldg 8ept 1 1946...J&J
3Hs July 1 1941
.J&J
.15 %
to 2
J&J
1942-1951
5s Water
1.00
6 1.00
2Hs 1941-1967—J&D
2.20 %
to 2.30 %
Housing Authority—
3H-3-2Hs & 2 Hs
due 1941-1960
M&N 6 0.40
Ser A
to 2.45
1.50 %
2.25 %
2.00
0
Augusta4>4s Flood '42-.M&N
Bibb Co 4Hs 1943-49—M&N 6 2.30
Chatham County
6 1.00
Road 4Hs 1941-1949.F&A
6 1.00
Clarke Co 5s 1942-1944—-J&J
1 st
2.00 %
to
%
1.90 %
to 2.00
to
6 0.40
to 2.50
6 1.25
Funding 1942-1947 A&O
1941-1948—J&J
1943—J&J
414s Drainage 1944
F&A
414s Refunding 1959—F&A
214s 1943-1967
J&D15
Spalding Co 5s 1942-M9 .J&J
Swainsboro 6s 1942-1950-A&O
Pulaski Co 5s
to
1.25
2.00 %
1942-1948.F&A b 1.00
Inapt
1.25 %
%
2.50 %
to
0.50
»Hs
b 0.30
to
1.2C
Cedar
b 1.60
to 2.00
1.40
6 1.00
Clinton
b 0.50
less
H
b 0.30
less
to
b 0.30
to
1941-1942
J&D
Rapids 4 Hs*49-'53M&N
Co 2Hs 1942_.M&N
Davenport Indep Sch Dist—
4Hs 1941
M&N
Des Moines 5s 1941-'57—J&J
IHs W W 1941-1942..J&D
2.30
b"1.75"
co
6 1.00
Co 2.10
6 I 35
Jan 6 I 00
6 1.00
Ware Co 5s Road 1941-49 J&J
2.25 %
%
to 3.25 %
to 1.25
to
%
l )es
2.25 %
Sept 1
uee
IDAHO
Co
Prim
6 1.00
414s ref 1942-1945—A&O
6 1.00
3Ms 1941-19 >7
M&S
Amer Falls Reservoir Dlst—
6 2.00
1941-1944
1951
J&J
Boise City Ind Sch Dlst No. 1
6 1.00
414s June 30 1941-1954
to
1.25
1948
M*y I 1942 17
b 1.00
less
%
8
1
b 1.00
less
b 1.10
less
1
b 0.30
to 1
00
J
i
6 0.50
to 1.90
6 0.30
to
6 0.30
to 1.25
6 0.30
to 1.25
6 0.30
to
6 0.50
Champaign
5s
County—
..
1942-1943—M&N
Bdge Rev)—
M&S
Road
6 0.50
4 Hs
97
4 Ha
100
to
|1.45
b"l.20"
to
%
to 0.80
l".70
dbawnee Co 4 Ha
2.20
4s 1942-1944—
6 0.40
to 0.80
4s 1945-1948
6 1.00
to 1.45
4s 1949-1950
6
to 1.70 %
1.60
%
2.00
414a 1954
Board of Education—
0.70
6 1.15 Ito 1.55
314s 1955 opt 1946.
414s 1954 opt 1944.
Chicago Park District—
314s 1956 opt 1946
4s 1955 opt 1942-'44
4s 1955 opt 1945-47
f?35
0.80
1.35
1.70
%
%
to 2.15 %
0.40
to 0.90
1.15
to 1.55
1.70
to 2.15
0.40
1.15
4s 1955 ont 1948-'55
.
District—
1942-44
4s 1955 opt l945-'47
4s 1955 opt 1948-*54_.
to 0.90
to 1.55
Sanitary
4s 1955 opt
2Ks construction ser
J&J
0.40
to 2.15
1942-61.J&J
0.50
to 2.15
0.40
Elgin Sanlt D 5« *42-'44.M&N
Evanston 8 D No 76—
1942-1948
Forest Preserve—
4s 1956 opt 1942-1944
4s 1956 opt 1945-1947
4s 1956 opt 1948-1952
Granite City 4 Hs 1942-48 J&D
Jackson Co 45*8 1942-46.J&J
1.15
40 to 1 70 %
toO 80
6 0.70
to 1.50
0.40
to 0.90
to 2.95
2.50
to 3.00
1.00
to 2.50
1.15
1.25
to 1.75
1.25
to 3.00
1.25
to 2.00
F&A 6 0.80
of)—
98
Bridge rev 4s 1964
F&A
Wlnnetka (Village)—
6 0.75
25*s Dec 1,1941-1958—
1944-1958
to 3.00
0.50
to
0.50
to 2.90
J&J ft 3.10
3.00
6 0.75
to 2.25
1941-1953
M&S 6 0.75
Highw & Bdge *41-44 M&N 6 0.75
to 2.10
Gary Sch
*00
City 4 Hs Oct 1943
Hammon (City)—
4s*C H 1942-1950..-J&J30 6 1.50
to 2.50
'47 & '52..M&S
Bowling Green5s 1955
J&J
Covington 4Hs *41-'50
A&O
4 H" WW
1942-1951.. J&J
4s Fdg 1952 opt '42
F&A
4Ha School Jan 1 1942-1969
Henderson County—
4 Hs R&B Oct 1 '41-*56 A&O
Lexington—
Pub Wks Nat Recovery—
1.00
to
0.90 %
1957
Jan
H'way & Bdge *42-'54.A&0
4s Sept 1.
4s State
Pier
1942......M&S 6 0.75
100H
101H
to
to 2.25
to 1.35
M&S
10 !
100H
102
101 H
99 H
102
Improve'mt 1941-56-. A&O
101
4Hs
4s
—
3.50
July
3.25
1952-1958.—J&J
to 2 00
%
6 0.76
to 2.00
%
Portland Water District—
4s Funding 1948
J&D 6 2.00
3.20
3.20
6 2 25
2.00
6 3 65
3.40
1.50
J..
2.40
1942-'55.F&A
to
2.40
1.40
2.00
1.85
1947
2.00
1.85
6 2.50
J& J
1
1.30
f<
10
I
6 1.50
1.30
6 2.00
1.85
1.85 %
0.50
6 2.00
6 0.70
3.25
J&J
1
3.25 %
3.15 %
6 3.25
Sewer
1.90
Dist—
6 1.00
.
—
2.00 %
to 2.75 %
to 2.80
to
4
I
1.85
6
Portland
4s
1941-1950...
M&N
6 2 00
Watervllle 4 H« 1941-1950
Weetbrook 4Ha 1941-1948... 6 1.00
MARYLAND
1.90 %
1.60
200
2 Ha Water May 1 1953—.
2s ref W W Jan 1 1961
South
104
%
2.10
Portland—
District—
3Hs July 1. 1941-1947
3.00
6 3.50
to 3 00
Portland Bridge
2.25
5 3.20
5s Sch 1962—A&O
3.25 %
Old Town Water District—
102 H
100
102 H
6 3 25
102
2 00
Kennebec Water District—
4s Ref May 1. 1950—M&N
Sch Dlst—
1942-1945
M&N 6 1.00
4s O H '42 '45 tax ex-A&O 6 0.75
6
I
to 2 30
Brewer High
100]
105]
1
to 2.10
Belfast 4 Hs Ref *41- 50 M&N 6 3.50
1 )1H
10 5;
to
Certificates of Indebtedness—
3s 1942-1950
A&O 6 0,
2Hs 1941-1951
—-A&O 6 0
2J*s June & Aug 15 *41-'52_ 6 0.
2s 1942-1953
F15&A 6 0.
1 Hs
1941-1953
F&A 15 6
1H» 1943-1955
F15&A 6
lHs 1942-1954
F&A 15 6
Annapolis 4H« W W *42. A&O 6
0.
0.
0.
to
1.00
to 1.10
1
to 1.15
%
1.15 %
to 1.10 %
to 1.20 %
to 1.15
to
0.50
1.
§
Baltimore—
to 1.80
1942-1961
A&O
5s Gen Imp 1943-1945.M&S
5s Water 1961...
A&O
5a
to 0.70
1.70
registered 1940 ..-M&S
4Hs Mar 1. 1942-'55--M&S 6 0.
4s Aug 1. 1951
F&A 6 1,
4s Annex 1954
..J&D 6 1.
1
5s
M&N
M&S
M&S
4s Regis'd stk 1940-57 M&N
4s 1941-1944
A&O
4* 1950-1975
M&S
to 0.75
6 0.50
6 2.40
to
2.50
3Hs 1941-1959
J&J
Long Term Bonds—
Refunding 3 H® 1942-'56_F&A
Ref 3 Hs 1957-1960
F&A
4Hs 1942-1946
A&O
2Hs 1947-1956
..A&O
2Hs 1957-1961
A&O
6 1.00
to
2.90
1944-55..
1.25
to 2.60
1.50
to
1.80
to
1.00
2.80
to 2.60
6 0.50
to 1.00
6 1.00
to
6 2.70
2.60
2.60
6 1.00
to 2.25
3 H> March
6 0.75
to 2.00
2.15
6 2.10
to
6 0.60
to 1.80
6 1.80
to
6100H
1.50
99
100H
to
1.90
2.00
to 1.50
1.25
1.50
1.50
1.65
6 1.
1955
4s Mar 1. 1901
4s
1945-1971
4s
Refunding 2H* 1941..—F&A
State Highway—
5s series A. B & O 1941-1943
4s Jan 1 1942-1956
3 Hs Jan 1 1957-1961
3Hs ser Q 1943-1954...J&J
3Hs ser Q 1955-1960—J&J
Port Commission Refunding
%
1.50
1.50 %
to
6 0.75
6 0.75
1 Hs
1942-1961
M&N 6 0.20
Augusta 4a Oct 15 1941 1955 6 0.75
Bath 4s Ref 1941 tax-ex.J&D 6 2.50
0.30
2.00
1943
2.50
MAINE
5s
4s
0.50
__
/ Flat price.
5s
%
1.00 %
1.25 %
1.55 %
J&J
5s series F Mar
b Basis.
3.10
1.30
...
15,1945-48.
5s series K July 1,1947-49
4s ser S 1941-1957.-—.J&J
4s ser V 1943-1955
J&J
ho
...
A&O
Tensas Basin Levee District—
0 75
1944
LOUISIANA
Elkhart 4 Ha WW ,42-,75 A&O 6 1.50 to 3.25
Evanavllle 4s ref 1942.
J&J
Fort Wayne 45*a '41-'57-A&0 &T.00 to Y. 50 %
Fort Wayne School Dist—
>
6 1.25 to 1.50 %
5s Oct 1 1941-1943
Gary 2s 1947-1952
A&O 6 1.50 to 1.90
2.60
0.50
1 25 %
0.90
Short Term Bonds-
INDIANA
3.20
4Hs W W & Sew *41-'54J&J
4Hs May 2. 1942-67-M&N2
to
to 1.75
to 1.75
1.80
1.90
3.00
...
4Hs 1942-1959
101
Pentchartrain District—
6s 1944
M&N
5s July 1968
J&J
5s Dec 1. 1941-1969...J&D
6 0 30
Warren Ooumy—
Rock Island (City
M&S b 1.00 to 3.10
Plaquemine Parian E Bank—
107
5s Oct 1952
.A&O
105H
to1943
4Hs w w 1941-1970—A&O 6 3.50
Rockford 8 D No 205—
to 3.00
Ouachita Parish—■
6s 1941-1960
2.75
1.75
3.20
4Hs S 1 *42,
Ref
1.75
2.60
F&A
Paducah—
Madison (Kings H'way Bdg)—
4% revenue 1904
J&D 103 H 105
River Forest S D No 90—
4 H» 1941-1944.
J&D 6 0.75 to 1.25
1945-1967
J&D
J&D
1943.M&S
Owens bo ro 5a Sewer.....J&D 6 3.50
Lake Co 5s Road '41-'49_F&A
1941-1944
5s 1950 Series B
5s Mar 1953 opt
1.50
\shjand—
3 Hs
to 1.90
to 3.00
5s 1965 Series D
..F&A
4s Lou W Oo 1950
F&A
4s Sewer 1965.......F&A
4s Jan 1 1970
...J&J
to 2.00
to
Parish Sch Board—
%
Hospital 1951...M&S
4Hs Ref 1965
J&D
4 Ha Jan 1 1970
F&J
4Hs oewer 1969.....J&A
to 2.10
1.25
to 2.10
1.00
4Hs Non-callable 1952 J&D
to 3.10
1.00
2.30
2.70
J&J
J&J
1941-1949
1950-1959
1.60
4 Hs
to 1.55
1.70
1.25
1.65 %
Project No 3 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No 9 July 1955 J&J
Project No 10 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No 11 1952
Project No 12 1947
Project No 13 1953..
Project No 14 1945
Sewer
103 H
6 0 30
Bridge Revenue Refunding—
Project No 2 July 1 *50 J&J
4s
101
1.50
2s
Louisville
3.00 %
6 0.30
6 0.30
KENTUCKY
Olty Rail 5s
to 2.15
La Grange (Village of)—
3s Water rev 1942-68. .M&S
2.10s
0.70
1 40
57.
.
4s 1942-1963
to 1.55
1.70
0 40
1
%
107 ^
107 y,
103 H
3H« 1941-1951
to 0.90
4s 1956 opt 1942-1944
4s 1956 opt 1945-1947
4s 1956 opt 1948-1953
45*s June 1
i
I—
3 941-1960
2s refdg ser D
Cook County—
%
to
100H
5s July
5s July
30 %
1.30
0 30
to 1
fopeka School Dlst—
4Hs March 1 1942-1946... 6 0.25
Wichita 4 Hs 1942-1946.J&D 6 0.25
Sch Dist ref 4 H»*42-4S F&A 6 0.25
lHs 1945-59
J&D 6 0.80
Wyandotte County—
4 Hs 1942-1945
J&J 6 0.30
%
1.00
106 H
....
0.90
0.90
Topeka 4Hs 1948
2.10
3« 1957 opt 1943
3s 1957 opt 1945-1947
6 0.25
1945
McPherson 4 H» 1945.
Valine Co 4Ha 1945
%
2Hsctfs Feb 15 1958-59..
2.10
214 s ctfs 1958-1959—J&D
6 1.80 to 1.90
2s ctfs Aug. 1 1950-53-—
6 1.90 to 2.10
2s ctfs April 1 1954-57—
1.10
314s 1952 opt 1945
1.30
314a 1953 opt 1946
1.85
3148 1955 opt 1951 —
to 3.15
Shreveport—
5»
Co
0?40
3s ctfs Aug 1 1954
1.50
2.80
%
2.85 %
3.00 %
3.00 %
Red River A & B B District—
1942-1947-J&J
Water
Leavenworth
b 0.40
3s 1957 opt 1942
3s 1956 opt 1945-1949
Water Works System—
A&O
Sch Dlst
...
3a 1945-1948
l" '49.. I&J
1942-1953
F&A
1941-1953
J&J
4Ha'42-54J&J
4Hs
to 0.75
b 1.00
3s 1912-1944
4Ha Imp July
b
4s Mar. 1 1942-1964. _M&8
Orleans District—
1.80
to 1.00
J&J
2 Ha Ref 1951-1960
Board of Education—
I
2.00 % to 1 942
.
1.00
Leavenworth—
Chester (Toll
4s 1965
Chicago—
Bond.J&J
-
%
2.80 %
3Hs Ref 1941-1962...M&S
3Hs July 1 1953-1968
4s July 1 1941-1952
0.90
to
b 0.30
Kaoaan City 5s 1942. ... F&A
4 Ha Wat & Light 1944. J&J
%
Highway 195.5-1958. .M&N & 1.35 'to 1.40
0.20 to 0.90 %
314s Emerg Rel *41-*47 Dec 1/
1.00 ;to i.30 %
314s Emerg Ref ,48-,54 Dec If
Bloomington 4 H« Water
6 1.25 ,to 2.25
1941-1961 opt 1952. M&S
4a
to 2.30
1942.J&J
5s
4HS. 1941-1952
4s. 1953 1954
0.75
4s Pub Impt *52 opt '42.J&J
Levee District—
4s Constitutional
5s
[Soldiers' Compensation
%
%
%
to 3.15
Orleans
KANSAS
0-20 [to 0.40
0-20 |to 0.40
0-20 |jo 0.55
0-20 to 0.40
to 3.00
106 H
4s 1946-1956
A&O
4Hs serial gold 1941-1945.. b 0.50 to 1.4
4 Hs serial gold 1945-1960.. b 1.50 to 2.65
6 2.6 5 to 2.90
4 Hs serial gold 1961-1980-
1
Orleans
414« Sorv Oomp *1 l-'43.Aug l£
4148 Serv Comp '41-'43.Aug 1 £
41^8 Serv Comp *tl-'44-Aug 1 J
4s Highway 1912-1943.May 1 £
4s Highway 1945-1954..M&S &
A&O
4Hs 1942-1966
w
ILLINOIS
%
2.15 %
1.00
Public Belt Bridge Rev—
4s 1941-1945
A&O
1
less
1941.1944 A&O
Polk Co 2s 1942-1960.-M&N
Sac Co 2Hs May 1 1942 1947
Sioux City 6s '41-45--F&A15
4
Sewer
1912-47..M&N
2Ha 1941-1956
J&J
Woodh'y Co Fund 2H,,*42-'4fi
Boise Ciry 4H»
to 2.50
2.25
0.50
b 0.85
4 Hs Water
2.50
2.00
.
1.75
Lake Borgne Dlst Levee—
5s Dec 1952 opt 1942..J&D b
Marshalltown—
to 2 00
to
M&S
Road 2Hs
Lyon Co 2
2.10
New Orleans—Public Belt—
M&S
1945
»Hs 1944
4s Sept 1 1945
%
to 2.60 %
5s 1954
...A&O 6 2.90
Fifth District Levee—
5s 1952 opt 1942
J&J
2.90
5s Oct 15, 1962 op '52.A&O
2.95
5s Oct 15,1963 op'53A&015
Moines Ind d D—
4 Hs
to 2.70
to 2.60 %
2.25
b
Net
Bossier District Levee—
H
b 0.30
%
to 2.25
Ask
3.10
5s 1969 opt 1959
F&A 15
5s 1972 opt 1962
3.10
Lafourche Basin Levee—
5s 1956-1970
A&O b 3.00
IOWA
to 2.30 %
Savannah 414s ref
1
State Pension 5s June 1, 1948Capital Bldg 4Hs Aug 15, '52
Charity Hospital at N O—
1.75
3.85s
1942-1968
F&A
0.75 Atchafalaya Levee District—
5s Sept 1941-1972
M&S
1.00 %
Baton Rouge 5s *42-'54_.M&S
114s 1942 1951.......J&D b 0.50
%
State Highway—(Concluded)
3 Hs series 8 1958-1960.J&J b 2.60
3 Hs ser V 1956-1961—J&J b 2.50
3-3Hs June 15 1943-1962... b 1.25
99H
to 3.50
Crisp Co 5s 1942-1957 --F&A
6 1.00
Dougherty Co 5s 42-'48_M&S
Muscogee County—
Road 4Ms 1942-1956—A&O 6 1.00
6s Oct
0.40l
b
Bid
Bonds
1.20 %
to
4 54s W W 1943
M&N
Bend School City—
414s
Valdosta 5s 1942.
6 0.25
6 100
98
to
0.40 %
6
Vandenburgh County—
& 2Hs
M&N
z°
South
Housing Authority—
Ser A 3Hs-3-2Hs
due 1941-1960
to 2.25
6 0.75 ,to 2.50
Bend—
^outh
6 1.00
1941-1944...J&J
Columbus 5«
%
0.75
6
T
or
Net
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Net
Atlanta—
4Hs 1941-1956
To
or
To
or
Ask
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basts
Bid
Bonds
day of the month preceding the date of issue
securities are as near as possible for the closing
Quotations for all
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
94
Parka
1945
M&S
3 H» Refunding 1952
J&J
3H« Sewage Impt '80-A&O
Baltimore County—
lHs 1980-1981
-M&S
2s 1942-1979
M&S
Oumber'd 4Hs W W '41-A&O
2s 1952-1963
M&N
Hagerstown—
5s Water 1941-1987—A&O
4Hs 1941-1987
A&O
Montgomery County—
4Hs 1942-1968
M&N
6 1.
I
i
6 0,
1.80
to 1.70 %
to 0.60
6 1.
to 1.80
6 0,
0.80
6 0.
6 0,
9
to
1.40
1
1.90 %
6 2,
6 0 .30
1
3
93
to 1,80 %
0.50 %
6 0 .75
6 1 .50
to 1.85
6 0 .50
6 0 .50
2.65 %
to 2.50 %
6 1.00
to 2.40 %
%
to
June, 1941]
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
quotations for all securities
are as near as
BONDS
95
Dosslble for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
or
Bonds
Washington Sub San Dist—
3Hs Wat & Sewer '87-M&N
43*s Sewer 1973 opt '53. J&J
5s
b 2.35
b 2.25
ser
1.80
V V 1942-1981 J&D b 0.30
to 2.30
4s Water registd 1941-58-J&J ft 0.15
2s reg
1944-1968
1Kb 1945-1969
1942-1954
M&S b 0.50
Kapids—
3s Sept 1 1941-1945—-M&S b 0.25
to 1.60
5s
J rand
l".35
to
b 0.60
K% 1941-1943
to 1.50
Arlington 4s'4 l-*42(tax ex)J&J b 0.10
to 0.20
M&N b 0.18
0.15
Boston 43*s Sept 11981-M&S
4>*s Tun 1960 tax-ex
A&O
to 1.00
-
Beverley 13*s 1942-1948-A&O
4s Tunnel & Sub 1948 J&D
4s relief 1941-1953
J&D
Lincoln Park ref 2% to
to 2.35
0.20
to 1.35
0.20
to 1.75
973*
94
to 2.50
_
3.00
%
to 2.75
%
to
to 1.00
%
to 0.75
%
less
i>*
13*
less 13*
to 1.75
to
1.00
to 1.75
to 1.25
to 1.10
0.20
to 1.50
0.20
to 1.75
0.20
0.20
0.20
to 1.10
0.25
0.25
to 2.30
0.20
to 1.50
0.20
to 1.40
0.20
to 1.30
0.20
101
2.50
0.50
— -_
6 0.25
Saginaw 43*8 1941-1949—F&A b 0.25
43*8 Sewer 1941-1951-J&D b 0.25
Wayne County .Covert roads-. b 1.00
43*8 Airport April 1 1948—
to 1.10
to
2.50
to 1.75
to 1.75
MINNESOTA
to
1.75
Framlngham—
Rural Credit ctfa 1942
2a
13*s water 1911-58...M&N
Haverhill 13*s 1941-1951 J&D
Holyoke 4s 1941-1950—-A&O
2s G & E 1941-1947—-A&OI&
Lawrence (wat h'way & b'dge)|
23*s 1941-1958
J&D 6
Lowell 2 3*8 1941-1947
J&J b
Lunenburg Water District—
23*8 1942-1969
A&O b
Lymfield Center Water Dist
2s 1943-1967J&J
Lynn 4s Hewer 1642-56--M&N
2s 1942-1969
-.M&S
Maiden 2 3*s 1942-1958--F&A
13*8 1942-1951
M&N
0.20
to
0.25
to
0.40
0.20
0.20
0.20
43)8 1941-1947—J&J
1.75
2.25
to 2.25
to 1.60
to 2.00
to 1.60
2Kb
0.15
0.20
to
to 1.35
2.10s 1942-1950
2s
0.25
0.25
to 1.50
Special street impt—
2s 1942-1961
0.25
1941-1953
M&N
1942-1949A&O
New Bedford 4s 1957
J&J
23*8 1941-1947
A&O
Newton 2 3as 1941-1969-A&O
13*s 1942-1955
J&J
North Adams—
to 1.25
to
to 1.15
13*8 1944-1948
Refunding 1Kb—
1942^1951
Northampton 13*8 *42-59 F&A
0.20
Pittsfleld 4a 1941-1944—J&D
23*8 Dec 1 1941-1955—J&D
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.15
Reading 13*s 1941-58 M&N15
Salem lUs 1942-1948--M&N
2s 1941-1949
M&S
8omerville—
t
13*s 1942-1955—
A&O
Springfield—
33*8 Water 1941-1960.J&D
2s
Wa:
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.15
0.15
0.15
0.20
70s
1941-1943
1911-. 1919
II
S
M&S
13*8 Funding 1941-58..J&J
23*« Hospital 1941-49.J&J
4s opt
M&N 6 0.30
J&J ft 0.50
.
43*8 Rd & Bdge'42-'44M&N|ft 0.50
4 9*8 Rd & Bdge '41-'43 J&D & 0.50
Paul
to 1.85
%
to 1.60 %
5s School July I 1951--J&J b 1.85
5s Gen'I impt 1942-62.-J&J b 0.50
to 2.20
to
43*» Sewer July I 1943-J&J b 1.00
4 3*s 1942 1959
J&J b 0.50
-
J&J b 2.10
-
4# 1942-1961
2.60s 1941-1957
A&O 6 0.50
J&D b 0.50
less
less
1
1
0.15
to 1.00
to 2.00
s
less
3*
to 1.50
43*s 1942-1949
F&A b 0.50
Bay Oity—
53*s w w 1941-1951—M&S b 0.50
to 1.75
to
1.50
to 2.25
.........
non-callable..
2 5*s 1951-1963
3s Dec. 15 1952-1956
t Called Sept. 15.
less
0.25
less
less 13*
lessl3*
less
5 2.75
5 0.25
lessl3*
t
less 13*
1
to 2.75
ol003*
5 2.50
to
5 2.40
less 1
J&J
5 0.25
M&N 5 0.25
6 Basis.
101
1.00
993*
b 2.60
Beatrice S D 5a 1942-54—F&A ft 0.40
Consumer Pub Power Dist—
Central N^bnska Div—
993*
100
5b Pub Imp 1941-1948-F&A b 0.50
Yazoo-Mlss Delta Levee Dlst5s 1951-1954
M&N b 0.50
43*8 July 1949
J&J b 2.60
—J&J ft 1.25
J&J ft 2.40
J&J ft 3.00
ft
to 1
\%
%
.50%
to 2.20
%
to 2.25,
to 2.90
to
Vo
3.15,%
1.00
to 2.25
ft 2.50
ft 3.10
to 3.00
to 3.20
ft 3.25
to 3,35
ft 3.45
to
ft 0.35
ft 0.75
to 1.15
1003*1
yo
%
%
—
to 2.10
%
%
to 1.75
%
to 1.00
%
to 2.50
%
43*8 May 1 1955
M&N
York School District—
43*8 1942-1955
...J&J ft 0.50
to 2.40
to 2.85
%
0.25
1.90
1.25
1
2.00
to 2.25
2.40
b 2.60
101
to 2 .75
4Kb May 1 1956
M&N ft 2.00
5s 1948
J&D ft 1.40
Omaha School District—
1033*
1023*
1003*
%
•
102
NEW
1003*
1003*
—
HAMPSHIRE
4b July 1941-1943
J&J ft 0.15
to 1.00
Highway 1941-1943.J&D ft 0.15
Refunding 1942-1944 J&J ft 0.20
Highway 1942-1946 M&S 6 0.15
July 1 1941-1955----J&J ft 0.10
to 0.40
to 2.40
43*8
33*s
13*8
1 Kb
to 2.25
Concord—
to 1.00
23*8 Sewer 1941-1959-M&N ft 0.15
43<b U S D 1941-1965.J&D 6 0.15
Coos Co 13*s 1941-1950--J&D ft 0.15
Keene 4 3*sl941-1942...M& N 6 0.15
to 2 .50
to 2.75
1.50
2.65
to 0.50
to 0.80
to 1.35
to 1.60
to 2.05
to 1.30
to 0.25
Manchester—
4s Impt 1941-1951
A&O ft 0.15 to 1.60
33*8 Bridge 1941-1956.F&A ft 0.15 to 1.90
Nashua 3a H 8 1942-1956-J&J ft 0.25 to 1.65
to 2.25
to 1.70
5 2.25
1 1961.
I 1961
1942-1943--A&O
102
Flcksburg—
to 2.10
50.25
5 2.35
5 2.40
& Aug I960
ft
4 3*8 Wat wks Dec 15 *41 J&J
to 2.00
b 1.75
.50%
0 •75
to 2.25
b 0.25
2.30
M&N b 0.50
fones Co 5s 1942
....M&N b 0.50
Mississippi Levee District—
5s May 2 1944
M&N b 1.60
5s July 1 1953
J&J 5 2.85
3*
6 2.00
J&J 52.35
3 3*s Oct.
48 1942-1960
less
2.75
Refunding Water series D—
3 3*8 Oct 1 1951-1961
33*8 Oct 1 1941-1950
35*8 Oct 1 1948-1950
4s July 1 1941-1947
43*8.
43*8
Street railway 4 3*8.
Refunding bonds—
33*s '57-'62
J&D
4a 41-'56
J&D
1 1951
33*8 1942-1950.
0.25
b 2.50
43*8 1941-1952
to 2.25
0.25
—
to 2.25
105
Greenville 5s fund '43-'50 F&A ft 1.50
fackeon 53*s 1942-1954-A&O b 0.50
43*8 Jan 1 1942-1952
b 0.50
Detroit—
General 3 5*8 callable (Long)
48
2.25
b 0.50
Callable bonds..
Non-callable bonds
Dearborn—
43*8 Sewer '46-'51-'58-A&0 b 1.50
to 1.90
b 2.50
33*8 Feb 1 1960
Arbor—
W W ref 4 3*8 1941-1948 J&J b 0.25
b 1.15
33*8 1944-1946
Battle Greek School District—
to 1.50
b 0.50
33*s Feb
23*s Feb
23*8 Aug
Siloxi 53*8
3*
3*
less
b 0.50
s
0.10
0.10
less
to 1
ft 0.90
43*8 School 1942-1944
0.50
North Platte Sch Diet—
4 3*s 1941-1959
J&J
0.75
North Platte Division—
Consumers Pub Pow Dist
23*s El Rev '41-'65.M&N ft 1.00
Omaha—
to 2.15
9
Impt 1942-1946
M&8
May 1 1942-1950.
Impt 1953-J&J
s
Flood 1941-1953.-.A&O
8 Highway 1950-1959.F&A
s Highway 1961-1963
23*8 Highway Feb 1 1963
13*sgenoblig ref *44-'46—A&O
Highway bonds—
_
Lincoln School District—
M&N ft 0.30
to 1.90
to 1.10
0.75
%
%
to 1.40
4Kb
1942-1953
Mc
cOook County—
less K
to 0.90
to 1.50
_
23*s 1942-1946
A&O
23*s 1947-1951
.A&O
3s 1952-1956.
A&O
3 Kb 1957-1961
A&O
33*8 1962-1971
A&O
Douglas County—
5s Highway 1942-46—A&O
Holdrege S D 5b 1942-52.J&D
to 1.40
to
1942-1953—J&J ft 0.25
23*s 1942-1946
23*8 1947-1951
3s 1952-1971
to 0.75
0.65
1*45,%"
to 0.55
Eastern Nebraska Div—
A&O b 0.50
to 1.10
to
bonds—
*44.
to 1.10
Vo
to 1.00 %
49*8 W W 1942
0.15
M&N b 0.30
J&J15 b 0.30
to 1.70
to 1.90
to
to 1.50
NEBRASKA
to 1.60
—
1951
%
%
%
to 1.40
to 0.80
6s school July 1
to 1.75
to 1.40
to 2.00
to 1.40
1.70
to
I
43*8 Wat & Sew '41-'50.J&J ft 0.50
b 0.30
F&A b 0.50
F&A b 1.00
1.50j(
J&J 15
55*8 July 15 1941
5s
to 1.75
1.451
It
%
1.15:%
%
1.30 %
1.55 %
1.30.%
to 1.25
MONTANA
Funding
to 1.35
0.15
0.15
53*a Oct 15 1941
A&O 15
43*8 Highway 1943
F&A ft 0.30
43*s Highway Impt 1944 A&O b 0.50
4a Highway Impt 1942..A&O b 0.25
...
to 1.90
to
to 0.95
to
to 1.90
b 0.50
to
MICHIGAN
43*8
43*8.
to 2.00
b 0.50
F&A b 0.50
Mar I 1942 1949--M&S ft 0.50
3*8 1941-1947
F&A 6 0.50
43*« 1941-1950
—-F&A'ft 0.50
1.50
to 1.40
to
ft 0.30
%
1
to 1.70
6 0.50
MISSISSIPPI
1942-1952
Winchester 33*8 1941-46-J&J
Worcester (City)—
Ann
43*s 1942-1949
19*
Wellesley (Town)—
2s
to 2.10
less
to
1.05
1.65'%
to 2.10
2
Watertown—
13*8 relief 1941-48-.M&N b 0.15
& 0.50
b 0.50
to 1.10
I
33)8 School 1941-1954-J&J
23*3 1942-1969
J&J
4 3*s 1942-1943
to
to 1.75
v.w
Springfield 4 3*s 42-'49~M&N
University City—
to 2.00
to 1.65
F&A|ft 1.50
„
b 0.50
to 0.90
to
b 0.30
b 1.00
1954-1958
F&A ft 1.25
St Louis County Bridge Rev
I
33*s 1965
A&O' 101
less 3*
Ramsey County—
13*8 1941-1950.-
to 0.90
to 1.70
to 1.65
33*8 1942-1955
A&O ft 0.20
23*8 1951-1956—M&N,6 1.20
to 1.80
impt—
1.90% 1942-1961—M&N
to 0.50
b 0.30
A&O 6
Public Bldg & Impt—
to 1.80
& 0.50
to 1.30
to 1.65
to 1.85
Great Falls—
0.20
M&N
b o.50
to 1.80
b 0.30
b 0.30
F&A ft "0.20"
-
to 1.60
M&N
1941-1949
43*9 1942-1953
to 2.00
l"20
to 1.55
b 1.60
J&J
13* s June 15 1949 opt *44
Fergus Co 4s 1942-56
1.80s
13*s
J&J
M&N & 0.30
to 1.75
to 1.50
1.40
to 2.35
Highway debentures—
to 1.45
Qulncy 23>s 1942-1947—A&O
to 2.30
to 2.15
2s
b 1.00
to 2.40
to 1.85
A&O b 2.00
to 1.20
0.15
0.15
13*8 1942-1949
to 2.45
Kansas City School Dst—■
4s 1942-1951
J&J
43*s 1942-1950
J&J
43*8 1942-1950
J&J
43*s 1946
..J&J
35*s 1942-1951
J&J
less K
to 2.50
to 2.00
I3*s 1948-1955
1.50
to 1.35
Pub relief & perm
*0.20"
to 2.10
b 0.30
b 0.30
1.90s Oct 1 1941-1946-A&O ft 0.50
Methuen (relief and sewer)—
23*8
13*8
1942-1946
b 0.30
b 0.30
to
b o.50
J&J
M&N
J&O
F&A
1941-1958
2 20e 1942-1959
33*8 1941-1942 tax-ex M&N
2s 1942-1953
F&A
b 0.50
to 2.60
to 2.10
to 1.30 %
less 3*
3*
b 0.50
A&O b 0.40
2.30s 1941-1960
to 1.20
0.15
Medford—
& 0.50
b 0.30
-J&J b 0.30
1941-1946
4r
Hennepin County—
43*8 Sanitorlum *41-*42 J&J
Minneapolis—
5s 1941,1943,1945. 1946.
1947, *48, *49. *50—-J&D
43*8 1942-1952
A&O
48 1944
A&O
3s 1941-1959
A&O
2.60s 1942-1966
A&O
2 3*s 1941-1967------ M&S
2.30s 1941-1947
M&S
to 1.50
0.20
Duluth
b 0.30
4 3*s
1942-1948
M&N 6 0.20
4s 1942-1951
M&N ft 0.20
3s School 1941-1954—.F&A ft 0.20
2s Feb I 1958-1959
less
to 1.85
b 0.30
J&J b 0.55
J&J b 1.30
St Louis
b 0.65
b 1.10
to 1.50
M&S b 2.10
_.J&J b 2.15
23*8 1945-1955
to 1.75
1943-------J&J
23* trunk h'way "47-51—M&N
b 0.60
St Charles Co (toll bridge rev
ref) 23*s 1956
J&D b 100
St Joseph 43*8 1942-'45..M&8 b 0.30
Refunding 4 3*s May 1 1951
to 2.50
Fall River—
3 Kb July 15
to 1.75
to 1.85
2s 1955-1961
_
1.90
to 1.70
b 0.35
43*8 1943-1947
3s 1948-1954
i50
'to
b 0.35
b 0.35
M&N
Water Works Ref series B—
to 1.50
to 1.10
13*s 1941-1959-J&D
13*s Relief 1941-1948-J&D
Net
b 0.30
J&J b 0.30
23*8 1958-1975
2 3*8 1956-1975
13*s 1949-1960
Port Huron 4 3*81942
River Rouge—
Ref 3 3*81941-1950
J&J b 0.35
3s 1942-1957
3s 1954-1975
1942,
Refund 4-43*8 1964 opt 1937
43*s School June 1 1955
to 1.75
0.20
0.20
0.20
..
J&J b 0.65
...
4l*s 1942-1950.
J&J15
4 3*8 1949
J&D
43<s Road *1942 T952".Vj&J
4 3*s Court h'se '42-'52 J&J
Joplin (8chool District)—
4 3*s 1943-1948
Kansas City—
45*8 Various May 9 *42-'72
4 3*8 Jan & July 1942
J&J
4 3*8 1942-1955
A&O
43*s Airport 1942-54..A&O
4s Airport 1942-1971--M&S
33*s 1942-1974
J&J
33*8 1942-1974
F&A
33*8 1942-1955
A&O
to 1.50
Pontiac—
0.20
13*s 1941-1948—.M&N15
Everett
„
b 0.25
b 0.25
3% to 1946, 33*% to IgfO,
4% to 1955, 43*% to 1960,
and 5% to 1965
85
- Muskegon 43*8 1942-44—J&J b 0.50
Muskegon S D 5s 1942—July
to 1.90
0.20
23*8 1942-1968
M 2 & N 2
4s 1942-1955 (tax-ex)-M&N
„
1941-1945----M&R
bansing 43*8 1941-1946—J&D
4 3*s
to 0.85
0.20
23*s 1941-1968
J&D
13*s 1941 1970
J&J
Metropolitan District—
2 3*s ser B 1942-62—J&J
23*s Oct 1 1941-62—A&O
Bralntree4a 1941-1942
J&J
Brockton 13*8 1942-1948-A&O
Cambridge 2s 1941-1958-A&0
13*s 1941-1946
F&A
Chelmsford Water District—
13*s 1941-1955
F&A
Ohicopee lj*s 1942-'59.M&N
Easthampton (hi'way & relief)
b 0.25
Highland Park—
43*s School April 15 1957—- b 1.85
43*8 Scno .i Nov 1 1954 — — b 1.85
'ackson 43*8 1942-47.-A&O 16 b 0.25
fackson Union School Dist—-
to 0.35
1942-1951-
to
4sl942 195l
_
Rapids School Dist—43*8 1941-1943
M&S
to 1.60
M&N15 6 0.10
Is
Ret 3s 1943-1956
Jackson County—
to 2.65
Irand
J&J b 0.50
J&J 1 b 0.60
Ask
Buchanan County—
33*s
23*s
23*8
23*8
Hurricane & Flood Damage—
.
(Concluded)—
1943-1953
J&D b 0.60
1953-1958
J&D b 2.40
1959-1961 —-J&D b 983*
1962-1963--— J&D
Flint 43*a 1941-1954-M&S 15 fto".25~
5s (Mar 1 & Apr I) 42- 50— b 1.00
Flint Union 8chool Dist—•
2.10
MASSACHUSETTS
33<s gold July 1944
M&S
Reg 13*s July 1, 1946-1960—
Metropolitan Water Loan—
Bid
Series G noncallable—
2.20,
b 2.10
1969 opt 1949
2.20
Detroit
To
or
Bonds
Ask
Bid
to
2.70
to 2.50
2.50
NEW
JERSEY
MISSOURI
43*s Road 1948-1950.._M&S
43*8 1943-1946
M&S
4s 1943-1947
M&S
4s Road 1944-1948-A&O
4s Nov 1 1948-1952
M&N
33*s 1948-1952
J&J
43*s Road 1942
3s Road 1953-1957
J&D
3s State Bldg 1942-1944.F&A
2.30
to 2.75
/Flat price.
nNominal.
1.15
to 1.25
b 0.40
to 0.90
b 0.40
to 1.05
b 0.65
to 1.15
b 1.15
to
b 1.10
to
Road Bonds—
4s series H July 1942—
4a series I July 1943
1.30
1.30
ft 0.20
0.80
1.20
Highway Extension—
4 3*8 F of '20 Jan '55 opt *40
.20
ft 1.30
0.30
0.60
4 3*sseries A of '27 July 1944
4s ser B of *27 July 1950—
4 3*8 A of '24 Jan *55 opt '40
4 3*8 B of "24 July '55 opt '40
4 3*8 O of '24 July '56
opt '41
4 3*8 ser B of *30 July '41-'e7 ft 0.20
3 3*8 ser C of '30 Nov '41-'69 ft 0.25
0.20
0.20
0.20
0.25
to
2.20 %
-ZU.Tto
to 2 .00%
STATE
96
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
securities are as near
Quotations for all
closing day of
as possible for the
To
or
Ask
3H®ser A July 1941-1966--
b 0.20
to 2.20
B July 1941-1 P«7
1942-1969-
0.20
Montclair 2Mb 1942-70-M&N b 0.25
Construction—
Institutional
4 Ms series
Morris
to 3.20
b 0.75
0.50
to
1.50
to 3.20
b 2.95
to 3.10
b
4Mb 1941-1957
F&A
4Mb Sch & wat '41-'09_J&D
4Mb 1941-1967
—J&D
North Arlington (Borough)—
Refunding 4s
North Bergen—
Ref 3 Ms 1942-1967
J&D b
Nutley (School District)—
4Mb 1942
F&A
to 3.10
1.25
1.25
to 1.60
2.90
to 3.40
0.60
Belleville 5s 1941 & '44.M&N
3s Refunding '42-'60-M&N b 0.60
b 0.65
Belleville S D 5s '41-*44 M&N
Bergen County—
to 2.85
to 3.75
1941-J964.A&0
b 0.50
to 2.80
to 1.70
5M8 General improvement
J&D
1941-1951
0.65
to 2.35
to 1.10
5s Impt 1942-1948
0.50
to 2.00
to 2.75
to 98
to
Essex County—
4 Ms 1942-1960
to 3.40
4s
Hospital 1946
Pater son—
5 Ms 1941-1959
to 3.35
to 1.85
to 3.20
97
to 1.00
to 2.65
to 2.50
0.50
to 2.70
0.50
to
Par
0.50
to 2.40
0.50
to 1.60
0.50
to 2.85
0.50
to 1.15
Marine
_
0
_
b °-25
to 2.10
%
1.15
.F&A
Essex Fells (Borough)—
b 0.40
5s July 281941-1960
Fairview 5s 1944,.;
...J&J
Glen Ridge—
n
nc
4 Ms Mun Bldg 1941-70 F&A b °-25
Gloucester City—
00
to 2.20
%
^.
99
4Mb 1942-1966
J&D b 00 X
98 M
6Ms Water 1942-1963.M&S b 99M
Gloucester County—
b 0.25 to 1.15
4 Mb Bldg&Rd '41-'45 J&D20
Hackensack 4Mb 1942...F&A
0.75
4Mb Imp 1942
J&J
0.90 to 2.85 %
0s 1942-1954
F&A
0.60 to 2.85 %
3s 1941-1966
M&S
Hamilton (Township)—
0.65 to 3.30 %
3Ms sewer 1941-1978-J&D
Par
to 3.50 %
Hoboken 5s 1941-1954—.J&J
^75
Hudson County—
4Mb 1942-1978
M&N16 b
4s g Park 1954 & '59.M&N b
2Mb Apr 1 1942-1959
b
2.65b 1942-1970
M&N J
2.35s Apr 1 1942-1966
b
Hunterdon County—
4Mb Road & bldg '42-'40J&J b
Irvington 5s School 1963.J&D
4Mb 1941-1959
.J&D b
Jersey City—
6Mb 1942-1953
A&O b
5s 1941-1969
A&O b
4Mb School 1941-1958.J&D b
4Mb School 1945
J&J
4Mb Water 1961
A&O
4Mb 1942-1967
J&D b
4s Refunding 1949
F&A
4s July 1 1941-1953
b
Gen ref 3Ms '42-'54..F&A b
3Ms, 1941-1956
J&D b
,
-
.
2.60
J&J
M&S
J&D
J&D
1941-1969
1941-1968
to 3.65
to 3.90
to 3.20
to 1.75
to 1.15
0.50 to2"50
58 School
1942-1955—-A&O
to 1.75
3.60 %
to
0.50 to 1.15 %
0.50 to 2.60 %
0.50 to 2.70 %
0.50 to 2.70 %
1-25
2.00
1,25
Keansburg5Ms 1942-59.M&N b 100
to 3.40
to 3.35
to 4.75
Kearney—
4Mb Water 1941-'70-J&D15 b 0.50 to 2.85
4Ms Sch impt '41-'62-J&D & 0.50 to 2.20
5Ms 1941-1970
J&D1& 0.50 to 2.90
Linden 2Mb 1941-1956—J&D ,& 0.50 to 2.15
85
Lodi 5s 1942-1947-——-J&J b 90
1.75
Long Branch 5s 1943
M&N
"99" loo"
Lyndhurst 4-5Ms
Maplewood (Township)—
4s 1941-1967
J&D15 b 0.25 to 2.15
Mercer Co lMs 1942-57. J&D b 0.25 to 1.40
Middlesex (Borough)—
3 Mb 1942 to 1967J&J b 2.00 to Par
„
„
-
_
Middlesex County—
4Mb Road 1942-1944—F&A
b 0.75
Imp 3s Nov 15 1941-1948— b 0.50
b 0.75
4Mb Rd & bdg '41-51F&A15 b 0.50
to 1.20
to 1.85
to 2.35
to 2.25
/
/ Flat price.
to
to
0.70
0.80
I
to98M %
2.20 I
2.00 %
0.25 to 1.75 %
0.20
%
I
to 1.65
to 2.10
0.25
to
J&D
M&N
0.25
0.20
to 1.95
M&S
M&N
0.25
0.20
to 1.85
J&D
0.25
to
M&N
Auburn 1.60s 1941-1958-F&A
Binghamton—
4Mb Oct 1 1941-1971—var.
2s Mar 1 1942-1956
0.20
to 2.40
0.20
to
0.15
to 1.80
0.20
to 1.35
1012-1979.
2.00
to 1.45
to 1.50
1.75
Albany Port District—
to 2.10
%
0.75
to 2.75
%
0.65
0.65
0.75
0.75
0.65
0.75
0.75
to 2.35
J&D 15
M&N
.A&O
J&D
4Mb 1941-1967
4s June 151960
%
2.60 %
1.55
to
to 2.80
to 1.35
to 1.90
to 1.90
0.25
to 2.10
0.25
0.20
to 1.70
0.20
to 2.10
0.25
to 2.15
0.25
to 1.75
0.25
0.30
to 2.55
3 Mb ser F 1941-64..M&N
Columbia County—
0.25
to 2.65
A&O
M&S
0.25
to 1.80
0.40
to 2.20
%
4Mb 1942-1959
Corning 5Ms 1960
Cortland
(City)—
1.60s 1942-1964
J&D
0.25
to 1.70
to 1.40
%'
0.15
Cortland Co 4Mb *41-'51.J&J
Delaware County—
4.20s 1942-1952
.A&O b 0.20
to
Par
2.10s 1941-1949
2s 1941-1959
to 2.15
to
b 0.75
to 3.40
b 0.25
to 2.20
4MB 1942-1966
A&O b 0.25
West New York—
4Mb Oct 1 1941-1968-A&0 b 1.25
to 2.20
1942-1951 opt'40. A&O
1942 1979—
J&J
i941-1960—J&D
.
5s School
Orange—
%
&0
%
%
Par
„
„
3 Ms 1942-1964
Dutchess County—
4s 1942-1946
J&J
J&D
0.25
to 2.25
to 3.60
0.15
to 0.75
b 1.25
to
Erie
0.25
to 2.30
b 0.50
to 2.40
%
3.60 %
%
1947-1954
County—
4Mb 1942-1959
4b 1945-1953
2.90 March 1.
J&D
M&S
1942-1947..
1.90s Feb 15 1942-50—F&A
NEW MEXICO
H'w'y deb '40-'47—M&N
H'w'y deb '48-'49—M&N
3s Jan 1 & July 1 1949-1952...
2Mb H way deb 1944-45-M&S
2MB 1946-1951
J&D
2Mb H'way debs 1951-52.A&0
2Ms H'way debs 1953-54.A&0
Albuquerque—
5s Water Works 1962,.J&D
4MB 1941-1950
J&J
4Mb 1941-1950
J&J
Middle Rio Grande Conser
b 1.75
1.25
b 2.00
1.50
b 2.50
1.75
b 1.75
1.00
b 2.25
1.50
b 2.50
2.00
b 2.60
2.00
123
128
Essex Co 4s 1941-1956—.M&S
Free port—
4.20s 1941-1945
M&N
4.20ssever 1946-1960.M&N
4Mb 1942-1951
M&N
4.40a 1942-1950
M&N
Garden City 4Mb 1941-52. J&J
Greenburgh (Town)—
4s 1941-1951
J&J 6
Dlst 5 Mb 1941-1973—F&A
Socorro County—
80
85
Greenburgh U S Sch Dlst No 9
4.40a 1941-1905
-J&D
Groton 6s Wat ,42-*50—M&N
Harrison (Town)—
4Mb 1942-1980
F&A
optional 1921—A&O
96
100
Hempstead(T)4Ms'42-59 A&O
Hempstead 4Ms 1941-05 M&S
„
_
,
to 1.50
M&S
...M&S
4b
2s Mar 1 1942-1951
3 Mb
3 Ms
to 2.60
East Chester 4Mb '42-'58 F&A
Elmira 4Mb 1941-1945—A&O
%
%
«
1942-1959 A&O
Sewer Authority—
4s 1942-1964
to 1.45
0.25
^
1942-1961—M&N
Gen ref 3 M»
J&J
J&J
2s 1942-1960
F&A
1.70s ref 1942-1951.._M&N
„
„
2.60%
2.20s Jan 15 1942-1947.J&J
to 1.35
to 2.10
0.20
to 3.10
b 1.60
2.40
to 2.35
0.25
b 0.65
b 0.40
b 2.60
Par
to 1.75
to 2.20
J&J b 0.20
0.25
to
b 0.25
to 2.45
0.25
%
2.90 %
b 0.75
1.25
0.25
0.25
2Mb Ref 1942-1951...J&D
Relief 1941-45—J&J
2Mb Oct 15 1941-56—A&O
%
to 2.70
to
1.40
3.40s Nov 15 '41-'55—M&N
3.10s Oct 15 1941-1946-A&O
b 1.00
to 2.50
b 1.00
to 2.75
^
2.30s
b Basis.
to 0.40
to 2.15
5Mb 1944
5b 1942-1950
b 0.75
5s 1941
„
0.20
to 2.15 %
to 1.00
%
to 2.20
West
„
0.20
0.25
0.25
0.25
b 0.50
58 June 15
.45
.
M&N
J&D
3M 1911-1971
2Mb 1942-1953
2Mb 1942-1978
2% 1941-1955
to 1.50
to 3.50
Westfield—
to 3.50
&
4s Munic & Sch '42-'63_J&J
to 2.25
b 1.00
3 Ms
3 Ma
Unemploym't Relief—
2Mb Sept 25 '41-'43.—M&S b 0.10
2Mb Sept 25 *44-'45-.M&S b 0.50
1 Mb Sept 101944-1946
b 0.50
Housing lMs 1943-91 M&S b 0.40
Albany (City of)—
4M 1941-1969
4M 1911-1970
2.25
to
Weehawken—
Par
to99M
to 1.00
.20
J&J
0.70
High Imp Mar 1958.M&S
1.60
is g High
1.60
Imp Sept 1958.M&S
ts High Imp Mar I960-. M&S
1.60
4s Canal Imp July 1900—J&J
1.60
is Canal Imp Jan 1961
1.65
J&J
4s Canal Imp July 1901..J&J
1.65
is Highw
1.65
Imp Mar 1901 M&S
4s Palisade Park 1901—M&S
1.65
4s Canal Jan 1902
1.70
J&J
is Highw Imp Mar 1962 M&S
1.70
4e due Sept 1 1965
1.70
4s due Jan 1 1960
1.70
is Canal Imp Jan 1967.. J&J
1.70
4s Highw Imp Mar '67--M&8
1.70
is Palisades Park 1907—M&S
1.75
0.10 to 1.00 %
4s Bldg constr '41-'49
M&8
0.15 to 1.50 %
4b Apr 15 1941-1955
A&O
0.15 to 1.75 %
3 Mb Mar 15 '42-'81—M&S 15
0.10 to 1.75
3 Mb Mar 15 *42-'81..M&8 15
%
0.10 to 1.00 %
3 Mb 1941-1949
M&N 15
126
129
Is g Canal Jan 1 1950 —.J&J
126
129
3s g Canal July 1 1958 ..J&J
129
126
<sg Canal Jan 1 1959--.J&J
126
129
3s Canal 1957-1959
J&J
3s Mar 25 1942-1987——M&S b 0.10 to 1.85 %
0.10 to 1.70
2Mb 1941-1969
M&N 15
0.10 to 1.75
1Mb 1942-1979
A&O
1.30 to 1.70
1MB 1957-1961.
F&A
0.10 to 1.55
1Mb 1941-1965
.F&A
0.10 to 1.70 %
1Mb 1941-1980—
J&D4
Eliminat'n of Grade Crossings
2Mb Dec8 1941-1987—J&D b 0.15 to 1.80 %
Unemployment Relief—
2Mb July 6 1941-1947—J&J b 0.10 to 0.90 %
General State Improvement—
0.10 to 1.50
2Mb July 6 1941-1962-J&J
0.15 to 0.75
1 Ms Sept 10'41-46_M&S 10
4b 1941-1958
A&O
5Mb 1942-1951
to 3.70
..
to
%
75
0.70
b 0.15
4Mb 1960...
M&S
2 Mb refunding 1942-'57.J&J
1.40s 1941-1960-..—J&D
to 2.20
Trenton—
to 3.80
A
0-40
to 2.70
M&S
Buffalo—
4Mb Imp & sch '41-60.J&D
Sussex Co 4Mb '41-'44
M&S
4s Impt 1942-1955—M&N
Tenafly 4Mb 1942-1963—F&A
to 3.75
°-4°
to 2.75
.75
1.75
1,75
Albany County—
to 2.15
Summit—
1.25
1-25
0-50
to 3.15
Highway 1965
Em erg
2.50
b 0.75
1.90
s
to 2.70
Orange—
4MB
4Mb
to
4s 1941-1972
2.50
_
O-JS
2.60
0.50
to 3.80
Monmouth County—
4Mb Mar 15 '42-'50~M&S
A&O
4Mb 1942-1966
F&A
4MB 1942-1960
F&A
3s 1942,1970
A&O
2Mb gen fd & ref '42-68 F&A
2Mb ref 1942-1966
A&O
2 Mb 1942-1954
M&N
Union City 4Mb *41-'64-J&D
Union County—
4Mb Oct 15 1941-1952.- —
4Mb Rd&Bdge'42-'47.F&A
4s Oct 11942
A&O
2.808 Gen Impt B June 1
1950-1965
Union Township Sch Dlst—
4Mb 1941-1968
J&J
Vineland (Borough)—
5 Ms 1942-1950
M&S
2.25
,
2.70
to
Terminal—
4Mb 1941-1973
South
to 1.50
to
Canal 1964
Canal 1905
1.70s
461911 to 1944
6s 1942-1462
to 2.40
.
.
M&N
2"75
to
b 0.50
4Mb Feb 1 1945
F&A
4Mb 1941-1967
A&O b 0.50
Perth Amboy—
4Mb April 1944
4Mb Water 1942-64—M&S2 b 1.50
5s Feb 1942-1977
F&A b 1.75
4 Mb refdg 1944 & *46.-F&A b 2.50
Plainfield 4s School 1959 M&N
0.25
4Mb 1941-1962 Various.J&J
0.50
Rahway 4M8 1941-1953.J&D
Red Bank (Borough)—
0.25
4Mb 1941-1953
M&N
0.25
Ridgewood4Ms 1942-62-M&N
0.25
4Mb 1942-1968
M&N
Sea Isle City 5s 1942
82
F&A
Somerset County—
0.25
4Mb 1941-1949
J&D
0.25
4Mb 1941-1952
J&J
South Jersey Port District
to 3.20
0.60
,
,_M&S 15
3.60
to
M&N
4Mb Refunding 1944—M&N
4Mb Water 1941-1970—J&J b 0.50
Passaic County—
0.50
4Mb 1941-1946
J&J
4 Ms 1941-1968
0.50
J&D
to 2.80
~
J&J
2.70
Passaic—
3^
to 2.85
Cape May 4Mb 1942-51..M&S b Par
Delaware River Joint Com i
Phlla-Camden Bridge—
I.
4Mb 1941-1945
M&S b 0-75
112
4Mb 1946-1973
M&S
East Orange—
0.50
4MB 1941-1969
..J&D
1942-1972
4Mb 1943-1907
4Mb Sewer
_
Englewood 5s 1942-1944.A&0
to 2.90
to
b 1-60
Elizabeth—
254s 1942-1978
M&S
4Mb 1942-1957
A&O
5Ms Dec 1 1941-1946.J&D
100 M
0.75
J Par
5s Sewer 1942 1960
J&J
3 School 1941-1974—A&O
100
to
to 2.00
0.65
0.50
0.75
2.10
I
J&J
to 2.80
2.25
Camden—
4s 1944-1968
to 2.70
1.50
to 0.75
b 0.80
is g
to 2.85
98
b 0.15
M&S
J&J
J&J
is Canal Term 1942
to 2.50
0.50
Highway 1903
4s Canal Term Jan 1940.. J&j
to 3.60
0.50
YORK
4Mb Bonus 1942-1949.—A&O
to 3.10
0.50
Net
1Mb Bar<* Canal 1945—J&J
to
b 1.00
to 2.20
.
J
J
J
4s 1945-1970
?
1 Ms Poor Relief '41-45M&N\b
1.75
100
3.10
to 3.00
to 2.90
to 3.10
to
—F&A
^
Ocean City
to 0.50
6Hs Dec 1 1941-1942.J&D 6 0.25
5Ms Dec 15 1941-60.J&D15 b 0.25
5s Dec 15 1941-1955.J&D]5 b 0.25
4Mb 1941-1956
J&D
0.50
Bloomfleld4Ms '42-'69-J&Dl5
0.50
2Mb School 1942-1969.M&S
0.50
Bogota 4Mb 1941-1946..J&D
0.75
Bound Brook 4 Ms '41-42 J&D
Bridgeton (City)—
4Mb 1941-1958
j&d & 0.65
5Hs 1941-1961...
F&A
4Mb Water '42 to '60.M&N
4Mb
1942-1969
J&J
to 2.80
5s 1944
...F&A
4Mb Impt May 15 1942-'56.
Ocean Co 4Mb 1941-'50—J&D
to 1.65
.
.
to 0.75
Ask
Bid
Jan & Mar 1 1942-1945
Jan & Mar 1946-1970
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
New Brunswick—
to 1.60
0.75
Camden County—
*1
1.50
to
to 2.15
_
6s
w
3MB 1941-1949
J&D15 b 0.25
Morristown—
0.50
4Mb 1941-1942
J&D
4s 1942-1909
0.30
M&N b 0.50
1.40
0.25
1Mb 1950-1957.
M&N
99
5 0.25 to 0.50 %
Neptune 4M« 1942-1955.F&A
0.75
Newark 6s 1942-1972 —M&S
0.50
5Mb Oct 15 *41 to'59 A&015
5s 1941-1958
0.50
b 0.30 to 1.20 %
..J&J
0.50
4MB 1941-1983
F&A
5 0.40 to 1.25 %
4Mb School Dec 1 *45-.J&D
4s Sch house 1959 opt 1949
4s Pas Val sew'01 op 51 J&D
95
94
4a 1941-1970
-..J&D b 0.50
87 M
86 M
3Ma Track elev 1954—F&A
100
0.50
3 Ms 1942-1900
9934
M&N
0.50
2Mb Jan 15 1942-1970-J&J
Bayonne 5s 1942-1949..—J&J
4MB
1941-1955..
F&A
4Mb School 1941-1966.F&A
3 Ms 1951-1959
J&D
NEW
Par
to
To
or
Bonds
Net
J&J
to 2.20
0.25
2*isseriesD May 1942-1970
N. J. Emergency Relief—
3 Ms Mar 1942
3 Ms May 1942
2 Hi Jan 1942 to 1943...
Unemployment Relief—
1Mb ser A 1942-1949,
opt 1942J&D
1Mb ser B 1943-1950,
opt 1943
M&N
Asbury Park (City)—
Refunding 4s I960....
Atlantic City—
3s-4Ms Jan 1973
Water 4s-4 Ms Jan 1973
Atlantic County—
4 Ms Bridge 1942-1957-A&O
Audubon (Borough)—
6s July 1 1941-1944
5 D 4KB 1942-1955
M&S
4Mb 1941-1970.
Ask
County—
4Mb 1942 opt 1922
to 2.20
0.25
4s series O April
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
Bid
Bonds
the month preceding the date of Issue
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
1942-1967
J&J
1.30
to 1.10
to 1.55
1.50
to 2.10
0.25
0.25
0.25
to 1.50
0.25
to 2.10
0.75
1.50
0.60
to 1.75
0.60
to 2.05
0.60
to 2.00
0.75
to 2.80
0.75
1.00
to 3.00
1.00
to 3.70
0.75
0.75
to 3.00
0.70
to
to 1.75
to 1.70
to 2.80
to 2.00
to 2.75
to 2.90
2.80
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as
To
or
Bonds
Ask
6s 1942-1954
MAS b
Horaell 4 Ms 1941-1947—F&A b
Hudson Riv Regulating DIst—
4Ms 1941-1965
J&J &
4.70s 1941-1965
J&J b
Huntington (T) 4s'42-'52-J&J b
Islip 4s 1942-1952
M&S|6
Ithaca 4Ms 1942-1954
J&JI&
Lackawanna 414s '4l-'54M&N|&
!
Long Beach 594s 1953
acquisition
1941-1955.
M&N
494s
1
0.75
0.70
0.25
1.00
97
to 2.10
2.35
to
6 96
99
o
6 1.00
Ontario Co
to 3.00
1952.M&N
1.00
1.00
to 3.00
Middleport 4 35s '41-'42.J&D
MIneoJa (V) 4.40s 1941-68 J&J
Monroe Co4s 1942-1944.F&A
3.90s Co Bldg '42-'50—F&A
1M* Jan 15 1942
J&J
1.00
to 1.25
1.00
to 3.00
1.00
to
1.00
to 2.10
0.60
to 0.90
1942-1943
A&O
494s School 1962-73—M&N
0.75
to 1.50
1950-55--M&N
M&S
2.50
to
1.00
to
3s 1941 to 1946
Nassau County—
M&S
1.00
to
5s 1942-1943—
M&N
%
4s Sewerage
2.80
294* 1941 to 1956
494* 1942-1944
A&O
4s 1941-1947
J&D
394* 1944-1961
J&J
3s July 1 1941-1964-- J&J
3s 1942-1950
F&A
3.40s July 1 1941-1945-J&J
294s 1946-1956
294* 1942-1957
F&A
2.40s May 1 1942-48—M&N
2.20s 1941-1959
M&S
1.90 Feb 15 1942-1960-
0.75
%
%
to 1.10
0.60
to 1.25
0.60
to 1.65
u.80
to
0.60
to
%
%
%
to 1.30
1.20
to 2.25
6 0.50
6 0.50
to 2.25
1942-1963-J&J 6 0.50
-
M&N 6
M&N 6
M&N 6
-.M&N 6
to 2.50
to 2.40
to 2.30
4948 1942-1965
4 94s 1942-1963
294s 1941-1947
New York City—
494* June 1965.--—J&D
0.70
to 2.25
0.70
0.70
0.50
to 2.60
stk 1980—J&D
J&J15
294s July 15 1969
J&J 100 94
294s 1941-1970—.---F&A 6 0.25
294s 1941-1970
J&D 6 0.25
294s 1941-1953
J&D 6 0.25
29481942-1979
M&N
294s Serial 1942-1946-F&A
2 94s
1942-1956
_M&S
294s assessm't 1941-44. J&D
NYC Housing Authority—
2 Ms 1942-1952
M&S
2 94s Mar 15 1953
294s Mar 15 1954
294s 1955-1957
M&S
3s 1958-1960
M&S
6 0.25
12694
128
12894
123
6 0.50
100 M
103 94
12194
il594
11694
11794
to 2.65
2.95
2.50
2.25
2.45
2.55
2.60
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
%.
11194
—
2.65 %
•2.50 %
112
11194
toi.45
to 2.95
1941-58.F&A
2.75
10494
10194
to 1.01
to 1.01
to 2.25
to 2.65
to 1.40
99
6 0.20
to 1.10
6 0.20
to 1.15
6 0.20
to 1.10
6 0.20
to 0.90
to
to 1.20
to
b 0.30
to 2.00
_
J&D & 0.25
A&O b 0.30
1941-1944—A&Oib 0.25
to 1.60
A&O\b 0.25
M&SI6 0.20
M&S b 0.20
F&A b 0.25
to 1.80
1941-1948
1942-1960
Oct
15
1941-1955
1941-1950
1941-1950
194* 1942-1955
1.30s 1942-1955
f&A
1.10s 1942-1949
-M&S
Schenectady County—
494s
1942-1958
J&J
5s Dec 15 1941-1948-----Somers (T) 4Ms 41-'53-M&N
__
to 2.30
to 1.00
to
1.60
to 1.60
& 0.25
b 0.25
Ash OYHIo
to
6 1.00
to 3.30
6 0.50
to 3.30
6 0.50
to
b 0.25
b 0.25
& 0.25
to 1.70
to 1.70
M&S
M&N 6 0.50
,43-"46 6 1.75
0.50
to 2.90
to 3.00
to 2.50
|
I
%
%
%
to 1.10
%
to 1.30
%
to 1.25
to 1.30
%
%
0.50
to 1.00
%
58
58 M
„
M&N
M&N
M&N
F&A
1941-1948
1941-1970
1942-1979
1942-1959
6 0.50
to 1.80
6 0.50-
to 2.25
6 0.50
to 2.25
6 0.50
to 2.10
F&A
6 2.10
to 2.20
M&N
6 0.50
to 2.10
0.50
to 2.25
1945 .J&J b 0.50
to 1.40
J&D b 0.50
to 2.00
1941-66
Durham—
J&J b
4 Ms 1942-1966
5s Water 1942 to
Durham County—
4Ms
1941-1951
Elizabeth City (public
3 Ms 1942-1950
imp)—
3.00 %
to
3.00
to 3.25
to 1.80
3% 1968-1970
A&O Forsyth Co 4Ms *41-"58.J&D b 0.50
to 2.20
to 2.40
Greensboro—
to 2.30
A&O &
1951-1967—A&O b
F&A
J&J &
-.F&A b
6s Water 1942
%
3.10
4 Ms
4Ms 1942-1965
to 1.80
%
0.75
.
1942-1963
to 2.90
to 2.20
0.75
%
to 3.00
0.75
to 3.00
4s Water Works
Sullivan
Co
to 2.00
494s'42-*45-A&O,b 0.25
M&S b 0.25
to 2.20
Bigb Point 4Ms
to 1.00
2*60
to 2.40
to 1.30
to
1.80
to 2.30
to 2.10
3%00
to
1.50
to 1.30
to 1.40
0.50
to 2.75
to
1941-1950—J&J
0.25
to
2.75
2.90
b 0.25
to
2.50
1.40
to
2.30
2.40 2.90%
103 X
to 2.50
b 0.25 to 3.20
b 0.25 to 3.00
103
b 0.25
b 0.25
to
6 0.25
4.20s 1942-1949—F&A 6 0.25
4.15s 1942-1950.
M&N 6 0.25
2.25
to
to
1.75
to 1.85
4.10% Sewer 1942-1950.J&J
4948 Wat May 1 '42-48M&N
3.95 Nov 1 1961-1970-M&N
0.20
to 1.20
0.20
to
1.70
to 1.80
3
0.20
to 0.60
0.20
to 1.15
Niagara Falls School Dist—
494*
1941-1960
F&A 6 0.20
to 1.65
4.10s
A&O
6 0.25
1.10
1.75
1.80
to 1.25
to 1.70
to 1.90
to 2.50
to
Rev 2.60s 1967-1969-A&0
1.40sl941-1969
1.10s 1942-1950
J&D 6~0.25"
A&O 6 0.25
J1 & M 1 6 0.15
to
1*70
to 1.30
to
1.05
6 0.25
to
2.00
5J4s highway 1942-'53-F&A 6 0.25
to
2.25
Is 1942-1951
70
Warren Co 494s
%
%
'42-'50--F&A
Water town—
1941-1953
5a 1941-1945
1941-1946
to 3.85
Aug 1
4MB 1942-1950
Lincoln County—
0.25
3.90s
to 3.00
M&N b
1942-48.J&J b
Iredell Co 5s
1941-1950—J&J
Imp'41-45-J&J15
1.50
1941-1968 J&D b 1.00
Refunding bonds-—
4 Ms 1942-1951
M&N & 1.50
4s 1942-1957
M&N b 1.50
3 Ms 1958-1969
M&N 6 3.40
3Ms 1970-1975
M&N
1941-1957
to 1.80
to 3.00
2.80s 1941-1958
M&N
Triborougb Bridge—
2948 revenue 1945-52-F&A
3s revenue 1953-1975--F&A
394s s f revenue 1980--F&A
Troy 494s 1942-1950
A&O
494s 1941-1970
J&D
494s 1941-1965—
J&J
2s 1942-1981
M&N
to 2.65
to 2.00
to 2.50
J&J
0.75
4 M»
6 0.25
1.50s
to
1958.F&A
5s Wat, Serv
M&Njft 0.25
J&D15 & 0.25
F&A b 0.25
394s 1941-1951
J&J15 6 0.25
3s 1941-1971
J&J15 b 0.25
2.20% 1942-1957
uM&S b 0.25
2s 1942 1956
-M&S ft 0.25
1.30
2.10% Aug 15 1946-1947-194 s 1941-1948
F&A b 0.25
0.25
194s 1942-1946
M&S
494s
2?50
Guilford County—
1941 1946
2.25
.
Greenville 5s W W
to 9.50
594s 1941-1960
494sl942-1944
4.20s Dec 15 '41-71
Water
1954.. J&J Refg 3 Ms 1957-1962
J&J 6 2.50
to 2.10
Syracuse—
4s
%
%
%
to 1.90
57
1 1976
1960-1977
2 M«
to 1.90
to 1.90
56 M
Charlotte—
3s
%
1.90
-----
1.25
to 1.20
394s
294s High & ref 1942-57 M&S'& 0.25
2.20s June 1 1941-1962 J&D b 0.25
„
6 0.25
J&J 6 0.25
J&J 6 0.25
to 1.00
5s Bridge
to 3.20
to 3.40
to 3.60
*42.F&A
..A&O & 1.00
%
%
%
%
%
%
3.40
1.00
to 3.00
%
_
1942-1951—F&A b 0.75
Mecklenburg County—
6s Ref Nov 1950
M&N
Pitt County—
4Ms 1943-1947..
M&S &
58 Fund June 1959
J&J
Raleigh—
5s Impt June 1 1944--J&D
4Mb 1941-1967
A&O b
4s 1946-1950
M&N 6
3Ms 1951-1956
M&N b
3s 1955-1970
A&O b
Randolph County—
4 Ms 1942-1947
F&A &
4Mb 1948-1959
F&A b
Rocky Mount—
Water and sewer bonds—
5s 1944-1947.
J&J b
to 2.40
%
2.00
1.25 to 2.20
0.75
2.00
2.30
to 2.85
2.40
to 2.60
1.00
2.50
to 3.00
1.30
to
to 2.40
to 2.50
_
to 2.35
1.75
2Ms 1948-1970
—J&J b 1.60 to 2.35
2Ms 1971-1980
J&J b 2.25 to 2.30
Salisbury 6s 1941
M&N
Transylvania County—
—
Refunding 1M% 1941-1942
2% 1943-47, 2 M % ,48-,52
3% 1953-57 and 4% 195874 M
76 M
1972
.—J&J
Wilmington—
i
5s Ref & Impt 1955
A&O
70
0.75 to 2.65
4Ms 1941-1962
A&O
%
0.75 to 2.60
4 Ms Pub Imp 1942-60-J&J
2.50
Winston-Salem—
%
0.75 to 1.80
5s Sept 1942-1947
M&S
%
0.75 to 2.40
4MB 1942-1958
M&N 15
%
0.75 to 2.50
4MB 1941-1973
J&J
1.80 to 2.30
4s refunding 1948-56—J&J
2.20 to 2.30
3s refunding 1956-68—J&J
2.50
%
%
%
to 1.50
J&J
to
1.00
Thousand Islands—
494s Bridge Rev '67-M&S
93
NORTH DAKOTA
5s Farm L'n 1942-45&*50 J&J
5Ms 1945 & 1948 ser O...J&J
4Ms July 1951 & 1955
J&J
4Mb Jan 1957
J&J
2.25
Ohio munldpai bonds Issued sines Jan. 1.1913, are taxable, all bonds issued
orior to that date are tax-exempt.
b Basis.
1.50
2.25
1.50
2.50
2.75
(See next page)
3.25
to 3.25
to 3.20
~
„
4.15s Sewer 1965-70.-M&N
*
3.30
6 0.50
l-4s gen ref July 1 1976
Buncombe County—1
3 Ms
to 1.15
1942 1949
to 3.30
6 0.50
1
CAROLINA
MAN b 0.30
10194
1.15,
to 3.40 %
6 0.50
J&J
4Ms 1942-1962-...—.—J&J
4Ms 1942-1968
A&O
4s 1942-1968
A&O
3Ms 1942-1945
A&O
4 Ms
3 Ms
0.20
2s Mar 1
NORTH
to 1.25
Revenue 2.75s 1941-66
M&N
6 0.50
A&O
1 4s gen ref July
2.55
94? 1942-1945
j.90
6 0.2J
6 2.65
M&N
1.75
6 0.30
6 0.20
1942-1946
A&O 6 0.25
F&A 6 0.25
1942-1948
39*8 May 15 '42-'51-M&N 6 0.25
Niagara Falls—
594s 1942-1948
%
to 3.50
to 1.10
2.50
10094
%
to 3.50
6 0.20
6 2.60
6 2.35
I
to 1.00
6 0.50
6 0.50
6 0.50
6 0.50
2 Ms 1946-47-1948...r-A&O b 1.10
2 Ms 1941-1948
J&J 6 0.50
2s 1948-1949
J&J 6 1.25
lMs 1942-1943
J&J
IMS 1943-1946..
J&J 6 0.50
1942-45—J&D b 0.30
4 Ms
Schenectady—
4Ms Pub
2.20! %
to 2.20
6 0.50
5s July 1961
Utica—
to 1.00
to 2.50
6 0.50
3s 1942-1960
5 M>
4 Ms
594s Water
%
€
to 2.60
6 0.50
to 1.00
Union Free Sch Dist—
94
to 2.90
£40
9794
to 3.25
to 1.60
(Village)
—J &D
6s
to 2.80
to
to 1.00
394s sewage 1942-1969.J&J b 0.50
4 94s 1942.
J&J
0.25
494s Sewer 1941-1953—J&J
to 2.85
0.70
6 0.20
Tonawanda (City of)—A
104 94
to 2.75
to 1.85
6 0.25
6 0.20
M&S
494s July 1941-1958
to 2.15
to
1.60
Ticonderoga S D No 5—
to 2.95
6 0.75
to
0.25
1.10s 1942-1951
F&A
Thousand Islands See*'Water town"
10794
to 1.25
1.50
_
,41-,57—A&O b 0.25
1941-1951
F&A b 0.25
11894,
to 2.85
to
to 1.50
2.80s 1942-1959
Southampton—
5s
1942-1971
Suffolk Co 494s
118
6 0.50
10194
104 94
10194
„
-
6 0.25
594* Jan 1942-1961—A&O
5s 1941-1961
A&O
4 Ms July 1 1911 1962.A&0
4 Ms Mar 1 1942 1956-A&O
4s 1942-1958
-F&A
3 Ms 1943-1961
J&D
3.30s April 1 1942-1956
3 Ms 1942-1955
M&S
3.10s Oct 1 1941-1964.
to 1.75
2.20s
1.80s
%
0.30
6
6
to 1.75
2948
\fG3
to 2.25
6 0.20
12394
103 94
to 1.50
6 0.20
4s
126
to 2.00
A&O 6 0.50
2Ms 1941-1954
124
6 0.25
6s Feb 1 1942-1952
to 1.85
4.15s
Transit Unification Issue—
corp
to 1.65
6 0.20
12794
to 2.80
to 2.80
to 2.50
6 0.25
494s 1941-1942—J&J 6 Par
1942-1962—F&A
122 94
125
2.25
6 0.25
Vonkers—
2 M« gen & ref July 1
4.30s
to
to 1.40
to 1.90
122
_
Wolcott
6 0.30
Scarsdale
%
to 2.25
(reg)..M&S 6 0.25
3.90s 1942-1954.--. .F&A 6 0.25
2Ms Sept 1 1943-1949..-.. 6 1.00
Saratoga Co 4 94s '41-'55-M&S b 0.25 to 2.15
to 2.25
4s Sept 1 1945-1954-—M&S b 1.30 "
128 94
129 94
to
to 1.40
F&A
1942-1954
to 2.70
0.25
White Plains—
to 2.20
101
3s 6th ser Dec 1 1975- —
Co 4 94» *42-,61.A&0 6 0.30
6 0.30
Rensselaer County—
to 2.60
2.60
4 94* 1942-1959
104
1976
0.25
.J&D
J&D
194s 1948-1953
194s 1943-1952
0.50
1941-1950—M&N
1.80s 1941-1945
M&N
Rye & Har'son Un Fr 8 D No 6
4.40s 1941-1953
F&A
123 94
133 94
3M* exempt 1955
M&N 6 2.75
3 Ms stock Apr 1,1954-A&O 6 2.60
111
3 94s Corp stock Mar 1, 1960
110 94
394s Corp stock Jan 15,1976
394s reg Corporate stock
1950-1953
M&N 6 2.20
3 94s Corp stock July 1, '75.
10694
394* Aug 1 1941-1978.F&A 6 0.25
6 0.50
394? serial 1942-1979._F&A
3s Rap Trans 1947-51 _F&A 6,1.75
3s corp stock Jan 1 1977 J&J
10394
3s Serial 1941-1968
J&J 6 0.25
3 s serial 1942-1969
M&N 6 0.25
3s serial 1941-1973
J&D 6 0.25
3s corp stock Feb 1 1979—
10394
3s Water 1941-1970—A&O 6 0.25
3%
4s
to 2.75
0.20
Aug 15 1977
ser
1.25
0.10
Rome 4.10s
12394
to
1.15
to
Putnam
4.15s 1941-1952
3 94s g exempt 1954—M&N 6 2.70
11094
3 94s g Water ex 1954- M&N
214s 1941-1979.
394s 5th
to 3.00
0.20
1976
Rockville Centre
1.75
to 2.70
to 2.50
Y Authority—
3 94s 3d series Mar 1
3s 4th series Dec 15
to 3.10
2.40
1.00
494s 1941-1945
127 94
126 94
12694
494sl963
M&S 12594
4948 May, 1967
M&N 12294
494s Nov 1957
M&N 12294
494* Dec 1, 1979
J&D 13294
4948 Corp stock 1967--J&J 12794
494s Corp stk 1971—J&D 15
12894
494s July 1,1941 to 1955.- 6 0.25
494s Jan 1, 1977
J&J 126
494* 1960
M&S 121
494s Mar 1, 1962
M&S 12194
494s Mar 1, 1964
M&S 122
494s April 1,1966
A&O 122 94
494s Apr 15,1972—A&015 123 94
494s Rap Tr & Wat *74 J&D
124 94
494* Feb 15. *42-,61-F&A15 6 0.50
494* Feb 15,1976—F&A15
125M
494s Nov 15,1978..M&N15
126 94
494* Mar 1, 1981
M&S 12794
4s Oct 1,1980
A&O 122
4s May. 1977
M&N 12094
4s Nov 1955
M&N 114 94
4s Various 1956
M&N 11594
4s Various May 1957-M&N
11694
4s Nov 1958
M&N 116 94
4s May 1959
M&N 11794
4s serial 1941-1963
J&J 6 0.25
4s 1941-1954-J&J15 6 0.25
394s Corp stock July 1 75--I6 3.05
3 Ms Corp stock 1941-1954- 6 0.35
394s R T 1948-1950—M&NI6 1.90
394sg exempt. 1952
M&N 6 2.55
394s g exempt 1963—M&N 6 2.65
6 0.20
Rockland County—
to 2.70
to
to 0.40
4 9*s Pub
New Rochelle—
5s 1942-1950
to 1.25
to 1.20
6 0.20
1941-1942-M&S
494s Highway
Newburgh—
4s Wat Impt
6 0.60
6 0.20
%
General & refunding—-
Rochester 5s
to 1.60
6 0.50
6 0.60
to 1.25
*41-52 J&D
4s School 1941-1959—-M&S
1.40s 1942-1960 -----M&N
Port Jervis 4 94* 1942- 69.J&J
Port of N
to 2.90
0.50
-
Imp *41-'68-F&A
494* 1942-1959
-„-M&S
48 Imp Sch &c *42-'47- J&J
294s 1942-1957 —
M&S
1.70s 1942-1948
F&A
194s 1942-1950------M&S
1 jfOs Jan 15 1942-1950 J&J
1.10s 1942-1951
M&N
Is 1942-1950J&J
to 2.00
0.50
to 1.70
Poughkeepsle 4 94s
2.50,%
2.55| %
0.60
to 1.75
(T) Un Fr Sch Dist
No 1 4.60s 1944-1966------
%
3.35 %
2.75 %
2.60 %
1.75 %
to
to 1.50
Pelham
1.25 %
Mount Vernon—
4 Ms
to 1.25
4 94s Water 1942-1969.A&O
6 0.20
Oswego 594* 1942-1946. -M&N
Oyster Bay Water District—
4s
1941-1950.
J&J 6 0.20
to 2.60
J&J
5 Ms May 11942
3.90s 1941-1964-
to 1.10
6 0.20
1941-1950--J&D
1944-1951- ---J&D
4s 1942-1951 -M&N
Ossining494s
Mamaroneck Un F 8 D No 1—
0.70
6 0.20
1941-1968---—-J&£
1.10s ref
J&J
494s 1941-1964
to 2.70
to
6 0.25
1.10s ser A
Mamaroneck (Town)—
to 2.15
6 0.20
2.10s Feb 1
1.70s
t
0.25
4 Ms San Sew '42-*82_..
6 0.20
Ref 1.90s
to 2.50
J&D
J&J
494s Parkway 1962-86 J&D
494* *44. *45. *56 & *69 J&D
4s Co Bldg 1942-59—M&S
4s June 1 1959-1964—J&D
394* 1941-1951
J&D
394* 1952-1980——J&D
3 94* 1941-1963
J&D
2s 1941-1951
J&J
Westchester Cross County
Parkway Authority—
394s 1942-1946.
.J&D
2 Ms 1947—
-J&D
5s
to 2.15
6 0.40
1941-1951
.-A&O
1942-1957 ...F&A
1942-1968-— —
3.70s
to 2.00
County—
1941-1976.
to 0.50
494s Water 1941-1964-A&0 6
1.50
4 94s 1947-1972
-----J&J 6 0.20
Oneiaa 4s Water 42- 45--J&J
6 0.20
Onondaga Co. 4 94* '41-47A&O
to 2.85
to 3.001
Net
Ask
Bid
Bonds
0.25
North Tarry to wn—
1.00
1.00
To
or
i
Nv |
0.30
2.40s 1941-1967
97
6s 1947 Beach
4s
1
to 1.50
Ask
Westchester
7~
1911-1942—--J&D
M&N
Hempstead S D No
to 2.60
0.75
0.25
To
or
„
Bid
Bonds
Net
North
Hempstead Un PSD No 1
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid
97
AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
STATE
June, 1941]
/Flat price.
:75
STATE
98
AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
Quotations for all securities are as near
as
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Dls 1942-65-M&N
b 3.00
Bid
Ask
b 0.40
1.40
1.30
to 1.70
to 1.60
Bonds
(See footnote *)
5s
Akron 6 Ms 1942-1951
J&J 6 1
5s Water 1941-1953—A&O b 0
A&O
A&O
4 Ha 1941-1947
4 Ha 1941-1952
b 1,
to 2.50
to
1941-1944.A&O
b 0.
to 1.00
2~20
Canton—
5s Sewer 1953
M&S
6s Water 1944-1959—A&O b 1,
Canton School Dist—
5s 1954.
A&O
4Mb Dec 5 1941-1942-J&D b 0
4.40s 1950
to 2.25
to
0~75
3 Ha
May 15 1942-1945
4Hs H'way '42-'49 (s-a).A&0
4s Highway 1941-1942..A&O
Astoria Ref 1-5% 1967—J&J
Multnomah County—
4Hs Bridge 1941 1944. J&D
4Hs 1949-1956
F&A
4s Bridge 1945-1955—.J&D
Multnomah Co 3 D No. 1—
b 0,
0.90
to 1.35
4Hs Impt 1942-1445—J&J
1.00
b 0.50
to 1.20
F&A
0.75
to 0.95
to 1.25
6 0.50
York 4 Ha 1941-1943
to 1.25
6 0.50
to 0.75
66 H
6 0.50
RHODE ISLAND
68H
to 1.25
1% Relief 1942-1943—M&S
to 2.40
6 0.40
1 H % June 1 1942-1943..J&D 6 0.40
to 0.65
to 2.30
3%
Public Wks 1951-50.M&S 6 1.50
to 1.65
6 0.50
to 1.50
48 Tune t 1977..
4Hs Bridge 1970
to 2.00
Cranston—•
to 2.00
2Hs Ref imp *41-*45..M&N 6 0.50
lHs Ref Imp 1946-1955
opt 1947
M&N 6 1.00
to 1.40
to 1.50
to 1.35
4a Oharlt Inst 1905
4a Water 1941-1958
to 1.85
to 1.65
0.90
2 Hs Nov 15
to 2.50
to 1.65
100
to 2.10
4 Hi S hool 1954
1H % Tax antlclpa'n notes—
Series "E T" May 311941
5s
4Hs 1941-1950.——M&S b 0. 75
to 1.90
4 Ha
4s Sewage 1941-1958—M&S b 0. 75
3 Ha 1941-1949
A&O b 0. 75
ZHa 1941-1956
A&O 6 0. 75
3 Ha 1944-1953
..M&S b 0. 75
to 2.20
Highway 4s April 1 1942
to 2.00
A&O b 0. 75
M&S b 0. 75
to 2.25
to 1.90
b 0. 75
J&D b 0. .75
to 1.90
3s 1941-1903
2Ha 1941-1951
2H« 1941-1951
1945-1954
M&S
Cleveland Heights 8 D—
6s 1941-1959—
A&O 6 0.60
Columbus—
6s 1942-1957
M&S 6 0
4 Ha 1942-1953
F&A 6 0,
4 Ha 1941-1955 s-e
F&A 6 0
2 Ha 1942-1959
.F&A 6 0,
Columbus School Dist—
5s 1943-1952
J&D 19 6 0.75
to 1.70
to 2.10
to
1.85
6 1.20
less
H
less
AHa 1941-1959
H
to 1.00
4* Jan 1 1945
%
A
A&O 6 0.
4Ha 1941-1943
A&O
A&O
1.25
4s Oct 1
2 Ha
to 2.10
M&N 6 0.20
to 2.00
6 0.75
Bast Cleveland—
.
to
2.20
to
1.25
4Hs Water 1942-1960-M&S 6 1.00
School Diat—
6 0.70
4a 1941-1945-1950
to 2.00
to 2.05
1.75
„
4Hsgen impl941-43..A&0 6 0.50
to 1.00
1941-1952...M&S'6 0.50
to 2.20
5s W W
1941-1940
J&J 6 0.25
to 1.60
Hamilton County—
Cambria Co 4Hs Nov 1 *41-*45 6 0.75
Del River Jt Comm Bridge
Phlla-Oamden—
4 Hs Sept 1 1967 opt'43.
112
M&S 6 0.65
F&A 6 1.00
to
1.50
Lakewood—
4Ha Oct 1945...
A&O
5s Pa k & Imp 1941-AAO Lima 5Hs Sewer 1941-1947.
6 0.50 to 1.90
5s Sewer Feb 1 '^-'Sl-F&A 6 0.50 to 2.30
Lucas Co 4s C H 1944. ..M&S
Mahoning Val San Dist—
4Hswater 1941-1952..A&O 6 0.50 to 2.10
Martin's Fy 5s 1941- 44.M&S 6 0.50 to 1.10
Miami Conservancy Dist—
5Hs 1941-1945
J&D 6 0.25 to 1.00 %
5Hs 1946-1949
J&D 6 1.20 to 1.50
Montgomery County—
i
5s Flood Emerg '4l-'42 J&D 6 0.50 to 0.75
Portsmouth City S D—
I
4Hs 1942-1950
J&J ,6 1.00 to 2.40
Springfield—
I
434s 1942-1949
M&S 6 0.25 to 1.40
4s 1942-1955
M&S 6 0.25 to 1.85
„
Toledo—
5s W W 1941-1944
F&A 6 0.50
6s Pub Wharf I960—M&S
5* Sewer 1949
M&S
to 1.25
AHa 1941-1954
.M&S15 6 0.50
4Hs 1942-1953
M&S 6 0.50
4Ha Nov 1 1941-1953
,6 0.50
48 Park July 1 1942...J&JI
to 2.30
—
Toledo School Dist—
to 2.60
to
2.50
to
2.70
Youngstown—
A&O
4Hs 1941-1957
A&O 6 0.50
Youngstown School Dist—
<iS
4Hs 1944-1947
M&S 6 1.25
to 1.80
5s 1941-1944
M&S
Zanesville 8 D 5a *41-'43.A&0 6 0.50
to
Too
OKLAHOMA
2s June 30. 1949-1954
Muskogee—
4Ha Aviation 1942-53..J&J
Oklahoma City—
6a Water 1942-1947—M&S
8 D AH* 1942-1953
J&J
/ Flat price.
0.40
0.40
to
1.35
1.30
to 1.50
to 1.60
0.45
to
0.50
0.50
1.35
I Ha
1 Ha
to 2.25
to 2.25
to 1.75
1943-1952
M&S
1942-1948
M&N
1 Hs 1942-1951.
M&N
AJken Co 4Ha 1942-1945.F&A
\nderson County—
4Vi Highway 1942-43-F&A
Charleston 4H» Jan 1942.J&J
1.80
to
1.70
4a Nov 1
103 H
110
1906
117 H
103 H
111 H
121H
J&J
J&J
J&J
1946
4s Feb 16 1955
119
116
123 H
132
to
to
2.00
1.60
1.80
6 0.75
%
"1.00
to 1.95
to 99 H
to 1.60
to 1.80
to 1.60
to 1.55
4Hs 1941-1955
J&J
4Hi Highw 1942-1945-F&A
Greater Greenville Sewer Diat
4Ha 1967
..M&N
...
L75
1.00
to 2.40
1.00
to 1.65
0.75
2.10
Highway 1942-1946-F&A
to 2.90
to 2.80
0.75
to 1.85 %
1.00
to
J&J
J&J
1.50
to 2.75
1.50
to 2.75
M&S
0.75
to 1.75
J&J
0.75
to 2.25
J&J
0.75
to 2.15
Sp artan burg—
4Ha
Water
5s Nov 1
1942-1965.J&J
1943
103
104
Sumter County—
5s 1942-1952
104
3.00
.
2Ha 1946-1962..
2 Ha 1946-1963...
Spartanburg County—
4 Ha 1942-1947
J&J
York
4s July 20
1972
2Hi Jan 1 1946-1960..J&J
Philadelphia School Dist—
AHa 1941-1943
J&J
4Hi 1941-1959
„M&N
4Hs Apr 15 1942-58-A&Ol5
4s 1941-1942.
J&J
4s 1941-1956
J&D
Operating Revenue—
lHsApr&Oct 1941
Pittsburgh—
4Hs 1941-1950
J&D
2H« Sch Dist 1941-62-A&O
2 Hi July 1 1941-1950--J&J
2 Hi Feb 1 1942-1958-F&a
1 Hs 1942-1961
Public Works Relief—
M&N
.
114H
>
»
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}
>
County—
AHa 1942-1950
0.75
0.75
0.50
0.75
to 1.10
0.75
to
to
2.15
to 2.20
SOUTH DAKOTA
to 1.00
2.15
100 H
6s Sept 1941
M&S 6 0.40 less
5Hs Jan 15 1943
J&J15 6 1.00 less
4Hs Rural Credit 1942
J&J 6 0.50 less
4Hs Rural Credit—
0.50
0.50
0.50
to
iio
to
1.75
to 1.40
3
0.50
to
3a Feb 1 1947...
—F&A s 1.40
3s Refdg 1950-1959
F&A 6 1.90
Refunding series AA—
4Hs to Aug 1 1941. 3%
6 0.20
bue May 1 1943-*50—M&N
6 1.10
Ref 4s Aug 1 *43-*49...F&A 6 1.00
1.50
to 99
1.70
.
to
1.75
School District—
3s 1944-1964
F&A
6 1.10
to 2.00
2Hi 1941-1963
J&D
6 0.75
to
F&A 6 1.05
thereafter 1950-59.-F&A 6 1.90
County—
„
4-4 Ha
Jackson
1942-1958
County—
Ref4Ha Sept 1 1954 opt
Perkins Co refunding 3-4s
Stanley Co 15 year 3H»
..
H
H
H
to 1.90
to 1.80
to 1.50
iess
1
to 2.15
to 2.20
Corson
.
1.90
Hs 1943 to 1946
-
_
4H% 1953
J&D 6 2.00
Refunding and Funding—
6 0.50
2s Feb 1 1942-1961
I
3.00
.
1941-1959—.J&D
5s
to 2.90 %
0.75
2Ha sewer 1949-1958.J&D
Kershaw County—
sewer
1%00
to 2.90
ireenvllle 5s 8t 1942.....J&J
3a
126H
118
0.60
0.60
0.75
3 Hs water ref 1942-70 M&N 6
0.75
ireenvllle County—
1
to 3.00
0.50
0.70
3 Ha Wat W.jrica '42-78A&0 6
Columbia 4Hs Water 1945J&J
1.20
1.60 %
less
194.5-1954
1941-1950
.
113H
116H
to 2.00
1.15
124
...
to 2.50
0.50
A&O
F&A
Philadelphia—
J&J
—J&J
0.50
to 2.35
Northampton Bor Munic Auth
J&J
.J&J
0.70
to
to
.
0.50
0.50
2.15
less 1
to
117
118
2.00
J&J
to
M&N 6 1.00
—
6s Bdge 1941-1941
Funding 1H% to 2H%
fldue June 301941 to 1946
2Ha June 30. 1941-1948...
to
Mercer Co 5Hs *41 '47. .F&A 6 0.60
Norristown 8 D 4H» 1943. J A ' 6 1.00
125
125
to 2.85
2.25
2 Ha
1 Ha
McKeeaport Sch Diat—
*52.J&D
*52. J&D
J&J
1.50
to 3.10
to 2.85
1
1
4Hs May 1948
4 Hs Nov 1 1948
AHa 1976 opt 1940
4 Ha Dec 17 1978
4a July 1942
to 3.00
indebtedness—
3 Ha July 1 1980 opt 19563 Hs Jan 1 1942-1945—J&J
I
A&O 6 0.50
-A&O 6 0.50
of
1
-J&J
to 3.10
1.65
1.10
1.10
1.10
J&D
less
5s Jan 1951
5a June 1 1962 opt
5a June 1 1982 opt
1.10
1.10
J&D
J&D
less
1942-70-M&S 6 1.00
M&N
%
0.75
1941-1953
less
rev
to 2.60
1.00
3 Ha 1941-1949
3a 1942-1952
1.25
Lower Merlon
2Hs Wat
to 2.50
J&J 6 1.45
Inatftu'' 19U-1959
to 1.80
to
6 1.10
to 2.50
J&D
3Hs Ref 1941-55 opt 1950
Statu Highway Certificates
1.65
Highway 1952—J&D
Flarrisburg—
6 0.35
4s May 15 1942-1953
Jeanette 4 Ha 1941-1956.M&S 6 0.75
Lackawanna Co 4a 1944-F&A 6 1.00
lHa 1941-1960—.M&N 6 0.65
Lancaster County-—
4 Ha 1941-1960
F&A 6 0.70
6 1.10
Lancaster 8 D 4s May 1945.
4s Jan 1
toj2.25
to £.20
to
6 2.25
Twp 4a 1945-
1.40
2.25
SOUTH CAROLINA
(a
4 Ha
1942-1943
2.35
to 1.25
Fayette County—
AHa
2.35
6*0.75
to 1.75
6 0.75
4 Ha Jan 1 1942-1940—.
AHa
.
2.50
Bethlehem
2Ha 1942-1960
4Hs 1941-1960
Erie School District—
1.40
2.00
to 2.50
to 2.50
.M&N
J&D
4Hs June 1941-1957... J&D
5s Funded 1942-1959..A&O
48 Funding 1947
A&O 6
Ea8ton (Water W orks)—
yria4Hs
4H» 1943...
F&A——
4Hs Sewer Oct 1 1941*47- b 0.40
to
F&A 612.00
F&A b 0.75
A&O 6 0.75
3a 1946-1905
Woonsocket—
4 H4 funding 1941
0s Fund 1942-1901
4 Ha 1941-1907
4 Ha Funding 1944
4 Ha 1941-1907
to 2.00
to
1951-1959
2s May I 1942-1958
WPA School Loan—
Allentown—
AHa Sewer 1941-1959—J&D
.A&O 6 *2.70
J&D 6 0.75
J&D 6 1.25
1944-1951
2 Hs 1942-1957
2s 1942-1961
to 1.90
2s1942-1971
1904
4s 1941-1950
103
2 Hi 1941-1968
J&D
2 Hs May 1 1942-1970--—
to 1.80
2.25
2.50
2.50
to 1.95
to 2.00
3s
to 2.05
Imp 1945—F&A
4Ha Bdge 1941-1951..M&S 6 0.
M&S 6 0.
Dayton School Dist—
5a Mar 16 1942-1946.M&810 6 0.75
4 Hs 1941 -1961
Oct 1 1954
H
H
H
less
to 2.05
5Hs W W Imp 1944..J&D
i
H
0.90
0.65
0.60
0.60
1.20
to 2.35
less
less
0.85
to 1.00
2.35
less
...
J&J
to
6 0.
to 2.50
6 0.80
1945
4s
Altoona—-
4 Ha 1941-1944
0.75
6 0.90
April 1 1947
6 1.00
April 1 1950
4s April 1 1952.__.
6 1.05
ZHa Turnpike Revenue—
102
1947-1968
F&A
tlegheny County—
4s April 1
4a
4Hs July 1941-1958
to 1.85
to 1.00
4s May 2 1957——M&N2 6 2.50
4a Water 1902
J&D 6 2.70
4s 1942-1958
M&S
2 H Apr 1 1942-1967—A&O
to 1.90
to 2.00
H
to
2.25
to 1.80
0.75
0.75
1.60
2.15
less
to 2.40
Dayto
6 0.20
-
J&J 6 0.50
6 0.70
1941, 1944. 1949
to 2.75
to 1.00
Providence—
July 1 1951 Series O—J&J
AHa 1942-1962.
Cuyahoga County—
4Hs 1941-1959.
AHa 1941-1956
-
to 2.15
1.00
J&D 6 0.75
.J&J 6 1.65
A&O 6"2.50
4Hi 9'wer 1952
to 2.10
2.75
J&J b 2.65
J&D 6 2.65
M&N 6 2.65
4 Ha 1950
AHa Grad
4Hs Fire Dep '42-'65—A&O
1.00
1.90
to
0.50
3Hs g High sch 1954.J&D
2Hs Water wks *42-*71 M&S
Pawtucket—
to 2.80
to 2.30
1.00
5Hs June 1 1942-1953
4 Hs May 1942
M&N
4a May 15 1948
M&N
PENNSYLVANIA
b 0 75
J&D
1942-1971
1.60
2.00
Newport—
to 1.50
98
Refunding 3 Hi 1965—J&J
to 0.65
M&S 6 1.85
_J&D 6 2.20
F&A b 2.15
4s 1942-1966
J&J
4Hs Mar 15 *42- 73-M&S15
5s 1942
A&O
to 2.30
Port of Astoria—
to 1.80
J&D b 0 60
Oros'41-*54-A&0 b 0, 75
b 0, 75
5 Ha 1941-1970
5s W W 1941-1908
6 Basis.
to 2.95
6 1.50
Cleveland—
L.
to 2.20
1.00
4Hs Ref Water *41-'53.J&J 6 0.50
J&J 6 0.50
3s Ref imp 1941-1947. J&D 6 0.50
to 1.70
2Hs Sept 1 1941 to 1950.. b 0,
2 Ha Sept 1 1941 to 1970— b 0.
2s Sept 1 1941-1903—M&S b 0.
1 Ha Wat. wks. *41-79 M&S b 0,
Cine Southern Ry—
Refund'g 1 Ha July 15 '59
5s W W
0.65
2 Ha 1941-1965
5a Harb Dev 1941-50-M&N 6 0.50
4 Ha Dock 1943
M&N 6 1.10
4 Ha 1942-1900
M&N 6 0.50
to 1.50
2a
M&N
%
H
6 2.00
4s July 15 1941-1945. J&J15
Cincinnati—
3H« Sept 1 1941-1902
less
to 2.40
„
Portland—
5Hs Imp Feb '46-"51__F&A b 1
5s July 11965—
J&J
4 Ha July 1943
J&J
4H« Sewer 1955......A&O
4s 1941-1956
M&S b 0,
to 2.25
1.00
1.10
„
OREGON
„
-
-
to 1.40
F&A
Scranton (taboo! District—•
4 Hs 1942-1956
J&J
to 2.40
b L,
Net
wf&teL1942-48--11*11
F&A b 0.40
1942-1947
to 2.00
b 1.
Ask
F&A
to 2.10
ST
Ashland 5h»
Scranton 4Hs 1941
5s 1941-1950
to 2.40
4s Water Works 1942.A&O
Allen Co 5 Ha 1942-1950.A&O
4*8 1941-1950-.----A&O
Bid
Reading 5a Impt 1943-49.J&J b 1.00
Schuylkill County—
1941-1955.
J&J
1.00
Tulsa—
OHIO
To
or
Net
to 1.30
b 1.75
5H8 July 1940
F&A b 1.60
5Hs Wat & Pk *42-*49.F&A b 0.40
Forks—
4s Sewage
Bonds
Oklahoma County—
Highway 4 Hs 1941-*40 A&O
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
Fargo 4s Aug 15 1911-1954— 6 3.00
Grand
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
96
100
98H
89
100
92
99
101
1575
Quotations for all securltle* are ail near aa
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date o'Issue
Ask
Net
Dallas Co 4 Ms Apr
TENNESSEE
lMs Dec 1 1956
2s Dec 1 1956
6 2.00
2Kb Dec 1 1956
b 1.55
Dec 1 1950
1.50
2Mb 1947-1948
J&D
1.40
3s Sept 1 1946—
1.10
3 Ms Sept 1 1944
1.20
3 Ms Sept 1 1945
1.60
3 Ms i» w
1948..
—.—J&D
2.15
3.90s Sept 1 1955-1958.
0.45
4s 1941-1955.
0.45
4Ms
1941-1967.
1.20
4 Mi bridge 1944-1945
^Ms
1.10
6s July 1 1943
> 1.85
6s April 15 1946-1947
Garter County—
100
Ref 4 Ms April 1 194 2-67. --
1.85
1.45
2 Ms
-
Fort Worth—
5s 1951
1.35
1.25
5s
1.45
to 2.00
to 2.15
0.85
5s School
J&J
3.30
4
0.35
to
6 2.15
to
2.65
2.10
2.40
1944-A&0
1942-1954—M&S
6 1.00
6 1.00
to
6 1.00
to
3.25
3.15
— —
J&J
J&J
2 Ms
50
98
Houston 8 D 5s Feb
1.75
-J&D
6 1.00
to
3.20 %
6 0.40
to
6 0.40
Jackson—
4 Ms
Ref 1942-1948—J&J 6 0.75
Johnson City—
6 2.00
Ref 3 Ms 1942-1970-
2%85
2.10
2.00
6 0.50
to 2.00
to
6 1.25
to 3.60
1942-1965.M&N
Sept 1941-1959
M&S
0.50
to 2.75
5s
0.50
to
3.50
County—
4 Ms Bridge May 1 '51 M&N 6 2.60
3.20
to
4a Funding" 1952-1%2-A&O 6 3.20
Electric System Revenue—
0.50
0.50
1.001
1.25
4s
6 3.00
to 3.50 %
STATES—See
pages
19 and
91
UTAH
0.50
Memphis 5s July 1954—J&J 6 2.50
0.50
5a River Term *42-'48.A&0
4Ms Water 1941-1962-J&J 6 0.50
2.60
2.25
to
2.50
Ref 1942-1945
4s Ref 1946-1965
Salt Lake City S D—
to 1.10
0.30
to 1.00
4s
1.152
A&O
A&O
J&J
A&O
6 2.00
2.60
2.40
4 Ms 1941-1955
4a 1941-1954
Gas Plant—
3 Ms 1941-1944
J&D
M&3
6 0.50
to 2.40
6 0.50
to 2.40
4s May 1 1949
M&N
2Ms Refunding 1958--M&N
J&D
6 0.50
to 1.25
J&D
1.25
to
1942-1949
J&D 6 0.75
1950-1969—..J&D 6il.90
to
2.00
3 Ms
2.108
M&N
6
1.20
M&N 6 99M
Montgomery Co 5a Cumber land River Bdge 1953.F&A 6 2.60
to
1.20
Refunding 1942-1951 J&J b 0.25
Burlington—
4 Ms City Hall 1941-55. J&D b 0.25
2.30 %
A&O
1942-1960..-M&S 6
5a Memorial Sq *42-'50 M&S 6
4Ms Hospital '42-*56-.J&J 6
4Ms 1941-1968
M&N 6
4 Ms 1941-1967
-J&J 6
4MB 1942-1948
M&S 6
1Mb 1942-1961
A&O 6
15
4s
to
1.75
4s
(School Debt)—
1942-1948
F&A 6 0.25
to 1.80
to 1.25
2.40 %
1.00
to
0.50
to 2.00
0.50
to
0.50
0.50
to
0.50
to 1.80
0.20J
to
2.50
2.75
to 2.75
6 0.75
to 1.00
2.25
Robertson County—
4 Ms Road 1948
VIRGINIA
l
(Commonwealth) 1962
2 Ms Refunding 1947-'60—J&J
lMs Refunding 1941-'46—J&J
Albemarle Co 5s 1948
J&J
b 1.80
less
less
M
b 1.70
less
1
Alexandria—
3s 1941-1973—J15 & D 15 6 1.90
less
1
Arlington County—
5 Ms 1942-1954
F&A b 1.70
5 Ms School
1942-1953—J&J
Charlottesville—
5s 1962 opt 1942
2.20
to 2.25
6 0.50
to 3.25
6 1.60
to
,
Washington County—
5% Fdg Jan 1 1954
J&J 6 3.30
White County—
5M% Highway 1955-M&8 6 3.10
3.60
3.10
2.90
less
b 0.50
Jess
M
b 2.25
less
1
b 1.50
less
1
b 1.25
less
1
1.50
2.20
J&D
2 Ms
1953-1962
102
101M
15 6 1.00 to 3.00
1941-1943—
r42-'58-M&S
1
1
1.70
J&D
2.10
less
2.30
5s 1941-1942
2.15 %
2.10
—.
J&J
J&J
J&J
4 Ms
1942-1961
4MB 1941-1953
4 Ms 1954-1958
Beaumont—
F&A 6 2.40
M&S
M&S
6 1.00
to 3.00
b 3.00
to
1941-1951--J&D
6 0.75
to 2.65
1941-1946—J&J
b 0.10
to
J&J
J&J
b 0.85
b 0.10
to 1.45
5s
to 2.40
2.70
5s 1942-1965
A&O 6 1.C0
to 3.00
4Mb 1941-1970
J&J
4s 1942 opt 1922
J&D
3 Ms 1942-1952.
A&O
4s 1953-1977
A&O
Brazas River Harbor Nav
5M« Irapt \or lo I9ftn-I965
Brazos River Conservation &
6 1.00
to
3.25
100 M
100
6 1.00
to
6 2.75
to 3.35
6 2 75
2.70
3.25
Reclamation District—
12 Ms 1942-1955
M&N
Corpus Cbrtsrl As fd '67 F&A
to
2.15
3.60
1947-52 A&O 10
2.00
to
—M&N
0.50
to 2.40
3.60
M&N
0.50
to 2.60
Water 1948
Richmond—
4MB 1958
J&J
4 Ms July 1 1964
J&J
4Ms July 1 1941....
J&J
4Mb July 1 1965
J&J
2 Ms 1941-1953
J&J
lMs Jan 1 1942-1960
Is
1942-1961
.J&J
Roanoke— '
2Mb Water 1942-1968.A&O
2Mb Jan 1 1942-1958--J&J
q
1.00
3.75
4MB 1941-1956
Staunton 5s 1941-1958..M&8
Tazewell Co 5s 1942-46.-J&J
Washington County—
6a school
Dallas—
1942-1960
4MB 1942-1970
4Ms 1942-1945
M&N
School 1941-1951—J&J
2Ms 1941-1957
J&J
0.50
to 1.25
0.50
0.50
to 2.00
to 2.25
2M« voted 1941-1958..F&A
0.50
to 2.25
4s
/ Flat
price.
4Mb
1945-1954
4 Ms
1941-1943
4s 1942-1950
4s July 1948-1952
1942-1949
-J&J b 0.10
J&J
b 1.20
1.00
to 0.50
1.25
to
to 1.35
Road bonds—
4s
1942-1947*—.
1947-1966
,
A&O b 0.20
A&O b 0.95
to
to
1.00
1.55
J&J
1943-1952
J&J b 0.40
1, 1941-1946
M&S b 0.15
2Ms Sept 1. 1946-1960—M&S b 1.00
2Ms Nov 11941-1962— M&N b 0.15
2Ms May 1 1944-1962...M&S b 0.60
2s Road 1941-1963
J&D b 0.10
1Mb Road 1950-1951—J&D
lMs Road 1944-1964
M&S 6 0.60
lMs 1942 1964.
A&O 6 0.20
35
to 1.35
to 1.00
to
1.55
to 1.60
to 1.60
to 1.60
%
1
%
5
1.25
to 1.65
1.60
to
I
Charleston—
J&D
2Mb
J&D
Charleston Housing Authority
2 Ms 1946-1954.
-J&D
2 Ms
1941-1958
1958-1972
6 0.20
to 2.30
6 2.20
to
%
2.50 %
6 1.25
to 2.70
J&J 6 0.15
to 2.20
6 0.20
to 2.50
6 0.15
to
6 0.20
to 1.35
%
6 0.15
to 2.10
%
%
Charleston School District—
5s
1941-1952
Clarksburg 5s 1941-1953.A&0
Huntington 5s 1944
Oct
Morgan town 5s 1941-1548. J&J
Ohio Co (Board of Educat)—
2Ms 1942-1974 opt '46. J&J
Wheeling—
5s Wat Wks 1941-1952.J&J
°75
1.75 %
General improvement—
2Ms 1941-74 opt '45. J&J 6 0.20 to 1.35 %
Toll Bridge 3s 1942-51-M&S 6 0.25 to 2.15 %
3s 1952-1955 opt 1944...
105M 106
WISCONSIN
less
to 2.20
J&J b 2.00
J&D b 2.10
6 2.25
3.25
WEST VIRGINIA
5s Highway
Claire. 4Mb 1941-44.J&J 6 0.25
Green Bay—
4 Ms 1942-1947
A&O 6 0.25
6s W W 1941-1960—.M&N 6 0.50
less
4Mb 1941-1954
M&S 6 2.85
90
90
83
Eau
5 Ms 1951—
0.75
5s Water Works 1954
1.60
to 1.80
less
to 2.50
to
to 1.75
83
M&S
M&S
3 Ms 1949-1955
Yakima—
less
2.10
2.50
5% Port Ter
rminal May *52.
Petersburg 4 Ms 1952—A&O
6 0.75
6 0.50
J&J 6 0.50
-
to 1.25
less
to
Portsmouth—
Austin—
Seawall 2 Ms
less
M&N
3s 1953-1962.
4MB 1941-1972
May 1952
5% Water h
5s 1959-65 opt
less
Norfolk—
Abilene—
Basis.
4Mb June 1 1957
1
Lynchburg—
4a Pub Impt 1942-1959.J&J b 1.40 less 1
Newport News—
4 M« 1942-1958
F&A b 2.00 less 1
TEXAS
Amariilo4Ms
1
6 3.00
Henrico County—
School 5s 1942-1950—J&J
County—
5Ms Fdg 1942-1958— J&J
Tipton County—
4Ms Road July 2 '41-'58J&J
Smith
less
Bristol—
6 2.40
2.50
less
b 1.50
4M% Jail 1942-1951—M&8 6 0.50
2.25
6 2 .75
1957—A&O
5s Aud Mkt H'se 1949.M&S
4s Courthouse
0.60
3s Sept
b 0.75
M&S
5s Water "Impt 1958-..J&J
Danville—
4Ms July 1 1941-1950--J&J
Fairfax Co 4Mb 1945—F&A2
F&A 6 2.40
Shelby County—
to
3Ms
4s
4.50
J&D
Polk Co 5s 1941-1946
I
1.40 %
6 2.35
J&D
Ms 1942-1945
2Mb 1946-1959
to
3 Ms 1951 and 1952
to 2.40
J&D 6 5.00
3
6
to
1 Ms
0.50
0.50
Electric Power Revenue—
6s
4Mb Water '41-'43 (s-a) J&J b 0.60
4Mb EIL&P *42-'46(s-a)J&J b 0.75
4Ms EIL&P '41-51 (s-a)A&O b 0.75
to
Tacoma—Revenues—
to 1.00
to 1
Rutland
to99M
6a 1942..--
\
to
3s 1941-1949
1.50
Nashville—
5s March
1.75
to
to
3s 1941-1952
Brattleboro—
0.75
1.00
2.40s 1958-1960
^
Lake Wash Toll Bridge—
?25
0.40
—M&N
2Ms 1943
s
VERMONT
M&N
2Ms 1944-1957
2.80
Mar 1 1942
6 0.50
Spokane Water Revenue—
4M8-4Ms 1941
A&O
3 Ms 1952-1960
1.35
1.60
3Ms 1941-1948
J&D b 0.15
4M» Oct 1 1941-1949—A&O 6 0.20
M&N
1941
„
2.40
0.50
0.75
0.50
5s Imp
to 2.40
1st issue series A—
3 Ms
to
0.50
5a Wat rev
Memphis Housing Authority
3s 1942
to 1.00
_
Plant—
Electric
6 0.70
b 1.00
4M8refwat 1941-1954--J&J
2.10
1945-1954
1.50 %
2.50
to 2.50
to
2.20
1.60
1.90
2.00
2.00
0.70
to 2.00
Salt Lake Co 4Ms Apr 1 1942
2.10s
%
%
Washington Toll Bdge Auth—
Tacoma Narrows Toll Bdge
Salt Lake City—
1.80
to
to
0.35
refunding 1942-1955
Ogden 4M% 1941-1945—F&A
to 1.75
1.40
0.25
1 Ms
Water 1949
4M» Bark 1959
4 Ms
to 2.00
4s Water 1944-1946—J&J b 1.35
Walla Walla—
b 0.50
1
2.75
2.80
Madison County—
4M% Highway *41-'49 J&D
1
_
UNITED
to
to
3M« Ref 1943-1954 —J&J b
4Mb 1942-1954
M&S &
5Ms 1942-1953
J&J 6
3.00
6 3.10
b 0.50
4Mb Park 1962
—J&J 6
4s & 4 Ms ref 1941-51— J&J b
1.00
1953-1964—
to 2.10
1.00
to
M&N 6 1.10
1946-1950
Spokane—
to 2.80
4Msref Apr 1
b 0.60
6 0.60
2.10
Seattle School Dist No 1—
2.85
to 2.25
0.50
2.90
2.90
6 3.10
J&J
2.85
0.50
1942—J&J
Wichita County—
Wat Impt Dist No.
3.30
3.40
6 3.10
J&J
to
4Mb Water 1941-1968-J&J
5s Water Works
Knoxville—
6 3.40
General Obligation 4 Ms
General Obligation 4M«— 6 3.50
General Obligation 5a—— 6 3.60
l/o
1.00
Waco—
2.40
to 1.75
_
2.60
1.25
1942-1967
4M» 1941-1968
3s July 1 1941-1951
4 Ms
Knox
Funding 5Ms Sept 1950.-
to
1943—
J&J
F&A
J&J
5s St Impt Dist No 2
2.40
to
3.25
_
5Ms W W
b 0.50
b 0.50
4M Lt & Pr 1941-58—M&N 6 0.75 to 2.90 %
Emergency Funding opt '44
1.50
4Ms 1942-1959 opt--M&S
General obligations—
to 2.60 %
4 M« 1942-1955
-'A&O 6 0.50
4Mb 1942-1957
A&O b 0.50 to 2.60 %
Munic Lt & Power Rev—
2.00
4Ms 1949-68opt *43-A&O -----4s 1941-1953-——M&N b 0.75 to 2.60 %
to 2.60 %
3Ms 1943-1953
A&O 6 1.25
3 Ms 1942-1954
A&O b 1.00 to 2.60 %
San Antonio—
1.75 %
to 2.65 %
5 Ms L & P 1942-1943-M&N
5s Light & Pow 1942-56A&0
to 2.10
6 1.50
\rthur—
1942-1970
5s
%
%
b 0.50
J&J b 0.50
4Mb Jan 1942-1955
to 1.60
F&A
Port
3.00
z°
to 4.00
Seattle—
to 2.25
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1
County—
to 3.50
to 3.80
M&S 6 0.50
1941-1955.
5s
to 2.30
6 0.50
1944,
1949. 1954, 1959,1964
b 2.00
Port of Seattle—
to 2.15
6 2.25
1952
1941 1951
4 Ms
3.50 %
1
1.45
M&N 6 3.80
1964-1970-
i
4M» 1942-19471942-1955lMs 1942-1955
1.25
to 1
6 3.75
1941-1958
to 2.25
to
to
M&N 6 3.50
1956-1964
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4Mb Gen oblig wat_ 1941-59
Water revenue bonds—
4s 1946-54 optional 1946
2s 1941-1945
2 Ms Water re? 1941-1942—
King County—
4M» Bridge 1941-49-M&N
4Mb 1941-1950—-M&N
Pierce County—
4Mb 1941-1944
2.65
54-A&O10
%
to 1.35
Everett—
to 2.50
A&O
6
3.15
4M% Refunding 1957.A&O 6 3.30
4Ms Feb 1 I960-6 2.00
5% Bridge 1944
3 M» 1941-1954
3 Ms 1955-1958
to
0.50
4Ms Sept 1941-1952—M&N
4Mb 1942-1957
J&J 6 0.50
6 0.50
4Ms Impt 1941-55(s-a)_J&J
County—
fof (1
4s
0.75
4Mb Apr
Highway 1947—J&J 6 1.50
5% Co Memorial'41-'50 J&J 6 0.25
94
Dyer Co ref 3 M-4Ms 1965
o
to 2.60
1.25
Houston—
to
4 Ms
W
to 2.60
6 0.50
lu 42-56-A&O 10
lMs 1952-1961
J&D 6 1.50
2.60
2.50
3.15
1.50
2.70
Davidson County—
4M«.
to 2.75
1.00
1.00
6 1.50
5Ms Road 1942-
3.30
3.30
2Mb 1941-1968
J&J b
2
July 1 1969
J&J b
School 1956
-A&O 6
Memorial Aud '52M&N 6
5s Hospital 1954
M&8 6
Hamilton
_
to 0.60
to 1.40
2.50
Refunding 6s 1953
M&N
Cowlitz County (Elec Rev)—
3 Ms 1943-1956
M&N
to 2.50
1.00
1941-43.-J&J 6 0.25
1948-1950 b 1.20
1950-1951 b 1.35
1951-1952 b 1.40
Clark County—
Harris County-—
4 Ms
4 Ms
>
2.25
1M% Gen oblig
JM% Gen oblig
Grimes County-—
101M
Electric Power Revenue—
Glbo
A&O
A&O
,
5s 1942-1956
Chattanooga—
Fayette County—
4 M« Road 1958
2.50
1.00
J&D
1942-1953
1954-1966
,
to 1.70
to 3.25
.
Galveston—5s Grade Raising
to 1.05
2.50
1.00
..—.-A&O
1941-1959--
2 Ms
2 Ms
2.30
to
2.60
4Mb 1942-1971
J&A
4 Ms 1942-1964
*&A
Ind Sch D 4s *42-'64.-F&A
3 Ms Nov 11941-1967-M&N
0.90
1.00
IM% Gen oblig
i% Gen oblig
2.50
Net
WASHINGTON
2.00
2.75
purch 1950—A&O
5s Impt Aug 1 1948—F&A
4 Ms 1942-1960
A&O
To
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Nst
Ask
10 1951—
E15s,W> W
100
1.80
98 M
6 1.95
—- — -
Bid
Bonds
or
To
or
To
or
Bid
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
99
MUNICIPAL BONDS
STATE AND
June, 1941]
less
b 1.90
4Mb 1941-1949
less
100
to 1.20
1
1.30
1.20
less
1
less
1
b 1.10
less
1
to 0.80
Ms Ct H'se '41-'50 M&N 15 6 0.25
4Ms Sew Mar 12 1942-1945- 6 0.25
4Mscourth'se *41-49 J&D16 6 0.25
to 1.35
1941-1944
Milwaukee County—
4
Racine 4 Ms 1957
Racine County—
4 Ms 1941-1950
less
less
less
0.90
to
J&J 6 0.25
4a
less
1.50
1.80
J&D b 0.25
J&J 6 0.25
4Ms 1941-1945
b
1.75
1.40
1.20
to 2.00
Milwaukee—
b 2.10
b
0.80
to
Madison—
less
b 2.10
to
to 0.90
to
1.25
.50
M&N
6 0.25
to 1.80
6 2.00
to
3.50
to
2.00
to
2.75
2.75
less
1.30
J&J b 1.80
WYOMING
less
1
Albany County—
Ref 3 Ms 1942-1954
J&J 6 0.50
Casperref 4Ms 1941-1964.J&J 6 0.50
Sheridan (Wat) 3Ms 1941-65 6 0.50
to
Quotations are
as near as
70
73
36
A&O
Cum Income 2-6s July 1 1955—
39
65
/
12
11
Allien Owners Oorp—
101 J*
94
—J&J
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)—
Non-cum inc. 3-5a 1950—A&O f
Arcade Bldg & Rlty (8eattle)—
1st leasehold 3-6s 1948-—J&J
35
5^s to 1940
-J&D
Gildred Bldg Co (San Diego)—
1st s f 6s 1943
M&S
3234
4234
7
98
1st mtge 2-4s 1952
Granada Apt Bldg 6s 1938
4034
42X
Apr 1958—f
4k
5k
|
3
26"
23
Berkeley-Carteret 534s *46-M&Ni
Blng & Bing deb 634® 1950 *&S
40
Income 7b 1950 vv-s
M&8'/
Book Tower (Det) 2-5s '52-(w-s)
Boston Insurance Exch Bldg—
1834
2034
22"
1st Lse cum inc (w s) 5s Apr.'53
Boston Metrop Building—
12
14
3034
4
18
33
30
J&J
/
Boston Postal Serv 534® *38-J&J /
6
/
1434
6234
24
1834
Graybar Bldg <K»st offices inc)—
1st m leaseh 5s 1946
J&D
Greeley Sq Bldg 6s 1951
Feb
Harrlmar* Blog 6f- 195).
M&N
Hearst-Brisbane Properties—
1st fee & l'hold 6s 1939-41 J&D
1st fee & l'hold 6s 1942
J&D
Herald Square Building—
1st s f inc 334-6a May 1 1948Hollywood Knickerbocker (L A)
1st 6s 1951
F&A
38
3-4s Apr
39
13"
12
"
42 k
43 X
/
f
f 5s 1958
M&N
Gen income 5sNov 15 '83-J&D /
3734
42
-
36
Income 5s Oct 1 1943
"38"
Repub
Retail
23 X
3034
83
9934
Kramon Devel Co 1st fee &
leasehold 3^s-4s 1952---M&N
2434
26
14
32
Lake Sh Ath Club (Chic) 634s '45
LaSalle Wacker Corp 5a fixed 1957
Non-cum inc 5s 1962
~6"
5
60
2334
92
93
5234
30
53%
3234
36
^
40
19
6
2l"
38
26"
24
34
5
,
34
9034
1634
"x
92
17k
—
26
28
64
71
72
434
1634
19
2234
5234
54"
90
92
534
inc 2-534 % June 1957-
16
San Fran Paramount Oorp—
5s.
1943
——J&J
Savoy-Plaza Corp—
83
1st
221
19
70
22
534
7
St Louis Post Office—
62
2X
/
f
Units
101"
2
94
Bidg(Denv) 3-58*49-J&D
Properties—
Rittenhouse Plaza 234s Jan 1 1958
Robert Treat Hotel 'Newark)—
2-6s July 1 1956
An Mar /
Roxy Theatre 1st 4s 1957.-M&S
Russ Bldg. 'San Fran.)6s '51 F&A
St Charles Hotel (Atl Cy) 634 s '45 /
50
1943-
27
6134
J&J
Deb 5s series A 1959
M&S
Income deb 6s ser B 1959.A&O /
32
80
76
26
58 X
5Xa 4th series
f
Quincy Station P O (Chicago)—
1st extended Inc 5m 1950—J&D
Realty Assoc Sec Corp—
65
37
1947
Hotel Lexington units 4s '55-M&S
Hotel Sherman, Inc—
1st 5s 1957 (w 8) Apr
Hotel St George 4s 1950
A&O
Hotel Syracuse Inc 3-6s 1955.M&S
s
Prudence Securities Corp—
Income 534® ser A 1961—M&N
60
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s
30"
cum
1634
----
47
77
/
/
/
Lawrence Hotel (Erie, Pa.)—
6s Jan 1 1948
M&S
Lefcourt Manhattan Building—
1st fee 5s 1948
J&D
47
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
6s debenture 1951
On Sept /
40
42
39
Schuyler-Hudson 4s 1947
Sevilfa-Bllt Hotel 7 Xa *37 ctfs— /
"834"
16"
8
1034
12"
13
15
Lefcourt State Bldg—
Extend 1st 4-6 Xa 1948
90"
Lenox Hotel Inc 5s 1950
F&A
Lewis Morris Apts 1st 4-5s 1951Llncoln Bldg Corp—
47
85
2934
SOX
6
0
IX
47 X
50
94
95
2X
/
9
X
58
Inc 5X8 w s 1963
lbx
Loews
1934
103 34
76
23
20X
105
-
80 Broad St Inc 4s Nov 1 1956
80 John St extd 4-5a 1950
A&O
870 7th Ave 434® Jan 1 1957
Eppley Hotels 1st sf 3-5s 1951 J&J
Equitable Office Bldg 6s 1952
Deb 5s Legended 1952
Exchange Building (Seattle)—
1st s f 3-5s July 1 1955
F&A
Ferry Station P O (San Fran)—
Ext income 3s 1952
J&D
Film Center Bldg 4s 1949--A&O
5th Ave & 28th St Bldg 63*8 1945J&J /
5th Ave & 29th St Bldg 6s 1948—_ f
5th Ave & 55th St Bldg 4s '55 w-s
.J&J /
50 B'way Bldg 3-6s 1946---M&S f
51 East 42d St 3s 1956-—An Mar f
51 Fifth Ave 4s 1943—
A&O
52d & Madison Office Bldg—
1st Leasehold 3s Jan 1 1952—
32
35
2
56
50"
43
94
6s. 1941—M&N / 20
Lombardy (The) 6s 1942—M&N / 27
London Terrace Apts 3-4s*52 J&D
/2934
Lord Bait Hotel g m 6Xa *45 A&O
80
Lord Nelson Hotel
s
f 4s "47-M&N
W ithout sto ck
~2X
57
33
17
19"
2634
29
14
15
IX
2534
71X
1434
14 X
26
Stone & Webster
2
2634
1534
15X
F&A
F&A
Mercantile Properties, Inc—
Sec ®f 534® 1946
J&J
Merchants Nat Prop 4-6s '58-J&D
21
24
1
2
5934
26
3634
2634
8X
19
5X
9134
106
86
21
14"
1
36
7X
17
1634
98
/
/
/
58
30
8
134
53
29
25
/
534
23 k
90
26
86
37
5X
27
2124-34 Bway Bldg 5 J*®—1943
~5X
42
80
34
4k
Van Swerlngen Co—
1334
3
Ctfs of indebt ser*25($l ,000 par) /
Ctfs of indebt ser '28 (8900 par) /
Van Swerlngen Corp 6s '35.M&N /
1534
4
434
22
3
25
67
48
4734
3034
4934
Varick St Sta P G (N Y) 6s 1941 /
101
Wabash-Monroe Bldg 6s 1953 J&J
Wallbridge Operating Co (Buff)—
Income 3-4s 1950
1034
Ann Feb
32
Waldorf Astoria
-
1900 Rittenbouse Sa 'Phila)—
1st cum income 5Xa 1945-(w-s)
55%
Wall & Beaver St Oorp—
1st 434s Nov 1 195ll
5834
47
49
J&J
Warner Bros Hollywood Thea—
1st 6Xb 1941
M&N
Washington Properties Inc 7s 1952
Westchester Bond & Mtge 534*-Westlnghouse Bldg 4s 194S.A&0
Woodbridge Bldg 5k® '41—A&O /
31
30
35
A&C
Olympic Inc (The) Seattle—
f 6s 1962
-
s
38
79
M&N
f 6s '51—M&N
81
56
57
58
.
/ This price includes accrued Interest,
(Hotel)—
1954-—.M&S /
Non-cum inc 5s
37
North Station Indus Bldg (Boat
1st 6s 1943
7
20
65
a
m
30
46
-
m
81
F&A
series
series
series
series
series
series
series
■
23
Tyler Bldg 6s (w-s) July 1 1953U S Realty & Impt 6s 1944
J&J
Utilities Realty 6s 1958
10934
"2"
55
18
2480 Bway Bldg 2d mtge 3s 1944-
82
100
79
2d fee 3s 1946
Ann Dec
23 Lexington Ave 234-4s '50.F&A
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
87"
173*
103
/
/
/
3s 1944—
Bldg 5% ctfs
Trinity Bldg 534s 1939... -J&D
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1946.M&fl
2 Park Ave Bldg 4-5s 1946-J&D
68
934
4134
9934
Trade Facilities
90
1534
34
B-I—
B-K
02
CW-1
FI
Q
Q-l
—N Y Towers 2-4s (w-s) 1960-M&S
5X8
5Xa
5X8
5X8
5X8
534®
5 Xa
One Park Ave 2d
Called for redemption, see page 110.
/
M&S
conv
834
29
Textile Crafts Bldg 2d
10334
^
1st mtge 2-5s 1955—
J&D
N Y Majestic Corp 4s (w-«) 1956
N Y Postal Service Station—
1st m
14
1434
ooo
102
86
New Weston Annex 3-4s w-s 1945-
534* 1937
36
33
90
i—»
/
/
Bldg 'Boston)—
6s '33.J&D
Rlty (New Hav) 6s*40 A&O
Income 3s w-s 1951
—Nov
10 East 40th Street Bldg 5s 1953Non-cum inc 6s 1958
J&D
1088 Park Av Corp 2«-5s'53 M&S
Textile Bldg—
1st 4-5s (w s) 1958-M&N
New York Title & Mtge—
66
10
12X
X
5s
1947
Strauss-Manhat
Taft
75
Metropolitan Playhouses—
«
Debenture mtge 5s 1945--F&AI
65
Montreal Apts Ltd 4s 1954—J&J r
54
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6s 1959-(w-s) f
5
Nat Press Bldg 3-5s 1950
86
J&J
Adj mtge Inc Apr 15 434® 19502834
National Tower Bldg—
1st fee & l'hold 4-5s 1949-A&0
35
Neisner Bros Realty, Inc—•
Conv s f deb 6s 1948—J&D 15
109
N Y Athletic Club—
23
3i"
3234
—
Mtge cum inc 3-6 34® 1957M&N
1948-M&S f
Marcy (The) 6s 1940
F&A/
Mark Hopkins Inc—
1st income 4-6s Feb 1 1952
1st 5s with stock 1950
9
134
—'—
Theatre
57" Mayflower Hotel (D C)—
500 Fifth Avenue—
634st samped 4s 1949
J&D /
1500 Walnut Corp (Phila)—
1st 6s 1950
A&o f
1528 Walnut Corp 6s (w-s) 1951. /
49
42
Bldg 4s-5s
1947
Sixty-one Broadway Building—
1st s f 3X-5a (w s) 1950—M&N
Income 3-3 Xa stpd 1955-M&N
Speed Building 'Louisville, Ky)
Income 6s 1945
M&N
Stanley-Mark Strand 6X8 1941—
Stanley Real Est 5X* '45—J&D
State-Randolph Bldg 'Chicago)—
534s 1942
M&N
Steuben Bldg (Chic) 6s 1943 M&S
Stevens Hotel (Chicago)—
Income 6s W-S 1956
Office Bldg
Macrid Realty 3s
Madison Inc (N Y O)—
1956
60 Park Place
7434
7134
Manhattan Towers 6s
25
Edgewater Beach Apts—
Liq Tr inc 6s w-s '50 Ann Oct
Edgewater Beach Hotel (Chicago)
Cum inc deb ext 5%a '46—M&S
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948 M&N
11 West 42d St (N Y C)—
4Ks-5s (stamped) '53
M&N
Midland
(w-s)
..Ann Oct /
Shelburn Inc (Atlantic City)—
6s with stock 1959
45
—
61
&
20
unstpd
3-6s
24
5Xa ex-stock 1963 unstpd
Stamped 50% paid w a
Stamped 50% paid ex-stockLincoln Mtge Co (Newark)—.
Cum inc (w-s) 5s 1948—A&O
50
Dorset Hotel 1st partic 2s 1957—
Drake (Phba) 6s w-s 1959
f
Eastern Ambassador Hotel units
1st
—-
46
16
59
a
M&N /
2d non-cum inc 4s 1959.M&N /
Pierrepont Hotel 3-4s 1951--J&J
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 534® '48M&S /
Mtge cum inc 5s May 1962___ /
Conv cum inc deb 5s May 1967 /
Voting tr ctfs for common
Poll-New England Theatre—
8834
2834
/
/
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939
Grant Bldg
(Plttsb)—
234-5s 1957 (with stock)._J&D
f 3s loan ctfs 1955 F&A
1st M leasehold s f 3-4s 1964. J&J
Park Place Dodge Corp 5s 1952— /
31
63 k
12
Detroit Leland Hotel 5s Oct 1 '52
Domin Square Oorp 4s '59
J&J
1952
1754
M&S
634
15
Copley Square Trust 4%b '41 M&S
Court & Remson Bldg Corp
(Bklyn) 1st s f 334-5s 1940
Cromwell (Oliver; 6s 1939.M&N
w-s
M&S
s
30
Bway Corp.—
Park Crescent 6s (w-s) 1955
Park Lexington Co Inc—
7034
28
/
(Chicago) 1st leasehold Inc
3-5«. 1955
M&S
Congress Square Hotel 'Port Me)
1st sink fund 4 34s 1961
M&N
16 Park Row 4s
/
Corp 5a 1947-F&A
Jagels & Bellis Realty 6s '48-M&S
45
lets f4-534® 1948(w-s)—A&O
Columbus-Venetian-Stevens Bldg
1961
1st M
96
Hotel Taft
Construction—
4s
«•«»
Paramount
Hotel Drake Corp Inc 3-5s '53F&A
Hotel Gibson Corp (Cine)—
Broadway-Barclay Inc—
2nd income
32
Governor Clinton Co Inc (N Y O)
17
50
5h» 1935J&D /
Ben) Franklin 6s ctfs 1933——— /
Colonade
2534
1
5834
Orpheum Theatre & Realty—
1st extended 4s 1953
M&S
Palace Hotel (San Fr) 5s '45.F&A /
Pantages 'Alex) 6s to 1947.M&N
93
„
60
80
1st, 2s 1956
An June
Bway Mot Bldg 4-6s 1948—F&A
Bway-8prlng Arcade Bldg—
Non-cum 4-5s April 1 '57-J&D
Bway & 38th St 7s 1945
J&J
Bway & 41st 8t Bldg334-5s 1944.
Bklyn Fox Corp inc 3s Oct 1 1957
Bryant Park Building—
2-434s extended to 1955
J&J
Bush Term Bldg—See Industrials
Butler-Hall 434-58 1947-Q Mar 25
Cent Manhattan Props 5s'46M&8
Central Zone Prop 6s w-s'53 F&A
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940--M&8
Ohanin Building—
1st Leasehold inc 4s 1945.M&S
2d Leasehold inc 2s 1945-M&S
3d Leasehold inc Is 1945.M&S
Chesebrough Bldg 6s 1948--A&O
CbicHerald & Exam 634s '50 M«XzH
Circle Theatre extd 6s 1946.M&S
Oleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941.J&J
Cleveland Theatre gen 5s 1944
—
_
(Ludwig)—
1950
~7"
6
1944
J* J
Garrett Buildings (Chicago)—
1st 5s (Brooklyn) 1947—F&A
1st 5-6s (Long Isld) 1951-A&O
Boston Parcel Post 3s Oct 1945—
2434
4234
A&O /
40
41 34
100
ext 3-5s
19
„
J&D
Bellevue-Stratford iPhlla)—
1334
Academy of Musi —
1st leasehold 634s to 1941.M&S
Fuller Bldg (G A F Realty Corp)
1st 2 X -4s (w-s) 1949
J&J
stk) -F&A
Bait Parcel Post 634» 1949 .
Barker Bros Bldg (LA) 6s'47
14"
13
Ask
74
165 Broadway Bldg—
Sec s f ctfs 4Jis (w s) 1958
General s f 2d 3s Aug 1958 F&A /
Ore Paramount Oorp 4s '57-M&S
35
lk
1234
'42-J&J
Bid
117-14 Union Turnpike (Kew
Gardens, N Y) 5s 1953—-F&A /
25
48 St Real'n Corp l-4s_.Mar 1952
1400 B-way Bldg 4-5s 1948-J&J
Bonds.
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s *41 M&N f
103rd & West End Ave—
Income 5s June 1 1942
J&D /
110 So Penn Ave (Atl City)—
6s 1944 (w-s)
J&D
Fox New
Baker Hotel 'Dallas)—
Beacon Hotel inc 2-4s
40 Exch Place 5 Xa 1956
M&S.
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958.M&N /
Non-cum inc deb 5s w s 1966—
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939
J&J
28
Adj non-cum inc 6s 1957-M&S
Realty Bldg < Los-Angeles)
income 5s 1948 (w-s)
J&J /
Bauman
105
Fourth & Market Rlty 6s
Fox Det Theatre 6s 1942
Assoc
f 5s 1950 (with
Ask
6s
Arcady-Wilshire Co (Los Ang)—
Non-cum inc 5s June 11949J&J
Arrowhead Lake 7s 1944-47-J&D
Assoc Chain Store Realty—
1st mtge coll 5 Bis 1957—J&J
Cum Income 6s 1957—-A&O
s
Bid
103
1410 B'way Bldg 3«s 1941-A&O
—J&J
1st Income 5a 1958
Debenture 4s 1963
preceding the date of issue
Bonds.
Ask
65
Pa) 1st extd 5s 1945
A&O
Albany Metropolitan 534-6® 1949Alden (Hoiel) lst3-5s 1957--F&A
Alexander Hotel (Md)4s '42
Allerton New York Ocrp—
possible for the closing day of the month
Forest Lawn 1st M 5s *64---F&A
Bid
SOQQI.
Abraham Lincoln Hotel (Reading,
1st
ESTATE BONDS
REAL
100
n Nominal,
i
k Last sale,
r
Canadian price.
434
18
534
24
5
27
1234
434
1934
97
6534
67
12
....
30
33
18
1934
Banks & Trust Companies
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
STATE AND
given per share, not per cent, except
Quotations in this department are
as
near as
possible for the closing day of the
for stocks of Canadian Institutions, and are
month preceding date of issue, though often are
nominal. An asterisk (*) denotes
sales.
^Figures
ions they
the"Clearing
call; for all other instiFor
are required.
of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last
are the latest obtainable, direct returns being"procured by us where no periodic statements
ft.
House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
National Banks
Surplus
113,657
500,000
al.606,000
1.258.643
5,000,000
3,300,000
1.691.628
Common
Preferred
Ask
Bid
—
43,453,092
79.421,538
125
125
244,750
145,000
Sacramento—
■
d
25
20
i
Montgomery-
317,145
984,305
85,314
300,000
1.000.000
100.000
First Nat Bank
Union Bk & Tr Co..
175,000
re
cent
sa
les
1.357,660
100
100
4,689.388
50
30,984,813
(010
158.898
1,000,000
750,000
Common
64
62
10
7M
16M
16
16
20
10
6,726,269
22,082,855
3,605,966
o
100
162,861
52.067
j 1,013,342
100
——
Diego—
Preferred
San Diego Tr A 8 Bk
Common
Alabama Nat Bank.
2,174,383
6.422.677
N
100
First Nat T & S Bk—
25
4,123,211
30,580.569
29.926,849
100
San Bernardino—
American Nat Bank. d
340,998
375.000
1.000.000 61,850,193
1.000.000 1,784,409
£
share.
Per
1,815,040
36,874,113
28
Sa
Mobile-—■
Amor Nat Bk & Tr Co
First Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bk..
$
$
$
210,133
125,000 £
941,250 2,068,895
199.978
50.000 k
Merchants Nat Bank d
Sumitomo Bk of Cal. k
26 y*
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nom inal.
Bank of Alex Brown-
{a°
Dec. 31
Gross
Surplus A
Profits
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
50
2,468,782
Capital
Capital Nat Bank
Tr A 8av
Preferred
First National Bk—
Par
Institutions
State
CALIFORNIA
Gross
Deposits
Nam inal.
Per share.
100,000 i
Trt*.
Common
April 4
$
BirminghamBirm'ham
National Banks
April 4
&
Profits
Capital
Bank for Sa vs. A
State Institutions
ALABAMA
April 4
VP*
22
i
25
19
24 M
~25X
35
14,631,529
(25
12,193,705
4,131,935
100
'95
100
125
dl5,900,000 10,323,973 196,341,967
6,800.000 7,996,400 149,289,322
20
250.000 1 £ 779,594
480,000
316,312
600.000
76,263
300,000
Preferred
125
1
Security Tr A Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk d
1
San Francisco—
Anglo California
Selma—
Selma National Bank
Selma Tr A Say Bank d
2.844,877
2,186,308
2,085,899
1,481,741
232,984
69,819
219,802
124,071
400,000
120,000
200.000
340.000
City National Bank.
People's Bk & Tr Co d
100
102
90
25
National
Bank...
Bank of Calif, N A..
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
100
100
60,800,000
500,000
1,000,000
Canadian Bk of Com
1,300,000
Crocker First Nat Bk
6,000,000
The San Fran Bank.
3.200,000
Pacific Nat Bank
dl.OOO.OOO
Wells Fargo Bank A
Union Trust Co
9,000,000
Yokohama Specie f
1.360.000
A Savs Assoc
93,071,303 1609892,876 12M
Bank of Canton
State Institutions
ARIZONA
April 4
April 4
Nom inal.
Per
Bisbee—
Miners & Merch Bk.
250.000
550.000
247,500
912,009
share.
100
3.855,817
207,962
£
Bank of Montreal—
National Banks
£
Preferred
215 993
19,996,349 t 20
4,528,784 t 25
o
cent
1.178.000
J 1,594,027
46.694.432
les
{1^
San Jose—
First National Bank.
Santa Ana—
Commercial Nat Bk. d
First
Son Arizona Bk & Tr
11,670,011
100
576.000
424.000
Stockton—
First National Bank-
April 4
Per
270.000
500,000
500,000
80,659
694,494
609.122
2,756,096
8,697,889
11,102,773
300,000
200,000
Merchants Nat Bank
Peoples Nat'l Bank..
763,229
178,847
47,895
300,000
185,500
W B Worthen Co...
J 492.509
20,611,192
651.000
Preferred
Pine BluffNat Bk of Commerce d
Bank.
521,932
24,064,246
111,027
1,015,415
100.000
500.000
25
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
,
J
50
Nom inal.
1C0,000 1
50,000
300,000
300,000
177,551
2,875,303
393,866
419,208
5,703,412
12,024,257
500.000
350,000
747,478
101,106
10,235,502
5,737,114
1.500.000 11,477,000
200.000
Preferred
140,000
50 'MM
Colorado State Bank
1,260.000 2,073,758
Denver Nat Bank...
1,500.000 3,807,616
First National Bank.
56,574
100.000
National City Bank. d
36,768
d
pan one
Union National Bk
1,100,000 2,329,207
Q S National Bank..
2,428,700
oOW.OO
International Tr Co .
43,101,563
Colorado Nat
Common
Dee. 31
3,418,282
Uhare.
N'o
100
50
re
sa
cent
les
California Bank—
Preferred
J4.31S.254
133,049,086
125
23 H
24
140
Citizens Nat Trust &
Savings Bank
Mer Nat
Secur-First Nat Bk—
Farmers &
5,513,787 133,052,825
5,461,582 150,954,321
5,000,000
3,000.000
615,141,486
24,000,000
7,000,000
Union Bank A Trust.
2,500,000 £3.227,265 41,072,741
Common..
J33617825
Preferred
20
100
e
Farmers A Mer Sav.
pfliiA dfan
n
108,162
337 350 k
2,000.000 £3,055,859
300,000 £ 305,436
5,184,553
2AM
372
44%
25
395
45 M
96~" 100""
Bk—
Tr d
25
PuebloFirst National Bank
Minnequa Bank
Pueblo Sav A Tr
100
Preferred
703,648
6,506,673
Common...
100
650,000
350,000
150,000
300.000
990,874
15,625,832
(25
Preferred
Pasadena-First N Bk d
Union Nat
Bank....1
84,585
279,322
i
2,973.62l|
4,281,620
125
20
jon
100
»
Sale
100
N
o
[100
106
1,760,387
158,612
23,246,958
2,241,670
100
116,737
4,972,601
LOO
re cent
60
100
sa
ioo
100
100
100
100
price.
Transamerica Corp.
of San
Francisco.
Calif.
pref. of $20 par
share, and $700,000 of 2d pref. stock of $50 par.
Outstanding preferred stock consists of $906,000 1st
retirable at $50
31,
1941.
d Common and
J28
50
100
188,000 J
value and
First Tr A Sav Bk—
60<>.00
30.006
Co
Common
b March
300.000
100
2,100 ,000
39,759 ,381
72,38/ ,254
1,731 ,939
1,078 ,177
29,749 ,973
20,957 ,751
100,000'I
a
-
Citizens Ooml Tr A S
Bank
......—
t Controlled by the
50
47,856,360
13,394,418
100
.100
.
Oakland—
Bank of Commerce..
Central Bank
share
20
Denver—
State Institutions
220,574
Per
50,000
1,843,701
Exchange Nat BankFirst National Bank.
10ft
19,731,796
April 4
152,086
Common
100
922,053
Institutions
State
COLORADO
Colorado Spgs.—
Colorado Sav Bank..
Colorado Spgz Nat B
20
2,770,326
k
110
les
14,534,120
k
Set
[Page
cent
25
Per
5,000,000
800.000
1100
100
CANADA
o
Nom\inal.
Common
(100
100
April 4
20
Long Beach—
1,000,000
Western Tr A Sav Bk d
225,000
Los Angeles-
9.806,559
j 179.956
100
25
120
CALIFORNIA
Farm & Merch Bank
100
1,969.038 12M
153,096
100
Central Sav Bk A
April 4
31%
51)4
2 946,598
share.
American Nat
National Banks
11,132,112
29%
4S%
185,077
Preferred class A..
Simmons Nat
|20
25
14,610.526
5,724,693
1,593,615
100.000 i
Twin City Bank
Union Nat Bank—
Common.
332,403,214
891,824
375.000 £
National Banks
Little Book—
Commercial Nat'l Bk
295
5,446,135
11,687,102
Nom inal.
d
280
April 4
Fort Smith—
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
100
P
563,901
200.000
1.000,000 £1,045,102
Union Safe Dep Bk
State Institutions
ARKANSAS
38**
Bk—
National
Stockton SAL Bank
National Banks
J£10932279
134.000 i
Preferred
569,356
36 ys
100
£8.886,795 314,832,254
5,141,944
471.900
600,000
Common
Tucson—
250.000
7V$
107
100 ~212~~ 216"
5,795,728
171
174
100
16,551,673
£
260
300
176,558,247
100
8,609,244
9,728,454 177,147.118 1000 10.300
65
369,630
10,806,740 100
7.500,000
7.500.000
Common
600.000
7,054,359
152,764
311,647
527,002
7M
104
American Tr Co—
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Phoenix Sav Bk A Tr
▼alley Nat Bank
Common.....
Preferred
80
a
"
c
preferred stock outstanding.
Savings deposits.
/ June 29, 1940.
Quotations for the San Diego First National Co., which controls 97%
of the stock of the First National Trust A Savings Ban^ >f *an Dleuro. Calif,
i Dec. 31, 1940.
£ April 4, 1941.
/ Last sale price
a
n
New stock*
v
Par value 100 yen.
BANKS
102
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
Surplus
Capital
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Par
Deposits
Bid
State Institutions
FLORIDA
April 4
April 4
cfc
Qross
Profits
Deposits
Par
Bid
Ask
Ask
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
BridgeportFirst Nat Bk & Tr Oo
600,000
396,285
1.400.000
120,000
195,000
2,200,000 /l,426,900
Preferred
Slack Rock Bk A Tr.
Brldget^t City Tr Co
33,301,920
4M
5*
.
b
2,600,000
32.890,484
4
25
734
26,000
122,500
25,000
Common,
let preferred.,.
2nd preferred..„
West Side Bank—
61,272
25
100
285,262
2,510.035
/ 25
Beach First
National Bank...
OrlandoFirst National Bank
40
45
Florida Bank
Palm Beach
24
1
First National Bank.
26
1100
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
Hartford Nat Bk A T
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk A Tr.
Hartford Tr Oo
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Oo
Riverside Trust Co..
Slmsbury Bk & Tr Oo
s
244,171
4,723,695
1,235,177
9,243,273
1,107,284 21,209,082
192,602
1,997,506
4,537,869 108,141,457
202,001
240,280
2,276,587 59,781,109
168,955
2,571,930
4,334,826 65,259,315
246,911
4,469,800
189.673
4,091,094
117,904
2,342,989
25
30
100
50
10
25
100
25
29
480
60,000
60,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
Common......
Tra 7elers Bk A Tr Oo
West Hartford Tr Oo
Windsor Trust Oo
,
78,020
1,430,219
120
11,944,919
5,164,943
2,086,955
500,000
160,000
100.000
146,000
418,724
7,237,214
2,150,254
a
ao
197,500
83,985
115,038
60,457
1,028,399
29,116,537
100
160
160,000
100.000
503,274
346,388
7,727,166
7,120,502
20
35
40
100
200
250
97,410
518,903
None
15,202,999
130
160
130
100
44
7,308,030
4,299,207
s
1,838,802
2,679,329
100
100
s
259,861
234,650
11,366,619
8,488,000
100
c
45,036
100
s
708,193
1,257,357
189,601
1,105,344
20,936,653
22,272,191
2,146,824
94,612
2.978,375
100
200.000
343,577
9,698,758
125
100
23,868
58,909
110
100
496,338
153,531
70
27 M
2934
280
45
13
26
37
J 25
100
200,000
400,000
300,000
Petersburg
73"
67
25
100
St. Petersburg—
Florida Nat Bank
25
25
1
s
First Nat Bank In St
60
25
100,000
200,000
20
'l6~"
Tampa—
Broadway Nat Bank
Exchange Nat Bank-
100,000
1,250,000
First National Bank. al ,000,000
First Sav A Tr no
500.000
West Palm
6100
0
Union Trust Co
Beach
Fla Bank A Trust Co
West Palm Beacb At¬
100 1/100
100
180
25
54
25
20*
lantic Nat Bank.
.
.
100
25
100
100
100
~~
d
Mariden—
Home National Bank
Merlden Nat Bank..
Mariden Tr & 8 D Oo
Puritan Bk A; Tr Oo.
New Haven—
Amer Bank & Tr Oo.
lb,962,470
5,022,845
s
100.000
Exchange Bk St Aug
St Augustine Nat Bk
1100
903,616
308,683
141,879
187,686
100,000
400.000
100,000
400.000
200.000
Olt A People's Nat Bk
St. Augustine—
80 End Bk & Tr CoPreferred
share.
100
100
100
25
100
Pensacoia—
American Nat Bank.
300,000
160,000
1.160.000
100.000
4,000.000
100,000
1,600,000
100,000
4,000,000
100,000
260,000
125,000
Per
4,020,529
51,680,447
Miami
Hartford—
Capitol Nat Bk A Tr
Conn River Bkg Oo
First National Bank.
155,840
1,212,698
200,000 si ,332,349
1
Little River Bk A Tr
30
100
165,000
94,000
....
Preferred
2,255.023
Florida Nat Bk A Tr
45
28
s
s
300.000
First Trust Oo
k42""
North End Bk & Tr
East
9
200,000
1.200.000
First National Bank.
Common
Common
Miami—
Amer Bk A Tr Co—
21
25
100
25
130
17
140
1,725,762
14
16
289.674
3,147,141
100
95
44,645
1,220,363
1,198,582
941,485
1,453,086
33,358,707
15,748,431
18,385,255
25
National Banks
State
GEORGIA
April 4
Institutions
April 4
Community Bank &
Trust
a
Co..
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
New Haven Bk NBA
Second Nat Bank
Trad em en's
Nat
Common
113,225
2,148,500
s
800,000
750,000
50
Nomi nal.
62
65
50
72
187,000
160,000
1.468,700
75
3,577,175 f 100
Preferred
New London—
Nat Bk of Commerce
|
95,309
71
First National
21.709,705
100
300,000
582,605
5,397,086
Trust Oo..
264,984
300,000
212,500
55,994
198,990
88,760
Norwich—
Uneas-Mercb Nat Bk
200,000
194,679
1,916,968
100
2,663,050 12H
100
2,265,278
100
959,574
New London City
National Bank
Union Bk A Tr Co..
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk A Tr
N
o
Golumbus Bk A Tr._
•
Jome Savings Bank.
Merch A Mech Bank
Stamford—
First-Stamford
1,000,000
200,000
700.000
1.298,811
752,686
1,207,395
14,265,824
6,522,426
12,264.800
100
600.000
Fldelity TitleATr Oo
Stamford Trust Co..
969,318
14,831,520
100
135
160
100
135
100
QUI* A 80 Nat Bank.
145
170
145
160
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
300,000 I 291,092
184,000
500,000 2,712,308
300,000
234,811
.......
Prtferred
Colonial Trust Co...
Water bury Trust Co
7,513,344 f 25
I 32
13,166,016
4,139,753
25
100
Liberty Nat Bk A Tr
9avann ah Bk A Tr
Citizens Bk A Tr Oo
Common
Debentures.
28
'"80'
April 4
DELAWARE
State
85
685,003
12,213,198
3,981,037 128,296,951
297,209
3,730,744
100
865.089
210,000
Industrial Trust Oo.
625,000
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
203,175
1,000.000
1.500.000
672.600
4.000.000
500,000
316,841
4,727,951
1,210,368
757,655
1.000,094
2,845,047
1,074,291
12,439,708
715
147
151
100
tio
1434
100
9,749,666
3.567,960
3,021,548
100
85
95
100
140
145
1,424,836
100
35
45
412.529
4,468,907
100
260
275
100
3,981,037 128,296,951 t 10
126,829
1,910,259
100
399,907
10
8,954,639
14X
r5,000,000
500,000
625,000
3.981,037 128,296,951
287,374
7,583,479
290,949
7,213,418
a
200,000
118,000
s
110,362
1,921,525
10
14H
100
110
50
300
25
50
25
64
100
""62"
100
Nomi nal.
Per share
1.000,000
Preferred
500,000
First Secur BkN.A. al ,200,000
100
25,023,169
25
67
10,888.743
96,719,202
60
136
141
National Banks
50
220
226
April 4
165
•
m -mmm
mm-mm
Boise Trust Co
li.036.497
28,466,026
100
N
1,545,732
64,625
30,593,477
100
sa
79,402
100
Per
a
145,000
450,000
250.000
Columbia Nat Bank.
Bank of Co mm A Sav
100,000
Hamilton Nat Bank
Liberty Nat Bank
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen Bkg Corp
Nat Bank of WashNat Capital Bank
Nat Metropol Bank.
1.000,000
500,000
400.000
340,000
a
1.050,000
200.000
800,000
Rlgga National Bank
86,175
606,673
565,591
351,932
1,324,310
462,699
987,569
268,657
873,099
216,763
1,866,429
Common..
3.000.000
Preferred
900,000
Second Nat Bank
500,000
Secur Sav A Com Bk a
490,000
Amer Secur 4 Tr Oo.
3.400,000
Nat Sav A Tr Oo
1,000,000
2,000,000
Munsey Trust Co
Union Trust Oo
1,000,000
1.000.000
Wash Loan A Tr Co.
2,645,065
13,086.593
5,935,156
4,893,815
34,406,231
10,654,554
14,590,176
6,924,244
12,768,930
2,918,602
31,647,456
|6,140,811
136,252,349
541,260
462,217
5,347,024
2,235,915
1,275,773
1,956,586
2,531,635
11,022,696
10,175,400
59,983,058
20,696,351
6,729,956
14,606,581
29,243,174
100
10
100
100
20
160
27
195
70
125,000
—
—
---
31
State Institutions
ILLINOIS
April 4
Nomi nal.
Per share,
-
«.
29
170
50
—
120
-
-
170
283
•
100
274
100 •101
60
100
80
165
100
230
100
200
100
85
50
75
220
100
M>
m
300
285
M
wmrnm'm
mm
"-mm
185
239
220
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Save Bank.
First National Bank.
St. Clair Nat Bank.
April 4
FLORIDA
State Institutions
April 4
Jacksonville—
Atlantic Nat Bank.. 43,000.000
Barnett N B of Jack1,500,000
Florida Nat Bank.
01,500.000
50,000
8pr'field Atlantic Bk
.
1,744,860
2,025,507
1,564,727
50,133
76,488,375
35,661,643
53,901,465
177.270
2,498.934
1,513,203
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank
—
0
100.000
100,000
300,000
347,000
150,000
Aetna
'
N
100
100
sa
4,862,530
6,327.750
3,762,615
42,555
190,791
291,747
171,676
1,642,397
2,974,094
6,335,946
3,048,254
100
107,480
4,524,225
2,584,586 75,514,494
185.600
6,829,780
145,991
7,738,554
s
127,084
3,364,188
358,731
13,885,912
3,764,948 165,650.716
54,346,102 1510024607
593,946 t
360.938
107,464
4,320,028
100
s
s
s
o
re cent
les
100
100
225
100
100
40
235
31
34
115
18
125
20
108
112
a
...
J
19
78
19
91,282
.
-M*
85
100
253,763
395,274
60,501
376,000
40
100,000
100
400,000
10
4.000,000
100
Oont 111 N B A Tr Co
50.000,000
S3h
Oont Nat Bk A T Co
1.500,000
100
Oosmopolit'n Nat Bk a 250.000
100
District Nat Bank—
Common
106,000
4,300,131 f 20
Preferred
94,000
\ 30
Drexel National Bk. a
440,000
40
189,209
8,524,632
Drovers Nat Bank.
1,000.000
100
1,040,774 33,812,446
First National Bank 30,000.000
100
42,203,938 1153718514
First Nat Englewood
200.000
100
828,847
4,373,468
Halated Exeh Nat Bk
200.000
100
337,487
8,431,515
Industrial Nat Bank. a2,000,000 1,894,902
20
8,434,824
Avenue St Bk Oak Pk
Beverly State 8av Bk
Central Nat Bank
City Nat Bk A Tr Oo
*
National Banks
a
State Bank.. a
400,000
Am Nat Bk A Tr Oo.
al,600,000
Austin State Bank..
200,000
55
100
..
200
200
160,000
300.000
375,700
Chicago-
31
100
a
.
205
100
100
les
Belleville—
share.
325
100
0
re cent
mm
Nomi nal.
a
15H
100
State Institutions
Dec. 31
IDAHO
Boise City—
1st Nat Bank—
Common
2,635,167
17,990,816
3,991,399
4,393,296
14,147,037
Washington—
1534
100
Aurora-
Anacostia Bank
110
Ida
Aurora Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
City bank
15H
170
63.034
110,000
April 4
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bank
105
690
65
Institutions
April 4
Wilmington—
260
"loo""
162,941
240,191
500.000
National Banks
National Banks
100
100
200.000
e
235
15H
2934
Savannah—
Oitiz A 80 Nat Bank
_
39,393,126 / ion
4,941.082
43,352,067
850,000
200.000
230.000
75.000
r5.00n.00n
Otly Bank A Tr Co..
"Vaterbury—
Cltls A Mfrs' Nat Bk
Water bury Nat Bk—
■qultable Trust Oo.
Security Trust, Co..
Wilmington Tr Co..
282,387
3,325,576
Macon—
Nst'l
Bank A Trust Oo.
dromon.
750,000 /
First Nat Bk of Colfourth Nat Bank.
130
125
share.
14M
28 X
1100
r
^Itis A So Nat Bank. r5.ono.oon
Nat Exchange Bank. i
250,000
Oolumbus—
les
130,422
100
981,312
3,981,037 128,296,951 t 10
5,396,370 145,181,204
10
11,643,067
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Co.. a
980,000
Truet Oo of Georgia. «2.000,000
re cent
sa
s
1,000.000
450,000
Preferred
104
100
100
200.000
r5.000.000
Bank
5.400,000
Fulton Nat Bank—
Common
iioo
1,361,086
Per
American Sav Bank.
Oitiz A 80 Nat Bank.
Bk
......
Un A N Haven Tr Oo
W Id thro p
Atlanta—
39
37
50
"28'
240
21
8034
21
"32""
135
140
249
254
250
205
225"
38
40*4
Sale price,
t Branch of Savannah.
a Includes
preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
b Retirement
price.
c June 29, 1940.
d Member of the Atlantic
Group in Florida.
e Affiliate of the
First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
/March 31, 1941.
X Affiliatedof the the Barnett National Bank
Member with Florida National Group.
k New
0
stock.
I Last sale.
of
Jacksonville, Florida.
-
Stockholders of the American Bank & Trust Co. of New Haven,
Conn., approved an amendment of the bank's charter whereby the common
capital would be increased from $100,000 to $125,000 of $100 par a
share;
preferred stock in the amount of $97,500 is presently
outstanding.
Ap¬
proval of State Bank Commission and RFC is required to effect the
change,
r <V>rnhineo
statement,
s Dec. 31,
1940.
t rmut funds.
x Ex-dividend.
y Stock all owned by Travelers Insurance Co.
and
banks
June, 1941]
National Banks
illinois
April 4
Surplus *
Profits
Capital
National Banks
April 4
April 4
Ask
Bid
Par
275.000
Preferred
Liberty Nat'l Bank
-
Lire Stock Nat Bank
Madison-Crawford
Main State Bank...
200.000
200,000
M erchandiupNat* IBk
600.000
Mercantile Nat'l Bk.
600,000
200,000
200,000
400,000
Natl Bank
Merchants Nat Bk.
M etrop
State Bank.
Id-City Nat Bank
v"
Milwaukee A v N't Bk
Matual Nat Bkof Ob
250,000
4nn nnn
Nat Bk of Hyde Park
Nat') Boulevard Bk
National Security Bk
Nat Stkyds Nat Bk.
Vorth Shore Nat Bk
250,000
500.000
son.onft
1,000,000
4
200,000
Northwest Nat Bank
200,000
Oak Park TrASav Bk
500.000
Pioneer Tr A Sav Bk
i
750.000
400.000
Sears-Oom State Bk.
Skala Nat'l Bank.
200.000
200.000
South East Nat Bank
South Shore Nat Bk.
200,000
150,000
•'ate Bk of Clearing.
Tarmlnal Nat Bank,
nlv St Bkof Ohlc_.
pper
20o.o00
300,000
Ave Nat'l Bk.
"town
300,000
300.000
Natl Bank
West Nat'l Bk Oicero
*.u<aig 1 r 4c Sav Bk.
Banco dl Napob Tr.
'
200,000
400,000
i
300,000
'hie Oltv Bk A Tr__
Drovers Tr & Sav Bk
800,000
i
541.000
East Side TrASav Bk
Harris Tr &
Bk
Sav
Lake snore Tr & 8 Bk
Lake view Tr & 8 Bk.
Northern Truet Co..
Pullman Tr \ Sav Bk
200.000
6,000.000
700,000
50
70
75
13,199,239
/10
110
11
13
541,790
1,651,599
14,920,345
27,074,580
100
20
'225"
54
58
180
140
225
123
132
82
115
185
150
233
130
137
90
120
25
130
246,261
7,049,108 100
7,439,964 100
380.339
100
1,429,848 26,180,913
100
666,547 18,349,650
9,095,250 100
388,439
100
3,808,225
95,787
100
241,754 13,387,598
20
8,510,602
242,460
100
13,679,075
330,939
11
4.776,267
91,449
100
1,050,084 15,848,961
100
374,271 10,472,091
1,971,728 52,640,071
5,922,170 '"is
128,853
65,000
713,688 11,456~240 "50
100
1,053,936 24,335,803
25
569,456 12,955,411
10O
3,951,341
81,920
364,278 10,466,348 100
100
3,982,743
112,405
100
3,497,968
112,121
20
8,994,588
344,094
7,783,627 100
340,605
100
8,965,123
556,954
100
11,760,274
431.340
>
100
4,103,879
227,243
100
437,914 10,702,311
100
5,373,101
444,803
50
1,179,108 29,366,107
100
488,836 12,304,667
100
1,403,755
89,886
12,223,835 295,303,015 100
24
160
_
City National Bank.
Coun Bluffs Sav Bk.
First National Bank.
3,304,851
4,840,379
100
100
62,614
1,713,169 f 100
97,523
2,202,160
100
2,452,067
32,513,386
100
750,000 11,155,647
250,000
135,791
150,000
Common
21,926,221
(25
2,979,303
100
90,000 I
10,000
100,000
Preferred
State Savings Bank.
67~
Davenport Bk A Tr.
600.000
o
Des Moines—
Common
Gap City State Bank
154
160
nes MolnesBkATrCo I
130
140
First Fed State Bank
Iowa-Des M olnes N at
"34M "35H
60
205
53
195
Common
Preferred
660,000
340,000
150,000
50,000
79
105
65
333
70
343
517
170
100.000
73,669
662,683
170,847
o
300,000
100,000
811,231
1,263,437
2.000.000
660,000 01,743,666
600.000
200,000
50.000
150,000
100.000
100
1,711,879
392,809
50,094,921
6.102,182
100
300,000
250,000
435,034
235,452
10,165,189
5,800,650
100
100
400,000
250,000
300,000
250,000
100.000
269,000
327,392
392,507
262,737
200,000
125.000
200,000
100,000
50,000
200,000
Debentures
Mercantile Tr A 8 Bk
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'thSideBk of Quincy
State St Bk A Tr Co.
Sioux City—
First National Bank
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank.
Woodbury Co Sav Bk
National Banks
100
sa
12,742.023
28,375,339
16,915,557
20
75
Nomi nal.
Per
17
50
18H
51
American Nat. Bank.
150.00b
First National Bank.
250.000
,
Kansas City—
Common
4,134,137
f 50
55
60
2.009,746
100
60
65
13,827
631,010
100
55
60
360.000 \
390.000 f
200,000 n
Ecchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank—
Rtvervfew State dk
........
Preferred
100,000
275,000
First State Bank
161,719
4,076,537
140,803
30,346
46.000
122,107
6,548,355
1.004.255
737,000
1.715.256
|66»»
100
70
Leave
i
50
100
35
60
40
i
Third Nat'l Bank...
o
IftO.bOO
150.00C
50,000
Manufac'rs State
Bk
600.000
Illinois Nat Bank
300,000
Springfield Marine Bk
500.000
National Banks
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Gua-anty State Bank
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
Topeka State Bank..
40
40
45
195
14,838,189
100
185
110
130
india na
120
140
Institution»
Dec. 31
Per
500.000
100,000
i
956,796
188,410
22,989
98,000
61,730
859,176
48,956
200
shars.
225
100
164,900
127,500
100,000
Indiana Tr A Sav Bk.
La mas co
Bank.....
160
175
100
100
100
100
110
110
100
500.000
National City Bank.
i
234,300
100
600,000
600.00b
| 470,447
Mutual
1,730,000
<
100,000
150
100
100
16,911,059 JlOO
1100
8,349,327
902,081
115
100
480,000
808,762
l
20
18.531.596
21
Common
i
400.000
43,168
1,172,206
n
200,000
Preferred
Union Stock Yds Nat
i
Co—
Bk A Tr Co
<
942,029
56,033
jl,147,667
100
100
46,474
280,600
346,000
500.000
600,000
250,000
200,000
Institutions
State
Dec. 31
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
250.000
495.000
150.000
300.00)
318,112
90
95
Jnl260,150
1,220,605
15,941
2,649,662
20
100
100
18,965,549
4,105,723
0
43,657,071
18,351,192
4,355,830
22,262,498
f
10
i
41,933,889
129,814
4,452,392
227,250
6.064,582
575,855 14,438,686
296,860
5,948,241
202,540 n 6,718,474
240.000
Jo 169,855
750.000
250,000
j 746,623
share•
4,907,455
5,840,916
6,379,588
1,710,101
100
175
10
16
18""
50
26
30
10
5
8
3,295,365
100
130
135
1,681,460
110
Citizens Bk A Tr Co.
Bank of Commerce..
i
200.000
90
100
120
125
Preferred
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Tr Co
10
14tf
15tf
200.000
.UOO.000
1 in
,000
J
Louisville—
100
210
100
152
2J5
100
247
212,429
730,984
870,134
385,150
165,259
061,869
732,141
145,410
154,233
127,634
1,000,000
Citizens' Union N B_
2.000.000
Fidelity A Oolum Tr.
1,000,000
First National Bank.
Liberty Natl Bk A Tr <1,800,000
300,000
Security Bank———
23
KentuckyTitle Tr Co
el.OOO .000
100
56
Lincoln Bank A Tr..
750 000
100
110
100
jloo
ioo
87,000
1,308,764
0
370,252
200 000
280,500
iOO.OOO
265,000
157
100
163
297
10
9
11
100
140
150
50
55
65
100
140
160
Bank.
Newport Nat Bank..
♦
100
60
70
Sale
100,000
100,000
price.
o
o
155,509
555,742
20
10
100
155"" 103"
300
50
135
140"
100
330
335
2,022,112
6,298,828
30
33
100
100
12 50
„
a
Preferred stock retirement price.
c
Citizens Union
Fidelity unified certificates.
d New stock.
Affiliated with the First
National Bank of Louisville.
of Northwest Bancorporatlon.
i Common
and preferred stock or capital debentures
outstanding,
31, 1940. s No stock outstanding.
t On May 27, 1941 Illinois National Bank of Quincy, 111., sold
of preferred stock to the RFC.
n
100
20.481,025
50
270
82,806, 562 1001 C267
8,901, 084 100?
100
108
110
54,080 219
2 H
2H
2H
28,119. 966
100
135
3,381 461
102
100
7,619, 939
100
135
18,125, 004
100 201
1,958 ,996
10
7
8
20,038 ,180
28
26
100
1,463 ,167
Newport —
American Nat
55
290
100,000
Bank..
Louisville Trust Oo. <1.950,000
525.000
United States Tr Co.
Stock Yards
176"
100
6,399,455 JlOO
4H
U0
13,054,252
3,258,146
2,842,362
3,563,826
alo
100
100
100
Security Trust Co—
I
h Member
250,000
a62>*
Per
OovlngtonTrABkgOo
20
1,590,797
13,135,925
132,112
2,596,664
9,518,808 149,255,156
200,000
1,466,152
23,285
1,113,007
12,741
731,202
2,556,770 40,656,471
62,432 20,345,214
366,743
3,794,522
184,835
4.647,988
365.000
500.000
1,500,000
650,000
1.000,000
i
399,200
l.ooo.ooo
250
225
100
Nomi nal.
40
Terre Haute 1st N B:
Common
Preferred
1
200.000
38
Terre Haute—
Merchants Nat Bk—
Common ........
Preferred
125
4,137,208 f 621*
I 62'j
50
1,246.921
196,373
481,443
342,457
166,461
88,319
e
1
325,505
]
KENTUCKY
„
Second Nat Bank—
1,000,000
City Nat Bk A Tr Co
First Bank A Tr Co.
Merchants Nat Bank
<
National Banks
Union Bank A
725,000
preferred.
100.000
Fountain Sq State Bk
4.000.00u
Indiana Nat Bank..
200,00'
Live Stock Exch Bk.
1
87,500
Madison Ave St Bk
i
70,000
Marlon Co State Bk.
1,250,000
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Security Trust Co
Union Trust Co..
South Bend—
American Trust Co..
112,000
88,000
100,000
...
Common......
i
Common
...
100
Lexington—
250,000
300.000
Class A
Common
150
20
Bank.
Indiana Trust Co...
100
125
125
101
Indianapolis—
Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher Trust Co—
100
100
100
Union National Bank
Covington—
19
23,662,857
340,000
People's State bank.
1,428,332
33,259
n
Peop-Lib Bk A Tr Co
1.200,000
Debentures
St Joeeph
Ssuthwest Nat Bank
April 4
Bank
People's Tr A Sav Co
Debentures
1.000.000
100.000
200.000
160
110
Dime Trust A Sav Bk
Bankers Trust
n
1.000.000
Citizens'Nat Bank-
Preferred
American Nat
100
100.000
Kansas State Bank.
Bank—
Common.
Preferred
30,599,702
34,141,824
1,282,731
2,717,467
cent
110
100
16.004,854
1,426,195
1,586,150
1,587.000
1,187,000
14.472.595
2.087.000
1,348,977
n
50,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
First National Bank.
100
Evanzvlllo—
Citizens' Nat Bank—
JlOO
100
100
Wichita—
Nomi nal.
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
12,342,409
1,582,046
439,777
2,457,921
1,148,246
686,269
8,950,773
10,394,883
1,439,451
1,510,530
'2 on nnn
Fourth Nat Bank
April 4
451,106
303,131
7,506
73,446
63,020
71,383
243,091
648,360
40,843
44,876
77.500
<
Citizens State Bank.
65
100
nait
400.000
Trust Co
110
11,939,827
6,172,869
50
2,156,228
2,668,524
890,300
les
60
100
40
830,291
375,522
632,926
o
600,000
100
151,675
272,498
31,894
0
500 .OOo
100
14,360,669
7,263,260
12,719,803
Springfield—
First National Bank.
0
13,111.642 f 10
I 10
2,844,998 100
100
1,540,106
7,108,669 100
5,270,961 100
Topeka—
s
507.426
369,000
377,370
o
191,783
108,977
287,136
531,143
100,000
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Central
200,000
242,000
274,456
nworci—
First National Bank
100
100
75
75" "80""
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
Co
shai e
100
100
3,545,782
5,098,010
115,140
259,049
0
Comm'l N Bk of K C
150,572
1
State, Institutions
Dec. 31
les
65
j 217,409
0
132,603
Hiitohlnson—
50
20
Central Nat Baok..
GaryGary State Bank...
Gary Tr A Sav Bk —
10
7,000,000
6,947,858 hlOO
100
9,001,226
100
7,976,403
100
3,000,107
KANSAS
April 4
Kookford—
Ft Wayne Nat
Common
100
rec ent
t
Common
Peoples Savings Bk—
rort Wayne—
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
1100
2.500,000
150,000
Bank A Trust Co.
Val'oy Sav Bank....
N
100
1,610,849
9,042,553
2,823,038
Quincy—
B'dway Bk of Quincy
111 Nat'l Bk of Quincy
Old National
j1,20c
180
....
North Side bank
les
527
100
sa
28,930,655 JlOO
60
Live Stock Nat Bank
'317" 327"
203,649
2,347,878
930,763
Amer Tr A Sav Bank
75
25
80,943
39,397
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
95
cent
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
37
50
Capital notes
Franklin Bk A Tr Co
\ 100
Davenport—
170
40
160
100
South Side Tr& Sav B
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
198,086
244,389
^5
Council Bluffs-
Preferred
"63"
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
Common
1,095,712
100
20
100
100
Bankers Trust Co—
"33" "37"
100
Union Nt Bk & Tr Co
Peoria—
First National Bank.
3,361,756
39,611,168
5,360,360
215
4691344' 14,550',247
.
Com Mer Nat BkATr
21
200
150
1,681,115 34,022,452
500.000
3.000.000 10,991,961 368,636,070
11,242,111
697,576
300.000
Elgin—
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
139,644
2,241,112
170,671
52,537
>
28
120
2,431,635
3,567,592
150,000
150,000
Merchants Nat Bank
People's Sav Bank..
United State Bank..
share
100
93,083
109,228
200.000
500,000
250,000
50,000
Cedar Rapids—
Guar Bk A Tr Co
i
Elgin Nat'l Bank...
First Nat'l Bank
Ask
Bid
Per
125,000
200,000
Nat Bk of Burlington
451,824
1,000.000
Par
Deposits
c
Burlington—
Farmers A Merch 8 B
20
i
318.000
300,000
—
April 4
Oross
Nomi nal.
2,716,384
9,365,872
Lawndale Nat Bank
Common
Surplus Ot
Profits
Capital
257,171
283,641
250,000
700,000
<
7X
6
State Institutions
IOWA
Oross
Deposits
103
companies
State Institutions
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Chicago {Concl.)
Kaspar Am State Bk
LaSalle Nat'l Bank-
trust
x
April 4, 1941.
Ex-dividend.
0 Dec.
$125,000
104
BAMS
National Banks
April 4
LOUISIANA
Nat%arhT" MASSACHUSETTS
April 4
Qross
Profits
Deposits
Par
Bid
Baton Rouge—
•City National Bank
300.000
156.500
...
Common
300,000
150.000
1,000,000
250,000
........
Preferred.
Hibernia National Bk
Common
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
1,500.000
1.200.000
| 715.919
( 587.099
(2,227.978
(1,774.075
10,429.515
110
18
25
110
12,162,866 1100
165
$
Fall Blwr—
Fall River Nat Bank
B.M.O. Dorfee Trust
Fall River Trust
Fitohburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
Deposits
8
100
110
Gross
312,028
637,725
343,069
Par
100
100
1,056,879
8,591,886
Ask
100
233,165
183,677
231,301
2,945,873
2,335,350
3,594,896
100
10
20
1,020,599
227,793
500.00U
Bid
Nomi nal.
Per share
8,020,781
9,474,138
4,211,781
6,226,120
2,223,155
100
10
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
GlouC Nat Bk of Glou
33,076,530 1100
1100
65,811,075
175
80
1
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per shate.
%
Common
Preferred........
Louisiana Nat Bank
Common...
Preferred
New Orleans—
Amer Bk A Trust Co
COMPANIES
TBUST
Stats Institutions
Surplus A
Capital
^
AND
119
340
106
100
365""
N
Glances 8 D A Tr Co
0
rec ent
les
sa
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank.
M err I mack Nat Bank
120
------
.....
Holyoke—
120
Holyoke Nat Bank—
Common.........
Preferred.
Louisiana SB A T Co
Whitney Nat Bank..
1,500,000 11,079,373 61,729,122
1.200.000
208.000
268,916
3,941,184
2.800.000 8.073.626 154,020,845
21%
20
20
25
Common
"27""
40
72%
73%
Shreveport—
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Oent'l-Am BATrOo
1,000.000
1,000,000
700.000
1.351.627
999,290
o
411,553
35,704,759
26,325,982
10,835,299
200
100
100
100
215
175
125
140
110
I
Preferred,.
120
■
J
271,913
7,941,824 J 50
64
50
1
Park National Bank
Common
Preferred
2,434,658 1100
1100
Jo 134.023
351,046 611,507,940
Bay StateMerNat Bk
600.000
0
65
20
436,137
Hadley Falls Tr Co.. dl.400.000
Lawrence—
....
25
6,721,360
2""
25
Lowell—
•
National Banks
•ttaii
MAINE
April 4
Institutions I
April 4
I
Sppleton Nat. Bank.
Nomi nal
Per share.
Augusta—
First Nat Granite Bk d
700.000
Depositors' Trust Co
750.000
u
590,373
603.032
8,603,000
13.960,511
100
25
36%
38%
507,993
4,330,886
10
24
27
Union Old Lowell
National Bank....
883,135
12,928,808
25
24
27
12%
14
Lynn—
Mfr
s.
Cent. Nat Bk
243,202
7,440,676
483,324
6,010,674
686,352 6 3,973,091
991,031
11,053,641
Essex Trust Co
Lynn S Dep & Tr Co
0
Security Trust Co...
Bangor—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr A Bkg Co
Merrill Trust CoCommon.
Preferred
.....
267,645
1.032,201
1,000.000
600,006
..
400.000
j 670,833
100
9,783,757
100
N
o
re
200.000
11.707,565
I
20
sa
cent
les
i
20
13.472.471
600.000
Casco Bk & Tr Co
First Portland NatBk
Nat Bk of Commerce
200.000
0
1,000,003
400.000
National Banks
547,526
216,712
1,033,403
395,253
12,820,449
5.168,433
19,736,394
100
8,522,216
20
MARYLAND
April 4
100
23
35
36
25
25
itui■
105
26
38
39
1
414,127
853,917
523,225
Warren Nat Bank
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
Naumkeag Tr Co—
Common.
Western Nat Bank..
Equitable Trust Co.
Fidelity Trust Co...
Maryland Trust Co
5%
500,000
408,844
6,645,444
10
1,400,000
l.OOO.OOOjj 1,854,535
Capital notes
1,500,000
600,000
2,000.000
3.000,000
3,944,225
255.999
4,311.495
2,021,209
46,578,129
3%
5%
J10
750.000 11,472,135 54,319,251
650,000
I
470,000
632,198
12,059,121
I
200,000
231,259
4,205,531
299.589
80.000
2,026,375
4.000.000 6,770,202 232,411,441
400.000 o
545,919
7,930,629
600.000
828,375
6,861,039
198.948
250,000
3,492,986
750.000
591,557
14.229,714
2,000,000 1,418,443 48,126,981
1.000.000
1,189,051
25,996,072
Mercantile Tr Co
Real Estate Tr Co
Common...
Capital notes
...
...
Second Nat Bank...
Liberty Trust CoCommon
Capital notes..
V
2,071,351
132,000
250.000
3.802,081
50
996,074
7,894,826
j 10
14
10
10
10
10
8%
36%
"37%
25
25
68
68
"70"
100
i
1
24%
Springfield Nat Bank dl,600.000
Tnlrd Nat B AT Co.
1.500,000
Springfield fll)& Tr. 1.000.000
Union Trust Co
1.000.000
West Spring Hold Tr.
mmrnrnm
50
138,490
50
10 k
10
100
30
75
2
2%
51%
50%
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr
116.424
17,161,736
35,174,750
15,777.324
15,492,395
2,819,903
30
250,955
457,563
2,547,804
4,462,266
100
25
""46"
Mechanics Nat Bank
Gaaranty Bk Sc T Co
600,000
400.000
Worcester Clo Tr Co
Common
Class A-.
1,000.000
1.000,000
16
1,251,551
17,770,456
6,669,869
100
10
175
15
'20
34
15%
17
25
66
08%
{.
10
........
15
1235
Worcester-
9i
360,101
0
J3.186.169
646,523,640
(
65
370
National Banks
247""
4
...
Fr'k Town Say Inst.
West Maryland Tr..
4%
State Institution *
MICHIGAN
395
—
April 4
April 4
—
Nomi nal.
1,850,711
share.
Per
Bay City Bank.....
Natl bk of Bay Oity.
People's Commercial
A Savings Bank...
300.000
400.000
139,106
435,637
3,400,855
6,855,385
100
100
N
0
re
cent
500.000
962,477
10,966,904
20
sa
les
2,807,457 681,999,324
50
113
118
201,508,457
120
53
54
45
115
Detroit-
206,388
Commonwealth Bank d3,450,000
111,368
150,000
288,000
7,343,724
4,515,721
Detroit Bank—
Common
Preferred
...
100.000
125.000
970,182
545,968
100,000
35,000
150,000
150,000
132,063
Mfra National Bank.
Nat Bank of Detroit-
4,86o,323
5,382,365
1,816,016
Frederick Co Nat Bk
Preferred
23
21%
10
17%
16
240
Frederick—
Common
ZZZZZ
763,448
3,545,442
1,519,808
2,049,765
231,844
200.000
300.000
46%
14%
6,112,008
100,000
99,500
500,000
•••
Taunton—
"94"
100
30,374,692
1,618,051
40,677,380
61,832,850
388,000
-
-
26%
120
Industrial National
Bank of Detroit
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Farm A Mech N Bk.
UK
10%
Say City—
Cumberland—
First Nat Bank..... d
Peoples Bank—«
_
"42"
39
Springfield-
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Common
Safe Dep & Trust Co
Union Trust Co
7,932,737
50
11,929,167
20
7,460,254 12%
83,515
Preferred......
'tutions
April 4
Baltimore-
.
"5l"
49%
New Bedford—
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bk..
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
......
Oarrollton Bk of Bait
First National Bank.
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
Nat Marine Bank.
Public Bank of Md
285
350
100
20
Feabody—
Portland—
Canal National Bank
Bait Oomm'l Bank..'
Baltimore Nat Bank
Common.
Preferred
Calvert Bank
Canton Nat Bank..
20
100
440,529
76,375
Common..
Preferred
United Savings Bank
Wabeek State Bank.
Bankers Trust Co...
.....
4,068,187
1,709,926
2,160,000
3.530,000
1,000,000
3,000,000
8.250,000
8,961,875
1,000,000
1,200,000
500.000
J3.049,371
120
1,370,231
18,355,531
6,386,525 180.800,630
20
40
50
105
J15727.619
619,328,903
(10
1,535,552
0
519,206
518,026
26,621,585
22,532,307
Q
353,320
100
J 102,118
g
1,996,304
(10
2,320,821 (714,884,456
718,594 g 4,221,073
267,663
5,954.275
20
35%
36%
125
10
10
"19 " "25""
"13"
14"
Equitable Trust Co—
Hageratown—
Common
Farmers A Merc Bk.
Nlcodemu8 Nat Bk..
Second Nat Bank...
90.000
347.000
200,000
Hagerstown Trust Co
150,000
National Banks
April 4
139,681
389,334
341,601
114,698
Preferred
Detroit Trust Co...
Un Guardian Tr Clo.
2,063,144
7,238,029
4,360,025
2,264,445
Wayne Oakland Bk.
MASSACHUSETTS sta"Zu'fion"
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Boston-
First National Bank. 27.812.500 54,993,453
829,624,368 12
41%
Merchants' Nat Bk. 3.000,000 5,570,505
390
126,959,775
398
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
1.500,000 3,205,075 38,214,894
20
68
70
Nat Shawmut Bank. 10,000,000 20,953,503
239,181,517 12%
22% 22%
Seoond Nat Bank...
2,000.000 6,175,575 118,107,084
25
141
144
Web A Atlas N Bk..
1,000.000
710,131
50
48
18,132,379
51
Boston S Dep A Tr__
2.000,000 4,564,306 44,682,651
100 a295
Columbia Trust Co..
100.000
100
347,000
Day Trust Co.
1.250.000
Fiduciary TrustCo.. d 600.000
New Eng Trust Co..
1.000,000
Old Colony Trust Co 15,000.000
Pilgrim Trust Co...
400,000
State Street Tr Co.. 3.890.000
U S Trust Co—
1,682,237
o
2.675.000
18,555,333
2.998.001
45,068,634
50
50
100 a400
ao
100 '215""
100
305
315
716,431
3,382,003
None
5,279,244
581,478
10,869,917
7,733,801 104,403,505
700,000
Convertible pref.
Winthron Trust Co..
_
J 1,248,048
14,077,431
171,053
2,812,439
100
4,131,187
1,893,728
100
200
100.000
285,888
124,399
100
160
500.000
500.000
520,319
513,446
9,091,212
7,774,571
20
50
31
585,729 6 7,058,541
524,764
5,144,270
1,618,342 625,160,313
100
10
20
450
470
21
23
81
82
450,000
100.000
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Co...
Brockton—
Brockton Nat Bank.
Home Nat Bank....
| 10
i
io
11%
12%
13
14
/
150,000
300,000
1.000.000
Sverett—
Middlesex Co Nat Bk
600.000
871,200
11,219,738
10
1,242/,248
651,989
131,560
463,220
7
5
58
60
6
100
100
20
20
27,259,025
11,627,945
3,657,612
7,714,432
35
31
17
38
38
33
20
12
14
34
20
20
Central Bank
Citizens Indus Bank-
Peoples Nat Bank..,.
Old Kent BankCommon.
Preferred
Union Bank of Mich.
Michigan Trust Co..
.......
250.000
20
2,130.181
626^867
10,876,448 "Io
122,356
83,340
736,142
100,000
400,000
1,000.000 12,706,041
750.000
350.000
1.200.00O
564,307
758,883
50,135,096
g
4,766,425
2,788,724
(10
uo
10
"23" "25"
31
33
"21"
23""
20
13
15
1°
14
16
100
285
Lansing—
Michigan Nat. Bank. d3.134,000
2,263,394 653,199,326
Saginaw—
Second Nat Bank A
Trust Company..
2,733,909
a
^ale
1,500,000
32,741,425
300
price
Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
6 Includes
sayings deposits,
Retirement price.
d Common and
preferred stock or capital notee outstanding.
/ Convertible pref. stock entitled In liquidation to $20 a share.
g
Trust balances.
o
CambridgeCambridge Trust Co
County Bk A Tr Co.
Harvard Trust Co—
226.340
2,000,000
500,000
300,000
6
Grand Rapids-
c
300,000
309,660
Flint—
Olt Com A Save Bk_ dl ,000,000
Genessee Co Save Bk
1.000.000
Merch A Mech Bank
250.000
Nat Bank of Flint
400,000
*
Common
...
Dec. 31, 1940.
r
New stock.
k Units.
t Affiliate of First National
I Last sale.
'
Bank of Boston.
u Depositors
Trust Co. of Augusta,
Maine, effective
absorbed the First National Bank of Waterville, Maine.
x
Ex-dividend.
May
24,
1941
National Banks
April 4
MINNESOTA
Capital
'
$
Northern Nat Bank.
Pioneer Nat Bank
Western Nat Bank.
100
100
cent
100
66*3
200,000
125,000
Chicago-Lake St Bk.
Nat Bk. 6
100,000
5,000.000
Produce State Bank
6
3d N'west'n
e
State.
lOG.OOO
50.000
100,000
Third N'west'n N Bk e
4th Northwest Nat'l. k
125.000
University Nat'l Bk.
les
5.654.378 0100
100
2,221,117
50,000
100,000
50,000
Fifth No'west'n N B_ e
100,000
First NatBk A Tr Co 66,000,000
Hennepin State Bank 6 100.000
300.000
Marquette Nat Bank
Midland NatBk & Tr
1,000,000
Central Nat Bank
N'western Nat BAT
o
100
2,689,164 6100
131,166
799,919
28,308
1,939,673 e
81,806
807,750
24,214
2,218,208 el of)
55,206
,490,304 160,447,337 6 20
100
962,510
41,266
100
6,445,621
363,655
692,610 19,350,225 elOO
2,285,094 6100
56,514
100
,907,293 146,587,655
1,676,638 6...
52,205
1,307,841
16,345
1,721,366 clOO
160,411
3,176,219 elOO
171,865
1,321,833
41,985
100.000
0
100,000
EmplreNatBkATrCo
e
500.000
Stock Yards Nat Bk. *
250.000
*2,500,000
*
150.000
ok 192,500
0tt.OOO.OOO
192,514
83,525
Preferred
e
National Banks
31
70
76
20
—
—
«,«.
—
6H
100
95
20
37
100
115
100
-
-
—
117
AH
3 %
28^
n
25
100
29
25
20
26
100
175
100
3,074,422
11,534,945
2,095,901
44,880
505,839
74,207
100
Institutions
State
MONTANA
April 4
-
April 4
Nomi nal.
Billingsre
cent
sa
No
les
11H
ny8
Per
Midland Nat Bank.. 0
Montana Nat Bank.
Sec Tr A Savs Bank.
150,000
100,000
204,274
173,657
290,278
5,913,955
3,624,073
4,277,892
300,000
100,000
600,000
828,983
46,098
626,642
13,495,498
1,547,820
100
14,951,955
292,780
435,939
share
0...
10,776,793 0100
100
8,618,001
200,000
ti——»i—»
o oo o
V
N
o
re
Butte—
First National Bank.
Miners Nat Bk
Metals Bk A Tr Oo. 0
cent
sa
les
100
Helena—
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Union Bk A Tr Co..
5,625,724 1100
None
545,569
MISSISSIPPI
April 4
29
io y3
10H
600,000
250,000
e
0100
National
National Banks
120
20
100
1100
124,000
01.000,000
First Trust Co.
280,000
586,500
200,000
Southern Missouri Tr
100
935,301 33,098,422
100
5.206.379
474,399
100
2,125,857
73,048
7,137,893 152,098,275 0100
100
2,362,919
119,443
100
u
9,393,755
340,409
u
7,156,051 elOO
300,473
100.000 lu 389,089
100
Springfield—
Citizens' Bank...... *
Midway Nat Bank—
Common
$
500,000
1,000.000
United Bk A Tr Co..
1,000.000
Chippewa Trust Oo. p 332,993
■aston-Taylor Tr Oo * 250.000
Union Nat Bank
Rochester—
First National Bank.
Union Nat Bank
St. PaulAmerican Nat Bank.
Commercial State Bk
DrovExchState Bank
First National Bank.
First State Bank
Nomi ml.
Per share.
4,452,174
235,428
959,185 17,210,406
9,011,083
489,813
9,156
3,582,360
4,040,447
67,263
Llndell Trust Oo
400.000
6,524,936
298,117
Merc Com BAT Co- 10.000,000 07,003,700 194,574,732
Mercantile-Com¬
merce Nat'l Bank.
7,037,010
350,000
393,376
Miss Val Trust Co..
6,000,000 03,604,966 116,487,396
Mound City Tr Oo
*
266,000 v
3,592,422
43,727
Nerth St Louis Tr Oo
300,000 0
315,771
4,472,767
WebsterGroves Tr._
100.000 0
3,763,978
231,096
Bk
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Tower Gr Bk A TrOo
100.000
Blooming'n-Lake NB b
Camden Pk State Bk
Minnehaha
Telegraphers Nat
100
50
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
St. Louis (Concl.)
100
7,576,036
12,507,247
1,148,560
1,053,000
275,703
510,769
54,560
20,162
Minneapolis—
Capital
1,069,680
7,791,347
2,084,194
32,849,095
40,355
341,603
77,421
k
Duluth Nat'l Bk
150,000 u
First A Amer Nat Bk
2,000,000 ul ,544,315
100,000
400,000
1,000.000
100.000
100.000
Ask
Bid
Par
State Institutions
Dec. 31
MISSOURI
April 4
Nom inal.
Per share.
600.000
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth
National Banks
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Deposits
105
COMPANIES
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Duluth—
Bank of Oomm A Sav
Olty National Bank.
TKUST
AND
BANKS
June, 1941]
Banks
State
NEBRASKA
April 4
Institutions
State
Institutions
April 4
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Per
Jackson
Commerc'l BkATrOo
30
65
75
10
100
14
175
16
190
100
11,650,747!
150
165
3,792,617
3,645,199
5,005,499
100
273,204 i
731,400
294,000
1,360,000
13,754,362
9,460,095
151,177
183,689
132,494
100.000
Depot Gu Bk & TrOo
Jackson-State N Bk.
6.060,568
5,000.701
8
100
Meridian—
Citizens Nat Bank..
249,000
First National Bank.
320,000
236,500
Mer & Farmers Bank
Per share.
LincolnCon tinental NatBk—
Common
660,361
30,745
636,021
451,500
400,000
Capital National Bk
share
350,000
278,000
335.417
First National Bank.
1,000,000
796,289
Nat Bk of Commerce
350,000
977,363
20,653,239
12,978,940
1,500,000
1,444,027
911,804
2,215,276
28,969,405
15,988,842
52,553,369
230
a 100
12,696.673 r ioo
e
Preferred
Omaha—
First Nat Bank
50
Live Stock Nat Bank
50
Omaha Nat Bank
\100
500.000
2,000,000
100
155
165
100
225
250
20
160
100
40
38
100
185
195"
Packers' Nat Bank:
Vicksburg—
Common
First Nat & Tr Co—
500.000
300.000
Mercb NatBk&Tr Co
237,977'
129,000 I
Preferred
/140
South Omaha Sav Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
U S Nat Bank
National Banks
MISSOURI
April 4
Per
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
Celumbla Nat Bank.
Commerce Trust Co
600.000
Oemmunlty State Bk
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
Llnwood State Bank.
600,000
tt.000.000
100,000
2.000,000
600,000
100.000
200. OOU
Merchants Bank
90,044
2,523,900
2,379,975 38,221,709
193,524
7,703,899
»6,841,617 200,039,649
73,674
1,377,610
5,314,961 139,548,249
ul ,743,133
25,561,364
117,521
1,862,940
172,481
3,585,067
100
100
National Banks
100
100
100
Capital notes
Missouri Bk & Tr Co
Common
350
90
380~~
145
155
90
100
105
100
430
320
100
200
225
9,781,468
100
/100
115
Preferred
72,788
National
Southeast State Bk_.
South Side Bank—
Common
Preferred
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
k
Union Nat Bank—
Common
1,953,526
4,854,135
100
University Bank
West port Ave Bank.
St. Joseph—
American Nat Bank.
100
50
100
120
642,000 J100
50
26,361
316,294
8,606,605
650.000
147,854
8,971,965 62 H
200,000
200,000
600,000
Burnes Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
First Trust Oo
First StJosSt'k Y dsBk
t
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
■mplre Trust Co
:
Missouri Vail Tr Oo
100,000
250,000
200,000
200,000
100,000
92,500
Baden Bank..
Boatmen's Nat Bk..
Bremen Bk A Tr Oo.
65
lioo
990,051
31,111,116
30,581
222,043
2,437.744
241,270
273,603
473,316
152,686
93,251
287,075
120,388
101,507
|u 114,546
200.000 f 126,650
2.000,000 2,852,695
400,000
398,621
300.000
230,326
10.200,000 9,572,770
Industrial Bk&TrOo
1.000.000
678,072
Jefferson Bk A T CoCommon
200,000 \v 100,159
100,000
Capital notes
Jeff-Gravols Bank
565,000
186,908
Lemay Bank & Tr Oo
Common
50,000
79,883
Cass Bk A Tr Oo—
First Nat Bank
...
Preferred
1,184,6551
100
(10
100
100
A Trust Oo
206" 225"
42
9
No'western
Nat Bk.
Plaza Bank (The)...
Sec Nat Bk Savs&Tr
Southern
South Ride
300
100
225
100
150
Indian Head Nat Bk
200,000
6,864,331
6,605,371
7,413,286
100
350
400,000
600,000
574,246
655,380
649,227
107,618
3,660,723
f 100
N
o
100
re
cent
30,101
1,786,864
100
sa
les
Nashua—
100
1135
78
100
82
Portsmouth—
First National Bank.
250,000
75,000
200,000
Common..
New
Hamo Nat Bk
10H
95
105
National
Banks
100
No
None
100
re
cent
Boardwalk Nat Bank
4,208,062
8,526,219
2,708,221
1,199,665
«...
sa
les
Guarantee
Institutions
State
NEW JERSEY
April 4
Dec. 31
100
Nomi nal.
100
Per
Atlantic City—
100
BkATr Co
693,199
267,144
8,359,195
7,046,040
342,027
400,000
500,000
100
None
Equitable Trust Oo—
100
225,000
1.183,442
Common
100
Preferred
3,106,291
79,830,630
5,493,420
6,400,232
278,956,164
18,778,140
120
,t
Share
150
2
2 H
.45
1.00
10
10
10
16
100
100
20
33
100
115
100
Asbury PkNatBkATr k
Asbury Park A Ocean
Grove Bank
Seacoast Trust Oo—
20
120
2,715,236
105
20
33H
17
38^
20
68
8*
3,614,006
100
73
83
7,344,331
"25 "22"
549,975
283,812
6,296,579
100
70
80
300,000
100,000
226,368
121,078
4,525,970
1,104,682
10
8
10
5
3
4
Bayonne—
Broadway Nat Bk — *
Bayonne Trust Co..
200.000 1
400,000 0
44,129
612,931
2,317,564
10,217,048
50
a
c
e
1,688,444
50
50
100
al00
0
634,916
355,441
316,692
460,259
154,399
722,705
12,987,960
7,655,973
12,073,754
8,068,731
4,854,135
14,548,612
20
100
44
20
23 y
28
25
46
97,614
3,765,390
400,000
266,391
5,646.375
•>n
50
10
Transamerica Corp., San Francisco. Calif.
/ Jan, 25, 1941.
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
Preferred stock and common stock
i June 29, 1940
or
capital debentures outstanding.
Price
National Bank of St. Louis, Mo., held by the trustees.
25
30
ii
o
p
100
National Group,
applicable to 100,000 shares of beneficial interest, which In turn
represent 3,500 shares of $100 par stock of the Mercantile-Commerce
n
23
20
70
1 Last sale.
16 H
99
50
100
* Sale price.
March 26, 1940.
d Owned by the
*
600,000
500,000
500,000
650,000
200,000
350,000
Retirement price.
b First
*, 367,000
Bank
100
175
Commerc'l
A Savs Bank
share.
5,831,069
3,336,177
3,206,606
Preferred
52
Bank
.....
Manchester Bank...
Mutual Bk A Tr Oo.-
r>fr
975,322
645,869
280,278
9,111,818
4,255,717
14,507,638
50.000
Manufacturers
April 4
Asbury Park—
107,500
Preferred
Institutions
State
200,000
150,000
200,000
Merchants Nat Bank
"65"
St. Louis—
Amer Exch Nat Bank
Common
share.
100
Nashua Trust Oo—
4»condNat of Nashua
120
2,242,769
1,449,363
55,909
154,399
72,981
71,156
1,000,000
950,000
100,000
100,000
Preferred
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Amoskeag Nat Bank
City
Gate
Nat'l Bank
Banks
Mancnester Nat Bk.
100
54.000
46.000
400, OOU
Preduce Kxch Bank.
25,874
Manchester—
130
1100
50,000
200,000
100,000
100,000
Plaza Bank of Oomm
35,560,253
1,391,804
1,779,532
150
1,644,074
600,000
100,000
330
135
100
Per
First Nat Bk of Nev.
Security National Bk
100
460
100
100
Nomi nai.
Reno—
Nomi nal.
125,000 [v
75,000
Park National Bank.
Traders'
\v 379,019
NEVADA
April 4
share.
April 4
200,000
188,000
100
115
Merc Bome Bk & Tr
Common
100
Dec. 31
Nomi rial,
100. OOO
25
889,531
8,195,229
29,992,939
47,773
272,846
1,295,467
Institutions
State
Kansas CityBaltimore Bank
2,829.529 J100
94,065
(ioo
71,000
50,000
e
500,000
el, 100,000
s
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate,
Capital account.
r Reserves.
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union
f Deficit
u
Dec. 31, 1940.
v
Group Inc.. Detroit,
April 4, 1941.
Mich,
BANKS
106
National Banks
NEW JERSEY
April 4
State
COMPANIES
TRUST
National Banks
Institutions
Dec. 31
NEW YORK
April 4
Gross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
AND
Par
Deposits
Bid
Capital
Ask
Surplus A
Profits
State
Institutions
April 4
Gross
Deposits
Par
Bid
Nomi nal.
$
241,100
567,000
248,000
Brldgeton—
Brldgeton Nat Bank. *
Cumberland Nat Bk. k
Farm & Mer Nat Bk. it
Per
123,799
307,616
128,551
2,373,490
5,644,035
1,715,667
share.
26
60
100
24
100
45
20
8
9
5X
6X
Oamden—
1,327,595
PlrstOamN atB&TOo d2,100,000
Merchantville
Nat'l
Bank & Trust Oo. d
39,931
217.500 k
Camden Trust Co... d2.734.750 pi ,295,086
last OrangeAmpere Bank & TrOo
28,191,481 12K
1,628,672
41,120,384
Auburn Trust Co... d
Auburn—
$
400,000
675.000
Blnghamton—
Olty National Bank.
First National BankMarine Midl'd Tr Oo i
600,000
500.000
Nat Bank of Auburn
IX
Bensonhurst Nat
66,902
95,600
0384,185
3,533,490 33X
Say Inv
& Trust Oo:
Common
Preferred
19,913,527
Flathush
52
X
L.1
769.165
6,368,206
6,028,980
1.142,260
661,597
577,447
10,989,685
10,104,199
8,610,188
100
240.000
225.000
700,000
Bklyn
Elizabeth—
date Apr.
4, 1941.
4,055,800
3,642,515
ns
144,756
66,500
290,700
374,600
3,733,900
11,029,400
6,506,600
7,232,764 143,603,621
6,662,366 57,517,651
Lafayette Nat Bank. d
People's Nat Bank.. d 550,000
Brooklyn Trust Oo-.
8.200,000
Kings On Trust Go__
500,000
National State Bank
Central Home Tr Co
Elisabeth Trust Co..
Union County Tr Oo
Hoboken—
d
400,000
dl,240.000
d
500,000
d
615,924
dl,114.345
80,421
303,105
72,146
97,120
471,941
8,133,850
18,008,471
4,129,186
4,527,749
15,367,298
500.000
303,540
3,218,119
20
1
25
12
1
50
First National Bank.
2,225.000 1,576,403
Franklin Nat Bank.. d 200.000 k
93,811
Hudson Oo Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
671,506
1,250,000
2,000,000
Bergen Trust Co....
Commercial Tr N J
North Bergen Tr Oo.
Trust Oo of N J—
Common
1
4
Mfrs 6c Trad
6
2
Preferred A
56,899,306 100
3,671,682 37^
39,853,514
Tr Co-
1941.
4,
85
50
100
33*
100
"45" ~50"
50
100
67X
100 1560
63
600,000 1,812,384
4.000,000
57,776,724
6,000,000
65
American Trust Co..
A orris town Trust Oo
Mt. Holly-
200,000
600,000
Onion Nat Bk&TrOo
Farmers' Trust Oo__
200,000
100,000
9
Tompkins Oo Tr Oo. d
2,268.892
1,180,611
12,210,845
16,628,574
375,000
650,000
200,000
502,705
5,300,000
10,150,235
575,834
12,073,389
2714
58
60
100
100
125
25
60
16
29
25
35
X
5
Jameatown—
Common
X
4
14,922
2,885,412
50
50
8,019,945
7,463,195
1,739,662
11,685,705
25
123
10
Preferred "A"_
Preferred "B"
The First Nat Bank.
Nat Ohautauq Oo Bk
2X
25
Trust
500,000
400.000
915,262
291,873
464,642
200,000
Oo—
9,718,190
4,609,596
6,636,701
100
15
125"
First N Bkof Rondout
100
200,000
423,827
900.256
Bank of Kingston
Bondout Nat Bank
15
50
150
50
3,424,204
1,688,184
56,779
416,788
78,021
87
1,194,163
11,710,241
8,091,113
1,251,452
100
25
250.000
150.000
525,000
155,536
110,096
541,963
542,270
1,884,724
1,309,691
4,248,629
6,955,421
8
1
45
2
3.000,000 1,452,713 57,049,726
National State Bank
500.000 2,503,073 35,298,075
Clinton Trust Oo
d
526.980 0
2 4,466
3,822,793
Columbus Trust Oo.
304.000
164,933
2,316,692
Federal Trust Oo
1,622.500 1,236,643 38,880,538
Fidelity Un Tr Oo... d7,000,000 08,771,443 184,762,742
Merch & Newark Tr.
2,500,000 01.788,145 19,571,623
Union National Bk..
d336,300 k
140,970
4,727,334
United States Tr Oo.
600.000 0
602,668
6,436,115
West Side Trust Oo.
1.022,425 0
77,526 12,140,251
New Brunswick
Nat'l Bank ofN J...
:
852,500
547,168 12,013,964
Peoples Nat Bk
300,000
587,183
7,249,775
100
52
Ulster
Oounty
N
150.000 k
100
122,837
Banking Co
10
25
found in
56
our
"Ra
ilway" Sec tion, pps.
Amalg Bank of N Y.
10
4
20X
16X
ih
if"
19
7
50
25
25
6
650,000
Bank of New York-6,000,000
Bk of the Manhat Oo
20,000.000
Bank of Yorktown:
1,000.000
Chase Nat Bank
100,270.000
Oomml Nat Bk & Tr
7,000,000
Fifth Ave Bank
500,000
First National Bank. 10,000.000
Grace Nat Bk of N.Y
l.sno.nnn
Preferred
159,697
25
N
o
Macy's Bank
100
re
cent
sa
1 1
les
Merchants Bk of N.Y
400,00M
Nat Bronx Rank..
d
745,000
National City Bank. 77,500. oon
NatSafetyBk& Tr Oo dl,014,300
penn Exchange Bank
10
2,567,593
471,273
r30~"
10
North & West Hu dson—
IstNat Bk of Un Olty
289,283
375,000
.
d430,000
7.000.000
5.000.000
1.500.000
Public Nat Bk&TrOo
Schroder Bkg Corp.
393,231
5,507.591
100,000
42,750
33,706
2,590.328
157,511
Nat Bk of W N Y—
Oommon
15,966
1,436,441
100
95,860
325,374
166,120
315,000
,033,081
1,738,718
13,882,684
4,334,819
9,012,661
10
1
100
10
175
27,044,605
100
Sterling Nat B 6c T..
!
Bank
ef Weehawken
Liberty National Bk
Gut ten berg
Oom-Mer Tr Un Oity
100,000
1,000,000
100,000
Weehawken Tr Co
400,000
Huds Tr Oo Un Olty. dl,935,000 el
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Oo
.
Passaic—
Passaic N Bk&Tr Oo dl,875,000 2,863,597
Peeple's Bk 6c Tr Oo.
1,000,000 0 485,854
50
[
50
169,186
71,192
0
711,496
69,091
Trust
r50
3
6
co
returns
5
7
25
3X
4X
34,666,815 12 H
6,745,064 a 25
31X
33
25
100
N
o
100
100
re
cent
sa
lee
...
Preferred.
U 8 Trust Oo—
Oommon
Preferred..
600,000
594,000
126,979
600,000
750,000
513,106
15,048,481 1100
1 60
100
1,673,643
20
3,060,956
50
16,520,505
50
19,311,884
25
28,134,233
50
7,643,585
58
\
62
loo"
"65"
25
25
12
70
28
Nat Bank.
970,000
Nat Bk. d3,079,000
618,980
2,856,429
200,000
44,000
k
200,000
73,499
Trenton Banking Oo
1,500,000 1,195,891
Trenton Trust Oo..
dl.874,000
618,940
Prospect Natl Bank.
Security Nat Bank.
14,372,134
55,465,127
1,463,000
1,766,789
42,273,718
27,545,059
6
r 12X-
18
22
50
100
10
40
100
100
15
50
10
4X
20
40
1
Lawyers Tr Oo
Mfrs Trust Oo:
Oommon
Convertible pref__
200.000
100,000
100,000
601,607
470,075
246,289
3,392,056
3,648,519
1,445,507
50
4H
20
30
45
Jamaica. L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank.,
2
101
50
*
NEW YORK
April 4
State
is
62
65
iol
b
d
Institutions
16,746,764
345,400
464,555
5,036,316
20,258,772
427,800
2,586,900
335,739
1,458,339
2,927,700
1,610,400
187264,287
369,955
53,830,700
20,603,381
1,827,513
2,000.000 1.976,816
Albany—
Mech & Formers Bk.
250,000
Nat Com Bk & Tr Co
1,500,000
State Bank of Albany
2,000,000
First Trust Company dl,950,000
f
0
Nomi nal.
Per share.
1,558,454
3,832,165
6,048,003 74,039,951
4,054,095 103,507,639
690,860 32,440,964
100
66*
42
3447507000
13.55
28 H
35i
100
10
14X
359""
15 M
"30X
176
149,325,000 100 170
660
700
62,564,000
1430
1470
823,461,000
100
046,721,400
0 4,905,700
"130"" 150""
0 7,062.200
46
50
011.265,500
26
24X
2897915 000 12 H
13
16
020,441,200
14
17
0 4,118,000
28
29X
149,334,000 17X
e21,135,309
034,034,000 "25 "23X "25X
.
12l1
100
650
410
100
50
240
20
24
14X
94
43 X
30
83,644,688
9,350,600
15,571,846
77,605,124
397,254,815
25,300
76,850,800
1,694
12,395.615
27,820,100
23,684,600
2408782,814
5,370,178
794,770.800
688,826,205
22,510,722
47.392,077
35"
10
14
42
43
'
43 K
~46X
__
198
208"
264
269
10X
~iix
...
26
34X
51
467,500
12
12X
8,749,520
d
1SX
91
41X
If
36 X
53
4X
91
I.12
~29~~
1 H
17
"94""
2 H
21
*80 " *90"
1340
1390
4,408,000
Sale price.
Includes
security
stock.
Oommon and preferred stock
March 31,
or
capital debenture" outstanding.
1941.
April 4,
1941.
h Preference B stock.
<
Controlled
k Dec.
430
260
"49X ~51X
32,998,440 141059,945 928,964,022
f Reserves.
April 4
w
218
t Quotation for the Marine Midland
Corp.; none available for trust co.
®
Only outstanding stock of
People's Bank & Trust Oo. of Passaic, N, J.
51 par pref. stock of the
Realty & Security Oo.
e
National Banks
an d
100
7,692,600
259,461,000
703,341,000
0 7,892,028
0
Oommon
6,000.000 11,083,700
19,381,000
Debenture notes..
5,656,595
Trade Bank & Tr Co. d
686,000
454,600 11,366,000
Trust Oo of Nor Am. d
650,000
365,681
8,651,485
Underwriters Tr Oo.
1,000,000 1,047,392
17,091,050
U S Trust Oo of N Y
2,000,000 28.864,000 129,295,700
Mechanics
Woodhiirv Trust Oo
217
213,214.215
Marine Midi Tr Oo
6,000,000 10,061,415 166,126,136
New York Trust Oo 12.500.000
28,039,592 588,618,186
Pan American Tr Oo
600.000
172,800
6,811,400
Savings Banks Tr Oo d29.997.000 7,802,200 245,285,000
Title Guar & TrOo—
Woodbury—
National Bank.
First Nat Bk 6c Tr Oo
and
ty banks are repo rted net
1941
rofits are of dau Apr. 4,
State banks, a di riaend record
rk City and Broo klgn m ay
be
.
TrentonFirst-Mech
84,100
14,207,684
27,068,300
888,450
149999,333
8,854,900
4,250,910
109258,200
2,227,000
380,700
354,100
357,200
85,762,218
985,700
396,100
11,949,655
2,936,466
2.236,700
Chemical Bk & Tr Oo
Olty Bank Farmers'
Trust Co..
10,000,000
Clinton Trust Oo
d
700,000
Colonial Trust Co
1,000,000
Continental Bk&Tr.
4,000.000
Oorn Ex Bk & Tr Oo 15,000.000
Corporation Trust Oo
500.000
Empire Trust Oo
3,500,000
Equitable Trust Oo.
500.000
Pederatic n B k& Tr Oo
825.000
Pulton Trr«t Oo
2,000,000
Fiduciary T» ust Oo.
1,000.000
Guaranty Tr. st Oo.. 90.000.000
Hellenic Bk & Tr Oo.
1.000.000
Irving Trust Oo
50, nw.ooo
J P Morgan & Oo Inc
20,000,000
Schroder Trust Oo__
1,000,000
26
160
8,854,096 / 25
I12*i
18,476,519 /100
les
100
4,
1941.
Apr.
500,000
237,500
5,348,100
1,300.000
962,116 13,844,213
1,000,000
637,686
92,794
25,000,000 83,999,400 1319279,100
d2.642,500
254,000 24,705,200
21,000.000 75,370,127 1308156,292
20,000.000 58,095,500 895,829,000
.
Paterson—
First National Bk—
680,000
690,351
440,000
85,000
84,826
283,000
54,032
600.000 1,685,640
1,500.000
971,373
dl,990,000 01,527,199
150,000
553,821
cent
100
date,
Bk of Athens Tr Oo.
Banco dl Nap Tr Oo.
B'kof Montreal Tr Oo
Bankers Trust Oo...
Bronx Oounty Tr Oo
Cent Han Bk&Tr Oo
20
5,560,809
1,381,954
18,411,090
4,721,054
re
sa
25
Plainfield—
Piainfleld Nat Bank.
415,000
Mid-Olty Trust Oo
100,000
Plainfield Trust Oe._ dl,150,000
State Trust Oo...__
247,500
0
10
100
I
New York City- Deposits N ew York Ci
are
of May 28, 1941.
Sur plus and p
for National and
1941, for
Apr.
4,
of banks and trust companies in New Yo
14
490
100
25 h 12
8
19
10
<50
Kingston—
50
Kingston Trust Co..
New Brunsw TrOo—
Oommon
3X
r20
102 X
425
20
8tate of N Y Nat Bk
467,342
98,248
150,000
600,000
884.000
{ * "loo""
110
Union
Nat'l
Newark
~17X
Ithaca—
First National Bank. d
363,157
483,690
36,393
813,578
500,000
542,552
Lincoln Nat Bank
Franklin Wash Tr Oo
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark & Essex
Paterson Sav Inst
Prospect Pk Nat Bk.
Citizens Trust Oo—
Oommon
15X
4X
20
250.000
240,000
75.000
Elmira Bk & Tr Co_.
NewarkBank of Commerce of
Preferred
Haledon Nat Bank..
Nat Un Bkof America
Paterson Nat Bank..
Second Nat Bank...
7
9
Bank of Jamestown-
230.000 0
...
6
10
800,000
800,000
3
30
1,527,223 12X
72,673,411
25
910,177
50
0
52,056,772
180,182
2,596,005 12.40
7,064,309 107,568,001
10
6,772,417 169.940,257 t 32 t
<8.500,000
Elmira—
Hhemunc: Oan Tr Oo
25
74,639
3,400.000 03,703,721
30.417
100,000
100,000
Long Branch Bkg Oo
Morrlstown—
First National BankNational Iron Bank.
6c
"4X
3
Long Branch—
Farm
4X
Debentures
2,500.000
Lincoln-E Side N Bk d
200,000 i
3
10
10
2,200.000 12,679,128
Oommon
Jersey City—
Broad St
50 t
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
15
Marine Trust Oo
Seaboard Trust Co..
Oommon
1275
-
100
Buffalo-
■llsabethport BkgOo
Preferred
Hamilton Nat
share.
100
100
Tru st Co. retur
banks Apr.
National
Bk d
200.000
213,000
Nat, Bank. d
Oltlsens Bk of
200,000
138,353
400,000
d
Per
48?,074
Brooklyn—State B anil: A
3
10
3
Ask
Nomi nal.
1
r
s
31,
by
Marine
Midland
1940.
Last sale.
Preferred stock retirement price,
29. 1940.
June
Oorp.
National Batiks
new york
April 4
tbust
and
banks
June, 1941]
107
companies
State Institutions
National Banks
April 4
April 4
National Banks
north dakota
April 4
Surplus <fe
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
Oross
Profits
Deposits
Capital
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Oross
Bid
Par
Nom.
Nomi nal.
Per
Rochester—
Lincoln-Allia Bk&Tr
Common
400,000 I
965,421
711,320
Preferred
Genesee Vail Tr Oo__ $2,151,000
527,298
Boch Trust & 8 D Co
1,000,000 2,437,563
e
800.000 2,527,725
Security Trust Co
10
I
60
500
n
National Banks
25
3.000.000 11,168,977
48,993,716
800,000
Capital notes
Union National Bank
Cltlsens Trust Co—
270,000
230,000
400,000
300,000
Schenectady Tr Oe__
750,000
__
Preferred
n
sa
re cent
i
244,360
10
6,377,382 f
10
I
380,013
540,675
1,552.325
fflO
Dec. 31
200""
100
...
} 403,865
979,976
828,256
1,200,000
Merch Nat B & T Co
750,000
26,658,676
20
20
Dime Savings BankFirst National Bank.
35
$3,987,948
Common
1,573,704
51,731,630
1
2X
First National Bank-
28.983,846
4X
7X
Capital notes
^1,172,219
u°
Bank & Tr Oo
Troy—
Manufactur Nat Bk.
Troy Trust Co
$1,400,000
600,000
$
500,000
$
294,000
1,483,894
1,076,938
246,513
178,390
19,793,197 < 25
25
14,735,241
6,857,799 161
50
4.094,312
45""
35
7
9
'II""
People's Bk St 8v Oo
Prev 8 Bk & Tr Oo
Second Nat Bank..
9s Ohio 8 Bk&Tr Oo
Western Bk & Tr Oo
Utlca—
FirstBank & TrustCo
| 554,004
600,000
100,000
Preferred
215,000
2,500,000
| 695,753
X
33,707,934
Preferred
Central
Trust Oo
Ptfth-Thlrd-Un Trust
Cleveland—
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
Common
12,179,791
20
25
{ 20
20
17
Bk
143,400
396,000
$
4,661,862
20
4,524,486 i
35
N
Watertown Nat Bk—
210,000
88,400
Preferred.
J 175,195
\ 40
rec
500,000 lo 641,929
160,000
Capital notes
Westchester Oo—
ent
11,161,476
sa
{<25
20
Bronxville Tr Co
Mount Vernon—
$
First National Bank.
$
$
134,248
157,471
200,000
Bank
Mt. Vernon Tr Co.— $1,020,000
9
14
100
90
120
100
80
100
100
2
3,809,764
4,880,675
703,069
169,323
947,358
600,000
20
25
12,056,944
3,328,712
6,271.342
New Rochelle—
First Nat Prnk
Huguenot Tr Oo
$
New Rochelle Tr
148,350
432,385
86,893
644,919
115,000
300,000
329,200
800,000
$
$
10
100
290
75
85
10X
145^ 147H
1
IX
si*
28
20
138
96
6,358,846
100
Amer Sav's Bank
300.000
0
250,721
50
60
100
10
100
100
157
125
100
29
10
30^
5X
100
87
89
100
96X
98 X
230
J 20
7X
9X
,496,014 158,313,639
1 16
024
100 "45
2,613,022
588,451
92
100
7,532,265
779,841
60
5
6,331,627
160,664
20
24
26
5,431,735 207,553,356
100
12
1,076,687
56,827
1,654,426
80,052
5,000.000
7,360,000
Lorain Street Bank.
I1
250,000
400,000
467,000
Equity Sav & L'n Co
$
0
Capital notes
Union Bk of Oomm
Union 8av & L Co
9,000,000
180,000
100,000
457,482,542
13,800,000
f *6921,047
12,600,000
4,000,000 a3,289,385 43,125,074
3,130,263
900.000
274,719
100
72X
100
55
100
7
77 X
10
Columbus—
1
2,494,479
4,948,937
1,678,886
14,499,620
100
100
235
250,000 k
Brunson Bk & Tr Co
10
1^
10
7
31,914
City Nat Bk & Tr Oo $1,600,000
Columbus Saving Bk
100.000
2,312,970
177,938
200,000
174,836
2,820,201
214,378
120,283
3,721,360
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co 6
Central Nat Bank...
100
213,905
100
Cleveland Trust Oo
Common
Nat Bk &
'200.000
350,000
10,534,665
3,267,379
2,217,588
170,837
8,181,281 106,721,900
1,623,128
277,681
1,493,596
145
50
100
100
National City Bank
North Amer Bk Co.
The Bank of Cleve..
les
Bronxville—
Tr Co
60
100
6,602,104
500,000
239,103
12,937,844
150.000 1,459,464
2,563,701
500,000
271,871
3,712,422
$
500,000
422,564
1,800,000 13,925,131 51,469,518
1,000,000 1,344,253 24,048,523
9,147,064
500,000
714,740
01,550,000
460,318 12,182.595
95,264,978
5,000.000 12,648,627
06,350,000 14,544,752 130,921,881
Preferred
Clev Sav & Loan Co.
o
Y Tr Oo
Common
2,749,290
20,921,211
5,017,336
12.662,650
250.000
Common
Common
les
Central Nat Bank—
Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat
cent
sa
100
$
Lincoln Nat Bank..
.« erthslde Bk & Tr Oo
National City Bank.
Union Nat Bank
re
100
6,000,000
Guardian Bk & S Co.
1,000,000
1,400,000
5
5,455,329
17,697,350
33,210,842
Norwood-Hyde Park
Syracuse Trust Co..
Common
o
400,000
200,000
173,350
$
Columbia Bk St 8 Oo 0
First Trust & Dep Co
N
300,000
324,498
970,000 1,476,180
436,325 t
232,469
500.0001
838,294
$
First Tr & Sav Bk._
CincinnatiAtlas Nat Bank
Oinn Bk St Tr Co...
36
40
32
11,614,646
share.
100
19.525.387
Canton-
100
100
8,380,977
8,168,182
18,090.881
les
Institutions
State
Per
200,000
470.000
Capital notes
First-Central Tr. Oo. $1,050,000 <1.551.701
100,000
Goodyear State Bk__
133,669
Firestone Pk Tr&S B
600.000 t
814,751
{<30
Syracuse —
Lincoln Nat B & TOo
Fleetwood
100
25
o
Nomi nal.
Common
Geo. D. Harter Bank
Gramatan
N
Akron-
8chenectady—
Mohawk Nat Bank—
Northern N
100
Dime Savings Bk Oo
Common
share.
100
2,607,043
2,128,941
7,259,339
3,610,657
OHIO
April 4
20
Onion Trust Co:
Common
153,452
101,237
319,567
204,678
175,000
100,000
350,000
150.000
e
68
52
10
I
17,723,028
32,692,166
36,187,410
Bank..
10
400
17.068.656
Central Trust Co—
Common
8
20
78,044,486
Per
$
Fargo—
Dakota Nat
Fargo National Bk..
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
23
50
26
50
2,800,000 ,3,519,768
2,000,000
4% Con v.Preferred
share.
Ask
prices
Huntington Nat Bk. $3,000,000
200.000
Northern Sav Bk..
100.000
Market Exch Bk Oo.
Ohio National Bk_.
64.000.000
3,212,608 100
10
35,623,241
100
1,915,980
2,885,161 &100
62,646,768 100
4,123,895 100
100
1,811,242
90,121,905 6 20
110
21
155
60
190
22 X
165
67
220
Dayton—
Merch N B & T Co—
200.000
350.000
217,193
101,676
o
20
1,870,741
2,481,786
Preferred
100
40
330,330
Third N B & Tr Oo..
9,127,260
900,486
300.000 1
180,000
740,000
Common
Ossining—
First Nat& Tr Co
Ossining Trust Co—
18,722,196
{100
"25
97
"29"
Winters N B & Tr Co
Peekskill—
64,133
170.000
Common...
1,765.429
Wee tehee Co Nat:
Common
Preferred
503,837
100,000
Commerce-Guard Bk
8pitzer-R T & S Bk
50
4,667,987
500.000
45,104,299 /100
\ 60
95
....
Toledo—
50
30,000
Preferred
Preferred
50
1,034,586
1,500,000
725.000
Common
Peekskill N B & T Oo
Ohio Citizens Tr Co.
10
10
15
Toledo Trust Co..
20,595,412
3,661,389
906,388 15,702.052
600,000 !
5.000,000 *3,303,890 110,343,419
1,000,000 *1,012,413
331,876
300,000
33i
32 H
50
20
$
50
"39
55X
Voungstown—
Rye—
Rye National Bank..
Rye Trust Co...
56,035
118,343
500.000
185.000
Tarrytown—
Tarrytown N Bk & Tr
Wash Irving Tr Co.
86,709
381,06^
200,000
600,000
Dollar Sav & Tr Co—
8
5.192,985
1,917,050
1,280,000 t* 682,553
1,000,000
Capital notes—
585,392
Mahoning Nat Bank $1,500,000
Union Nat Bank..
1,250.000 2,538,691
Common
50
100
10
35
45
30
40
100
16
21
6,094,777 f
25
1
25
2,306,431
3.472,724
Ctfs
of
Tr
Ben
Fund
Cltlsens
77,698
7,829,708
200,000 I
225,076
150,000
750.000
1,285,967
24
20
25
30"
672,607
6,635,096
10
15
20
>.
Peoples N B & T Co:
Common
Preferred
County Trust Oo
25
13
15
100
130
150
510,000
1,000,000
}'
300.774
7,665,041
25
4M
Capital notes
National Banks
April 4
Institutions
State
OKLAHOMA
April 4
nal.
Yonkers—
Central Nat Bank
First
in
National
350.000
—
Bank
951,749
300,000
Yonkers
18
10
10.999.173
23
Yonkers Nat Bank &
Trust
Oo—
316,076
162.000
388,000
Common
Preferred
—
8,443,041
share.
Guthrie—
75,000
""sr north carolina
April 4
Nomi nal.
Per
share.
4,448,748
20
675,134 16,357,236
8,976,870
692,084
1,982,825 102,152,183
100
225
100
100
305
332
335
88,269
1,298,552
197,660
417,412
0
138,745
210.000
70,521
1,736,085
14,048,412
3,660,617
7,083,704
2,294,457
1,046,221
100
76
76
25
74
76
20
24X
26 X
200.000
800,000
7,226.030
19,445,939
200.000
500.000
300.000
1,200.000
Union Nat Bank
American Trust Co..
Durham—
Fidelity
Nat Bank. 0
0
Bank
Heme Savings Bank.
Mech St Farmers Bk-
0
150,000
500,000
200,000
300,000
100,000
0
268,912
0
100
25
"45"
48""
25
239,081
592,411
469,183
3,114,624
3,927,758
5,169,387
418,100
3,995.946
328,672
1,009,244
62,312
484,780
19,994
7,895.909
66,905,439
7,650,114
21,645,806
1,589,713
15,902,607
1,783,706
3,449,958
54,695,913
411,995
6.488,522
5,000,000
500,000
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank.. $1,200,000
100,000
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
500,000
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
75.000
Stock Yards Bank—
10
10
Preferred
-
125,000 I
175,000
350,000
177,549
—
62,747,136
Wllm Sav St Tr Co..
119,593
804,563
3,371,877
7,428,801
25
30
35
c
10
30
35
$
400,000 11,506,371
Wilmington—
People's Sav Bk Sc Tr
25
21,654,172
1100
260
83
88
100,000
300.000
Wilson-
Na* Bk of Wilson
basis.
May 15, 1941.
BancOhio Corp.
Capital account.
d June 29,
Common and preferred stock or
1940.
debentures outstanding.
f Dec. 30. 1939.
Tr Oo
—
a
b Member of the
0
383,390
17
25,589,377
2,132,421
650,000
100
100
5,162,487
2.700,000 13,905,523
600,000
17,855
25,000
$
t Toledo banks on a price range
se
100
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
West Tulsa 8tate Bk
16
2.000.000
Common
Preferred. .L
355,985
570,126
25
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank—
Common
Raleigh-
Preferred
100
200,000
City Nat'l Bk&Tr Co
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Nat Bk of Oora'erce
Greensooro—
Brknch Bkg &
Common
2,978,363
2,582,464
100,000
300,000
400,000
Commercial Nat Bk
Firs* Nat Bk & Tr Co
Oklahoma City-
Institutions
Asheville—
Cemmerclal Nat Bk.
100
325,717
163,728
Muskogee—
Citizens National Bk
First Nat Bk St Tr..
Charlotte—
2,498,271
1,377,763
100,000
100,000
First National Bank.
First State Bank..
MeAlester—
First Nat Bk of McA
20
100
232,360
143,232
100,000
Nat Bk of MeAlester
10 h
State
Cltlsens'
±X
29
21,323,443
784,000
$
12 X
39X
50
0-2-.
Common
Bank
{.
16,501,332
24,766,280
Own
City Tr St Sav Bk—
White Plains—
16,099,876
g
h In
2,511,746
25
106,146
156,330
3,441,787
2,401,645
5,109,321
10
12 J*
15
n
10
15
17
0
Dec.
25
49
53
s
Branch of Smithfield, N. C.
< Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
Winston-Salem—
liquidation.
270,101
100.000
200,000
City National Bank.
200,000
First National Bank.
Wachovia Bk St Tr_. $4,275,000
Retirement price.
285
0160
1160
100,000
0
Member First Bank
31,
k March 26, 1940.
Stock Corp.
1940.
r
Reserves.
* April 4. 1941.
108
BANKS
National Banks
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
April 4
Cross
Par
Deposits
Bid
527,200
11,049,772
100
Nor Side
Portland Tr A Sav Bk
300,000
United States Nat Rk
100
100
4.500,000
140
40
43
20
7,524,163 136,126,241
427,909
5,833,784
6,629,902 172,344,931
3.000,000
37
40
145
Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank.
Polithanla State Bk.
SheradenABank
St Clair Deposit Bk.
Union National Bank
National Banks
Union Savings Bank
Western SAD Bank
PENNSYLVANIA State ^Institutions
Allegheny Trust Co.
Nomi nal.
Per share
Allontown—
1,929,725
2,004,021
1,318,784
986,266
1,000.000
1.000,000
450,000
500,000
Allentown Nat Bank
Merchants Nat'l Bk_
Second Nat Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Co
15,874,230
10,406,109
5,854,774
7,921,391
100
135
34
25
ie
145
37
19
22
100
100
110
Altoona—
First Nation'l Bank—
Common.
150,000
...
Preferred
284,900
100
J 292,544
100
105
100
Altoona Trust Co-
250,000 1
263.390
249,300
Common........
Preferred
Central Trust Co...
534,933
5,215,209
10
12
13
309,366
3,332,513
10
100
95
100
Par
,500,000 42 080,809 418,939,444
105.950
244,188
2,041,189
200.000
197,770
2,013,039
700.000
855,746 12,185,232
126,376
200,000
1,226,591
50.000
184,000
1,434,000
200,000
158,031
1,673,770
I.OOO.OOP
.231,825 42,358,908
.000.nor
,389,790 36,293,673
554,557
490.000
4,160,231
428.951
700.000
6,069,465
,555,113 33,226,057
!,455,600
,817,380 22,056,629
.500,000
149,544
125.000
2,919,233
.000.000
,249,318 30,629,367
Nat Bank of America
First National Bank.
Cross
Deposits
Bid
Pittsburgh—
(Concluded)
Mellon Nat Bank
Portland—
Surplus
Profits
Capital
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
$
200.000
EugeneFirst National Bank.
COMPANIES
TRUST
State Institutions
OREGON
April 4
AND
Colonial Trust Co..
Oom'wealth Trust Co
Dormont SAT
Co.
Fidelity Trust Co...
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Co.
409,915
250.000
2,838,403
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
100
16
25
40
22
16
50
„
65
50
10
"166
73"
25
50
114
4X
100
50
100
100
100
60
"30"
36
65
59
63"
60
65
40
25
84"
80
50
27
People's-Plttsburgh
Trust Co.
Potter Title A Tr Co
Provident Trust Co_
.000,000 11,528,727 109,024,510
510,721
845.000
8,208,240
150.000
258,993
2,371,338
463,004
125,000
1,884,636
.500.000 103324,502 334,306,313
500.000 i 1,429,415
6,733,388
200.000
198,259
1,909,710
175.000 i
88,682
2,185,280
8011th Hills Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Washington Tr Co..
West End Bank.
William Ponn Tr Co.
20
28
5
7
85
100
100
29
8X
immmm
90
100 6200
50
5
30
10,350,616
50
75
7,207,678
22,242,479
4,718,246
19,603,628
6400"
106
10
50
10
Workingroan's Savgs
Bank A Trust Co.
400,000 i1,231,631
100
BrieBank of Erie
200,000
First National Bank. dl,060,000
Lawrence Park N Bk
50,000
Marine Nat Bank.
dl,246,000
Nat Bk & Trust Co.
172,637
829,060
49,516
280,110
350,829
300,000
.
1,436,288
17,208,873
948,999
7,879,249
4,886,600
499,884
17,835,143
114,784
1,944,723
50
3.037,568
5,384,482
7,299,382
5,396,537
1,270,889
15,821,202
15,528,300
1,525,038
ReadingUnion National Bank ed2090.000
10
10
Berks Co Trust Co..
Common
Preferred
Union Bank
(The).. d
300,000 1
721,850
200,000
50
I
I
a50
50
Harrisburg
Allison-East End Tr.
396,510
300,000
300,000
400,000
125.000
Capital Bk & Tr Co
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Central Trust Co
Citizens Trust Co
Dauphin Dep Tr Co
Harrisburg Trust Co
400,000
400,000
225,000
Market St Trust Co
175,764
531,305
853,675
928,920
38,122
,430,087
,461,800
99,536
512,208
1.170.300
2,435,812
Soranton—
E Scranton 8tate Bk
14
78
67
JO
37
68
41
25
50
15
16
10
12
400,000
600,000
Fulton Nat Bank
Lancaster Co Nat Bb
550,000
Farmers' Bk & Tr Co
Common
300.000
71,940
300,000
Preferred
Northern Bk & Tr Co
1,024,067
1,027,892
779,017
531,380
57
20
60
11,475,676
12,061,930
9,795,838
20
47
50
50
102
105
7,587,987
10
12
14
250,811
10
1,811,099
~~4X
29X
12X
Common........
332,750
167.500
180,242
22
305
38 X
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14.000.000 33,829,281 659,355,482
Roosevelt Bank.....
d
20
269.818 i
125,230
3,064,781
6
500.000 1
Common
Preferred
249,630
7,979,171
......
Preferred
Tioga Nat Bk A TrOo d
12
200.000 1
70,000
400.336
77,002
14
120
9
12
7H
9X
ux
372i
50
100
100
'185""
135
First National
1,442,366
Common........
200
141
180
2,650,847
5,295,464
6,506,349
20
25
10
30
10
16
20
li 202,388
2,660,653
10
380,248
603,711
191,038
567,563
1,006,498
589,874
795,870
1,379,059
3,455,573
9,306,457
1,833,894
6,663,119
6,959,339
7,508,995
5,221,801
8,760,983
10
25
14
50
44
46
10
35,826,624 I
300.000
500.000
*no,or>r
750.00 0
10
10
100
20
25
25
10
7X
21
22
20 X
19
17%
16X
195
62
206
65
40 X
58
42 X
60
22
23 X
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Newport—
Common...
400,000 1
398,692
7,081,768
Newport Nat Bank..
Newport Trust Co..
152,500
120,000
300,000
89,488
455,232
722,669
2,719,312
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat.
Columbus Nat Bank:
500,000
1,046,405
111,435 If 100,522
88.565
120,000
266,721
Common
Preferred
25\
16^
18X
1100
50
12,505,933
6,945,570
21,346,456
14,962,616
8,922,485
"33"
"36"
50
10
16
100
50
495
515
79
84
10
2H
30^
100
287
19
3%
33*
39
100
100
100,000
200.000
6X
5
125.000
Mechanics Nat Bank
2
Common....
J 25
341,999
52,812
4,851',897
1,224,411
16X
4M
10
60
100
150
6,460,309
25
78
2.001.239
/10
10
2,151,541
50
476,767
593,695
448,001
991,089
250,698
524,627
6,288,878
10,190,436
3,316,324
903,313
1,767,402
2,559,521
*60.000
450,000
1,500,000
4,000.000
125,000
2,500.000
5,000.000
',000.000
98,016
1,568,200
100
20
16
208,177
5,191,260
J 25
125
50 "76" '81"
853,643
10,208,845
120
50
115
909,341
5,008,615
290
3C5
100
2,475.856 16,578,210
166
173
100
il0497,431 124,992,518
33
25
•221,260
1,534,867
3,209,441
68,932,909 *100
1000 2350" 2500
12,055,086 41,161,732
145
135
100
1,428,889 27,647,216
d
435.000
321,898
1 U
il
f «
1100
iW
165
c
65
32X
377,638
100
5,417,909 I
50
75.000( J
t
50
March
present
53
4,455,226!
share.
0
rec ent
sa
let
price,
20, 1940.
National
name after the merger.
i Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
8tock all owned by Rhode island
Hospital
I Last
a50
o
New
t June
1
N
Bank, both of Reading, Pa., to vote June 26, 1941 on a plan of absorption
of the latter bank by the Berks
County Trust Co., which will retain its
105
>1
100
6,377,707
4,133,431 plOO
11,272,922 /100
100
1,566,290
d OommoD and preferred stock or debenture*
outstanding.
e Stockholders of the Berks
County Trust Co. and the Union
......
10
60
309,078
258,076
538,677
56,619
Sale price.
Preferred stock retirement
b A mutual
savings bank,
5
60
*
Per
375,000
250,ono
500,000
150,000
a
80
50
Nomi nal.
Sioux Falls—
175
25
"120"
Woonsocket—-
First Nat'l Bk A Tr. d
Nat'l Bank of So Dak
Northw't Sec Nat Bk
Union Savings Bank.
170
100
12
alO
10
Na'X'ifTks SOUTH DAKOTASto%'$;Tofl"
(5)
155
81
5H
95
100
a25~~
"~60~"
18 X
IX
100
30
125
385,875 1
114,125
Preferred
NatBank of OomATr
Pbenlx Nat Bank
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Lincoln Trust Co
Rhode I Hos Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hos TrCo
Onion Trust Co.....
302
25
200.000
7H
Aquldneck Nat Bank
52
10
60
300,000
115
71
185
15
40
Keystone Nat Bk—
100
237,046
387,110
500.000
High 8t Bk A Tr Co
36
at
Common..
Pr el erred
53
69
mX^T"s RHODE ISLAND s,"",^i;ron'
6
50
200,000
..
51
50
448,049
225.000
W>rk Trust Co
4X
49 y2
2M
200,000
100.000
200,000
500,000
Bank
108
40
250,000
250,000
225,000
250,000
190.000
150,000
Preferred
Drov A Mech N Bk
First National Bank
Indus N B West Y K
Western Nat Bank.
Vork Co Nat Bank.,
York N Bk A Tr Co.
Ouardian Trust Co..
25
125,000
307,750
200,000 i
Pittsburgh
Iron A Glass Dol Sat
100
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
33
50
10
50
300.000 i
Forbes National Bk
Home wood
X
9,529,814
1,712,122
22,644,673
14,702.660
4,299,000
7,768.776
500.000
Bank
10
8,400,000 14,791,303 283,980,265
750,000 1,229,873
564,139
3,200,000 12,012,397 57,803,464
1,500,000 2,529,331
10,472,117
Fourteenth St Bank
Freehold Bank—.
(The)
25
37
60
55
500.000
Willlamsport N Bk..
10
First Nat Bank A Tr
Bk
1,965,827
35"
34
Willlamsport—
10
500,000
HU1 Top Bank
"33"
75
9
100
230,353
3,110,976
Arsenal Bank
266,282
1,524,898
Bank of Ohio Valley.
102,217
903,159
Braddock Nat Bank.
993,939 11,675,162
Dollar Savings Bank ^
6,545,163 57,664,215
Farmers Deposit Nat
6,000,000 11,736,283 118,292,300
First National Bank
6.000.000 7,523,802
128,680,570
Pitts..
25
25
25
935,307
156,042
5,505,587
2,299,745
338,000
723,394
200.000
Pittsburgh'
Allegheny Valley Bk.
4,675,427
16,799,010
2,926,706
Preferred
115
Land Title Bk A TOo
Common
1,875,000 12,349,275
Preferred.
6,500,000
Liberty Title A Tr Co 1.000,000 1,242,270
Mid-City Bk A Tr Co 1.500.000
655,186
Ninth Bank A Tr Cod2,188,000
529,308
Northern Trust Co..
500,000 3,153,973
Nor Phlla Trust Go.
500.000
12X
-"5"
25
Sonsltaly Bk A Tr Co
811,690
1,015,805
610,979
5
25
2,500.000
1.000,000
5X
11
100
Security Bk A Tr Co
72
------
2,786,674
Real Est Tr Co
34
25
20
4,132,478
3,300.00<
5,053,610 58,802,847
Wyoming Bk A Tr.. d 300,000 i
128,371
3,568,103
Broad Street Trust..
400,00( i
521,627
3,091,291
Chestnut Hill T A Tr
250.001
93,612
1,840,219
Citizens A So B A Tr
125,000 t
13,813
680,320
Fldellty-Phlla Tr Co 6.700,00c 14,108,449 141,989,723
Finance Co of Pa
2,320.000 9,160,039
1,231,744
Frankford Trust Co.
600,00c
1,748,711 12,641,466
German town Tr Co.
1.400,000
2,254,075 22,312,051
Glrard Trust Co
4.000.000 10,619,169 137,424,677
Industrial Trust Co. dl.132,250
709,709 11,715,400
Penn W'h'gASDOo
30
100x, 104X
30
164,732
Bank A Trust Co.
Provident Trust
50
10
Tradesmen'sNational
Penn Co for Insur on
Lives A Grant Ann
3,144,607
750.000 i
Miners Nat Bank
Becona Nat Bank...
W-B Dep A Saw Bk.
a25
10
650,000
South Phila Nat BkOommon
3H
50
Second Nat Bank—
41X
....
25
216.296
York320
19
25
4,377,073
22
50
Wilkes-Burre—
West Branch Bk A Tr
290
69
20
911,680
\
150,000
178.375
Hanover National Bk
50
......
Preferred
32^
15X
42X
305
,
<
First National Bank
Philadelphia—
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
3,040,00(
7,289,275 77,482,946
10
City National Bank. dl.100,700
295,050 10,793,423
50
Corn Exch Nat Bank
& Trust Co
4.550,000 9,630,238 134,111,980
20
Erie National Bank. d
440,000
150,199
60
5,716,035
First National Bank. r3.lll.00i
6,753,216 114,925,330 100
Kensington Nat Bk. dl,147,867
50
467,911
11,783,945
Market St Nat Bk__
1,000,000 4,367,960 41,732,775
100
Nat Bkof Ger & Tr Oo
400.000 2,600,316 16,056,701
10
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
Common
113,000 I
83,442
2,566,168 f 10
Preferred
87,000
[ 10
North Broad Nat'l Bb
250,000
225,788
10
2.636,495
Northeast Nat Bant
200,000
60
310,844
5,346,729
Northw'n Nat Bk—
23
21
63
250.000
Wyoming Nat Bank.
10
18
59
[i 205,032
25,000
400.000
Common
16X
20
1.000.000
West Side Bank....
Penna Trust Co—
16
18
I
200.000
South Side Bk A Tr.
Third Nat B A T Co-
Preferred.
Oonestoga Nat Bk..
Haselwood
I
7
11
50
15
V
200.000
Preferred
50
50
Lancaster—
Co of East
Bank...
6X
10X
25
4 050.000
Scranton Nat BankCommon
10
5
10
10
1,495,814
61,608,798
1,638,597
2,985,922
215,818
5,325,180
155,265
300.000 I
326,367
300.000
72,259
200.000
First National Bank.
Green Ridge Bank..
North Scrant Bk A Tr.
Providence
4
J2X
10
25
696,033
1,697,353
300 000
Reading Trust Co..
15
8ecurlty-Peoples Tr-
el.SOO.OOO
City Bank A Tr Co..
100
100
6623
Dec. 31, 1940.
i
Trust Co.
sale.
stock.
29. 1940.
p Affiliate of the First
"
x
Ex-dividend.
Bank Stock Corp.
and
banks
June, 1941]
I
m"%ar'utk' south carolina
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
Deposits
Charleston—
Per
200,000
50,000
779,769
325,539
44,812
Miners A Merch Bk.
u
share.
11
Preferred
1,320,000 11,341.449
47,148,888
880,000
i
_
Columbia—
First Nat Bk of ColLower Main St Bank
Greenville—
First National Bank.
200.000
35,000
189,057
315,794
u
110
125
/ 10
(100
y
16
10 x
25
7,355,189
5,102,617
20
54
62
10
34 X
36
200,000
94,376
4.380,236
20
162,602
6,354,834
/100
.260,685
27,408,173
100
100
400,000
149,853
88,020
3,981,476
4,405,260
300.000
348,630
5,409,110
250,000
500,000
100,000
Common....
Preferred
389,428
634,838
108,977
9,041,902
11,435,682
913,447
350,000
80,000
Nat Bank of Coram. <1.084,000
National Bank ofFort
Sam
Houston
100,000
smi Antonio Nat Bk
South Texas Nat Bk-
10 X
10
6,878,551
1,903,164
i
Common
Waco—
Citizens' Nat Bank
First National Bank.
National City Bank.
25
Natimal Banks
tennessee
April 4
Nomi nal.
April 4
Pe
Ogden—
Nomi nal.
1,287,252
750.000
450.000 1
200.000
Common
Preferred
503,288
1,884,292
Hamilton Nat Bank. <2,400,000
Knoxville—
75,000
Bank of Knoxville.._
200,000
Uomm'l Bk A Tr Co. i
HamiitonNationalBk i 875,000
1,000,000
Park National Bank.
68,444
156,222
1,902,999
736,006
P.ST
270
100
12,263,260
10,521,756 /100
1100
100
54,509,939
290
230,445
1,429,219
900,000
388,714
15,876.938
70,903,044
21,518,237
18,313,378
14,402,816
4,184,520
32,244,703
10
Bait Lake
150
125
10
11
255
265
i
of Ogden
-
.
52,495
2,388,557
u
2,340,015
97,000
50.000 u
1,000.000
State Savings Bank.
Union Planters' NatT
Bank A Trust Co.
Nashville—
American Nat Bank
5,578,298
3.500.000
3,000,000 11,834,809
3.000,000
615,863
300,000
1,000,000 1,064,258
Common
Preferred
Broadway Nat Bank
Commerce Union Bk
Nashville Trust Co—
...
600.000
Preferred
Third National Bank
1,133.300
ju 644,047
1.000,000
1,759,586
Common
115
110
100
283
275
205
220
April 4
28
27
145
120
127X
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per
100
~75~~
70
203^
19H
9,431,964 /100
<b)
1100
100
245
100
7,221,195
7,327,663
982,537
3.398,734
N
o
40
re
cent
100
sa
lea
407.500
35,911
2,606,870
100
150.000
160,300
209,177
2,885,882
100
100.000
121,310
626,302
2,575,103
1,381,222
100
317,475
157,314
2,752,856
1,158,234
100
N
o
re
cent
172,655
3,254,176
/100
sa
les
<
301.250
Chittenden Oo Trust
HewardNatBkATrCo
Merchants Not Bank
<
491,500
<1.057.961
Barre Trust Co
Burlington—
6OO.000
15° 000
Capitals B A Tr Oo i
State Institutions
100
100
100
486.201
Per
579,167
704,116
300,000
i
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock
558,750
100
16,327.487
17,904,691
100
173,901
4.550,835
736,732
989,052
90,988
12,953,888
15,981,076
2,750,776
26,960,511
20
5.000,« HH) 10,204,069 146.769,562
1,137,397
75,000
16,069
20
245
240
100
963,824
125,000 1
75,000
Preferred stock—
Beaumont—
American Nat Bank.
A Trust i
,
share,
250
260
O'eme ntNat Bank—
150.000
KUlington Nat Bank
100.000
10
Rutland Co Nat Bk:
100,000
117,500
157.500
Common
Preferred
Rutland Trust Oo...
<
1100
178,370
2,260,376
100
/100
S100
1100
/
400,000
400,000
200,000
First National Bank.
100
100
National Banks
No
rec
State
VIRGINIA
April 4
ent
sales
Institutions
April 4
Nominal.
<
Dallas—
Bank...
First National Bank.
Highland Park St Bk
Hillcrest State Bank.
Liberty State Bank..
Mercantile Nat Bank
RepubllcNat Bank..
1.000,000
34H
44 X
36
46
A
118,331
323,434
3,032,2*85
8v327,956
'165
20
65
68
2,000,000
4,000,000
1,827,982
5,027,936
450,394
136,282
47,723.872
20
39X
40H
97,544,407
7,232,657
3.397,566
20
50
100
215
20
45
'50
117,000
3,091,747
42
45
150,000
200,000
Oak Cliff Bk A Tr Co.
Texas Bank A Tr Co:
125,000 1
30,000 J
....
Capital notes
52
582.775
8.739,608
600.000
600.000
550,632
413,883
5,191,048
4,857,251
60
100
105.501
Trust
100
Oo
People's Nat Bank.
Depositors Industrial
^ 20
4,279,202
46,252,983
21,927,702
3,520,127
100
100
240
250
125
126
25
39
10
17X
200,000
276,000
197,769
147,093
3,664,108
3,582,546
10
10
10
8
490,000
250,000
425,000
291,104
87,664
214,083
7,691,870
1,468,465
3.487,325
50
40
50
100
125
130
50
40
50
600.000 ul,128,447
1,000,000 1.304,540
76,652
80,000
3.000,000 3,701,043
171,991
200.000
12,304,601
20
40
28.624,103
20
38
958,261
89,700,731
2,765,050
20
51
53
20
32
35
1,250,000 11,574,463
1,450,000
66,771,181
flf,
18
447.198
329,590
942,469
4,159,588
6,382,256
6.402.213
25
80
15
31
50
73
504,962
1,838,477
6,922,439
33,054,208
6,098,033
Seaboard Oitz N Bk.
Southn Bk of Norfolk
529,901
1,436,561
19,757,869
44,225,566
60
69
71
Petersb Sav A AmTr
20
48
51
Portsmouth—
American Nat Bank. <
62
Citizens
Petersburg-
500
Citizens Nat Bank._
52,427,849 I
20
50
Trust
445,941
10
100
loo"
17,415.27a
5,553,069
100
140
160
First A Mer Nat Bk.
100
175
180
Mech A Mer Bank..
125
Bank of Comm A Tr
State-Plant
Hutchings-Sealy
National Bank
750,000
479,518
(J 8 National Bank..
500.000
892,898
11,575,681
12,925.032
<
100
80
90
50
75
85
Common
Preferred
200,000
200,000
Southern Bk A Tr Oo
Houston—
i
250,000
362,149
500,000 I
100,000 J
605.479
100
Preferred
25,650,401
52
Preferred.
—
56
1 20
J
Preferred
Second NatT Bank._
Nat Bank of Comm.
Btate National Bank
Union National Bank
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank.
3,000.000 12,149,293
1.250,000 /
67,524,174 1100
632,500 t 282,934
367.500
1,000.000 2,206,766
<2,000.000 4.868,837
418,205
700.UU0
1,000,000 1,440,288
15,459,838 /100
165
1100
1.500.000
200,000
Fidelity Trust Co—
600.000
Guardian Trust Co..
Houston Land A Tr. <1,200.000
San Jacinto Nat Bk372,000
Oomruon
278.000
Preferred
Port ArthurFirst National Bank.
Preferred
Bexar Co Nat Bank\
Common........
Preferred
Frost National Bank
~
Z10
13 55
39X
18 X
10
42
3H
i
100
-
—
■
30
'
2,232.207
239,256
1,002.678
u 362,080
1
141,209
J
569,504
381,129
100,000
200.000
National Banks
April 4
100
100
11.541,202
35,726,926
280
360
400
155
154.432
100
53,357,570
74,704
10,260,187
6.168,086
225
165
235
100
April 4
95
260
625
295
100
stock.
175
o
1100
50
38
45.235.265
100
43
31
V
»
pref. stock outstanding.
k Sept. 30, 1940.
June 29, 1940.
Controlled by the Joseph F Meyer interests, r Member Peoples Corp.
March 26, 1940.
t Reserves.
u Dec. 31. 1940.
x Ex-dividend.
n
Quotation represents stock of the Socarnat Bank Corp., which holds
the common stock of The_South Carolina National Bank of
050
220"
r
t Stock of South Texas
I Last sale.
3,849,152 f
28
35X
175"
National Bank of San Antonio, Texas, all held
by Central Securities Oo. with exception of directors' qualifying shares.
a Member of First National Corp
h Member of First Security Corp.
c All stock owned by First Security Corp.
d Dec. 30.1939.
e Preferred stock retirement price.
/ Member of Marine Bancorporatlon.
0 Affiliated with the Citizens* A Southern National Bank of Atlanta
Ga.
h Represents quotation for First Security Corp. of Odgen, Utah, class A
80
/100
169
share.
165""
70
20,530.907
'34X
Peoples N B of Wash.
90
100
7.972,718 216,625,414 a 20
4,209.768 110,260.677 / 25
1,640,291 37,629.350 100
20
1,136,194 35,383,540
317
100
7.013,819
4,804,268
Per
8,000,000
2.500,000
2,500.000
1,500.000
155"
1 50
1,614,245
State Institutions
310
100
10,759,157 /100
1100
/
1.200.000
WASHINGTON
Nomi nal.
Seattle—
Seattle—First Nat Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
Pacific Nat Bank...
s
200.00011
75.000
90
255
100
100
290""
100
100
100
37.807,274
63,054,717
1 Common and
500.000 11,064.117
766,200 /
406,848
50
100
1125
8&n Antonio—
....
i
«100
Alamo National Bk:
Common.
~
175
South
Merchants NatT Bk.
750.000
500,000
1,000.000
800,000
Oolonial-Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
Mountain Trust Bk.
•Houston Nat Bk— o
Common
—
Roanoke—
\
First Nat Bank—
Common
i
Virginia Trust Co
185
20
8,238,072
City National Bank:
Common........
-
BkATr:
Sav Bank A Tr Oo_.
Citizens State Bank.
mm.
Richmond—
390,249
1,313,964
Central National Bk.
Consol Bk A Tr Co__
200.000
200,000
i
Co..
Merch A Farmers Bk
1 20
Oalveston—
City National Bank.
7H
597,697
1,086,498
1,274,663
196,984
Merch A Planters Bk
750,000
1.500,000
First National Bank.
I
250,000
2,500,000
1,500,000
200,000
5
Norfolk—
Fort Worth—
523,661
5
298,467
701,017
3,015,887
15,722,289
26,270,706
2.000.000 12,733,891
300,000 J
Preferred
15.420 s
9,532
Fraternal Bk A Tr Co
185.000
74,827
Union Bank A Tr Co i
Z145
Z 160
115,701
446,325
82.000
100,000
655,327
1,868.687
Common
147M
300,000
Loan Bank
Com'l Tr A Savs Bk:
Lynchburg Tr A 8 B.
300,000
300,000
El Paso Nat Bank..
share.
/
100
100
100
State National Bank
First National Bank
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
1.000.000
Nat Bk of Commerce
El Paso—
Continental Nat Bk.
Per
Lynohburg—
First National Bank.
Lynchburg Nat Bank
100,000
250,000
Nat Bank of Comm
Common.
30
25
20
Rutland—
American Nat Bank
Dallas Nat
125
100
First National Bank
Montpeller Nat Bank
Montp'r 8 B A Tr Oo i
April 4
100
100
949,149
Montpelier—
255""
share.
100
692,513
627.957
88,675
422,112
^<>0.000
204.500
B orlingtoD Trust Oo.
13 X
13
72,797,814 J 10
1100
20
5,555,546
10
29,145,001
Nomi nal.
Secttr St Bk
220
135
4,000,736
2,972,322
1,042,673
People's Nat Bank..
Q larrv g Bk A Tr Co
10
Austin—
Austin Nat Bank
175
210
100
100
494,125
306,936
64,996
64,605
240,000
Preferred
texas
165
100
Barre—
Granite 8 B A Tr Co
Common
National Banks
100
285
100
36,980,809
235
100
25
245
Institutions
Slate
vermont
April 4
293
100
90,716,206
24 X
15
14 X
100
1,134,148
65,882,416
40,108,404
1,431,000
80
70
Security Corp.
National Banks
100,000
1.2ou.uuo
110
City—
Contl Nat BkATr Co
First
share.
r
100
100
<2,469,770 £4,222,960
First National Bank <
750,00M
1,260,082
Utah State Nat Bank
875,626
500,000
Zion's Sav Bk A Tr
1,315,496
1,000.000
Utah Sav A Trust Co
262,761
300.000
Walker Bk A Tr Co
1.500,000
1,112,981
i
First Security Bk NA <
„
"160" 165""
100
7.488,183
19,971,088 clOO
455,000
975,000
share.
170
155
100
1,942,721
3.801,631 6.25
100
30,687,215
10
15,156,616
Mempbis—
Comm A Indust Bk.
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
April 4
Institutions
State
Commercial Sec Bk.
Chattanooga—
Amer Tr A Bkg Oo._
Oommercial Nat Bk:
Institutions
State
utah
April 4
National Banks
share.
$
Broos Nat Bank—
17
100
601,596
617,675
Spartanburg—
Commercial Nat Bk.
Par
Deposits
San Antonio (Con a.) $
125
250,000
200.000
Peoples Nat Bank
Cross
Surplus A
Profits
Capital
12
100
29,480,074 tflOO
100
6,424,008
100
565,203
South Oaro Nat Bk—
Common
April 4
nal.
$
1,000,000
State Institutions
texas
April 4
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
Cltiz. A Sou NatT Bk
Carolina Sav Bank..
National Banks
Cross
Par
109
teu8t companies
about 98% of
260
Charleston.
BANKS
110
\uiiunal Banks
AND
National Banks
WASHINGTON
April 4
Deposits
Par
Bid
Seattle (Concluded
Per
200.000
University Nat Bank
4on.nofi
Seattle Tr & Savs Bk
550,000
1,764,615
6,372,083
9,815,106
125,659
229,927
592,501
100
20
50
Milwaukee (Concl. )
share.
15
70
Bid
Par
Deposits
Ask
Nomi nal.
Nomi rial
P nmltomo B of Seattle
April 4
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Ask
Institutions
State
WISCONSIN
April 4
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
COMPANIES
TRUST
Teutonta A ve State Bk
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
73
$
376,600
400.000
a
Per
$
2,721,869
5,074,102
424,999
5,350,344
799,298 b 1,003,637
121,619
300,000
1,000.000
100
20
share*
20
909.047
10
150
175
37
34
100
Spokane—
First Nat Bk In Spok
Old
1,476.800
3,035,080 /
i
7,576,746
100
47
28.453,815 J100 t
383,597
200,000
r & TTn T no.
v
500.000
181,482
775,935
904,095
a
\
NaUZar'uTk'
Old National Corp—
Cap stk class A__\
Class B__
/No
1.95
2.10
No
2.00
2.25
J
Washington Trust Co
WYOMING
9.031.360
100
Per
CheyenneAmerican Nat Bank.
Nat Bank of Wash.. 01,325,000
a
710,000
1.177,759
Puset Round Nat Bk
29,713,649
10,409,505
333,878
100
25
130
250.000
Stock Growers N Bk.
Tacoma—
300.000
1.062,500 01.591,779
600,000
464,596
1,000,000
1,429,589
200,000
159,508
500.000
320,902
KanawhaBkg&Tr Co
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Nat Bank of Comm.
Trust Co
Centra)
Canadian Bank Statements
Returns
Norm nat.
Per share.
Charleston-
Huntington—
First Hunt'g'n N Bk
Twentieth St Bank..
a
24,812,688
6,615,835
27,566,133
25
100
4,090,267
1,254,048
17,140,016
1,415,679
12&
s
1.000,000 01,334,213
101.600
71,863
N
are
all of March 31,
160.000
69,356
1,214.148
21
100
Ac Trust Co
.122,866
810,403
701,304
113,152
863,423
2,683,913
7,689,659
5,673,324
1.234,485
5,660,586
3,064,436
25.721,798
100
25
%
Bank of Nova Scotia 12,000,000
122K
100
100
100
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Deposits
24,0^0,000
$
276,346.929
Bid
Par
Ask
150
100
1.800,000
Security Trust Co.
Wheeling Dollar Savs
405.105
600.000
600,000
100,000
300,000
share.
NOVA SCOTIA
19
Halifax-
a
Say Bank
Nat Bank ofW Va..
Nat Exchange Bank. i
So Side Bk & Tr Co.
are per cent, not per
les
Capital
a
Prices
cent
Wheeling—
Center Wheeling Say
Half Dollar Trust A
—
~m,
m
Per
100
cent.
295
1115
1125
_
1101
1300
ONTARIO
157 H 165
Toronto—
of Toronto...
Per
cent.
9,000,000 146,273,877
100
240
Can Bank of Comm. 30,000.000 20,000,000 590,739,533
100
142
7.000.000 127,571,939
8.000.000 156,589,480
100
186
190
100
195
200
Bank of Montreal
100
174
Banque Oanadlenne.
100
Bank
National banks
Vtate
WISCONSIN
AprilA
Institutions
Dominion
April 4
Bank
Imperial Bank of Can
6,000,000
7,000,000
7.000,000
Nom inal.
Per share.
La Crosse—
Bacavlan Nat Bank.
250,000
175,000
400,000
100.000
Exchange 8tate Bank
Nat Bk of La Orosse.
*'ate Bk of La Crosse
5,173,515
1,260,420
270,392
71,989
421,544
190,113
10
20
N
o
re
cent
3,186,637
sa
les
100
Bank—
200,000
250,000
City Bank & Tr Co..
First Wise Nat'l Bk—
Common.........
Preferred
Home Savings Bauk.
Kilbourn State Bk..
Lincoln State Bank:
4,076,296
4,158,430
176,964
195,426
20
25
50
100
7.600,000 111552869 265,650,576
7.500,000
a350,000
234,555
3,154,555
a
150,000
2,034,138
74,416
60
18
{.!.
Common and preferred stock debentures
a
18
6 Special
20
Income debentures
Marine Nat Exch Bk
Marshall Sl llsley Bk
Mitchell St State Bk.
Northern Bank.....
Park Savings Bank..
State Bank of Milw.
2,063,387
20
40
March 26, 1940.
21
23
g
i Member First National Corp:
20
20
7^1
m
Dec. 31, 1940.
I Last sale.
Trust funds.
t
9
mm
\
k April 4, 1941.
s
20
rn
April 30, 1941.
n
100
«■
151
d June 29 ,1940
/Deficit.
43
20
mm
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
100
50,292,121
55,402,957
2.901.383
3,667,357
2.012.384
2,843,650
100
outstanding
e
50.000 1
46,054
202,500
2.200,000 2,579,702
02,835,000 2,326,919
o
696,000
14,664
a
250,000
90,293
a
539.500 d
140,249
a
58,322
550,000
143
100
100
deposits.
c
Common..
cent.
* Sale price#
t Wisconsin Bankshares Corp. no par stock.
16"
20
Per
Montreal—
36,000.000 39,000,000 837,082,319
7;ooo.ooo 5,000,000 136,824,144
1,500,000
750,000
16,255,707
Barclays Bk (Canada)
Provincial Bk of Can
49,647,028
4,000.000
1,000,000
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000,000 20,000,000 860,349.641
28
143
QUEBEC
22
100
6,895,995 elOO
Milwaukee—
Amer State
1941.
o
re
sa
100
100
100
100
150
20
18^
WEST VIRGINIA 5ta"i~OM
Charleston Nat Bk..
share.
100
7,765.633
9,445.628
418,860
312,259
All stock held by Old National Corp.
(Continued from page 55)
zuela.
as
It
explained that this whole area will be treated
unit and that transfers may be made from a sterling
account in one country to a similar account in another.
a
area
was
Transfers out of these accounts
dents
of
sterling
permitted to receive
country, so that the amount of
disposal should in time become
It was taken for granted in
of
New
York
authorities combined
banks
that
the
transactions
the
necessity of
in
region of "Central American
having
to
these countries
are
free sterling from any other
free sterling already at their
negligible, as elsewhere.
the foreign exchange depart¬
one
small special accounts.
to be made only to resi¬
Residents of
areas.
not to be
ments
are
reason
these
The whole
a
area
control
12 countries
Accounts"
supervise
the
was
large
to
in
avoid
number
is to be treated
of
according to the cabled instructions received from Lon¬
don, and the sterling balances will not be designated accord¬
ing to the name of the country in which the holder of the
sterling resides.
will
be
permitted.
sterling special account to another
For example, a resident of Cuba may
one
Central
American
American account in London
account
of
a
resident
of
to
Mexico.
of 1040.
As the result of the higher wages, greatly enhanced prices,
increased taxation, and the necessity which individuals and
concerns felt to have ready money at hand, the note circula¬
tion of the Bank of England reached new highs during the
month.
Toward
the
end
financial circles
of
April the Treasury relieved British
by authorizing
an increase of £50,000,000
fiduciary issue, lifting the Bank's issuing power to
£680,000,000. Before the increase the reserves of the Bank
in
the
were
dangerously near the vanishing point, having reached
all-time low of 5% on April 16 and 23.
an
a
The Bank's statement for the week ended May 21 showed
new all-time
high in circulation of £629,713,000, the ninth
successive increase in the item.
The Bank's statement for the week ended
May 28 showed
circulation
from
transfer from his Central
the
and the end
as
one,
Transfers
upon prices and living costs.
He showed that there was a
26.50% increase in prices between the beginning of the war
at
£629,515,000.
It
was
thought
probable that
another increase would be made in the
fiduciary issue. The
on
Sept. 6, 1939, to
the custody of the
Exchange Equalization Fund.
Holdings
Bank's gold holdings were transferred
of
gold
bullion
for
routine
Apart from such transfers, special sterling accounts may be
augmented only by permitted transfers from residents in
other sections of the sterling
area, by transfers from exist¬
ing sterling accounts of residents in any of the countries
mentioned^ and from proceeds of United States dollars
to
purposes
reported
were
on
May 28 at £1,845,562.
to
the
United
Kingdom
the transfers from
control
authorities.
Apart
sold
from
Central American account to another,
the only permitted transfers are those to
residents of ster¬
ling
area
one
full peace year.
for
May the Chancellor
additional
a
limited
May. Call money against bills was generally available
%%, except on a few days of squeeze, when the rate went
1% and l1/4%.
months'
1
bills
3/32%, and
Throughout the month two- and three1
were
1/32%;
six-months' bills
Canadian exchange during
of
the
Exchequer asserted that
purchasing power of the people competing
supply of goods has exerted severe pressure
undertaken
dollar to
to
seek
nearer
a
method
four-months'
were
May
firmness in the Canadian
the result of tourist
demand,
ing
May 6 the British Parliamentary Secretary of the
Department of Overseas Trade reported that British exports
in 1940, the first full year of the
war, were scarcely affected
by German submarine activity.
The total exports, which
helped to finance the nation's war effort, amounted to
$413,000,000, as compared with $417,000,000 in 1938, the last
In
out
at
^
regions.
On
the
The London money market rates continued
easy through¬
was
steady,
free dollar.
hut
bills
were
1%%.
was
even
This
display¬
was
partly
due chiefly to plans
of
stabilizing the Canadian
parity with the United States dollar.
Sup¬
plementing the joint United States-Canadian
Defense Board,
three-member boards were established at the end of
May in
United States and Canada to collaborate in the eco¬
the
nomic and industrial fields in order to
expedite the mobiliza¬
tion of resources for aid to
Great Britain and for defense
of the Western
Hemisphere.
Acting as a joint
board, the
new
economic
planning boards will immediately inventory
the
countries,
and potential resources of the two
existing
production, manufacturing capacities, supplies, priori¬
ties, will coordinate the exchange of raw materials and
manufactured products, and will synchronize the production
of munitions and planes to eliminate duplication of effort
and attain maximum production and shipments.
The twin
boards will also study ways of easing the eventual transition
their
from defense to
peace-time activities.
commenting on the foreign exchange situation during
In
May, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in its
"Monthly Review" for June 1:
"In showing a generally firm tendency, Latin American
currencies provided the only significant development in the
past month's foreign exchange trading in the New York
market.
The Cuban peso, which had shown a steady re¬
covery from the early April reaction, received considerable
stimulus from the announcement on May 6 of a $25,000,000
Export-Import Bank credit to the Cuban Government to be
for agricultural development and diversification and
used
On May 7 the discount on the Cuban peso
2*4%, was the narrowest in several
years.
Approximately this level was maintained through
the end of the month.
The Argentine peso was also in
some demand in the thin free market during the first half
for public works.
vis-a-vis the dollar, at
apparently reflecting a movement of foreign funds
induced by renewed rumors of a possible
"blocking" regulations in this country. By
of May,
111
MONTHLY KEVIEW
June, 1941]
State credit institution
provisionally
of
the
transfer
Croatia
and
funds
of
for
A
Italy.
and
between the German Reich and Croatia became effective on
May 17, based in the main
with
former
dinar has been fixed
on
Germany's trade agreement
The exchange rate of the Croat
30 dinars to one reichsmark.
The
Yugoslavia.
at
German official mark continued pegged in
New York at the
40.00, while registered marks ranged between 11.85
rate of
15.00.
and
The
Italian lira
New York during
suddenly to 5.26%,
prevailed for about 10 years prior to
August, 1939.
The 5.05c. rate was fixed on Sept. 25, 1939.
Swedish exchange continued steady throughout the month
in nominal trading, with Stockholm around 23.86.
Likewise
the
Swiss
(commercial)
franc was steady at around
May.
the
continued
pegged in
On May 27 the peg was advanced
rate
which
23.20@23.22.
Exchange
had
the Latin American countries presented no
These units are
on
features from those of recent months.
new
held
in
close
relationship
to
the
and
the only Latin
to transfers from New York of
countries, the
continued
to decline through May 13, when it was $0.1170, or 3c. below
the level prevailing in early March.
Subsequently, however,
the rate showed a marked recovery, rising about 3%c. in
the space of one week to $0.1550, a new high for the war
period.
It should be noted, however, that the market here
for this exchange remained extremely thin and, therefore,
unduly sensitive to relatively small changes in supply and
currencies of the belligerent
the
New York quotation for the registered reichsmark
At the end of the month the registered mark was
demand.
May 27 the official rate for the
$0.0505 to $0.0526%, thereby
reestablishing the rate prevailing prior to Aug. 31, 1039,
when a gradual decline to the $0.0505 level began.
While
this change is interesting, particularly in view of the fact
On
$0.1450.
quoted
at
Italian
lira
raised
was
from
that the lira has thus returned to its theoretcal par
value,
would not appear to be great.
Trading in
unofficial sterling was restricted further during the past
month by the. British action in adding a group of 12 Latin
American countries, mostly in the Caribbean area and in¬
accounts"
under
sterling
in
the
British
exchange regula¬
The procedure to be followed for these countries will
be the same as that now in effect for other countries with
tions.
"special accounts," except that the area will be treated as a
and transfers between sterling accounts within the
unit
group
will be freely permitted.
In the unofficial market
pound sterling held steady around $4.03%,
in New York the
the
same as
the official London buying rate for dollars."
of the
Details
gold movement at the Port of New York
was
The firmness in the free peso was
attributed largely
European funds, chiefly, it
believed, of German origin.
was
The
slight
Argentine Finance Ministry announced on May 16 a
relaxation
of
exchange
restrictions
by
which
im¬
porters of goods from the United States should benefit
directly.
This was the first step toward simplification, of
exchange control to allow more imports.
The new measure transfers a considerable list of articles,
most of which
are
imported from the United States, from
the' auction
exchange market to the official market.
Ex¬
change at the official rate will be available to importers of
For several months previous
these articles.
limited amounts
Under
the new system 80% of Argentine imports will be paid for
through the official market, 15% through the auction ex¬
change market, and 5% will be suspended.
The Finance
Ministry declared that more than $14,000,000 allotted this
year for imports of motor cars, agricultural machinery, and
parts would go to the United States.
The Argentine free
peso was quoted in New York at 23.60 on May 1, and at 23.80
@23.85 on May 31.
Exchange on Rio de Janeiro was 5.05@
5.15 on May 1, and 5.05@5.15 on May 31.
of
exchange
Exchange
its significance
cluding Cuba, Venezuela, Mexico and Panama (except the
Canal Zone) to the list of those countries holding "special
various
the
American unit to show fluctua¬
May 12 the free rate for Argentine exchange had reached
$0.2380 and held near this level during the subsequent days
of May to show a gain of 30 points for the month.
The
uncontrolled rate for the Uruguayan peso rose to $0.4212%
mid-April.
by
exchange controls.
The Argentine free peso was steady and inclined to firm¬
tion.
"Among
dollar
national
ness
since
between Germany,
payment agreement
payments
trade
extension of the
6% the appreciation
central
a
Awaiting solution at the end of May was the organization
of
from this country
during the month, extending to about
performing
bank of issue.
opened in Zagreb
was
functions
the
of
features
were
on
auctioned to the highest bidders.
the Far Eastern countries presented no new
during
importance
May.
The
Chinese
units,
Hongkong and Shanghai, fluctuated rather widely, but were
on
the whole firmer owing to the stabilization agreement
the
between
United
States
China
and
signed
on
April 25
involving the purchase of Chinese yuan by the United States
Stabilization Fund in the amount of 50,000,000 United States
At the
dollars.
same
time negotiations were completed for a
similar agreement between China and Great Britain, under
which
a
total of
£5,000,000
was
provided for currency sta¬
bilization in addition to the existing Sino-British fund which
1939.
set up in
was
In
May figures appearing in an issue of the "Foreign
Commerce Weekly," a publication of the United States De¬
partment
of
Commerce,
showed
that for
non-Asiatics in
$1 in
during May were outlined as follows in the "Monthly Re¬
view" of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for June 1:
China living necessities which could be purchased for
"Imports of gold into the United States during May were
in considerably reduced volume.
The increase of about
Chinese in Shanghai the cost of living was six times as high
$70,000,000 in the gold stock was the smallest since July,
was 23%d. on May 1, and
29. The Hongkong dollar was 24.14@24.35
on May 1, and 24.31@24.55 on May 31.
The Shanghai yuan
was 5.06@5.30 on May 1, and 5.26@5.50 on May 31.
Yen
checks were 23.44@23.50 on May 1, and 23.44@23.50 on
1938.
Gold held under earmark for foreign account at the
Federal
Reserve
month to
"In
the
banks
rose
about
$5,000,000
during
the
approximately $1,920,000,000.
weeks
four
ended
May
21
the
Department
of
$38,500,000 of gold in the
following principal amounts:
$19,300,000 from Canada,
$4,200,000 from Australia, $3,500,000 from South Africa,
$2,800,000 from Colombia, $2,000,000 from the Philippines,
$1,500,000 from Hongkong, $1,000,000 from Chile,
and
$600,000 from Mexico."
Commerce reported the receipt of
October, 1939, cost $1.83 in May, 1941, while for the native
as
it
was
The
May 31.
RATES
financial
situation
of Continental European countries
con¬
tinued obscure in view of the unreliable character of reports
emanating from European capitals.
that the invaded nations were
It appeared, however,
being drawn further within
1
2
3
May
5
6
7
8
9
10
ment
seen
estimated
that
French assets
frozen
here
aggregate
gold,
currency,
deposits
and
securities.
economic
development
closely
related
to
Berlin's
plans was the erection of the new puppet State of Croatia,
formerly part of Yugoslavia.
The monetary unit of the
new State was to be equal to the former Yugoslav dinar,
according
to
a
report
in
the
Frankfurter
"Zeitung."
A
FOR
POUNDS
STERLING
Commercial
Cable
4.02&<z4.03K
4.02Ma4.03X
4.03
a4.03M
May
May
May
May
4.03
O4.03K
4.03
a4.033i
4.03
a4.03 M
4.03
a4.03K
4.03
a4.03H
4.03
a4.03K
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
4.00
4.03Ka4.03^
4.03Xa4.03M
4.03Xa4.03X
4.03Xa4MH
4.03^a4.03H
4.03Ka4.03H
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
a4.03H
a4.03K
4.03
a4.03K
4.03
4.03
a4.03K
a4.03K
4.03Ha4.03M
4.03Xa4.03H
4.03Ha4.03X
4.03^a4.03^
4.03^a4.0334
4.00
4.03
4.03
a4.03K
4.03
a4.03M
4.03
a 4.03
a4.03K
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
SUNDAY
M
4.03
May 25
4.03Xa4.03X
4.03Ka4.03M
4.03Xa4.03H
4.03Ka4.03M
4.03Xa4.03X
4.03Ma4.03M
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
SUNDAY
4.03Xa4.03H
4.03J*a4.03M
4.03Jia4.03M
4.03Xa4.03K
4.03Ha4.04
4.03^a4.03K
4.03 J^a4.04
4.00
4.00
4.03^a4.04
4.03Ma4.04
4.00
4.03 Xa4.04
4.00
HOLIDAY
May 30
May 31
4.00
4.03
4.03Ma4.03K
May 29
4.00
a4.03H
4.03Ka4.03^
4.03 X 04.03 M
4.03Ka4.03H
May 28
a4.03H
4.03
a4.03M
May 22
May 27,
4.03
4.03
May 23
May 26
Sight
SUNDAY
May 11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Transfers
SUNDAY
May 24
including
$1,593,000,000,
An
May
May
especially in the case of France.
Admiral
Darlan, Vice-Premier of the Vichy Government, said toward
the end of May that France has shown by acts her desire
to continue the policy of collaboration decided upon in the
Montoire interview.
The United States Treasury Depart¬
This was
LONDON
4
May
the economic control of Berlin.
ON
Bills
May
in previous months, the foreign exchange and
EXCHANGE
Bankers' Bills
May
In May, as
OF
Sight
May
OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
price for silver
23 3/16d. on May
May
CONTINENTAL AND
in 1936.
London
4.00
113
MONTHLY REVIEW
DAILY
RATES
OF
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
France
Switzerland
Portugal
Brazil
Chile
Bolivia
Franc
Franc
Esdudo
MUreis
Peso
Boliviano
Sucre
Cables
Checks
Checks
Cables
Checks
2.30
Checks
02.31
May
1
May
2—
2.30
3
2.30
o2.31
May
4__
—
—
May
5—
2.30
02.31
23.20023.21% 23.20%a23.22
6—
2.30
o2.31
7—
2.31
02.33
May
8—
9—
2.28%o2.30
23.20a23.21 % 23.20%a23.22
23.20023.21% 23.20%a23.22
23.20a23.21 % 23.20%a23.22
23.20o23.21% 23.20%a23.22
2.28%o2.31
5.05a5.15
5.1605.17
2.50o3.00
May
5.05o5.15
5.16a5.17
2.50o3.00
6.70o7.00
May
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
SUNDAY
2.50a3.00
6.70o7.00
4.00o4.03
May
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
4.00O4.03
May
5.05a5.l5
5.1605.17
2.50a3.00
6.70O7.00
4.00a4.03
May
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
2.50O3.00
6.70O7.00
4.00O4.03
May 14_.
No rates
May 15—
5.05a5.15
5.1605.17
2.50o3.00
6.70O7.00
May
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
2.50O3.00
6.70O7.00
4.00O4.03
5.05a5.15
5.1605.17
2.50o3.00
6.70O7.00
2.28%a2.29% 23.20o23.21 % 23.20%a23.22
2.29
O2.30
23.20a23.21 % 23.20%a23.22
2.29
23.20%a23.22 23.21a23.22%
4.00a4.03
May 12
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
2.50o3.00
6.70o7.00
4.00a4.03
4.00a4.03
May 13
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
2.50o3.00
May 14
No rates
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
2.50a3.00
6.70O7.00
4.00O4.03
May 15
available
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
2.50a3.00
6.70o7.00
4.00a4.03
4.00O4.03
May 16
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.15
2.50O3.00
6.70o7.00
2.50O3.00
6.70O7.00
available
2.29
2.29
May 17—
23.20a23.21 % 23.20%a23.22
SUNDAY
May 18—
2.29%a2.30
SUNDAY
5.05a5.15
May 17
4.00a4.03
5.16a5.17
6.70o7.00
SUNDAY
May 18
23.20023.21% 23.20 %a23.22
23.19%a.20% 23.20a23.21
2.32
May 20—
May
May 11
23.20 %o.21% 23.21a23.22
23.20a23.22
23.20%a.22%
2.29
May 16—
May 19—
6.70o7.00
May 10
4.00O4.03
SUNDAY
—
2.50O3.00
4.00O4.03
23.20a23.22
—
May 13—
6.70O7.00
23.20%a.22%
2.29
May 10—
May 19
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
2.50o3.00
6.70o7.00
May 20
5.05a5.15
5.1605.17
2.50o3.00
6.70o7.00
02.33
23.19a23.20% 23.19%o23.21
4.00O4.03
May 21
5.05O5.15
5.16a5.17
2,50o3.00
6.70o7.00
2.32
—
4.00a4.03
2.32
May 21
May 22--
a2.33
23.19%a23.21 23.20a23.22
23.19%a23.21 23.20a23.21%
23.20a23.21% 23.20%a23.22
4.00O4.03
4.00O4.03
May 22
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
2.50o3.00
6.70o7.00
May 23
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
2.50O3.00
6.70o7.00
May 24
5.05a5.15
5.1605.17
2.50O3.00
6.70o7.00
May 23—
2.32
May 24—
2.32
May 25—
4.00a4.03
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
May 25
2.32
23.20023.21 % 23.20 %a23.22
4.00a4.03
May 26
5.05a5.15
2.32
May 26—
May 27—
23.20a23.21% 23.20%a23.22
23.20a23.21% 23.20%a23.22
23.20o23.21 % 23.20%a23.22
4.00o4.03
May 27
4.00o4.03
May 28
May 29
5.05O5.15
2.31o2.33
May 28—
2.32
May 29—
1
May 30—
May 31
May
May
May
May 11
May 12
4.00O4.03
4.00O4.03
SUNDAY
May
May
Cables
Checks
Cables
23.20o23.21% 23.20%a23.22
23.20o23.21
23.20%a.21 %
23.20o23.21 % 23.20%a23.22
02.31
May
Cables
Ecuador
4.00a4.03
HOLIDAY
2.32
—
5.1605.17
2.50O3.00
5.05a5.15
5.16a5.17
2.50O3.00
6.70O7.00
5.05O5.15
5.16a5.17
2.50o3.00
6.70o7.00
5.1605.17
2.50o3.00
6.70O7.00
5.05a5.15
5.1605.17
2.50o3.00
6.70a7.00
Peru
HOLIDAY
May 30
23.20a23.21 % 23.20% a23.22
4.00o4.03
6.70o7.00
May 31
Germany
Sweden
Hungary
Uruguay
Venezuela
Japan
Hongkong
Reichsmark
Krona
Pengo
Peso
Bolivar
Sol
Yen
Dollar
Cables
Cables
Cables
Cables
Cables
May
65.83
25.25a25.50
15.00ol5 75
23.44o23.50
24.14024.35
May
65.83
25.25025.50
15.00ol5.75
23.44a23.50
24.06 %a24.20
65.83
25.25a25.50
15.00ol5.75
23.44o23.50
24.06 %a24.25
65.83
25.25a25.50
15.00ol5.75
23.44a23.50
24.07024.25
24.14a24.35
Cables
Checks
May
1
May
Checks
Cables
39.97o40.05
23.82
39.96a40.05
23.83
a23.85 23.82%a.85%
023.85 23.83 %a23.86
39.97 %o40.05 23.83
2—
a23.85 23.83 %a23.86
—
\
May
3—
May
4-.
Majf
5—
May
6—
39.97o40.05
23.83
May
7—
39.95O40.05
23.83 %a23.85 23.84
023.86
:
i
•'
May
SUNDAY
•'
39.97a40.05
23.83
SUNDAY
May
o23.85 23.83 %a23.86
a23.85 23.83%a23.86
Cables
May
May
65.83
25.25a25.50
15.00ol5.75
23.44a23.50
May
65.83
25.25025.50
15.00ol5.75
23.44a23.50
24.17024.37
May
8—
39.95a40.05
23.83 %a23.85 23.84
023.86
May
65.83
25.25a25.50
15.00ol5.75
23.44a23.50
24.24a24.45
May
9__
39.95o40.05
23.83%a23.85 23.84
o23.86
May
65.83
25.25a25.50
15.00ol5.75
23.44a23.50
24.26a24.50
39.97 %o40.05 23.83 %a23.85 23.84
a23.86
May 10.
May 10—
May 11
May 14
—
May 15—
65.83
25.25a25.50
15.00ol5.75
23.44a23.50
24.29 %a24.50
May 12..
SUNDAY
—
65.83
25.25a25.50
15.00ol5.75
23.44o23.50
24.35o24.56
SUNDAY
May 11.
39.97o40.05
May 12—
May 13—
23.83%o23.85 23.84
023.86
39.97o40.05
23.83 %a23.85 23.84
023.86
May 13..
65.83
25.25a25.50
15.25ol5.75
23.44a23.50
No rates
39.97a40.05
023.86
No rates
May 14..
65.83
25.25025.50
15.25ol5.75
23.44a23.50
24.33024.50
available
39.97o40.05
23.83 %a23.85 23.84
23.83 %a23.85 23.84
023.86
available
May 15-.
65.83
25.50o25.60
15.25015.75
23.44a23.50
24.35a24.50
a23.86
May 16..
65.83
25.50
15.25al5.75
23.44a23.50
24.40a24.60
23.84%a23.86
May 17..
65.83
25.50
15.25al5.75
23.44a23.50
24.42o24.60
May 16—
39.97o40.05
23.83%a23.85 23.84
May 17—
39.97a40.05
23.84
May 18—
a23.85
SUNDAY
24.29a24.45
SUNDAY
May 18-.
May 19—
39.97a40.05
25.75
15.00ol5.75
23.44a23.50
39.97a40.05
23.84
a23.86 23.84%a.86%
023.86 23.84%a.86%
May 19..
May 20—
May 20..
65.83
25.75
15.00al5.75
23.44o23.50
24.40024.60
May 21
—
39.97040.05
23.84
023.85 23.84%a23.86
May 21..
65.83
25.65a25.75
15.13al5.75
23.44o23.50
24.38%a24.60
May 22—
39.97a40.05
23.84
023.86 23.84 %a23.86
May 22..
65.83
25.75
15.13al5.75
23.44o23.50
24.35o24.56
023.86 23.84%a.86%
May 23..
65.83
25.75
15.00al5.75
24.44a23.50
24.33a24.50
023.86 23.84%a.86%
SUNDAY
May 24..
65.83
25.75
15.00al5.75
23.44a23.50
24.32024.50
23.84
May 23—
39.97a40.05
23.84
May 24—
39.97a40.05
23.84
May 25—
May 26—
May
May
May
May
SUNDAY
May 25-.
39.97o40.05
23.84a23.86
23.84%a.86%
May 26..
65.83
25.75
15.00al5.75
23.44o23.50
24.32o24.50
39.97040.05
23.84a23.86
23.84 %a.86%
May 27..
65.83
25.75
15.25al5.75
23.44o23.50
24.33o24.55
28—
39.97o40.05
23.84a23.86
23.84%a.86%
May 28-.
65.83
9^ 7*1
15.25al5.75
23.44o23.50
24.32a24.50
29—
39.97a40.05
23.82%a.85% 23.83a23.86
May 29-.
65.83
25.75a26.00
15.25al5.75
23.44o23.50
24.34Ha24.55
39.97o40.05
23.84o23.86
65.83
25.75026.00
15.25al5.75
23.44o23.50
24.31o24.55
30—
HOLIDAY
—
May 31..
Ita y
Lira
Checks
Cables
Cables
Checks
Cables
1„
9.13a9.25
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
May
2—
9.1309.25
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
3-.
4—
9.13a9.25
SUNDAY
May
5-_
9.1309.25
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
May
6-_
9.1309.25
5.05a5.07
2.01O2.05
May
7—
9.13a9.25
5.05O5.07
May 8-May 9__
May 10__
May 11__
9.1309.25
5.05O5.07
9.13a9.25
2.01O2.05
-
2.01O2.05
5.05o5.07
2.01a2.05
5.05O5.07
9.1309.25
2.01O2.05
SUNDAY
May 12.May 13-_
9.13o9.25
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
5.05O5.07
9.13a9.25
2.01o2.05
May 14__
No rates
9.13a9.25
No rates
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
May 15—
available
9.1309.25
available
5.04%o5.07
2.01a2.05
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
May 16-.
9.1309.25
May 17—
9.1309.25
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
19__
9.1309.25
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
20—
9.1309.25
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
9.1309.25
5.05O5.07
2.01a2.05
9.1309.25
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
18--
SUNDAY
21__
22—
Straits
Islands
Settlements
India
Java
Yuan Dollar
Markka
May
May
Philippine
Shanghai
Peso
Dollar
Rupee
Guilder
Cables
Finland
Peseta
May
HOLIDAY
May 30..
23.84%a.86%
Spain
f
23..
9.1309.25
May 24..
9.1309.25
May 25—
SUNDAY
May 26_.
May 27—
9.13o9.25
5.05O5.07
2.01O2.05
9.1309.25
2.01O2.05
May 28--
9.13a9.25
*5.26%a.26%
*5.26%a.26%
2.01O2.05
May 29__
May 30—
9.13a9.25
*5.26%a.26%
2.01O2.05
*5.26%a.26%
2.01o2.05
HOLIDAY
May 31__
9.13o9.25
Rumania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Lev
Dinar
Cables
Cables
Cables
Cables
47.llo47.50
30.13a30.35
47.llo47.50
30.13o30.35
47.llo47.50
30.13o30.35
5.09o5.30
49.80o49%
49.80o49%
4 9.80O49H
May
May
5.10O5.25
49.80a49%
47.11047.50
30.13a30.35
5.1205.35
47.llo47.50
30.13a30.35
May
5.1205.35
47.llo47.50
30.13o30.35
5.06a5.30
May
5.09a5.25
May
SUNDAY
May
5.1905.40
49.80a49%
49.80o49%
49.80a49%
May
5.20a5.40
49.80o49%
47.lla47.50
30.13a30.35
May 10.
5.2605.50
49.80a49%
47.llo47.50
30.13o30.35
May
47.llo47.50
30.13o30.35
8UNDAY
May 11-
May 12.
May 13-
5.3505.55
49.80o4914
47.llo47.50
30.13a30.35
5.28O5.50
49.80O49%
47.llo47.50
30.13o30.35
May 14.
May 15-
5.2805.50
49.80a49%
47.llo47.50
30.13o30.35
No rates
5.28O5.50
47.llo47.50
30.13a30.35
available
May 16-
5.28O5.50
47.11047.50
30.13o30.35
5.29O5.50
49.80a49%
49.80a49%
49.82a49%
5.30o5.50
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