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N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—BONDS... 9
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—STOCKS..32
CLEVELAND STOCK
EXCHANGE....62
BALTIMORE STOCK
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
NEW
YORK
PRODUCE
42
EX-
EXCHANGE....63
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
CHANGE
55
LOS ANGELES 8TOCK
56
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE.59
PITTSBURGH STOCK
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1
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EXCHANGE...68
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TEXTILE MANUFACTURING
STOCKS.
STEAM RAILROAD BONDS
69
NORTHERN
STEAM RAILROAD STOCKS....
73
SOUTHERN MILLS
INVESTMENT TRUST ST'KS & B'DS..74
64
EXCHANGE.. .65
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REVIEW
60
MILLS
86
....86
CANADIAN MILLS
86
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS...91
MINING STOCKS
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK STOCKS..91
INSURANCE STOCKS &
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS..
REAL ESTATE TRUST & LAND
STKS.87
TITLE GUAR. & SAFE DEP.
STOCKS..87
REAL ESTATE BONDS
92
...100
..86
SCRIP...86,112
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS..
75
U. S. AND MUNICIPAL
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
80
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL BONDS
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. BONDS....83
BONDS.......92
BONDS....93
TRUST COMPANIES... 101
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. STOCKS...87
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undivided energies to the
To-day we are
national purpose.
If our people will give
engaged in a war against depression.
the same service and the same confidence to our
ernment and our institutions, the same
can
overcome
mention
of
fact that even
the
though hoarding may have
Y—COMMERCIAL AND
policy of the Federal Reserve System.
easy money
Reserve banks
February
During
and
Congress
the
Administration at
devising and carrying
further relief measures for the trials and troubles of
business world, and the developments along that line
Washington were engaged chiefly in
out
the
legislation for economic relief,
projects
ration, the result of previous
of
the
most
Corpo¬
The Reconstruction Finance
highly important.
were
ambitious and far-reaching
and
one
ever
conceived, with potential capital funds at
its command
the
numerous ways' contemplated by the framers of the Act, and
the efforts of President Hoover and the Congressional lead¬
ers now turned towards plans for new banking legislation,
in
$2,000,000,000, was actively at work in
of
amount
the
country found itself reduced.
PRESIDENT'S
On Feb. 3 it
of
the hoarding
ver
was
at the time at every one
money
and that to that end he had
called "upon the heads of the
organization to
"In the meantime," said the Presi¬
[Feb. G] for the creation of a national
next
further this
campaign."
dent, "I request that the heads
in each State and in each
of such civic organizations
community organize without wait¬
Finance Corporation
struction
in the
"has already shown results
dissipation of fear and the restoration of confidence,"
but he added that "there is now a
our
citizens unitedly to
sion."
"That service,"
hoarded
money
join in this campaign against depres¬
he said, "is to secure the return of
back into the channels of industry.
President pleaded for the
rency as a
patriotic opportunity for
"The
cessation of the hoarding of cur¬
Hoarded funds
were
estimated
by him at $1,300,000,000, every dollar of which, he argued,
meant the
one
were
it
destruction of from $5 to $10 of credit.
Every¬
admitted, of course, that hoarding prevailed, for there
many
careful students were inclined to doubt that it was
any
such part in affairs as
in fact, that
Many
playing
initiating a definite cam¬
I am grateful that the very act of
creating the Corporation has already shown results in the dissipation of fear
and the restoration of public confidence, - as indicated by the fact that re¬
cently
the
have had on balance no
we
service
In the estimation of such
people the cause or causes lay far deeper.
made
a
blood
stream of our economic life.
very
tion of credit
The President
forcible appeal, however, saying "credit is the
Restriction
or
ture, industry, commerce and employment."
furthermore that
He contended
"everyone hoarding currency injures not
to
is
During the past year arid with an accelerated rate
total
a
still
is
of
outstanding.
effect
billions.
on
Every dollar returned from
work.
It
Every
one
they should return it to circulation, as well as a patri¬
hoarding to circulation means putting men to
hoarding currency injures not only his own prospects and
but is acting contrary to the common good.
It is to
that they should return it to circulation, as well as a
interest
own
patriotic service to the country as a whole.
prime need to-day is the extension and liberalization of credit facilities
and small businessmen.
The credit institutions are greatly
A
to
farmers
in furnishing these needed credits, unless the hoarded money is
Therefore, I urge all those persons to put their dollars to work,
crippled
returned.
by conservative investment or by deposit in sound institutions,
that it may thus return into the channels of economic life.
either
order
Great War our people gave their undivided energies to
To-day we are engaged in a war against depression.
During the
national purpose.
our
in
the
If
people will give now the same service and the same confidence to our
the same unity and solidarity of courageous
Government and our institutions,
which
action
they
gave
during
the
Great
War,
we
can
overcome
this
situation.
I therefore
on
request our citizens to enlist with us in the fight we are making
their behalf.
I call upon our civic associations to organize in every State
and town to make clear the
be done
their
upon
our purpose.
That it
can
town
own
will be returned when they understand its effect
life had been
demonstrated by such movement in
communities already.
order
In
problem and to effect
successfully and that our citizens will respond to this patriotic serv¬
ice and that hoarded money
several
that
we
may
have definite organizations for this service I
am
to-day calling upon the heads of the leading civic organizations to meet with
me on Saturday next for the creation of a national organization to
further
this
'
help to agriculture and to business.
campaign.
In
the meantime,
I request that the heads of such civic organizations in
each State and in each community organize without
I have so far invited the
labor and
men's
waiting for the national
heads of the Chambers of Commerce, the
agricultural associations, the church and school organizations, the
service clubs, the veterans' and patriotic organizations
associations.
Vv. ■ •
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'
and women's
and the trade
In accordance with the
civic
foregoing call the heads of leading
organizations inet with President Hoover
confer
on measures
was
on
Feb. 6 to
to combat the hoarding of money; repre¬
sentatives of some 42
it
that
destruction of
his family
those of
their
means
contrary to the common good."
interest
a
industry, commerce and employment.
ture,
with members
own
means
Credit is the blood stream of our economic
destruction of
or
from five to 10
life. Restric¬
credit cripples the revival and expansion of agricul¬
hoarded
dollar
Every
only his own prospects and those of his family, but is acting
It is to their
not realize its
It diminishes the credit facilities by many
country.
our
dollars of credit.
tion
during the last few
That
$1,300,000,000 of money has been hoarded.
over
convinced that citizens hoarding currency or money do
am
serious
destruc¬
cripples the revival and expansion of agricul¬
join in
Given such patriotic co-operation we can
upward movement and increase in employment.
That
secure the return of hoarded money back
into the channels
against depression.
industry.
action.
the root of the country's troubles.
v.^K
patriotic opportunity for our citizens unitedly to
a
now
definite
a
secure
of
increasing in hoarding of currency in
country.
this campaign
the President indicated, and,
this hoarding, or a lack of credit, lay at all at
of Feb. 3.
leadership of General
paign for reconstruction and recovery.
evidences of it, but the question was whether
prevailed to the extent estimated by the President.
In the following we
Dawes, Chairman Meyer and its directors, is now
patriotic move towards loosening credit and re¬
storing economic stability.
Reserve Bank
Federal
3%.
Finance Corporation, under the
The Reconstruction
In his statement the President
ing for the national action."
expressed his gratification that the Act creating the Recon¬
York
give the full text of the President's statement
I
organizations to meet with me on Saturday
leading civic
of the 12 Reserve institutions, while
the New
reduced its rate still lower, or to
EFFORTS TO COMBAT HOARDING.
had been initiated by President Hoo¬
month
the
in
later
months
announced that a movement to combat
3%%, that having then been the rate
low rediscount rate of
sum
THE
Not only that, but more
banks at the
corresponding week of 1931.
in the
credit could be obtained at the Federal Reserve
There is
Federal Reserve
Act, with a view to liberalizing its provisions so as to make
it available for rescue work on a large scale in the highly
disturbed state of the financial and economic world to which
particularly for amendments to the
more
Reserve notes actually
against only $1,476,742,000 12 months before
reported $2,664,003,000 of Federal
in circulation
FINANCIAL EVENTS.
the
At the
practiced, it had been fully made good by means of
been
time of the President's statement the Federal
REVIEW OF FEBRUAR
Gov¬
unity and solidarity
action which they gave during the Great War
this situation."
The President made no
of courageous
we
Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens,
LONDON OFFICE—Edwards &
"During the Great War our people gave their
adding:
now
and Quotation Record is $6.00 a
outside of United States and Canada, 50 cents
price to the Bank
Foreign postage
year.
other foreign
He also insisted
whole."
that "A prime need to-day is the
The Bank and Quotation
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NO 3.
NEW YORK, MARCH 4 1932.
5.
—
business, industrial and civic bodies,
totaling 20,000,000,
were
present.
On Feb. 5
announced orally by the President -that Colonel Frank
Knox, publisher of the Chicago "Daily News," had consented
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to
organization to conduct a campaign
head the proposed
hoarded money back into the channels of industry.
to put
Regarding
of
President's announcement
the
Feb.
President
The
support given by the press in his antiIt is an educational problem.
It is
one that lies very largely with the press and it is also one that is difficult
to get over to the man in the street as to the relationship to his own daily
hoarding campaign announcements.
and
necessities
his
Anything, therefore, the press may do to
good.
own
down to the A B O of economics would be extremely
helpful.
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'
The problem is not a bankers' relief proposition.
It is to get the public
to invest in Government and municipal bonds or any other conservative
the matter
get
,
■
back into circulation.
It is not possible to print
more currency simply because it is known that currency is being hoarded.
This is contrary to the Government's financial policy.
It is necessary for the Federal Reserve banks to hold a definite percentage
investment to get money
gold in reserve and due to the deflation it has been necessary to increase
of
the
gold and in this way it has been taken out of the credit stream.
If the money now being hoarded, estimated at about $1,300,000,000, can
gold now tied up. The total credit volume has been deflated toy $10,000,000,000 during the past four to six months.
That deflation has been brought
by
taking
increased
credit
and industry resulting in
The exact reverse of that would
back into circulation.
small
from
business
depression and unemployment.
if the money can be brought
occur
to
conference
the
official
an
issued
summary
'
-
The
President, General Dawes and Under Secretary Mills reviewed the
The meeting was directed to a general discussion of the means
and measures of organization to meet the problems of hoarding.
It was agreed that hoarding had accumulated to the extent of $1,250,000,000 or $1,600,000,000; that its results were to immobilize a large por¬
tion of the national gold supply and cause drastic deflation and credit
situation.
contraction, and seriously to affect commodity prices.
It
pointed out by
was
but destroys
only
in the hands of
the organizations, representing some 24,000,000
people, which had their leaders at the President's conference on Feb. 6,
would be asked to furnish officers who would be the heads of a separate
dollar.
a
bank
Hoarded
that in turn
It
and
that the
the
idle and
that high-powered dollars are
depreciated prices.
depression
and
that
and
contribute
could
nothing
than to restore this
to work and
money
turn the tide of
the way to prosperity.
on
the
of
banks
from
public and the public continues to make the with¬
the banks withdraw their loans, strangulation is
and
would
be invited
to
place the full strength and
ership of Oolonel Frank Knox to put these hoarded,dollars
the organization
would
force of their
patriotic campaign to be conducted under the lead¬
a
should be set
participate with
to work; that
State by State, in which work all organ¬
up
whole
conference
inhabitants
three
were
111., which recently was in a critical situation because the
nervous and were withdrawing their money from the town's
four banks.
or
°
Mayor declared a moratorium for five days, Colonel Knox said, closing
The
In the interval, confidence was restored
house-to-house canvass to eliminate hoarding
and through official examinations of the banks by bank examiners.
On
the first day when the banks were reopened, Colonel Knox said, bank
deposits increased $1,000,000.
"That is the way the problem has got to be solved," said the Colonel.
"No one can solve it from Washington.
The actual work must be done in
the individual communities associating themselves with their local banking
facilities and restoring confidence in them."
Colonel Knox said it would not be a superficial campaign but would "get
and
banks
the
through
businesses.
meetings,
mass
to'brass tacks."
down
vital
their
to
within
much
arrived for the
and
full
give
make
them
The
the time had now
people themselves to enter into the fight against depression
support to the measures taken by Government, so as to
resolution
its
"It must
expressed its great appreciation
was
definitely announced
of short-term
was
of
nouncement
on
Feb. 18 that the issuance
denomination
bonds of low
hoarded
now
to
attract money
planned by the Federal Government.
decision
the
made
was
by
Colonel
An¬
Frank
Knox, Chairman of President Hoover's anti-hoarding cam¬
paign, following
conference with the President on Feb. 18.
a
Colonel Knox's announcement
confirmed at the Treas¬
was
Department, where he went after his conference with
the
President
discuss
to
of the leadership taken
of
issuance
the
the
bonds
with
Secretary of the Treasury Ogden L. Mills and Under Secre¬
From the "United States Daily"
tary Arthur A. Ballantine.
of Feb.
19
quote the following:
we
Money to Be Left in Banks.
Money which the Government
used
in
the
routine
$1,600,000,000
The
its
financing
Government
*
/
by the sale of the bonds will not be
in reducing the deficit, which reached
secures
or
Feb. 16, but will be left in banks to insure the soundness
on
Ballantine explained orally after the conference.
institutions, Mr.
does
the
need
not
proceeds
of these
bonds to
carry
on
financing, he declared.
President
and agreed that the time had arrived to
measures,
the people would
part of the machinery of life just
a
the waterworks, the electric lights or any other personal service,"
as
of these
by the Federal Government in the creation of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation and other
coppice the people that the banks are
thatwithout banks all
and
The bank is
days.
said.
It
that
completely effective.
conference
a
interests
own
10
view to setting up ultimately a definite
a
expressed
might take its inspiration from the small
Colonel Knox said the campaign
town of Aurora,
working organism in each community.
The
itself."
Example Is Cited.
ury
unanimously agreed that all the national associations represented
others
memberships behind
izations
the
to
more
to the stability of agriculture and other com¬
money.
problem is really theirs; that if the banks in their town do not have
produced and their chief sufferer is the community
expressed it, that currency is a high-powered
means
end the hoarding of
most under discussion is to
one
important task is to bring home to the various communities
more
confidence
drawals
idle business, idle men and
apprehension
modity prices
was
The
"But the
he
resumption of employment,
It
essentially the campaign is to be on a community basis," he said.
on in each individual community.
There are two angle*
"But
but a hoarded dollar
currency
means
and
local population, would
"It must be carried
to the task.
wisely invested will furnish basis for $10 of credit.
or
hoarder is just a dollar,
standing of the national effects of such acts, that it arose out of unnecessary
fears
Then subsidiary organizations would be set up
aggressive leader, who has the confidence of the
an
be chose to head each such group.
starve
agreed that a large portion of the hoarding was due to misunder¬
was
that all
explained
advisory committee.
as
a
of the representatives
some
the national associations
> function
as currency,
to perform it
ceases
$5 to $10 potential credit.
A dollar in the hands of
As
of the leaders of
many
dollar hoarded not
a
"It is a difficult problem, but we are going
try to solve it."
He
up
Regarding
Feb. 6 at the White House said:
that
just had a talk with the President on some of the details of the
back into circulation, it will release a considerable amount of the
be brought
about
"I have
problem," Colonel Knox said.
,the
appreciates
buying.
Called Difficult Problem.
5 the
"United States Daily" said.:
normal
of
strengthening local banks and causing a resumption
out of hiding,
money
Hoover
conferred, Feb. 18, at the White House, relative to his
rally the people themselves not only against hoarding, but for the general
campaign to end hoarding and to restore confidence, with Secretary Mills,
expansion of employment and to turn the economic tide.
George Whitney, banker,
leaders
The
and
to
and to
conference
executive
take it as their special
campaign of appeal to reason
except to state that the discussion had to do with the hoarding question.
The
would
action.
in
Cabinet
the
Room
of
the
wing of the White House and was attended
by
members of the Re¬
construction Finance Corporation; Ogden L. Mills, newly
appointed Secretary of the Treasury ; Secretary Lamont;
Julius Klein, Assistant Secretary of Commerce, and the
representatives of 42 organizations, with branches in prac¬
tically every community in the country.
ISSUANCE
White
On Feb.
held
was
Charles G. Dawes, President, and other
PROPOSED
James G.
Harbord, Chairman of the Board of the Radio Corporation of America.
organize and carry forward this
patriotism
The
of New York Oity, and Major-General
that the whole 20,000,000 members of the
assurance
represented at the meeting
organizations
mission
gave
BABY
OF
BONDS
HOARDED
ATTRACT
TO
with
House
declined
comment
orally regarding the conference,
19 Secretary Mills announced that
in connection
the
campaign initiated by the President to put idle
to work, the Treasury Department would offer on
money
about March 7
or
to
special Treasury certificate.
The cer¬
maturity of a year and would
notice by the holder.
The
a
tificate would probably have a
be redeemable upon 60 days'
interest rate would be announced at the time of the formal
offering, but in all probability would be in line with tfae
yield in 60-day Government obligations, and not less
than 1V<2%.
The certificates would be issued only in coupon
current
form and in denominations of
$50, $100 and $500. The offer¬
certificates, it was stated, would be
MONEY.
ing of these
special
It developed soon after the meeting of Feb. 6, mentioned
above, that plans were under consideration by the President
and his advisers for issuance of United States obligations of
entirely independent of the Treasury's March financing pro¬
gram.
On Feb. 24 Governor George L. Harrison of the Fed¬
low
of
denominations,
funds of persons
bonds," to attract the
who might be engaged in
"baby
termed
of small means
hiding their meagre savings. Colonel Frank Knox, who had
been designated by President Hoover to conduct the cam¬
paign to combat money hoarding, said on Feb. 8 that he was
working on a definite plan to bring money out of hiding, but
was not yet prepared to give the details.
The "United States
Daily" quoted him as saying:
"What
induced
Ninety
in
we
by
suffering
are
eye
strain
cent, of
per
Europe;
we can
domestic business ;
"We
and
are
now
restore
once
our
in
from
looking
to
troubles
are
here.
Ninety
this
operating
about
on
and
be
on
is
the
as
at home.
a
basis
cent, of our prosperity is based upon
per
lea? than 10% of
confidence
national headache
of our troubles.
We can't correct conditions
country
Europe
our
a
business is abroad.
prosperity basis.
60%
basis
a
If we can
domestic
productivity
full
of
consumption, we would be 90% recovered and leading the world."
Speed
"This must be
clock."
a
•'
From the same account
a
conference
economic
recovery
be
set
up
.
with
the
.
we
also take the following:
stated
orally at the White House, Feb. 8,
President,
will be attacked
Colonel Knox said that
would
.
"It is to be done against the
on
a
that
the
problem
of
promoting
community basis.
purely voluntary organization on a national scale
to stimulate community action with a view to bringing
a
circular
a
The
ing
mailed
to
Treasury Department,
its
March
initiated
a
which
letter
be
requested
district:
financing
demand
The
for
new
will be
the
each
on or
a
Government
certificates
a
60
banking
of the Treasury
institution in the
about March 7, at the time of announc¬
in
connection with
the campaign
money
obligation
to work, and in order to meet
with
short
in
maturity
small
special United States Treasury certificate.
will
redeemable upon
out the following text
Secretary
program,
by the President to put idle
denominations, will offer
probably have
a
maturity
days' notice by the holder.
will be announced at the time of the formal offering,
will be in line with the current yield on
of
one
year,
and
The interest rate
but in all probability
60-day Government obligations,
The certificates will be issued only in coupon
form, in denominations of $50, $100 and $500.
During the week beginning Monday, March 7, the Citizens' Reconstruc¬
and
tion
less
not
than
Organization
country,
a
Prime Factor.
,•:..y
-
Colonel Frank Knox
after
a
quick campaign," he said.
eral Reserve Bank of New York gave
an
view to
1%%.
will
conduct,
educational campaign
in
practically
every
community
against the hoarding of
of
currency,
the
with
acquainting the public with the harmful results of this practice.
It is understood that these local committees will urge
that hoarded funds be
either deposited in the banks or invested in the special Treasury certificates.
While banks will be able to obtain the new certificates upon a cash sub¬
scription, it is believed that in the majority of cases they will prefer to ob¬
tain the certificates through the so-called "War Loan Deposit" account
with
the
deposit
for them
as
Federal
Reserve
Bank.
Under
system, banks may subscribe
by
means
of
a
the
well-established
War
for Government obligations
and
Loan
pay
deposit to the credit of the Federal Reserve Bank
fiscal agent of the United States,
i
Inasmuch
as
payment by this method
MONTHLY
is
in the
form
REVIEW
of
credit, should funds for the purchase of certificates be
subscribing bank, they will automatically
deposit, which will remain with the bank
until called for
by the Treasury.
Should the certificates be purchased
with
currency held outside of banks, the banks
receiving the subscriptions
will gain the cash
deposited by the subscriber, while they may pay for the
certificates delivered to the subscriber
by means of a deposit credit for the
creation of credit of
hundreds of millions of dollars of "free
gold" of the Reserve System. The bills would
be introduced
■withdrawn by depositors of the
be replaced by a Government
by Senator Glass, Democrat, of
Virginia, and Chairman Stea¬
gall, Democratic Chairman of the House
Banking and Cur¬
rency Committee.
It was also stated that an
Administration leader had said
that the results of the
conference at the White House had
shown a constructive
co-operation of leaders in Congress
with the Government in
its effort to meet the
emergency
situation.
He expressed the belief
that it would smooth
the way out of the crisis.
A joint statement
account of the Government.
Those
banks
which
depositaries, and
the purpose of
not
are
at
present
which may desire
obtaining the
designated to act
to obtain
War
as
Loan
depositary designation for
a
certificates
new
credit, should take steps
on
immediately to qualify.
new banking legislation—the glass-steagall
act
■'
ing
the
federal
reserve
setting out the
amend-
purposes of the measure from Senator Glass
and
tive Steagall was also
law.
issued, reading
The most distinctive event of the
month, however, in the
program of remedial measures was the enactment of
legis¬
lation, pushed through both houses of Congress with great
speed and energy, for amending the Federal Reserve Law
in some very radical
respects.
At the instance of the Presi¬
"A bill will be
introduced in the Senate by Senator Glass and
Represen¬
tative Steagall in the House
of Representatives which will
improve the
facilities
F.
amendments
which
of
the
when announced
community
in the
daily
had
possible, and
Thursday morning,
In the stock market
result one
of
the
most
noteworthy and striking advances in prices was
inaugurated
nearly two weeks, during which the mar¬
ket displayed great
buoyancy in place of the sagging tend¬
ency which had marked its course in the
early days of the
and continued for
month.
This
because the different amendments
agreed
was
plainly and unmistakably inflationary in their
Washington dispatches stated that the way had
been cleared
for
the
bill
new
when
Feb.
on
10 President
Hoover called Senator Glass to the
White House for
fast conference, with Senators Watson
a
"The
Robinson, the
leaders, and Senators Bulkley, Walcott and
the Senate
Banking and Currency Subcom¬
Townsend
of
mittee, which had drawn
Senate
for
the
general
up the Glass bill introduced in the
of the Reserve Act
In
revision
addition, Governor Eugene Meyer, of the Federal
Reserve
Board, Charles G. Dawes, President of the Reconstruction
Finance
Corporation, and Ogden L. Mills* whose nomination
Secretary of the Treasury was confirmed by the Senate
as
that
on
hour, it
day,
present.
were
stated, and
was
The conference lasted for an
followed by another which
was
the
President held with House
leaders, including Speaker
Garner, Representative Snell, the Republican floor
leader;
Chairman Steagall of the House
Banking and Currency
Committee, and Representatives Strong of
Kansas, Luce of
Massachusetts, and Beedy of Maine, all members of the
House Banking and
Currency Committee.
What was done, as the result of these
various conferences
in paving the
way for new legislation intended to broaden
the
base of
Federal
Reserve rediscount
privileges and
de¬
signed to provide a very considerable amount
of so-called
'Tree gold" by authorizing the
substitution of United
States
Government obligations
eral Reserve
eligible
as part collateral
security for Fed¬
notes, and also the plan for
vitalizing the in¬
of embarrassed
banking institutions, was
assets
blazoned in spectacular headlines in the
papers on Feb.
thus laying the basis for the
reversal of the course of
stock
with
market
and
causing traders
short commitments
contracts with great
to
the
their
cover
alacrity.
column announcements
on
11,
the
Stock
Exchange
outstanding short
These papers carried double
reading after this fashion:
"Action
Free Billions in Bank Credit
Agreed on by Hoover and
to
Leaders—Plan Reserve Act
to
Be
Greatly
Widened
Change—Rediscount Authority
Under
Program—Carter
Glass
Among
Supporters—Emergency Measures Include Use of
'Free Gold'.As Reserve Note
Collateral—Senate Accord Ex¬
pected—Senator Walcott Holds $2,500,000,000 Increase
in
the
Currency Would Be Possible."
significance of these headlines, so
the
In
elaboration
of
the
sensationally expressed,
Washington correspondent of the New York "Times"
on
to say that development of a
powerful financial
went
machine
based
on
revolutionary
Reserve
a
changes in
the
Federal
System and designed to stimulate credit
through
possible increase of $2,500,000,000 in the
currency was
decided upon at a non-partisan conference of
Democratic
and Republican leaders called at the White
House on that
day (fFeb. 10) by President Hoover.
Bills would be intro¬
duced in
Congress
on
Feb. 11
to liberalize the rediscount
so as
to make
(which was done) drastically
authority of the Reserve banks
eligible billions of dollars in paper not eligible
under present regulations, and for the effective
use in the
Federal
issues.
note
means
an
adequate supply
of dimin¬
excess
Reserve Act
by releasing for use large
temporarily be tied up as collateral for
of the 40% required
by law.
contemplated
Owing to the present
now
far in
of
excess
40%
a
unusual
gold
against
reserve
circumstances
the
amount
40%.
"The proposed amendment
would, when the Federal Reserve Board
deems it desirable in the
public interest, have the effect of
making all of
the assets acquired
by the Reserve banks under the present provisions of
law available for not to exceed
one year as collateral for
Federal Reserve
notes in addition to the
40% gold
thus making the
reserve,
serviceable.
excess
gold
.
;
"This provision will have the effect
of giving greater
Reserve operations.
It will make the
useful
as
a
flexibility to Federal
System's large supply of gold
basis of credit.
It will at
once
by nearly $1,000,000,000.
more
increase the System's free gold
"This proposed legislation is not
intended to displace the bill now before
the
Banking and Currency
the
banking law."
Committee
for
permanent
modifications
of
,
,
It remained for Senator
break¬
and
two party floor
gold which might
actually held is
upon were so
nature.
by
other causes, the bank does not
have
or
Federal Reserve notes in
he
deemed
papers on
Feb. 11, came as a complete
surprise.
the effect was electrical, and as a
of
amounts
imperative in the existing situation.
This scheme
legislation went far beyond what the
mass
technicaUy eligible for discount.
"Moreover, many banks which have no immediate
need for the use of
these provisions would feel increased
confidence in meeting their customers'
needs freely by reason of the
knowledge of the existence of these facilities.
"The third provision is for the
purpose of giving greater effectiveness to
the gold reserve of the Federal
Reserve System
of proposed
currency
great
1
'
technically eligible for discount, though having other sound and
adequate security.
legislation, and, accord¬
for
commerce,
,
"This provision will
prove valuable in cases
where,
ished business
and resulted in the
trade revulsion under which the
country has been laboring
since.
This, however, was deemed too controversial
and too inclusive to admit of
quick
arranged
of
'
of paper
ever
deemed
benefit
for meeting' the needs of
proposals, the first two of which will im¬
of the member banks to the
Reserve banks,
access
"Member banks
disastrously in the autumn of 1929
President
the
means
may obtain these advances under
proper safeguards,
either upon the endorsement of
other member banks, or in unusual
cases,
without such endorsement.
pending for complete
revision of the Reserve
Act, based upon the experience
gained in the conduct and operation of the Reserve banks
during the period of stock market debauchery, which ended
the
System for
the security of sound
securities, not
tween the representatives of the two
houses ironed out and
agreement reached on amendments to suit what were
deemed
emergency requirements in the prevailing
period of stress
and trial.
Carter Glass had a bill
ingly,
Reserve
by providing for the advancement of funds
by the Federal Reserve banks
to member banks that
have no further eligible or
acceptable paper, upon
Senate, and Henry B. Steagall
Strong on the part of the House of Repre¬
sentatives—were brought together and the differences be¬
so
Federal
the facilities of
prove
the part of the
on
James
the
member banks in
exceptional circumstances.
"The bill will include three
Banking and Currency Committees of
Congress—Carter Glass and Senator F. C.
and
of
Industry and agriculture, and provide
dent the heads of the
the two houses of
Walcott
Representa¬
follows:
as
,
Vandenberg, of Michigan, to dis¬
close what in the view of at least
some of the members was
intended by the amendments.
He was quoted as
saying:
"It will for the first time
permit the maximum use of the
national stock of gold as a basis for
currency issue, because
under it for the first time
provision will exist for creation
of Federal Reserve
currency circulation to the maximum
permitted by the gold in hand." As if this were not
enough,
Senator Vandenberg went on to
say:
"This bill means, in
plain terms, more money. It will open the
way to the recap¬
ture of the normal
money supply, so that we will no longer
be completely at the
mercy of the hoarder.
Its effect will
be to bring the price of the dollar down and
bring the com¬
modity price index up. The moment commodity prices start
upward, there will be a renewal of buying, more demand for
commodities
and less unemployment.
I am con¬
vinced that, with this bill passed into
law, we will for the
first time be in position to utilize the central
reservoir of
credit and currency, created for use in just such an
emergency
as this, but which has been
scrupulously ignored in all of
our reconstruction
plans heretofore.
The Federal Reserve
...
System up to this time has leen the greatest of all our
frozen
This statement
characterizing the Federal Reserve
System as a frozen asset—"the greatest of all onr frozen
assets."
assets"—was made
notwithstanding that it had at the time
$2,661,959,000 of Federal Reserve notes in actual circulation
$1,763,711,000 of Federal Reserve credit outstanding.
and
The rapidity with which this
Glass-Steagall Bill
was
engi¬
neered through the House and the Senate was no
less marked
than the sudden and unexpected
announcement on Feb. 10
that the new legislation had been agreed
upon by President
Hoover and Congressional leaders.
On Feb. 12 the
Banking
and Currency Committee -of both the
Senate and the House
voted favorable reports on the
bill, and the Washington
(Feb, 12) of th6 New York "Times" in
commenting
account
on
this said:
the form
"Introduced only
yesterday,
by the Hoover
substantially in
Administration, the
recommended
bill emerged from the committees
to-day with a few amend¬
ments, offered primarily in tan attempt to make the central
banking system more useful to the smaller financial institu¬
tions of the country.
Action by the Senate
Banking Com¬
mittee followed
vote
in
the
an
unanimous, with
the
ers
hour's executive session.
House Banking
one
both
speedy
On Feb. 13 Senate and House
leaders
legislation
rules
by
to
on
give
right
economic
by the House
on
the overwhelming
was
member reserving the
right to oppose
Lead¬
floor."
measures
The favorable
Currency Committee
the floor if he should see fit
to do so.
committees moved for
measure on
in
and
of
way
relief.
Feb.
vote
to
With
of
350
the
to
on
the
sidetracked all other
the
15 and its
action
banking bill
suspension
adoption
15,
the
and
of the
of the bill
"Times"
re-
4
monthly review
.
marked
that the measure had
been acted upon under the
procedure known to Congress, and passage
came after a debate of only three 'hours.
The Senate passed
the bill late on Friday, Feb. 19, on motion of Senator Thomas,
most
drastic
and by a vote of 46 to 18 the Senate
increased from one to two years the limit
within which individual banks in "exceptional and exigent
circumstances" might receive loans and within which Gov¬
ernment securities might be used as part collateral for Fed¬
eral Reserve note issues, though in the conference between
the two houses the one-year provision was restored.
A Bank¬
ing and Currency Committee amendment raising to $2,000,000
the capital of "needy" banks Which can obtain the benefit
of individual loans was accepted without a record vote.
The Senate bill as written would have refused these loans
to banks with capital of more than $500,000.
In the later
stages this limit as to capital was raised to banks with a
capital not in excess of $5,000,000.
On Feb. 24 unanimous
agreement was reached by the Senate and House conferees
on the bill, and on Feb. 26 Congressional action on the bill
was completed.
The Senate approved the conference report
within an hour after the House had given its formal approval
to the report of the conferees.
Senator Carter Glass, in dis¬
cussing the agreement reached in conference, outlined the
changes made in conference as follows:
Democrat, of Oklahoma,
unexpectedly
liability of the respective
all banks in such group,
banks bears to the aggregate deposit
but such advances may be made to a
liability of
lesser number
amount of their deposit liability
constitutes at least 10% of the entire deposit liability of the member banks
within such district.
Such banks shall be authorized to distribute the
proceeds of such loans to such of their number and in such amount as they
may agree upon, but before so doing they shall require such recipient banks
to
deposit with a suitable trustee, representing the entire group, their
individual notes made in favor of the group protected by such collateral
security as may be agreed upon.
Any Federal Reserve bank making such
advance shall charge interest or discount thereon at a rate not less than 1%
above its discount rate in effect at the time of making such advance.
No
shall
section
security for Federal
"No
Reserve notes.
foreign government, individual, partnership, asso¬
organized under the laws thereof siiall be eligible as
advances under this section.
authorized to obligate themselves in accordance with
obligations of any
ciation, or corporation
collateral
security for
"Member banks are
the provisions
2.
Section
by adding,
section
of this section."
The Federal Reserve Act, as amended,
immediately after such new Section 10
is further amended
(A), an additional new
-'/xv-.v."-.v.;
reading as follows:
"Section
(B). Until
10
circumstances,
ing
>
which advances are made by a Federal Reserve bank under
be eligible under Section 16 of this Act as collateral
such note upon
this
banks if the aggregate
member
such
of
March 3 1933, and in exceptional and
bank, having a capital of not
and when any member
•.
exigent
exceed¬
$5,000,000 had no further eligible and acceptable assets available to
it to obtain adequate credit accommodations through redisoounting
enable
at
the
Federal
any other method
provided by Section 10 (A).
Any
Reserve bank or
other than that
provided by this Act
Federal Reserve bank,
affirmative action by not less than five members
"The measure as it will be reported by the conferees," he said, "retains
of the Federal Reserve Board, may make advances to such member bank
almost intact the provision lifted from the so-called Glass bill authorizing
on its time or demand promissory
notes secured to the satisfaction of such
the formation of groups of five or more banks which may receive advances
Federal Reserve bank: Provided, that (1) Each such note shall bear interest
from Federal Reserve Banks on such collateral security as these banks,
at a r£te not less than 1% per annum higher than the highest discount
with the approval of the Federal Reserve Board may permit, and in such
rate in effect at such Federal Reserve bank on the date of such note; (2)
amounts as the Federal Reserve authorities may, by regulation, determine.
The Federal Reserve Board may by regulation limit and define the classes
"Such accommodations may be had only after the eligible assets of
the banks under existing law have been exhausted.
The time limit of of assets which may be accepted as security for advances made under
authority of this section; (3) No note accepted for any such advance
one
year inserted by the House in this provision is eliminated and the
shall be eligible as collateral security for Federal Reserve notes.
provision made permanent.
"No obligations of any foreign government, individual, partnership, asso¬
Five Board Votes Needed on Loans.
ciation, or corporation organized under the laws thereof shall be eligible as
"A lesser number than five banks may form a group, provided the aggre¬
collateral security for advances under this section."
gate amount of their deposit liability constitutes at least 10% of the entire
Section 3.
The second paragraph of Section 16 of the Federal Reserve
■deposit liability of the member banks within their Federal Reserve District.
Act, as amended, is amended to read as follows:
"The votes of five members of the Federal Reserve Board are required
"Any Federal Reserve bank may make application to the local Federal
to sanction advances to applying banks, instead of six members as required
Reserve agent for such amount of the Federal Reserve notes hereinbefore
by the Senate bill and a majority vote as required by the House bill.
provided for as it may require.
Such application shall be accompanied
"The limitation in the Senate bill of $2,000,000 of capital for individual
with a tender to the local Federal Reserve agent of collateral in amount
banks which may apply for aid under Section 2 of the bill was increased
to $5,000,000.
The House bill contained no limitation whatsoever.
This equal to the sum of the Federal Reserve notes thus applied for and issued
pursuant to such application.
The collateral security thus offered shall
was a compromise of conflicting views.
be notes, drafts, bills of exchange or acceptances acquired under the pro¬
"The second section of the bill had a two-fold purpose, one being in
visions of Section 13 of this Act, or bills of exchange indorsed by a member
the interest of the country banks so detached from financial and commer¬
bank of any Federal Reserve district and purchased under the provisions of
cial centres as to be unable to form groups of five or more, the other pur¬
Section 14 of this Act, or bankers' acceptances purchased under the pro¬
pose being to exclude from the privileges of this provision the large banks
visions of said Section 14, or gold or gold certificates: Provided, however,
in the money centres usually identified with considerable speculative
That until March 3 1933, should the Federal Reserve Board deem it in the
transactions.
public interest, it may, upon the affirmative vote of not less than a majority
"These latter banks, it was held, should be required to get their accom¬
of its members, authorize the Federal Reserve banks to offer, and
the
modations, if needed, by forming groups of five or more.
This section
Federal Reserve agents to accept, as such collateral security, direct obliga¬
as agreed
to by the conferees completely meets any requirement of the
tions of the United States.
On March 3 1933, or sooner, should the Federal
smaller banks and measurably excludes the large speculative institutions.
Reserve
Board so
decide, such authorization shall terminate and such
"Operation of the section, as agreed to by the conferees, is to terminate
obligations of the United States be retired as security for Federal Reserve
in one year from March 3 1932, as against the House provision, which
notes.
In no event shall such collateral security be less than the amount of
would have extended the time to two years.
Federal Reserve notes applied for.
The Federal Reserve agent shall each
"The third provision of the bill, intended to release about $800,000,000
day notify the Federal Reserve Board of all issues and withdrawals of
of gold held by the Federal Reserve banks in order to insure these banks
Federal Reserve notes to and by the Federal Reserve bank to which he is
against embarrassment from raids on their gold supply by foreign countries
accredited.
The said Federal Reserve Board may at any time call upon a
or otherwise, is not altered by the report of the conferees except as to the
subject*in each case to
Federal
time limit.
from March 3 1932, instead
of for two years as provided by the amended Senate bill.
"The bill, if it should become a law, should have the effect of assuring
the 7,600 member banks of the Federal Reserve System that they may
proceed to use their great volume of eligible and acceptable assets by
rediscounting at the Federal Reserve banks without fear of embarrass¬
ment, inasmuch as they will be at liberty, should they exhaust their eligi¬
ble assets, to use other assets eligible under existing law.
"This should import a large measure of confidence throughout the bank¬
ing community of the Nation and induce member banks of the Federal Re¬
serve System to stimulate the commercial and industrial activities of the
country by making loans of a suitable nature when and where required.
"Enactment of the law should mean a large measure of expansion based
on the eligible assets of the member banks and such other degree of expansion
as may seem desirable based on the ordinarily ineligible assets of the banks.
"Altogether it should mean freedom for business of all kinds without
the dangers
of unbridled inflation.
To Seek Permanent
Slump Weapon.
committees of the two houses
attention to permanent legislation de¬
the facilities of the Federal Reserve System are
"Meanwhile, the banking and currency
of
Congress will proceed to give
signed to avert, j as far as
financial debacle, with its
suffering from."
concerned, a repetition of such a
depression, as the country is now
consequent
Bill, as agreed on in
it became
a
law:
Glass-Steagall Banking
conference and in the shape in which
isV ■
.:.-Z
AN ACT
To' improve the facilities of the Federal Reserve System for the service
of commerce, industry and agriculture, to provide means for meeting the
needs of member banks in exceptional circumstances, and for other purposes.
Be it enacted
by the Senate and House
of Representatives of
the United
assembled, that the Federal Reserve Act, as
amended, is further amended b^ inserting, between Sections 10 and 11
thereof, a new section reading as follows:
"Section 10 (A).
Upon receiving the consent of not less than five members
of the Federal Reserve Board, any Federal Reserve bank may make advances
in such amount as the Board of Directors of such Federal Reserve bank
States
of
America
in Congress
banks within its district,
controlled, upon their time or
promissory notes: provided the bank or banks which receive the
proceeds of such advances as herein provided have no adequate amounts of
eligible and acceptable assets available to enable such bank or banks to
obtain sufficient credit accommodations from the Federal Reserve bank
through rediscounts or advances other than as provided in Section 10 (B).
The liability of the individual banks in each group must be limited to such
proportion of the total amount advanced to such group as the deposit
may
a
determine, to
groups
of five or more member
majority of them independently owned and
demand
notes
issued to
for additional security to protect
it."
the Federal Reserve
■
provisions of the amendments may be summed
by saying that it provides first of ail for advances to
groups of banks.
This is absolutely without time limit and
equally unlimited as to the kind of assets on which the
Reserve banks may make loans or advances.
It is pre¬
The main
up
sumably meant to be of application only in periods of extreme
emergency but there is nothing in the amending act limiting
its application to unusual periods of that kind.
As Senator
Glass has pointed out it is meant to be an enduring feature
of the Reserve Act, and is not intended to terminate at the
end of a single year as is the case with the remaining amend¬
ments.
This provision has been characterized as akin to the
issue of clearing house certificates, a measure of relief which
was
so
widely in vogue before the establishment of the
Federal Reserve banks. But these clearing house certificates
days had as their distinctive characteristic the fact
they had behind them the strength, the solidity and
the whole body of the clearing house organization.
Every¬
of former
that
thing
hinged on the clearing house itself.
By the new law
privilege of collective action in obtaining funds
Reserve banks is extended to any group
of five banks located anywhere and at any time, irrespective
of and independent of the clearing house itself, where such
an organization exists.
And the assets may be of the group's
own choosing, provided only that the group has no collateral
which is eligible under the old law.
Examination of the
amending provision shows that while advances may be
made "to groups of five or more member banks within its
district, a majority of them independently owned and
the
following is the text of the
The
Reserve bank
■■
"Operation of this section is for one year
same
from the Federal
controlled
upon
their time
or
demand promissory notes,
provided the bank or banks which receive the proceeds of
such advances as herein provided have no adequate amounts
of eligible and acceptable assets available to enable such
bank or banks to obtain sufficient credit accommodation from
the Federal Reserve bank through rediscounts or advances
other than as provided in Section 10 (B)," there is a further
clause saying that "such advances may be made to a lesser
number of such member banks if the aggregate amount of
their deposit liability
constitutes at least 10% of the entire de¬
posit liability of the member banks within
such district." The
to what the borrowing group has to do
They must obtain
the "consent of not less than five members of the Federal
question arises
Reserve Board."
What else must they
The answer is
that they must "deposit with a suitable trustee, representing
the entire group, their individual notes made in favor of
the group, protected by such collateral security as may be agreed
upon.''1 In other words, all that the amendment requires
as security is that the borrowing group of banks must pro¬
vide "such collateral security as may be agreed upon."
Apparently the security may embrace anything and every¬
thing that may at any time come into or be in the possession
of a bank—railroad
stocks, real estate mortgages, and
what not.
There are some other qualifying clauses, such as
that "any Federal Reserve bank making such advance shall
charge interest or discount thereon at a rate not less than
1% above its discount race in effect at the time of making
such advance," and that "no such note upon which advances
are made by a Federal Reserve bank under this section shall
be eligible under Section 16 of this Act as collateral security
for Federal Reserve notes."
Furthermore, "no obligations
of any foreign government, individual, partnership, associa¬
tion, or corporation, organized under the laws thereof shall
be eligible as collateral security for advances under this
section."
But aside from these minor qualifications and
exceptions, all that the borrowing group need do to secure
the advances is that they must be "protected by such collat¬
eral security as may be agreed upon." , Apparently also
such group borrowing may be indulged in anywhere, at
any time, in fair weather conditions or stormy.
There is still another provision for new loans in the
amending Act.
This is contained in the second section of
said amending Act.
Senator Glass says with reference to
do?
this: "The second section of the bill had
one
a
twofold purpose,
being in the interest of the country banks
from financial
and commercial centers
as
to
so
detached
be unable to
or more, the other purpose being to
privileges of this provision the large banks
in the money centers usually identified with considerable
speculative transactions."
In this case also the permissible
collateral as security for the advances is not defined.
This
provision is to be in force only for a year, that is, until
March 3 1933, and is to be applicable "in exceptional and
exigent circumstances, and when any member bank having a
capital of not exceeding $5,000,000 has no further eligible
and acceptable assets available to enable it to obtain adequate
credit accommodations through rediscounting at the Federal
Reserve bank or any other method provided by this Act
other than that provided by Section 10 (A)."
In this
instance "any Federal Reserve bank, subject in each case
to affirmative action by not less than five members of the
Federal Reserve Board, may make advances to such member
bank on its time or demand promissory notes secured to
form
of five
groups
exclude from the
the satisfaction of such Federal Reserve bank."
in this instance the
There
are
qualifying conditions as in the case
of loaning to the group banks, namely, that the borrowing
institutions must pay interest on such advances "at a rate
not less than 1% per annum higher than the highest dis¬
count rate in
same
effect at such Federal
Reserve bank
on
the
date" of the obtaining of the advance; also that the notes
the borrowing institution shall not be eligible
as collateral security for Federal Reserve notes.
As to the
security to be given by the borrowing bank, the provision
simply is that "the Federal Reserve Board may by regu¬
lation limit and define the classes of assets which may be
accepted as security for advances made under authority
of this section."
The provision as to group banking is,
as already stated, a permanent one, while the provision as
to advances to individual needy banks is limited to a year,
or until March 3 1933.
As a matter of fact, the individual
needy banks would seem to have been adequately provided
for by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
The net
result of the whole legislation would seem to be that the
Reserve banks will be carrying a larger or smaller quantity
of assets which cannot be readily disposed of where now no
non-liquid assets of this kind are permissible.
given
"In
as
in order to get che advances referred to ?
by
As to the third
particular in which the Reserve Act has
been amended, this grants permission to back up Federal
Reserve note issues in part with United States Government
obligations where insufficient commercial paper is available
for the purpose.
It is clearly an important departure, and
it does mean inflation to the extent that the privilege is
availed of, whatever may be said to the contrary.
Stress
is laid on the advantages to be derived from the extra
amount of so-called "free gold" that the Reserve banks will
have at their disposal as a result of the change in the law.
The amendment, however, does not add a single dollar to
the amount of gold in the vaults of the Reserve institutions.
It simply releases a certain amount of gold which previously
served as additional gold backing for the Reserve notes,
beyond the 40% legal gold reserve required to be held as a
minimum.
Under the change United States obligations
may be substituted for the gold held in excess of 40%.
tribute to the
"patriotic non-partisanship" exhibited by the
members of both Senate and House of both
parties in speeding the measure to enactment.
of the President's statement was as follows:
The text
signing this bill, which comprises an essential part of the recon¬
struction program,
I desire to
appreciation to the leaders and
express my
members of both Senate and House of both parties,
in
its enactment.
who have co-operated
non-partisanship shown in
The fine spirit of patriotic
carrying out the emergency program is, I know, appreciated by the
country.
:
whole
■
"The bill should accomplish two major purposes:
"First:
In
a
this bill is
sense
national defense measure.
a
the vast amounts of gold in our Federal Reserve System
gold
to
or
required by law) it
reserve
meet
so
as
to enable them
available
beyond question
conceivable demand that might be rn^de on
any
By freeing
(in excess of the
increases the already large
of the Federal Reserve banks
resources
them at home
from abroad.
"Second:
It
liberalizes
existing provisions with regard to eligibility
collateral and thereby enables the Federal Reserve banks to
of
furnish accom¬
modations to many banks on sound assets heretofore unavailable
for redis¬
count purposes.
"The gradual credit contraction during the last
indirectly
from
originating
causes
in
foreign
eight months, arising
countries
continued
and
domestic deflation, but more directly from hoarding,
has been unquestion¬
ably the major factor in depressing prices and delaying business recovery.
"This measure I
am
signing today, together with the additional capital
provided for the Federal Land Bank and the creation of the Reconstruc¬
tion
Finance
Corporation,
will
and open the channels of credit
to serve the needs of
"I trust that
will reach out
our
strengthen our whole credit structure
so
as now
to
permit our banks more adequately
agriculture, industry and commerce.
banks, with the
to aid business
and
assurances
and facilities now provided,
industry in such fashion as to increase
employment and aid agriculture.
"I
am
confident
that the further non-partisan measures
tion to assist the earlier payment of depositors
of reconstruc¬
in closed banks, to apply
rigid economy in government expenditures, to balance the budget, to re¬
form railway regulation, and so forth, will be dealt with by the
Congress
in the
received.";'
spirit of co-operation that these questions have already
same
NO
IMPROVEMENT
A somewhat
IN TRADE
BUT
BETTER
SENTIMENT.
cheerful sentiment seemed
to prevail
February, based perhaps upon hopes of
tangible results from the relief measures being engineered
at Washington, but this was not reflected in any increase in
the volume of trade and even the customary seasonable in¬
crease was lacking in most lines of trade.
Car loadings told
a story of still continuing shrinkage, recording a heavy fall¬
ing off as compared with the corresponding period of 1931,
even after the heavy falling off in
1931 as compared ivith
For the week ending Feb. 6 these loadings in
1930 and 1929.
1932 comprised only 574,756 cars as compared with 719,053
cars in the corresponding week of 1931, 886,701 cars in 1930,
and 955,981 cars in 1929.
In the week ending Feb. 13 the
figures were 562,465 cars as compared with 720,689 in 1931,
893,140 in 1930, and 957,498 in 1929, while for the week end¬
ing Feb. 20 the figures were 572,606 in 1932 in comparison
with 713,156 in 1931, 827,560 in 1930, and 905,503 cars in
1929.
In the steel trade there was a complete absence of
any signs of improvement.
The "Iron Age" at the beginning
of the month reported the steel mills of the country as being
engaged to 28% of capacity, but the next week reported a
decrease to 27% of capacity, and then a reduction to 26%,
with the rate for the week ending March 1 27%.
In its
issue of Feb. 27 the "Iron Age" noted that expectations of
the steel industry that a belated seasonal rise of some pro¬
more
in business during
portions would occur were borne out by the announcements
of leading producers of bars, plates and shapes of a $2 a ton
advance in
ness
the
prices of these products, effective on busi¬
for the second quarter of the year.
This
move,
it stated,
efforts of the flat-rolled branch of the
followed closely the
with
In the
same issue,
however, that publication reported that price
adjustments in iron and steel were downward as well as
upward.
"A reduction of $4 a ton on copper bearing steel
pipe," it stated, "followed a drop of like amount the previous
week on wrought iron pipe with which it competes."
That
paper also stated that the leading producer of silvery iron
industry to stabilize prices of sheets and strip steel,
grades now firmly quoted at higher levels.
some
and Bessemer ferrosilicon had announced lower
prices rang¬
ton on the commonly used grades.
of March 3 the "Age" commented as follows
ing from $1 to $4.50 a
issue
its
In
on
prevailing conditions:
Pig iron production in February
gained almost 6% over that of January,
April 1931.
Last month's
in January.
The total
for the month, which had two less working days than January, was 964,280
tons, compared with 972,784 tons.
In February 1931 the total was
figured on the daily rate, the first increase since
daily output was 33,251 gross tons, against 31,380
1,706,621 tons, or an average of 60,950 tons a day.
There
having
were
was
gone
a
net gain of four
Steel ingot production
On March 1, 65 furnaces
Feb. 1.
probably made
a
smaller gain in February than
And the rate of ingot output failed to gain
tions being estimated at
The
blast furnaces during the month, seven
in while three were blown out.
active against 61 on
pig iron.
this week, opera¬
26%, the same as for last week.
"Age" made the composite price
March 1,
of finished steel,
2.037c. a pound, the same as a month earlier, and
comparing with 2.142e. tat the corresponding date in the
previous year. The composite price for pig iron was given
as $14.48 a gross ton as against $14.65 a month earlier and
$15.71 at the close of February in the previous year.
The
composite price of steel scrap was put at $8.23 March 11932
as against $8.33 a month earlier, and $11.17 in 1931.
President Hoover signed the measure on Saturday, Feb.
27, and then issued a statement explaining its aim, calling
it a financial bulwark certain to help business and paying a
leaders and
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MONTHLY
THE
COURSE
The non-ferrous
OF THE
NON-FERROUS METALS.
metals also remained depressed, and this
particularly true regarding copper, which kept declining
still lower prices.
On Feb. 2 the export price
refined copper went to what was called a new historic
low as Copper Exporters, Inc., the world sales agency of
is
to lower and
of
6
MONTHLY REVIEW
producers, quoted 6%c.
pound c.i.f. Hamburg, Havre and
a previous quotation of 7%c.
maintained by leading sellers.
Copper for domestic ship¬
London.
ment
a
lowered
was
Feb. 1 from 7c.
on
Feb. 3 the announcement
on
from
custom
some
burdened
came
smelters at
factories at Connecticut.'
that
with
On
a
pound to 6%c., and
that copper was available
6%c.
Feb.
a
pound delivered in
10 the
statement
came
ever-growing surplus of copper,
custom smelters had slashed prices for both the domestic
and the foreign trade to new all-time low levels.
The
an
vdomestic price was reduced to 6c.
a pound Connecticut Val¬
ley basis, and the export quotation to 6%c. c.i.f. European
ports.
A heavy demand for copper having resulted abroad
from these slashes in price an increase in the
quotation of
Copper Exporters, Inc., from 6%c. a pound to 6%c. then
occurred, while the domestic price rose a quarter of a cent
to 6%c.
Later the export price dropped to 5%c., and
the domestic price to 5%c.
Here in New York electrolytic
copper was reduced on Feb. 2 from
7%c. to 6%c.; on Feb. 5
6%c., and on Feb. 10 to 5%c., then it came back to 6c. on
Feb. 13, which price was maintained
unchanged until Feb.
25, when the price was reduced again to 5.75c., and on Feb.
to
29
further
was
York
reduced
reduced
was
Feb.
5.50c.
to
Lake
5 from 6%c.
New
at
copper
to 6%c., and further
reduced to 6%c. Feb. 12, then marked
up on Feb. 16 to 6%c.,
but reduced again to 6%c. Feb. 23.
Lead at New York
remained unchanged at 3%c. a
pound until Feb. 26, when
was a reduction to
3%c.
Tin fluctuated irregularly,
usual, with the price at New York Feb. 29 22.05c. against
there
as
21.70c. at the close of
low
as
THE
This compared with
as
21.45c.
January;
Feb. 10 the price was
on
TEXTILE MARKETS AND THE COURSE OF SILK AND RUBBER.
The
sentiment
AND
ITS
PRODUCTS—MARTIAL
LAW
FOR
LIMITING
PRODUCTION AGAIN DECLARED ILLEGAL.
In petroleum, efforts to curtail the production of oil in
Texas again were -an absorbing feature
during February.
On Feb. 4 Governor Sterling of Texas reduced the allowable
output of the East Texas arOa^from 100 barrels daily for
each well to 75 barrels, the orderv being effective from
friu m. Feb. 5. The Magnolia Petroleum Co. announced on
Fob. 3 that its wells in the East Texas oil field would be
as
result
a
purchases
the
would
well
a
be
made
daily six days
on
the
same
a
week, and that
basis.
However,
Magnolia Co. abandoned its Sunday shutdown program
in the East Texas oil field on Feb. 21 and announced that
it would produce 65 barrels per well seven
days a week from
its own leases and would purchase oil on the same basis.
Proration by military order in the East Texas field was
declared illegal by a Federal Court on Feb. 18.
The decision
by three judges of the Federal Court, which made per¬
manent a temporary injunction restraining the Texas Gov¬
ernor, Ross S. Sterling, Brigadier-General Jacob Wolters in
charge of the National Guard troops in the field, and Adju¬
against 6.70c.
the
at
cloth
Fall
at
month at 3c.
Constantin,
J.
E.
Wrather
and
other
independent
operators.
In
its
decision the Court declared civil authority under the United
States Government was supreme over military power.
"We
cannot have
a
military force that is not and will not be
subordinate to the civil authorities."
The opinion also said:
"The military cannot in any State or case take the initiative
or
assume
to do
anything independent of the civil authori¬
government of civil, not military, forces.
The militia in active service, and in every
emergency that
arises in such service, is subordinate to the civil
powers.
ties.
Ours is
a
The soldier and the citizen stand alike under the law.
Both
must
Com¬
obey its commands."
However,
the
Railroad
mission stepped in at the request of the Governor and issued
orders
similar
issuing its
per
conditions to
the event of
to
those
given by Governor Sterling.
In
well order the Commission dwelt upon field
substantiate
a
the
legal aspect of its action in
Court attack, as a prevention of waste.
It
judicially decided that from the testimony of the hear¬
ings of Aug. 25 1931 and Feb. 12 1932 a physical waste of
gas and oil would ensue if it did not make this
ing
ruling. Pend¬
appeal to the United States Supreme Court the State
an
militia
is
the orders
the
being kept
in the East Texas field to enforce
of the Railroad
different
parts
of
Commission.
the
country
Price changes in
were
less
numerous
than usual, and in the following we show the leading
changes
of the month both in the case of crude oil and in the refined
products:
Crude Oil.
Feb. 25.—-South Perm Oil Co.
announces
advance of 5c.
price of Pennsylvania grade crude in Eureka pipe lines.
mean
per
barrel In
This does
change in delivered price, and accrues to producers only
as
not
result
of 5c. reduction in pipeline charge for gathering oil.
8.—Standard
Oil
Co.
of
New
Jersey
per
He.
per
gallon
New price is 11 He.
gallon.
Feb. 17.—Standard Oil Co. of New
Jersey reduces retail price of gasoline
He.
per
gallon throughout territory, with exception of Delaware.
Tank-
wagon price not affected.
Reduction brought about by additional discount
pf He. to dealers in territory affected.
Feb. 25.—Standard Oil Co. of Ohio
per
reduces all grades of gasoline
lc.
gallon, effective in three counties.
Feb. 26.—Standard Oil Co. of New York advances service station
and
tank
wagon
gasoline prices
Rochester and Binghamton.
lc.
per
gallon in Buffalo,
Syracuse,
Utica,
February.
figure
River
At. 7c.
since
remained
pound the quotation
a
the
previous
was
Print
unchanged
throughout the
The United States
yard for 28-incli 64x64.
a
October.
figures for the month of January, made public
13, showed that 435,337 bales of lint cotton and 50,241
bales of linters had been consumed in January 1932 as
against 450,117 bales of lint and 50,688 bales of linters
in January 1931.
The reports of production, shipments and
sales of carded cotton cloths for the month of January, made
public Feb. 15 by the Association of Cotton Textile Mer¬
chants,
of
regarded
was
the
best
in
start
confirming optimistic predictions
years.
The figures covered a
The Association said that the im¬
as
many
period of four weeks.
proved market conditions distinguished the largest average
weekly sales recorded in any month since September 1929.
Sales for January 1932 amounted to 338,010,000 yards or
145.2% of production.
Shipments reached 268,899,000 yards
or
115.5% of production.
A sharp reduction in stocks
during the month, amounting to 12.5%, brought this total
down to 254,056,000 yards or approximately 100,000,000
yards less than the figure reported as of the end of January
1931.
Unfilled
orders at
yards—an
was
end
of
the month
21.5%
of
during
exceptionally
an
winter
the
the
increase
considered
seeing that
weather
were
the
favorable
during January
391,-
month.
showing,
was
un¬
usually mild and militated against the sale of seasonable
goods.
Two main factors worked in favor of the price of
One was the continued large exports of the
especially to the Far East, and secondly the fact
that planters continued to withhold their cotton from mar¬
cotton.
raw
»
staple,
ket because of
dissatisfaction
prevailing.Visible
to
run
they
stocks
with
of
the low level
cotton,
far in excess of the totals of the
were
by
of prices
continued
year When
The wool market also was
small.
means
no
however,
previous
quiet and prices were well maintained.
the
in
Price changes at
five rug companies
confined to adjustments in
spring floor coverings opening by
New
York
Feb.
on
1
were
line with those made
in December.
by the majority of rug manufacturers
Attendance of buyers was at first disappoint¬
ing, but in its Feb. 4 issue, the New York "Times" discussed
the situation
as
follows:
Firm Price
Tone Spurs Rug
Buying.
Accepting the stability of carpet and rug prices as an established fact,
buyers here for the current floor coverings opening are purchasing more
liberally than at any time in the last two years, trade reports indicated
yesterday.
The return of confidence in prices was noticed particularly
in
the axminster and wilton divisions of the
industry where buying was
heavy in the low-end ranges.
The new "highlighted" axminster patterns
are selling
freely in retail ranges of $30 to $50. Wiltons are active at prices
to $100.
up
Silk
part
prices
of
suffered
February
further
(after
sharp
declines
advance
in
the
the
latter
middle
of
the month) as a result of the disturbed conditions in the
Far East growing out of the military conflict
between
some
Japan and China in the Shanghai area.
Associated Press
advices from Yokohama at the opening of the month stated
that the Yokohama Raw Silk Exchange, principal source of
the raw silk supply of the United States, had
suspended
operations in the afternoon owing to a drop of almost 20%
in quotations during the morning session.
From Tokio
Feb. 3 Associated Press accounts said
Silk
Exchange remained
closed,
but
that the Yokohama
prices
on the Kobe
Exchange had risen in reaction from the previous
day's sharp decline.
On Feb. 29 Japanese double extra
13-15 deniers were quoted at $1.67%@$1.70
against $1.87%
@$1.90 Jan. 30; $1.85@$1.90 Dec. 31; $2.20@$2.25 on Nov. 30
Silk
and
also
on
Oct. 31j, and comparing with $2.25@$2.30
Sept. 30; $2.50@$2.55 on Aug. 31; $2.30@$2.40 on July 31;
$2.35@$2.40 on June 30; $2.22%@$2.27y2 May 29; $2.35@
$2.40 April 30; $2.55@$2.65 March 31; $2.70@$2.75 Feb. 28
and $2.85@$2.95 Jan. 31 1931, and $4,70@$4.75 on Jan. 31
1930.
In the 20-22 deniers, Japanese crack double extra
were quoted at
$1.70@$1.80 Feb. 29, against $1.95@$2.00
Jan.
30; $1.85@$1.90 Dec. 31; $2.30@$2.32% Nov. 30; $2.10
@$2.15 Oct. 31; $2.25@$2.35 Sept. 30; 2.45@$2.55 Aug. 31;
$2.25@$2.30 July 31; $2.40@$2.50 June 30; $2.07% @$2.12%
May 29; $2.25@$2.30 April 30; $2.50@$2.60 March 31; $2.65
@$2.70 Feb. 28; $2.85@$2.90 Jan. 31 1931, and $4.60@$4.65
on
Jan. 31 1930.
Crude
announces
during
evidences of improved
curtailment of output and better
Census
on
Feb.
quiet
was
Feb.
Gasoline and Kerosene.
reduction in "Stanavo" aviation gasoline, tank car.
Jan. 30.
on
highest
was
tant-General W. W. Sterling from interfering with produc¬
tion of wells owned by the plaintiff,
Eugene
of
a pound, spot cotton on the New York Cotton
Exchange
touching 7.15c. on Feb. 25 and closing Feb. 29 at 7c. as
.
limited to 75 barrels
remained
maintenance of price levels., Raw cotton advanced to above
150,000
..
markets
goods trade there
7c.
This
PETROLEUM
textile
In the cotton
rubber
prices
suffered
a
further bad
Feb. 5 rubber futures fell below 4c.
a
break
and
pound for the first
time
on
record
in organized rubber trading when thje
February contract sold at 3.98c. on the Rubber Exchange
of New York.
Later in the month prices dropped still
lower.
Tire prices to large commercial dealers were also
again marked down. A 10% cut in the prices of automobile
tires to
large commercial dealers
Ohio
Feb. 22.
be
no
on
was
At the same time it
announced in Akron,
was
stated there would
change in the price of retail tires.
Goodrich, Firestone,
General and Goodyear joined in announcing the reduction,
but denied originating it.
In a letter on Feb. 23 to inde¬
pendent dealers in automobile tires F. A. Seiberling, Presi¬
dent of the
Seiberling Rubber Company, voiced his opposition
MONTHLY
to
the action of
companies
tire
in
manufacturers
Far
selling to large oil
prices quoted to independent
retail dealers.
He urged the dealers to resist this policy
by protesting to the manufacturers. In the New York mar¬
at
below the
or
ket ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery were quoted Feb.
29 at 3% @3 ll/16c. against 4 5/16@47/16 Jan. 30; 4 13/16c.
bid and 415/16c. asked a pound Dec. 31; 4 5/16@4%c. on
Nov. 30; 4 9/16@4%c. Oct. 31; 4y2@4%c. Sept. 30; 5@5V8c.
Aug. 31; 5%@5%c. July 31; 613/16@6 15/16c. June 30;
6^c. bid May 29; 5%@6c. April 30; 6%@7c. March 31; 7%@
7%c. Feb. 28; 7%@Sc. Jan. 31; 8%@8y2c. Dec. 31 1930,
and 15%@15%c. Feb 28 1930.
COURSE1
OP
GRAIN,
PRICES.
SUGAR
AND
COFFEE
Grain prices did not show any very
wide fluctuations, but,
on the whole, manifested a hardening tendency.
The March
option for wheat in Chicago closed Feb. 29 at 57%c. against
an
opening price of 56%c. on Feb. 1.
In the meantime
however, the price touched a low of 53%c. Feb. 10 and a
high of 59y2c. Feb. 19.
The May option for wheat in
Chicago after opening at 59 %c. Feb. 1 closed Feb. 29 at
61%c.,
selling meanwhile
as
low
as
56%c. Feb.
1C
and as high as 63c. Feb. 19.
At Winnipeg the May option
closed Feb. 29 at 67c. in comparison with the opening
Feb. 1 of 63%c., the low for the month having been
Feb. 5
oats
at 62 %c.
moved
price on
reached
Corn and
Feb. 25.
The March option for corn
and the high at 69c.
distinctly lower.
in Chicago, after advancing from 37%c. to 39%c. on
closed Feb. 29 at 35*4c.
May corn at Chicago, after
Feb. 1,
moving
up from 40%c. to 42c. Feb. 1, closed Feb. 29 at 391/4c.
May
oats in Chicago closed Feb. 29 at 24%c. as against 26%c.
on
Feb.
1.
France had
Press advices
raised
from
Paris
Feb.
25
stated
that
the amount of
foreign wheat permitted
in domestic millers' grists for the fourth time since Feb. 1.
The latest figure allows the use of 25% of foreign wheat
and this apparently compares with only 3% at the opening
The
raw
A
sugar
market
sugar
The wholesale price of refined
remained
sugar
in this market, how¬
fixed
on Jan. 13.
Observers expressed the opinion that the differ¬
ences
between Cuba and Java, the two most important
members of the Chadbourne Plan, were the underlying cause
of the weakness in sugar.
The inability of these two coun¬
tries to come to an understanding over production quotas
caused heavy selling.
Coffee prices did not change greatly.
No. 7 Rio for spot delivery was quoted at 7}4c. Feb. 29
against 7%c. Jan. 30; 7@7*4c. Dec. 31; 6^@6%c. Nov. 30;
5%@6c. Oct. 31; 5%c. Sept. 30; 5y2@5%c. Aug. 31; 5%@
6c. July 31; 6%@7c. June 30; 6%c. May 29; 6% @6%c.
April 30; 5^c. March 31; 5y2@5%. Feb. 28; 6%c. Jan. 31,
and 7^4@7%c. Dec. 31 1930.
No. 7 Santos was 8y2c. bid
Feb. 29 against 8%c. Jan. 30; 8@8*4c. Dec. 31; 7^4@7%c.
Nov. 30; 7^4c. bid Oct 31; 6%@7c. Sept. 30; 6%@6%c.
Aug. 31; 7%@7%c. July 31; 8y2@9c. June 30; 8y2@8%c.
May 29; and the same figures for April 30; 7%@8c. March
31; 7%@8c. Feb. 28; 8%@9c. Jan. 31; 8%@9%c. Dec. 31
1930, and ll^c. Oct. 31 1930.
ever,
unchanged
IMPROVEMENT
at
IN
4.15c.,
HOG
the
quotation
PRICES.
.
According to a dispatch to the New York "Times" from
Chicago on March 1, hogs sold on that day at the highest
price since Jan. 7, the top being 5c. higher than the previous
day, at $4.40 a hundredweight, while the average was up
a
to
resistance than they had counted upon was en¬
by the Japanese, and airplanes and artillery were
promptly called into use gainst the unfortified civilian area
with its dense Chinese
population.
Additional naval con¬
tingents also were landed, and against these the diplomatic
representatives of the United States, Britain, France and
Italy protested vigorously at Tokio.
The protests appa¬
rently included more than mere objection to the landing of
troops in the International Area, London reports revealing
that they took the form of verbal remonstrances
against the
precipitate action of the Japanese forces in Shanghai.
With sanguinary
fighting in progress, both the Chinese
and Japanese Governments took
steps early in February to
lay their respective cases before the bar of public judgment
more
countered
throughout the world. The Chinese Government an¬
nounced Jan. 31 that a manifesto had been issued
calling
upon
all members of the League of Nations and all signa¬
Kellogg-Briand pact and the Nine-Power Treaty
tories of the
"to take immediate effective action in fulfillment of their
sacred obligations undertaken under such
pacts and treaties."
Japanese Government took action the same day for
international consultations, Foreign Minister Zoshizawa re¬
questing the Ambassadors of the United States, Britain
The
and France to
use their influence to have Chinese
troops at
Shanghai withdrawn beyond a suggested neutral zone.
Joint proposals for the cessation of hostilities and the in¬
auguration of negotiations for settlement of the dispute
followed Feb. 2, the Governments of the United
States,
Britain, France and Italy joining in this endeavor.
The
proposals, as announced officially at Washington, contained
five points, as follows:
1.
Cessation of all acts of violence
on
both sides forthwith
ing terras:
2.
3.
on
the follow¬
■
No further mobilization
or
.
preparation whatever for further hostili¬
ties between the two nations.
4.
became further demoralized and
not only dropped below lc. a pound, but
the latter part of the month sold down to 0.87c. prices
previously unheard of; on Jan. 30 the quotation was 1.06c.
raw
7
t
Withdrawal of both Japanese and Chinese combatants from all points
of mutual contact in the Shanghai area.
of the month.
Cuban
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like amount to $4.10.
The market was quoted as steady
10c. higher, with best grades in good demand.
Other
kinds
sold slowly.
"In the last seven weeks the top has
$4.35 on ten days and $4.20 on tweltedays, while
to-day's extreme showed 30c. above the recent low point.
been
Most sales
were at $3.85 to $4.20, with light
lights quoted
$4 to $4.30; light weights, $4.10 to $4.40; medium weights,
$4 to $4.40;heavy weights, $3.80 to $4.10, and packing sows,
$3.40 to $3.65."
at
Protection of the
International Settlement by the establishment of
neutral zones to divide the
combatants; these zones to be policed by neu¬
trals; the arrangements to be set up by the consular authorities.
5. Upon acceptance of these conditions prompt advances to be made
in
negotiations
to
settle
all
outstanding
controversies
between
the
two
nations in the spirit of the Pact of Paris and the resolution of the
League
of Nations of Dec.
9, without prior demand
aid of neutral observers
Although the
or
or
reservation and with the
participants.
Chinese
Government
acceptance of these points, Japan made
announced
prompt
reply which brought
to a halt.
It was indicated that Japan was
ready to cease hostile acts on assurances that Chinese troops
would immediately halt their activities, but freedom of
action must be retained in the event of menacing and dis¬
turbing activities.
The grave and difficult statement
followed that "in view of the unreliability of the Chinese in
the past and the gravity of the present
situation, the Jap¬
anese Government finds it
impossible to renounce mobiliza¬
tion or preparation for hostilities."
The fifth point also
proved unacceptable to Tokio, the reservation being made
that discussion of questions between China and
Japan with
the aid of foreign observers and
participants would be per¬
missible only if the Manchurian issue was
excepted.
This
reply was published Feb. 4, and the Tokio Government
announced the same day that a full army division of troops
would be sent to Shanghai to relieve the naval forces there.
In the two following weeks the battle at Shanghai de¬
veloped on a steady scale, both sides sending in reinforce¬
ments as speedily as possible.
Chinese troops apparently
engaged, in so far as it proved possible, only in defensive
operations, but the Japanese offensive was extended until
it involved the whole of a front reaching from the Inter¬
national Settlement to the Woosung forts at the mouth of
the Whangpoo River, a distance of 15 miles.
At Shanghai
itself the struggle revolved throughout around the native
area of Chapei, which was
completely ruined in the repeated
a
the efforts
aerial and land bombardments and the fires which the shells
started.
The area housed 200,000 people before the fighting
began, but observers who entered it during lulls in the con¬
as a city of the dead.
Losses at Chapei
were
estimated at more than $100,000,000.
The
Japanese made remarkably little progress, and it was every¬
flict described it
THE
FOREIGN
DEVELOPMENTS
IN
THE
SHANGHAI
CRISIS
INTENSIFIED.
Foreign developments again included some that were
profoundly disturbing. The Japanese invasion of the
Chinese areas contiguous to the International Settlement
at Shanghai continued in a ruthless manner.
This move
by Japan, which began Jan. 28 as an attempt to terminate
by force the anti-Japanese boycott of the Chinese and other
anti-Japanese incidents, caused ah outbreak of what can
only be described as a full-fledged war, although both the
contestants refrained from warlike declarations in outward
deference
to obligations under the Kellogg-Briand
Treaty
League of Nation's Covenant.
Japanese attention
was called sharply to the conflict of declarations and actual
procedure, both by the United States Government and the
League Council, and at the close of February there were some
indications that the diplomatic protests were exercising some
restraining effect.
Mediatory efforts by foreign countries
brought about a series of conferences between Chinese and
Japanese leaders which, however, were without definite
and the
results.
...
Apparently determined to drive Chinese forces to
siderable
distance
from
the
International
a con¬
Settlement
at
Shanghai, Japanese naval contingents began an attack on
Chapei area just outside the Settlement early Jan. 29.
the
alone
where assumed
that the
Commander of the naval forces,
Admiral Shiozawa, had erred gravely in his estimate of the
military prospects.
was
shown
Feb.
That this view
7, when Admiral
shared in Tokio
Nomura superseded
was
Shiozawa in command.
The Japanese Government appro¬
priated 65,000,000 yen early in the month to defray the costs
of the Shanghai expeditionary force.
Foreign Office officials in Tokio, disturbed by the sharply
unfavorable reaction in other countries to the procedure at
Shanghai, issued a long statement Feb. 6 in which it was
reiterated that Japan had no wish to wage a war of aggression.
An international "feeler"
conference
was
sent out at the
of world powers on
cating that Japan wished to
same
time for
a
China, Tokio reports indi¬
propose at such a conference
the demilitarization of the five ports of
Shanghai, Canton,
Hankow, Tientsin and Tsingtao.
Among other points, the
suggested proposals would include establishment of a neutral
zone 20 miles deep around these
ports, it was said.
It was
immediately made plain in Washington that any such plan
would be
promptly and vigorously rejected if it were ever
formally known to the United States Government.
While the fighting was
developing, Japan took action in
another direction, announcing a new Manchurian
federation
made
Mukden, Feb. 17. This
step was generally considered probable as an aftermath of the
Japanese military occupation of Manchuria.
The Chinese
leaders were prompted by Japanese advisers in setting up
this new Government, an Associated Press report from
as a
virtually independent State at
Mukden
stated.
A
"declaration of independence" was
that relations would be severed with
issued, which indicated
Government at Nanking, and an adminis¬
trative committee organized to transact State business.
The new State was to be known as Ankuo, which means
"land of peace," and its national emblem to be the discarded
five-barred flag of China, emblazoned with the Rising Sun
of Japan.
The form of government was to be Republican,
and the projected Constitution was to be based on the prin¬
ciple of autonomy of the State, vesting of sovereignty in the
people, equality of races, co-operation among racial elements,
and maintenance of the Open Door policy.
Formal an¬
nouncement of the establishment of this independent State
was made at Mukden after an elaborate banquet attended
the Nationalist
by 25 Chinese and 78 Japanese.
Despite all efforts by foreign governments to arrange
settlement terms for the Sino-Japanese dispute at Shanghai,
vast and desperate scale began Feb. 20. . This
greater scale followed the arrival
of 20,000 troops from Japan, and the reinforcement of the
Chinese army by crack troops from General Chiang Kaishek's divisions.
It was estimated that Japan had about
fighting
on a
renewal of the conflict on a
men in line, supported by heavy artillery and exten¬
airplane squadrons.
Chinese forces were estimated from
50,000 to 60,000.
Statements were issued by the Japanese
General, Kenkichi Uyeda, calculated to induce withdrawal
by the Chinese to a distance of 20 kilometers from the
International Settlement, but these were calmly disregarded
25,000
sive
by the Chinese General, Tsai Ting-kai, who declared his men
would hold Chinese territory at all costs in the face of the
invading armies.
A thunderous
bombardment opened the
battle, and after
laid down in typical World
War fashion, Japanese troops swept forward in the en¬
deavor to take the terrain that had defied their efforts in
the three previous weeks.
Once again, however, the Chinese
put up a stubborn resistance, and to the suprise of all the
world the Japanese were held in check.
The fighting was
fiercest at the village of Kiangwan, two miles north of the
International Settlement, where the Japanese apparently
hoped to pierce the Chinese lines and double back on the
Settlement, forcing the withdrawal of Chinese troops.
This
movement proving entirely unsuccessful, a meeting of the
Japanese Cabinet was held Feb. 21 and the decision reached
to double
the forces at Shanghai.
Accordingly. 25,000
further Japanese troops were moved to Shanghai in the final
days of the month in preparation for still greater efforts.
Casualties were extremely heavy on both sides in these en¬
gagements, which continued throughout the closing days of
last month and into March, but there was no official indica¬
tion of the actual extent of the losses.
The fighting con¬
tinued to the end of the month, but with Japan now making
rapid progress in driving the Chinese back.
There were, during the closing days of February, a number
an
extensive artillery barrage was
highly important international repercussions to the
Shanghai affair.
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson took
the most important action, this consisting of a letter to
Senator Borah, Chairman of the Foreign Relations Com¬
mittee, in which the principle of the Open Door in China was
again reiterated in no uncertain terms.
The communication
was sent in reply to a question by Senator Borah whether,
in the opinion of the Secretary of State, the Nine-Power
treaty has become inapplicable or ineffective, or in need of
modification.
After carefully reviewing the
diplomatic
of
background of the Nine-Power treaty and the Kellogg-Briand
pact, Mr. Stimson declared in his letter, which was pub¬
the recent events in China and espe¬
cially the hostilities in Manchuria and at Shanghai, "far
from indicating the advisability of any modification of the
treaties we have been discussing, have tended to bring
home the vital importance of the faithful observance of the
covenants therein to all the nations interested in the Far
East."
If the treaties had been observed, the present situa¬
lished Feb. 24, that
tion could not
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8
recent
possibly have arisen, Mr.
Stimson said, as
under any circumstances
obligations of the covenants of the
developments cannot
be reconciled with the
'
treaties.
Mr. Stimson
commented succinctly on the
inter-relations
signed in late years.
In the Washing¬
ton naval treaty, he pointed out, the/United States sacri¬
ficed its commanding position in battleship construction and
agreed to abandon some fortifications at Guam and the
Philippines.
This action was predicated upon, among other
things, the self-denying covenants contained in the NinePower treaty, which assured the nations of the world not
only of equal opportunity for their Eastern trade, but also
against the military aggrandizement of any other power at
the expense of China, he added.
The policy of self-denial
against aggression by a stronger against a weaker power re¬
ceived/a powerful reinforcement by the execution of the
Pact of Paris, or Kellogg-Briand pact.
"We see no reason," Mr. Stimson said, "for abandoning
the enlightened principles which are embodied in these
treaties.
We believe that this situation would have been
avoided had these covenants been faithfully observed.
And
no evidence has come to us to indicate that a due compliance
of the various treaties
with them would have interfered with the adequate protec¬
legitimate rights in China of the signatories of
On Jan. 7 last, upon the
instruction of the President, this Government formally noti¬
fied Japan and China that it would not recognize any situa¬
tion, treaty or agreement entered into by those Governments
in violation of the covenants of these treaties, which affected
tion of the
those treaties and their nations.
the rights of our Government or its citizens in China.
If a
similar decision should be reached and a similar position
by the other governments of the world, a caveat will
placed upon such action which, we believe, will effectively
bar the legality hereafter of any title or right sought to be
obtained by pressure or treaty violation, and which, as has
been shown by history in the past, will eventually lead to
the restoration to China of rights and titles of which she
taken
be
may
have been deprived."
Also of great
importance was a decision by the Council of
the League of Nations, taken
into extraordinary session on
Feb. 19, to call the Assembly
March 3 for consideration of
Means were discussed at Geneva
for inviting the United States to participate, but no action
was taken along this line in February*
In strange contrast with the warlike developments at
Shanghai was the formal opening of the World Conference
on
Limitation and Reduction of Armaments, which took
place at Geneva, Feb. 2, in the presence of the delegations
of 54 nations.
No great hopes of astonishing achievements
were held out by observers at Geneva, as the six years of
preliminary conferences had made plain the two opposing
schools of opinion on the problem which made distinct
progress improbable.
It was confidently predicted that the
delegations would divide into two main groups, with France 1
and her military allies supporting the thesis that security
must precede disarmament, while Britain, the United States
and other nations would contend that disarmament must
be effected in order to achieve security.
This division was
realized in the subsequent meetings of the general con¬
ference, but some of the national programs proved highly
the Sino-Japanese
conflict.
interesting.
.After the meeting was
Henderson,
formally declared open by Arthur
organization of the gathering
presided,
who
Five main committees were appointed
land, sea and air arma¬
ments, and with the political and budgetary aspects of
disarmament.
The first general statement was that of
Andre Tardieu, head of the French delegation, placed before
the conference Feb. 5.
The views were essentially in accord
with the oft-proclaimed French thesis of security before
disarmament, but they were far more drastic than any
previous declaration of the Paris Government.
They pro¬
vide for the raising of the authority of the League of Nations
quickly followed.
to deal with the
into
a
three categories of
states.
with power over an international
stipulated arms and ships of member
virtual super-state,
police force and certain
Sir John Simon
placed practical proposals before
gathering, Feb. 8, in an address in behalf of the British
Government in which he called for the fixing of maximum
limits on armaments beyond which the nations would bind
themselves not to go.
The international agreement sug¬
the
gested would also exclude
certain instruments and methods
Specifically, he proposed the limitation of
effectives for military service, the abolition of the submarine
and chemical warfare, and the reduction of weapons of
offense. "Armaments are useless as instruments of world
of
warfare.
peace," Sir John said, and "a high level of armaments is no
substitute for security."
"The convention framed at the
Preparatory Disarmament conferences would be acceptable
to Britain as the basis for the current discussions," he said,
"and the results of the Washington and London naval con¬
ferences also should be embodied in the general treaty
formulated at Geneva." "We are ready to co-operate in
whatever methods are found most practical for an agreed
reduction in the size of ships and the maximum gun calibre,
as well as in any practical
application of the principle of
prohibiting land guns above a certain calibre,'' the British
statesman continued.
He pleaded earnestly for practical
results, as "failure now means nothing short of unmeasured
and immeasurable calamity."
In direct contrast to the
French position, Sir John proclaimed that a high level of
armaments is no substitute for security.
"The security
which we set before us as our ideal is security for all, and
security for all fundamentally depends on armament re¬
duction," he declared.
The French program was
again urged upon the conference
by M. Tardieu, Feb. 8.
"We are con¬
vinced," he said, "that disarmament without organization
of peace would place an unfair premium upon sheer numbers
and technical ability."
With obvious reference to German
aspirations for revision of the Versailles Treaty, M. Tardieu
warned that the delegates did not meet to remake the map
of the world.
Public opinion is. tired of so many conferences
without result, and any engagement, however short, simple
and limited, will be a substantial achievement, he declared.
It was with this thought in mind that France submitted its
scheme, he continued.
The French aim, as outlined in the
address, is to build on the basis of the League Covenant,
rather than to seek a new basis.
"Despite the reduction in
armaments to which she has spontaneously consented, France
is ready to undertake a contractual agreement to limit her
armaments for a determined period," he said.
American proposals were laid before the Geneva gathering,
Feb. 9, by Hugh S. Gibson., as Acting Chairman of <^ur delein
a
further speech
MONTHLY
gation.
ence on
The United States entered the first world confer¬
the limitation and reduction of armaments with the
determination
to leave
nothing undone to achieve substantial
Pointing out that develop¬
produced altered conditions
of international
relationships, Mr. Gibson declared that the
American Government "is prepared to consider any form of
military limitation and reduction which promises real progress
toward the feeling of international security, protection against
surprise, and restraint on the use of arms for purposes of
aggression."
Every nation must maintain adequate military
forces for internal order, and provision must also be made for
sufficent military strength to defend the national territory
against aggression and invasion, he said.
It follows, that
the problem before the conference is to establish, by honest
scrutiny and agreement, the margin that now exists beyond
what is essential for maintenance of internal order and defense
of territories, he added.
Practically all the nations of the
world have now pledged themselves not to wage aggressive
war, Mr. Gibson pointed out, and "we believe this conference
progress, Mr. Gibson stated.
ments of the last 10 years have
should and
can devote itself
to the abolition of weapons
devoted primarily to aggressive war."
A list of nine main points was thereupon placed before the
which
are
conference
as
representing the position of the United States.
The list is not exclusive and contains merely some
of the
thoughts considered essential in carrying on the work of the
conference, Mr. Gibson said. The points are:
"1. The American Government advocates
convention
while
containing the outlines for
as
expressing
its
entire
willingness to give
supplementary proposals calculated
"2.
We suggest
ments concluded
ing the latter
"3.
the
consideration of the draft
convenient basis for
a
all seek.
the possibility of prolonging the existing
as soon
possible by the adherence of France and
as
We advocate proportional reduction from the figures
We advocate,
Italy.
laid down in
agreements on naval tonnage as soon as
parties to the Washington agreement have entered this
"5.
naval agree¬
Washington and London, and we advocate complet¬
at
Washington and London
"4.
discussion,
full consideration to any
to advance the end we
all
framework.
long have done, the total abolition of submarines.
as we
We will join in formulating the most effective measures to
protect
civilian population against aerial bombing.
"6.
We advocate the total abolition of lethal gases and
bacteriological
warfare.
"7.
We
advocate,
number of armed
I
as
forces
already have stated,
on
the
basis
maintenance of internal order plus
The former
of
are
of the
some
the computation
effectives
necessary
of the
for the
suitable contingent for defense.
the latter is a question
obviously impossible of reduction;
relativity.
"8.
We
agree
in
advocating special restrictions for tanks and heavy
"9.
a
guns;
in
other
words,
for
those
arms
of
a
peculiarly offensive
We
are
to
prepared to consider
a
limitation of expenditure on
prevent a qualitative race,
if and when quantitative
has been effected."
on
These bills
June 1
1932.
were
dated March 2 and
are
to mature
The amount
applied for in this instance
was $292,984,000 and the amount
accepted was $101,412,000.
The average price obtained was 99.369, which is the equiva¬
lent on a bank discount basis of about 2.50% per annum.
As the month progressed, it became known that it would
Tbe part of the Treasury program in arranging its March
financing to put out an issue of so-called "baby bonds,"
that is bonds of small denominations, in furtherance of the
Governments' anti-hoarding campaign, and on Feb. 24
Governor George L. Harrison of the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York gave out the text of a circular letter which
the Secretary of the Treasury requested be mailed to each
banking institution in the New York Federal Reserve Dis¬
trict.
The circular said, as noted in the earlier part of this
article, that the Treasury Department on or about March 7,
at the time of announcing its March financing program,
in connection with the President's campaign to put idle
money to work, and in order to meet a demand for a Govern¬
ment obligation with short maturity in small denominations,
would offer a special U. S. Treasury certificate.
The new
certificates, it was stated, would probably have a maturity
of one year and would be redeemable upon 60 days' notice
by the holder.
The interest rate would be announced at
the time of the formal offering, but in all probability would'
be in line with the current yield on 60-day Government
obligations, and not less than 1H%The certificate> would
be issued only in coupon form in denominations of $50, $100,
and $500.
Further particulars regarding this special issue
of "baby bonds," so far as they were developed during
February, will be found in the reference to the matter in
the earlier part of this article.
1 ' ';
limitation
FINANCING
OF
THE
U.
S.
TREASURY.
financing of the United States Treasury in February
1932 consisted entirely of the sale of Treasury bills for
which tenders were asked on a discount basis.
During the
month a change in the executive head of the Treasury De¬
partment occurred.
Andrew W. Mellon, who had served
as Secretary of the Treasury under three successive Presi¬
dents, namely Harding, Coolidge and Hoover—in other
words, since March 5 1921—having been tendered the post
of Ambassador to Great Britain (which post was left vacant
when Charles G. Dawes resigned to return to the United
States and subsequently was persuaded by Mr. Hoover to
act as President of the newly organized Reconstruction
Finance Corporation) and having accepted the position, and
Ogden L. Mills, who had for some years been acting as
Under-Secretary of the Treasury, in that way relieving
Mellon of
some
of
the most
onerous
tasks connected
with the administration of the Treasury Department, having
been appointed in Mr. Mellon's place as head of the De¬
Later in the month Arthur A. Ballantine,
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, was named by the
President to replace Mr. Mills as Under-Secretary of the
Treasury.
On Sunday night, Jan. 31, Secretary Mellon gave notice
that he was inviting tenders for a new issue of Treasury
bills to the amount of $75,000,000 "or thereabouts" to be
sold on a discount basis to the highest bidders.
They were
93-day bills and tenders were received up to 2 o'clock p. m.
on Feb. 4.
They wbre dated Feb. 8 1932 and to mature
on May
11 1932.
These bills were issued to replace bills
of $75,173,000 maturing Feb. 8.
The tenders aggregated
$196,873,000, of which $76,399,000 were accepted.
The
average price realized by the Treasury Department on the
tenders accepted was 99.314, or an average rate of 2.65%
partment.
annum
on
SECURITY ISSUES
DIVIDENDS
IN
FEBRUARY.
During February new financing in the domestic market
confined to municipal and public utility offerings,
was again small in volume.
The $25,000,000 issue of
the Brooklyn Edison Co., 5% gen. mtge. gold bonds,
series E, at 97 and int., yielding about 5%% was the largest
offering of the month.
The Shawinigan Water & Power
Co. offering of $6,000,000 5-yr. 6% secured notes at 97%
and int., and yielding over 6^% was the second largest
offering in the public utility group.
Below we give the month's financing, which consisted
of the following offerings:
was
a
discount basis.
This compared with
an
of 2.48% on the last sale of Treasury bills in January,
when $50,937,000 of 93-day bills bearing date Jan. 25 were
PUBLIC
an average
price
on a
discount basis of 2.48%
per annum.
On Sunday night, Feb. 7, announcement came of another
offering of 93-day Treasury bills for amount of $75,000,000
"or thereabouts" to replace $75,410,000 of Treasury bills
maturing Feb. 15.
The bills were dated Feb. 15 1932 and
to mature on May 18 1932.
Tenders were received up to
2 p. m. Eastern standard time on Feb. 11, and the bids
aggregated $211,872,000, of which $75,689,000 were ac¬
cepted.
The average price obtained was 99.287, being an
average rate on a bank discount basis of 2.76% per annum.
This was the final offering of bills under the administration
UTILITY
FINANCING.
$25,000,000 Brooklyn Edison Co.—5% gen. mtge. gold bonds, series E,
at 97 and int., yielding about 5%% and due Jan. 1
1952.
By the National City Co.
6,000,000 Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—5-yr. 6% secured notesat 97% and int., yielding over 6%% and due Feb. 1 1937.
By Aldred & Co., Ltd.; Wood, Gundy & Co.,-Ltd.; the Royal
Bank of Canada; Banque Canadienne Nationale, and Harris,
Forbes & Co., Ltd.
1,770,000 Ohio Associated Telephone Co.—1st mtge. 6% series A
gold bonds at 82 and int. to yield over 7.50% and due Jan. 1
1962.
By Bonbright & Co.
1,500,000 Central Illinois Public Service Co.—6% 1st
bonds, series I, at 88 and int., to yield over 7%.
Stuart & Co.
mtge. gold
By Halsey,
v«
500,000 Associated
Telephone Co., Dtd—1st mtge.
™i
bonds, series A, at 86 and int., due March 1 1965.
bright & Co., Inc.
.
^
-j---
5%
_gold
By Boniy
MUNICIPAL FINANCING.
$5,000,000 Newark, N. J., 6% bonds, comprising five issues, awarded
at par and accrued interest to a syndicate headed by the
Bankers Trust Co., of New York.
Due serially from 1933
to 1972 incl.
Reoffered at a price to yield 6% for the 19331935 maturities and 5.75% for the 1936 to 1972 maturities.
N. Y., bonds, comprising four issues, of which
$1,790,000 5s, due from 1933 to 1962 incl., were awarded to
syndicate headed by the First National Bank, of New York,
at 100.606, a basis of about 4.93 %.
The remaining $3,000,000
consisted of 6% home relief bonds, due in 1935, which were
awarded at 100.03, a basis of about 5.99%, to the Marine
Trust Co. and the M. & T. Trust Co., both of Buffalo, jointly.
The $1,790,000 5s were reoffered at a price to yield 5.50 to
4.70%, and the $3,000,000 6s to yield 5.50%.
4,790,000 Buffalo*
a
N. Y., 6% bonds, of which $1,435,000 are
$899,000 public improvement, at par to the Bowery
Due in two years, optional after
2,334,000 White Plains,
school and
Savings Bank, of New York.
average
disposed of at
AND
and
THE FEBRUARY
per
March 2.
material
The
Mr.
Treasury Department by Secretary Mellon.
On
Ogden L. Mills, the new Secretary of the Treasury,
offered an issue of 91-day bills to amount of $60,000,000
"or thereabouts," tenders being received up to and including
Feb. 19.
This issue was to replace a like amount of Treasury
bills maturing Feb. 24.
These bills were dated Feb. 24,
and to mature May 25.
The applications aggregated $196,183,000 and the amount accepted was $62,851,000,
The
average price obtained was 99.315, or an average rate on a
bank discount basis of about 2.71% per annum.
On Feb. 24
Secretary Mills announced an offering of 91-day bills for
amount of $100,000,000 "or thereabouts," tenders being
received up to 2 p. m. Eastern standard time on Feb. 29.
These bills were to replace a similar amount maturing
Feb. 16
NEW
complementary method of direct limitation, feeling that it may prove
useful
the
of
.
mobile
character.
as
9
REVIEW
one
year.
2,122,000 Maryland (State of) 4%% certificates of indebtedness, of
which $1,997,000 mature from 1935 to 1947 incl., and $125,000
from 1935 to 1947.
Awarded to a group headed by the Chase
Harris Forbes Corp., of New York, at 96.27, a basis of about
4.74%.
Reoffered to yield 4.75 to 4.50%.
2 082,000
Syracuse, N. Y., bonds awarded as 6s to the Guaranty Co.
York, the National City Co. and the Marine Trust
Buffalo; jointly, at 100.01, or an int. cost basis of
Included in the award were two issues of welfare
bonds and one revenue bond issue, maturing from 1933 to
1937 incl.
Reoffered to yield 5.50%.
of New
Co.
of
5.99%.
2,000,000 Boston, Mass., 4% % traffic tunnel bonds, at par to a group
headed by the First National Old Colony Corp., of Boston.
Due on March 1 1982, optional in 1952.
Reoffered to yield
4.60% to optional date, and 4.75% thereafter.
The city also
sold a $1,000,000 tax anticipation loan
in February on a
5%% int. rate basis.
The loan matures Oct. 6 1932.
10
MONTHLY
2,000,000 San Francisco (City and County of), Calif., 4H% Hetch
Hetchy water bonds reported sold at par to a group headed
by the American Trust Co., of San Francisco.
Due $50,000
annually from 1938 to 1977 incl.
1,500,000 St. Louis County, Mo., 5% road bonds, due on March 1
from 1937 to 1952 Incl., purchased by a syndicate headed by
the Continental Illinois Co., of Chicago, at 98.16, a basis of
about 5.19%.
Reoffered at par.
,
1,000,000 Delaware (State of) 4% highway bonds purchased at par
by the sinking fund commission.
Due in 40 years, optional
at 105 on any int. payment date after the first year.
Changes in dividend declarations in February were again
numerous and again included many of an unfavorable nature.
The following table, divided into two sections, namely,
"Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes," gives
the more important of the changes:
FAVORABLE
CHANGES.
REVIEW
Chemical Paper Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. of 1H % on the 7% cum. 1st pref.
stock
Clark
Columbus
State-Western States Life Insurance Co.—Quar.
stock increased from 65c. a share to 75c. a share.
California
div.
on
the capital
Utilities
Commonwealth
class B common
Corp.—Resumes
stock by payment of 25c.
divs. on
a share.
the
A
class
and
on
sh. on the
of Ogden (Utah).—The company on Jan. 1 last
div. of 25c. per share on the class A and class B stocks.
previously been erroneously stated that the Jan. 1 dividend had
sh. to 25c.
a
25c.
sh. to 15c.
a
on
the
no
par
stock reduced
com.
share.
a
a
share.
j
Railroads of
Consolidated
V
.
Cuba.—Quar. div. on the 6%
H of 1% a share.
pref.
cum.
stock reduced from 1H% a sh. to
Cookeville
Ltd.—Quar. div. of $1
Co.,
a
sh.
on
the 7%
pref. stock
cum.
omitted.
Copley Square Trust, Boston, Mass.—Semi-ann. divs. of 2H% on
5% cum. pref. stock and 1H % on the com. stock, both omitted.
Corporation Securities Co. of Chicago.—Quar. div. of 1H%
the no par com. stock omitted.
Co., Chicago.—Quar. div. of 15c.
share
a
omitted.
sh. on
a
the common stock
on
v
■
the
■'
^
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc. (N. Y.).—Quar. div. on the no par common
stock reduced from 60c. a share to 30c. a share.
David & Frere, Ltd.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the no par class A
stock omitted.
,
Corp.—Quar. div. of 25c.
pref. stock omitted.
Distillers
share On the 5% cumul.
a
Corp.-Seagrams, Ltd.—Quar. div. of 25c.
common
been passed.
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—Initial div. of 20c. a share on the com. stock.
stock omitted.
com.
the capital stock omitted.
Denver Tramway
a reg. quar.
It had
sh.
Credit Co.—Quar. div.
Commercial
from 40c.
a
Commercial Solvents Corp.—Quar. div. on the com. stock reduced from
First Security Corp.
paid
a
Mortgage & Title Insurance Co., Newark, N. J.—Semi-
div. of 50c.
ann.
Crane
Ainsworth Mfg. Co.—Special div. of 50c. a share on the common stock.
The last payment on this issue was 25c. a share on Dec. 1 1930.
omitted.
Equipment Co.—Quar. div. of 25c.
stock omitted.
share on the
a
Draper Corp.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on the capital stock,
pared with a quar. div. of $1 a share paid previously.
as com,
,
Gallagher Drug Co.—Quar. div. on the 7%
$100, resumed by payment of 1%%.
pref. stock, par
cumul.
Duff-Norton Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock reduced from
35c. a share to 25c. a share.
Gillette Safety Raxor Co.—Resumes div. on the no par common stock
by the payment of 25c. a share.
Eastman Kodak Co.—Extra div. of 75c.
Globe Underwriters Exchange, Inc.—Div. of 25c. a share on the
stock as against 15c. a share paid previously.
Edison General Italian Electric Co.—Div. of 8%
capital
share on the
a
common
stock
omitted.
for 1931 as against
12% paid a year ago for 1930.
,r;:. .r-.,.
Controller & Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock of
75c. a share as compared with $1.25 paid previously.
Harrisburg (Pa.) Hotel Co.—Extra div. of 50c. a share on the common
stock in addition to the reg. semi-ann. div. or$1.75 a share. '
Electric
Importers & Exporters Insurance Co. of New York.—Resume divs. on
the capital stock by payment of 50c. a share.
Electric Storage Battery Co.—Quar. divs. of 75c. a share on both the
common and preferred stocks.
This compares with $1 a share paid
New York Transit Co.—Initial quar. div. of 10c. a share on the new $5
par
stock by payment of a quar.
div. of 37He. a share.
UNFAVORABLE
Bond
Employers' Group Associates.—Quar. div.
Engineers Public
duced from 40c.
CHANGES.
sh. on the com.
Fiat
a
of America.-—Quar. div.
on
the 6%
cum.
pref. stock
reduced from $1.50 a sh. to 75c. a share.
Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. on the com. stock reduced from
30c. a sh. to 15c. a share.
Industries,
Inc.—Quar.uiv.
the
no
Corp.—Quar. div. of \%%
on
on
par
capital stock
decreased from 37Hc. a sh. to 25c. a share.
American Aggregates
stock omitted.
stock
mon
a
omitted.
Aluminum
the 7%
pref.
v
Bank Note Co.—Quar. diV. of 50c. a sh.
on
the com. stock
omitted.
Co.,
Inc.—Quar.
omitted.
div. on the 7%
cum.
pref. stock
'
■
American Laundry Machinery Co.—Quar.
reduced from 50c. a sh. to 30c. a share.
div.
stock decreased
share to 35c.
a
stock re¬
the common
share.
on
omitted.
the capital stock
In 1931
Fidelity Union Title & Mortgage Guaranty Co. (N. J.).—Quar. div.
of 25c a share on
the capital stock omitted..
(Marshall) Field & Co., Chicago, 111.—Quar. div. of 62Hc.
the no par
common
a
share on
stock omitted.
Financial Institutions, Inc.—Div. of 12He. a share on the common
stock as against a div. of 25c. in cash and 2% in stock paid previously
on this issue.
In our issue of Feb. 5 1932 we incorrectly stated that
divs.
the
on
stock
common
were
omitted.
Ford Motor Co.,
ago
Belgium.—Annual div. for the year 1931 omitted.
div. of 75 francs less tax was paid on this issue.
a
A
Formica Insulation Co.—Quar. div. on common stock reduced from 25c.
a
share to
Game well
share
Chain
a
on
(Turin, Italy).—Annual div. due at this time omitted.
9% was paid.
the semi-ann.
cum.
American Arch Co.—Quar. div. on the no par capital stock reduced from
50c. a sh. to 25c. a share.
,j;,. • '•
American
on common
Service Co.—Quar. div.
div. of
year
American
2 1932.
Jan.
Federal Motor Truck Co.—Quar. div. of 5c. a share on the no par com¬
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.—Quar. div. of 25c.
Co.
on
from 25c. a share to 20c. a share.
United States Shares Corp.—Extra div. of 20c. a share on the
Trust Shares, series B.
Aluminum
both issues
stock omitted.
Second Investors Corp.—Resumes div. on the $1.50 cumul. con v. pref.
stock
on
Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.—Quar. div. of 12Hc. a share on the common
capital stock.
to
12Hc. a share.
Co.—Quar. div.
25c.
the common stock reduced from
on
75c.
a
share.
a
General Alliance Corp.—Div. payments on the capital stock suspended.
Recently the stock was reduced to a 60c. annual basis.
General
50c.
a
Asphalt Co.—Quar. div.
share to 25c.
the common stock reduced from
on
share.
a
the no par com. stock
General Empire Corp.—Quar. div. on the capital stock decreased from
25c. a share to 10c. a share.
(The) Arnold Print Works, North Adams, Mass.—Quar. divs. of
on
the 7% cum. partic. pref. stock and 1%% and $1.75 a sh., respectively,
on the 7% cum. pref. stock and on the 2d pref. stock, all omitted.
General Motors Corp.—Quar. div. on the common stock reduced from
American Safety Razor Corp.—Quar. div.
decreased from $1.25 a sh. to 75c. a share.
on
SS. Lines.—Quar. div. of 1H%
pref. stock omitted.
Atlantic Gulf & West Indies
non-cum.
on
the 5%
Atlas Powder Co.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock decreased from
$1 a sh. to 50c. a share.
the no par com. stock cut from 25c.
Mich.—Quar. div. of 37Hc. a share on
cumul. "A" conv. pref. stock omitted.
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Quar. div. on the com. stock reduced from
87c.
sh. to 50c. a share.
a
•
Bankers National Investing Corp.—Quar. divs. on the com. class A
and B stock decreased from 50c. a sh. to 32c. a sh. and on the com.
stock from 12Hc. a sh. to
Belden Mfg.
8c. a share.
Co.—Quar. div. on the capital stock of 25c. a sh. omitted.
Bendix Aviation Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock
from 25c. a sh. to 15c. a share.
Bobbs-Merrill Co.—Quar. div. on the com. stock reduced
15c.
a
reduced
from 30c. a sh.
share.
the capital stock of $1 a sh. omitted.
Bradley Knitting Co., Delavan, Wis.—Quar. div. of 1%% on the 7%
cum. 1st pref. stock omitted.
Brill Corp.—Div. on the class A stock
of 34c. a sh. was paid on this issue.
omitted.
On March 16 1931 a div.
v
$2.60 cum. class A stock of
60c. a sh. paid previously.
Brown Fence & Wire Co.—Quar. div. on the
a
sh. compared with a quar. div. of
Budd Wheel Co.—Extra quar. div. of 75c. a
sh. on the 7% cum. partic.
pref. stock omitted.
Bulova Watch Co.,
conv.
Canadian International Investment Trust, Ltd.—-Quar. div.
a share on the 5% cumul. pref. stock omitted.
sh.
on
the 5% cum. conv.
Ltd.—Quar. div. of 1H% a
pref. stock omitted.
on
a
the
com.
stock reduced from $1.75 a sh.
.
-Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Div.
50c.
of $1.25
& Paper Investments.
Canfield Oil Co.—Quar. div.
to $1 a share.
sh. to 25c.
Goodman
a
75c.
a
share.
Mfg.
Co.—Quar.
div. on
the
stock reduced
common
a
on
the
no par
capital stock reduced from
share.
(F. & W.) Grand-Silver Stores, Inc.—Quar. divs.
conv. pref. stock of 1%% and on the 7% cumul.
1 H% a share both omitted.
on
the 6H% cumul.
pref. stock of
conv.
Great Northern Paper Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock reduced
from 75c. a share to 60c. a share.
Guardian
Realty Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Quar. div.
pref. stock reduced from $1.75 a share to $1.25
Hall Printing Co.—Div. of 30c.
a
on
the 7% cumul.
share.
a
share on the common stock
omitted.
','
Harbison-Walker
'
Refractories Co.—Quar. div. on the common
12Hc. a share.
r
Hart-Carter Co.—Quar. div. on the $2 cumul. conv. pref. stock of 25c.
a share omitted.
Hazeltine Corp.—Quar. div.
share to 12Hc. a share.
on
the capital stock reduced from 25c.
compared with
share
a
a share on the capital stock
previously.
paid
cumul.
1st
pref. stock and 2%
on
a
as
the 7%
the 8% cumul. 2nd pref. stock both
on
omitted.
Hudson Motor Car Co.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the no par common
stock omitted.
Illinois
Central RR.—Semi-annual div. of 3%
on
the 6% non-cumul.
pref. stock, series A, omitted.
conv.
Insull Utility Investments, Inc.—Quar. divs. of $1.50 a sh. on the $6
cumul. 2d pref. stock, $1.37 a sh. on the $5.50 prior pref. stock and 1H%
on
the
common
stock all omitted.
International Cement Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock
decreased from 75c. a share to 50c. a share.
International Harvester
Corp.—Quar. div.
on
the no par common stock
reduced from 62Hc. a share to 45c. a share.
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Quar. div. on the no par
common stock due about March 31
omitted.
International Salt Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock reduced
from 75c. a share to 50c. a share.
International
share
on
Securities
Corp. of America.—Quar. divs. of $1.50 a
cumul. pref. stock and $1.62H a share on the 6H%
stock omitted.
the 6%
pref.
Central Public Service Corp.—Quar. div. of 1H % in stock on the no
par class A stock omitted.
international
Iron Fireman
50c.
(The) Higbee Co., Cleveland, Ohio.—Quar. divs. of l%%
Central States Edison Corp.—Quar. div. of 75c.
pref. stock omitted.
,
sh. on the 7% cumul-
stock
reduced from 25c. a share to
cumul.
a
from
share to 62He. a share.
in stock
Inc.—Quar. div. of 87He. a sh. on the $3.50 cum.
pref. stock omitted.
Ganadian Power
share.
a
Railway Signal Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock decreased
Heyden Chemical Corp.—Div. of 25c.
Booth (Cotton) Mills.—Quar. div. on
30c.
share to 50c.
Georgia RR. & Banking Co.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced
from 2*A% a share to 2H% a share.
German Credit & Investment Corp.—Semi-annual divs. on the $7
cumul. 1st pref. stock of $3.50 a share and 87Hc. a share on the 25%
paid 1st pref. allot, ctfs. both omitted.
(W. F.)
(The) Bellefield Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Quar. div. of 50c. a sh. on the
7% cum. pref. stock omitted.
to
a
75c.
Baldwin Rubber Co., Pontiac,
the $1.50
75c.
General
from $1.25 a share to
Atlantic Securities Corp.—Quar. div. of 75c. a sh. on the $3 cum. pref.
stock omitted.
.Atlas Stores Corp.—Quar. div. on
a sh. to 15c. a share.
General Gas & Electric Corp.—Quar. div. of 7He. a share on the class B
common stock omitted.
Silver Co.—Quar. div.
1H% to 1% a share.
on
the
7%
cumul.
pref.
stock
decreased from
15c.
a
Mfg. Co.—Quar. div.
share to 10c.
a
share.
on
the common stock reduced from
MONTHLY REVIEW
Kemper-Thomas Co.,
b.ocic reduced
Norwood,
from 75c.
Ohio.—Quar.
Kentucky Rock Asphalt Co.,
pref.
stock
duced from 62He.
Stores,
Inc.—Quar.
Gas
from 2%
share
a
par
South American
Rys. (Del.).—Semi-ann. div. of $1.75
cum. pref. stock
omitted.
stock of
Southern New
England Ice Co.—Quar. div. of 1H%
prior pref. stock omitted.
common
div. of 1%%
div. on the no
31 He. a share.
to
the 7%
on
par
stock
common
div.
share.
a
stock, series A. omitted.
Maine Central
RR.—Quar. div. of 1 H%
the 7%
cumul.
pref.
stock
common
decreased
share to
15c.
share to 20c.
a
•••
stock reduced
common
from
the
on
stock reduced from
common
May
Department Stores Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock re¬
62Hc. a share to 45c. a share.
McLoughlin Textile Corp., Utica, N. Y.—Quar. div. of \%% on the
7% cumul. pref. stock omitted.
McWilliams Dredging
Co.—Quar. div. of 37Hc. a share on the capital
duced from
stock omitted.
Medicine
Hat
preferrod
stock
share to 75c.
a
on
the
& Scott Corp.—Quar. div.
pref. stock, series A, omitted.
Meteor Motor Car
Co.—Quar. div.
25c.
share to
a
10c.
common
Brick
no
par
of 25c.
share
Water Co.,
Elizabeth, N. J.—Quar.
stock decreased from
$1 a share to 75c. a share.
Midland United Co.—Quar. div. on
the common
Tully Participations, Inc.—Semi-ann.
the $1.25 cumul.
Motor Wheel
National Grocers
Standard
reduced from 75c.
National
omitted.
the 7% cumul.
on
div.
the no par
on
the
on
common
1H%
share
a
div. of 62He. a share
(Mich.).—Quar. div.
share to 50c.
Surety Co.—Quar.
the 7% 2nd pref.
on
the
on
stock
common
share.
a
div. of 50c.
Neiman-Marcus Co.—Annual dividend
a
share
the
on
share omitted.
Neptune Meter Co.—Quar. divs.
the class
on
omitted.
on
the
stock
common
stock
common
of
$5
stock
New
Consolidated
of
10c.
Copper Co.—Quar. div.
share
a
from 25c.
share to 12He.
a
the
on
no
a
Jersey Insurance Co.,
the capital stock omitted.
on
div.
on
the
stock reduced
common
share.
div. of 6H%
share
a
the
on
O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., San Francisco.—Quar. div. of
37Hc. a
share on the $1.50
cumul. class A common stock omitted.
Ohio Seamless Tube
Co.—Quar. div. of 1H% on the 7% cumul. pref.
stock omitted.
Okonite Co.—Quar. div, of
$1 a share on the common stock omitted.
Ontario Equitable Life & Accident
Insurance Co.—Semi-ann. div.
on the
capital stock of 20c, a share as
compared with 30c. a share paid
previously.
Oxford Paper Co.—Quar.
div. of
$1.50
pref. stock omitted.
share
a
Packard Motor Car
Co.—Quar. div. of 10c.
Paraffins Companies,
Inc.—Div.
75c. a share to 50c. a share.
the
on
Paramount Publix
Corp.—Quar. div.
a
the 5%
cumul.
&
cumul.
class
A
the
Securities
stock
Pejy,8ylva.nia Wat®'
$6
the (no par) capital
on
stock
common
of
62He.
reduced from
stock of
div.
share
a
on
omitted.
Service Co.—Quar. div.
cumul. pref. stock omitted.
Pet Milk Co.—Div. of 25c.
a share
on
of $1.50
a
of
2H%
1H%
the $2.50
share
on
the
divs. of 1M% on the
1st and 2nd pref. stocks
of $100 par value
omitted.
Co.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the
common
omitted until the annual
7% cumul.
Winterfront
stock
Pirelli
Co.
meeting in June 1932.
of
Italy.—Div. of 10% (50 lire)
paid in each of the two
preceding years.
Powdrell & Alexander,
Inc.—Quar. div.
stock omitted.
Quebec Power Co.—Quar. div.
the
on
share omitted.
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.—Quar.
from 40c.
a
share to 25c.
a
no
div.
par
i
pref. stock omitted.
and
Russ
on
partic.
class
A
stock
of
on
12H%
the common
stock of 50c.
87Hc.
of
a
the
on
1H%
share
on
on
omitted.
a
common
stock
the 7% cumul.
the $3.50 cumul.
Nov.
6% cumul. pref. stock
15
as
1931.
div. of 25c. a share
compared with 75c. a share paid on
.
Scranton-Spring Brook
Water Service
Co.—Quar. divs. on the 5% cum6% cum. pref. stock of $1.25 and $1.50 a
sh., respectively, omittedSecond International Securities
Corp.—Quar. div. on the class A com
and
stock reduced from 20c.
Shepard-Niles Crane
decreased from 50c.
a
a
&
sh. to 10c.
Hoist
a
share.
Corp.—Quar. div.
sh. to 35c.
a
on
the
omitted.
Shippers' Car Line Corp.—Quar.
$1.75
a
div.
a
sh. to $1
a
share.
reduced from 30c.
as
compared with 75c.
a
sh. to 50c.
com.
the 7%
cum.
sh.
stock
on
the
pref. stock of
the com. stock reduced from
25c.
on
div.
the com.
on
stock reduced
a
sh. to 15c.
sh.
a
United Corp.
a sh. to 10c.
on
a
40c.
a
on
'
the com. stock reduced
<
div.
on
the
com.
div.
on
the
no par com.
share.
Corp.—Quar.
sh. to 25c.
a
com.
the capital stock reduced from
share.
(Del.).—Quar.
the
on
the
on
sh. paid on Dec. 31 last.
a
Corp.—Quar. div.
a
div.
from
share.
a
stock omitted.
United Elastic
conv-
sh. to
a
■
Union Natural Gas Co. of
Canada, Ltd.—Quar. div. of 25c.
.
a
sh.
on
the
stock reduced from 18Hc.
share.
stock reduced from
United States
Envelope Co.—Semi-ann. div. on the com. stock reduced
from 4% a sh. to
2% a share.
An extra cash div. of
4% was made on
March 2 1931.
United States Foil
Co.—Quar. divs. on both the class A and B stocks
reduced from 12Hc. a sh. to
7Hc. a share.
*
United States &
Foreign Securities Corp.—Quar. div. of $1.50 a sh.
on the $6 cum.
2d preL stock omitted.
United States
Playing Card Co.—Quar. div. on the com. stock decreased
62Hc.
a
sh. to 50c.
a
share.
Utah
Copper Co.—Quar. div. of $1 a sh. on the
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—Quar. div.
com. stock
Agricultural
reduced from 60c.
a
Co., Honolulu.—Quar. div.
sh. to 30c.
a
omitted.
of \%% on the 7% cum.
red. prior pref. stock omitted.
on
share.
the capital stock
Waltham Watch Co.—Quar. divs. on
the 7% cum. prior pref. stock and
6% non-cum. pref. stock, both omitted.
Warner Co.—Quar. div. of
$1.75 a sh. on the no par $7 cum. 2d
pref. stock
omitted.
Grape Juice Co.—Extra
div.
of
omitted.
25c.
a
sh.
on
the
stock
com.
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
Co., Inc.—Quar. div. on the no par com. stock
reduced from 50c. a sh. to 25c. a share.
Westfield (Mass.) Mfg.
Co.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced
from 50c. a sh. to 25c. a
share.
omitted.
Willcox & Gibbs
Woolf
cum.
div. of % of 1% on the 6% cum. pref. stock
Sewing Machine Co.—Semi-ann.
stock of $50 par.
this issue.
com.
on
Previously
div. of 4%
on
quar. divs. of $1.25 a sh. were
Brothers, Inc.. Kansas City, Mo.—Quar. div.
pref. stock omitted.
the
paid
of 1H % on the
Worthington Pump & Machinery
Corp.—Quar. divs. of IH%
cum.
7%
the 7%
pref. A stock and 1H % on the 6% cum.
pref. B stock, both omitted.
THE COURSE OF
THE STOCK MARKET DURING
on
FEBRUARY.
During February the stock market enjoyed a sensational
and spectacular
rise, or perhaps "recovery" would be the
better
word—one
of
the
most notable in Stock
Exchange
history—and it came very unexpectedly, too, and with
abrupt
suddenness, on which account no doubt it reached the
pro¬
portions it did, but unfortunately the latter part of the
month
the market again
developed a sagging tendency and a very
The occasion for
the huge upward spurt was the news in
the morning papers
on
Thursday, Feb. 11, that President Hoover had the day
before been in conference with the leaders of the
two great
political parties, and that,
as
a
result, agreement had been
amending the Federal Reserve Act in some very
particulars.
There was not to be a complete re¬
vision of the Federal Reserve
Law, such as provided in the
Carter Glass Bill, introduced in the Senate
by the Banking
and Currency Committee of that
body (which, it was feared,
essential
would involve too much delay in view of the
controversial
features contained in that
measure), but instead there were
to be a few, but highly
important, changes which the Admin¬
istration deemed essential in the
existing situation as emer¬
gency legislation.
a
the com. stock reduced from
The provisions of the Reserve Act
so as
were
to facilitate access to Reserve
thereby making securities and assets
not
now
credit,
eligible for
that purpose a basis for loans and advances from
the Fed¬
eral Reserve
institutions, and, moreover, United States obli¬
gations held by the Reserve banks were to be made
per¬
as
notes, where
part collateral
now
security
commercial
for
Federal
Reserve
(in addition to
paper alone
the 40% gold reserve) can be so
used, with the result that
considerable amounts of gold now held as
collateral security
for Reserve notes (in the absence of a
sufficient volume of
commercial paper) would be
released, thereby adding very
substantially to the stock
and
a
„
on
Soule, Mills, New Bedford.—Quar. div.
$1.50
on
share omitted.
Skinner Organ Co.—Quar. div.
sh. to 10c. a share.
com.
share.
Sherwin-Williams Co. of Canada,
Ltd.—Quar. div. of 40c.
common
stock
capital
missible
Building Co., San Francisco, Calif.—Quar.
the
the 7% cum.
the capital stock reduced from 50c.
Underwood Elliott Fisher
Co.—Quar. div. of 50c.
stock
on
the
on
the $3 cum.
on
Mortgage Guaranty Co., Buffalo, N. Y.—Quar.
stock
to be "liberalized"
Republic Portland Cement Co.—Quar. div.
Roxy Theatres Corp.—Quar. div.
share
common
share
a
omitted.
-
compared with
a
the common stock
reduced
on
share.
Reo Motor Car
Co.—Quar. div. of 10c.
as
of 50c.
sh.
a
sh.
a
reached for
the common stock omitted.
Hosiery Co., Milwaukee, Wis.—Quar.
Pines
&
div. of 25c.
considerable part of the gains were lost.
Corp.—Quar.
pref. stock omitted.
Pennsylvania Investing Co.—Quar. div.
the $6 series A cumul.
common
on
share omitted.
on
share
a
stock omitted.
on
on
Wheeling Steel Corp.—Quar.
Newark, N. J.—Semi-ann.
New Orleans Texas &
Mexico Ry.—Quar. div. of $1.75
capital stock, par $100, omitted.
Pennsylvania Bankshares
;
div. of \%%
div. of 75c.
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Co.—Quar.
75c. a sh. to 50c. a share.
Welch
share.
New
;
Investing Co., Inc.—Quar.
Waiaula
Bedford (Mass.) Investors
Trust.—Semi-ann. div. on the ctfs.
beneficial interest of $50 par reduced
from $1.25 a share to 90c. a
of
share.
a
pref. stock omitted.
Texas
Corp.—Quar. div.
25c. a share.
capital
par
omitted.
Bedford Cordage
Co.—Quar.
New
Sun
a
A and B common stocks
(A. E.) Nettleton Co.,
Syracuse.—Quar. div. of 1H% on the 7% cumul.
1st pref. stock omitted.
Nevada
12Hc.
Struthers-Wells-Titusville Corp.—Quar.
pref. stock
from
Co.
a
stock of 12He.
common
Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. of \%%
stock omitted.
National
sh. to
Stromberg-Carlson Telephone Mfg.
Co.—Quar.
com. stock
from 65c.
the
on
partic. pref. stock omitted.
Corp.—Quar. div.
share omitted.
a
share
a
stock of
omitted.
on
share.
a
Unexcelled Mfg. Co.,
Inc.—Quar. div.
17Hc. a sh. to 10c. a share.
Union Carbide & Carbon
6H%
the common stock both omitted.
on
Middlesex
Mitchum
the
on
the capital stock decreased from
on
Meyer Blanke Co., St. Louis.—Quar. div. of
l%%
a
sh. to 2c.
a
Guaranty Co.—Quar. div. of 32Hc. a sh. on the pref. stock omittedStix, Baer & Fuller Co.—Quar. div. on
com. stock reduced from 25c. a
7%
stock
common
of 1%%
Co.—Quar. div.
stock omitted.
pref. stock and 15c.
4c.
share.
a
Metropolitan Paving
omitted.
State
share.
a
Merritt-Chapman
cumul.
the
on
omitted.
reduced from SI.50
the 7% cum.
on
the capital stock of $100
Standard Oil Co. of Calif.
(Del.).—Quar. div. on the (no par) com. stock
decreased from
62He. a sh. to 50c. a share.
Standard
Utilities, Inc.—Quar. div. on the com. stock decreased from
Title
Greenhouses, Ltd.—Quar. div. of \%%
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.—Quar. div.
the $3.50
on
of l%% on the 7% cum. pref. stock
omitted.
Springfield (Mass.) Street
Ry.—Semi-ann. div. of 2% a sh. on the capital
omitted.
share.
a
on
omitted.
share.
a
Marine Midland
Corp.—Quar. div.
30c.
V
>.%
.•
the 5% cumul. non-voting
on
the
on
sh.
sh.
Spears & Co.—Quar. div.
on
the
on
V':-'
pref. stock omitted.,
Manhattan Shirt Co.—Quar. div.
a
omitted.
par,
a
a
re¬
(The) Le Blond-Schacht Truck
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.—Quar. div.
of 1H% on the
7% cumul. pref. stock omitted.
(Charles) Leich & Co.—Quar. div. of 1H% on the 7% cumul.
pref.
25c.
Southern Pacific
Co.—Quar. div. of $1
stock
Light Co.—Quar.
share to 1H%
a
no
Inc.—Quar. div. of \%%
stock omitted.
Laclede
the
on
11
common
omitted.
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Quar.
Kobacher
the
on
share to 12a share.
a
Kennecott Copper
Corp.—Quar. div.
12He. a share omitted.
cumul.
div.
$1,000,000,000, it
was
(somewhere between
$750,000,000
estimated)
to the so-called free
gold in the possession of the Reserve banks.
The "liberal¬
ization" provisions, it was
calculated, would be very service¬
able in extending aid to embarrassed
banks by
vitalizing
assets now more or less
"frozen," while the amendment
authorizing United States obligations as part
collateral for
Federal Reserve notes, with
resulting release of
gold,
was
REVIEW
MONTHLY
12
ployees for a voluntary reduction of 10% in wages) the
drift of the market may be said to have been steadily down¬
banks still further to increase
Government securities (already in the
intended to enable the lleserve
their
holdings
of
neighborhood of $750,000,000), besides swelling the amount
of Federal Reserve notes in circulation, while the additions
to the amount of "free gold" at command of the Reserve
institutions would serve not only to provide the 40% gold
in
be a
case
popular parlance, foreign "raids" upon the
In the eyes of the specu¬
lative community all this was interpreted as meaning infla¬
tion of a most pronounced type, though the sponsors of the
amendments denied that anything of the kind was intended
and would only admit that there might possibly be mod¬
erate inflation.
Yet, as related elsewhere, one Senator threw
caution to the winds and said:
"This bill means, in plain
metal,
or,
American
in
stocks of the metal.
terms, more money.
its course was
completely reversed on Feb. 11.
owing to a variety of unfavorable devel¬
opments, but mainly to the absence of any signs of improve¬
trade.
Then, also, Japan's military operations in
area continued to prove highly disturbing,
they carried the menace of very dangerous
possibilities that might eventuate in a general conflagration
among the nations of the world, though at the very begin¬
ning of the month this conflict was made to do duty in
advancing certain stocks that might derive advantage from
orders for war material and allied articles.
This last was
Shanghai
the
especially
as
conspicuously the case on Feb. 1, when, as already stated,
the market experienced a temporary upward reaction.
On
I am convinced that, with this
...
until
ment in
required, against all issues of Reserve notes, but
further element of strength, so it was argued,
of the continuance of foreign withdrawals of the
reserve
would
ward
The weakness was
that day,
common
on
for instance, more
than 56,000 shares of du Font
of United Aircraft changed hands
Exchange, while more than the ordinary amount
and 60,000 shares
the Stock
speculative interest was evinced in Curtiss Wright, North
American Aviation and Douglas Aircraft.
Atlas Powder
passed into law, we will for the first time be in position
to utilize the central reservoir of credit and currency, cre¬
ated for use in just such an emergency as this, but which
of
ignored in all of our reconstruction
plans heretofore. The Federal Reserve System up to this
time has been the greatest of all our frozen assets."
The effect of all this on the minds of those who had sold
stocks short can easily be imagined, especially when it is
recalled that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, with
Patent Fire Arms.
the more serious
potential capital funds of $2,000,000,000 for general relief,
had already begun to function, the Bank Money Pool to
which the banks of the country had subscribed $500,000,000
was also at work, and that the Railroad Credit Organiza¬
tion was likewise getting ready to dispense assistance to
proved an additional
bill
been scrupulously
has
that the rail¬
Finance Cor¬
These shorts simply became frightened and began
needy railroads, in addition to the assistance
roads were to get from the Reconstruction
poration.
to cover
stand
one
on
and they did not
They bid frantically against
Feb. 11, when the news referred to was dis¬
their outstanding commitments,
the order of going.
another.
also
enjoyed a little flurry, as
incident,
and as
did Savage Arms and Colt's
However, this was a mere momentary
the month progressed and
the military
operations became more extensive, attention was given
aspects of the affair. On Tuesday, Feb.
to
9,
Department at Washington found it incumbent
to revise its statement of Government needs in order to
balance the budget, which, of course, meant that further
new sources of taxation would have to be provided, and this
the Treasury
of unfilled orders on
depressing influence.
The statement
the books of the subsidiary
companies
Steel Corp. for the close of January
made its appearance on Feb. 10 and Showed a further reduc¬
tion in these unfilled orders during the first month of the
new year.
The reduction was not large, being only 87,203
tons, but it had the effect of reducing the total of such
orders to 2,648,150 tons, at which figure the back log of
orders was the smallest of any month in the whole of the
of
the United
States
The market price of copper developed
Feb. 10 stocks suffered a fur¬
ther break to a new low level since the early days of January,
though later in the day a rallying tendency was evinced
which cancelled the declines in the early part of that day.
Some stocks, however, continued depressed, and Eastman
at that half-day session was on an enormous scale, the day's
Kodak registered a decline "of 5% points for that day on
transactions aggregating
(for the two hours) 2,626,200
the action of the company in omitting the payment of any
shares, the largest volume of sales for a Saturday half holi¬
extra dividend for the first time since 1905.
day since May 3 1930, when 4,867,530 shares were dealt in.
On Feb. 11 the stock market underwent the transforma¬
For another week thereafter the upward movement con¬
tion already referred to as a result of the news that the
tinued unabated.
After which, however, the course of prices
Federal Reserve Act was to be amended so as to admit of
was again reversed, and the market once more entered upon
very extensive inflation.
The maintenance of the 10% divi¬
a
downward course, in which, as already stated, a good
dend on Union Pacific shares was another stimulating influ¬
part of the gains established during the period of the rise
ence on that day.
The rising tendency continued thereafter
were lost.
This period may be said to have extended from
until Feb. 19, helped along by a number of favoring circum¬
Feb. 11 to Feb. 19, both inclusive, and the advances in the
stances, though occasionally interrupted by adverse devel¬
case of the active specialties ran all the way from 5 to 25
opments. Thus on Wednesday, Feb. 17, there was a reaction
points, and even more.
Atchison stock, for instance, ad¬
all around, with the speculative specialties off from 1 to 5
vanced from 71 Feb. 10 to 90 Feb. 13, but closed Feb. 29
at 78% as against the opening price of 84% on Feb. 1.
Union points. Not only that, but after the close of business on
that day announcement came of the passing of the dividend
Pacific rose from a low of 65% Feb. 8 to 94% Feb. 13, and
on
Southern Pacific common.
This had the effect of caus¬
closed at 82% Feb. 29 as against the opening price of 78%
ing a big break in that stock the next morning (Thursday,
on Feb. 1, while American Tel.
& Tel. jumped from 109%
Feb. 18), the opening price being 26 against 34 the close the
Feb. 10 to 137% Feb. 19, and closed Feb. 29 at 126% against
the opening price on Feb. 1 of 113.
U. S. Steel advanced previous day. This dealt a severe blow to the whole list,
but especially to the railroad shares.
Then, however, came
from 37% Feb. 10 to 52% Feb. 19, and closed Feb. 29 at 46,
a favorable piece of news, and quick recovery ensued.
The
which compares with the opening price of 39 on Feb. 1.
favorable news was that the Bank of England had reduced
Allied Chemical & Dye spurted up from 62% Feb. 10 to 83%
its discount rate from 6% to 5%, and that two of the
Feb. 19. and closed Feb. 29 at 76% as against the opening
Scandinavian banks which generally move in unison with
price on Feb. 1 of 67%.
In the following we show the fluc¬
sterling had at the same time reduced their rates from
tuations for the month in the case of a number of the more
6% to 5%%.
Then came a final piece of stimulating news,
active stocks and also the opening prices on Feb. 1 as com¬
but of a different sort.
The New York Stock Exchange
pared with the closing price on Feb. 29, furnishing a graphic
announced Thursday night, Feb. 18, that beginning April 1
indication of the extent of the rise, and also the extent of
all members of the Stock Exchange would be required to
the subsequent reaction:
obtain the express consent of customers before their stock
could be loaned out to those who had sold short.
This, being
Closing
Range During February.
Opening
Price
in the nature of a restriction on short selling, exercised a
Price
Feb. 29.
Lowest.
Highest.
Feb. 1.
tremendous influence on speculation on Friday, Feb. 19 (the
day when the highest figures of the month were reached as
Railroads—
90
Feb. 13
78* Sale
71
Feb. 10
Sale
84 *
Atch. Topeka& Santa Fe.__
a rule, and when the month's spectacular rise ended)
not¬
Sale
9
33* Feb. 19 29
Sale 24* Feb.
31*
New York Central
withstanding that customers have long been obliged to sign
Feb. 18
37* Feb. 17 26* Sale
34
Sale 26
Southern Pacific
13
82* Sale
8
94* Feb.
Sale 65* Feb.
78 *
Union Pacific.
agreements permitting brokers to lend securities purchased
Indus. & Miscell.—
on margin, the only innovation being that now brokers are
83* Feb. 19 76* Sale
Sale 62* Feb. 10
67*
Allied Chemical & Dye
73* Feb. 19 66* Sale
Sale 56* Feb. 10
60*
to be required to obtain separate authorization in writing
American Can
Sale
Sale 109* Feb. 10 137* Feb. 19 126*
American Telep. & Teleg— 113
permitting the lending of the securities carried by the broker
2
85* Sale
Sale 83* Feb. 29 137* Feb.
131*
Auburn Automobile
19
35* Sale
on their account.
Bear operators again became frightened.
34^g Sale 26* Feb. 10 41* Feb.
Case Threshing Machine
Sale
62
19
10
65* Feb.
Sale 54* Feb.
58*
Consolidated Gas (N. Y.)
In San Francisco, after the close of the New York market
1
78* Sale
Sale 68* Feb. 10
84* Feb.
80%
Eastman Kodak
Sale
on
59* Feb. 19 54
51
Sale 46* Feb. 10
Thursday, Feb. 18, and in London before the opening
E. I. du Pont de Nemours.
Sale
Sale
19 *
17* Feb. 10 24* Feb. 13 19*
General Electric—
of the New York market on Friday, Feb. 19, there were indi¬
20* Sale
10
Lincoln's Birthday, which was a
spurted up with great rapidity.
The
day after the holiday was Saturday, when the Stock Ex¬
change is open only half a day, and when further advances
running all the way from 2 to 20 points occurred.
Activity
closed, was the day before
holiday, and prices
company's history.
additional weakness, and on
—
20*
Sale
Gillette Safety Razor
12*
Sale
12
Int. Business Machines
99*
Sale
90* Feb.
9*
Sale
General Motors
International Tel. & Tel.—_
32
North American Co.
5*
Radio Corp. of America
U. S. Steel
5
9
Sale
8* Feb.
29* Feb. 10
Sale
4* Feb. 10
20
Sale
19 101*
Sale
12* Feb.
19
10*
Sale
40
Feb.
19
35*
Sale
6* Feb.
16
5*
Sale
10 110* Feb.
the New
a
rush to cover would be made on the
York market,
opening
and this is precisely what hap¬
29*
Sale
Sale
in
of
the day.
42
37* Feb. 10
52* Feb.
25*
Sale
23
Feb.
10
Sale z37
Feb.
10
35* Feb.
44* Feb.
19
41*
13
marked the definite termination of the
rise. The rest of February the market
displayed a steadily sagging tendency.
The market now
took little notice of the fact that the Glass-Steagall Bill for
This, however,
month's spectacular
foregoing
makes
it
plain that preceding
the great
rise, which began Feb. 11, the market displayed weakness,
with the tendency of prices sharply downward.
As a matter
brief upturn on Monday, Feb. 1 (due to
the fact that the night before (Sunday) an agreement had
at last been reached between the railroads and their em¬
of fact, except
of
pened, the active stocks advancing 2 to 7 points.
Later
the day there was some reaction from the best prices
Sale
19 z46
Ex-dividend.
The
cations that
Sale
39
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg..
Woolworth (F. W.) Co
x
Feb.
19
21* Feb. 29
24* Feb.
19* Feb.
for
a
inflation of banking credit was being rushed
through with
great speed (it became a law with the President's signature
on Saturday, Feb. 27), nor did the action of the New York
Federal Reserve Bank in reducing its rediscount rate from
MONTHLY
3%% to 3%, effective Friday, Feb. 26, and the reduction
also in the Bank's buying rates for acceptances, have any
effect in reviving speculative sentiment.
The controlling
factors now seemed to be the failure of trade and industry
making to end the longcontinued depression and the poor exhibits made by the rail¬
roads in their returns of earnings for the month of January.
The steel mills of the country the latter part of the month
were working to only 26% of capacity as against 28% earlier
in the month, while the demand for copper continued very
poor and the price of the metal for delivery at factories in
Connecticut dropped below 6c. j a pound, custom smelters
respond to the manifold efforts
to
Then, also, dividend reductions and
suspensions by one corporation after another came in almost
endless succession.
Returns of railroad earnings for Jan¬
making sales at o%c.
continued to show heavy losses in gross and net earn¬
the same month of previous
years, notwithstanding the big shrinkage which the roads
suffered in 1930 and 1931.
The further losses occurred in
uary
ings alike as compared with
by
the Inter-State Commerce Commission and which were in
effect almost the whole of the month, having been put into
force on Jan. 4, though, of course, the lower wage scales did
in rates allowed the roads
face of the moderate advances
until Feb. 1.
not become effective
•
aggregated
Exchange
Stock
York
New
the
on
less than
For the whole month the sales were
1,000,000 shares.
only
shares, which compares with 64,181,836 shares
in February 1931, 67,834,100 shares in February 1930, and
77.968,730 shares in February 1929. On the New York Curb
31,716,267
only 3,975,765 shares against
if,939,237 shares in February 1931, 18,629,575 shares in Feb¬
ruary 1930, and 29,886,750 shares in February 1929.
On the
New York
Stock Exchange 358 stocks touched new low
Exchange the sales reached
shares regis¬
month.
On the
Curb Exchange February has to its credit 320 lew lows for
the year and 264 new highs.
As to the course of prices,
we have already indicated the ranges in the case of some of
the active speculative issues.
As far as the general averages
of
levels
tered
during February and 365
the year
highs for the year during the
new
concerned the 25 industrial stocks
are
month
129.16, recorded Feb. 19, with the closing price 118.44
was
against the close on Jan. 30 of 111.65.
In the case
the 25 railroad stocks the low for the month was 25.4S
Feb. 29
of
32.49 Feb. 17, with the close on Feb. 29
30 of 29.70. Bond prices quite
Feb. 10, and the high
Industrial
and
Liggett & Myers Tob 7s
Paramount-Fam-Lasky
of the improvement and
the
range
of
ser
A... 1945
A... 1957
First.
Range
First Liberty
February
During
96832
a96832
Cons
4
98»32 Feb. 26
98»32
96833
Feb. 24
fl96 83»
Feb. 26
100
98123*
4%s, 1932-1947
Fourth
Feb.
Feb. 24
97 2232 Feb.
3 1005,2
99133i
982»32 Feb.
4 1001*12 Feb. 26
.
1008,2
Liberty Loan—
4%s of 1932-1938
,
f
4 10316s2 Feb. 26
1032si
96»32
96
Feb.
1
100i»32 Feb. 26
100
9263?
9 1 2632 Fe.,
5
971*32 Feb. 29
97*82
Treasury 3%s, 1943-1947..
Treasury 3s, 1951-1955
902°32
90 232
Feb.
1
9480j2 Feb. 19
948,0
86»32
85
Feb.
5
91
Feb.19
89i%i
91 "32
91»32 Feb.
1
95<,2
Feb. 29
95
Treasury 3%s,
1940-1943..
1941-1943..
91 2*32
911632 Feb.
1
95«32
Feb. 26
62%
50
48%
50
External
1956
47
41
1958
24%
Bolivia
(Rep) ext 7s
External 8s
Brazil
6%s of 1927
Treasury 3%s,
1946-1949
87«32
84832
5
912»32 Feb. 26
9O8I32
Treasury 3%s,
a
—
IOOI32
1001332
Feb.
Feb.
18
54%
Feb. 26
48%
25
65%
6% Feb.
6
10
Feb.
2
18
Feb.
24
Feb.
1
623
Feb.
21
Feb.
2
19
66
20%
e66%
Feb.
Feb. 27
068
68
-.1957
38
33% Feb.
39% Feb. 26
39
1958
35
32
Feb.
39
Feb.
20
J38
Sept 1961
External sinking fund 6s—1963
613
11% Feb.
13
Feb.
4
12
,11%
External sinking fund 6s... 1960
11%
10% Feb.
13% Feb.
5
12%
Colombia Mtge Bk 7s of 1927.1947
22%
20
Feb.
24% Feb.
3
022%
German
1949
German International 5%s..l965
Minas Geraes (State) 6%s.. .1958
New South Wales (State) 5s. .1957
60
59
Feb.
35
Feb.
63% Feb. 15
38% Feb.16
38%
3
010%
1958
40
1959
12%
1960
6%
Brisbane
(City) 5s...
Sinking fund 5s
Chile (Rep) 6s.—.
(Rep) 7s
Peru
sink
(Rep)
fund
5s
sec s f 7s
External 6s.
-
37
10% Feb.
14% Feb.
30% Feb.
14
51
1
41
%
62
50%
Feb. 25
Feb. 19
49%
12% Feb.
1
Feb.
1
*011
6%
r50%
29% Feb.
Feb.
*11
12%
13% Feb.19
Feb.
11
7
5% Feb.
71
Feb.17
68
65
Feb.
72
1947
55%
47
Feb.
(City) 8s
1946
al5%
63% Feb. 17
Feb.13
18
Rio Grande do Sul 8s...
1946
al8
14
Feb,
18
2
18
1946
45
39
Feb.
48% Feb. 24
48
Queensland
External
Rio
Uruguay
a
Feb.
ext 7s.—1941
(State)
6s...
de Janeiro
(Rep) 8s
2.
6 Feb. 26.
6 Feb.
4.
i Feb. 25.
VOLUME
c
Feb. 5.
d Feb.
15% Feb.
9.
e
Feb.
10.
* Deferred delivery.
j Feb. 24.
OF BUSINESS
Feb.
60%
18
0 Feb.
/ Feb. 19.
I Cash sale.
27.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
1931.
1930.
1929.
64,181,836
67,834,100 77,968,730
$
$
8
113,124,500 143,543,500 120,281,500
State, municipal and foreign.. 58,413,500
55,432,000 47,095,500 47,222,500
United States Government
55,349,750
20,089,350
8,128,500
9,298,600
Month of February—
'
1932.
31,716,267
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)—
S
Railroad and miscellaneous...107,469,000
221,232,250 188,645,850 198,767,500
Total bond sales
176,802,600
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29—
188,774,680
$
284,033,500
State, municipal and foreign.. 125,107,500 119,468,500 103,812,500 109,203,050
United States Government
125,202,750
37,155,550
16,444,500
23,189,100
66,078,650 106,687,218 130,142,390
Stock sales—No. of shares
$
$
$
miscellaneous...263,310,000 289,067,500 283,776,000
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and
.513,620,250 445,691,550 404,033,000
Total bond sales
VOLUME
OF BUSINESS ON
416,425,650
THE CURB EXCHANGE.
1932.
3,975,765
3
1931.
11,939,237
S
1930.
18,629,575
$
1929.
29,886,750
$
57,403,000
57,831,000
47,198,000
47.309,000
1,934,000
2,934,000
1,544,000
3,128,000
3,018,000
3,454,000
3,051,000
3,547,000
62,271,000
62,503,Qp0
53,670,000
53,907,000
21,288,137
$
117,103,000 139,016,000
4,455,000
4,210,000
...
5,727,000
6,390,000
34,738,375
73,433,550
Month of February—
Stock sales (No. of shares)
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic
Foreign Government
...
Foreign corporate..
Total bond sales...
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29—
value)—
Domestic..
Foreign Government
9,087,202
$
—
Foreign corporate..
127.285,000 149,616,000
Total bond sales
was
market
was, was
rates.
$
$
82,756,000 112,682,000
6,930,000
7,716,000
6,283,000
6,661,000
95,969,000 127,059,000
DURING FEBRUARY 1932.
condition of
Whatever
slight easing in
change of consequence in the
no
the New York money
From
market during February.
in the direction of a
zeal and activity displayed in.
the
Washington in making credit more abundant and facilitating
access
to credit supplies through liberalizing
the provi¬
sions of the Federal Reserve law, and from the campaign
against hoarding and to check the process of deflation and
likewise to vitalize dormant or ''frozen" assets and to help
in
some
the restoration to solvency of failed banks—
would have supposed that loanable funds
and could be obtained only at prohibitive rates of
way
from all this one
were scarce
interest.
Feb.24.
Feb.
50
26% Feb.11
17
24
1957
1952
7 %s
54%
55
Feb.
5% Feb.
7% Feb.
a9%
1941
8s.
58%
50
21
6%
1969
1947
—....
external
50
57%
58%
52% Feb. 23
56% Feb. 26
23% Feb.
1955
4%s of 1928
(City) ext s f 6s
942832
Treasury 4%s, 1947-1952..
Treasury 4s, 1944-1954
Treasury 3%s, 1946-1956..
Feb.
613
Feb. 29
1959
change there
94«32
941%
— —
2
Feb.
14% Feb. 8
57% Feb. 29
External loan 5s of 1927.-.1957
Berlin
There
Loan—
3%s, 1932-1947
4s, 1932-1947
First
6
47% Feb.
46 % Feb.
46% Feb.
Sale
Feb. 29.
Highest.
Lowest.
/3
31%
34
Feb.
....1962
External 5%s—__
Australia 5s of 1925—.
Last
1932.
Sale
Feb.
10
51%
THE MONEY MARKET
Feb. 1.
052%
Feb. 19
50% Feb.
al3%
ser
6s of June 1925
prices for the month in the case of a number of selected
issues we introduce here our customary table, as follows:
Government Bonds.
119
Feb. 16
3
Foreign Bonds—
Antloquia (Dept) 7s
Argentine (Govt) 6s
Bond sales (par
show the extent
29
*30
Feb. 13
54
Feb. 19
3
Warner Bros Pictures conv 6s 1939
generally improved, and this included United States Govern¬
To
119
115% Feb.
49% Feb.
1944
6s... 1947
1932.
Highest.
Lowest.
Shubert Theatres debg 6s. -.1942
Stock sales (No. of shares)
bonds, in which very substantial advances occurred.
Feb. 29
1932.
28.60 against the close on Jan.
ment
Price
Range for February.
Price
Bonds.
Feb. 1
included in the aver¬
of the New York "Times" show that the low for the
was
103.93, reached on Feb. 10, and that the high
ages
Closing
Opening
Railroad
External
notwithstanding the tremendous
rise, with accompanying buoyancy, which occurred during
the middle of the month.
There were seven days out of the
23 on which the Stock Exchange was open when business
Trading was very light
13
REVIEW
As
a
plain matter of fact and for record purposes
that there was at no time the
it deserves to be noted here
Closing
Opening
Price
Railroad
and
Industrial
Bonds.
Feb.
Feb. 29
1932.
Convertible 4%s
1st 5s._
Boston & Maine
1932.
82
79)4 Feb. 15
1960
54
48%
Feb. 10
—1967
70
70
Feb.
1
76
Feb. 26
...
—
Highest.
84% Feb.10
.1948
1st gold 4s.
Lowest.
85%
76%
Atch Top & S Fe gen 4s
1995
Atl Coast Line 1st cons 4s... 1952
Bal & Ohio
Price
Range for February.
1
76
Feb.
3
87% Feb. 29
80
Feb. 25
82% Feb. 27
55% Feb. 17
87%
*80
g82X
53%
74%
82%
81
Feb
9
83
Feb.
5
82%
72%
67
Feb. 10
74
Feb.
16
Chic Milw & S P gen 4s ser A. 1989
60
37%
63% Feb. 25
39% Feb. 19
68%
62%
C M & St P & Pac 5s series A. 1975
58 X Feb.
8
33 X Feb. 10
Chic&N W
4%s ser A.. 1949
34
34
Feb.
4%s series E..1977
imp 5s of 1927
1967
26 X Feb. 10
65
Feb.
8
69
Feb.26
44
37 X Feb. 10
Feb. 10
46
Feb.19
46
Feb. 19
Ches & Ohio ref & imp 4 %s B
Chesapeake Corp conv 5s
conv
1995
1947
C C C & St L
Erie ref &
■Great Nor gen
44
A.. 1963
47
1930
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s
Kan City Sou ref & imp 5s.-.1950
Leh Valley
2003
(Pa) gen 4s
Mo-Kan-Tex Ry cum adj 5s. 1967
Missouri
67^
1975
4%s series E.1977
Ref & imp 5s of
Pacific gen 4s
1975
N Y Chic & St L
4%s ser C.1978
N Y N H & H 1st & ref 4%s.l967
66%
1
38
29%
68%
50
Feb.26
Feb.
10
59
Feb. 19
53
32% Feb.
9
39
Feb.
1
34
31% Feb.10
35% Feb. 15
34
to
71% Feb. 26
50% Feb.
1
148
55
58 %
38 %
50
35
70%
69% Feb. 15
Feb.
2
*68%
46%
h67
h 55
67
Feb.
9
29
Feb. 10
32% Feb.
25
20
Feb. 10
25
Feb.
1
22%
50
45% Feb. 11
52
Feb.
1
47
56
54
8
60
Feb. 16
1944
38
30
Feb. 29
41
Feb.
2
1949
35
28
Feb. 29
35
Feb.
1
39%
38
Feb.
6
45% Feb. 19
42%
<Z71%
70
Feb.
9
74% Feb. 15
74
c85%
81
85% Feb.
5
80% Feb.- 11
84% Feb. 20
82%
49
45
Feb.
10
52
52
50 X
47
Feb.
9
deb 5s 2030
Bklyn Union Elev 1st 5s
1950
Central Steel 1st 8s..1941
Dodge Bros equip conv 6s__. .1940
Internat Paper 5s series A-.1947
Int Tel & Tel conv deb 4%s_1939
Amer & Foreign POwer
flationary tendencies and to promote inflation it did seem as
if the feeling of confidence in the future, so long on the wane,
68% Feb. 17
58% Feb.
3
1
5
32
Allegheny Corp coll tr 5s
Collateral and conv 5s
rise in the stock market as a
Washington to check de¬
result of the manifold efforts at
Feb.
70%
1978
1956
4s..-.1952
under the influence of the great
Feb.
Pennsylvania RR deb g 4%s_1970
St Louis-San Francisco—
Gen 4s series A
1950
4%s series A
lack of banking
In the early^fiart of the month
Feb. 10
10
Con
loanable funds.
43
*64
66 X Feb.
45% Feb.
Western Maryland 1st
or
66
67 %
b 58
43%
43%
50 X
Sou Ry gen 4s series A
in the extreme—but there was never any
credit
might be measurably restored and that this in turn would
degrees to some improvement in trade and industry.
soon appeared that the rise
in the stock market
reflected very largely the covering of outstanding short com¬
mitments by bear operators who deemed it expedient not to
remain short while such determined efforts were being made
38
1992
N Y Ont & West ref 4s—
slightest indication of the existence of any such state of
things.
Credit was available in abundance and to be had
on easy-terms.
Confidence, however, was deeply disturbed,
as it had been for a long time previously, and lenders con¬
tinued cautious about putting out their funds—over cautious
Feb.
19
73
90
Feb. 13
1
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
58% Feb. 19
71%
70%
29%
59%
*30%
28
90
53%
lead by
But it
multiply credit facilities; and as these short accounts
closed out the stock market again displayed a sagging
were
tendency with little evidence of any real investment buying.
At the same time misgivings began to arise as to the effect
of the legislative changes which were being carried through
as part of the campaign against hoarding, particularly the
amendments to the Federal Reserve law—as to whether the
might not be to add to the prevailing distrust, here as
abroad, instead of allaying apprehensions as it had
been hoped would be the case.
The Federal Reserve Board
at Washington in its "Monthly Bulletin," made public
Feb. 24, pointed out that the volume of Reserve Bank credit
effect
well
as
14
MONTHLY
outstanding had decreased in January by
smaller than
is
usual for
the
season.
EEVIEW
DAILY RECORD
amount much
an
On Jan.
27
it
Rates
$200,000,000 less than five weeks earlier. In the correspond¬
ing period of other recent years, it was stated, the decline
in Reserve Bank credit had been
$400,000,000 to $500,000,000, reflecting largely the currency returned to the banks
after the holiday season.
The fact that/the amount of
currency returned
from circulation-^fa^ present season
between Dec. 23 and Jan. 27, was so far below the usual
amount, reflected, it was argued, the continued influence
developed to show that further
credit facilities
were
needed.
In Great Britain conditions
and on Thursday, Feb.
evidently were on the mend
18, the Bank of England felt it
expedient to reduce its
rate of discount which
ever
since the
abandonment of the gold standard the
previous September,
had been maintained at 6
% to 5 %. The following Thursday,
Feb. 25, the N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank followed suit and
lowered its rate of rediscount which had been raised the
previous September by two moves of 1% each to 3lA%,
down again to
3%.
Simultaneously the N. Y. Reserve
Bank also marked down its
buying rate for acceptances.
From one standpoint the reduction in the
buying rate for
bills was more important than the reduction in the
rediscount,
rate, since gold exports from the port of New York were
again proceeding on a huge scale (details are given further
below in our review of
sterling exchange) and any decrease
in the buying rate for bills was
plainly calculated to diminish
the inducement for
retaining foreign balances in this country.
Yet it was not
strange that the N. Y. Reserve institution
should deem it incumbent to reduce its
rate, both for dis¬
counts and for bills,
seeing that the demand for Reserve
Bank credit
was
plainly on the decline.
The total of the
bill and security holdings
(which constitute a measure of the
volume of Reserve credit
outstanding) of the 12 Reserve
banks were reported Mar.
2, at $1,710,070,000 as against
$1,796,215,000 Feb. 3.
Of course the U.S. Government cannot be left
altogether
possible factor in the money market
and certainly the U. S.
Treasury owing to the steady shrink¬
age in Government revenues, was piling up a heavy deficit,
but it had made full
provision, at least for the time being,
for its needs
through the large financing done during the
month of January, when
$228,000,000 of six months certifi¬
cates of indebtedness
bearing date Feb. 1 1932, and carrying
3^8% interest, and $145,000,000 of one year certificates of
indebtedness, also bearing date Feb. 1 and carrying 3%%
interest, were disposed of, making $373,000,000 together.
As a matter of fact the U.S.
Treasury did not make its last
call on the Government
deposits resulting from the De¬
cember financing until Feb. 25 and made
only two calls on
the deposits
growing out of the January sale of certificates
bearing date Feb. 1 1932.
The Government deposits accru¬
ing on the sale of these certificates aggregated $311,943,000
and the first call on these latter did not come until Feb.
25,
when the
depositary institutions were required to pay
$12,477,700 on Feb. 29, and the same amount on March 1,
out of consideration
as a
and the second call
was made Feb. 29
requiring the repay¬
$30,133,700 March 3 and the same amount March 4,
but still leaving
$226,720,200 subject to call.
Call loans on the Stock
Exchange ruled unchanged at
2V2% all through the month of February, this having been
ment of
the rate for renewals and for
every
loans
day of the month.
new
loans alike
on
each and
Outside the Stock Exchange call
obtainable most of the time at 234% or a con~
In time loans virtually
nothing was done and rates were nominally quoted at 3)4,
were
cession of
)4 % from the official rate.
@3%% for all dates. The demand for prime commercial
paper was light at the beginning of the month, but the supply
of paper was also down to
90 Days.
4 Months.
5 Months.
6 Months.
3%@3%
3% @3%
3%@3%
314@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%®3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%®3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
314@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3!4@3%
3%©3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3H®3%
3%®3%
3%®3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
3%®3%
3%®3%
3% @3%
314@3%
3%@3%
3% @3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3
4
3%@3%
3%®3%
5
3%®3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
3%®3%
6
Satur day
7
9
10
11
12
14
Satur day
Sun day
.......
15
16
.——
17
18
19
20
3H®3%
3%®3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
3%®3%
3%®3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
.......
Holi day
3%@3%
24
.......
26
3% @3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%®3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
314@3%
3%®3%
3%®3%
27
of four to
3
V2 @3 % %. Names less well-known moved at 4 l/i @4 34 %.
The N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank under date of Feb.
24,
gave out a statement saying that
reports received by the
N. Y. Reserve institutions from commercial
paper dealers
showed a total of
$98,401,792 of open market commercial
paper outstanding on Jan. 31 1932.
This compared with
$117,714,784 of open market commercial paper outstanding
Dec. 31 1931; $173,684,384 on Nov. 30 and
$210,000,000 on
Oct. 31.
The N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank in its
"Monthly
Review" issued March 1, stated that the first month of
1932 and of 1931 were the
only occasions since 1921 in which
January outstandings failed to show some increase from the
seasonal low point of December.
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%©3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%©3%
3%®3%
3% ©3%
3%®3%
Satur day
28
Sun day
29
-
The
3%@3%
314@3%
market
3%®3%
3%®3%
for
prime bankers acceptances was very
quiet during February. The demand was mainly for short
maturities salable at a profit to the Federal Reserve Bank.
Rates remained unchanged until the N. Y. Reserve Bank
lowered its rediscount rate from 334% to 3% on Thursday,
Feb. 25, effective the next day, Feb. 26.
The early part of
the month it was reported that one dealer had increased his
rate on 90 day paper by 34 of 1%; this dealer however
again fell in line later in the month, when the tendency
139674520
of rates
was
downward.
The New York Federal Reserve
Bank after
marking down its rediscount rate from 3)4% to
3%, also on Friday Feb. 26 marked down its buying rate
for acceptances, the rate on maturities up to 45 days being
reduced from 2%% to 2%%, the rate on maturities from
46 to 120 days from 3% to 2%% and the rate on maturities
of 121 to 180 days from 334% to 3%.
The Reserve Bank
was able however to get
very few bills either before or after
the change—not enough to counterbalance the bills running
off.
The total bill holdings of the 12 Reserve institutions,
after falling from $162,261,000 Jan. 27 to $156,100,000 Feb. 3
increased to $169,391,000, but then dropped to $133,382,000
Feb. 24 with a further reduction to $115,640,000 on March 2.
The holdings of bills for account of foreign banks was much
better maintained, the total rising from $304,777,000 Jan.
27 to $319,294,000 Feb. 10, after which there was a drop
to $313,281,000 Feb. 24, with the amount March 2 at
$311,640,000.
Open market rates for acceptances showed
no change
during the month until Friday Feb. 26, when the
N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank reduced its buying rate for
bills.
Then
rates
reduced
were
on
all
maturities
except
those for 90
days, the rate for 30 day and 60 day maturitiesbeing marked down 34, to 2%% bid and 2%% asked,
and the rates for the other maturities being reduced l/i of
1% to 2%% bid and 2%% asked for bills running 120 days
and to 3 3^ % bid and 3% asked for bills
running 150 days
and 180 days, as per the
following table.
PRIME
BANKERS ACCEPTANCES.
Call Loans
Feb.
Secured by
1932.
Accept'ces
1—
30 Days
60 Days
90 Days
120 Days
180 Days
150 Days
Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & As* Bid & Ask Bid <fe Ask Bid & Ask
2%-2%
214-2%
214-2%
2)4-2%
214-2%
2%-2%
2)4-2%
5
2)4-2%
2)4-2%
2)4-2%
2)4-2 %
2%-2%
2)4-2%
2)4-2%
2%-2%
2%-2%
4
2%-2%
2%-2%
2)4-2%
2)4~2%
2%-2%
2H-2%
2%-2 %
3—
2)4-2%
2%-2%
2H-2 %
2)4-2 %
2)4-2%
2)4-2%
2%-2%
2^-2^
2..
2H-2 %
2)4-2%
2%-2%
2%-2%
2%-2%
6
7....
8
9
13.
18—
27
but after the reduction in the rediscount rate of the New
York Reserve Bank on Feb. 26 the
range was lowered to
3%®3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
Sun day
22
28..—
close of the month, choice names
six months maturity
being quoted at 3 %@4%,
314@3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
Satur day
21
February until the
very
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
HolJ day
...
13
a minimum.
Later in the month
demand increased, but offerings continued short and
dealers had considerable
difficulty in meeting the require¬
ments of their clients.
Rates ruled unchanged throughout
the
I
Sun day
8
25
country would immediately
prosperity. Meantime nothing
60 Days.
2
embark upon
of
^RATES.
Mixed Collateral.
3%@3%
3%@3%
3%@3%
314 @3%
3%®3%
3%@3%
.
23
era
on
30 Days.
1
unsound accounts and to that extent have been beneficial
rather than the
contrary—the
new
LOAN
Feb.
1932.
of non-seasonal
factors.
On this and some
closely similar
figures showing a very substantial reduction in member
bank credit during the last three months of
1931, appeared
to be based the idea that the
country was suffering from a
lack of banking accommodation and that the need of the
moment was more banking
credit, and, accordingly, that if
huge additional volumes of such credit were made available-—
little stress being laid on the fact that the
falling off in bank
deposits must to a great extent have reflected liquidation of
a
OF TIME
was
24..—
25
26—
3)4-3
314-3
3H-3
3%-3
314-3
314-3
314-3
314-3
314-3
314-3
314-3
314-3
3H-3
3%-3
314-3
314-3
314-3
214-2%
314-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3%-3%
3)4-3%
3%-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
314-3
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
3%-3
3)4-3%
3)4-3%
Sunday
29
2%-2%
The
2)4-2%
2)4-2%
2)4-2%
2)4-2%
2)4-2%
Saturday
Sunday
214-2%
214-2%
214-2%
214-2%
Holiday
Saturday
Sunday
214-2%
2%-2%
214-2%
214-2%
214-2%
Saturday
Sunday
Holiday
214-2%
214-2%
214-2%
2%-2%
Saturday
New
York
Review had the
2%-2%
214-2%'
Federal
Reserve
following to
say
2%-2%
Bank
314-3
in
its
314-3
Monthly
concerning the acceptance
market:
"Dealers'
the
portfolios
first part of
bills
of
February,
as
tended
a
to
increase
during
decline in the amount of
buying orders received from foreign central banks
fully compensated by some increase in local invest¬
ment demand.
In view of this
situation, one bill dealei
advanced the rate for 90
day bills by %% on February 9,
with an idea of
stimulating the demand for this maturity,
Other dealers, however, maintained the rates which had be¬
come effective at the middle of
January, apparently not being
of the opinion that
money conditions warranted an advance,
since they were able to borrow funds with which to
carry
their portfolios at rates that were below the interest cost of
new
was
not
•
•
i
MONTHLY
the
bills.
Consequently
REVIEW
an offering range of 2%-2%%
quoted in the bill market until February
24 when all dealers
again quoted the 2%% rate.
"On February 26,
accompanying a reduction in the dis¬
rate from
count rate of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York anc
and showed
for 90
day bills
was
in its buying rates for
bills, dealers' rates for 30 and 60
day bills were reduced H % and 4 to 6 month bills were ad¬
justed downward by %%.
The cut in the Reserve Bank's
buying rates reduced the rate for 1-45 day bills from 2%
to 2%%, and the 90
day rate declined %% to 2%%. After
the reduction in the rate structure of the bill market,
an
increase in domestic bank buying of bills and heavy pur¬
chases by foreign banks to
replace maturities resulted m a
considerable decline in the dealers' portfolios of bills.
"Federal Reserve holdings of bills for own account were
increased moderately during the week ended February 10,
reflecting sales of bills by New York City banks to the Re¬
serve
Bank to correct
This
was
the first
a
temporary shortage in their reserves.
increase in Federal Reserve bil
reporting period of December.
For the balance of the
month, however, the Reserve Bank's
bill portfolio was reduced
by maturities, and at the end of
February was about $45,000,000 lower than at the close of
January."
As to the changes in the rediscount rates of the several
holdings
since
weekly
the
final
Reserve banks the action of the New York Reserve Bank
in
reducing its rate on Thursday Feb. 25, from 3%% to 3%,
Friday Feb. 26, has already been referred to.
effective
None of the other Reserve banks followed the action of the
New York Reserve institution, all retaining the 3%% rate.
RATES FOR MONEY AT
NEW YORK.
Week Ended—
Feb. 6.
Call loans
on
Feb. 13.
Feb. 20.
Feb. 27.
Stock Exchange—
Range for week (mixed & Indus. collat.)__ 2^@2H 2X@2X 2K@2H 2M@2^
2\i
2M
2H
2X
Week's average (mixed & Indus,
collat.)..
Time loans (mixed & Industrial collateral)—
Thirty days
Sixty days
3M@3 H 3H@3 H
3H@3 H 3X@3H
3X@3X 3X@3 H
3H@3 H 3X@3X
3X@3K 3M@3'A
T
I
Ninety days___
Four
months
^
Five months
3H@3 H 3X@3'A
3M@3& 3X@3X 3H@3 A 3X@3X
Six months
Commercial
3X@3*A 3X@3*A
3X@3H 3K@3 H
3X@3*A 3X@3X
3A@3A 3H@3'A
paper—
Prime 4 to 6 months
3*A@4
Good 4 to 0 months
4>i@4H
RETURNS
OF
THE
FEDERAL
were
condition
of
no
the
changes of
Reserve
any
3'A@4
3»A®4
4tf@4>* 4K@4H
AND
MEMBER
during
February aside
Reserve credit outstanding
was
substantially reduced, mainly owing to the inability
buying rate for accept¬
ances
fresh supplies of bills to offset the bills that
kept
constantly running off.
The 12 Reserve banks reported
holdings of acceptances of only $133,382,000 Feb. 24,
against $162,261,000 on Jan. 27; while for Mar. 2 the amount
was even
considerably smaller at $115,640,000. The discount
holdings, after more or less fluctuation from week to week,
were $828,402,000 Mar.
2, against $837,639,000 Jan. 27.
Holdings of Government securities were also lower at $740,556,000 Feb. 24, against $751,716,000 Jan. 27, but increased
to $759,955,000 Mar.
2, while "other securities" were down
to $6,073,000 Mar.
2, against $36,296,000 Jan. 27.
As a
result total holdings of bills and securities were
only $1,710,070,000 Mar. 2, against $1,787,912,000 on Jan. 27, being a
contraction for the five weeks of $77,842,000.
The volume
of Federal Reserve notes in
circulation, however, increased
somewhat, rising from $2,627,296,000 Jan. 27 to
$2,664,003,000 Feb. 3, and then
gradually declining again, but still being
$2,642,827,000 on Feb. 24 with the amount on March 2,
$2,638,488,000.
Gold holdings, of course, were reduced as
a result of the
large gold exports and on Mar. 2 were $2,938,974,000 againsc $2,986,986,000 Jan. 27.
However, the de¬
posits were reduced and accordingly the ratio of reserves
to deposits and Federal Reserve note liabilities
combined
did not fluctuate greatly, being
68.1% Mar. 2 as against
of the Reserve banks to obtain at its
67.4
Jan. 27.
One factor in the diminution in the
deposits
gradual drawing down of the deposits of the foreign
banks, thereby confirming reports that foreign banks were
converting their balances into gold for export and for ear¬
mark, which latter means for later shipments.
The total
of the foreign bank deposits Feb.
24, were down to $16,399,000, with the amount Mar. 2, $16,392,000, as against
$79,937,000 Jan. 27.
was
on
the
Broker's loans continued their downward course,
though
with upward reactions in two weeks of the month.
However,
the figures are so small now that the changes are of
very little
For Feb. 24 the item was down to $489,000,000 with the amount $495,000,000 Mar. 2 as against
$513,000,000 on Jan. 27.
On Feb. 10 the amount was only
$486,000,000. The N. Y. Stock Exchange figures showed a
slight increase for the month. These figures, as is well known,
are compiled only monthly, and for Feb.
29, the borrowings
by Stock Exchange members were reported at $524,663,758
which compares with $512,017,942 on Jan. 31;
$587,159,813
on Dec. 31; $730,151,908 on Nov.
30, and $1,354,067,350
as recently as Aug. 31 1931.
consequence.
COURSE
OF
STERLING
EXCHANGE
DURING
FEBRUARY.
Sterling exchange showed many evidences of improvement
during February and the reduction in the Bank of England
was
made
on
Thursday, Feb. 18,
the distinctive feature of the month, was in
this
improvement and occasioned no surprise.
Open market rates in London followed the Bank rate down,
declining tendency
a
before the reduction
market discounts for
3%@4%%, against 4% @5%%
at the close of
January and 3 % @4%% for three months bills
as against
5@5%%. Here in New York sterling rates showed
almost constant improvement
during the month.
On
Feb. 10, cable transfers on London, as
against $3.44%@
$3.4534 on Feb. 1, took a dip to $3.41%, but almost im¬
mediate recovery ensued and thereafter the course of rates
was almost
steadily upward until on Feb. 29 sales were
made at $3.48% @$3.48%.
The strongest factor in the
improvement was the continued importations of gold from
India, though there were many collateral circumstances
serving to promote confidence in the ultimate value of the
British pound, such as the indications that the British
budget
would show a balance on the right side at the end of the fiscal
year on March 31, and that there was a complete absence of
inflation of the British currency or of
speculation in com¬
modities or of any rise in the cost of living, all of which had
even
in the Bank rate.
In the London open
short bills on Feb. 29, were
been
feared
when
circumstances forced
Great
suspend gold payments the previous September.
Britain
to
Then also
statement was made in the British House of Commons on
Feb. 4, that the 80,000,000 sterling credit advanced to the
British treasury in August last year by France and by
a
New York bankers would be repaid when it fell due the
coming August. Shipments of gold from India continued at
a
steady pace.
Bankers stated that the influence of the
shipments of gold from India to London could hardly be
overemphasized. India regularly has remittances to make to
London which take the form of purchases of sterling with the
proceeds of sales of Indian goods. Under present circum¬
stances, however, gold is sent in place of goods. The metal
is sold principally to the Continent of Europe, and England
then obtains foreign balances which can either be moved to
London, further strenghtening sterling, or be maintained
abroad against future needs.
This movement was of great
assistance to the Bank of England in permitting the repay¬
has been
due the Bank of France
on
Feb. 1 and there
growing conviction that the British treasury is
accumulating foreign balances in this manner to aid in the
repayment of the credits becoming due in August.
a
Even in Great Britain considerable amounts of gold are
LOANS.
great consequence in the
banks
from the fact that the volume of
3H@4
RESER VE
BANKS—BROKERS'
There
was
with
ment of credits
Double and single names—
THE
6% to 5%, which
and which
line
15
being gathered
up and disposed
to be realized in converting the
of. An idea of the premium
gold into the pound sterling
is seen in the fact that speculators have been buying up gold
sovereigns in England at 30 shillings against a normal value
of 20 shillings.
The dealings range from £3 to £300, most
of the sellers being working men and city clerks.
It was
estimated that £250,000 had recently been melted and sold
in London.
Current banking opinion, both here and in
London, as well as at other financial centers, has tended
strongly to the belief that except for the desire on the part
of the Bank of England to accumulate dollars and franc
balances to meet the maturing credits in August, sterling
would be quick to rise to $4 and possibly higher and the
belief has been equally general, that British financial author¬
ities would take measures to prevent too rapid enhancement
in the price of sterling.
A substantial appreciation in the
sterling rate would obviously lower the rupee premium on
gold in India and shut down on the present movement of the
metal from that country.
As long as the Indian native is
disposed to sell his gold it has been felt that the British
Government would aid the movement, in as much as through
the resale of the gold to the Continent the operation facilitates
the building up of heavy foreign balances to be drawn against
in the future.
here
It is estimated that British dollar balances
exceed
$150,000,000 and that the Bank of England
holds a correspondingly large amount of francs in Paris.
Thus the depreciation in the value of the pound abroad and
the lack of any great depreciation in the old value of the
pound, is proving very serviceable to Great Britain in its
work of financial rehabilitation.
It is drawing out hoards of
the metal in India and not
Chancellor
of
a
little at home.
The British
the
Exchequer, Mr. Chamberlain, recently
suggested that it was unpatriotic for the London citizen to
accept the prevailing high prices for sovereigns and that the
British public should pay them into their banks.
However,
Mr. Chamberlain's advice does not appear to have greatly
impressed the man in the street.
While Great Britain has been thus successful in accumulat¬
ing gold balances at other centers, the Bank of England
showed very little change in its own gold holdings.
The
Bank's return for the week ending Feb. 3, recorded a loss in
gold of £37,157; the return for the week ending Feb. 10, a
loss of £18,728; the return for the week ending Feb. 17,
a
gain of £23,639; the return for the week ending Feb. 24,
a gain of £30,186 and the return for the week
ending March 2,
a
gain of £105,000. As another evidence of the general
improvement in the London financial situation, the London
Stock Exchange committee the latter part of February
repealed the prohibition against the carrying over of dealings
Tom
one
account to another.
On Feb. 26, the British
House of Commons by a vote of 442 to 62 passed the bill
imposing (with certain notable exceptions) a 10% duty on
all imports into Great Britain.
Among the exempted
articles are cotton, wheat, corn, and coal.
A number of
MONTHLY REVIEW
16
ships raced to English ports with goods to unload before the
imposition of the duties on March 1, by which time it was
expected the legislation would be completed and the new
duties in effect.
Canadian exchange
still continued at
a
heavy discount,
though very much lower than at one time and with the
tendency of the discount to diminish.
On Feb. 1, the
discount was 13M@13%.
Feb. 9, it was as high as 14 3-16%
and on Feb. 29 it was 11%@11%%.
the United States, as already noted,
dimensions, the bulk of it going to France,
altogether $98,400,000, but also considerable
amounts to other countries, particularly to Belgium which
took $18,000,000, and Holland which took $8,700,000.
Full
details as compiled by the N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank ap¬
pear in the following:
"The outflow of gold from this country continued through
the 24th of February, exports being composed principally of
gold which had previously been ear-marked, although these
releases from earmark for export were in part replaced by
additional earmarkings of gold for the account of foreign
central banks.
Exports for the month of February totaled
$128,500,000, of which $98,400,000 was shipped to France,
$18,000,000 to Belgium, $8,700,000 to Holland, and $2,400,000 to Portugal. Partially offsetting these exports were
$8,000,000 of gold received at New York from Canada,
$1,600,000 from India, $1,000,000 from Argentina, $1,000,000 from Uruguay, and $850,000 from Denmark, and addi¬
tional receipts at San Francisco of $19,000,000 from Japan
and $800,000 from China. In addition to these imports there
was a net decrease of $26,300,000 in the amount of gold held
under earmark for foreign account.
As a result of all these
transactions there was a net decline in this country's gold
stock during February of approximately $65,000,000."
Gold exports from
reached large
which shipped
THE CONTINENTAL AND OTHER
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
In addition to the reduction in the discount rate
of the
Feb. 18 from 6% to 5%, several of the
Continental banks also reduced their rates.
The Scandi¬
navian banks usually act in unison with the Bank of England
and on Feb. 19 the Bank of Sweden and the Bank of Norway
both reduced their rates from 6% to 5k£%.
Somewhat
earlier, that is on Feb. 13 the Bank of Finland reduced its
rate from 8% to 7%.
The Bank of Greece reduced on
Feb. 20 from 12% to 11%.
After the close of the month,
namely March 1, the Bank of Lithuania reduced from 8%%
to 7%, and the Bank of Norway and the Bank of Sweden
also made further reductions.
French exchange showed
Bank of
England
on
strength the greater part of the month, but eased off in the
closing days of February.
Cable transfers on Paris as
against 3.93%@3.93% on Feb. 1 sold on Feb. 13 at 3.93 9-16
@3.94%, but by Feb. 29 the range was down again to 3.93%
@3.93%. It seemed to be the fixed policy of the Bank of
France to reduce its foreign balances.
Gold exports to
France from the United States, as noted above, reached
large proportions, the aggregate shipments of the metal,
according to ,the compilation of/the New York Federal
Reserve Bank, being $98,400,000. Foreign exchange dealers
stated that the new freight rates for gold shipments adopted
by the Atlantic Shipping Conference would have little or no
effect upon the future gold movements other than to raise
the point for gold exports.
With interest at 3%>%, one
bank estimated the gold export point to Paris at 3.9395,
against 3.9365 previously. Most of the gold going to France,
however, did not move in response to the gold point, but
entirely independent of exchange, as in the case of the
transfer of earmarked metal.
France got large amounts of
gold, not only from New York but also from the Indian gold
arriving in the London open market from week to week. The
Bank of France increased its minting charge to 40 francs
kilogram.
This fact, together with the
higher freight rates which were announced by the shipping
company to take effect Feb. 22 (the rate was raised from
$1,700 per $1,000,000 to $2,500) caused a readjustment of
the franc rate to a new gold export point for metal from
New York to Paris, this being now calculated at around
from 20 francs per
The
3.94
Bank
of
France
continued
to
liquidate its
sight balances abroad wherever and whenever possible and
in practice this liquidation of foreign credits under prevailing
conditions could take place only through gold imports.
The latter part of the month, as already stated, French
francs displayed an easier tone, not only with respect to the
dollar but also with respect to sterling.
London and Paris
dispatches agreed in saying that the Bank of France had
ceased selling sterling for the time being.
Paris cablegrams
stated that the intention of the Bank of France to
repatriate
gold holdings at New York and liquidate the bulk
of dollar
balances was unchanged, but shipments were
likely to be confined to French liners in the future and the
process would accordingly extend over a considerable period.
Large amounts of British sovereigns continued to be imported
simultaneously with the Indian gold, but the inflow of
American eagles to France was reduced.
In order to prevent
the hoarding of American gold coin by Europeans the
Clearing House banks of New York City entered into an
informal agreement to refuse to ship gold coin where such
exports appeared to be for the purpose of taking the coins
its entire
out
of
circulation,
Feb. 2.
it
of Feb. 3 said that it
banks
was
stated
in
official
quarters
on
The New York "Journal of Commerce" in its issue
was
not
was
made clear that the action of the
binding and that in all probability private
bankers, brokers and others would continue to ship gold
coin to Europe, if the demand for it kept up.
Since the
beginning of the year weekly shipments of gold coin, it was
said, had averaged $5,000,000 and the previous week
$6,000,000 of coins had been shipped. The largest purchaser
had been Holland, it was averred, Dutch dealers buying
directly from the United States and also from European
countries.
The action, it was pointed out, did not involve
the Federal Reserve Bank at all and the latter naturally
would continue to pay gold coins to those demanding the
same.
Some of the commercial banks, it was declared, also
gold for foreign customers. They agreed of
ship bar gold, when requested. Little of the gold
coin shipped abroad, it was said, reached the foreign central
banks; it was used in circulation to a moderate extent and
to a greater degree was hoarded.
The New York "Herald
Tribune" of Feb. 3, in commenting on the movement,
remarked that since the war most currencies had been on
refused to store
course
to
gold bullion standard—that is, they will pay out gold
on demand, but not gold coin.
The Federal Reserve
and the South African Reserve Bank are indicated a3 the
the
bars
only important banks of issue which pay out gold coin freely.
The Federal Reserve System therefore has been the chief
source of supply for European hoarders in recent months.
The New York "Times" of Feb. 3 explained the action of the
Clearing House banks as follows;
To understand the action
abroad it is necessary to recall the
which such shipments
in¬
of the Clearing House banks in agreeing
formally to refuse to arrange shipments
of gold coin for hoarding purposes
long series of almost daily annoyances
have entailed for the banks since last
September.
send to some of
their less known correspondents minor parcels of United States gold coin.
These commissions, while a nuisance, the banks are willing to perform so
long as legitimate financial transactions are involved.
But when they
discover that the consignees are peddling the coins about Europe at a pre¬
mium of 5 to 10% for the use of small hoarders, patience is exhausted.
Most ot the big
banks have had almost daily requests to
The Bank of France
kept adding to its gold holdings
in
The week ending Feb. 5 it
reported a gain of 938,039,887 francs, in the week ending
Feb. 12 a gain of 470,991,706 francs, in the week ending
Feb. 19 780,731,626 francs, and in the week ending Feb. 26
large amounts, week after week.
1,244,000,000 francs.
German exchange continued largely nominal, owing to
the
and financial
the German
mark showed increasing firmness, owing to a growing feeling
that the German situation was moving towards a better
foundation.
On Feb. 3 the Reichsbank informed the Bank
for International Settlements that it had accepted a renewal
for 30 days of the $100,000,000 credit from that Bank, the
Bank of France, the Bank of England, and the U. S. Federal
restrictions surrounding all foreign exchange
transactions in Germany, but nevertheless
System, at the same interest rate as
Reserve
before.
The
Reichsbank also accepted the French terms which required
that there would be no obstacles placed in the way of the re¬
payment of the credit, if France
should fail further to renew it.
Berlin, as against 23.64^ @23.69 Feb. 1,
sold at 23.78@23.83 Feb. 24 with the range Feb. 29 at
23.78@23.81. The par of mark exchange is 23.80. On the
whole the feeling seemed to be as noted, that events were
shaping themselves more favorably for Germany.
Cable
dispatches the latter part of the month stated that in an
Cable transfers
effort
on
to prevent
the exodus of capital from Germany the
tightened its regulations concerning
Reichsbank had further
foreigners with mark accounts.
Foreigners would now be
obliged to prove the legi fcimacy of their transactions and
special permission for the conversion into foreign
of mark accounts originating abroad.
It was
announced the latter part of the month that creditors of
Germany in the United States, Great Britain, Holland,
Italy and Switzerland, other than those under the "stand¬
still" agreement, had now declared their adherence, but that
the French bankers were divided and had decided to act
individually toward their German debtors, although the
majority favored the agreement. Swedish bankers had pro¬
posed a conversion of their dollar credits into crowns, but
Germany declared unwillingness to do this. The agreement
it was announced, would become effective April 1 since
adherence to the pact now represented the bulk of the credits.
Care would be taken however that non-adherents did not
obtain
currency
receive
preferential treatment.
For the first time in five
months trading of
securities on
opened on Feb. 25, but the
prohibition against the publication of quotations remained
in force.
Measures proposed by the German Government
for liquidating the bank crisis of last July were adopted on
Feb. 22 with the merging by it of two of the leading deposit
banks—the Dresdner Bank and the Darmstaedter Und
National-Bank (Danat Bank)—and providing in co-operation
with the Reichsbank for the necessary funds to put them as
well as two other big banks—Deutsche Bank und DiskontoGesellschaft and the Commerz und Privat Bank—upon a
sound and financial basis.
The Bank of Germany for the
the floor of the Berlin Boerse was
first quarter of
February reported a loss in gold of
19,484,000
marks, but in the second quarter of February had a small
increase, amounting to 341,000 marks, and for the third
quarter an increase of 908,000 marks, with 1,095,000 marks
decrease for the final quarter of the month.
Roumanian firms having been handicapped in their trade
with several neighboring countries, principally Hungary and
Austria, by the severe foreign exchange restriction in force
in those countries, and in order to get around this difficulty
MONTHLY
REVIEW
until
the Roumanian Government issued ajdecree establishing an
"Office de Compensation" or clearing house having for its
May 15 the suspension of the gold standard. The old
suspension order was to expire on Feb. 29.
The original
suspension of gold payments by Sweden occurred on Sept. 27
1931 and the original period of expiration, Nov. 30, it is
understood was prolonged for three months. Cable transfers
on Denmark were
19.18@19.25 Feb. 29 against 18.99@19.05
Feb. 1.
The Norwegiau crown for Cable transfers was
18.87%@18.95 Feb. 29, as compared with 18.73@18.80 on
Feb. 1.
In the meantime, the rate had been down to 18.66
@18.71 on Feb. 11. The Swedish crown on cable transfers
the reciprocal settlement of commercial debts with
having limited foreign exchange transactions
according to Acting Commercial Attache Kenneth M. Hill,
Bucharest, in a report to the Department of Commerce.
Italian exchange after early weakness showed a rising
tendency.
This was explained as due to the fact that a
short interest had been built up in the lira and supplies of
exchange for covering purposes having been dried up through
commercial requirements the shorts were compelled to bid
up the rate in order to secure the necessary exchange. Cable
transfers on Rome were quoted as low as 4.99% on Feb. 1
but touched 5.23 Feb. 5 and closed Feb. 29 at 5.19M@
purpose
countries
>
5.19%.
moved almost
and
Feb.
v.
•
was
York to indicate Holland's insistence that the
be maintained and the
gold standard
ready availability of the metal for the
whenever exchange rates required settlements of
The Scandinavian exchanges moved at variance
purpose
that kind.
with
The Swedish
another.
one
crown was
weak almost the
entire
month, while the Danish crown moved higher and the
Norwegian crown, after early weakness, also advanced.
Cablegrams from Stockholm, Feb. 15, stated that thei
Swedish Government had indicated its intention to extend
RATES OF EXCHANGE
continuously downward, as already stated,
19.24@19.27 Feb. 29 against 19.32%@19.35 on
1.
vo■ ■":>'J/ ■;■
Spanish peseta took a further plunge downward,
leaving cable transfers on Spain at 7.66@7.70 Feb. 29
against 8.03%@8.14% on Feb. 1. Internal disturbances in
Spain constituted of course.one reason for the further collapse.
According to dispatches from Madrid the renewed weakness
was also due to the
permission given importers to buy foreign
exchange more freely for trade purposes.
Rumors from
the
.19.51% Feb. 1 and 19.48%@19.49% Feb. 2 sold up to
19.54%@19.55 Feb. 16, but on Feb. 29 were down to
19.33%@19.37%.
One explanation was that British,
German and other foreign capital which took refuge in
Switzerland was being converted into sterling through Paris,
owing to the steady growth of confidence in the pound
sterling. Amsterdam guilders also showed renewed weakness
the latter part of the month.
No less than $8,700,000 in
gold was shipped from New York to Holland during February
and it may be that selling of the exchange against these
shipments had a weakening effect on the Dutch guilder. At
all events cable transfers on Amsterdam after selling up from
40.24@40.26 Feb. 1 and 40.22@40.24% on Feb. 2 to
40.49 @40.54% Feb. 16, was back to .40.22%@40.26% on
Feb. 29.
A cablegram from Amsterdam early in the month
stated that the Dutch Government was planning a foreign
exchange clearing system with those countries in which
trading in foreign exchange was subject to restrictions, but
that the project had not yet been fully worked out.
Large
amounts of gold were shipped from Amsterdam to Paris and
such shipments were declared by Dutch bankers in New
was
The
countries neutral during the war the feature
the sharp drop in Swiss exchange the latter part of the
month.
Cable transfers on Switzerland from 19.50% @
In
17
Madrid also indicated that advisors to the Government
were
advocating further inflation in order to aid exports. Most
of the Spanish bankers
apparently were not satisfied with the
central foreign exchange monopoly by the three largest banks.
Exchange on South America showed no changes of any
great consequence, and,
as - heretofore,
quotations for
virtually all the South American countries were practically
nominal owing to moratoria or Government control.
A
dispatch from Buenos Aires on Feb. 18 stated that the im¬
provement in the Argentine trade balance for 1931 was so
marked that the Argentine Government did not intend to
ship additional gold for the service of its foreign debt. The
Ministry of Finance, it was stated, was opposed to any
suspension of the foreign debt service and the Government
believed it could maintain service through the purchase of
exchange in the open market. The steady shipment of gold
during the past year had increased the proportion of paper
in circulation unsecured by gold and the Finance Ministry
was
opposed to a further increase in such paper. The Argen¬
tine paper peso on cable transfers was quoted at 25.00 @
25.75 Feb. 29 against 25.70 @26.00 Feb. 1 and the Brazilian
milreis was quoted at 6.00@6.38 Feb. 29 the same as on
Feb. 1.
The reins of Government in Argentina were trans¬
ferred on Feb. 20 to Dr. Augustin P. Justo, who was elected
President in the ordinary course in the election of last
November.
Provisional President Jose F. Uriburu, who
seized the office in the revolution of September 1930, quietly
turned his post over to the duly elected President, and
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18
Feb. 29
Argentina thus went back to constitutional rule. President
Enrique Olaya Herrera of Colombia issued an executive
decree on Feb. 17 reducing interest rates for three years and
@26.00 Feb. 1. Rupees on Bombay for checks were 26.18
@26.45 Feb. 29 compared with 25.97@26.20 Feb. 1. Silver
at London was quoted at 19%d. per ounce on Feb. 29 as
protecting debtors against forecloseure. Ecuador abandoned
the gold standard on Feb. 9.
The suspension is to remain
effective until next Nov. 10 and the Central Bank has been
ordered to call in all its foreign deposits for conversion into
Exporters are obliged to pay export duties in gold and
these collections the Government will deposit in the Central
Bank. Moneys for payment of the foreign debt also will be
deposited in the Bank, which will lend the Government
money at 3% interest for expenditure on public works,
partial payment of the internal debt and establishment of a
national farm bureau.#
Enrique Cueva, President of the
Central Bank, resigned in protest against the decree abandon¬
ing the gold standard.
The Republic of Uruguay tem¬
porarily suspended sinking fund operations on the external
debt.
It was announced in Canadian press advices from
Canberra, Australia, Feb. 16, that the Australian Govern¬
ment would forward on Feb. 17 to London and to New York
the amounts necessary to meet interest payments on bonds
of the State of New South Wales which were defaulted by the
State
Government on Feb. 1.
Prime Minister Lyons
announced at the opening of the new Australian Parliament
on Feb. 17 that the Federal Government would fulfill im¬
mediately its promise to pay interest due on the debts of
New South Wales.
"We recognize that the default of New
South Wales cannot be allowed to continue and become a
default of the Commonwealth" he said.
Exchange on the Far East was demoralized during Febru¬
ary by reason of the embroglio between Japan and China oc¬
casioned by the invasion of Shanghai by the Japanese. There
was a drop of 20 points in the Japanese yen on Feb. 9 follow¬
ing the news of the assassination of former Finance Minister
Inouye. As a matter of fact the yen was weak all through
the month on account of the steady accumulation of troubles
against Japan, these including the military expedition into
Manchuria last September, followed by the Chinese boycott
of Japanese goods and business, the suspension of gold pay¬
ments in December, the more recent attacks on Shanghai,
and the assassination of former Finance Minister Inouye.
At the elections throughout Japan on Feb. 20 the Seiyukai,
or radical party, now in control of the Japanese Govern¬
ment, was successful, which was not regarded as a favorable
development.
The yen for checks sold down from 35.82@
36.25 Feb. 2 to 31M@31.50 Feb. 27 with the range Feb. 29
at 32.57@33.25.
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Feb
5-16d. Saturday, Jan. 30.
against 20d. on Feb. 1 and 19
On Feb. 8 the price was down to
gold.
12543
against 32.97@34Feb. 1.
The Hongkong
25.37@25.85 Feb. 29 as against 25.27
as
dollar for checks was
49.60a 49M 39.87a41.00| 26.08a26.33 40.30a40.50
25.73a26.15] 34.44a35.13 33.31a33.50
49.60a 49M 39.74a41.00 26.13a26.45 40.25a40.50
25.83a 26'ie 34.57a35.63 33.21a33.38
32.00a32.31 49.60a 49 H 39.87a41.00| 26.13a26.45 40.25a40.50
,18a3.19 25.58a 261is 34.10a35.38
49.60a 49 H 39.87a41.00 26.13a26.45 40.25a40.50
25.49a25.95| 33.97a34.88 31.50a31.56
,18a3.20
49.60a 49M 39.87a41.00 26.13a26.45 40.25a40.50
,18a3.20 25 M a25"ie 34.01a34.88 31Ha 31.50
3.18
3.18
.
I
SUN; DAY
49.60a 49 H
25.37a25.85 34.04a34.63 32.57033.25
3.19
39.87a41.00'26.18a26.45*40.15a40.50
I
Bond Sales.
February
_ .....
1932.
.2
_
Jan* 1 to Feb. 29—
The tables
February and
on
$188,645,850
513,620,250
445,691,550
....
19 to 41 furnish
pages
range
1931.
.$221,232,250
since Jan. 1.
a
no
Exchange.
The black-faced letters in the column headed
1932.
Jan. 1 to
.Shares
extended introduction,
64,181,836
66,078,650
106,685,218
the New York Stock
on
as
1931.
31,716,267
Feb, 29
complete record of the transactions
They need
embrace every security dealt in on the
Stock Sales.
February.
they
are
Exchange during
self-explanatory.
The tables
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list*
' Interest
Period" indicate in each
case
the month when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule
adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for
interest-paying bonds
are at a price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on
which
Interest is in default. A few other bonds, like the Holland-Amerioan Line
6s, for special reasons, are also quoted "flat/'
but where this is the case the quotation
"flat" will be found against the name of the issue. This method of
quoting bonds
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
For footnotes to tables
Sales in
see
last page of bonds and last page of stocks*
Price
BONDS
February.
Value.
$
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Jan. 2
1932.
K. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
U S GOVERNMENT
Bid.
Ask.
Feb. 1.
Bid.
Ask
Feb. 29.
Bid.
First 3
1932.1947
97"ssSale
94"u Sale
98*ii
Sale
First is
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
94**1 Feb.
26
94*81 Jan.
14
98"aiFeb. 26
96**3iJan.
6
96*82 Feb.
24
96*32 Feb.
24
96«3i Feb.
24
97**3iFeb.
97»siFeb.
3 100*32 Feb.
3
99*°32Feb.
26
97**siJan.
97*°iiJan.
25 100*3i Feb.
20
99*°iiFeb.
26
27
98*»iiFeb.
100»32Feb.
26
98*u Jan.
12
100i*32Feb.
26
98*632Feb.
1932-1947
98"nFeb.
95*81 Jan.
Registered
"i'ooo
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
First Liberty Loan—
4,399,000
99**82Feb.
24
98**3iJan.
23
99**3sJan.
4
103l«3iFeb.
1001032Feb.
100i*32Feb.
99z*sSFeb.
97i<3tFeb.
26
98*°siJan.
12
10318nFeb.
26
15
100*11 Jan.
96*81 Feb.
24
Registered...........
10.167:655
First 4 }*e
6,000
1932-1947
99"uSale
981I« Sale
100
Sale
Registered...........
First Second 4Ks...
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
1932-1947
27
26
Fourth Liberty Loan—
11,847,000
17,000
7.688:666
Fourth 4Us
...1933-1938
Registered............
Conversion 3s coupon.....
1947-1952
Registered.....
Treasury 4s
Registered..
2,365,000 Treasury 3Hs
1,000
Registered
5,502:666
10210»aSale
1944-1954
............
99"» Sale
99uijSale
100«ai Sale
96»3»
Sale
1,730:666
Sale
103sii
Sale
100
Sale
99s88i Sale
...
100*31 Feb.
lOOiOnFeb.
96
4
15
Feb.
1
29
26 101
26
94
Jan.
11
29
99**»iFeb.
29
12
95»aiSale
92*ai
Sale
97*81
Sale
26
89ienJan.
97*31 Feb.
26
1943-1947
92"uSaIe
90**si Sale
94*u
Sale
90*32 Feb.
9 4 303iFeb.
19
87*°iiJan.
94*°3jFeb.
16
86l4*iSaIe
86*31
89^si
Sale
85
91
Fet>:
19
82*ii Jan.
91
5
.............
Treasury 3H«
Registered............
Treasury 3s
1951-1955
Treasury 3H
June 15 1949-43 J
J
Registered...................
Treasury 3Hs
5,081,000 Treasury 3 Vis
1941 1943 M
Sale
D
92l,*i
8
D
J
93
Feb.
93
91103i Sale
95
Sale
of1"'3-Feb"
95*32 Feb.
29
87**uJan.
95*ii Feb.
29
91**aS Sale
94**3- Sale
91»3iFeb.
95*31 Feb.
26
88*11 Jan.
878u
95*31 Feb.
26
90313i Sale
84*81 Feb.
91**siFeb.
26
83
91**3iFeb.
26
D
.........
.......
88
Feb" 19
Sale
D
1946-1949 J
Registered
Panama Canal 3s
5
Jan.
lOOiSjjFeb. 26
99*«8iFeb. 29
1946-1954
99*«3sFeb.
91*««Feb.
Registered...
4,561:606
100*3i
99"<>Sale
....
Treasury 4 Us
4,424:666
1,025:660
99««Sale
Sale
Sale
12
Jan.
...1961 QM
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
New York
City—3M«
—Nov. 1954 M N
3Hi
1955 MN
4s registered.............
1936 M N
4s
registered
..............1955 M N
4% Corporate stock....
.1957
Corporate stock.....May 1957
Corporate stock
Nov 1957
4% Corporate stock...
1958
4% Corporate stock
...1959
4 H%
4*s
1969
4H|s Corporate stock..........1963
4H* Corporate stock..
...1965
New York State 4%b
1963
M N
M N
MN
M N
M N
U
8
M
8
J D
M S
FOREIGN GOVT. & MUNICIPAL'S
144,000 Agric Mtge Bank s f 6s
.1947 P
A
55,000
Sinking fund 4s A
Apr 15 1948 A O
56,000 Akershus (Dept) extl 5s.........1963 M N
18,000 AntioQuia (Dept of) Col 7a A
J
1945 J
24,000
External s f 7s ser B
1945 J
J
3,000
External s f 7s ser C
1945 J
J
24,000
External s f 7s ser D...
1945 J
J
15,000
Ext sees f 7s
1957 A O
9,000
2d series trustr ects
1957 A O
31,000
Extl sec s f 7s 3d series........1957 A O
145,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 6s_.....1958
74,000 Argentine Govt public works
6s. 1960 A O
192,000 Argentine Nation (Govt) • f 6a__1959 J D
185,000
Extl s I g 6s of Oct 1925
1959 A O
179,000
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A....1957 M S
208,000
External 1st s f 6s ser B ......1958 J D
130,000
Extl s f 6s of May 1926
.1960 M N
129,000
External s f 6s (State Ry)_.
1969 M S
112,000
Extl s f 6s (Sanitary Works)
1961 F A
127,000
Public Works ext s f g 6s..May 1961 M N
299,000
Public Works ext a f 5 He
1962 F A
147.000 Argentina (Rep) 5s of 1909
1945 M S
802,000 Australia 5s of 1925
J
July 15 1955 J
480,000
External loan 6s of 1927
1957 M S
477,000
External g
of 1928
1956 M K
322,000 Austrian Govt s f 7s............1943 J D
540,000
International s f 7s
J
.........1957 J
335.000 Bavaria (Free State) extl 6)68....1945 F A
538,000 Belgium 25 year external 6Ms
1949 M S
....
r
Cash sale,
a
Deferred delivery.
110%
2!i,
2J%
23%
38
42
50
13
25
12
10%
86
110%
86
1105^
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
26% Feb.
26% Feb.
2
Sale
3
64
Sale
54
9
29% Feb. 18
60% Feb. 29
8
14%, Feb.
1451 Feb. 26
11% Feb. 26
2
13% Feb.
14%
15
10
Feb.
Feb.
13
Sale
12
12^ Feb. 15
33
oo
15
13
11
Feb.
15
13
12%
14%
12%
12%
11%
12
Feb.
5
11
11
12
12
it
ft
12%
11
13
73
5
3
1
11% Feb.
Sale
Sale
52
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
51
Feb.
Sale
Sale
65
47%
59%
40%
40%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
1
55
Feb
41
Feb.
1
1
50
Feb
Sale
50
47
49 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
44%
Sale
50
Sale
42% Sale
42%
43%
39% Sale
27% Sale
83
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
51
49 %
49 %
49
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
Feb.
6
6
50% Feb.
50% Feb. 11
50% Feb.
6
51
Feb.
5
a50% Feb. 11
8
50% Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
85% Feb.
88% Feb.
a42% Feb.
Feb.
6
8
1
72
56
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
22
23
Jan.
4
Jan.
27
Jan.
8
8
13
Jan.
Feb.
28
49% Jan.
10
11
Feb.
9%
9%
9%
a65
45
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
22
Jan.
6
6
16
Jan.
13
Jan.
18
Jan.
17
16
27
Jan.
5
Jan.
Jan.
19
18
20
29
Jan.
4
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
44% Jan.
4
Feb.
29
45
Jan.
4
Feb.
29
44% Jan.
4
Feb.
20
45
Jan.
4
29
Feb.
29
44
Jan.
4
29
Feb.
29
45%
40%
54%
46%
46%
Jan.
5
4
Feb.
29
23
58
Feb.
29
56
58
58
58
Feb.
Feb.
20
29
Feb.
Feb.
95
15
29
Jan.
46
45
92% Feb
Feb.
12
58% Feb.
58% Feb. 29
57% Feb. 29
52% Feb
62% Feb
56% Feb
Feb.
12% Feo. 15
29
5
47
25 r41
1
18
12
Sale
56
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
49 %
48
50
44 %
Sale
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9% Feb. 16
9% Feb. 17
9% Feb. 16
3
67% Feb.
50% Feb. 11
Feb.
23
25
26
18
26
15
Feb
241
Feb
16
Feb
27
41
Jan.
Jan. 26
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
83% Jan.
5
37
27
83
4
Jan.
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
29
25
18
21
22
15
26
16
27
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
30
N. Y. STOCK
Value.
Jan. 2
Government (Continued)
578.000 Belgium (Cond) External • f *■—1955
External a f 7a
1955
1,037,000
Stabilisation loan 7a
1956
846,000
1,000 Bergen (Norway) ext a f 5a_Oct 15 1949
80
92 %
92 %
J
D
MN
Sale
94% Sale
93% Sale
Sale
Sale
78
Sale
78
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
17%
Sale
\VA
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
II*
70
a
...1968
Extl
a
f 6s lnt ctfs
Extl sinking fund 6a
.......1962
33,000
External sinking fund 6s—...1963
110,000
38,000 Chile Mtge Bank of gu a f 6%s ..1957
Sinking fund gold 6%s guar.. 1961
168,000
Guaranteed a f gold 6a..
...1961
223,000
Guaranteed alnklng fund 6S..1962
90,000
Chilean Munic Loan 7s .........I960
49,000
Chinese Hukuang Ry 5a
.....1951
"9",006 Chrlstianla (City) (Oalo)30-yr 6e-1954
52,000 Cologne (Germany) a f *%■ ——1950
47
40
Sale
19% Feb.
1
Sale
46
Feb.
Feb.
8
6
20
15
16
Feb.
1
Jan.
Feb.
2
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
2
26
4
51
43
Jan.
11
11
5
5
26
25
14
71
87
Jan.
Jan.
22
86
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
5
Sale
Feb.
29
71% Feo.
Sale
12
Feb.
Feb.
15
12
Feb.
Sale
38% Feb.
Feb.
3
Sale
34
Feb.
Feb.
1
a32% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
Sale
Sale
36
21
15
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
F
A
Sale
Sale
J
J
15
Sale
13%
Sale
10%
10%
11%
13%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 10
Sale
12
8
Feb.
Feb. 10
Feb. 16
Feb. 17|
8
Sale
51 N
Sale
Sale
11% Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
8
11
11
30
"35"
Feb. 24
Sale
21H
27% Sale
Sale
Feb.
11
Sale
20%
26
22% Sale
Sale
Feb.
26
Sale
Feb. 24
27
23
26
23
Sale
20 H
62
23
Sale
62
27
24
30 %
21
22
34
18%
33% Sale
38
41%
27
Sale
81%
88
Sale
78
37 %
12%
86
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
85% Sale
72
Sale
62 %
Sale
57 H
67
57% Sale
52
64%
22,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6a....1945
External sinking fund 7a
1950
67,000
External sinking fund 6H*——1956
105,000
Extl sinking fund 5Ha
1958
103,000
14,000 Finnish mun loan 6Ha A.......1954
External 6 Ha Ser B
1954
8,000
1953
72,000 Frankfort (City of) a f 6Ha
544,000 French Republic 20-yr extl 7%«._1941
External a f 7a of 1924
1949
688,000
M S
30
J
J
87
M
8
84 H
M
8
Sale
Sale
D
D
111%
112%
1965 J
D
1949 A O
29
J
O
(Cons Agrlc Loan) 6Ha.......l958
265,000
...1954 MN
64,000 Graz (Municipality) 8a
F A
1937
2,031,000 Grt Brit & Ire., 20-year 5Ha
F
19
21%
22
30
4% fund £ op 1960 (55=£1)
1990
J D
5% War Loan £ op 1929 (*5=£1)1947
31,000
M N
26,000 Greater Prague (City) 7H>.....1952
1964 MN
75,000 Greek Govt a f sec 7s
91% Sale
F
A
Sinking fund secured 6s.
1968
84,000
1952 A O
29,000 Haiti (Rep. of) Cust a f 6a..
...1946 A O
33,000 Hamburg (State) 6s
J
J
Heidelberg (City) extl a f 7 Ha—1950
1960 A O
97",066 Helsingfors (City) ext 6 Ha
J
1945
130,000 Hungarian Mun Loan 7Ha
External a f 7a
...Sept 11946 J
90,000
M N
8,000 Hungarian Land Mtge 7%i A...1961
5 f 7Ha series B
1961 MN
27,000
1944 F A
108,000 Hungary (King of) a f 7 Ha
1960 MN
63,000 Irish Free State external 5s
614,000 Italy (Kingdom) external a f 7a. 1951 J D
Italian Cred Consortium 7a aer A 1937 M 8
10,000
External sec a f 7a aeriea B
1947 M 8
73,000
J
1952 J
81,000 Italian Public Utility a f g 7a
1954 F A
2,349.000 Japanese Gov text a f 6%>
MN
Extl alnklng fund 5%«
494,000
1965
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
Secured a f g 7a
1957 A O
93,000
23,000 Leipzig (City) external a f g 7a..1947 F A
35,000 Low Austria (Prov)sec a f g 7Ha.l950 J D
1934 MN
667,000 Lyona (City of) 15-year 6a
370,000 Marsetllea (City) 15-year 6a.....1934 MN
28,000 Medellln (Colombia) 6Ha........l954 J D
2,000 Mexican Irrig Aaaentlng a f 4H* 1943
*52%
*60%
85
51
"57%
65%
Sale
57
35%
60%
41
61
24
30
29%
36% Sale
12%
15
13%
13%
19
Sale
24%
39
62%
71
Sale
22
72
60% Sale
78
Sale
70
Sale
32
45
.22.H. ix
99% Sale
99% Sale
10
Sale
3
40
* At the exchange rate of 84.865 to th e £ sterling.
Feb.
1
iM
Feb.
17
Feb.
29
Sale
1
Feb.
29
Sale
Feb.
3
Feb.
29
Sale
Feb.
2
Feb.
29
90
Feb.
8
91
Feb.
8
36
45
Feb.
34
36
91
itH
77% Sale
85
56
55% Feb. 16
50
Feb. 29
1
15
82%
84
97% Sale
77
Sale
40
29
Feb.
3
Feb.
50
41
36% Sale
5
Feb.
57
64% Feb. 29
Feb.
40
Sale
33
Feb.
26
45
Sale
Sale
15
Feb.
9
Feb.
3
12
19
88
Jan.
6
22
5
55
Jan.
17
18
35
32
9
13
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
78
39
Feb.
72
Jan.
73% Feb. 27
Sale
Feb.
13
13
19
Jan. 20
Jan. 14
Jan.
7
Feb. 27
Jan.
8
62
75
4
11
4
86
26
Feb.
Feb.
Jan#
15
75
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
52
14% Feb.
2
94% Feb. 26
95
Jan.
73% Feb.
33
Feb.
84
73% Feb. 27
76% Feb. 29
38
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
8 r45
6
86
78% Jan.
19
1
80% Feb. 27
82%
81%
44%
36%
Feb, 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Feb.
1
Jan.
17
Jan.
2 100
Jan.
2 100
Jan.
80% Feb.
5
5
15
14
8
8
27
Feb. 26
Jan.
5
,75
Jan.
4
64
Jan.
9
2
75
Feb.
3
57% Jan.
52
Feb.
50
Feb.
30
Jan.
33
Jan.
55% Feb. 16
Feb.
29
50
45
Jan.
11
50
Feb.
29
24% Jan.
81% Jan.
79
Jan.
76
Feb.
41% Feb. 29
91% Feb. 29
Feb.
Feb.
81% Feb. 26
32% Feb.
39% Jan. 13
89
40
Feb.
29
82%
Feb.
75
Feb.
26
61
Jan.
21
24
Feb.
9
50
50
Feb.
2
56% Feb.
29
5
52
Feb.
IiH
Feb.
Sale
50% Feb.
44% Feb.
Feb.
26
Sale
45
Feb.
3
52
Feb.
52
Feb.
26
Sale
45
3
41
52
41
Feb.
Feb.
27
Sale
25% Feb.
6
116
51%
56% Sale
47
45
3
1
37
60
Sale
Sale
24% Sale
42% Sale
94% Sale
*56
*64%
84
32
40
Ill
Feb.
110
Feb.
1
38% Sale
35
Feb.
10
62
Sale
59
26
Sale
50
Sale
97% Sale
90
Sale
6
24
Feb. 26
33% Feb.
8
19% Jan.
4
33% Feb.
8
36
Feb.
26
28% Jan.
a89% Jan.
5
4
98'"
9
50
Feb.
92% Feb. 10
98
Feb. 29
34%
Sale
9
8
91
53
Feb. 23
Feb. 13
35% Feb.
9
63% Feb.
3
26% Feb. 26
40
Feb.
84
48
41
66%
29%
34%
47% Sale
Sale
40
Feb.
Feb.
84 %
90
Sale
19*
64
Sale
33
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
41% Sale
32
Sale
40
36% Sale
99% Sale
103
99% Sale
102% Sale
2
a
18%
5
Sale
12
2
Deferred d ell very.
14
4
Jan.
27
34
Jan.
4
15
4
14
Jan.
Jan.
5
20
Jan.
26% Feb. 26
6
27% Jan.
48
Jan.
66% Jan.
34% Jan.
36
51
Jan.
Feb.
14
18
27
4
8
31
Jan.
14
51
Feb.
15
40
4
55
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
74% Feb. 11
1
a88% Feb.
a69
Jan.
Feb.
13
74
Jan.
84% Jan.
4
92
Feb.
Feb. 29
82
23 100
Jan.
Feb.
77% Feb. 29
71% Feb. 23
18
19
29
12
18
16
21
22
25% Feb.
25% Feb.
46% Feb.
II*
70
Jan.
62
24% Jan.
24
73
Sale
25
6
34
29
25
8
14
14
16
23
66
87 H
Jan.
27
Feb.
Feb.
18
29
47%
72% Sale c69
87
88% Sale
86
92
Sale
72
77% Sale
68%
70% Sale
72
Sale a66%
57
61
Sale
a65% Feb. 26
7 a69% Feb.
Jan,
91
11
24
Feb.
26
Feb. 29
Feb.
28
23
23
46
44
Jan.
Jan.
25% Feb. 18
23% Feb. 24
19% Feb.
20%
Sale
4
Jan.
79
50
25% Feb. 18
23% Feb. 24
Jan. 12
30
23
Si*
27
*a56
*a65%Jan.
65% Feb. 10
6
32% Feb.
51
Feb.
Sale
17%
Feb.
14
94
Sale
14
65% Jan.
Sale
29
Jan.
39% Jan.
50
65
7
30
116% Feb. 29
116% Feb. 29
4
2
91
37%
Jan.
27% Jan.
57
Jan.
Sale
48
47
Feb. 23
18
23
50% Feb. 29
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
38% Feb. 16
63% Feb. 15
20
23
50%
46%
28%
116%
116%
Feb. 27
59% *o64%Sale~ *a59% Feb". 11 a65
69% *a65% Feb.10 a69% Feb. 29
67% *66%
49% Sale
37
37%
64% Sale
26%
Sale
116% Sale
28
85% Sale
85% 100
87
38
42
2
8
A
.......
75" 660
22
32
3
4
Sale
Sale
Bka__
Jan.
§iH
ft*
11
5
27
50
11
1
19
Feb.
55% Feb.
Jan.
13
15
18
18
18
12
16
18
25
16
18
12
5
Jan.
23
33% Feb. 19
Feb.
Feb.
30
30
20% Jan.
64
Feb. 29
63% Feb. 27
23% Feb.
2
38
Feb. 13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
50
45
25
61% Sale
20
20
Feb.
Sale
Sale
3
Feb.
a*
J
8
Feb.
97%
45
German Gov't International—
24% Feb.
Sale
76
84%
59% Sale
42
19
26
Sale
95
45
42
Feb.
19% Feb. 24
70
90
49%
50
O
11
21
75%
42%
42%
A
21% Feb.
12
Jan.
Jan.
85% Jan.
70% Jan.
30
M N
10
1
15
9
Feb. 27
13%
J
35%
Jan.
15% Jan.
13% Jan.
14% Jan.
8
25
11
Jan.
2
1
3
2
86
17
Jan.
10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
9
Feb.
Jan.
14% Jan.
HH Jan.
27% Feb.
Feb.
100
16
16
15
1
42
Feb.
Sale
15
4
5
13
Feb.
8
Feb.
13% Sale
90
16
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
75
30
Feb.
J
42
9
Feb. 24
87%
J
A
5
Feb.
77%
75
Sale
t36% Sale
J
O
Febt
61
78%
81%
48%
A
Feb.
Sale
88
85
92
80
39%
F
19
23
Feb. 11
Sale
87
60
45
J
4
Feb.
Sale
65
Sale
37
45
5
18
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
22%
23%
22% Sale
60
Sale
50
53%
Feb.
Jan.
20
4
12% Jan.
2 r32
Jan.
3
15%
11% Feb.
5
15%
11% Jan.
4
12
7
Jan.
7%
7
Jan. 23
4 75
75
Feb.
4
30%
22% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
24
O
M S
27
Sale
1942
8
Feb.
Feb.
25
M S
M
5
Sale
A u
M N
MN
27%
Feb.
13
94
10
8
11% Feb.
10% Jan.
12
Jan.
11
Feb.
Feb. 15
Feb.
4
Feb. 19
Feb.
4
11
D
25%
20 H
5
4
15%
12%
13%
16%
Sale
15%
D
24% Sale
14% Jan.
10% Feb.
10% Feb.
16
5
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
-
MN
Feb.
5
79%
19%
47%
41%
42%
2 r43
19
6
29
Feb.
8
8
20% Jan.
77% Feb. 29
8
91% Jan.
2
Sale
Sale
12
41% Jan.
4
Feb. 29
5
Jan.
34
5
43
Sale
Sale
Feb.
22
21
22
Jan. 15
Jan. 22
Jan. 26
Feb. 17
Feb.
Feb.
p
8
16
J D
M S
81 S
45
4
Sale
J
J
Jan.
Jan.
78%
O
5f
Jan.
10
2
9
MN
A
Jan.
47!
20
68
Jan.
Jan.
16
43
4
Jan.
18
Jan.
42
Jan.
Jan.
27
43
2
Jan.
12
Feb.
Jan.
18
Jan. 16
Feb. 27
Feb. 16
Feb.
29
Jan.
23% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
14
11
8% Jan.
2
6
8
2
2
Jan.
16
Feb.
6
30
Jan.
5
8%
13 103
28
4
5 23
Jan.
Feb. 20
Feb. 16
Jan.
Jan.
10
71% Feb.
87
Feb.
90% Feb.
71% Feb.
Sale
Sale
A
Jan.
43
42% Feb. 11
29
Feb. 13
30
Feb. 11
18% Feb. 24
31% Feb.
1
34%
Sale
1st sec 5 Ha of 1926
1940
2d aeries alnklng fund 5Ha....l940
5,000
...1945
48,000 Dresden (City) extl a f 7a
1947
100,000 Dutch East Ind 25-yr extl 6a
40-yr external sink fd gold 6s .1962
97,000
30-yr external gold 6Ha..Mar 1953
25,000
30-yr external gold 5H>..Nov 1953
38,000
1948
26,000 El Salvador (Rep) 1st a f 8a
22,000 Eatonla (Republic) 7s_........ .1967
sale.
Sale
15%
A
"9'606
rOash
Sale
Sale
49%
Registered
"48"
Sale
O
Communal
Jan.
1
Feb.
24% Feb. 17
51
Feb. 23
43
Feb.
6
45
Feb. 17,
35% Feb.
5
34% Feb.
5
23% Feb.
4
36% Feb.
8
44%
Sale
A
German Prov &
Feb.
29
20
13
rli
Sale
.
35-year 5Ha of 1930
8
27
39
Sale
J
...
German Republic extl 7a
Feb.
2
1
Sale
MN
2,829,000
1,252.000
2
2
*45""
J
O
N
A
J
~
External a f 7a
Nov 151937
9,000
J
J
1942
23.000 Cordoba (Prov) Argan 7a
MN
58,000 Costa Rica (Republic) extl 7s..l951
M 8
Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904
1944
68,000
5a ext debt Ser A Of 1914
1949 F A
32,000
4 Ha extl loan Series C........1949 F A
8,000
J
J
30-year a f 5H»
1953
133,000
Public Works 5H«—June 30 1945 J D
203,000
Cundlnamarca (Dept Colombia)
MN
External a 16%«
1959
71,000
A O
45,000 Cxechoslovak (Rep of) exit 8a...1951
A O
Sink fd 8s aer B
1952
98,000
J
J
264,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6a .1942
External g 5Ha
1955
111,000
Gold 4Ha
1962
179,000
M S
115,000 Deutsche Bank Am part ctfa 6a 1932
M 8
26,000 Dominican Republic a f 5Ha.....1942
.........
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
32
43
J
J
1961
227,000 Colombia (Rep) external a f 6a
Ext a f g 6s lnt rcta...........1961 A O
241,000
A O
135,000 Colombia Mtge Bank 6%a.—1947
Sinking fund 7a of 1926
1946 MN
132,000
F A
Sinking fund 7s of 1927...
1947
108,000
J D
53,000 Copenhagen external 5a........ 1952 M
N
Gold 4%« lnt ctfs
1953
77,000
F A
66,000 Cordoba (City) external a f 7a...1957
2d aeries
5
33% Feb.
1961 M S
....
4
Feb.
SfS
5
Jan.
Sale
M S
........
205.000
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
56
16
29
Feb.
4 101
11
Feb.
1
68
Feb. 27
43% Feb. 16
39% Feb. 26
Feb. 11
Feb.
2
48
MN
J
A
M
F
J
A
*
13
Feb.
Sale
ext'la f6a 1961 M S
1961 F A
J
Bulgaria (Kingdom of s f g 7a
1967
Stab loan 7%s int ret
29
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
f 6 Ha
72,000 Caldaa Dept of (Colombia) 7 Ha..1946
1960
314,000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4a
30-year gold 5a
1952
387,000
4%*
1936
251,000
1954
14,000 Carlsbad (City) a f 8s
Cauca Yall (Rep of Col)s f g 7%sl946
16,000
1950
216,000 Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7a
Farm Loan a f 6a .............1960
262,000
Farm loan a f 6s
1960
391,000
Farm loan 6s series A
1938
397,000
Chile Republic ext a f g 7a
....1942
40,000
External sinking fund g 6a ...1960
227,000
External alnk fund gold 6a....1961
152,000
Ry ref extl a f g 6a ...........1961
72,000
Feb.
Sale
Sale
1960 A O
f 6s series C-2
Jan.
29
26
38
Buenos Aires (Prov) ref.
a
29
Sale
.....
External
Feb.
66
35
70
4 alOl
Feb.
Feb. 15
Feb.
6
Feb. 27
Prices.
88% Feb. 29
Feb. 29
23
Feb. 29
.
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
30% Feb. 29
Feb.
8
r7%
5% Feb. 27
6%
5% Feb.
3
99% Feb.
1 103
21
Feb.
5 24
20%
16
Feb. 11
21
17
Feb. 13
17%
15% Feb. 17
a9*
Sale
7
Sale
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
Feb. 29
Feb.
13
Feb. 15
Feb. 27
Feb.
5
Feb.
Sale
—
External
1 88%
93% Feb.
1 alOl
93% Feb.
1
56
Feb. 29
81% Feb.
Sale
Sale
O
External alnklng
Sale Prices.
78
Sale
M S
A
Sale
78
(Germany) a f 6%«—
1950
J D
fund 6a......1958
A O
Bogota (City) ext g 8a
1945
51 N
Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8a
1947
External sec gold 7a
....1958 J J
M 8
Extl sink fund 7a_.—
....1969
Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 4a... 1934 MN
J D
Brazil (U S of) external 8a......1941
Ext a f g 6%x of 1926
1957 A O
Extl a f 6%a of 1927
1957 A O
J D
Cent Ry 30-year g 7s
1952
A O
Sink fd 7%s (coffee sec)., flat 1952
Bremen ext g 7a truat recta,..., 1935 M S
Brisbane (City) a f 5a
1957 51 B
Sinking fund gold 5a
1958 F A
20-year a f 6a
...1950 J D
J D
Budapest (City) exit a f 6a 1962. .1955
J
Buenos Aires (City) extl 6Ha.".1955 J
External a f g 6s series C-3
1960 A O
Berlin
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask
Bid.
82
O
A
1960
External a f 5a
Ask.
Bid.
Lowest.
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
1932.
EXCHANGE.
Foreign
7,000
137,000
131,000
35,000
98,000
78,000
41,000
372,000
91.000
101,000
104,000
73,000
7,000
102,000
90,000
37,000
54,000
153,000
50,000
2,000
3,000
195,000
105,000
131,000
93,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
FEBRUARY.
PRICES IN
Price
BONDS
Sales in
February,
Feb.
26
92
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
33
Feb.
30
Feb.
1
Jan.
4
70% Jan. 28
2
60% Jan.
a66% Feb. 26
76% Jan.
73% Jan.
11
1
11
57
Feb. 25
42% Feb. 29
31
Feb. 29
26
Feb. 23
33
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 23
98%
98%
10
2%
32
Feb.
1
40%
36!
103
a99% Feb.
103
99% Feb.
17%
15
Feb. 10
2%
2% Feb.
8
Feb. 23
Feb.
2
Feb.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jaa.
Feb.
25
0
5
75
84
Jan.
Jan.
42%Feb. 29
35
12 40%
13 103
13 103
2
18%
8
3%
16
Feb. 23
Jan.
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Jan. 28
Jan. 27
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
February.
Feb. 1.
Bid.
3
4
J
mi
24
1945
Assenting 5s of 1899....
Ask.
Bid.
Mexico (U S) external 5s of 1899£ 1945 Q
Assenting 5s large..............
Assenting 4s of 1904..........1954
j""j
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
Sale Prices.
Sale Price.
Sale Prices.
10
44
34
"2
44
34 Sale
24
34
5
"4"
20
2
28
Jan.
20
34 Feb.
3
Jan.
44 Jan.
44 Jan.
34 Feb.
34
34 Feb. 23
34 Feb. 23
Sale
O
65
1958 MS
Ext sec 6.^8 series A
1959 M S
Montevideo (City) s f g 7s...... 1952 J D
Ext s f g 6s series A......
.1959 MN
12
12
20
29
20
"65"" Sale'
Ik*
29
204
A
Feb.
Feb.
9
Feb.
15
34 Feb. 23
...
256,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 4H>—1953
Feb.
4
3
3
24
J
Treas 4s of 1913 assent (large) 1933 J
Small
2
Feb.
44
Assenting 4s of 1910 small..
4,000
14 Feb.
24 Jan.
4
14 Feb. 20
4
..........
Assenting 4s of 1910 large.......
13" 006
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
\
Q-J
Assenting 4s of 1910
"io",666
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
1932.
FOREIGN GOVT (ConclMOed)
12,000
21
Jan. 2
n. y. stock exchange.
Value.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
68
Sale
62
Feb.
23
68
Feb.
29
144 Feb.
3
34 Feb. 23
23
704 Jan.
16
Jan.
26
6
25
21
18
12
19
15
18
714 Jan.
4
80
Feb.
Feb.
62
Feb.
Mlnas Geraes (State)
50,000
67,000
16,000
8,000
228,000
424,000
649,000
68,000
137,000
99,000
Brazil.—
External sinking fund 4^8..
Netherlands
New South Wales ext
External
f
s
30-year external
30-year external
f 6s_Aug 15 1943 F
s
s
a
8
1957 F A
1958 A O
g 5s
f g 5s
s
Norway 20-year ext
A
f 6s. Aug 15 1944 F A
f 6s
Oct 1953 A O
40-year ext s f 54«External a f 5s...
44,000
159,000
21,000
138",000
...1973 M
f 6s flat
s
J
June 15 1965
D
Mar 15 1963 M
1967 J
1970 J
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
S
61
Saarbruecken
(City)
1953
Mar 1952 MN
May 15 1957 M N
J
f 8s.....1936 J
a f 6s
Sao Paulo (City) s f 8a
Ext Isec s f g 64.
San Paulo (State) ext a
External s f 8s.
Extl
Sec
754
77
71
Sale
504 Sale
494 Sale
85
784
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
79
76
Sale
66
Sale
66
Sale
68
68
Sale
594 Sale
534 Sale
Sale
604
Sale
20
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1 1054 Feb.
51
Feb.
2
15
2
504 Feb. 19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
5
84
>
Feb.
Feb.
68
79
Feb.
27
70
Jan.
23
79
1
76
Feb.
29
76
Feb.
754 Feb. 27
704 Feb. 29
644 Jan.
634 Jan.
594 Jan.
644 Jan.
204 Jan.
4
1
Vof.
Feb.
19
26
Feb.
29
52
Feb.
2
484 Feb. 27
2
50
Sale
56
55
Sale
Sale
57
Sale
54
74
9
104
164
74 Sale
64 Sale
48
12
Sale
13
9
304 Sale
Sale
35
154 Sale
32
Sale
_
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
104
Sale
11
684 Jan.
60
Jan.
13
74 4 Feb.
24
974
604
94
124
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
27
5
974 Feb. 27
604 Feb. 29
94 Feb. 29
144 Jan. 12
74 Jan. 11
74 Jan.
4
7
7
1
56
56
1
59 j
Feb.
Feb.
Feb-
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
4
72
Feb.
Jan.
21
2
634 Feb.
Feb.
2
594 Jan.
2
55
18
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
104 Feb.
Jan.
12
8
14
Feb.
10
84 Feb.
11
Feb.
10
Feb.
13
Feb.
Jan.
154 Feb.
18
Feb.
Jan.
10
12
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
45
Feb.
23
45
fiFeb.
224 Feb.
16
23
Feb.
124
33
14
Feb.
434 Feb.
3 rl7
50
15
16
Feb.
27
24
144 Feb.
17
16
10
27
16
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
554 Feb. 11
614 Feb.
38
40
45
Feb.
24
Sale
274 Feb. 23
34
Feb.
Sale
24
33
264 33
214 Sale
38
38
Serbs. Croats & Slovenes extl 8s. 1962 M N
45
Sale
45
Ext sec 78 ser B
1962 M N
Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s..1958 J D
Sllesian Landowners Assn 6s
1947 F A
40
Sale
414 Sale
33*
Sweden
(City)
f g 54«
Taiwan Elec Pow 54«
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s
External
s
1954 MN
1946 A O
—1955 F A
J
1971 J
1952 M S
1961 A O
f 54s guar
s
Tolima
(Dept of) external 7s....1947 MN
Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 54s..1957 MN
Upper Austria (Prov) extl a f 7s..1945 J D
External s f 64a
June 15 1957 J D
Uruguay (Rep) external a f 8s... 1946 F A
Ext
s
Extl
f 6s
a
1
23
314 Feb.
38
34
Feb.
Feb.
374
244
984
334
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
Feb.
18
18
13
4
124 Jan.
744 Jan.
26
11
91
Jan.
56
Jan.
11
6
60
23
Jan.
28
Feb.
3
4 rl7
11
6
9
22
23
3
11
6
3
15
7
27
50
Feb.
Feb.
25
Jan.
134 Jan.
84 Jan.
5
18
Jan.
3
29
5
17
Jan.
46
Jan.
4
62
Jan.
13
3
314 Jan.
224 Jan.
8
45
Feb
4
344 Jan.
19
Jan.
4
33
344 Jan.
214 Jan.
11
454 Feb.
15
2
Feb.
25
1
13
1024 Feb. 24
Feb.
6
Feb.
3
454 Feb. 15
374 Feb. 25
45
Feb. 16
42
Feb. 27
Feb. 17
40
18
22
Jan.
Feb.
13
23
Feb.
15
16
26
13
16
3
35
Jan.
19
il*
50
Jan.
12
33
Jan.
25
47
314 Jan.
4
18
Jan.
97
Jan.
284 Jan.
Jan.
12
444 Feb.
17
5
Jan.
28
25 1024 Feb.
11
Jan.
40
24
15
16
(Kingdom of)
Extl g 54s
Switzerland (Govt) ext 54s..
Sydney
244
28
024 Sale
354 Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 20
Jan. 15
114 Jan.
144 Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
994
21
Jan.
104
304
38
55
Jan.
104 Feb.
11
17
984
14
14
20
25
65
334 Jan.
764 Jan.
704 Feb.
894 Feb.
524 Feb.
31
Feb.
Jan.
23
Soissons(Clty)ext 15-yr g 6sNov 14 *36 MN
Styrla (Prov) extl sec a f 7s......1946 F A
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
13
44
16
13
16
29
25
Feb.
32
29
Sale
15
11
35
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
23
Feb.
43
56
56
59
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
34*
IV*
72
a25
87
394
4
Jan.
Jan.
25
D
16
Jan.
294 Feb.
Gen ref guar serial gold 64a__1951 M N
Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s
1945 J D
Dec 1946 J
8
Jan.
SanteFeProv (ArgRep) extl 7s ..1942 M S
Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7s_1945 F A
S F g 64s
26
26
Feb.
664 Feb.
Sale
2
Feb.
15)
114 Feb.
66
19
.....
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
49
Sale
12
Jan.
484 Feb. 27
1
8
27
29
644 Jan.
Feb.
50
Sale
2
Feb.
27
22
18
114
704 Sale
894 106
84
102 4
474 Sale
12
Feb.
52
33
47
Sale
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
484 Feb.
JWK
5
22
26
29
27
29
314
624
574
744
3
53
12
Jan.
10
Sale
104
Feb.
Feb.
18
11
26
Feb
604 Sale
104
14
104 Sale
70
26
45
114 Sale
9
Sale
1
8
Feb.
Feb
504 Feb.
534 Feb.
114 Feb.
10
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
J Feb
Feb.
2 1054 Feb.
2
53
Jan.
2
524 Jan.
4
Feb.
84
al014Jan.
304 Feb.
294 Feb.
4
Feb.
45
Jan.
I
70
85
Sale
55
Sale
7
Sale
124 all
Sale
64
97
Jan.
1
80
974
604
94
114
64
54
85
25
Jan.
26
Feb. 29
11
134
18
104 Sale
45
484
O
19
Feb.
20
1940 A
13
Feb.
63
J
J
1
Feb.
25
Feb.
69
80
Sale
Feb.
26
17
Feb.
Feb.
1034
304
294
744
724
724
Sale
70
26
15
9
104 Feb. 27
114 Feb. 18
4
214 Jan.
104 Feb. 27
114 Feb. 18
744 Sale
704 Sale
80
Sale
S
1968 J
f g 7s int rets w 1
s
Sale
...1956 M
f 6s int rets
s
104
Sale
444
80
...1950 J
....
Ext 7s water loan
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
1955 MN
J
22
Sale
1958 MN
J
a22
18
29
Sale
D
External sec s f g 64*
...1953 F A
57,000
286,000 Rome (City) external a f 6Ha....1952 A O
Rotterdam (City) ext a f 6a .....1964 MN
57,000
P A
588.000 Roumanla (Monopolies) 7S......1959
11
13
29
Sale
594
654
D
33,000 Panama (Rep) external 5H*-1953 J D
47,000
Extl s f 5s ser A
May 15 1963 MN
29,000 Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7s..1947 M 8
16,000 Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s
1959 M S
185,000
National loan ext s f 6S.......1960 J D
102,000
S F 6s int ctfs w 1
1961 A O
23,000 Poland (Rep of) g 6a
....1946 A O
455,000
Stabllix loan 7s of '37. Oct 15 1947 A O
J
255,000
External s f 8s...
.........1950 J
22,000,Porto Alegre (City of) 8s
.....1961 J D
22.000
External guar sink fund 7H*—1966 J J
237,000 Prussia (Free State) ext a f 44
1951 M S
258,000
S f gold 6s
1953 A O
179,000 Queensland (State of) ext s f 7s..1941 A O
96.0001 35-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947 F A
29,000, Rhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser A 1956 M S
19,000 Rio Grande do Sul (State) ext 8s. 1946 A O
Ext s f g 6s.
1968 J D
113,000
Ext s f 7s of 1936
1966 MN
46,000
Extl s f 7s munlc loan..
1967 J D
11,000
15,000 Rlode Janeiro (City) 35-yrsf 8s .1946 A O
278,000
245,000
96,000
293,000
24,000
329,000
13,000
9,000
141,000
47,000
31,000
283,000
95,000
20,000
280,000
120,000
260,000
m
104
104
254
Sale
40
704
714
Nuremberg (City) external 6s... 1952 F A
Oriental Development 6s—......1953 M 8
309,000
Extl deb 5H» int ctfs
331,000
37,000 Oslo (City) 30 year a f 6s
5,000
6,000
29,000
29,000
61,000
37,000
78,000
256,000
19,000
160,000
585,000
23,000
43,000
127,000
197,000
159,000
13,000
83,000
27,000
m
Sale
1960 IVf N
1964 M N
.........
f 6s
May 1
Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s.....1952 A
O
Vienna (City) external 6s
...1952 MN
Warsaw (City) external 7s.......1958 FA
Yokohama (City) extl a f 6s
D
1961
794 Sale
L024 Sale
37
55
32 4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.....
40
24
804
30
63
Sale
Sale
53
Sale
374 48
524 Sale
104
14
Sale
23
60
52
63
63
294
58
37
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8
27
4
15
Feb.
15
Jan.
52
Feb.
8
53
Feb.
414
284
264
a314
234
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
28
Sale
Sale
39
324 Sale
32
95
Sale
894 Sale
Sale
59
Sale
344
Sale
43
Sale
Sale
584 Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
94 4
50
2
354 Feb.
494 Feb. 27
15
48
57
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Jan.
60
2
Feb.
16
304 Feb.
15
304 Feb.
10
83
Feb.
2
8
a544 Feb.
1
364 Feb.
554 Feb. 26
Feb.
354 Feb.
354 Feb.
484 Feb.
34
33
19
16
Jan.
34
40
50
Feb.
22 103
Jan.
5
454 Jan.
101
2
354 Feb.
494 Feb. 27
284 Feb. 23
264 Feb. 24
354
794 Jan. ;; 5
874 Feb.
1024 Feb.
43
58
2
Sale
294
45
234 Sale
.....
43
Sale
58
454
574 Sale
114
15
594
21
83
854 Sale
al014 Sale alOl
Feb.
Feb.
24
894 Feb.
Jan.
804 Jan.
2
11
4
23
24
13
2
2
7
874
674 Jan.
454 Jan.
15
26
18
21
70
Jan.
18
Jan.
18
Jan.
19
11
54 4
354
384
484
8*
Jan.
Jan.
14
Feb.
24
Jan.
23
Jan.
23
894 Feb. 29
8
644 Jan.
47
Jan.
45
Feb.
Feb.
32
Jan.
4
45
Feb.
13
63
Feb.
554 Feb.
26
75
Jan.
16
60
19
RAILROAD
AlaGt Sou 1st
7,000
1,000
4,000
3,000
13,000
606,000
4,000
11,000
115,000
A......1943
D
1943
D
Albany&Susq 1st guar 34s. ...1946
O
First
cons
cons
5a
ser
4s series B
Allegh 8c West 1st g gu 4s...
Alleg Valley gen gu 4s
664
o
1998
50
70
71
1942 M
S
83
87
July 1995 Q
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s.
J
174
30
25 4
Sale
854
Atch Top 8c. S F gen g 4s
Registered
Adjustment g 4s
Stamped
95
70
71
.....
1995 A O
1995 A
...
794
80
754
80
85
784
Sale
Conv g 4s of 1909......
Conv g 4s of 1905
1955
D
76
1955
D
74
...1960
D
159",005
Conv g 4s of 1910
Conv deb gold 44s...
......
6,000
1,000
46,000
"i",6o5
6,000
148",000
1948
J
1965
Trana-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
J
Cal-Arlzlat&ref44a
A...1962 M 8
D
1946
J
44s A..1944
ser
A tl Knox 8c No 1st g 5s
Atl & Char Air Line 1st
1st 30-year 5s ser B
..1944 J
1,540.000
51",000
Feb.
78
834 Feb.
704 Feb.
71
27 a 85
26
9
1
Feb.
834 Feb. 23
674 Jan.
Feb.
71
Feb.
Feb.
a85
??*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
9
874 Feb.
824 Feb.
79
Feb.
75
Feb.
9
80
Feb.
8
88
1
11
Jan.
194 Jan.
844 Feb.
814 Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
28
2
Jan.
854 Jan.
844 Jan.
Jan.
a744 Feb.
a 85
73
84
73
Feb.
804 Feb.
73
Feb.
80
78
Feb.
81
Feb.
74
Jan.
4
934 Feb.
74
90
Jan.
Jan.
27
4
90
Jan.
18
8
7
924
93
86
724
89
86
75
50
89
—.
89
86 4
Sale
844
Sale
894
904
88
51
&
90
51
764 Sale
80
Sale
58
Bait 8c Ohio 1st g 4a
J
July 1948 A
O
Q
1933 M
Convert 44a..........
Refund 8t gen 5s ser A...
614
20
30
144
.....
1995 J
8
D
Ref and gen 6s, series C
1995 J
P L E 8t W Va Sys ref g 4s
1941 MN
D
19
60
.....984
J
July 1948 A O
1st gold 5s
60
4
75
Feb.
Feb.
4
604 Feb.
16
65
Feb.
Jan.
19
Feb.
9
32
Feb.
58
23
Jan.
284
60
1004
204 Feb.
10
27
Feb.
82 4
834
794 Feb.
15
77
Sale,
764
76
53
51
57
Refunding 5a series D
jom
S
614 Sale
Deferred delivery.
29
Sale
J
a
7
Jan.
75
79
624
Sale
604
Sale
A
49
Sale
54
Sale
J
74
84
78
90
78
73
63 4
674
61
J
«Jan.
76
75
67
1959 J
M
Sale
35
79
684 Sale
914 Sale
Tol Cln Div 1st 8c ref 4a
58
764 Feb. 24
Feb.
Sale
784
Feb.
Feb.
83
69
67
18
24
80
82 4
82 4
Sale
Feb.
904 Jan.
89
874 Feb.
3
Sale"
644
89
Feb.
1
17
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
1
5
89
Feb.
64
274
Feb.
29
3
9
1
864 Feb.
76
75
27
Feb.
814 Feb.
90
.....
82
Feb.
83
80
25
9
82
874
804
624
914
Sale
Conv g 44s temp..
lf*Mi F
Bangor 8c Aroostook RR 1st g St '43 J
Con ref mtge gold 4s
19M J
604
254
35
204
30
264
60
1004
T9
Jan.
Feb.
9
80
75
56
76
75
1950
86
90
Feb.
11
89
Sale
23
24
2
26
Feb.
24
154 Jan.
4
30
Jan.
15
Jan.
22
824 Feb. 27
77
Jan.
8
83
84
Feb.
17
71
Jan.
4
Feb.
68
Feb.
29
59
Jan.
4
924 Feb.
1
884 Feb.
16
!i
22
7
Jan.
Jan.
944 Jan.
784 Jan.
79
Feb.
5
804 Jan.
21
6
62
26
18
77
79
26
65
Jan.
4
Feb.
1
69
Jan.
Feb.
79
Feb.
2
58
52
Feb.
59
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
60
Feb.
67
Feb.
19
19
70
50
59
554 Fob.
17
Sale
1014
63
Feb.
614 Feb.
5
65
Feb.
3
Jan.
4
424 Jan.
4
81
484 Feb.
25
4
794 Feb.
60
Feb.
Feb.
75
534 Sale
80
80
Jan.
Sale
78
764 Feb. 24
864 Feb. 17
65
32
884 Feb.
694 Feb.
744 Feb.
Sale
20
81
Feb.
91
804 Feb.
74)
93)
814 Feb.
764 Feb.
864 Feb.
}
82
Sale
J
34s at 5%
82
884
904
714 Sale
604 Sale
904 Sale
80
J
Southw Div 1st
Sale
874
804
79
1941 J
92
794
744
9
864 Jan.
744
Sale
Feb.
17
8
79
78
Cash sale,
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
70
r
Feb.
Sale
J
Registered....
181,000
150,000
131,000
88,000
122,000
33,000
188,000
78
78
Atlantic City 1st con guar g 4s
J
1951 J
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4a
July 1952 M S
General unified 44s
1964 J D
Austin 8c N W 1st g 5s
4"o"i"6oo
90
704
71
704
a85
844
89
254 344 25
844
874 Sale
814
78
83
764
78
Sale a744
a76
80
J
Rocky Mt div 1st 4s A
1,000
L & N collat gold 4s
Oct.. 1952 MN
54,000
J
..1948 J
19,000 Atlantic & Danville 1st g 4a
Second 4s
J
1948 J
7,000
Atlantic 8c Yadkin 1st gu g 4s.. 1949 A O
259,000
964
MN
23,000
27",000
344
Sale
O
July 1995 Nov
July 1995 MN
Registered
88
Sale
90
78
76
75
964
Jan.
5
Jan.
694 Jan.
59
Jan.
88
Jan.
60
Jan.
5
65
Jan.
14
22
13
1
22
14
23
N. Y. STOCK
22
Sales in
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan
2
1932.
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Value.
=/
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Price
BONDS
February.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
$
Battle Creek At Sturgis flu 3s....
Beech Creek 1st flu 4s.....
D
1989
1936
J
Second guar Hold 5s...
...1936 J
Beech Creek Exten 1st 1 IHs.. .1951 A
Feb. 1,
Bid.
—
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sate Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid.
Ask
70
Bid.
70
70
963*
963*
Ask.
91
Jan.
25
853*
6734
6934
6534
5134
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
29
87
Jan.
11
40
923*
Jan.
4
91
Jan.
25
J
55
O
553*
J
cons gtd g J3*r
1943 1
Bid Sandy Ry 1st duar 4s
1944 J D
Boston 8c Maine 1st 5s A C—...1967 M S
159,000
86
6934
Sale
70
Sale
M N
70
Sale
70
Sale
853*
753* Sale
743* Sale
1st d 4%s series JJ
Boston At N Y Air Line 1st du
A
O
Sale
70
A
75
59
6934
F
6534
5534
60
52
Brunsw & Western 1st du d
J
J
Buff Roch Ac Pitts den 5s
M
S
83
87
M N
42
Sale
A
O
70
A
O
8034 Sale
72
7734
7234
76
Belvldere Del
89,000
66,000
3,000
57,000
33,000
3,000
57,000
131,000
166,000
138,000
240,000
11,000
141,000
2.....—1955
...1961
1st mortdade 5s series
4S.1955
4s...1938
......1937
Consol 4Hi
.........1957
Burl Ced Rap & Nor At Col ts 1st 5s '34
Canada Sou con du Ac col tr 5s..1962
Canadian Nat duar 434«-S«pt 15 1954
M S
1957 I
4Xs
93
J
74
81
1968
D
Guaranteed gold 5s
Guaranteed d 5s
...July 1969
Oct 1969
Guaranteed g 5s..........
1970
O
A
mi
8131
Guar gold
D
75
A
7234
Gold
4Ml*
..June 15 1955
.—......1956 F
Guar g 4348—
Guar g 4>^8
131,000
J
1951
118,000
1940
207,000 Canadian No deb s f7s
25-year deb s f guar *34«
1946
110,000
15-year gold 434a
Feb. 15 1935
45,000
297,000 Canadian Pac 4% deb stock.....
Collateral trust gold 4^1
28,000
1946
5s equip tr temp ctfs—
-...1944
45,000
Collateral trust g 5s
....1954
83,000
Collateral trust 4Hs...
....I960
57,000
Carb Ac Shaw 1st d 4s
1932
"5", 606 CaroCent 1st cons d 4s.......... 1949
F
J
9334
A
J
61
J
J
65
7834
J
D
723*
J
J
M
Registered
"Y.666
J
65
4s........1949 F
F
1960 F
cons
Registered
1,000
53,000
134.000
2,000
"18,666
A
77
84
Sale
78:
Sale
833*
8034
7634
Sale
78
§IA
Sale
Sale
9834
9934
85
Sale
92
6634
67
79
73
6034 Sale
73
713*
84
823*
733s Sale
7134 Sale
603*
a743*
8534
1992 M
Sale
8
M
O
Craig Valley 1st g 5s
May 1940
..1946 J
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
R Ac A DIt 1st con g 4s
2d
con
—1989
J
J
Feb.
8
10
1
Feb.
29
Feb.
23
10
Feb.
10
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
1
Feb.
72
Feb.
1
7034 Feb.
11
73
10
Feb.
24
7534 Feb. 10
10
Feb.
23
Jan.
2
29
23
24
23
9
Feb.
29
9134 Jan.
13
99
Feb.
29
Feb.
1
Feb.
26
83
Jan.
6
91
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8
Feb.
23
5734 Feb.
8
63
Jan.
9
Feb.
29
65
Jan.
4
74
26
14
15
8
Feb.
27
29
5
5
85
Feb.
773* Jan.
703* Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
78
Feb.
Feb.
29
64
Jan.
4
7534 Feb. 29
92
7834 Feb. 23
2
5
Feb. 24
29
27
29
32
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40
25]
35
32
3634
40
95
97J4
6734
40
96
Sale
98
76
Sale
9734
50
10134
9734
583*
65
453* Sale
—
....
90
87
—
77
Sale
90
9834
9934
933*
9234 Sale
8234 Sale
7654 Sale
993* 103
77
2
21
Feb.
Feb.
19
89
5
85
Jan.
5
94
Feb. 29
Jan. 29
Jan.
5
40
Jan.
683* Fen. 11
4634 Feb. 11
2534 Jan.
2
2534 Jan.
6
72
Feb.
55
41
Jan.
31
38
Jan.
17
1
45
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
13
90
Jan.
30
7734 Feb.
3
66
Feb.
8
Jan.
7
9
92
4 103
90
90
Feb.
76
Feb.
76
Feb.
17
81
Sale
a76
Feb.
81
Feb.
29
7734 Feb.
7634 Feb.
3
1
Feb.
3
1
88
9734
60
8034 Sale
823* Sale
993* 103
653* Feb.
453* Feb.
643* Feb. 25
1
453* Feb.
80
90
Sale
1
5
8
14
13
14
75
7134
Sale
3634 Feb.
Feb.
643*
453*
77 34 Feb.
66
Feb.
Sale
993* Feb.
17 101
8734 Feb.
10
83
903* Feb.
83
Feb.
83
Feb.
83
Feb.
993* Feb.
Feb.
20
81
"84"'
803* Feb.
8
8234
Sale
81
Feb.
9
993* Feb;
15
7734 Feb.
9
81
4634 Feb.
453* Feb.
82
88
87
7734 Feb.
3
7834 Jan. 15
75
8734 Sale
8034
100
653* Feb- 17
60
Jan. 15
98
Jan. 16
Jan. 12
903* Jan.
5 r94
Feb. 17
76
Feb. 17 76
76
Jan.
2 8134 Jan. 18
62
8134
74
903*
36
Feb.
8
Feb. 27
Feb. 15
50
7334 Sale
101
50
3634
7634 Sale
90
Jan.
8
15
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
83
77
o
99
87
83
Jan.
84
7534 Jan.
993* Jan.
83
16
30
81
Feb. 27
473
Jan.
473
Jan.
13
12
11
1 Feb.
20
9334 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
995* Jan.
13
87
80
75"
80
81
Sale
80
40
Feb.
86
63
95
6834 Sale
J
20
29
72
683* Feb.
4634 Feb.
3534 Feb.
38
89
9734
Sale
5134
86
81
87
4234
4034
393*
4334
4334
5134
4634
4534
4834
42
Feb.
3
46
42
Feb.
3
813*
79
Feb.
3
8
O
10
Feb.
8834 Feb,
2
793*
10134
8134
67
Feb.
89
75
251
60
30
10
21
40
80
40
7954
83
Jan.
17
27
40
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
16
79
Feb.
3
8334 Jan.
19
Feb.
1
86
Jan.
12
16
Feb.
2
825* Feb. 13
Feb.
2
83
Feb.
9
8934 Jan.
8834 Jan.
875* Jan.
Feb
9
97
40
45
J
7
a75
Feb. 27
56
J
J
F
A
8
86
88
8534
9534
7934 Sale
88
90
84
93
85
Sale
Sale
8634
Sale
793*
88
Sale
8434 Sale
8334
84"
Sale
5034
Sale
F
A
A
O
...
1947 J
J
1st Ac general 5s series A..
1966 MN
J
1st Ac gen 6s series B_.
May 1966 J
Chic Indiana At Sou 59-yr 4s
J
1956 J
Chic L S At East 1st 4 34s
1969 J
47.000 Chic Mil At St P gen g 4s— May 1989 J
90
55
90
55
3534
9834
40
2034
91
25
30
3234
29
33
35
95
62
60
J
59
May 1989
62
71
Sale
60
64
60
65
Sale
3434
834
Sale
36
Sale
82
95
82
Sale
6034
653*
603*
68
6534
69
3734 Sale
1134 Sale
65
81
543*
1987 M N
6134
6134
67
---
613* Sale
6834
Sinking fund deb 5s...
1933 M N
Registered.....——....———.. M N
15-year secured 634s—Mar 1 1936 M 8
May 2037 J
D
D
D
Conv 431s se ies A
......1949 MN
Chic R I At Pacific gen g 4s
1988 J
J
Registered
—.1988 J
J
Refunding gold 4s
1934.A O
Registered
A O
Sec. gold 434> series A
1952iM S
May
2037 I
May 2037 J
434s.........1960.M N
713*
6334
7934
75
80
80
8034 Sale
4334
50
39
38
Sale
44
3034 Sale
6734
71
60
7334
5934 Sale
83
93
70
13
80
50
tr-
Feb.
97
20
93
7034
1634
8634
5434
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
29
65
Jan.
16
Feb.
17
12
10
Feb.
20
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
80
47
6
5
5034 Feb. 29
Feb. 24
4
15
8
7034 FeD. 29
1634 Jan. 28
1
8634 Feb.
565* Jan. 14
Jan. 12
Feb. 24
5034 Feb.
Feb.
55
Feb.
20
47
Feb.
24
47
Feb.
42
Feb.
24
2434 Jan.
14
42
40
Feb.
18
28
Jan.
25
40
6334 Feb.
543* Feb.
6534 Feb.
673* Feb.
7034 Feb.
393* Feb.
113* Feb.
25
25
2
25
26
19
1
5734 Jan.
47
Jan.
%'A
85
60
52
8634 Feb.
823* Feb.
30
533*
60
50
91
Sale
Sale
1987 M N
Q F
Stpd non-payt Fed inc tax..1987 M N
Stpd gen 434s non-pay lnc tax.1987 M N
Gen 5s stpd non pay lnc tax. .1987 M N
85
503*
D
J
96
23
5034
Gen gold 434s series E—Mar 1 1989 J
95
5434 Sale
5034 Sale
May 1989
J
99,000! Gen 4M series F
1989 J
1,403,000 Chic Milw St P Ac Pac mtge 5s
1975 F A
2.009,000! ConT adj 5s
Jan 1 2060 A O
Convertible gold
23
Sale
49
795,000
Feb.
8434 Feb.
833* Feb.
7834 Feb.
7834 Feb.
9834 Feb.
50
34
443,000 Chic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4*
1959 M S
J
3.000 Chic Indianap Ac LouIst ref g 68.1947 J
J
1,000
Refunding gold 5s
1947 J
275:660
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
75
70
Sale
3834
Sale
84
1,271", 606
81
26
91
72
4734
Sale
148,000
2,286,000
66,000
29
Feb.
45
83
1st At ref g 5s
Stpd 1st At ref 434s
1st Ac ref 4 34s ser C..
84
Feb.
87
90
209,000
773* Feb. 24
843* Feb. 25
3834
76
4,000
33,000
4,000
18,000
19,000
2
18
853*
1982 M N
Registered......
18
23
91
7034 Sale
1534 Sale
General 4s
Jan.
Jan.
45
70
24,666
77
8034 Jan.
38
50
91
53
Sale
Sale
No West gen 334*
11
833* Feb. 25
80
Feb.
Feb.
15
«t
19
Jan.
61
7934 Feb. 24
29
Feb.
65
2,000 Chic
15
60
25
86
85
96
9.0001
Feb.
893* Jan.
24
20
75
15
Gen g 334s series B
Gen 4 34s series C
705* Feb. 26
783* Feb. 29
39
97
19,000
13,000'
7
4
4
5
Sale
11
33,000
26
7234 Jan.
7334 Jan.
723* Jan.
89
M N
Refunding 4s series C
26
Feb.
86
20
J
131,000
1st Ac ref 4>4s series B__
37,000
1977
1st At ref 5s series A
.——.1971
68,000
4,000 Chic Ac E 111 1st cons g 6s
..1934
204,000.Chic Ac E 111 Ry (new co) gen 5s_.1951
6Y.660
Feb.
77
5
94
94
72
1949 J
1958 M
33 000 Chic Ac Erie 1st gold 5s
20
76
Jan.
20
J
Illinois Division 4s_
General 4s
19
1834
1949 J
42,000 Chic Burl Ac Q 111 DIt 334s
Registered
25
80
88
35
67
46
J
J
1989 J
gold 4s
1
Feb.
51
39
8
Ref At imp 4^s ser A
.....1993 A
Ref Ac imp 434* ser B w 1
1995
Registered
p
Feb.
24
Sale
78
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
783*
a7534 Sale
7434
7534
8134 Sale
8054 Sale
Feb.
7934
8134
743*
Sale
7534
Sale
733*
Sale
a813*
Sale
8034
Sale
8134
823* 7734
Sale
7534
Sale
7534
Sale
943*
Sale
9434
953* 85
Sale
5734
Sale
713*
8734 8234
84
9534
J
g 5s.......1939 M N
1939 M N
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5s .1941 M
34,000 Chic Ac Alt RR ref g 3s
1949 A
Certif deposit stpd Oct 1929 lnt
6,000
Chic At Alt Ry 1st lien g 334a
1950 3
75.000
83*
A
1954 A O
General gold 434*
slle*
95
85
J
A
Guar 5s
Charles At Satannah 1st g 7s....1936 J
72,666
513*
813*
963*
9634
7634
9734
1534
J
....
277,000 Ches Ac Ohio 1st
Sale
70
993*
Sale
703* Feb. 26
60
Feb. 15
8834 Jan.
5
4
98
Through St L 1st gu g 4s
83,000
80
77
100
8
M S
1987 J
.....
95
Sale
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
76
6934 Feb.
5834 Feb.
5834
90
84
J
....
General 4s
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
773*
783*
92
D
J
1938
2,000 Caro Clinch At Ohio 1st 5s
D
1st At con d 6s series A.Dec 15 1952
9,000
D
Carthage Ac Adir 1st gu d 4s....1981
D
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s.
1948
Not. 1945 F A
3,000 Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s
Consol gold 5s
.............1945 MN
74,000
Ref At gen 534a series B
19591A O
5,000
Ref At gen 5s series C.
19591A O
71,000
Chat Div pur money g 4s.....1951 J D
Mac At Nor Dlv 1st g 5s
1946 J J
Middle Ga At Atl DIt pur m 5s—1947 J
J
Mobile Di? 1st g 5s...
1946 J
J
J
8,000 Cent N E 1st guar 4s...........1961 J
1,000 Cen RR Ac Bkg of Ga col tr g 5s..1937 M N
..1987 J J
62,000 Central of N J gen g 5s...
Registered
Q J
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g
Sale
Sale
Sale
10634
M S
J
D
lV, 000
190,000
963*
fg*
70
70
50
73
75
72
75
80
82
7934
Sale
88
353* Sale
6234 Sale
52
5334
62
65
69
38
67
70
Sale
583*
5334
6434
6534
8
Feb.
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
9
Feb.
65
Feb.
10
333* Feb. 10
83* Feb. 10
Jan. 15
543* Feb. 25
70
Jan. 20
66
Jan.
Jan.
08 34
J an.
70
59
Jan.
73
Jan.
Jan.
3034 Jan.
42
Jan.
14
13
115* Feb.
1
51
7
Jan.
61
Feb. 29
61
Feb. 29
56
Jan.
63
63
72
75
65
60
Feb.
15
65
Feb.
60
69
80
Sale
72
7634 Feb.
75
70
80
ou
lky*
80
433*
42 34
o
843*
4834
Sale
4234
Sale
42
Sale
34
Sale
74
293* Sale
723*
1
683*
75
67
72
Feb.
19
5
Feb.
1
Feb.
11
433* Feb. 26
Feb. 29
Feb.
70
Jan.
Jan.
70
Jan.
67
Jan.
83
Jan.
Feb.
26
62
Jan.
Feb.
1
60
Jan.
80
75
87
Jan.
72
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
18
23
23
18
19
15
15
5
75
Feb.
2
435* Feb.
57
Jan.
423* Feb.
19
46
Jan.
Feb.
19
Jan.
Jan.
1
46
39
Jan.
Feb.
80
Jan.
14
14
14
14
73
§8*
52
37
37
Feb.
10
2634 Feb.
6534 Feb.
10
43
34
9
73
Feb.
26
8
67
Feb.
2
515* Jan.
2
4
46
9
5
80
7934 Feb. 26
19
61
Feb.
Feb.
37
38
Feb. 24
14
Jan.
62
Sale
93* Sale
54
70
3034 Feb. 27
61
Sale
4434
40
29
2534 Jan.
6534 Feb.
Jan.
40
643* Sale
6334 Sale
5434 Feb.
'543* Sale
5034 Feb.
49
50
56
37
Sale
46
Sale
Sale
59
Sale
Jan.
14
633* Jan.
14
50
5
Jan.
14
Feb.
15
4034 Sale
35
Feb.
563* Feb.
46
Feb.
6334
57
Feb.
65
Feb.
15
46
Jan.
4
65
59
Feb.
59
Feb.
1
45
99
Jan.
12
59
Feb.
1
Jan.
3034 Jan.
Chic S L At N O—
39,000
Gold 5s
June 15
D
55
......June 15 1951 J
Registered
1,000
19511J
Gold 3J4*
Mem Div 4s
46
June 15 1951
59
1951
16,000 Chic St L Ac Pitts
cons
g 5s
9,000
Chic T H Ac S'eaat
lat~Ac"ref
■t&x
33
58—1960
Guaranteed gold 5s..........1944
1st 6 34s series C__
1963
Choc Okl At Gulf consol 5s
Cln Ham At Day 2d g 434*
Cash sale,
75
50
70
9934 100
993* Feb.
a
con
D
J
.1452 M N
gu g 4s....1942 MN
Deferred delivery.
Sale
383*
403*
34
27
30
89
28
8734
9934
9334
8634
Sale
99
993* 9834
97
9634
943*
Sale
107'" Sale 108
10634
Sale
70
63
713*
633*
82
8034
7034
8234 7634
40
80
8234
603*
90
J
1937 J
11,000 Cln Ind St L At C 1st 4s...Aug 2 1936 Q F
Registered
Q F
Cln Leb At N 1st
Sale
9034 Sale
J
39,000 Chic Ac West Ind Consol 50-yr 4s. 1952
1st Ac ref 534s series A
......1962 M S
38,000
r
55
47
9934 Feb. 26
Feb.
1
9954 Feb. 26
99
Income guar 5s
22,000
Dec 1 1960 M S
37,000 Chic Un Station 1st gu 434s A—1963 J J
J
1st 5s series B
58,000
——1963
81.000
75
Sale
993* Sale
..1932
RpdlgtAfAff
28,066
9534
81
5534
1
4534 Feb.
1
33
Feb.
1
9034 Feb.
100
Feb. 25
9534 Feb. 17
10834 Feb. 29
70
Feb. 29
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
82
Feb.
27
95
Feb.
15
34
Feb.
46
Jan.
26
Jan.
37
Jan.
94
Jan.
8634 Feb.
9734 Jan. 22 10034 Jan.
943* Feb.
983* Jan.
743*
8
8
633* Feb.
79
Jan.
Jan.
14
15
68
875* Jan.
14
15
18
26
106
Jan.
109
Jan.
90
"91"
85
743*
9834
91
Feb.
15
91
Feb.
15
95
Feb.
85
81
74
15
14
5
Jan.
18
85
Jan.
75
Jan.
26
75
Jan.
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
EXCHANGE—BONDS
23
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Price
February.
BONDS
H. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
1932.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 2
Value.
Bid.
5,000 Cln Union Term lat 4H«
166,000
1st mtge 5s ser B w 1
Feb. 1.
Ask
92
2020
9534
2020
97
Ask
85%
96%
Bid
88
Sale
C C C At St L Hon g 4a
1993
General 5a aerlea B
1993
Ref Ac Imp 4a aerlea G.........1941
2"65O
26,000
185 000
1,000
"5'O5O
78
70
Ref Ac Imp 5a aerlea D.........1963
Ref Ac Impt 4 Ha aerlea B.......1977
Cairo Div lat Hold 4a
1939
ClnWAM Dlv lat A 4a
1991
"
64
85
71
....
J
1940 J
...1942 J
......
J
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93
90
Feb.
9
95
Feb.
19
71
lat
a
lat
a
f guar 4H* «er C
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•
1977 A O
1945 J D
M N
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General mtge 4%» aerlea A....1980 M N
Hock Valley lat ext g
4a....1948 A O
Col Ac Tol lat est 4a
Non-con? deb 4a
Jan.
21
21
Feb.
17
63
Feb.
2
77
Jan.
13
95
Feb.
9
95
Jan.
11
99
Jan.
19
70
Sale
81
70
Feb.
7934 Feb.
19
68
Jan.
30
65
Feb.
8
69
Feb.
26
62
Jan.
4
75
Feb.
19
75
Feb.
19
75
Feb.
7934 Feb. 19
7134 Jan. 22
7634 Jan. 14
65
Jan.
7
70
68
Feb.
9
68
65
Jan.
16
68
Jan.
Feb.
7
9
94
Jan.
4
94
Jan.
4
97
Jan.
9
97
Jan.
9
8234 Jan.
14
84
Jan.
27
10334 Jan.
18
78
67%
Sale
76
87%
65%
75
71
.....
6034
94
Dea Molnea At Ft D lat gu g 4a
56
....
....
....
60
37%
77% Sale
107
98
90
70
Sale
40
J
1995 J
D
Gold 4a
4H*-1961
M N
Dul Mlaaabe At Nor gen 5a.......1941
J
Detroit Rl?er Tunnel lat gu
Dul Ac Iron Range lat 5a.........1937
89
.....
...
59
60
18
Feb.
3
90
89?£
63 %
6234
34
40%
44%
5234
5234
5234
5234
2
30
25
65
86%
84%
85
Registered
87
81
J
J
J
67% Sale
"68"
71
J
J
Sale
5634
99% 100
9934 101
38
41
46
35%
42
Do
-
Gen
Ser B
do
con?
...1953
4s Series D
1953
544,655
Ref Ac impt gold 5a aer 1927 ...1967 M N
872,000
Ref Ac Imp 5s of 1930
1,000
10,000
1975 A O
Erie At Jersey 1st a f 6s
a
38
39%
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
90
85
85
90
7834
9534
1933 A
42%
60
37
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95
O
534
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8
100
Sale
734
1234
1946 A
75
1940 A O
D
Gt Nor—Gen 7a Series A .......1936 J
lat At refund4 %% Ser "A"
III 1961 J
Gen mtge 5H« Ser B..........1952 J
Gen mtge 5a Ser C.........
1973 J
ft
■.
Debenture ctfa B
88
44% Feb.
15
36
Jan.
4
Feb.
29
80
Feb.
9
14
8
Sale
30
4
Feb.
29
80
Feb.
9
5
Feb.
29
80
Feb.
9
5
Feb. 29
40
25
84
983* Feb. 29
9634 Feb.
9834 Feb. 29
9634 Jan. 29
9834 Feb. 29
9834 Feb. 23
Jan. 13
89
9834 Feb. 29
9834 Feb. 23
37
67"
8234
87
—-
62
Sale
9934
4634
4734
4534
433*
4334
7934
8134
101
Sale
Sale
68
Sale
Sale
92
95
Feb.
15
8534 Feb.
80
9234
733* Sale
6634
70
2
70
Feb.
2
6634 Feb.
5634 Feb.
15
Feb.
5
19
83
Feb.
Feb.
9
Jan.
4
6634 Feb.
15
Jan.
Jan.
4
18'
64
26
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15
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2
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15
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Feb.
26
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861
Jan.
Jan.
18
20
74
Feb. 26
6634 Feb. 15
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55
Feb. 26
9934 Jan. 29
5134 Jan. 14
4834 Jan. 14
3
9934 Feb.
3
Jan.
29
Feb.
26
46 % Feb.
29
38
Jan.
4
4134 Feb.
10
4734 Feb. 29
37
Jan.
6
3734 Feb.
10
Feb.
19
35
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4
4934 Jan.
38
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45
10
Feb.
19
35
Jan.
4
49
90
Feb.
Feb.
46
46
3
90
Feb.
3
90
Jan.
15
93
83
Feb.
13
86
Feb.
13
7534 Jan.
83
Jan.
12
86
15,
83
1999 J
1999 J
14
Jan. 13
Jan. 25
Feb. 13
Jan. 15
50
Feb.
3
5
6
Feb.
16
6
30
17
Jan.
51 4234 Jan.
44% Feb.
2
4
Jan.
9
5
Jan.
5
7
10
10
Feb.
19
12
Jan.
4
3
14
11
16
11
Feb.
26
18
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26
5
Feb.
4
Feb;
10
Feb.
19
1134 Feb.
11
Feb. 26
1734 Feb.
10
94
Feb.
50
Feb.
734 Jan.
634 Jan.
95
50
65
89
Sale
Sale
96
Sale
35
....
61
.....
61
5534
94%
Sale
9434
9034
20
.....
-
95
9834 Sale
'
9034 Feb.
8
983* Feb. 26
2 a9734 Feb. 29
Sale
94%
Sale
9434 Sale
893* Feb.
89
79
Feb.
1
80
75
Feb.
15
71
Sale
73
Sale
8334 Sale
7834 Sale
75
7734
79
Sale
Sale
84
68%
66%
20
J
69
6834 Sale
6634 Sale
65
20
4%
'84%
49
9534
46
50
Sale
50
1234
80
95
7534
8534
8034 100
90%
80
91
80
7534
90
8734
85
•-...
90
.....
100
91
98
30
10
92 % Jan.
8734 Jan.
" 98 34 "Feb". 26
2a9734 Feb. 29
14
9534 Feb. 26
8934 Feb. 10
84
Feb.
79
82
Feb.
1951 J
31
80
55
Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
11
14
4634 Feb. 10
49% Feb. 23
Feb.
11
7334 Jan.
12
15
64
Jan.
4
7334 Jan.
13
Jan.
9
5
Jan.
9
43
Jan.
18
50
50
30
6934 Feb.
4734 Feb.
10
8
7834 Feb. 26
Jan. 16
Jan. 21
Feb.
9
50
Feb.
1
39
Jan.
6
Feb.
10
30
Feb.
9
25
Feb.
10
853* Feb.
16
8534 Feb.
16
80
Jan.
9
8634 Jan.
20
79
Jan.
13
8034 Jan.
15
25
9434 Jan.
22
9434 Jan.
22
Feb.
29
a96
Feb.
8434 Feb.
19
86
Jan.
15
60
Sale
57
Feb.
8
60
Feb.
25
Jan.
Jan.
5
5834 Sale
80
53
4
60
Jan.
14
85
8534
81
8234 Feb.
5
8534 Feb.
2
80
Jan.
7 088
Jan.
29
80
57
45% Feb.
4234 Feb.
16
10
Sale
90
7834
5034
Sale
1951 A
30
47
59
54
Sale
51
53
1st refunding 4s
1955 MN
43
Sale
50
Sale
49
Sale
Purchased lines 1st 3H«
1952 J
31%
64
45% Sale
54
50
32
43
40
65
35
4734
53
66
Sale
44% Sale
3934
Sale
54
55
5234
Feb.
29 o96
29 a96
Feb.
29
50
Sale
77
Sale"
a96
80
1951 M
1952 A
55
1
4
65
21
8
57
37%
Feb.
73
7134 Jan.
171
Feb.
8034 Feb.
a96
lat gold 3a sterling
J
1936 J
1966 F A
1950 J D
66
Feb. 11
69
5
65
Sale
Sale
41
85
85
8734
Extended lat g 3Hs
....1953 MN
1
783* Feb. 26
7234 Feb.
91
100
Collateral truat gold 4a...
..............1955 MN
Feb.
Jan.
8334
98
83
A
J
261
98
94
82% Sale
80
70
1957 A O
70
20
65
534
7 34
7134
9634
47
5134
4934 Sale
94
75% 100
..1951 J
6834
45
J
A
73
75
J
1933 M N
'7034 "9534
68
38
1937 J
Hudson Ac Manhat lat Ac ref 5a A.1957 F
65
5
1933 M N
delivery.
Feb.
Feb.
94
95
Houa Belt At Ter lat 5a.......
3H>
Registered
37
2
89
Houat E At W Tex 1st 5a
lat gold
17
5
9834
1937 J
Feb
Feb.
2034
J
g 5a........1937 MN
lat gu g 5a redeem
37
4434 Feb.
12
11%
..1950 A O
1950 A O
Feb 1952 J
J
Houat At Tex G 1st g 5a Int gu
5
10
50
55%
5%
734
12
-
94
Feb
g 4H*
37
5234
534
2734
1940 MN
Registered...
14
14
Jan.
Feb.
83
Gen 4H* Series D............1976 J
Gen 4H« serlea E..
J
..1977 J
Green Bay At West deb ctfa A....... Feb
a Deferred
21
Jan.
Jan.
49% Jan.
Jan.
56
25
Feb.
J
1.1
Cash sale,
Jan.
7*0
53
1
19
20
48,666
r
69
1
9834
92%
87%
572.000
15-year secured 6Ha...
40-year
—...
Cairo Bridge gold 4a
20
27
1734
1947 J
Grays Point Term lat gu g 5a
Refunding 5a
19
3
Feb.
Feb.
76% Jan.
8234 Jan.
8934 Jan.
3
14
14
3
28
Feb.
Feb.
2734
1936 M S
...
f 6s guar
Coll tr g 4a L N O At T
Jan.
Feb.
50
61
J
Adjust Income 5a
38
85
91
95*
68
95
85
D
1941 J
Illinois Central lat g 4a.
Feb.
67
44
O
1942 J
ex
con
Jan.
34
8934
6434
6534
6034 Feb.
6334
6734 a6334 Feb.
25
Feb.
3234 Sale
43
Sale
38 34 Feb.
12%
Gr R Ac I
con
Jan.
45
40
5
20
20
J
Georgia Midland 1st 3a
Gout Ac Oswegatchle lat 5a
Hock Val lat
Jan.
30
5
15
11
5
Feb.
Feb.
94
95
....
Oct. 1945 J J
Extended at 6% to 1934..........
65
44
"5" Sale'
Ga Caro Ac Nor 1st 5a 1929
Housatonlc RR
Feb.
18
3
85
1933 A
3,000
lac mtge gold 5a series C
7,000
14,000 Gulf At Ship Island ref 5a
35
Feb.
85
5
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4a
Gulf Mob At Nor 1st 5H«
3034 Jan.
40
95
85
Snm Elk At Mo V lat 6s
1R AfSl At AfA/1
15
Feb.
85
Gal? Hous At Hend lat 5s
a
Feb.
89
J
John Ac Gl gen ref 4H>
1952,M N
Fort St U D Co 1st g 4 Ha
1941 J
Ft Worth Ac Denver City 5Ha ...1961 J
D
15-yer deb g
5734 Feb. 17
95
J
5,000 Fonda
lat gu g 4Ha
Grand Trunk of Can a 1 7a
8
19
B.1940
61
65
Certificates of deposit.
5a
50
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
J
5,000 Fla Cent At Pen conaol gold 5s ..1943 J J
6,000 Pla East Coast 1st 4Ha
1959 J D
1st 8c ref 5s ser A
44,000
........-1974 M S
cona
8
8
50
91
J
Serlea C 3H*
lat
68
Jan.
Jan.
5734 Feb. 17
2034 Feb. 29
3734 Feb. 24
Feb. 26
85
1955
Erie 8c Plttsb gen gu g 3H* *4'
Ga At Ala
45
.....
1
Feb.
...1957
f 6a
19
14
91
1940
Genesee Rl? RR lat
16,000
Sale
Sale
68
Sale
44
Feb.
Jan.
7534 Feb. 29
36
18
54
Penn coll trust g 4a..........1951
60 yr con? g 4s Ser A.........1953
i
93
70
Jan.
8134 Feb.
J
...............
50" Sale"
23
9934
8234
93"
O
1996 J
19
15
Jan.
6634
9834 Sale
1941 M N
1996 J
Jan.
50
53
40
80
1st g 5s 1956 MN
.........
19
59
60
9634
cons
...
7534 Feb.
Sale
98)4
2,000 Elgin Joi Ac East lat g 5a
Ac prior lien 4s
62
29
Feb.
9634
88
con
13
Feb.
Feb.
35
Registered..
lat conaol gen lien 4a.
Feb.
75
35
86%
10
Erie 1st
Feb.
70
29
Feb.
35
5
—-
70
2,000
352,000
34,000
5,000
26,000
61,000
10
8
93
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
84]
88)
8834 Jan.
8434 Jan.
65
2
...
93
1965 A
93
25
...
40
El Paso At S W 1st At ref 5a
Feb.
Feb.
88
Sale
8
5
2
67
6,000 East Tenn Va Ac Ga
80
93
Sale
1948 A O
5a. ...1937 J
Beat Ry M No DIt lat g 4a
88
8834
Sale
68
90
Dul So Shore At Atlantic g
1
8
75
35
85
82
Sale
81
98
98%
Feb.
8134 Feb.
92
Sale
39
81% Sale
O
A
Feb.
66
Sale
2034 Sale
3534 37
Sale
46
43
35
45
92
Feb.
80
93
60
35
104
88
Sale
3
9634 Feb.
70
25
30
6
iYA
60
I*
Feb.
75
38
45
1947 MS
D
Sale
66 %
Certif Icatea of depoalt
1995 J
Sale
66%
20
58"" Sale"
Detroit At Mack lat lien g 4a
91
71
19%
"56"
93
85
20 % Sale
33
35
.....
1535 J
80
80
Sale
87
80"
Sale
91
92
78
95
87%
503*
50%
5034
503*
A
Dea Plalnea Val lat guar 4H*
....
81
67
.....
88
56,000
98
88
85
80
36%
19
96
102
98
7834
95% Sale
Sale
28
9
Feb.
....
88
97%
93%
89
35
Conaol gold 4H»-1936
Den? At R Gr Weat gen 5a Aug 1955
Ref Ac Imp mtge 5a aer B.......1978
72
liH::::
45%
Del Rl? RR At Bdge lat gu g 4a..l936 F
Den At Rio Gr lat cona g 4a_......1936
75
71
....
78
Sale
D
61
76
41 %
J
6834 Sale
75
8734
68
70
68
84
86%
lat lien At ref 6a aerlea B....... 1936
82", 550
75
9
97
97
63
290,000 Del At Hud lat 4a tax ex N Y
1943 M N
1,000
10-year convertible 5a.........1935 A O
24,000
15-year 5 Ha
1937 MN
25,000
259,000
83,000
2
84
35
32",666
Feb.
98
Feb.
78
76
D
38,000
25,000
295,000
95
19
Feb.
96
85
D
73,000
133,000
15
Feb.
95
7834
60
AAcO 1955
80
102
41%
Non-con? debenture 4a_......1956
5,000
Jan.
95
63
82%
47,000 Cuba Northern Rya lat SHi
1942
14,000 Cuba RR lat 50-yr g 5a
1952
11,000
lat At refund 7Hi aerlea A...... 1936
215,000
85
Feb.
95
94
67
1955
Conn Ac Paaaum Rha lat g 4a
1943
Conaolldated Ry non-con? deb 4a 1954
Non-con? debenture 4a
JAcJ 1955
11,000
1,000
254,000
25
9734 Feb. 29
95
97%
60
80
75
80
75
9534
92%
80%
f 5 H« A.1972 A O
f g 5a aerlea B guar
1973 A O
1,000 Col Ac
4,000
tSale Prices. I
99
100
97
97
CleT Union Term'la lat
128,565
38,000
55,000
43,000
46,000
Sale Prices
95
75
-91,000
263,000
160,000
Highest.
Sale Prices
87%
9434
9734 Sale
70
60
96
•
—..
Serlea D 3Ha
1950 F A
General 4Hi aerlea A.........1977 F A
Cler Short Line lat gu 4H«
...1961 A O
71,000
13,000
12,000
Sale
8734
61
Clev Ac Marietta lat gu 4H«
1935 M N
Cle? Ac Pitta gen gu 4Hi aer B..1942 A O
Serlea B gu 3H»
.....
...1942 A O
Serlea A gu 4Hi.
Serlea C gu 3H»
75
63 %
70
St Loula Div lat coll truat ft 4a. 1990 MN
Spring Ac Col Div lat g 4a
1940 M S
W W Val DIt lat g 4a
15,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Highest.
95
99
10034
J
Cl«? Col C Ac Ind gen con 6a.....1934 J
Clov Lor Ac Wheel con lat g 5a
1933 A O
J
Cler Ac Mahon Valley g 5a
1938 J
135.566
Lowest.
Clearfield Ac Mahon lat ltd g Sc..1943
133,555
1,000
2,000
11,000
Bid.
Feb. 29.
58
Sale
.....
54
Feb.
1
52
67
Jan.
15
2
42
Jan.
Jan.
21
5034 Feb.
4
56
Jan.
15
4734 Feb. 23
39
Feb.
8
5234 Jan.
18
57
46
39
Feb.
53
66
35
Feb.
2
Feb.
19
Jan.
6
57
Feb.
19
Feb.
27
7934 Feb.
5
5934 Jan.
7
Feb.
8234 Jan.
15
10
45
1
34
4
52
14
8
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Sales in
Jan. 2
1932.
H. T. STOCK ■ZOBAHOS.
Bid.
Illinois Central
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Price
BONDS
February.
Value.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
34
Ask.
(Concludes)
M51
JMf.
Omaha Die 1st ft
3s.
St Lou Die Ac Term ft
....--1951
3s
1951
Gold 3 H»
Sprlnftf DIt 1st ft 3He
1951
Western Lines 1st ft 4a
1951
Registered
——
111 Cent At Chic St L Ac N O—
Joint 1st 8c ret 5s ser A
1943
162,000
4He series C
1963
101,000
Ind Bloomlnftton 8c W 1st 4s.—1940
31#
J
26
F
A
J
J
J
III"
J
J
35 #
79
F
A
40
J
Bid.
54
74#
74#
79#
31
57
60
78
75
50
75
40
Sale
43
94
43 #
47
J
D
38#
49
A
O
75
94
26
75
J
63
J
85
69
34
95
85
1961 J
Plain
D
57
Jan.
16
46#
Sale"
17
37
Sale
19
30#
20
Sale
40
50
36#
21
4
28
Sale
2#
43
35
Feb.
Feb.
85
50
10
9
44
Feb.
2
Feb. 15
40
Jan,
Feb.
5
9
54
35
52
Jan.
Jan.
14
14
43# Jan.
4
15
7
60
30
Jan.
Jan.
50
Jan.
14
14
14
48# Jan.
14
95
48
Sale
15
41
17#
43#
40# Sale
36#
38
40
41
26
34#
13
3#
53
20
47
47# Feb.
16# Feb.
40
52# Sale
40
30 #
46# Sale
42# Sale
75#
98#
34
95
W
1
1
Jan.
Feb.
2
Feb. 28
Feb.
8
Feb. 17
Feb. 10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
3# Jan.
11
40# Feb.
37# Feb.
44
Feb.
41
22# Feb.
5# Feb.
3# Feb.
26
40
Feb.
Feb.
5# Feb. 13
3# Feb. 13
Feb.
41
5
4
5
30
64
5
26
Jan.
9
50# Jan.
12
Jan.
28
5# Feb.
3# Jan.
13
11
Jan.
16
20
14
25
92
51
64
Sale
60
62#
77,f,
67#
83
$3#
90
65
92
30
Sale
a83# Sale
56
90
Little Miami ften 4s series A
Long Dock cons ftold 6s.....
70#
84
75
80
54
92
61
53#
63
62# Sale
64
84
80# 100
87
98
MN
"50"
61#
...
J
S
D
MN
........
62#
65#
74
75
65
1
84
Feb.
1
90#
75#
94#
82
75
M
S
69
Q
J
J
S
99
101#
40# Sale
71#
75
98#
81# Sale
85
91
76
55
75
65
52
"79" Sale"
.2003
74# Sale
60
69
.2003
5s interim rects
.1946
St Louis DIt 3d gold 3s...
Mob At Montft 1st ft 4Hs...
South Ry joint Monon 4a.
Atl Knox Ac Cln dlT ft 4s..
Mahon Coal RR 1st 5s......
62#
75# Feb. 19
65
Jan.
4
75# Feb.
19
75""JFebI"l2
70# Feb.
9
75
Jan.
29
87# Jan.
13
90
70
55
Feb.
Feb.
23
70
Feb. 23
70
Jan. 14
Feb. 23
26
58# Feb.
3
46# Jan.
4
58# Feb.
3
60
Feb.
Feb.
19
1
2
48
Jan.
10
62# Feb.
64# Feb.
61
Jan.
4
12
62# Feb.
64# Feb.
1
2
79# Feb.
19
79# Feb.
19
Feb. 23
75
90
62
87
98
Feb.
19 101
98
103
Feb.
85#
87
75#
"84""
70# Feb.
18
3
93#
92
15
79
77
Sale
85
Feb.
75
71
97
75# Feb.
17
75#
75
99
41
ale
75
85
90
84
97#
85#
77
80
83#
Sale'
74
97#
81# Sale
9
90
79#
99# 99#
47# Sale
Sale
90
Feb."
72
92
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
92
Feb.
Feb.
15
2
1
13
85""
Feb. 23
Feb.
Feb.
16
1
81
Feb.
23
75
Feb.
64
Feb.
18
6
81
Feb.
Feb.
10
81
3
80
69#
75# Sale
79#
64#
81#
75
Feb.
5
77
Feb.
.2
....
_
—...
60
52
70
.1939 MN
.1959 MN
.1934 J
.1941 J
D
69#
—
75"
45
Jan.
22
78# Feb.
78# Feb.
76
72
80#
50
90
75# Feb. 17
6
75# Feb.
3
48# Feb. 29
81
Feb.
3
80#
3
11
65
70
18
98
73
73
81
Sale77
95
5
Feb.
70# Feb.
Feb.
8
43
101 """Feb"." "9
99
Jan.
38# Jan.
3
—
79# Feb. 19
"19
98 """Feb.
76# Feb. 25
99# Feb. 26
50
Feb. 16
75
Feb.
1
1
75
3
78
19
Feb.
73
18
98
6
99
41
Feb.
70# Feb.
Feb.
65#
"75#
79# Feb. 19
82# Jan.
90
76#
70
66
75# Feb.
80#
J
.1955 MN
3
.1934 J
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s.
1st ext 4s.
87# Jan.
9
80#
48# Sale
"79#
62#
.1945 M S
Manlto S W Colonic ft 5s
Man G B Ac NW 1st ftu 3He
10
100
87
80
63#
75
85
93
70#
.1952 J
Feb.
19
66#
.1980
13", 066
80
Feb.
70
.1941
18,000
1,000
70
Jan.
71# Jan.
70# Feb.
75
90
.2003
Paducah At Mem DIt 4a...
701
6
92
"57#
99# 100
Registered.
1st Ac ref 5H> serlea A....
1st Ac ref 5s series B
1st At ref 4#a aeries C
...
56# Jan.
4
56# Feb. 25
a61# Jan.
75
91
79
59
92
97#
75
J
M
.....
84
56
.1937 MN
J
.1940 J
I«oulsv At NashT ftold 5s
Unified gold 4s.
133,000
56
-III "99"
D
M
Feb.
65
Feb.
3
68# Feb. 17
60
"74# "75""
66
D
1938
Gold 4s
64
9
.
Sale
80
.1935 A O
Lonft Island ften ft 4s
Feb.
92
65
1933
1,000
Unified ftold 4s......
1949
2,000
Deb gold 5s
1934
9,000
30-year deb 5s
—1937
18,000
Guar ref ftold 4s..
1949
15,000
N Sh Bch 1st cons ftu 5s. Oct. 1933
8,000
Louisiana Ac Ark 1st 6s series A—1969
405,000
lou At Jeff Bridfte ftu ft 4s
1945
5,000
90
30
95
.1965 A O
.1963 MN
.
60
82#
92
75
.3003 MN
....
60
30
80
60
47
A
MN
Leh V Ter Ry 1st ftu ft 5s....
Lehigh Ac N Y 1st ftu ft 4s___.
Lex Ac East 1st ftu 5s
92#
Sale
59# Sale
56# Feb. 25
Feb.
5
66#
67# a64
80
Feb. 10
83# Sale
90
69#
71#
[3003
....
6",606
69#
.1945 M S
...
1,000
65
73
J
.1940 J
.3003 MN
—
50
70#
64
.1954 F
4#a—
GenconsolSs
:::::
91
58# 65
61# Sale
1941
1997 J D
Reft Istered ........—.....—1997 J D
cons
:::::
70
65
1937
Leh V
11,000
3,000
16
73
78
.1941 A O
E Ac W 1st ftold 5s
2nd ftold 5s
Lake Shore Ac Mich Sou ft 3He
(N Y) 1st ftu ft 4#a_
1,000
49.000 Leh Val (Pa) ften con ft 4s
Registered
"i",66o
Jan.
J
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s.
58,000
4,000
57
1951 MS
107,000
1950 A O
40,000 Kan City South 1st ft 3s....
Ref Ac Imp 5s
AprlU950 J J
79,000
..I960
177,000 Kan City Term 1st 4s.
Kentucky Central ft 4s.........1987
Kentucky Ac Ind Term 4 He
1961
Stamped....
26,606
-4.
80
41
J
Kal Allefthan Ac G R 1st ftu ft 5s..1938 J
Kanawha Ac Mich 1st ftu ft 4s...—1990 A O
K C Ft S 8c M ref ft 4s
...1936 A O
15,000
Sale Prices.
31
A
James Franklin Ac Clearf 1st 4s..l959 J
Gen
Highest.
Sale Prices.
78
85
1950 J
1st Ac ref 4s
T, 006
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
80
57**
49
D
First lien Ac ref *#•—
1947 F A
3,000
........1938 J D
1,000 Iowa Gent 1st ftold 5s
Certificates of deposit....—
1,000
Lowest.
Highest.
55
63
J
13,000 Lake
40
40
Ask.
54
J
Indianapolis 8c Louise 1st ftu 4s_1956
Ind Union ften 8c ret 5s A
1965 J J
Gen & ref guar 5s ser B
1965 J J
J
Internat Ac Gt Nor 1st 6s
1953 J
143,000
Adj mtfte 6s series A..July 1 1953
75,000
1st mtfte ftold 5s series D-.
1956 J J
48,000
1st ftold 5s series G
—1956 J J
29,000
MM
24,000 Int Rys of Gent Amer 1st 5s —1973
1st col trust 6s..
1941 MM
17,000
2i",66o
Bid.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Feb. 29.
47
74
F
'
Ind 111 At la 1st ftold 4s
Ask
49
J
J
J
Litchfield DIt 1st g 3s
Louise Die Ac Tor g 3 He
Feb. 1.
Jan.
4
6
Jan.
Feb.
5
18
19
Feb.
Jan.
15
22
92
80
76# Feb. 25
99# Feb. 26
50
Feb. 16
75
Feb.
1
Jan.
12
82# Jan.
15
85
Jan.
81
73# Jan.
71# Jan.
64
Feb.
70# Jan.
85
98
75# Jan.
75
71
4
Feb. 27
Feb. 18
Jan. 18
75# Feb.
3
48# Feb. 29
81
Feb.
3
45
Jan.
26
81
Feb,
3
74# Jan.
18
77
Feb.
2
59
62
51
1 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
64
Feb.
20
60
52
Feb.
52
Feb.
20
24
51
68
16
24
64
70
50
.....
52
Jan.
4
52
Jan.
4
100
94
99#
75
Feb.
17
75"" "Feb. 17
75
Feb.
17
Jan.
7
64
J
Mex Internat 1st 4s asstd
.1977
Mich Cent Mich Air Line 1st 4s_ .1940 j
J
Jack L At S ftold 3#s—
.1951 M S
1st ftold 3 Ha
.1952 MN
5,000
Ref Ac Imp 4He series C
J
.1979 J
Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
.1940 A
.1934 J
D
J
.1934
Mil 8par At N W 1st ftu 4s
.1947
MUw At State Line 1st ftuar
3He., .1941
Minn At St L 1st cons ftold 5s
.1934
1,000
1,000
4,000
"3",606
31,000
57,000
M St P At S S M 4s
1st
cons
atpd
93,000
775,000
1,013,000
271,000
2,638,000
245,000
834,000
98
S
68
J
7#
7#
S
4
F
39
S
3
J
....1990
1962
1st ref gold 5s series H
ser I
7#
7#
2
8
60
2#
1#
1#
#
14
42#
33#
40# Sale
67#
7#
7#
2# Feb.
10
1# Feb.
5
1949 M N
1980 A
O
A
..1981
—1945 J
J
J
J
_
Cash sale,
a
Deferred delivery.
75"" "Janl'll
38
47
34
Feb.
Feb.
47# Feb. 29
39
Feb. 16
50
Feb. 11
Feb.
20
55# Feb.
59
Sale
38# Feb.
50
21#
22#
Sale
29
22
45
20
21
20
Sale
20
55#
60
59
71
72
29
52
80
"49#
76
76
41
72
85
39#
72#
Feb.
6
41
Feb.
1
75# Sale
26
72
38
68
71# Feb.
15
79
Feb.
27
67#
76# Sale
65#
81#
72
72#
68#
65#
75
Feb.
11
79
66
65# Feb.
3
47#
66
Sale
64
58# Sale
53
51# Sale
60
38# Sale
50# Sale
Sale
32# Sale
48# Sale
50# Sale
57
95
56
56
75
2# Feb.
3
Feb.
10
2# Jan.
8
10
6
29
Jan.
5
8
Jan.
5
Jan.
Feb.
14
16
38
Jan.
a50
32
Jan.
39
Jan.
18
22# Jan. 29
20
45
Jan.
Jan.
20
59
76
33
51# Jan.
43# Jan.
Jan.
5
Feb. 26
78#
85
Sale
34
Sale
3
Feb.
1# Jan.
6
21
Feb.
6
Feb. 26
45
68
Sale
2# Feb.
8
7#
29
.....
3
Feb. 10
1# Feb. 23
6
14
Sale
Sale
Sale
62
Feb.
Feb.
10
54# Sale
52# Feb. 10
32#
50#
50#
35#
51#
50#
Sale
53# Sale
54
39
35
51
Sale
Sale
53# Sale
53# Sale
......
79
95
IIIH "80" :nn "75""
Feb. 26
66# Feb. 26
67# Feb. 13
59
Feb. 19
3
50
34
42# Sale
55#
57#
56# Sale
79
95
Sale
_
Small.
6
20
37
49
2# Feb.
3
Feb.
2
45
56
42
1967 A
4%
July 1938 MN
Mobile At Blrm prior Hen g 5s ...1945 J
J
Small
J
J
r
75"" Jan""il
90
76#
69#
51#
28#
29
52
1978 J
ext at
Mortgage gold 4a
"77 "
90
28
MN
J
...
1st Ac ref 5s
.....
82
62#
M
3
1st Ac refund 5s series A......1965 F
General 4s..
1975 M
1st 8c ref Ss series F
1977 M
1st At ret g 5s ser G
1978 MN
Mo Pac 3d 7s
41
13#
1946
Mlssour-Kansas-Tsxas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A.........1962
Convertible gold 5 He
76#
69#
45
1938
Jan
2#
1#
IX
8#
1938
Pr lien mtge 4#a ser D
Cum adjust 5s series A
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
.....
15
F
25-year g 5 He
1949
1st ref 5 He serlea B
1978
M St P Ac S S M At Cent Term
1st Chic Term s f 4s........1941
Mississippi Cent 1st 5s.
1949
Missou rl-IUlnola RR 1st 6s ser A.1959
.....
J
1938
40-year 4s series B
90
90
D
M
Q
5s
Mo Kan At Tex 1st ft 4s
44.000
185,000
25,000
71.000
190,000
.....
70
.1962 Q
1st cons 5s fttd as to int
1st 8c ret 6s series A......
74
94
75
M
11949
1st At refund ftold 4s
Ref At ext 5s series A
70#
95
MN
Certificates of deposit..
69,000
11,000
13,000
77
MN
...
Temp ctfs of deposit.......
70#
55#
50
•
O
Mil Ac Nor 1st ext 4#a (1880)
Cons ext 4#a (1884)
70
76
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
9
1
10
8
9
10
>
9
5
42
Jan.
Jan.
15
80
Jan.
Jan.
52# Jan.
55# Jan.
4
79
4
67# Jan.
29
4
68
39# Jan.
5
60
Jan.
Jan.
26
14
62
80
6
4
6
Jan.
Jan.
71# Feb.
Feb. 26
60
Feb.
48
5
63# Jan.
13
39
Feb.
30# Jan.
5
41# Jan.
14
Jan.
4
60
Jan.
45# Jan.
5
60
Jan.
13
14
30
2
46# Jan.
28
4
60
Jan.
60
Jan.
14
13
56# Feb.
56# Feb.
44
Feb.
56# Feb.
57
Feb. 17
46
46
46
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
N. Y. STOCK
ales
Price
brua
BONDS
Valu
M. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bid.
52
74%
12 H Sale
10
20
75 %
.1947
Montgomery Dlv lat d 5a
Refundlnd Ac Improv't AH*
.1977
Sec 5% notea................ .1938
..........
36,
Conatr M 4%s
aer
B
21
24%
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
~70~~ Sale"
Sale
26%
75%
96%
Ask.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
52
74%
18
Sale
20
Sale
14
Feb. 25
17% Feb. 25
21% Feb.
27% Feb
72
72
1
2
75%
Feb.
11
Feb.
.
11
70
1978
1937
66*
5
23% Jan.
28
Jan.
Feb.
4
28
Jan.
27
11
75% Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
95
.....
71%
79%
78%
87%
73
56
88
Jan,
8
73% Jan. 19
86
Feb. 15
79
Feb. 13
90
73
72%
75
Z5„
56
86
94
.1955
10% Jan.
15
72
90
50
"65"
55
82
.1955
Naah Fla At Sheff lat du d 5a
Ask. Bid.
52
22%
Lowest.
97
.1937
Nashville Ghat At St L lat 4a
Feb. 29.
74%
21
97
.3000
1
w
Bid.
.....
Mohawk 9c Mai lat du d 4a
.1991
Mont Gent lat du d 4a......... .1937
lat duar dold 5a
Morrla Ac Eaaez lat du 3%«
Conatr M 5a aer A w 1
A.sic.
15
—
1
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Feb. 1.
1932.
Mobil* Ac Obio den dold 4a..... .1938
134,
1,
25
Jan. 2
T
152"
EXCHANGE—BONDS
94%
94
71
86
70
Feb.
6
Feb. 15
Feb. 12
72% Feb. 16
69
86
79
86
Feb.
15
70
Feb.
12
2
Feb.
Feb.
15
13
National Ry of Mexico—
Prior lien 50-year a f 4Ha_.__.1957
Aaaent cash
No 3
recta
warr
Guar 4a Apr 1914 coupon
Aasent
6,
A
Flrat
cons
dold 4a
"lH
—...
...
1,
148,
97,
355,
284.
135
190"
6,
33,
"2"
42,
239,
933,
17,
1
1%
85
102
80
56%
1%
85
2
50
75
J
35
J
65
O
35
48
35
60
63
35
66
80 ^
34
37
Sale
16
40
33
24%
35
31
39
35
First 5 Ha series A
1954
O
Sale
39
Sale
Npt Be Cln B den du d 4H>
1945
N Y Ac Bklyn Ac M B cona d 5a—1935
O
1935 MN
..3013
....
Ref At impt 5a series C
97%
94%
89
Sale
86
A
68
A
O
A
O
67%
68%
68% Sale
3013 A O
NTGAcHRd mtde 3H«.--—-I"7
Registered
30
J
.....1998 F
Ref At Impt 4Ha aeries A
When issued—
J
1997
6
1% Jan.
3
2
Feb.
10
6
1
Feb.
3
2% Jan.
28
Jan.
16
Jan.
16
85
1
Jan.
2
75
30-year deb 4s of 1913.........1942 J
81
87%
34% Sale
33% Feb.
32
36
36
31% Sale
39% Sale
81
89
100
90% Sale
73% Sale
69
Sale
Feb.
56% Jan.
11
65
Feb.
11
29
Feb.
Feb.
36% Feb.
82% Feb.
11
2
10
10
2
37
36
32
Feb.
28
60
Jan.
29
35
65
50
Jan.
8
4
19
10
1
28% Jan.
Feb.
2
Feb.
11
33
29
41% Feb.
82% Feb.
13
2
Jan.
Feb.
30% Jan.
88%
74%
90%
75%
67%
67% Sale
85% Feb.
Feb.
11
67
64% Feb.
64% Feb.
9
10
71
71
8
91% Feb.
75
Feb.
2
26
26
21
6
80
83
Jan.
62%
64%
64%
69%
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Sale
67% Sale
74% Sale
73% Sale
Feb.
10
72% Sale
72% Sale
72% Sale
a70% Feb.
8
65
88
73% Feb. 13
70% Jan.
89% Sale
a84% Feb.
92
Feb.
84% Jan.
82
76
"85% "86"
82%
67%
Sale
85%
69%
81
69
58
J
66
81
......1998 F
A
65
1998 F
A
68
71
1998 F
A
76
72
70
1998 F
A
72
84%
2
Jan.
94% Jan.
96
69% Feb. 23
69% Feb. 19
75
Feb.
1
J
Debenture dold 4s_._.........1934 MN
8
23
5
9
10
28
2
18
Jan. 13
39% Jan. 26
44% Jan. 14
Jan. 14
45
2
82% Feb.
94% Jan. 21
Jan. 14
92
75% Jan. 21
9
71% Jan.
WA
irA
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21
5
78% Jan.
14
4
73% Feb. 13
4
72
Feb.
8
Jan.
6
72% Feb.
19
65% Jan.
27
92% Jan. 14
82
Feb.
8
72% Feb. 19
13
67
13
67
Feb.
13
67
Feb.
10
76% Feb.
5
71
Feb.
8
34% Feb.
31% Feb.
79% Feb.
10
10
84%
Registered
Mich Cent coll d 3H«
N Y Chic At St Louis lat d 4a
Registered
6% dold notea.
Feb.
57
57
35
28%
Lake Shore coll d 3Hs
2
1
1
1%
35
.....
A
N Y Gent RR conv deb 6a
1
57%
70%
60%
70
A
Conaol 4a series A
1%
~2~
Jan.
1% Jan.
....
70
Sale
56
70
C
1937 A O
A
......
94
79
76%
79%
24% Sale
54% Sale
Sale
38
Sale
M S
20% Sale
35
Sale
F
A
82
Sale
75
1953 F
A
Refundlnd 5%a series A
...1974
Refunding 4%a series G
...1978
NY Connecting lat du 4%a A
1953
1947
1933
-
A
O
M N
M
82
81
Feb.
20
69
67
Feb.
5
67
Feb.
71
45
69
72%
73
Feb.
O
..........1932 A O
N Y Ac Erie 1st ext d 4a
3d ext gold AH*
25
91
1947 M N
2000 MN
N Y Lack At Weat ref 4Ha B
53% Sale
37% Sale
34
88
Sale
90
1939 M
8
75%
2
40% Feb.
35% Feb.
1
15
85
17
Feb.
Feb.
10
82
Jan.
1
22% Jan.
24% Jan.
5
5
57
Jan.
Jan.
4
79% Feb.
2
41% Jan.
36
Jan.
85
Jan.
91
Jan.
28
14
28
11
19
19
91
35
75%
77%
40
Jan.
19
75%
74
77
50%
76
Feb.
10
75
50%
29
Feb. 13
78%
75
70
Feb.
78
72
Feb.
10
63
53
Feb.
10
76
75
Feb.
10
72
Jan.
6
76
Feb.
10
Feb.
10
75
Feb.
10
75
Feb.
10
Jan.
63
Feb.
Feb.
10
3
54%
8
....1947 M
25
55
91
77%
72
.....
98
1973 MN
1941 M S
81
91
92
77%
S
N Y Ac Greenw L guar d 5a
N Y At Harlem g 3 %a
N Y At Long Branch gen 4a
N Y Ac N E Boston Ter lat 4s
2,
2%
6
.....1954
lat gtd 5a series B......
"l"
1%
lat mtde dold 5a aeries G......1956
lat 4%e aeries D....
...1956
Flrat 5a series B...
Registered
,516"
1%
A
New Orleans Term lat 4s...
1953
N O Tex At Mex non cum Inc 5a .1935
50,
108,
135'
2~~
1951
....
N J June R du lat 4a...........1986
N O At N East ref 4%s A
1952
"i:
2%
O
Aasentlnd cash warr rect No 4 on
Naudatuck RR lat d 4a.........1954 MN
New Endland RR cona 5a.......1945 J
J
Cons duar 4s
1945 J
J
"7"
2%
Sale
2
on
1977
receipt No 5 on
Nat RR Mex prior lien g 4%a .—1936
Aaaent cash warr rect Nov 4 on
warr
80
N Y New Haven At Hertford—
4,
1,
1,
18"
158"
34"
70,
212,
69,
19,
13"
Non-conv debenture 4a
Non-conv debenture 3Ha
A
O
Non-conv debenture 3HS...—1954 A
Non-conv debenture 4s.......1955 J
O
..1947
Non-conv debenture 4a.
J
1956 MN
Convertible debenture 3 Ha—1956
....
60
70
51%
51%
56%
58
57
53
56
68
61%
50%
J
51%
I
J
89
54
92
I
1940 A O
83%
Debenture 4a
1957 M N
lat At ref 4%a aer of 1927
1967 1 D
Harlem R Ac Pt Chea lat 4a—.1954 MN
52
70%
60
65
59
74%
64%
63%
81
90
Sale
95
87
56
55
88
Sale
72
85
70% Sale
40
Sale
.....1955
40
43
N Y Prov $c Boston gen 4a......1942
N Y At Putnam 1st con guar 4a ..1998
78
Registered
Collateral trust 6a—.....
N Y Ont At Weat lat g 4s
General 4s.
Juno 1992 MS
.............
N Y Suaq At West lat ref g
Second gold 4Ha._...
60%
60
Jan.
63
Feb.
4
63% Feb.
13
58
Jan.
28
3
19
8
6
92% Feb.
19
51% Jan.
87% Feb.
5
10
55
10
17
66%Feb. 10
77
5a
1937
.....1937
90
50
60
49%
42%
45% Feb.
41% Feb.
19
50% Feb.
38% Jan.
6
51
Jan.
16
44
Feb.
40
Jan.
4
46
Jan.
22
22
35% Feb.
9
40
Feb.
77% Jan.
35% Feb.
6
45
9
77% Jan.
54
Jan.
6
15
92% Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8
92% Feb.
58% Feb.
13
Feb.
26
50
Feb.
Feb.
19 102
Feb.
.....
31%
90
51
96% Sale
13
13%
97
1,
10,
1,
208,
1,
105,
23,
Norfolk At South lat g 5a.......1941 MN
Norfolk At Western Impt Ac ext g 6a 1934 F A
O
A
New River lat gold 6s
Norfolk At Weat Ry lat con g 4a
Registered
1932 A O
1996 A O
70
23
102%
99% 101%
88
89%
1996 A O
Dlv lat Ac gen d 4a
...1944 J
J
Pocahontas C Ac C Joint 4a....1941 J D
North Cent gen At ref 5a A
1974 M 8
Gen At ref 4Hs series A stpd—1974 M 8
91%
...
Northern Ohio 1st guar g 5a....1945 A O
Northern Pacific prior lien 4a...1997
Registered
1997
100%
102%
71%
79%
Sale
18% Sale
100
79%
57% Sale
50%
59
67
69%
Sale
Ref Ac Impt 4%a Series A.....2047
Ref Ac Impt 6a Series B
2047
62%
78%
"74"
97
86
Sale
Ref Ac Impt 5s Series C
....2047
70
75
72
78
2047
66
76
72
76
....Jan 2047
....
Ref Ac Impt 5a Series D
North Pac Terminal lat 6a.——1933
100%
J
Ogden At Lake Ch 1st guar g 4s..l948 J
1943 M S
.
45
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s
General gold 5a
.....
1936 J D
.1937 A O
Oregon RR Ac Nav con g 4a.....1946 J
Oregon Short Line lat con g 5s—1946 J
D
J
82
89
J
94%
94% Sale
J
J
72
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s
1946 J
D
18
19%
Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4a
1938 F
A
81
J
78
con
5s
...19ol
2d extended gold 5s..........1938 J
r
Cash sale,
a
Deferred delivery.
50
98
57%
58%
102% Sale
16% Sale
...
59
81%
89
.....
98
Sale
52%
59
69% Sale
89% Sale
76 % Sale
o76
Sale
30% Jan.
56
97
14
90
95
76
87
'
86%
86
85
93
85
19%
96% Sale
Sale
16
Jan.
52
Jan.
28
4
Feb.
19% Feb.
3
96% Jan.
11% Jan.
11
26
50
Feb.
26
17
101
Feb.
1 103
Feb. 15
8
Feb.
Feb. 24
1
Feb.
99% Feb.
Feb.
15
Feb.
19
91% Feb.
1
75% Feb.
73% Feb.
11
62
50
19 102
99% Feb. 15
89
Feb. 26 a82% Feb.
8
80% Feb. 24
80% Feb. 24
92
39% Jan. 19
92% Feb.
2
Jan. 12
2103
Feb. 29
20% Jan. 29
15
5\
82
75
Feb.
1
61
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
54% Feb.
67% Feb.
13
54%
69%
89%
77%
Fob. 13
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
Feb.
5
57
85
8
1
74
Feb.
Feb.
25
73
Feb.
19 a76
23
17
19
Feb. 26
9
Jan.
99% Feb.
Jan.
90 j
15
Jan.
6
92
Feb.
9
28
15
8o% Jan.
6
92
Jan.
25
87
81
Jan.
75%
73%
51%
54%
65%
78
82
Jan.
Feb. 23
75
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
61%
54%
69%
89%
17
15
13
29
29
Feb.
70
77% Jan. 29
Jan.
76% Jan.
16
Jan.
13
45
Jan.
13
90
29
74
45
Feb.
—
91
86
16
81
92
50
-
78%
80%
90
19
2
27
29
Jan.
13
90
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13
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Jan.
23
87
11
99
2 100
4
78
Jan.
Jan.
22
Jan.
13
Jan.
8
—-
40
97%
74% Sale
74
Feb. 17
57% Feb.
2
Jan. 12
91
Jan.
100
70
79% Sale
75%
79%
78
86
"91
95
1946 J
Guaranteed
Oregon-Wash lat Ac ref 4a
38
78
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9
40
60
99%
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5a....1938
Ohio River RR lat g 5s
"30"
69%
77% Sale
56
Registered
83% Jan.
70
36%
50
50
40% 50
101%
101% 102% 101
99% 100% 99% 101% 99%
89
90
85% Sale
a82%
80%
80%
89
90
87% Sale
87%
86
91
91% Sale
87
100%
100%
65
Sale
80
Gen lien ry At Id gt 3a...-Jan 2047
Sale
88
85
31
34
—.70
Nord
A
Feb.
80
420,
33,
1961 F
87
19
14
40
59%
...1950
100
Jan.
Jan.
95
48%
Sale
99
f AH*
90
14
44
84
45
a
87% Feb.
13
50% Sale
60
56%
Rya extl
Sale
2
Jan.
64% Jan.
65
48
92
Norfolk South lat At ref 5a A
91
53
56% Feb.
91
30
1,
Jan.
57% Feb.
2
71% Feb. 26
92
~5"
Feb.
55
9
44
6,
20,
233,
53
2
5
52
"l"
64
58%
Feb.
10
3
56
53
56% Feb.
10
51
9,
70
Feb.
3
2
Feb.
30%
16,
57
63%
53%
63
Feb.
56% Feb.
52% Feb.
66% Feb.
78
77%
31%
—
243,
2,
212,
2,
63,
365,
62
65
55%
56
71% Sale
73%
80
General gold 5a
1940
Terminal lat gold 5a..........1943 MN
N Y Weatchea Ac Bos 1st AH*
J
1946 J
55!
69
54%
54%
J
Convertible debenture 6a..—1948
f
52
51
19%
90
100
85
Feb.
18
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
3
8
8
85 J
Feb.
24
87
reb.
19
85% Feb. 24
90
Jan.
19
85
Feb.
11
85
Feb.
11
85
91
Jan.
61
85
96
95
72
96% Feb.
5
97
4
Feb.
77% Feb. 25
94% Jan.
72
/Jan.
Feb.
11
16
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
n. t. stock
Value.
Jan. 2
Ask.
Bid.
1955
A
F
Registered
96
97%
Sale
94
50
55
95
94%
95% Sale
99% Sale
102% Sale
100% Sale
89
Sale
95% Sale
55
63
41%
45
73%
Sale
82
94%
99%
81%
90%
93%
79
Sale Prices.
Sale
95
76
75
Sale
85%
82
88
90%
82%
91%
88
91
Feb.
Feb.
78% Feb.
86
Feb.
99% Feb.
Sale
Sale
79
88
75% Feb.
88
Feb.
92
Feb.
91% Feb.
95
Feb.
1
4
87
90
89%
Sale
93%
16
98
Sale
100
Sale
100%
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
70%
73%
Sale
Sale
Sale
79
Sale
82%
70%
Sale
75
Sale
70
3
11
8
98
Jan.
.1970 A
O
80
66
General 4^1 aeries
.1981 A
O
70% Sale
41
Jan.
13
Feb.
26
13
70
Jan.
78% Jan.
14
1
11
88
Feb.
92
16
87
17
1
1
90
91% Feb.
9 101% Feb.
ctfs ser A
Guar 3 %a coll tr reg
Jan.
8
Feb.
93% Jan.
91% Feb.
12
16
Feb.
95
87% Jan.
Feb.
86
97% Jan.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
67
A
D
87
1944 J
D
85
27,000 Peoria Ac
1952 M N
79
83% Feb.
1
73
Feb. 13
75% Feb. 26
8
9
1
O
30
40
A
A
O
F
A
81
102,000 Pere Marq lat 5s Seriea A....—1956 J
32,000
lat 4a Seriea B
1956 J
1st g 4Hs ser C w 1
159,000
1980 M 8
47.000 Phila Bait At Wash lat g 4a
1943 M.N
General 5s Seriea B
1974 F A
Gen g 4Ha series C
1977 J
21,000 Philippine Ry lat 30-yr a t 4a... 1937 J
Pine Creek registered guar 6a—1932 J D
51
36
9,000
4%a ser A—1940.A
g..
1942 A
g..
1942'M
D guar g
—1945 M
P C C & St L guar g
Con 4%# aeries B guar
Con 4%s series C guar
2,000j
5",666
Con 48 series
Con 3%a series E guar
Con 4s seriea G guar g.
Con 4s series H guar g—
g.
Con 4 H® series I guar
Con 4H8 series J guar....
A
Gen guar 5s series
General g 5s aer B
General 4%a seriea
C...
O
O
N
42% Sale
89%
86%
99%
19%
101%
21%
Feb.
54
59
48% Sale
51
50
91%
99%
80
18%
90
78%
18
100%
98%
95
90
84
4s
—1943
1943
MN
65" "II
A —1958
J
1959
1960
A—1948
1962
A
45
45
First consol gold
5s
B
C—.
lat mtge 4Ha seriea
Pitts Y 8c Ash 1st gen 4a ser
B
deb 4a.—1957
Providence Terminal 1st 4a
1956
Providence Securities
1951
1997
Gen & ref 4%s series B
1997
Rensselaer Ac Saratoga 1st gu 6s_1941
Richmond At Mecklenburg 1st 4s.1948
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5a..1952
Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s..1939
Rio Grande Southern 1st g 4a—1940
Guar (Jan 1922 coupon)
1940
47,000 Rio Grande Western 1st g 4a
1939
23,000
lat con At coll truat 4a aeries A.1949
Read Co Jersey Cen
coll g 4a
Gen Ac ref4Hs
98
D
F
46%
95
55
Sale
76
86
65
A
88%
89%
76
76
J
80
80
66
75
42
50%
M
8
40%
J
J
25
J
41%
J
61
50
37%
65
70
25
90
MN
65%
70%
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Prior lien 4s aeries A
Con M 4Hs seriea A
Ry
141",606
—
.........1950
1978
Registered
O
J
J
26%
M
S
19
Sale
Sale
J
J
32
Sale
—
Prior lien 5s aeries
1950
B
W 1st gu Sa_1948 J J
29,000 St. Louis Southwest lat g 4s
1989 MN
J
2d gold 4s income bond..Nov 1989 J
30,000
9,000
24,000
23,000
.......—.1932
1st terminal Ac unif 5a..
.1952
St Paul & K C Short Llst4Ha._-1941
St Paul Ac Duluth 1st consol 4a .1968
St Paul E Grand Trunk 4%s
1947
St Paul Minn Ac Man cona 4a....1933
1st consol gold 6s............1933
68 reduced to gold 4%s...
1933
Consol gold 4s
Registered
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s
—1937
5,000
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4a...1940
25,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5a
1972
67,000 San Ant At Aran Pass lat guar 4a.1943
Santa Fe Presc Ac Phenix lat 5s—1942
Sav Fla Ac West
1934
1934
lat g 6a
lat g 5s
9,000 Sclo Vail Ac N E 1st guar g 4s
6,000 Seaboard Air Line lat g 4a
12,000
Stamped
Certificates of deposit
J
D
J
J
1989
..1950
.1950
17,000
Adjustment 5s
.......
Oct 1949
16,000
Refunding g 4a_.
..1959
15,000
Certificates of deposit
76,000
1st & cons 6s aeries A....
1945
55,000
Certificates of deposit
2,000
Atlan-Birm Div 1st g 4s...May 1933
12,000 Seaboard-All Fla 1st 6a A
1935
6,000
Certificates of deposit
11,000
Series B.
1935
2,000
Certificates of deposit
69
40
47
26
30
F
A
42%
J
D
60
J
J
J
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1963
95
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80% Jan. 26
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Feb. 17
100
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3
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Feb.
21
17 100
17
17
93% Feb. 15
92%
Feb .25
Jan.
23
Jan.
13
92% Jan.
12
96
a92% Feb.
9
92
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86%
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8 ~90
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Feb. 26
18
90
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17
27
88% Jan.
89
89
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13
88
26
25
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9
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89
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26
17
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100
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90
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87
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5
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17
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17
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19
79
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74% Jan.
8
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Jan.
17
27
16
7
27
9 100% Feb. 17
100
Jan.
Feb.
19
53
53% Feb.
56
25
49% Feb.
8
53J4 Feb. 25
55
Feb. 19
45
47
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Jan.
4
27
45
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5
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Feb.
9
77
53
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53% Feb. 25
55
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87
50%
65%
75
78%
76%
77%
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77"
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76%
80
80
80
"72"
96%
78% Jan.
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15
79
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9
80
76
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6
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8
11
15
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18
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18
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14
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14
13
5
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72
90
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5
70
73
73
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70
53%
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50
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73
48%
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1
1
70
93
70
77
93
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60
55
Feb.
15
49
40
47
66
65
80
50
66
60%
47
73
66% Feb.
35%
80
40
89%
89% Feb.
64%
*
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9
9
5
44
Jan.
56
67% Feb.
1
46% Jan*
70
47
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5
47
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47
70
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23
61
Jan.
80
52
49
39
23
89% Feb.
39
89% Feb.
89% Feb.
3
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83% Jan.
22
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26% Jan.
14
22
80
Sale
78%
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75
Feb.
11
81
32
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
10
Sale
29% Sale
22% Sale
29
25
32% Feb.
25
Feb.
36
Sale
36
35% Feb.
6
38
Feb.
2
60
Feb.
9
68% Feb.
15
54
45
73
40
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
11
84% Feb. 26
48
Feb. 29
53
Feb.
9
42
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
4
99
94
4
96
70
91
72
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
9
11
70
73
Sale
Sale
48
40%
78
Sale
84
Sale
30
50
48
55
48
Sale
52
54%
20
10
Feb.
65
34
23% Jan.
15
Jan.
4
42
Jan.
14
Jan.
18
69
Jan.
26
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26j 49% Jan.
26
29% Jan.
70
66%
34%
63
61
71
48
52
10
5-
27% Jan.
42% Jan.
7
84% Feb. 26
55
Jan. 26
60
Jan. 26
95
99
73
87% 103%
65
85
98
93
89%
74
84
70%
82
93
97
73
94
85
99%
99%
97%
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75%
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b8
98%
94%
95
80
76%
15
11%
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20
12
%
2%
2%
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5%
76
22%
15%
12
1
82%
34%
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19%
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4
5
4
7
5% Sale
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20
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2%
3
1%
1%
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2
3%
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2
J
D
8
35
77
96
98%
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Jan.
15
99% Jan.
97
Jan.
13
96
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
14
8
96
Feb.
4
17
94
Feb.
4
86% Jan.
96
15
70
91
Feb.
Feb.
11
9
86% Jan.
75% Jan.
99
Jan.
6
79
Feb.
Feb.
11
96
79
Feb.
26
67% Jan.
78% Feb. 29 81% Feb. 16
Feb. 26
20
Feb.
6 r25
15% Feb.
1
12% Feb. 23
78% Feb.
4
97
2
19
20
Feb.
19
26
81% Feb.
16
102%
85
O
35
~"2%
85
78%
Sale
16
18
15
Sale
11%
1
3%
3%
5
4%
17
2%
1%
2%
1%
35
Feb.
16
19% Jan.
15
6
1% Feb.
5% Jan.
2
13
6
7
Jan.
15
2
6% Jan.
14
7
7
Jan.
20
Feb.
Jan.
20
11
5
Jan.
15
1
14
1% Jan.
2% Jan.
2% Feb.
25
7-25
20
Jan.
12
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1
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15
2% Jan.
19%
O
7
7
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Sale
20
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2%
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1
1% Feb.
2
5
Feb.
19
4
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4
5% Feb.
5% Feb.
17
20
Feb.
1
3
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3% Feb.
3
Feb.
4% Feb.
3% Feb.
19% Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
10
1
3
4% Feb.
2% Feb. 24
2% Feb. 25
4% Feb.
2% Feb.
2% Feb.
2%
3%
3%
15%
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
12
4% Feb.
3
2% Feb. 24
2% Feb. 25
85
82
81%
45%
"96"
Sale
79
70
Sale
r72%
Sale
78%
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
1
81
Feb.
29
17
Jan.
Sale
65
78
62
78%
73
Jan.
5
95
95
92
90
Feb.
25
97
Feb.
5
90
Feb.
25
Feb.
5
62%
Sale
68
Sale
"68""
Sale
59% Jan.
4
73% Jan.
13
Sale
66%
Sale
69
Feb.
2
61
Jan.
4
74
Jan.
11
66%
Sale
65
Sale
11
11
10
2
65
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
67% Feb.
2
59% Jan.
4
72% Jan.
14
75
Sale
77%
Sale
64%
63%
62%
74
70
63
Feb.
2
74
2
84
Jan.
15
81
63%
73
D
1950 A
Feb.
Feb.
53
53%
2
1934 J
Deferred delivery.
Feb.
100
53
a
f
1981 M n
a
Jan.
87
88
90
54
81
20
Gold 4 Ha
Cash sale,
91
90
80%
51
15%
San Francisco Term lat 4a
r
17
88
O
mn
1968 M 8
....May 11969 M n
1
Jan.
90
9
16
29
16
6
o
A
1st 4Ha (Oregon Lines) aer A..1977 M
Gold 4Ha
53
17
Feb.
83%
87%
55
75
73
a
92.000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. '49 J
Convertible 5s
Jan.
53
4
9
2
63
49
9
45% Jan.
41% Jan.
42% Jan.
"87"
50
97
a
guar 50-year
2
Feb. 29
Feb.
2
Feb. 29
75
80
48
96
95
J
J
Sale
85
"99% Sale
J
O
cons
59% Feb.
49
J
A
Gen
Feb.
11
13
Sale
90
100% 100% 103
70
J
Seaboard Ac Roanoke 1st 5s extd.1931 J
South A Nor Ala cons guar 5s...1936 f
120,000
5,000
167,000
252,000
605,000
43,000
55
27
43%
J
—--
80%
44
73
St Louis Peoria Ac N
4831666
65
J
A
9
86%
5
J
Feb.
"
93
J
50% Feb. 17
65
76
74%
J
4a.1949
..-.-1941
11,000 St Joa Ac Grand Island lat g 4s—1947
St Lawr Ac Adirondack lat g 5a__1996
2d gold 6a
"Y.666
1996
St Louis Iron Mtn Ac South188.000
River Ac Gulf Div lat g 4s
1933
9
9
9
95% a92% Feb.
92
Feb. 23
92%
95
J
Rutland 1st cons g 4%8—
lat 4%a-1934
Jan.
Feb.
...
M n
M n
40
65
18
92
82
65"
82%
J
50% Feb. 17
9
100
90
86""
M n
M
20
88
88
100
5
77%
90
99
A O
J
103
Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g
Rock Isl'd Ark Ac Louis
695,000
13
13
20
5
25
80
....
80
93%
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
77
83%
76%
83
78
73
74
19
92
71
90
78%
93%
95
80
Pitts «c West Va 1st 4%a »er
1,647,000
Feb.
85% Jan.
80% Feb.
77
Feb.
79% Jan.
81
Feb*
85%
80%
76%
70
98%
SO
100
.....
81
45% Feb.
88
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
89
92
N
A
5a.
Pitts Va & Char 1st guar
126,000
16,000
11
15
Feb.
53% Feb.
44
Feb.
65
49
49
J
lat gen 5s series
14
88
6%
79
59%
J
1st M 4 Hs ser
Jan.
74% Jan.
79
Jan.
8
47% Feb.
Sale
2%
72
92
95
80%
77
76%
50
6%
92
Feb.
13
80% Feb. 20
77
Feb.
5
78% Feb.
2
81
13
80% Feb. 20
76% Feb; 19
73% Feb. 11
87
92% Sale
96
88%
95%
1934
2d guar 6s
"2", 606
55
2%
65
100
J
Pitts Shen Ac L E 1st g
106,000
77% Sale
50
6%
86
Sale
87
6S..1932
14.000 Pitts McK At Yough lat guar
2,000
1,000
30,000
2%
1949 F A
1953 j D
1957 M N
1960 F A
1963 F A
1964 M N
1970 J D
^ O
1977 J
g
Con 4s series F guar g
13,000
2,000
8,000
9,000
5,000
17
11
18
14
65% Jan.
70
Jan.
81
...
75
93
Sale
1990
87
86%
75
70
5Ha A... 1974
—
Peoria At Pekin Un lat
.....
.1963 MN
1940
East lat cona 4a
Income 4s (flat)
Y.666
Feb.
81
1941 F
1942 J
coll tr ctfs ser B—
ctfs seriea C__
ctfs series D._
40-year guar tr ctfs 4a Ser E.
Secured gold 4%s
'
Feb.
87% Jan.
92% Jan.
102% Jan.
78% Feb.
.1937 M S
Guar 3%a
"i~,66o
63
u
Guar g 3%s tr
Guar g 3%a tr
30,000
119,000
Prices.
88% Jan.
Pennsylvania Co—
2,000
4
4
Jan. 11
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
Feb.
82
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
95%
99%
5 102%
26 95%
99% Feb. 29
1 102% Feb. 29
1
95% Feb. 29
Feb 26
17 63
1
87% Feb. 29
Sale
87
92%
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
75
76%
92%
87%
88
92
Feb.
100% Feb.
89
Feb.
50
Feb.
95
Highest.
Prices
A
1964 MN
D—
68%
88
88
88
40-year 5a
Debenture gold 4%s
159",666
239,000
137,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
80
Sale"
92
639,000 Parla-Lyona-Med RR 6a
.1958 M S
247,000
Sinking fund extl7a
1968 M 8
126,000 Paris-Orleans RRExt a f BH«—
1943 M 8
3,000 Paullsta Ry lat Ac ref 7a
---.
Penn Ohio Ac Detroit RR—
.1977 A O
1st Ac ref gold 4%a series A.—.
20,000
.1943 MN
---■
2,000 Penn RR consol gold 4a
.1948 M N
Conaol gold 4a
22,000
.1948 MN
6,000
Stamped dollar bonds—....
.1960 F A
Conaol 4Ha issue of 1915
161,000
.1965 J D
General 4%» Series A
107,000
D
.1968
General 5a Series B...........
116,000
.1936 F A
364,000
15-year secured 4H*
—•
Lowest.
Lowest.
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
95
J
1958 F
1st a f 4%«~
Feb. 1.
1932.
exchange.
Paducah Ac Illinois
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Price
BONDS
February.
62%
72
—
— .
76
80
96
1-0
9 r72% Feb.
% Feb. 26
Feb.
4
r72% Feb. 29
8% 4Jan. 14
97
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
February.
Value.
1932.
%
Bid.
So Pec of Calif lat cons Sa......1937 MN
South Pac Coast guar 4s
J
1937 J
77
J
Registered
J
Stamped Federal tax..........1955 J
Southern Ry 1st cons 5a........1994 J
69"5o5
1955 J
Registered....
..........1994 J
"80 "
O
J
2,000 Spokane Internet lat g 5a......1955
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g4H«
Sunbury 5c Lewis lat g 4s
J
First cons g 5s
s t gold 4s
5c F S Ry
5He
cons g 5s
Texas 5c Pacific 1st g 5s
Second g lac 5s (flat)
Gen ref 5s
ser
13
383* Jan.
5
54
Jan.
Sale
59
Sale
J
June 2008 M 8
...1968 J
N J RR 5c Canal Co gen 4s
D
1944 M
Utah 5c Northern 1st ext 4a
8
1933 J
1958 A
50-year 5s....
O
Virginian Ry 1st 5s ser A.......1962 M N
1st mtge 4H« series B
1,000
1962 M N
101,000 Wabash RR 1st gold 5s
1939 MN
Second gold 5s.....
38,000
........1939 F A
Ref 8c gen s f 5
84,000
ser A.
1975 M 8
Deb 6s registered......
.....1939 J
75
74
Feb.
27
71
Feb.
2
79
Feb.
18
633* Jan.
2
74
Jan.
7
Feb. 18
Feb.
923*
79
28
92
Jan.
14
62% Feb. 10
69
Feb.
1
70
69
Jan.
69
Jan.
85
Jan.
26
18
20
19
923* Jan.
5
65% Feb. 11
Sale
68
Feb.
3
Feb.
18
Feb.
18
923* Jan.
90
94
5
Jan.
70
57
743* Feb. 24
85
35
40
70%.j7%
54
60
16% Sale
78%
78%
1%
87%
70 y
60
Jan.
Feb.
11
81
76
Feb.
Feb.
11
77y Feb. 29
90
Feb.
20
90
84
Feb.
1
983* Jan.
1% Feb. 18
Feb.
13* Feb.
20
Feb.
Feb.
11
19
11
20
Jan.
22
483* Jan. 27
933*
893*
813*
853*
983*
773*
933*
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
15
26
27
22
19
29
15
15
80
Feb.
Feb.
18
13* Feb.
13* Feb. 18
Jan.
15
80
Feb.
80
Feb.
15
Jan.
Jan.
393* Jan.
893* Jan.
28
Jan.
29
38
Feb.
29
35
85% Feb. 20
89
Feb.
24
81
65
Feb.
70
Jan.
16
15
Feb.
11
72
Feb.
29
54 H Feb.
17
3
65
47% Feb.
75
79
Jan.
Jan.
7
14
43
Jan.
10
Feb. 27
29
16y Feb.
1
543* Jan.
10
Feb.
19
Jan.
24
73
32
Feb.
73
32
Feb.
19
723* Jan.
20
73
Feb.
19
Feb.
6
30
Jan.
15
46
Jan.
11
50
Feb.
6
50
Feb.
6
50
Feb"."" 6
19
75
60
Feb.
59
70
14%
50
71
90
5
77
90
Feb.
38
30
14
4
16
863* Jan. 28
893* Feb. 26
74
80
46%
Sale
Feb.
893* Feb. 26
8136 Feb. 27
2%
94
64%
16
10
11
12
27
Jan.
...
59
'45"~
Feb.
70
48
...
90
32
59
4
16
71
85
Sale
.....
983*
Feb.
4
Feb.
76
883* Sale
73%
71% 74
47% Sale
9%
12%
Sale
48
96
75
38
Sale
16
89% Feb. 26
77% Feb. 11
80% Sale
.....
3
Feb.
87
Sale
773* Feb.
48
.....
80 %
93%
30
9%
9%
80
9
18
70
92
79%
86%
87%
73%
69 %
9
80
Feb.
Feb.
92
44%
44%
4
...
68% Feb. 29
80
853*
75
Jan.
623* Feb. 10
61 % Jan.
6
62% Jan.
5
65
683* Sale
76% Sale
49
45 M
50
17
60,000 Wabash Ry ref 5c gen 5s ser B ..1976
Ref A gen
208,000
4H« series G.......1978
Ref 5c gen 5s series D...
61,000
...1980
Sale
13
10
Sale
15% Sale
10
12
50"" "Feb"."
12
Feb.
16
Feb.
1434 Feb.
1
93* Jan.
93* Jan.
4
4
Jan.
25
1
153* Feb.
10
Feb.
11Y Feb.
9
5
163* Jan.
163* Jan.
27
1
Jan.
27
F
Q
F
.
F
85
90
53%
82% Sale
87 y
83%
1952 A
50 V
Sale
1977 J
46 V
Sale
56
a61
913*
913*
Sale
a94K Sale
80 %
85
28
Sale
1937 J
85
...1943 A
O
1946 M
8
2361 J
J
2361 I
Sale
Sale
J
Wheel & L E Ref 4H» Mr A
4
75
69
50
75%
75%
21
204,000 Western Pacific 1st 5a ser A
50,000 West Shore 1st 4s guar...
10,000
Registered
Feb.
673*
673*
62
J
..1941
West Maryland 1st g 4s
First 8c ref 5Ha aeries A
187,000
10,000 West N Y 5c Pa 1st g 5a
8,000
General gold 4s
90
50
78
Warren RR 1st ref guar 3
His
2000
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s
....1948
6,000 Wash Term 1st guar 3H«
1945
1st 40-year guar 4s..
.......1945
8
-
70
20
29
89
94
...
Feb. 26
3
Feb.
933*
88
Tol 5cCbic DIt 1st g 4s
2081555
703*
683*
993*
923*
45
893*
Sale
...
2
90
77 % Sale
90
273*
Jan.
Jan.
11
Sale
Sale
15
38
90
Feb.
Feb.
71
97
Sale
9%
30
71
69
76
Sale
"'mm.
102
1st lien 50-year gold term 4a.. 1954
Det 5c Ch Ex 1st g 5s
1941
Des Moines DIt 1st g 4s
1939
Omaha DIt 1st g 3 H«
1941
7
8
24% Jan.
6
883* Jan. 26
73'
42
353* Jan.
193* Jan.
23
85
Sale
3
Feb.
91
70%
26
Feb.
Feb. 29
933* 106 %
72%
74%
90%
93%
Sale
Feb.
30
97
Sale
81
45
5
90
92
81
'30% "35"
18
673* Jan. 23
37
78%
J
13
3
90
90
72
Sale
80 3*
95
Jan.
Feb.
78
76
83
60
Feb. 23
91% Sale
.....
J
2
32
88
MN
MN
14
633* Feb.
90
92
97
75
79
60
A
Jan.
2
40% Feb.
23% Feb.
J
F
72
953*
40
.....
45
Jan.
2
63% Feb.
85
102
40%
67
Jan.
Sale
75
1952 A O
4
51
37
91%
O
Jan.
2
35
94%
O
48
Feb.
45
663*
663*
D
2
66
26
69
68
Sale
80
90
A
65% Feb.
29
413*
—
A
25
95
45
30
71
72
J
Feb.
Feb.
14
14
88
60
65
59
15
50
85
J
1
88
333*
80 3*
....
Vandalla consol g 4a A..
...1955
Consol 4s Series B
1957
2,000 Vera Crus 5c P Aaatg 1st 4H«--1934
Virginia Midland general 5s
1936
"6,555 Va 5c Southwest 1st guar 5s
2003
'11555
863* Jan.
1
87% Sale
...1977 AO
1st lien 8c ref 5a
40-year 4s Int rets
2,000
6,000
4
Feb.
953*
35
97
Unlor Pac RR ft land
gr g 4s...1947
1,000
Registered
1947
First k refunding 4s
97,000
June 2008 M 8
Gold
53,000
J
1967 J
881550
Jan.
52
a56
79% Feb.
70
63% Sale
473,000
cons
26
45% Feb. 11
Sale
Dec 12000 Mar
B
Ftrat refunding gold 4s
First
Feb.
Sale
57
59
403*
Ctfs of dep stpd as to Dec 1930 int
and 3570 return of principal
1,000 U
85
47
263*
Tol W Va 5c Ohio lat guar
4H« B.1933 J J
1st guar 4s series C.
1942 M S
Tor Ham 8c Buff 1st 4s
1946 I D
Ulster 8c Delaware 1st 5s
...1928
1691555
6
Sale
99
Toledo k Ohio Cent 1st g 5s..
1935
Western DIt 1st g 5s
.....1935
General gold 5s
........-...1935
Tol St L & West 5f-yr
g 4s
1950
84,000
10,000
Feb.
95
79
82
Gen 5c ref 5a aerlea C
21,000
1979
Gen & ref 5s ser D............1980 J D
77,000
1,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 6HI.....1964 M S
.
80
65
983*
2000
79
83% Sale
40
...1943
823* Jan.
Sale
95%
Mr A..1950
Texas & N O
10
10
45
1944
Feb.
Feb.
20%
26
76
76
25
1953
.....
79
D
...1936 M 8
Gen ref
37,000 Texarkana
52
513* Sale
943*
72%
65
86%
J
Highest.
Sale Prices.
99
Jan.
8
Sale
.....
12,000 Tenn Cent Ry lat M 6a A......:.*1947
5,000 Term RR Assn of St L lat g4H*-1939
111555
50
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
99
Jan.
8
633* Sale
Sale
483*
Sale Prices.
84
83
Sale
41
O
*43 J
....
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
100
79
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
J
O
) St Louis DIt 1st g 4s
J
1951 J
East Tenn reorg Hen 5a.......1938 M S
Mobile 5c Ohio coll tr 4a
....1938 M S
141555
Ask. Bid.
81
J
Memphis Div 1st g 5s_........1996 J
"11555
80
Feb. 29.
J
Derel 8c gen 4a aeries A.......1956 A
Devel 8c gen 6s aeries A.......1956 A
Devel 8c gen 6%a series A.....1956 A
91,000
164,000
841555
1013*
Bid
95
J
1831555
"61555
Feb. 1.
Ask.
95
South Pac RR lat raf
guar 4a
27
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Jan. 2
N. y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
24"o",5o5
EXCHANGE-BONDS
8H W
M S
M
J
D
Wilmar 8t Sioux Falls 1st 5s.....1938 J
J
J
...I960 J
59,000 Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s
J
1949 J
4,000
Sup 5c Dul DIt 5c Ter 1st 4s...l936 MN
Worcester k Conn East Ry 4 Hs_1943 J
J
86%
83
30
89
Sale
34
.....
82
Feb.
85
833*
54
593* Sale
60 3*
613* 56%
94 3* Sale
a93%
71
78
803*
39
413* Sale
75
77
69%
70
Sale
63%
70
15
Feb.
8
823* Feb.
60
Feb.
1
82
Jan.
7
823* Feb.
16
48
Jan.
4
62
46
Jan.
2
913* Jan.
803* Feb.
9
4
9
Feb.
Feb. 29
4
Feb.
613* Feb. 27
943* Feb. 23
803* Feb.
4
47
75
70
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
1
2
22
75
26
Feb.
25
25% Feb.
16
70
50
2
35
31
Feb.
17
253* Jan.
Feb.
19
24
Jan.
343* Feb. 13
40X Feb.
6
283* Jan.
5
82
84
1
63
Jan.
Jan.
18
95
Jan.
15
913* Jan.
2
16
Feb.
1
28
Jan.
2
47
Feb.
27
68
Jan.
4
75
Feb.
1
Feb. 27
Feb.
24
633* Feb.
2
70
Jan.
70
Feb.
25
70
Feb.
25
Feb.
1
593* Jan.
203* Jan.
12
29
8
29
Jan.
27
5
35
Jan.
22
8
333* Jan.
22
403* Feb.
6
75
90
57%
70
57%
25% Sale
8
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
Sale
69% Sale
1966 M S
Refunding 5s ser B
1976
3,000 Wheel 8c L Erie RR 1st Cong 4s..1949
18,000 Wiikes-B 8c East 1st gu g 5a.....1942
47
50
78
13
58
85
33% Sale
29%
33%
73
60
34
30%
78
70
35
313* Feb.
31
29
Feb.
15
86
INDUSTRIALS—
316,000 AbltibI Pow
32,000
5c
Paper lat 5s
...
2,000 Adams Express coll
23,000 Adriatic Elec
17,000
4501555
338,000
959,000
32.000
20,000
14,000
9,000
7.000
793,000
51,000
261,000
149,000
19,000
126,000
4,000
274,000
A
29
30
4s
Sale
...1948 M b
67
90
...1952 A
76
Sale
f 8s
1936 J
O
D
tr conv 5a..1944 F
Collateral and conTertible 5s—1949 J
Coll 8c conv 5s__
Allls-Chalmers Mfg deb g 5a
...
Sugar
Amer Chain
con?
10-year
a
...1955 M
deb 6s
.Amer 8c
1942 A
ForeignPower 5s........2030
American Ice
s f deb 5s
American I G Chemical
Amer
1935 F
f deb 6s...1933 A
American Cyanumid deb 5s....
M
1953 J
A
Sale
30
86
42
Sale
8
ser
73%
§8*
68
D
A...1947 A
58%
a
Deferred delivery .
1
3H
91
J
1043*
M
98
J
100
99
J
69
68% Sale
69 %
O
5
Sale
38
IIP
76
1%
11%
11%
Sale"
3%
4%
Sale
82
67
Sale
133*
133*
% 45
a30% Sale
28
27 %
76
Feb.
1
86%
46%
m
73
29
29
50
20
Sale
89
42
14
23* Sale
101
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
953*
Sale
92
Sale
89
Sale
Sale
75%
Sale
79
Sale
883*
17
33
91
23
40
Jan.
Jan.
75
Feb.
9
69
Jan.
38
Jan.
17
6
65
Feb.
24
66
68
Feb.
16
Feb.
8
1023* Feb.
553* Feb.
10
_
8103
2X Feb. 26
23* Fob. 10
Sale
Sale
40
Jan.
453* Feb. 19
4
683* Feb.
70 3* Feb. 29
71 % Feb. 17
Feb.
Feb.
96
Sale
51X Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
18
98% Sale
95% Sale
104 %
Feb.
15
__
Feb.
25
633* Feb.
19
4
Feb.
833* Feb.
75
Feb.
16
9
5
Feb.
11
33* Feb. 23
3
943* Feb.
11 102
1
97
94% Feb.
lrlOO
983-6 Feb.
9
97 3*
953* Feb.
ol00 3* Feb.
3104
1003* Feb. 11 107
1
98
953* Feb.
89
4 I
Feb.
1
Feb.
11
15
26
27
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
183* Feb.
843* Feb.
65
Feb.
55
Jan.
Feb.
68
1023* Feb.
483* Jan.
Feb.
98
Feb.
943*
973*
953*
1003*
100 3*
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
26
Feb.
1
903* Feb.
773* Feb.
18
833* Feb.
19
68
92
ip
IP
Jan.
953* Jan.
89
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
1
23
11
7
21
1
22
Jan.
Jan.
21
Jan.
22
Feb.
17
Feb.
23
Jan.
18
14
Jan. 29
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
4; 47
24! 743* Jan. 15
7
703* Feb. 29
8; 723* Jan. 14
8 103
Feb. 25
4
23* Feb. 26
23* Feb. 10
89
Jan.
463* Jan.
15
79
Feb.
Sale
104H
98
91
28
21
,
Feb.
100
Sale
1
13
86
Feb.
99
Feb.
Feb.
21
Feb.
Sale
403* Jan.
"2
41
35
323* Feb.
ip
Jan.
1
66
62%
Jan.
Jan.
2
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Sale
6
Jan.
8
9
19
65
603*
78
Feb.
70
69%
Jan.
183* Feb.
73
38
69
103
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
843* Feb.
Sale
42%
Feb.
89
88
1
Feb.
273* Feb. 29
1
853* Feb.
98
Sale
Feb.
1
28
Sale
89%
10, 14
§6" "Feb".
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Sale
65
i
84
70
72
67% Feb.
Feb.
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
75% Jan.
78
Feb.
Sale
93%
Feb.
5
113* Feb.
14
102
Sale
1.
Sale
MN
IP*
72
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26
26
24
J
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40
21
87 y
76
Sale
69
103
O
35 year deb 5s
,006,000
..1965 F A
4,000 Amer Type Founders deb 6a
1940 A O
78,000 Amer Water Works 5c Elec coll 5a.1934 A O
41,000
Debenture gold 6s aeries A...1975 MN
Cash sale,
Sale
m
8
warr)
1942 A O
Certificates of deposit..........
Amer Smelting 8c Ref 5s
Sale
*
A
O
O
Natural Gas Corp—
110.000 Amer Sugar Refg
15-year 6a
...1937
47,000 Amer Tel 8c Tel Cony 4s ...—...1936
678,000
30-year coll trust
1946
,077,000
35-year sink fund deb 5s......1960
.044,000
20-year sinking fund 5 Ha
1943
283,000
Convertible debentures 4H>—1939
Sale
35
O
Deb 6 t$s (with purch
r
"38""
D
5H*
1949 M N
Internet Corp conT 5 Ha..1949 J * J
Amer Mach 8c Fdy a f gold 6a
1939 A
Amer Metal Ltd 5%s gold
notes..1934 A
Sale
Sale
50
1937 M N
Alpine-Montan Steel 7a
Amer Beet
1950 A
14
iP
14
Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948 A O
Allegheny Corp coll
36% Sale
O
Alaska Gold M deb 6a A (flat)...1926 MS
10-year coot 6s ser B (flat)
1925 M 8
American
16,000
a
D
1943
.......
Co external 7s
AJax Rubber 1st
221555
tr g
.1953 J
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Abraham 5c Straus deb
5H«
With warrants
633* Feb. 19
4
Jan.
18
33* Feb. 23
15
96
11 105
Jan.
13
Jan.
6
993* Jan.
28 1003* Jan.
19
1
29
2
99
Jan.
28 1043* Jan.
5 107
Jan.
29 r993* Jan.
20
16
9
973* Jan.
13
95
Jan.
23
4
843* Jan.
16
2
2
14
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
38
Sales in
Jan. 2
Bid.
'
$
-—1947
26,000 Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6a
76,000 Anglo-Chii Nitrate 7a without war 45
%$x
74,600
Convertible
Buffalo 5c Susq
Iron gen a f 5a— J 932
88
35*
Sale
40
322*
Sale
335* Sale
27
32
Sale
90
lix
92
932*
94
Sale
945*
20
Sale
22
Sale
35
Sale
16
88
95
25
302*
Sale
17
3
655*
70
1005* Sale
823* Sale
Sale
85
58
56
60
85
"75"
65
84
70
56
Sale
70
65
warr)
475*
45
54
Sale
852* Sale
"345*
345*
67
72
66
61
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582*
76
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82
77
78
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85
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1
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6
104
89
912*
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3
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6
98
Feb.
13
5
76
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s
a
f 5a....
f 5s stamped
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r
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a
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8
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76
Jan.
26
14
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8 1002* Jan.
4
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5
14
14
16
992* Feb.
3
97
482* Feb.
1
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54
Feb. 25
852* Feb. 27
Feb.
2
37
Feb.
11
67
Feb.
13
2
27
61
Feb.
1
6
13
452* Feb.
49
402* Jan.
48
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825* Feb.
63
Feb.
81
90
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13
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17
11
93
Feb.
16
862* Feb. 26
8
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10 1052* Feb.
29
2
23
67
Feb.
65
Jan.
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3
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100
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1002*
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1942 &1 S
1942 M 8
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68
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82
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80
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48
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57
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12* Jan.
Jan.
9
12* Jan.
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90
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11
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11
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17
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29
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96
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1
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96
90
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5
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29 101
15 101
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9
5051 Jan.
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5
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2
2
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Jan. 29 1002* Jan.
1
95
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17
29
19
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742* Sale
965* Sale
76
841* Feb" "20
532* Feb.
5
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Feb.
24
80
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IS
76
11
80
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81 2* Jan.
97
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24
(582* Jan.
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42* Jan.
21
25
935* Feb.
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1
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962* Feb. 27
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75
11
11
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14
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4
965* Jan.
18
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25
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70
5
110
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2
322* Feb. 23
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262* Jan.
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20
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36
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8
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32 5* Feb.
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76
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7
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3 Feb.
3
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20
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2
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2
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19
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1
8
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99
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15
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17
3 : 32
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25 372* Feb.
9
172* Feb.
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29 a22
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342* Sale
M
90
35
24
3
1062*
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942* "97"
1032* 1095* 1022* 117
352*
332*
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342*
20
19
14
11
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6
85
Jan. 12
93
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87
865* Feb. 29
11
90
4
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812* Jan,
812* Jan.
4
Jan.
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6
74
11
27
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715* Jan.
802* Feb. 26
11
37
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4
712* Jan.
19
1
9
16
2
12
16
4
60
822* Feb. 27
10
4
Jan.
325* Jan.
3
Sale
792*
Sale
Sale
12
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
74
11
90
922*
91
Sale
76
Jan.
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M S
1942 M
Deferred delivery.
445* Feb. 23
93
100
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9
19
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F
With stock purch warrants
2,000 Federal Lt 5c Tr lat
Jan.
64
1002*
Ernesto Breda Co 1st M 7s.*54
60,000
85
29
9
765* Jan. 25
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90
8
31
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76
14
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312* Jan.
445* Feb. 23
1
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102
995*
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965*
702*
1
18
18
29
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35
101
55
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302* Feb.
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645*
592*
85
....
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16
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892* Feb.
99
98
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97
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34
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34 *■ Sale
172* Feb.
172* Sale
75
65
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71
1015* Feb.
1015* 103
76
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72
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2
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22* Sale
15*
5
15*
15* Feb.
10
12*
982* Feb.
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Feb.
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202*
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95
30
345*
192*
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10
20
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582* Feb.
Sale
732* Feb.
84
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Sale
74
Feb.
92
90
Feb.
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83
Feb.
942* 91 ; Feb.
87
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Sale
80
Feb.
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105
Feb.
87
822*
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94
Sale
M N
84
93
91
1
822*
802*
89
935*
92
60
94
92
8
74
74
35
93
13
452* Feb.
42
Feb.
49
Feb.
825* Feb.
Sale
Sale
10
97
Sale
84
87
60
7
13
14
27
1012* Jan.
67
992*
T'
92
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5
Sale
675*
80
2
Jan.
71
90
15
975*
62
-
notes (with
Sale
60
72
Jan.
80
11
682*
32 j*
Dominion Iron 8c Steel 5s
1939
J
J
15",656 Donner Steel 1st ref 20-year 7a„ 1942 M N
95,000 Duke-Price Pow (Ltd) 1st 6a A—1966
A O
Duquesne Light 1st mtge g 4H® A1967
334,000
1937 M S
2,000 Eastern Cuba Sugar s f 7H8
Stamped as to 8 f guar
Ed El 111 Bkn 1st con g 4a
1939 J
"6",066
Ed El III N Y 1st cons g 5s
1995 J
M S
96.000 Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 6H*--1950
1st sinking fund 6Ha
-..1953 A O
67,000
Deb 7%
Sale
Sale
972* Jan. 22
95
24
5
74
78
Jan. 21
1022* Jan.
4
111
Jan. 14
147
Feb.
8
Jan.
7
Sale
50
107
71
Sale
Sale
100
Feb.
302* .335*
1003* Sale
912*
975*
90
732*
12
14
Jan.
41
725* Sale
Feb.
15
73
76
Sale
752* Sale
92
18
Jan.
24
Feb.
8
70
52* Feb. 10
5
302* Feb.
2
1002* Feb.
a663* Sale
40
855*
147
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
71
Sale
Sale
70
Jan. 21
29
Sale
852*
Jan. 11 662*
Feb. 11 rl05
Jan.
5 892*
Feb.
9 58
665* Feb.
Feb.
73
90
49
16
655*
972*
802*
552*
9
90
482*
11
Feb.
Sale
48
14
Jan.
4J* Jan.
50
Feb.
75
85
53
175* Jan.
27
2 101
Feb.
632* Feb.
642* Feb.
68
Feb.
5
Feb.
302* Feb.
995* Feb.
93
Feb.
965* Feb.
71
Feb.
852* Feb.
40
Feb.
1002* 1002* 100
Sale
49
21
12
14
96
Feb.
93
35
18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
97
84
6
a99
352* Jan.
242* Jan.
4
865* Feb. 20
93
Jan. 29
20
Jan. 29
152* Jan. 14
40
Feb.
2
3
Feb.
8
65
75
100
Jan.
10
90
99
4
23
5
662* Sale
2
Jan.
47H Feb. 17
Feb.
9
Jan. 15
37
Feb.
71
53
723
Jan.
Feb.
10
12
Feb.
81
75
97
Jan.
102
79
58
5
40
26
8
90
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65
30
20
29
29
60
58
68
1002* 103
.20
Jan.
255* Jan.
35
2
80
77
15
6
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5
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•82
76
100
C
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147
70
"34""
Jan
30
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76
107
552*
992* 102
652* Sale
Sale
93
1012* Jan.
Jan.
932* Feb. 26
70
Sale
872*
1931
1931
,—1932
80
55
"725*
14
Feb. 29
Feb. 17
Feb.
9
Feb. 29
915* Feb.
Sale
915* Sale
30
Jan.
715* Jan.
852* Jan.
985* Jan.
985* Jan.
702* Jan.
302* Jan.
Sale
1072*
Sale
3
44
Feb. 29
Feb. 11
Feb.
8
Feb. 13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
120
942*
862* 1002*
Jan.
7
92
107
87
166""
70
1005* Feb.
952* Feb.
1005* Feb.
Sale
100
67
4
4
26
96
70
Sale
76
Jan.
742* Feb. 15
1022* Feb. 16
1072* Feb.
8
147
Feb.
8
Feb. 24
10 r97
Sale
.....
70
58
63
67
80
74
100
Sale
9
Feb.
Feb.
73
140
99
752* Jan.
662* Feb. 11
992* Feb. 29
882* Feb. 24
56
Feb.
1
102
79
3
2
25
13
8
Feb.
80
Feb.
65
Jan.
98
Jan.
95
Jan.
402* Jan.
852* Jan.
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
8
Feb.
9
Feb.
Sale
Sale
2
17
6
Jan.
122* Feb. 16
60
85
140
95
Feb.
26
682* Jan.
662*
972*
842*
552*
"745*
Sale
78
Feb.
1
Feb. 24
692* Feb.
2
1005* Feb.
952* Feb.
42
Feb.
91
Feb.
101
Feb.
66
8
Sale
58
85
95
2
Feb.
80
75
13
10
Feb,
Feb.
702*
1003*
85
70
13
Feb. 15
922* Fob.
2
95
Feb. 29
22
Feb. 19
172* Feb. 24
432* Feb. 15
32* Feb.
1
Sale
80
103
10i;
1062* 109
Gen & ref 42*s series D
Elkhorn Coal lat 8c ref 6H"
SS8
3
Jan.
40
3
413* Sale
32*
22*
2
15*
742*
Sale
80
1951
1951
B———-1955
1962
1961
Det United lat cons g 4H«—-—1932
1940
26b"66o Dodge Bros a f deb 6s
1942
32,000 Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st 6a
•
Feb.
7
315* Feb. 27
865* Feb. 20
1
93
Feb.
1
20
Feb.
5
16
Feb.
Sale
172*
Sale
565*
Gen 8c ref 5s series
Gen & ref 5s ser
a99
53
J
J
5,000 Delaware Pr 8c Lt 1st M 42*®—1971
J
J
1st mtge gold 42*®
1969
4,000
M N
21,000 Denver Gas 8c El 1st 8c ref 5a——1951
M N
Stamped as to Pa tax...
12,000
M S
Dery (D G) Corp 1st a f 7s
1942
Second stamped
84,000 Detroit Edison Co 1st coll tr 5s..1933
Gen 8c ref 5s series A
JL949
208,000
29,000
36,000
198,000
32* Sale
25*
15*
822*
662*
4
22*
1062*
A
43
40
Sale
22
80
4
a782* Feb.
a90
Feb. 11 a90
1 rl02
992* Feb.
1 101
992* Feb.
1
762*
72
Feb.
1
472*
412* Feb.
42
1
35
Feb.
29
Feb. 23 335*
Sale
94
Sale
232*
J J
F A
F A
MN
A O
J J
J J
J J
MN
A——1940
Sale
Sale
J
J
a f 6a
Sale
78
Sale
262* Sale
19,000 Conaol Hydro-Elec lat a f g 7a—1956
J D
105,000 Consol Coal Md 40-yr 5s
1950 F A 202*
1032*
420,000 Consol Gas (N Y) deb 5H>——1945
J D
490,000
Deb gold 4Ha w 1
1951 J D 942*
100
51,060 Consum Gas Chic 1st guar g 5a...1936 MN
121,000 Consumers Power 1st lien 5a
1952 J D 985*
30
26,000 Container Corp of Am 1st a f g 6s.l946
J D
40,000]
15-year deb gold 5s
1943 F A 212*
62
111,000 Copenhagen Telep extl a f g 5s—1954
MN 1005*
30,000 Corn Prod Ref 1st 25-yr a f 5a—1934
75
1947 J D
23,000 Crown Cork 8c Seal a f 6a
J
J
672*
38,000 Crown Willamette Pap 1st a f g 6a 1951 M S
492*
99,000 Crowm Zellerbach deb 6s w w—1940 J J
31,000 Cuban Cane Products deb 6s.—-1950 MN
Cuban Dom Sug 1st 7 H®—
1944
12*
Certfa of dep stpd and unatpd—
"8*. 660
12*
Stpd with purch warr attached
5c - «v~—
1937 J J 100
145,660 Cumb T ~ T 1st 8c gen 5a J.
-----
251,odo!Cuyamel Fruit lat
1002*
Sale
305*
deb5Hs.l949
Stamped guar 4H>—-—
995*
a72
97
Sale
30
1927 F A
1943 A O
1947 J J
4s A-1968 A O
Lt lat g 4H«
992* Sale"
Sale
14,006 Computing-Tab-Record a I 6a—1941
Conn Ry 5c
80
88
99
Sale
1935 J J
Coll trust ®H® «er A
176,000 Comm'l Inv Trust conv
95
15
Sale
5
Sale
75
*
1940 J
15
Sale
J D
81,000 Colon Oil conv deb 6s
1938
7,000 Colo Fuel «c Iron Co gen a f 5a-1943
41,600 Colo Indus lat coll tr 5s gu
1934
331,000 Columbia Gaa 5c Elec deb 5a
1952
41,660
Debenture 5s
Apr 15 1952
273,000
Deb5s—
Jan 15 1961
3,000 Columbus Gaa 1st gold 5s-..---1932
7,600 Columbus Ry P 8c L lat 4H«
1957
18,000 Commercial Credit a f 6a
1934
11,000)
77
99
78
80
732* Sale
642* Sale
Sale
Sale
102
20,000
Consol 5s
1955 J J
32,000 Bush Term Bldgs 5a gu tax ex—1960 A O
By-Product Coke 1st 5 H® 8er A—1945 M N
29,000 Cal Gas 8c El Corp unlf 8c ref 5a—1937 M N
198,000 Calif Packing conv deb 5s
1940 J J
28,000 Calif Pet conv deb s f g 5a—
1939 F A
12,000
Conv deb a f g 5H®
■--•
1938 M N
14,000 Camaguey Sugar sink fund 7a —1942 A O
3,000 Canada Steamship Lines 1st 6s—1941 A O
69,000 Central Diet Tel 1st 30-year 5a—1943 J D
2,000 Central Foundry 1st 8 f 6a—May 1931 F A
17,000 Cent Hud G 8c E 1st 5s_
Jan 1957 M 8
109,000 Cent 111 Elec 8c Gaa lat 5a
1951 F A
13,000 Central Steel 1st sink fund 8a—1941 MN
51,000 Certaln-teed Prod a f g 5H> A—1948 M 8
Cespedes Sugar 1st gold 7H®
1939 M S
572,000 Ches Corp conv col tr g 5s May 15 1947 M N
Chicago City 8c Conn Ry 5s. Jan 1927 A O
146,000
Aug 1 1929 int 19% paid
27,000 Childs Co deb 5s
197,000 Chill Copper deb g 5s
107,000 Cin Gas 8c Elec 1st mtge g
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4a
752*
855*
A
N
N
J
D
1937 J
90
"l5~"
71
1952 A O
12,000 Chic Gaa L 8c C 1st gu g 5a
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
42
101
5
101
1981 F A
30,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 4H« aer B
Bush Terminal Co lst4s.—
M
Sale
107
---1941 J J
lat refcon g 4s 2002 ..
F
M
M
J
debentures51950 J
75
40K "45"
lat 6
1956 A °
122,000
62,000 Bethlehem Steel lat 8c ret 5a g A.1942 M N
20-year pur 5c imp a f 5a.....-1936 J
J
94,000
18,000 Bing 5c Bing a 1 deb 6H®-«J9'® M S
87,000 Botany Cons Mills sec a f 6H«—-1934 A O
31,000 Bowman-Biltmore Hotels 1st 7s__ 1934 M 8
7,000 Broadway 5c 7th Ave lat con 5«—1943 J D
Certificates of deposit...—----T, 656 Brooklyn City RR 1st 5a--_.-—1941
Brooklyn Ediaon Inc gen 5s A—.1949 J
J
334,000
1968 J J
954,000 Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6a..
6.00& Bklyn Queens Co 5c Sab gtd 5s__ 1941 MN
Brooklyn Rap Tr
liH
Sale
101
89
85
80
94
First 8c ref 5a series C
.1960 A O
552,000
1946 M 8
67,000 Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6a
1951 J D
392,000 Berlin City Electric deb 6 Hi
Deb sinking fund 62*®
*959 F A
181,000
Debenture 6s
1955 A O
204,000
Berlin Elec Elev & Undgrd Ry«—
28,000 Brooklyn Un El 1st g 4-5a.—--1950
136,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co lat g 5a_1945
8,000
1st lien 8c ref 68 aer A
1947
2,000
Conv deb 5Hs
1936
12*
92
Six
70
'
1st 5s stamped
5
75
IS*
Sale
252* Feb. 17
122* Feb. 16
25
10
22
262*
12
73
Sale Prices.
Feb.
705* Feb.
60
Feb.
Sale
65
Feb.
67
65
Feb.
1012* 98
1012*
952* Feb.
95
Sale
402* Feb.
42
Sale
86
Feb.
93
Sale
902*
1002* Feb.
102
1002* Sale
25
Sale
85
Armour & Co.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
3
4
23
11
10
Azuc) lit 7H»
Bdge & Term lat 5«-1964
lat real estate 4H« 1939
Armour & Co of Del lat 5 Ha—1943
Armstrong Cork conv deb 5s——1940
Ark & Memp
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Feb.
102* Feb.
19
14
MN
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
30
255*
J J
39 i J
M 8
J D
J J
J D
Associated Oil 6% gold notes... 1935 M S
Atlanta Gaa Light lat
i
Atl Gulf & W I SS Line coll tr 5«-1959 J
Atlantic Refining deb 5a..--- — 1937 J
Baldwin Locom Works 1st a f 5a—1940 M N
Baraqua (Comp Azucar) 7H» ---1937 J
1943 J
153". 665 Batavlan Pete gtd deb
1936 J
1,000 Belding-Hemlnway conv 6a
1948 J
368,000 Bell Telephone of Pa lat 5a B
Antllla Sua (Comp
14",655
285,000
746,000
8,000
4,000
3,000
85,000
37,000
26,000
Ask.
Lowest.
Feb. 29.
1.
Feb.
1932.
hO.
EXCHANGE.
N. Y. STOCK
Value.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
FEBRUARY.
PRICES IN
Price
BONDS
February.
68
94
86
83J*
75
85
722*
682*
762*
70
632*
65
62
50
Feb. 29
722* Feb. 26
Sale
43
Feb.
1
76
76
85
70
Feb.
10
76
Feb.
4
77
66
62
Feb.
24
65
Feb.
Feb.
2
18
62
50
722* Feb. 26
71
Jan. 15
80
Jan. 26
65
Feb. 18
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Value.
N.
Jan. 2
1932.
T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bid.
15.000 Federated Metala
134,000 Flat deb s f 7s
conv
D
7s.......1939
—1946
J
123,000 Flak Rubber 1st s f 8s
1941
244,000 Frameric Ind & Dev 20-yr 7 %«._1942
4,000 Francisco Sudar 20-year 7 Ms
1943
42,000 Gannett Co deb 6s..............1943
M S
98",655
28,000
60,000
90,000
1,000
123,000
*194,000
J
J
M
W
F
A
Gas Ac Elec( Bergen Go) 5s......1949 J D
Gelsenkirchen Mining 6s
1934 M S
80
76%
23
89%
15%
76
Ask.
89
J
General Gable 1st s f g 5%« A.-..1947
General Elec deb g 3Ms
....1942 F
General Elec (Germany) 7a
1945 J
Deb 6Ms without warrs attached.. J D
79
Ask. Bid.
89
Ask
Sale
75
79
28
83% Sale
30
15
Sale
15
72
75
71
Sale
35 %
75
42
Sale
79
91
88
Sale
30
17
77
80%
75
Sale
89%
40%
96
39
31%
90%
Sale
98%
Sale
36%
29
Sale
97%
96%
76%
Sale
58
98
80
73
3% Sale
Jan.
4
72
Feb.
33
2
43
Jan.
75
Feb.
77
95
Feb.
15
75
Jan.
Feb.
78
90% Sale
44% Sale
93
97
47%
49
44% Sale
41
Sale
99
Sale
97% Sale
75%
77%
61% Sale
a3% Sale
P
94
56%
95
Sale
93
97
48
49
90% Feb.
43% Feb.
93
Feb.
31
Feb.
38% Feb.
Sale
Sale
65
39
Feb.
Feb.
75
44
w*
76
Sale
72
Feb.
Sale
75% Feb.
76
76
23
23
30
33
1952
82% Sale
20%
24
36
38%
25
Sale
7% Sale
82%
90%
27%
1st
m s
Sale
Sale
A
24
Sale
1941 M N
1936 M N
1978 A O
17
95
21M
100
Sale
1981 F
f 4M* ser B
A
75
A
O
12
A
1956
44
85
90%
100
50% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
Sale
38% Feb.
20
25
it*
20
15%
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
3
Feb.
17
82% Feb.
24% Feb.
Feb.
Sale
13
Feb.
1
37
78% Feb.
43
Feb. 25
Feb. 17
5
25% Feb.
60% Feb. 18
60
Feb. 20
Feb.
20
2
4
9
3
77
Feb.
15
89% Jan.
35% Jan.
4
95
Feb.
26
8
66% Feb. 29
93
Feb.
3
39
Jan.
Jan.
2
34
28%
97%
95%
74%
58
3
96
Jan.
49
Feb.
Feb.
5
2
42%
Jan.
2 102
Jan.
Feb. 18 100
Jan. 20 80
8
61%
Jan.
Jan.
4
7%
11
5
2
Jan.
29
Feb.
Feb.
27
8
4
18
Jan.
15
8
Jan.
Jan.
5
40
Jan.
Jan.
4
75
36% Jan.
28
45
Feb. 29
Jan.
9
29% Jan,
60
Jan.
70
MH
ft*
76% Jan. 15
76% Jan. 27
25% Feb.
5
6
Jan.
20
8
Feb.
Feb.
2
69
Jan.
22
Feb.
2
60
Jan.
6
Feb.
Feb.
20
17
Feb.
4
82% Feb.
1
Feb.
15
Jan.
14
a26% Jan.
4
25
II*
17%
9%
97
Sale
96% Sale
26%
28
17%
19
99% Sale
95% Sale
90
76
91
78
80
75%
10%
79%
20
78% Sale
9%
12
O
Inter-Metrop coll tr 4Ms
75
Feb. 27
25
7
20
43
25
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8
Feb. 29
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
25% Feb.
2
2
6
Feb.
66% Feb.
61% 61% 62
66% Sale
9
39
Feb. 24
Sale
38
34
Feb.
Sale
Sale
98
Feb. 10
99% Feb. 16
100% QQ
6 100% Feb. 29
Sale 100% Sale 100% Feb.
1
98
Feb. 15
97
94% Feb.
Sale
96%
Illinois Bell Telep 1st At ref 5s A.1956 J D
Illinois Steel deben 4Ms_.......1940 A O
58.000
33%
102
37%
99%
LOO %
94%
1932 J
J
212,000 Humble Oil Ac Ref 5M«
Deb gold 5s temp............. 1937 A O
68,000
f g 4M* A
4
3
45
1947 M N
.....
1940 M N
Houston Oil sink fund 5M>
60,000 Hudson Coal 1st a f 5s aeries A'62 J D
1949 MN
13,000 Hudson County Gas 1st 5s
Feb.
61% Feb. 18
3
;:5. */• Feb.
Sale
O
42
80
Sale
1951 M S
Feb.
Feb.
80
60% 62
Sale
s 3
51
1952
50%
49
3
5
2
Feb.
Sale
77
57
1933
29
Feb.
Feb.
76
60
m
101% Sale
35
warr.... 1949
Feb.
93
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
26
Feb. 26
47%
44%
38%
98%
95%
53
Sale
Sale
Sale
s
16
3
Jan.
69
36
Inland Steel 1st M
16
2
56%
50%
1948
18
38% Feb,
1942
Ind Nat Gas At Oil ref 5s
2
91% Jan.
5
Feb.
Gulf States Steel deb 5%s
Hackensack Water 1st 4a
F
Feb.
Feb.
26
9
28
82
89
34
Gt Cons EI Pow (Japan) 7s
1944
1st & gen s f g 6 Ms
1950
........
Ilseder Steel Corp Mtge 6s.
Indiana Limestone 1st s f 6a
Jan.
70
40
Sale
1934 A
81% Feb.
20
Feb. 26
Sale
80
.....
27
77% Jan.
2
1
15
73
74
24
Hoe (R) At Co 1st 6M* A.
Holland Amer L 6s (flat)
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
86
33
F
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s
Deb 5 Ms series of 1926....
75
81% Feb.
15% Feb. 25
72
Feb.
3
Goodyear Tire & Rubber 1st 5s.„ 1957 M N
Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s
1936 J D
Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr s f 6s
1940
Harpen Mining 6s with
Highest.
Sale Prices.
80
Jan.
4
Sale Prices.
26
Feb.
8
34% Sale
67% Sale
39% Sale
Hansa S S Line.-, 6s with warr
Feb.
Prices.
Feb.
8
Feb.
Good Hope Iron At Steel sec 7a.. 1945 A O
J
1947 J
Goodrich ( B F) Co 1st 6%s
1945 J D
Conve-tible deb 6s
-
Sale
Sale Prices.
27
80%
21%
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
79% Feb.
1
20% Feb. 15
82% Feb.
9
80% Sale
Sale
96:656
402.000
163,000
89,000
12,000
3,000
17,000
Bid.
Feb. 29.
27
88%
M N
A
Feb. 1.
Sale
79
Gen Amer Investors 5s..........1952 F
General Baking deb s f 5M8.___.1940 A
S f deb g 6s
312,000
1948
698,000 Gen Motors Acceptance deb g 6s. 1937
92,000 Gen Petroleum 1st s f 5s..Aug 15 1946
46,000 General Public Service deb 5M«-1939
184,000 Genl Steel Castings 1st 5%« ....1949
208,000 Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s
...1940
85,000
59,000
304,000
270,000
15,000
16,000
177,000
272,000
58,000
13,000
72,000
89,000
5,000
20,000
8,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Price
BONDS
February.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sale
22
18
12
Sale
96% Feb.
1
2
Feb.
Feb. 29
13
Feb. 25
91
Feb. 10
77% Feb. 25
76
Feb. 17
95
22
100%
96%
28%
17%
91
25
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
5
Jan.
25
8
Feb.
20
Feb.
16
28
Jan.
1
21
44
70% Jan.
14
Feb.
13
9
98
Feb.
10 100% Jan.
60
Jan.
99% Jan.
4
Jan.
15
00% Feb. 29
99% Jan.
7
28
94
Jan.
4
97% Jan.
26
30
Jan.
18
Jan.
15
11
12
101
96
10
5
79% Feb.
80
Feb. 29
8
Jan.
34
Feb. 13
Feb. 20
4
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 29
Jan.
Jan.
80
Jan.
73% Jan.
80
Jan.
74
18
28
Certificates of deposit..........
1966
470,000 Interboro R T 1st 4c ref 5s
Stamped..
1,052,000
lt-year 6% notes
194,000
1932
10-year 7% notes...
299.000
...1932
10,000 Interlake Iron 1st 5s ser B......1951
1,000 Int Agri Corp 1st At coll tr 5s....1932
Stamped extended to
1942
31,000
153,000 Int Cement conv deb 5s.........1948
....1944
688,000 Internat Hydro El deb 6s
1947
730.000 International Match deb 5s
Convertible debentures 5s....1941
873,000
...1941
13,000 Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6a
1947
66,000 Intern Paper conv 5s series A
Refunding 6s series A
.....1955
52,000
401,000 Internat T & T deb g 4Ms
..1952
Convertible debenture 4%a
421,000
1939
Deb gold 5s
1955
548,000
Investors Equity 5s A
1947
.....
Sale
ser
Without
M S
69
72
Sale
59%
Feb.
55% 63% 55
98% 100% rl01% Feb,
M N
M N
32
M N
61% Sale
O
42
MN
49
Sale
Sale
J
52
Sale
A
O
J
J
52
M
S
29
J
J
43% Sale
53% Sale
47
Sale
48%
J
J
93 %
F
A
J
D
93 M
80
41
8
1935 J
5s with
J
1937 A
1997 A
.1949 F
1954 J
106%
Lautaro Nitrate Co 6s
89
J
1933
A
1944
A
1954
A
1964
A
1st Ac refunding 5s.......
1st Ac refunding 5s...
19
17
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
92
96
55
10
5
38% Jan. 15
51 1
Feb. 17
44% Jan.
5
59
42
Jan.
Jan.
5
2
60r
Jan.
Jan.
20
60
Jan.
93
Feb.
93)
78)
Feb.
2
16
Feb.
26
91%
90%
74%
19%
Feb,
Jan.
Feb,
Jan.
Jan.
14
54% Feb. 17
Feb.
45
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
84
97
94
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
70
80
94
70
70
16
86
Jan.
W*
Jan.
25
63
Feb.
1
Feb.
20
43
Jan.
7
57
Feb. 24
49
Jan.
5
70
100
8
9
1 100% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2
13
Feb. 24
Feb. 29
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
2
63
7
8
16
7
Feb. 20
57
Feb. 24
70
Jan.
Jan.
9
13
27 120% Jan.
27
29 102
Feb. 20
Feb.
1
Jan.
"
4
68
Feb.
93
Jan.
13
97
Jan.
20
25
Feb. 16
46% Feb. 25
106
45
Jan.
12 107
56
16
Jan.
20
3
fl85
Feb.
8
91%
Jan.
4
59% Feb. 15
40
Jan.
4
59% Jan.
27
68
94
6 106%
16
Jan.
95% Jan.
13
1
•
94%
28
8
8
89% a85
Sale
51% Feb. 27
90
73% Sale
70
72%
10
Feb.
90
Feb.
62
Feb.
Jan.
11
Feb. 24
Feb.
2
Feb.
5!
80
Feb.
4
92% Jan.
93
Jan.
Feb.
6
6
98
Feb.
2
70
78
Jan.
14
72% Feb. 16'
68
Jan.
2
75% Jan.
11
84
98
74
8
116
97
78
O
o
99%
99 M
89
10% Sale
88
90
100
85% Sale
99
"96"
89
Sale
10% Feb. 27
13
Feb.
5
88
89% Feb.
84% Feb.
4
90
2
90
88
55%
10
Jan.
5
13% Jan.
88
Jan.
2
90
Jan.
5
89
Jan.
4
90
Jan.
26
80
Jan.
13
90
Feb. 29
13
55
40
39% Sale
40
35
Sale
82
Sale
Sale
119
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
63
40
Feb.
Feb.
44
Feb.
98% Sale
Sale
63% Sale
Jan.
39% Feb.
39% Feb.
43
115% Feb.
98% Feb.
119
Feb.
88
82
Feb. 23
Jan.
Feb.
23
99% Jan.
99% Feb. 26
6
Feb.
24
88
Feb. 24
70% Feb. 11
70% Feb. 11
60% Feb.
Jan.
41
119
39%
40%
II*
118
99
60%
99% Feb.
99% Feb.
99% Feb.
100%
50
64 M
3
5
3
Feb.
Feb. 29
99%
'98%
"45"
50
119
Feb.
Feb.
D
O
A
1952 MN
2d 4s
84
Sale
96 %
Sale
A
36
Sale
75
M N
60
80 M
Sale
A
10
3
19
91
A
A
..1953 M
1943 J
O
O
O
D
8
D
1947 A O
47,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s
Apr 1940 Q J
Mead Corp 6s with warrants
..1945 MN
30,000
1957 A O
16,000 Meridional El 1st 7s........
J
Metropolitan Edison IstAcref 5sC.1953 J
....1968 M
8
212,000 Met Water, Sewer Ac Drain 5Ms.. 1950 A O
6,000 Met West Side Elev (Chicago) 4s.1938 F A
1956 J D
6,000 Mtag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s
1936 M 8
197,000 Mldvale St At Ord conv a f 5s
74.000 Mllw El Ry At Lt 1st At ref 5s ser B1961 J D
1st mtge gold 5s.
J
......1971 J
38,000
92,000 Montana Power 1st At ref 5s A...1943 J J
Deb gold 5s series A
...1962 J D
36,000
delivery.
100% 103
D
J
2013 J
Manila El Ry Ac Lt 1st 5s
1,000 Mfr tr ctfs, Namm At Son 6s
21.000 Marlon Steam Shovel s f g 6s
1
67
106
56
60
54
"41"
1951
a Deferred
43
A
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6 Ms. 1944 F
Cash sale,
Feb.
9
Feb.
93% Feb. 25
72%
44
A
1944
5s
1st g 4Mb series D
95 H
O
warrants.
Lorlllard (P) Co 7a
r
58% Feb.
54% Feb.
Jan.
14
Feb.
Jan.
45
120% Jan.
108""
79%
61
89 %
J
..1934
1941
9,000 McCrory Stores deb gold 5Ms
268.000 Mc -Cesson & Robbins deb 5Ms___ 1950
1942
4.000 Manntt Sugar 1st s f 7Ma_.
Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on..1942
1,000
211.000 Manhuttan Ry (N Y) con g 4s____1990
37.666
100
108
Sale
88
J
1933
87,000 Louisv Gas At El 1st At ref 5s
38.000
8
135
140
108"'
Sale
90
J
1954
First Ac ref sinking fund 5a
1st Ac ref s f g 5s
With
Sale
Sale
9
Feb.
4
17
72%
70%
68
1954
First At ref sinking fund 5s
1974
1944
60,000 Liggett Ac Myers Tobacco 7s
5s
1951
78.000
1941
141.000 Loew'a Inc deb s f g 6s
46.000 Lombard Elec 7s without warr._1952
7*1:666
55
93 M
93 h
74h
Feb.
74% Feb. 13
9
a21% Feb.
49
J
...
119,000
73
47
44
Feb.
1954
Without warrants
228.000
8,000 Lehigh Coal & Nav 4 Ms
Cons sink fund 4M* ser C
2,000
15,000 Lehigh Valley Coal 1st 5s
1st 40-yr gu int red to 4%
1,000
2,000
92
Feb.
Sale
91M
92
42% Sale
8
Feb. 29
31
51
27
59
52
Feb.
42% Feb.
41
60
Feb.
27
Sale
56
~
45
43
1936 J
1959 M
51
47% Feb.
Sale
1936 J
war
48
92
Sale
1954 J
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
65
79
Sale
120 % 140
62
63
2,000 Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s ser A..1950 M 8
48,000 Laclede Gas L ref 5c ext 1st 5a...1934 A O
Coll Ac ref 5 Ms series C
55.000
1953 F A
Col & ref g 5 Ms ser D
1960 F A
40.000
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50
70
100 %
Feb.
60
38
70
60
Sale
19M Sale
M
32
53
Feb. 29
4
40
Jan.
53
Feb. 29
53
Feb. 29
2
53
Feb. 29
40
Jan.
5
38% Jan. 26
37% Feb.
9
27% Jan.
75
Feb. 13
75
Feb. 13
57
Jan.
5
60
Jan. 19
55
Feb.
3
-55% Feb. 19
9 rl01%Feb.
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9
38
Jan.
6
2
32
Feb.
33
Feb.
3
60
Feb. 24
70
Feb.
1
70% Jan. 21
54
Jan. 14
38
Feb. 25
53
Feb.
2
2
62% Feb. 17
44% Jan.
62% Feb. 17
64
Jan. 15
4
64
Feb. 17
43% Jan.
Feb. 13
2
45
Jan.
50
54% Jan. 15
91% Feb. 16
95
94%
80 M
M N
19:600
1,044.000 Kreuger & Toll
Sale
Sale
55
Keystone Telephone 1st 5s
Kings Co E L & Pow gold 5a
Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s....
50
55
55
Kendall Co 5Ms with warrants.. 1948 M S
7,000 Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
1st At ref 6 Ms
6,000
2,000 Kinney (G R) Co ccnv 7%«
47,000 Kresge Foundation coll tr 6s
50
J
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29,000
"4:606
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
M N
warrants............
Purchase money 6s
48%
47%
33%
69%
Sale
B with warrants....1948
53,000 KansasCy Pw A Lt 1st g 4%a Mr B1957
1st M 4Ms
1961
77.000
118,000 Kansas Gas At El 1st mtge 4%*-.1980
Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s
1943
123,000
72,000 Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 6a
1946
Sale
52% Sale
36
.
Deb 5s
53
Sale
Sale
....
30
Sale
—35 J50
97 y
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30
85
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42
50
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88
94
85
Sale
95% 96
94% Sale
40
36
37% 39
78% 90
58% Sale
10
0
4
3
38% Sale
30
35%
50
101%
33
30
83% Sale
47
88
80
90
84
101
85
81%
33 M
Sale
16
25
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
37
,
1
83
83%
79
88% Sale
88%
28
45
78
46%
38% 48%
18% 25
92% Sale
89
90% Sale
77% 81
5 104% Feb. 29
91
Feb. 13
96
Feb. 19
3
10
4
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63% Feb. 11
4% Feb.
8
2
Feb. 15
33
Feb.
1
49
82
95
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45
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91
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79
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11
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91
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5
60
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8
Jan.
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39% Feb. 24
28% Jan.
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2
10
5
78
Feb.
3
78
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8
83
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13
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79
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50
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17
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2
38
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3
25
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24
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92% Feb. 24
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Feb.
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20
Feb.
2
4
3
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Feb. 17
98
Jan.
8
42
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2
26
10
Jan.
41% Feb.
87% Feb.
34
Feb.
Jan.
4% Feb.
10
5
87
91
Feb. 19
Feb. 25
77% Feb. 13
58% Feb. 29
Feb.
76% Feb.
101% Jan.
81% Jan.
27
Feb. 15
Feb. 24
Feb.
76% Feb. 10
51
2
Feb.
33% Jan.
13
5
2
38
Jan.
19
19
23
Jan.
15
18
4
88% Jan.
87% Feb. 13
25
Feb. 23
Feb.
9
87
20
2
9
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83
Jan.
13
19
2
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50
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Feb. 17
100
Jan.
7
85
Jan.
5
47
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38% Feb. 24
30
Jan. 29
9
94% Jan.
94% Jan. 14
36
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
87% Feb.
2
95
4
a73% Jan.
7
95% Jan. 19
9
82% Feb.
Jan.
9
N. Y. STOCK
30
Sales in
H. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
1932.
*5 ft.
91K
—1955
139,000 Morris & Co lat a f 4 Ha
1939
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s series 2
1966
J
12,000 Murray Body lat 6H»-.—1934
MN
7,000 Mutual Fuel Gaa lat gu 5a
1947
.......1941 M N
Mutual Union Tel 5a
79.000 Nassau Elec guar"gold4s——1951
National Acme 1st mtge 6s
..1942
National Dairy Prod deb 5Ha
1948
Nat Radiator deb 6>6a
.......1947
Nat Steel lat coll 5a
1956
Newark Con Gas 5s
1948
73"
Sale
92
7?H
J2X
88
9
Sale
74
F
A
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93 K
72 H
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1942 J
1942 J
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35
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76
17
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98
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100 K
93 K
78
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Feb.
13
14
76
16
98
10
Feb.
Feb. 20
92K Feb. 26
7224 Feb. 10
23
Feb. 27
Feb. 16
Feb.
79 K Feb. 19
100 K Feb. 23
94 K Feb. 27
78 K Feb. 24
Feb.
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91K Feb.
71K Feb.
70K Feb.
95 K
70
25
Sale
85
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29
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24
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5
23
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1
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19
54
103 K 107
102
100
15
Sale
92
24
47
50
80
43
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S
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100
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100 K
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1937 J
1952 M N
1934 MN
1940 J D
Certificates of deposit
Paramount B'way 1st 5H«
12
45
90
13
■IS*6 "75""
66
22.066
1951
1947
103,000 Paramount-Fnmous-Lasky is
220,000 Paramount Prsbllx Corp 5 Ha
1950
14,000 Park-Lexington leasehold 6 Ha—1953
1944
3,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s
46
4024
48
Sale
15
12
98
17
2
41H Jan.
58K Feb.
94
65
Sale
83
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
86
93
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
a84
87 K
78
90
Sale
9524 Sale
17
Feb.
76
Feb.
27
Jan.
98
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77K
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16
11
27
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70
Jan.
51
Jan.
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96
32
106K
97 K
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100
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100K 10424 100
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89 K
86
89
55
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5624
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49
90
43
Feb. 25
3
Feb.
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Feb.
1
Feb.
19
Feb.
2
67
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1
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2
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1 r98
107
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48 24
Feb.
Feb.
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5
33K Feb. 16
1
20K Feb.
9 r85
1949
Pathe Excb deb 7a with
1937 M N
1941 M S
36,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A
552,000 Penn Pow 5c Lt 1st M 4Hs—.1961 A O
1943 A O
12,000 Peoples Gas 8c Coke 1st 6s
Refunding gold 5a
....1947 M S
68,000
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
8
Jan.
7
Feb.
24
Feb.
29
Feb.
24
Jan.
2
Jan.
15
7
Jan.
Feb.
1
Jan.
8
6
25
88
1
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Feb.
11
98
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2
24 Feb.
17
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7
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2
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25
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16
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97
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2
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7
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14
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16
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29
26
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26
17
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10
9
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85
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4
78
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1
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90K Feb.
1
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1
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29
94
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2
6 10224 Feb.
3
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1
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99
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2
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2
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20
92
42
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15
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21
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24
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8
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16
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9
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19
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3
16
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8
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45
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6
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104 K
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4
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8
65
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59
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4
23K Jan. 30
99H Jan.
4
80K Feb. 19
42
Feb. 25
43 K Feb. 11
87
Feb. 23
40K
Jan.
4
43K Feb.
11
87
23
Feb. 29
14K Feb. 29
9924 102K
Paterson 5c Passaic G 5c E 5a
95
Feb. 26
85K Feb. 26
101
91
91
10
11
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69K Jan.
6
Sale
50
Feb.
Jan.
26
23
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78K Feb.
90K Feb.
95
99
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91
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97 24
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55 24 Sale
104
97
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1957 MN
1947 F
Sale
3
Feb.
Feb.
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1
40
87
20K
85
8124 Feb.
103
1
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Feb.
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81
Jan.
30
14
103
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5
16 10724 Jan.
8
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94
Sale
90
Feb.
8
94 24 Feb. 26
90
Feb.
86
95 24
86 24
48
48 24
53 24
98
Sale
83 K Feb.
Jan.
92K Feb.
86 24 Feb. 27
95 24 Feb. 23
82
Sale
Sale
1
6
Feb.
11
59
Sale
63 K Feb.
83
M S
Registered
187,000 Phlla Company secured gold 5a. 1967 J D
113,000 Phila Elec Co lat 4H>
1967 MN
1st 5c ref g 4s
1971 J D
158,000
J
Phila 9c Read C 5c I ref 5a
1973 J
68,000
Conv deb 6s w 1
—..1949 M S
466,000
141,000 Phillips Petroleum deb 5 Ha.....1939 J D
34,000 Pillsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
1943 A O
(Italy) conv 7a_.
...1952 MN
J
Pocahontas Con CoU lat a f 5s
1957 J
Port Arthur Canal 9c Dock 6s
1953 F A
1953 F
1st mtge 6s series B
Sale
96 K
Sale
Sale
9324 Sale
85
Sale
84
5824
64K
41K Sale
49
Portland General Electric 4H>—1960 M S
J
9,000 Portland Gen Elec 1st 5a__;
1935 J
69,000 Porto Rican Am Tobac conv 6a..1942
435,000 Postal Teleg 5c Cable coll 5a
1953
22,000 Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
1933
128,000 Public Serv E 5c G lat 5c ref 4H«—1967
1st 5c ref 4Hs
1970
180,000
lat 5c ref gold 4s
1971
182,000
63 K
48
Sale
70
Sale
5024 Sale
94
Sale
91
89
8924
9224
8924
80
88
80
89
80
80 K
79
80
58 K
93
Sale
59 K
Sale
3924
96 K
Sale
30
Sale
99
37 K Sale
3124 Sale
6424
65K
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55 K
93
64 24
96
Sale
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93
Sale
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88
Sale
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Sale
1940 M
S
1948 J
J
70
63
Sale
6824
70
Sale
67
87
80
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89 K
85
87
Feb.
15
90K Feb. 13
79K
80
Feb.
15
80
Feb.
55 K Feb.
89
Feb.
8
63
Feb. 26
11
39 K Feb.
17
92 K Feb. 26
42
Feb. 29
29K Feb.
11
33
Sale
83
3
4224 Feb. 10
188,000' Rem
41
75
42
11,000
22,000
103,000
154,000
102,000
95,000
272.000
249,000
214,000
65 K
76
1937 MN
9124 Feb. 24
86
Sale
8324 Feb.
91
Rand 5H» A with warr...—1947 M N
Republic Iron 5c Steel a f 5a
1940 A O
Ref 5c gen 5 Ha A
J
51
30
47 K
60
Sale
J
20
Sale
Rhine-West Elec Power 7a......1950 MN
55
1953 J
Revere Cop 5c Br 6s
July 1948 M
Rheinelbe Union s f g 6s...
1946 J
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
1953 J
Direct mortgage gold 6a
Cons mtge 6s
1952 MN
1953 F
Cons mtge 6a with warrants...1955 A
a
J
8
Deferred delivery.
A
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32
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31K Sale
31K Sale
Feb.
72
68
Sale
Sale
7124 Sale
68
65
Feb:
Feb.
70K Feb.
94
101
Sale
44
76
Sale
46 K
65
>75
Sale
100
75
43 K
Sale
38
Feb.
83
76
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55
50
Sale
54
Sale
34 K
22 K
Sale
25
30
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2824 Feb.
55
53
Sale
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38
Sale
Sale
Sale/
37 K
Sale
37 K
Sale
38 24
38
38
93K Feb. 29
93K Feb. 29
86
Feb. 29
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31
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11
9
1
87
37
Jan.
65
Feb.
45
Jan.
Feb.
20
Feb.
53
54
Feb.
29
94
Feb.
99K Feb. 25
87
Feb.
92
Jan.
Jan.
89
Jan.
80
Jan.
80
Jan.
4
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22
22
20
10
13
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56
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11
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14
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Jan.
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5
91
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Jan.
2
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5
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Jan. 30
Feb.
85
Jan. 12
Feb.
50
8
Jan.
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55
49 K Jan. 22
16
5
Feb. 26
Feb.
5
Feb.
19
85
Feb.
16
50
55
Feb.
18
23
36
Feb.
48
Feb.
1
47 24 Feb.
6
1
24
Feb. 23
3
51
Feb.
35 K Feb. 18
33 K Feb. 24
3424 Feb. 23
37K Jan.
Feb.
73
2
24
55 K Feb.
89
Feb.
68K Feb.
72
2 104 J
Feb.
85;
Feb. 27
Sale
44
11
1
Feb. 17
Feb. 29
5
68 24
85 K
35 24
5 a60
56
Sale
Sale
71
100
.1937 MN
6s
Feb.
Sale
93 K
93 K
Radio-Keith-Orpheum part paid ctfs
for deb 6s 5c com stk
58,000
234,000. Remington Arms 1st a f
15
Feb.
27
Jan.
80
60
66
Sale
8
1
Sale
89
92 K
39 K Sale
31K Sale
69
70 K
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
86K Feb. 27
97 K Jan.
8
92 K Feb.
82
50
94
87K Feb. 271
65
Feb. 10
53
Feb. 20
54
Feb. 29
99K Feb. 25
6124
4
5
Punta Alegre Sugar lat conv 7s..1937
Pure Oil Co s f g 5 H % notes
1937
58.000
83,000
Sinking fund gold 5Ha
46,000 Purity Bakeries Corp a f g 5s
Sale
9324 100
A
604", 000
83 K
85 K
Pirelli Co
60
3
10
3124
A
Cash sale,
1
30K Feb.
31
1943 F A
J
Ontario Power Serv 1st 5Hs_....1950 J
Ontario Transmission 1st 5a——.1945 M N
r
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Sale
22
95
71
81
warr
10
Feb.
88
58
94 24
68K
1936 M
4724 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
67 K
.1942 J
93
93
19
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65
82
238,000 Pacific G & E gen & ref 5a
6,000 Pacific Pub Serv 5% g notes
131,000 Pacific Tel 5c Tel 1st 5s
30-year 5s series A
101,000
48,000 Pan-Am Pet 9c T conv a 16a
18,000 Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st g 6a
1
5
18
Feb.
92
71
S
g 6a series A
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
98
58
1963 M
1941 M
95
5 85
8 100
Jan.
Feb.
93
91
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f g 5s
85
70
O
Ontario Power N F 1st 5a
s
5
1
A
M N
Nor Ohio Trac 5c Lt gen 9c ref 6s_1947 M 8
North States Power 5a A——1941 A O
Oslo Gas 5c Elec extl
Feb.
9
98
1944 F
5
85
Feb.
Sale
78
Sale
Sale
8
7H«--1946
Feb.
95K Jan. 29
65K Jan. 29
9
86K Feb.
67
9724
A
Ohio Pub Service 1st 5c ref
Feb.
76
2K
104K 105
95 K Sale
72
....1941 A
60
4
..l* 4*
1957 M
1st 8c ref 6s series B
50
95
69
.....Nov 15 1969 MN
Deb 5s series C
15
69K Jan.
60
IK
Sale
D
MN
F
Feb.
5
50
40
80
Sale
1961
15
Feb.
~
98
IK
15
Feb.
95
95
Sale
98
24
29
40
IK
2
Feb.
Feb.
76
7824
52
Feb.
5524
55 K
32
Feb. 11
38K
Sale
3 109K
Sale
106K Feb.
6 100
Sale
97K Feb.
101
Feb.
104K
Sale
Sale
90K
87K Feb.
J
M
80K Feb. 29
60
98
90
2
12
10
Sale
Sale
Jan.
15
90
Sale
94 K
Jan.
67
Feb.
98
.1
78
Sale
26
75
75
68
75K Jan.
70 """Feb".
60
58K Feb. 23
Sale
--
75
78K Feb.
44
98
104 K
90
95 K
90
75
Feb. 24
Feb. 29
80K Feb. 29
69
Feb.
68 K Feb.
90
Sale
10724
K
Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale
IK
Aug 15 1963 F
North Am Edison deb 5a ser A
1st 5c ref 7s series B
20,000
7,000 Old Bea Coal lat g 6s
12,000
Sale
Sale
40
50
24 K
A.....1940
4,000 Northwest Teleg 1st 4Ha
"i",666
95K
8124
71K
7024
52 K
...
Sale Prices.
58K
95
1947 MN
78,000 Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5Ha.
39",000
98 K
92
Highest.
Sale Prices.
46
Lloyd (Bremen)—
f 6s
sec
78
Lowest.
Sale Price.
85
"91""
95
102
40
1951 M N
No Amer Cement deb 6 Ha
North American Co deb 5s
Otis Steel
Sale
68 K
72
68 K
60
66 K
68 K
91K
73 K Sale
4024
70
.....
1939
478,000 N Y Tel 1st & gen a f 4 Ha
1946
7,000 N Y Trap Rock 1st a f g 6a
20,000 Mag Lock 5c Ont Pow 1st 5s A—.1955
1950
138,000 Niagara Share deb 5 Ha.
25,000
97,000
6,000
25,000
25,000
Sale
88 K
Sale
,
Sale
18 K
101
40
65
Sale
Sale
8224
Highest.
O
1947 M N
42,000
Sale
40
O
39.000 New York Steam lat 6s
1st mortgage 5a
52,000
5Hs
78
93
1962 MN
Deb
Sale
Sale
99 K
6 Ha series B
s
Sale
101)4 Sale
Certificates of deposit...
20-year
5524
59
54
37
Income 5f»
Jan 1942 A
Certificates of deposit—Jan 1942 A
Nordeutsche
20
100
96
82 K
96
79
77 K
100 K Sale
108
Adjustment
179,000
33,000
126,000
28,000
173,000
112,000
42,000
162,000
55,000
44 24 Sale
Sale
74 K
75
80
90
80
Sale
.....
con
fl95
99 K
61
NYLE&W Coal 9c RR 5Ha—1942 M N
Dock & lmpt eit 5s
1943 J
1st
70
94
Sale
85
100
90
86
lat & ref 5a B
1955
N Y Dock 50-year gold 4a
1951
Serial 5s g notes.
1938
NY Edison lat 9c ref *H«
1941
1st Hen 9c ref 5s B_—
1944
N Y Gas El Lt Ht 9c Pow 5a
1948
Purchase money coll tr g 4a... 1949
197,000 N Y Rys Corp Inc 6s
Jan 1965
20,000
Prior lien 6s series A
1965
4,000 NY&Rich Gas 1st 6s A
1952
39,000 N Y State Rys 1st cons 4Ha
1962
66K
91K
Sale
70
85"
Ask
Bid.
80 K
50
41 J*
60
Newberry (J J) Co 5H»
1940
J
New England T & T 30-yr 5a A—1952
M N
1st g 4«s aeries B
1961
New Orleans P S 1st & ref 5a A-.1952 A O
Certificates of deposit
Sale
62
74 K
F
A
New York Rys 1st & ref 4a
Sale
88
IVA
J
J
1960 A
N J Pow & Light lat 4Ha
31,000
363,000
146,000
106,000
86,000
22,000
39,000
139,000
367.000
88,000
77,000
96
"89""
1955
C
70
80
60"
Ask
Bid.
Sale
67
1955
Gen 9c ref 5a aeries B
Gen & ref a f 4 Josser
Gen & ref a f 5a ser D
Ask.
Lowest.
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
77 h
Montecatlni Min 9c Agr • f deb g 7a
40,000
tr rcta with deb atk put warr __ 1937
181,000
Without warrants
—
8,000 Mont Tram lat 9c ref A 5a
.—1941
General A refunding 5« A
1955
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
FEBRUARY.
Jan. 2
Bid.
4,000
694,000
2,000
148,000
1,000
PRICES IN
Price
BONDS
February.
Value.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Feb.
97
67
37
70
39
41
Jan.
15
27 K Jan.
20
Jan.
4
2624 Feb.
2
30
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
15
51
Feb.
3
68 K Jan.
Jan.
45
55
39
6
1
30
Jan.
4
3824 Feb.
1
1
29K Jan.
28K Jan.
2
39 K Feb
4
4124 Jan.
40 K Jan.
19
16
18
23
9
7
8
8
18
18
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
1932.
Oil of Calif 6a
1944
33,000
Certificates of deposit-..-.——-9,000 Rima Steel ■ f 7s
1955 F A
8,000 Rochester Gas & El 5%s ser C—1948 m s
2,000
Gen Mtge 4 %• series D
■—1977 m s
5s.l946
warr—1945
6s_.—.——1948
Roch & Pitts C & I pur money
Royal Dutch deb 4s with
Ruhr Chemical
—.1941
1937
St L Rky M He Pac 5s stmpd
1955
St Paul City Ry Cable 5s
1937
4,000
Guaranteed 5s
1937
32,000 San Antonio Public Serr 6s
1952
60,000 Schulco Co guar 6%«
1946
St Joseph Lead deb 5%«
St Joseph Ry L HDt
P 1st 5s
"90*"
Sale
20
25
J
*75**
22
J
26
J
48
J
70
*67*"
"
1*666
334,000
945,000
176,000
16,000
Victor Fuel 1st s f 5s
"3*666
Western Union coll tr cur 5s—.1938 J
104.000
15-year 6%a gold.............1936 F
Fund 8c real est
A
s
10
40
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
16
24
40
86
Feb.
68
Feb.
11
71
68% Feb. 10
Sale
46% Sale
38% Feb.
n
98
S
99*|
J
A
101
J
90
A
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
30 %
Sale
Jan.
4
71
Feb.
8
15
13
13
17
71
Jan.
9
78
42
Jan.
2
59% Feb.
87
22
Jan.
12
92
Jan.
4
Jan.
6
28
Jan.
19
Jan.
4
15
15
Feb.
85% Feo.
8
1
8
93
1
52
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
3 101% Feb.
88
Feb.
8
1 100
Feb.
Feb.
37% Feb. 25
4
72% Jan.
86
4
83
Feb.
6
96
Jan.
4
43
5
98% Jan.
80
97% Jan.
96% Jan.
5
85
8
Feb.
46
96
73 J*
50
Sale
O
31
J
84
Sale
87
55
94 %
Sale
44% Sale
J
25
53
60
Sale
75
Sale
4754
Sale
36
Sale
Sale
86*4
565*
Sale
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
4514 Sale
d
52
96*4
26
56
125*
51*4 Sale
21
Sale
51*4 Sale
7
12%
Sale
43
Sale
41*4
45
45
48
55
99
60
60
Sale
41
97
99*4
99**
100*4
95**
91%
97
72*4
77*4
90
94*4
91** Sale
100
"99%
93%
70
78
d
21
Sale
21
26
Sale
Feb.
35
Feb.
2
85
Feb.
24
54
Feb.
97% Feb.
56% Sale
98% Sale
Feb.
5
Feb.
27
Jan.
2% Jan.
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2
8
16
21
23
16
Sale
100% 101*
99% Sale
100
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
95
99
875* Sale
37%
40
J
kwlre-Spen Steel Co 7s.. Jan 1935 MN
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank.....
2,000
1,000 Willys-Overland 1st s f g 6s..
1933 m"s
54,000 Wilson 8c Co let s f 6s
1941 A O
122,000 Youngstown Sheet 8c Tu 1st 5s A'H78 J J
131,000
1st M 5s series B——.——.1970 A O
Feb.
23
Feb.
8
77
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
91
105
34
60
Sale
5%
Sale
Sale
64
7
15
13
97*4
98
295
41
100
Sale
Sale
101** 104
00** 101
99
Sale
101
695*
55
74
Sale
70
66
31
101
98% Sale
40
Jan.
50
Feb.
45% Feo.
16
2
40% Feb.
51
Jan.
16
Feb.
9
56
Feb.
71
Jan.
23
11 100% Feb.
9 101% Feb.
27
27
99% Jan.
100>
Feb.
27
5 101J
Feo.
27
9 100% Feb. 19
48
Feb. 24
4
Feb.
13 101
9,101
Jan.
28
45% Feb.
4
48
Feb.
24
95
Jan.
6 101
Feb.
4
5
94% Feb. 24 a73
Jan.
5
24
8
77
?|%
77
Feb.
Feb.
19
93
Jan.
22
1
»
99
Jan.
99
Feb.
16
45% Feb.
4
19
69
Jan.
3
88% Feb.
84% Feb. 11
92% Feb. 20
88
Feb.
3
37% Feb.
10
71
23% Feb. 26
21% Feb. 24
4
88
Feb.
Jan.
30
26
84% Feb.
11
92% Jan.
2
38% Feb.
6
37% Feb.
10
40
Jan.
13
55
Feb.
2
40
Feb.
27
80%
29%
29%
29%
90%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
79
Jan.
6
20
9
21
Jan.
2
9
23% Feb. 26
9
21
Jan.
2
Feb. 13
85
Jan.
22
59%
83%
32
30%
30%
92%
Jan.
Jan.
2
34
Feb.
5
26
Jan.
5
Feb. 24
1
Feb.
72% Feb.
76% Feb.
6
§5%
80
Jan.
8
8
91% Jan.
14
6
97
88
Feb.
Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
14
15
Feb.
20
72** Feb.
76% Feb.
6
78
8
87
30
100
Feb.
8 100
33% Feb. 27
32
Feb.
27
59% Feb. 24
5
Feb. 11
Feb.
8
2
46% Feb.
43% Feb. 13
75
Feb. 15,
1
7
Feb.
97
100
Jan.
Jan.
15
Jan.
Jan.
49
6
Jan.
27
33% Feb. 27
Jan.
7
12
32
Feb.
16
Jan.
27
5
47% Jan.
45
Feb.
11
75
10
15
5
Jan.
14
55
Feb.
15
69% Jan.
22
96% Jan.
19% Feb.
4.
99
Jan.
9
24
22
Jan.
4
22
4
19
Feb.
55
Feb.
15
Feb
98% Feb
21 ~ Feb.
60
Feb.
3
27
9
19
20
2
25% Feb.
16
22
28 "
29
Feb.
6
34
Feb.
2
25
Jan.
5
40
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
66
29
Feb.
Feb.
66
Jan.
67
65
65
2
18
18
18
30
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
Jan.
97% Jan.
2
67
32
Jan.
4
99% Feb. 25
65
a66
65
29
29%
99% Sale
99
Sale
96% Sale
96% Sale
83% Sale
71
Sale
Sale
69% Sale
59
60%
97** Sale
9%
18
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
19
98% Feb. 17
22
27
16
99% Feb. 25
30
6
42
Feb. 25
Feb. 29
95% Feb.
100
Feb.
23
80
Feb.
25
6
Jan.
19
Feb.
18
40
Jan.
14
14
5
Feb. 27
95% Feb.
2
50
23 100
Feb.
11104
98% Feb. 26
11 101
96% Feb. 13
97% Feb. 17
8
96
Feb.
91
6
48
Feb. 10
8
Feb.
Feb. 16
99
99
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
29
3
18
2
97% Feb.
84% Feb. 26
91
Feb.
10
99
78
70
83
Jan.
8
Feb.
2
64% Feb. 15
70
Feb.
26
Feb.
Feb.
67
Feb.
57% Feb.
97% Feb.
61
22
24
68% Feb. 20
26% Feb. 15
24
69% Feb.
29
1
10
69
57% Sale
99
Sale
2
86
Feb.
Jan.
16
80
Jan.
16
2
97
Jan.
64% Feb.
15
75
16
2
Feb.
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
61
4
27
24
60% Feb.
3
4
Feb.
29
6
77
65
99
10
9% Feb.
9
Feb.
26
9
9% Feb.
10% Feb. 18
3% Feb. 23
9%
11
23
3
Feb.
20
5
1
88
Feb.
5
82% Feb. 29
87
75
11
71
Feb.
10
70
Feb.
3% Feb. 23
5
Jan.
Jan.
5
99
2
12
9
17,102
Jan.
8 101% Jan.
Feb.
15
8
Feb.
93
19
13 102% Jan.
96
74
85% Feb.
96% Feb.
97% Feb.
98% Feb. 27
5
70
100
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
8
65
"n"
6
8% Jan.
3% Jan.
14
5
•
Feb.
21
19
4
14
15
21
29
Jan.
Feb.
20
Feb.
26
3% Jan.
5
3% Jan.
22
;h
9
10
5
7
915*
Sale
68% Sale
68
70
22
97% 98%
98% Sale
2
10
Feb.
22
98%
965* Sale
88
11
31%
10
98
79
15
Jan.
10
Sale
1
Jan.
55
Feb.
Jan.
15
2
Feb.
26
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
42
44*4 Sale
98%
98% 100
lOl"" 104** 100
102
9%
3%
23
99
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
83
73
Feb.
19
50
22
57
11
99
50% Feb.
Feb.
96% Feb. 11'
19% Feb. 24
99
16
22
22** Sale
28
Jan.
10
85
-
62
Feb.
28
65
Feb.
10
Sale
85
66
Sale
2
45
10
20
66
98% Feb.
Feb.
106*
Sale
a30
56% Feb. 20
Jan.
94% Jan.
10
97
26*4 Sale
87
30
37
60
99
23
24
Sale
7
14
19
a21% Feb.
101
109
55% Feb.
8
106*4
85"
20
27
93
12
68
Feb.
32
49
14
17
14
Feb.
Feb.
89%
Jan.
54
80
30
Jan.
Jan.
2
40
30
35
Feb.
81
16
83*
26*
25*
74%
32
100
60
Sale
Sale
63
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
98% Feb.
81
23
Jan.
93%
71%
42%
29%
2
43
24%
22%
50
17
'
93
55
.1940 mn
Feb.
96
90
42
J
99
94%
73%
45
J
99% Feb.
19
Feb.
4
10
Feb.
9
15
15
22
47
56
Jan.
15 101% Jan.
37% FeD.
89% Jan.
48
40% Feb.
Feb.
% Feb.
9 100
Jan.
43
Sale
28 rl02
55% Feb.
79% Feb. 19
48% Feb. 25
37% Feb. 15
6
93% Feb. 27
84
45%
r63
4
8
15
3
68
,19
58
13
4
Feb.
Feb.
10
17
54%
Feb.
835*
3
45
99
96
11
2
Feb.
99
Feb. 23
19
Feb. 15
3
50% Feb.
10
Feb. 10
1
43
Feb.
54% Sale
91
99*
89
85
103
J
90
100
28*4 Sale
27*4
30%
28** Sale
86
100
45
87
99
Sale
20
90*4 Sale
1
Sale
40
90
73
Feb.
Feb.
48
89
87
70
26
1 100
74
45
74
91
Sale
38*4
39
48*4 Sale
83*4
95% Feb.
48
N
23**
Sale
99*4 100
38
21
50
99% 100% 100%
60
87
52
98% Sale
785* Sale
44
48%
35% Sale
8 101% Feb.
Jan.
89
28 100% Jan.
29 101% Jan.
28
Jan.
S
27
93
100
O
22
Feb.
i*
4
101
D
14
Jan.
26
100
J
% Feb.
% Feb.. 16
13
Jan.
Feb.
21
Feb. 23
16
Jan.
99% Jan.
87
4
27% Feb.
Jan.
2
Feb. 27
93
Jan.
Jan.
91% Jan.
89% Jan.
68
4
93% Feb. 27
1 rl02
24
15
Feb. 27
1 100
Feb.
17
3
19
Feb.
3
59% Feb.
9
91% Feb.
27% Feb. 15
2
2
Feb.
Feb.
78
15
26
21
2
38% Feb.
2% Jan. 30
Feb.
Feb.
13
59% Jan.
3% Jan.
1
95% Feb.
Feb.
71** Feb.
Feb.
83
87% Feb.
Jan. \.4
50
3
1
8
58
Jan.
Without warrants
7
Jan.
78
100
23% Sale
Deferred delivery.
Jan.
44
4
Feb.
5
Sale
a
82
4
6
24
Caah sale,
15
16
106%
67
r
Feb.
Feb.
66% Jan.
58
J an.
3
Sale
Stfs dep Chase Nat Bank.....
65
35
100%
66
1935 J
1
15
s
68
Wlckwl re-Spencer Steel 1st 7s
13
D
Sale
...
50% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
85
21
69
f deb 6s
10
2
12
Feb.
92%
92%
45%
100%
6
Jan.
Jan.
71** Feb. 13
79
100
25*
24
Feb.
5
19
3
48
74% Feb. 23
41
24
173,000
5a
1951 J D
150,000
Gold 5s
1960 m s
245,000 Westphalia Un El Pow 6s
J
1953 J
66,000 Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5 Ha
.1948 J J
1st and ref 4%s series B_.
107,000
1953 A O
33,000 WMte Eagle Oil 5%a 1937 with war- M 8
a
Feb.
85
75
Sale
Partic
24
Sale
22
19
50
37% Feb. 25
1
83% Feb.
100
89
92
2,000
1,000
Feb.
98% Feb.
96% Feb.
A
lb", 000
3
2
3
75% Feb.
48% Feb. 25
2
88% Feb.
100% Sale
92% Sale
Sale
Sale
2*4
55
101%
a85%
99%
99%
10054 Sale
s
94
48
1019*
23
Sale
81% Sale
95% Sale
95
89
3
78
40
Sale
J
Sale
Sale
54% Sale
91
90%
20%
24%
50
98 %
d
4%a gold.....1950 MN
1936 J
3
70% Sale
43
Feb.
93
Feb.
81% Feb. 27
70
s
40
40
42
905* Sale
O
10
40
69% Feb.
84
Feb.
81% Feb. 27
3
15
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
16
2
Sale
12
42
Feb.
93
6
1
Feb.
72
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
j
Feb.
40
72
d
85
85
35
92
19
19
65
18%
42
41*4
Sale
74
6
Feb.
Feb.
&
42
"175*
A
29
85
59
A
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
19
Feb.
71%
76
25
91
Feb.
48
14% Feb. 26
71% Feb. 11
21% Feb. 27
80
Feb. 17
85
53
3%
5
81
86
71
92% Jan.
5
41
Sale
4
5
6
67 %
60
134
Jan.
92% Feb.
29
54
Sale
44
60
98
Feb.
38
74
5
13
Feb.
62
55
SI*
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
71% Feb. 11
21% Feb. 27
44
92
69
Sale
38
39
96
76
40
42
....1944 A O
White Sewing Machine deb 6s
19
5
2
14
19
30
91
45
J
"*5*666
J J
Stamped July 1931 coupon '39
126,000 Warien Bros Co deb 6s
———1941 M 8
6,000 Wash Wat Pow 1st 30-yr 5s..
J
1939 J
7,000 Westchester Light gold 5s_—....1950 J D
136,000 West Penn Pow 1st 5s series A
1946 M 8
64,000
1st 5s series E
—.......1963 M
87,000
1st secured 5s series G
1956 J D
Western Electric deb 5s
5
97% Feb.
92% Feb.
Sale Prices.
17
Feb. 19
10% Jan.
11% Jan.
26% Feb.
17
76**
s
1949
105,000 Virginia Ry 8t Pow 1st 5s
1934
4,000 Walworth Co 6 Hs ser A (with war) *35
9,000
Without warrants
45,000
1st s f 6s series A
1945 A O
285,000 Warner Bros Pictures conv deb 6sl939 m s
,
9,000 Warner Co 1st 6s with warrants.1944 A O
7,000
A O
Without warrants
15.000 Warner-Qulnlan deb 6s.——..—1939 M 8
24,000 Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7s
.——1941 J D
247,000
157,000
70,000
92% Feb.
Feb. 26
Feb.
90
6s
...1939 J
2
17
Feb. 19
14% Feb. 26
33
80
VJ*82
—..—.1952
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s
Feb.
58*4
5s
Va Iron Coal 8c Coke 1st g
96
45
1944
Utlca Elec Lt 8c Pr 1st s f g 5s..—1950
Utlca G 8c El ref 8c ert 5s..
.1950
Utilities Pow 8c Ltg deb g 5%a
*47
Debenture gold 5s.—.......—1959
Vanadium Corp (Am) conv 5s... 1941
Verttentes Sugar 1st s f 7s
1942
Utah Power 8c Light 1st
8
11% Feb. 15
26% Feb. 19
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
12% Feb.
Lowest
Highest.
58
jl i
11,000 United Rya St L 1st 8 4s
—.1934
212,000 U 8 Rubber 1st 8c ref 5s series A—1947
9,000 United Steamship 15-yr 6s
1932 M
195,000 United Steel Wka g 6%a ser A...1951 J
61,000
Series C
1951
190,000
Sinking fund deb 6%a ser A...1947
7,000 United Stl Wks(Burbach) s f g 7s 1951
Universal Pipe 8c Rad deb 6a_.—1936
17", 666 Unterelbe Power 8c Ltg 6s
.1953
57,000 Utah Light 8t Trac 1st 8t ref 5s..1944
Lowest.
Sale
40
J
1,000J Trenton Gas 8c Elec 1st 5s
1949 M 3
mn
| fuax- 11*61
17,000(Truax-Traer Coal conv 6%a
1943
35,000,Trumbull Steel 1st a i 6s..—.-1940 mn
m, A
3,000 Twenty-third St Ry Imp 8c ref 5s.l962 J
39,000 Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7%a
1955
01
31,000
Guar sec sf 7s
1952'F A
M.ww
382,000 UJigawa Elec Power 7s
194* M 8
64,000 Union El L 8c P 1st 8 5a (Mo).—..1932 m
126,000
Refunding 5s
...1933 M N
76,000 Union Elec L 8c P (III) 1st 5%t—1954 J
10,000 Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s
1945 A O
43,000 * 'nlon Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser A May 1942 f
24,000
First lien s f 5s ser C
Feb 1 iG! 4 O
d
42,000
Deb 5s with warrant—Apr 1945 ;
12,000 United Biscuit (Amer) deb 6s
1*«< mn
269,000 United Drug Trust receipts 5a_.1953 M 8
173,000
22
80
J
J
17
88**
70
m n
(Ltd)
June 15 1953
755* Sale
72
12x4
82
O
O
MN
Sale
32** Sale
95% 100
A
—-——..1932 r~i
6% gold notes
14
Ask-
12
39
98
95
M n
192,000 Shinyetsu El Pow 1st 4%«
1952 J
6,000 Shubert Theatre deb 6s
.1942 J
13,000 Siemens 8c Halske sec s f g 7s
1935 J
167,000
Debenture s f 6%a-—-----—1951 m
45,000 Sierra 8c San Fran Power 1st 5s—1949 F
31,000Silesia-Elec Corp gold 6%«
1946
92,000 Silesian-Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1941
166,000iSinclair Cons Oil 1st lien 7s
1937
152,000
1st lien coll 6%s B1938
115,000 Sinclair Crude Oil 5%a s®'i®« A—1938
50,000 Sinclair Pipe Line 20-year 5s
1942
100,000 Skelly Oil deb s f 5%«
1939
71.000 Smith (A O) Corp 1st 6 Ha
1933 m
53.0001 Solvay Am Inv sec a 5s a
1942 M
295,000 South Bell T 8t T 1st a f 5s
1941
267.000 Southw Bell Telep 1st 8c ref 5s___1954
40,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st a 6s "47
1,454,000 Stand Oil (N J) deb a 5s„Dec 15 1946
136,000 Stand Oil (N y) deb 4%a
1951
45,000 Stevens Hotel 1st 6s series A
1945
6,000 Sugar Estates Oriente 7s—
1942
Certificates of deposit
39,000
J
yracuse Lighting Co 1st a 5s_..195l
Tenn Coal Iron 8c RR gen
s
1951 J
Tenn Copper <fc Chem—
^0,UUU
tiOUT deb 6s series B
* ' » »
28,000
Con* OVD OB BCIIcs U
—1944 M
167.000 Tenn Elec Power 1st 8c ref 6s
1947 J
673,000,Texan Corp conv deb 5s
1944 A
71,000 Third Ave 1st ref 4s
I960 J
960.0001
Adjustment income 5s
Jan 1^60 A
11,000 Third Ave RR 1st gold 5s
1937 J
141,000 Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s ser A—1955
I Tokyo Electric Light
2,138,000
1st M 6* 3 Series
"
A
77,000
Guar Making fund 6%a B—1946 A
34,000 Sharon Steel Hoop a f 5%S—-.1948 f a
165,000 Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s
1952 M N
531,000 Shell Union Oil s f deb 5s
1947 mn
834,000
Deb 5s with warrants
1949 A O
l,003,000j
14
Feb. 29.
Bid.
Bid.
Sale
10*
10*
49,000;Richfield
Feb. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
364,000
17,000
17,000
1,000
19,000
RNAGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Jan. 2
n. y. stock exchange.
February.
Value.
31
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sale
82
91%
Sale
69% Sale
70
Sale
2% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
67% Feb.
67
Feb,
88
78
2% Feb. 23
Jan.
6
90
Jan.
15
Jan.
9
83% Jan.
18
29
63% Jan.
5
71
Feb. 29
17
64
4
70
Jan.
Jan.
9
York Stock Exchange
New
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING FEBRUARY 1932.
.
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
<
1931.
64,181,836
66,078,650
Shares
In accordance with
106,685,218
lots, except In the case of stocks which sell only in a
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
February.
1932.
Par.
236", 900
Bid.
200
Albany Ac Susquehanna. 100 150
Allegh Ac West Ry 6% gtd.100
833* Sale
Atchison Top At S Fe
100
77
84
Preferred...
.....100
273* Sale
Atlan Coast Line RR
100
Baltimore & Ohio
.....100
153* Sale
33
Sale
Preferred.
100
323* Sale
683*
72
73*
8
46
48
9
14
Pacific.........25
113* Sale
.............
121" 900
8,000
1,200
900
......
500
208,300
106,300
Canadian
"56"" "67"
74
68
80
100
Chic At East 111 RR
..—100
6% preferred
15", 700
2,800
24,266
13,300
Chicago Great Western.. 100
45,800
"9,300
90,200
...——.100
Preferred
282*
i*
Louisv pflOO
Pacific..*
Preferred......
..100
28
50
442* Sale
75
Sale
9
Sale
55
573*
11
123*
Sale
Sale
I
33*
10 3*
Sale
Sale
Feb.
10
*733* Feb. 29
z733* Sale
15
15
19
233*
74
10
142* Feb. 10
272* Feb. 26
Sale
373* Sale
68
713*
73*
92*
373* Feb.
693* Feb.
6
73* Feb.
8
5
50
Feb.
9
11
Feb.
23
90
84
352*
Feb.
193* Feb.
72,272
1,200
31,200
4,300
5,000
10
,
235,422 Chicago Ac North West...100
Preferred
...100
3,600
100
78,900 Chic Rock Isf Ac Pac
10,300
7% prefferred..........100
6% preferred.......——100
10,000
10 Cleveland Ac Pittsburgh...50
50
Special
"'"566
""906
Colorado Ac Southern.... 100
1st
23* Sale
3
63* Sale
Sale
17
9
2,500
210
14,900
28,276
900
350
.....
Duluth South Sh 8c
"""166
13,200
1,700
800
67
293*
6
preferred...........100
...100
29,400 Delaware Ac Hudson
50
66,376 Del Lack Ac Western
2,500 Denver Rio Gr Ac Wes pref 100
830 Detroit Ac Mackinac Ry—100
Preferred...
100
250
Sale
153*
20
113* Sale
51
2d
preferred... .......100
3,100 Consolid RRof Cuba pref. 100
210 Cuba RR pref
100
Sale
113*
103*
15
35
35
Sale
27
703* Sale
193* Sale
5
iS*
Sale
75
72
66
69
79
70
62
59
233* Sale
272* Sale
13*
1
4
i2*
Erie Ac
32*
133*
2
Jan.
6
Jan.
13
183* Jan.
673* Jan.
7
Jan.
17
Jan.
15
303* Jan.
5
462*Feb"."25
Jan.
13
73* Feb.
463* Jan.
103* Jan.
8
7
7
753* Feb. 24
92* Jan. 14
462*
753*
9Y
57
Feb. 25
Feb. 24
Feb. 24
25
123* Feb.
9
172* Feb. 29
9
61
Feb.
6
673* Feb.
213* Feb.
8
70
73
100
56
68,900
700
120
280
•
43,700
31
10
239,600 Illinois Central........—100
6% pref series A
100
1,320
Leased line stock...
100
730
RR sec stock ctfs
—1000
870
96.800 Interboro Rapid Transit..100
Certificates of deposit..100
283* Feb.
2
10
93*
30
11
152*
793* Sale
243* Sale
8
Sale
Feb.
2
15
950
68,700
2*
Y
Sale
Sale
9
11
73*
9
100
Central
103* Sale
50
30
11
UY
123*
82* Sale
8
53* Sale
52*
3*
23*
Preferred
10
10.,
,—2*
175
Sale
Sale
103*
12
223* Sale
""166
300
200
900
860
17,000
9,600
48,800
116,300
"i",366
1,100
"""490
600
2
...
20 Morris Ac Essex
....100
100
50
Nash Chatt Ac St Louis.-.100
Nat Rys of Mex 2nd
New York Central
100
10,500 N. Y. Chicago Ac St Louis.100
Preferred
—...100
17,400
50
2,165 New York Ac Harlem
10% non-cum pref
50
No par value.
x
12* Jan.
18
13* Jan.
4
Feb.
15
Feb.
23
92* Jan.
5
6
3
Feb.
2
12* Jan.
6
Jan.
Feb.
8
42* Feb.
1
22* Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
2
il»
Feb.
8
113* Feb.
1
6
Feb.
9
28
Feb.
17
17
10
Feb.
142* Feb.
1
3
24
72* Feb.
143* Feb.
14
Feb.
27
223* Feb.
1
Feb.
15
60
Feb.
15
11
Feb.
17
16
Feb.
19
10
10
Feb.
3
"163*
Feb.
1
Jan.
2
Feb. 23
.
9
Ex-dividend.
91
293* Sale
4
Sale
52*
9
114
108
120
Jan.
Jan.
143* Fen.
113* Jan.
10
2
Feb.
15
Feo.
15
92* Jan.
11
16
Feb.
19
113
153
Jan.
2
23
60
Feb.
3
Jan.
11
122* Feb.
18
152* Feb. 23
122* Feb.
18
73
81
69
Feb.
10
893* Feb.
243* Feb.
13
1
Feb.
Feb.
1
653* Jan.
122* Feb.
43* Jan.
10
4
5
Jan.
6
10
Jan.
27
Jan.
18
oyx Jan.
72* Jan.
63* Jan.
5
10
2
172* Feb. 10
63* Feb. 11
203* Sale
8
6
5
Feb.
9
5
v
Feb.
10
83* Feb.
9
Feb.
10
7
83*
73*
7
83*
19
Sale
30
8
5
9
93* Feb.
19
Feb.
1
83* Feb.
17
11
10
6
83*
_____
16
Jan.
13
9
~ Jan.
15
53* Jan.
10
Jan.
6
27
3* Jan.
18
Jan.
22
6
5
25
Jan.
Jan.
12
7
8
'
15" "Feb".
15
10
Feb.
89
28
163* Jan.
213* Feb.
163* Feb.
Feb.
133* Jan. 28
93* Jan. 11
50
4
18
13
Feb".
263* Feb.
463* Feb.
10
4
30
Feb.
16
463* Feb.
4
13
Jan.
14
14
143* Jan. 21
8
Jan.
y
i2*
23*
4
283* Sale
70
45
133* Sale
16
2
93* Jan.
4
Feb.
Feb.
17
5
23
Feb.
Jan.
302* Jan.
18
48
Jan.
29
183* Jan.
263* Jan.
22
18
36
15
Feb.
6
11
9
Feb.
82* Feb.
3
93* Feb.
122* Feb.
9
4
6
25
53* Jan.
4
3
Jan.
25
Jan.
25
7
9
73* Feb.
9
7
Feb.
9
103* Jan.
14
93* Feb. 24
113* Feb.
223* Feb.
163* Feb.
27
Feb.
83* Jan.
6
5
13
13
133* Jan.
232* Jan.
22
18
18
Jan.
12
322* Jan.
14
26
32
9
123* Sale
Feb.
3
2
263* Feo. 10
453* Jan. 20
163* Feb.
9
21
32
9
8
102* Feb. 10
283* Feb. 25
,25
283*
21
Jan.
143* Jan. 28
122* Feb. 25
3
2
Sale
7
3*
Feb.
y
83*
92*
163*
233*
133*
14
223* Sale
iVA BT
2* 1
17
27
12
Feb.
Feb.
21
Feb.
10
5
31
Feb.
2
18
103* Feb.
2* Feb.
393* Feb. 26
2 .183* Feb. 25
9
9
2* Feb.
17
10
21
Feb. 27
Jan.
5
Feb. 25
Jan.
7
Jan.
2* Jan.
26
6
5
393* Feb. 26
183* Feb. 25
3* Jan. 15
22* Jan. 29
22* Jan.
Feb.
18
Feb.
9
1
8
9
Feb.
18
15
29
Jan.
23
3* Jan.
13* Jan.
Jan.
8
9
22* Feb.
24
8
2
Jan.
12
7
9
Feb.
25
7
Jan.
8
17
43* Jan.
112* Jan.
4
4
Feb.
1
232* Feb.
1
3* Feb.
Feb.
12* Feb.
23* Feb. 26
2
Feb.
8
10
42* Feb.
143* Feb.
73* Feb.
2
10
20
Feb.
62* Feb. 10
8
153* Feb.
10
8
Sale
93* Sale
233* Sale
55
65
193* Sale
52*
5'3a
163* Sale
Sale
8
183* Sale
65
Sale
60
16
Jan.
26
9
11
Jan.
16
Jan.
20
122* Jan.
72* Jan.
14
22
Jan.
22
52* Jan.
Jan.
22
26
15
Sale
Feb.
24
3* Feb.
333* Feb.
83* Feb.
19
Jan.
Jan.
2
Feb.
Jan.
3* Feb.
Jan.
12
12
362* Jan.
93* Jan.
152* Jan.
15
12
22
Jan.
15
12
5
20
Feb.
Jan.
503* Jan.
3* Feb.
15
1
60
91
313* Sale
72* Sale
112* Sale
29
Sale
112
109
15
22
22
14
14
Jan.
Jan.
25
Sale
M
3a
.....
122* Jan.
1
63* Sale
182* Sale
132* Sale
503* Sale
152* Sale
14
13
31
163*
10
3* Sale
Sale
42* Jan. 11
153* Jan. 22
25
7
142*
lY$
7
2
Feb.
60
pref..100
100
N Y Lackawanna At West. 100
•
14
25
3
32* Feb.
67
5
1st preferred
860
313* Jan.
Jan.
20
3
22*
168,400 Missouri Pacific
Preferred
313,300
1,950,587
is
Sale
100
Minn St Paul Ac S S M
New Orl Tex Ac Mexico —..100
784,571
1,600
3,800
uy
26
8
preferred
.....
1,280
1,100
W*
100
preferred—.——100
Minneapolis At St Louis..100
Prior
6
20
23
9
Sale
A !75«
2%
—100
Preferred...
.........100
2,400
Leased line....
——.100
2,240
*
64,600 Mo Kan-Texas
Preferred..............100
36,047
«
82*
3
33*
93*
373*
113* Sale
Second
"""206
23*
32
—100
......
-
Sale
37
2
1,650 Manhattan Ry guar...—100
Mod guar
——100
122,600
420 Market Street Ry
153* Sale
25
18
100
YA
4
30
100
-
Sale
25
140
9
Louisville Ac Nashville
50
73*
21
2
Preferred
15,600 Kansas
Preferred
2,600
9,700 Lehigh Valley
100
Jan.
Feb.
10
10
253*
7% pflOO
City Southern....100
31,900
70
78
Feb.
8
10
Feb.
5
2
2
Joliet Ac Chicago RR
5,400
1,300
2,000
8,600
15
6
3
10
10
113*
30
.....
J*
—*
Iowa
Jan.
Feb.
673* Feb.
213* Feb.
29
273* Sale
423*
58
Certificates..............*
.......—.100
""""95
69
80
57
15
13
10 Int Rys of Cent Amer
75
19
6
13
14
67
100
.
172* Feb. 29
2
Feb.
61
10
103* Sale
16
163*
223* Sale
35
6
10,900 Hudson Ac Manhattan..-.106
Preferred..........——100
400
5
9
3
20
18
Sale
24
213* Sale
Ry.........—*
Preferred...
100
Feb.
143* Jan.
12* Feb.
23*
83* Sale
103* Sale
Green Bay Ac Western—..100
Gulf Mobile Ac Northern—100
Preferred
57
103* Jan.
19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Pittsburgh.........50
Havana Elec.
3,900
68
1
23* Sale
32*
4
253* Sale
143* Sale
73,466
2,700
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
19
10
18
14
Feb.
Feb.
33*
102* Sale
23* Sale
42* Sale
Great Northern pref..... 100
"MOO
Jan.
Jan.
372* Feb.
132* Feb.
3
Sale
Sale
"""666
31", 900
14
4
100
100
Preferred..............100
63* Sale
72* Sale
53*
62*
19
Jan.
1
4
5
1
Atl—100
100
36,500 Erie
First preferred
100
9,500
Second preferred.....—100
2,700
Jan.
10
793* Feb.
22
70
58
61
5
---
19 150
Feb.
763* Jan.
253* Jan.
Chic Indlanap Ac
Chic Mil St Paul Ac
Jan.
71
13
18
2
21
14
14
61
173* Sale
Feb.
Feb.
25
100
100
C C C Ac St Louis pref
"6,166
Sale
19
40
65
1,700
353* Sale
34
80
100
755,300 Chesapeake Ac Ohio
25
Chicago Ac Alton.. ......100
82
23
Stamped...............100
273* Feb.
o
Sale
75
Carolina Clinch & O com .100
10
Sale
36
Sale
82
203*
10
925 Central RR of N J
150
Feb.
Feb.
71
73*
."""220
""866
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
20h
10
800
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
223
193*
"""loo
525
Highest.
Sale Prices.
843* Sale
60
Canada Southern........100
356,900
Lowest
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale Prices.
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
Ask,
5,000
17,600
539,650
12,400
5,000 Bangor Ac Aroostook..
50
Preferred
100
260
Beech Creek RR..
......50
*
237",500 Bkln-Manhat tr ctfs
Trusts ctfs pref
13,000
—*
4,800 Brooklyn At Queens Transit
Preferred
*
3,400
1,500 Boston & Maine. ......-.100
50
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
100
\icksburg
Ac
Alabama
"""io
800
Prices are on basis of 100-share
quoted dollars per share.
Option sales are disregarded.
Price
Shares.
100,300
2,700
6,600
159,050
6,300
^
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
445,691,550
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
STOCKS
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
-
small way.
1931.
$188,645,850
513,620,250
February—
rule of the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915, all stocks are now
a
1932.
$221,232,250
V% Bond Sales.
1932.
31,716,267
Stock Sales.
a
February
631
93a
9
Sale
83*
11
Sale
105
Feb.
243* Feb. 29
Jan.
2
63* Jan.
5
Feb.
19
1
4
12
3 124
Feb.
13
105
52* Feb. 10
83* Feb. 10
Feb.
3 125
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES,
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
33
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
STOCKS
n. 7. stock exchange
Jan. 2
February.
Shares.
Shares.
Par.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Since
Jan. 1.
In
226.500
f
2.800
8,400
600 NYRys Df
Lowest.
80
100
21% Feb.
Sale
65
Sale
7
.
800
290
l:
Francisco..100
05
4,500
24,200
Wabash
100
11
9
68
Jan.
Jan.
22
9
4
23% Jan.
22
18
18
Feb.
11
3% Feb. 11
2% Feb. 11
4
23* Jan. 21
11
13
Jan.
Jan.
14
14
Jan.
Jan.
15
...100
27
7%
100
10
36% Feb.
28
28
19
26
31
28
10
3% Feb.
Sale
5
Feb.
10
25
Sale
7
Feb.
23
19
14
Sale
X
Sale
%
26 X
16
Sale
X
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
24
29
20
44
30%
38
11% Sale
3
3%
22
24%
78% Sale
63
66%
63
65
90
3% Sale
5% Sale
1
3
XX
10
7
6
100
4
7
7
Sale
Sale
100
2
4-1
4
Sale
100
4
4*
5% Sale
5% Sale
Wheeling 8c Lake Erie....100
....
Preferred....... .......100
....
7% Feb. 26
5%
IX Sale
IX
Feb.
Feb.
8
16
8%
2 X Sale
5% pf.100
..106
29% Feb.
m av/s
34
Sale
Preferred B............100
47,600 Western Maryland....... 100
3,100
Feb.
16
Feb. 26
14
Feb. 17
Jan.
5
10 "l2"""F"eb.T6
9110
Feb.
9
19 136
Feb. 19
16112
Feb. 16
Sale
X
X
Sale
2.600
Second preferred...
1,900 Western Pacific
6,000
Preferred
16% Feb.
29
11% Sale
13
100
500
Feb. 25
Sale
16%
Sale
Sale
74
59
......
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
"11% Feb"."l7
34%
23
8
100
Pieferred A
11
19
9
% Sale
X
X
28X Sale
...100
.....
13% Feb.
5
8
Sale
100
Vlcka Shrove 5fc Pac
4l",555
5% Sale
3% Sale
............100
Preferred
Feb".~
8
28
140
5%
10
20
100 Texas 5c Pacific..........100
5,200
6%
8
26,600 Third Avenue......
...100
1,700 Twin City Rapid Transit. 100
300
125
30%
26%
30
.......100
Pacific
1
18
11
11
13
1
2% Jan.
19
Jan.
14
17% Jan.
14
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mobile 5t Ohio certlfs..l00
Preferred
75
"
Feb.
8
.....
560
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
4
Seaboard Air Line.........*
Preferred
100
283,500 Union
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12
100
Southern Railway
Preferred..
Feb.
3
Feb. 25
21%
1%
3%
2%
22%
136
112
..........100
Southern Pacific Co
68
11
25
Feb.
110
95
Preferred..
5
4 135
2 78
Sale
140
Preferred
31% Jan. 21
78% Jan. 14
8% Jan. 22
Jan.
160
110
26
ll",900
"7",200
2
33
Second preferred
St Louis Southwest..
5
9
Jan.
115
Sale
50
.......50
50
Rensselaer 5c Saratoga... 100
Rutland RR. pref—.....100
First preferred
St Louis-San
Jan.
Feb.
125
31%
50,800
57,510
8.200
1,300
34,800
3,700
611,289
75,700
19,420
1,100
179,800
1,900
Sale
6%
26
Feb.
1'
27 X
27
500
16,100
25,600
5,100
12,500
Sale
Sale
1,300
"jf.966
600
100
24
17
Sale Prices.
50
40 Pitts Ft
Wayne 8c Chicago. 100
20
Preferred
..100
90 Pitts Youngs 8c Ash pf 7% 100
"i',600
500
12
9,900 Reading Company.....
;
600
100
9,500
1,100
280,100
24,100
10.820
4
10%
100
Phlla Rapid Transit pref_.50
700 Plttsb & West Virginia..100
100
30
10
90
4%
100
...100
Phlla Rapid Transit Co
1
Feb.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
6
17% Jan.
Jan.
2
60
Feb. 23
2% Feb. 15
Feb. 9 135
Feb. 17
17% Feb.
8
1% Feb. 18
3% Feb. 11
2% Feb. 11
18% Feb. 10
Sale
......
l5
9
2
68
...
550
400
72
7% Feb. 13
71% Feb.
Northern Pacific.........100
5,700 Pere Marquette
Prior preferred
1,620
1,685
Preferred
29% Feb. 18
5
y
100 Pacific Coast
...100
20
First preferred
.......100
20
3d preferred...........100
372,800 Pennsylvania
.—50
200 Peoria 8c Eastern...
.100
"2", 606
9
8
Feb.
Feb.
117
1
130,300
3,100
„
....
100
20
20
Lowest.
% Feb.
260
Preferred
.100
110 Northern Central.........50
210,100
Sale Prices
Sale
1,250 Norfolk Southern..
...100
19,700 Norfolk 8c Western.......100
69,600
Highest.
Sale Prices.
—•
8,700
4
Feb. 29.
Ask.
1,020,500 NYNH4 Hartford
100
Preferred
—100
7,000
33,100 N Y Ontario 8c Western.„100
500
450
Feb. 1.
1932.
43
50
43
68
20
16
Feb.
Feb.
18
17
24
25
20%
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
1.
65
2% Sale
3%
4%
2%
6
3
65% Feb.
63
Feb.
8
10
19
33
13
Feb.
-Feb.
Feb.
3% Feb.
24
Feb.
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
% Jan.
X Jan.
25% Jan.
16
2
33
Feb.
8% Jan.
2% Jan.
7
2
9
24
7
13i
2
7
4
4
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
19
16
14
29
22
Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
22
26
Jan. 26
Jan. 28
Feb.
2
Jan. 21
Jan. 14
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
5
62
29
68
Jan.
4
4
6
3
13
'65
Feb.
3
Feb.
2
Feb. 16
Jan. 25
Jan. 26
Feb. 13
Jan. 18
4
Feb.
2
Jan. 28°
Jan. 15
7% Jan. 22
Jan.
7
8% Jan. 22
2% Jan.
6
4
3% Jan.
5% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20% Jan. 22
5
6% Jan. 22
2
Jan.
15
4% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20}
25
33
13
4
24
94
1% Jan.
Feb.
6
2% Feb. 23
6!
91
11}
1
16
Jan.
7% Feb. 26
13
6
2
3
5% Feb.
33
30
37«
7xi Jan.
3
Feb.
3X
4%
29
2
Jan.
Jan.
5% Feb.
6%
Sale
5% Jan.
11
16
94% Feb. 13
67% Feb. 29
4
2% Feb.
3% Feb.
2
3
33
3
23
5
Jan.
4% Jan.
2
7
Feb. 23
1
82%
67%
27
1
13
13
19
2
17% Feb.
33
10
29% Feb.
27% Jan.
9 115
9 136
16 112
10 42
15
8
8% Feb.
11% Feb. 25
Feb.
3
Feb.
2
Feb.
3
Feb. 29
Feb. 10
Jan.
Feb.
112
Feb.
Feb.
5
26
Sale
5%
2%
4%
6
Feb.
130
8% Feb.
10
% Feb. 20
11%
6
7% Feb. 26
9
% Feb.
1
Feb.
9
Feb. 26
IFfe3? ]F£S:
110
6
Jan.
14
40
....
45
INDUSTRIAL
4.900
2,200
"'"309
46,500
1,350
900
1,200
5.700
12,600
60,600
200
253,600
100
51,200
11,700
1,000
1,700
8c MISCELL.
15,200 Abltibi Power 5c P
»
7,000
2% Sale
5% Sale
Sale
5
18
25X
95
97
........
.......
2,400 Addressograph Internet
*
8,000 Advanco Rumely new.......*
29,300 Affiliated Products........
112,000 Mr Reduction Inc..
...._•
200 Air-Way Elec Appll Corp...
494,100 Alaska Juneau Gold Min.10
1,700 A P W Paper Co
*
149,600 Allegheny Corp..
...»
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
26,700
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
2,500
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
5,200
160
560 Alleghany Steel............*
1Q5 Alliance
Realty
»
322,455
748,300 Allied Chem 8c Dye...
Preferred
2,900
..100
49,400 Allis Chalmers Mfg ....__..*
6,650 Alpha Portland Cement....*
.....
1,100
24,100
4,400
2
Preferred..............100
500 Abraham 5c Straus........
359
Preferred
.......100
99,400 Adams Express
*
1,380
Preferred..
.....100
4,700 Adams Mlllis.......
.......
6
17
95
4% Sale
4X Sale
50
24
100
61
67
62
25
Sale
12
13
2%
3
14%
14%
49% Sale
1%
2%
13 X
3
15% Sale
2%
5
2% Sale
Sale
3X
IX Sale
2X Sale
2X Sale
2% Sale
12
4%
Sale
11
40
40
67% Sale
Sale
105% 110
7%
5%
Sale
12
68 X
11
Sale
6
Sale
10
6
115
Sale
11%
8%
8X
117
Sale
Sale
Amalgamated Leather......*
""'155
Preferred
100
6
6.100
16,800 Amerada Corp
*\
Amer Agric Chem (Conn)..*
13
6
2,300
17,000
4,500 Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
22,000 American Bank Note......10
Preferred
1,050
50
1,800 American Beet Sugar...
*
6
7
Sale
14
Sale
Preferred
760
700
40
310
3,200
6,300
20
1,343,900
1,600
7,800
1,880
500
Preferred
Preferred
800
105,455
7,050
3,400
9,019
6,800
300
500
8,735
6,000
200
114,400
1,400
25
Preferred.....
.
700
Preferred
...100
.
...
...
15,400 American Chicle
Am
6,500
100
.....
American Can
100
1,500
51,500
......100
21,500 Amer Car 8c Foundry..
Preferred.
7,755
1,500 American Chain...
600
5,400
*
Am Brake S 5c F
170
669.100
1,300
Coal
Co
County, N J
of
*
100
Sale
...
*
26
5
Sale
6
26%
63
31% Sale
6
f
1
5%
14
43
X
2%
13
80
10
13
90
98
4% Sale
67
69%
25%
27
12% Sale
3% Sale
14% Sale
%
7%
13%
111
5%
25
Sale
8
65
32% Sale
61
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
24
Feb.
67
27
11% Feb.
13
85
4
3
97% Feb.
8
5% Feb. 16
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
13
11
3% Feb. 26
Feb.
13% Feb.
15% Feb. 16
46
1% Feb.
13% Feb.
59% Feb. 19
1% Feb. 16
16% Feb.
2
Feb.
3
Feb.
17
2% Sale
2% Feb.
2% Feb.
1
4%
4% Feb.
4% Feb.
4% Feb.
6
1
3
3%
11
4%
Sale
4%
4%
12
10
Sale
3
12
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5% Feb.
1
3
6% Feb.
4
12
Feb.
1
83%~Feb~.
19
30
76
116
117
11% Sale
9
p
14
115
Feb.
18
10% Feb. 27
7% Feb. 16
117% Feb. 24
13% Feb. 15
8% Feb.
1
12% Feb. 10
5% Feb.
10
12% Feb.
42
Sale
42
Feb.
2*
liH
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
%
2%
12
90
10
27
19
9
lp
4
Jan.
Feb.
4
5
27% Jan.
10% Jan.
2% Jan.
12% Jan.
8
13
Feb. 11
9
3%
15%
59%
1%
16%
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
55
24
4
Feb. 10
46
1% Feb. 16
11%
2%
1%
2%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
3
3%
7%
6%
6%
2% Jan.
2% Jan.
10
Jan.
Jan.
29
62% Jan.
5
108
Jan.
20
13
19
Jan.
Jan.
13
26
18
19
16
21
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
22
15
22
Jan.
Jan.
7
13
83% Feb. 19
14 117% Feb. 24
4
13% Jan. 18
10
Jan. 11
10% Jan.
7% Feb.
16
Jan.
4
Jan.
25
Feb.
13
17
15
5% Feb.
12% Feb.
18% Jan.
40
47
3*
111
Feb.
Feb.
10
18
10
Feb.
% Feb.
2% Feb.
7
14
Jan.
Jan.
4
14
13
9
% Feb.
2% Jan.
12
90
3% Jan. 12
75% Jan.
Feb.
18
Feb.
15% Jan.
15
Feb. 18
73% Feb. 19
126% Feb. 10
90
73% Feb. 19
56% Feb.
54% Jan.
124
Feb. 26 126% Feb. 10 117% Jan.
8
Feb.
1
7% Sale
28% Sale
4% Sale
17%
20%
6% Feb. 11
26% Feb. 25
4% Feb. 29
32% Feb. 17
34
32
25
8
Feb.
9
24% Feb.
36% Feb. 17
36
7% Jan. 16
14
Feb. 15
h Jan.
9
Jan.
14% Feb. 29
21
Feb.
5% Feb. 24
Feb.
3% Feb.
13
7% Feb.
8
.»
6% Feb.
Preferred
11,150
*
Preferred (6).
6,700
*
2d pref A
*
20,619
7,900 Am Hawaiian Steamship...10
*
1,900 Amer Hide 8c Leather
Preferred
2,700
.—.....100
16,235 Amer Home Products
24,900 American Ice
Preferred
1,700
.100
188,800 Amer Internat Corp.
*
4,000 Am La France 4tFoamite_..*
21% Feb.
22% Feb.
11% Feb.
9
1
Feb.
5
Foreign Power
.......
.........
5
2
14,955
Voting trust ctfs—.....*
American Metal...
»
Preferred (4) ...........lit
1,590
980 Am Nat Gas preferred......*'
250 American News Co.........*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
10
Feb.
19
9
Feb.
1
16
Feb.
1
1
Feb. 17
Feb. 27
Feb. 18
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb.
2
2
9
54% Feb. 13
5
Feb. 10
% Feb. 24
3% Feb. 17
6% Feb. 11
1
35
Feb.
19% Feb. 10
14
2
5%
Sale
31
Sale
19% Sale
IX
2
IX
ts*
16
1
4% Feb. 15
10
6
9% Feb.
43% Feb. 10
100
.......
3% Jan.
15
13
97% Feb.
8
5% Jan. 11
67
Feb. 11
7
16% Feb.
47
9% Feb. 19
value.
2
13
Jan.
ih*
Sale
Sale
1
110
Feb.
Feb.
9% Jan.
7
12
6
Preferred
85
3
24
29
Feb.
230
6
2
Feb.
6% Feb.
Colortype......._*
70,800 Am Com Alcohol v t c
*
1,500 Amer Encaustic Tiling
»
10.500 Am European Securities....*
American Express Co
..100
3oo"o55
29
14
5
Am &
Jan.
Jan.
5
11
62% Feb. 10
10*
Sale
2
20% Jan.
2
Sale
60% Sale
66%
123% 127% 123% 126
7% Sale
3
Sale
Sale
28
13
Feb.
1%
13%
2%
7
47
Feb.
2% Feb.
5% Feb.
55
"io~"
Sale
7
24%
6% Jan,
25
Jan.
6
7
4% Feo. 29
8% Jan. 14
34% Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
18
13
21
29
Feb. 25
Jan.
5
26
45
5
Jan.
6
45
Jan.
6
Jan.
22
6
Jan.
13
28
36% Feb. 17
Alleghany
"4",555
No par
3
13%
20
75%
85X
60X Sale
117% Sale
12%
6
—....25
13,900 Amer Locomotive
*
Preferred..
4,250
......100
32,800 Am Mach 8c Foundry
_..*
6,900 Amer Machine 8c Metals....*
—
3p »,
6X Sale
100
4,800
1,550
15,700
2,100
1.200
10
2,600 American
50
*
5
Sale
2% Sale
18
Feb.
Feb. 19
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
1
Feb. 26
Feb. 17
Feb. 15
2% Feb. 29
3
Jan.
6
7% Feb.
8
6%
21%
22%
11%
4%
1%
9
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9% Feb. 19
Jan.
9
10% Jan.
16
5
9% Jan. 14
38% Jan. 21
33
17*
ll*
41% Jan.
12
50
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
X Jan.
2
Jan.
5% Jan.
30% Jan.
17% Jan.
2
Jan.
55
f
4
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
9% Jan.
43
Jan.
22% Jan.
3% Jan.
18
14
17
7
6
13
18
29
19
12
3
18
26
14
18
3
5}
171
4% Feb.
Sale
15
Feb.
30
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb. 16
33
4% Feb. 10
15
1
1% Sale
32
6% Jan. 29
1
32% Feb.
5
Feb. 10
Jan.
4
29% Jan. 25
6% Jan. 11
19% Jan. 14
1% Jan. 11
33
Jan. 30
N. Y. STOCK
34
AGGREGATE SALES,
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Since
February.
Shares.
1932.
3,500
Bid.
Par.
120,300
9,200
51,100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 2.
Shares.
STOCKS
a. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Amir Power Ac Light
*
*
Preferred
13 %
52
Sale
Bid.
13%
56
50
Lowest.
Highest,
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Price.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1. *
Ask.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
14%
Sale
13
Feb.
8
52
Sale
48
Feb.
9
39
Sale
54%
Sale
7
Sale
16% Feb. 19
53% Feb. 24
13
Jan.
Feb.
48
29
Feb.'
10
9
16% Jan.
13
58
Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
12% Feb.
26% Feb.
2% Jan.
Jan.
25
Jan.
14
8
14
Preferred (5)
Pref A
4,000
91,500
8,200
227,700
150
320
5,200
71,900
7.200
9,200
106,700
stamped..........
Preferred
..100
American Republics..
*
Am Rolling Mill
11,300
25
American Safety Razor
•
400 American Seating^
"""455
1,300
Amer Ship 8c Comm..
270 American Shipbuilding
230
64,500
1,700
1,500
1,800
147,250
3,500
3,500
4,500
330
490
41,325
7,000
14,600
53.425
8,600
35,900
...*
*
Amer Smelt 8c Refining,
320
210
2,500
5,100
1,700
1,300
1,324,817
11,900
136,650
2,100
Preferred
*
100
...
2d Preferred...........100
American
Snuff
Preferred
.100
..........
Amer Sol* At Chem
Corp
Preferred.
Amer
25
....
»
...
Steel Foundries
Preferred
*
100
.........
5.200
Preferred
3,900
Am Sum Toh
2,622.087
Amer
.........100
*
100
Telep 8c Teleg
22,400 American Tobacco...
306,350
4,800
900
300
940
24,400
69,200
2,700
1,400
21,300
146,100
800
500
13,600
109,500
1,300
2,500
T.900
"4",660
25
1st preferred
Am
*
100
...
500
300
100
Writing Paper r tr ctfs*
voting'trust ctfs
*
500
220
220
200
300
2,300
6,500
650
730
Associated
100
69,600
5,700
28,400
3,700
320
880
3,200
4,000
Atlantic
Refining...
25
Atlas Powder........
*
Preferred
Atlas
.100
....
Stores
1,781,300
*
Auburn Automobile
...»
100
400 Austin, Nichols & Co
130
340
70
41
Feb.
Jan.
27
5
30% Jan.
4
80
98
96
Feb.
1
99
Feb.
90
% Feb.
% Feb.
15
18
Feb.
6
Feb.
8
8% Feb.
69
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
% Sale
J
35%
86%
3%
116%
67%
Prior A
..._*
""300
T.066
22,700
46,300 Aviation Corp
13*800
59,600
4,370
120
1,420
;
:
-
130
31,300
74,000
20
__*
Preferred
100
...
*
Preferred
100
100
20 Bayuk Cigars, Inc..
*
2,000 Beech-Nut Packing
20
12,900 Belding Brothers
4,500 Belg Nat Rys part pref
310,900 Bendlz Aviation Corp..
*
.__..._*
63,500 Best 8c Co
544,104 Bethlehem Steel Corp
__*
7% preferred..
100
9,400
300
800
"7",200
22,400
100
2.200
3
Sale
273
Bon Ami class A.
80
*
...
10
50
..*
130
130
7,700
110
250
200
100
2%
30
18,100 Budd Wheel
11.200 Bullard Co
2,600 Bulova Watch
400 Burns Brothers
300
10
800
1,000
20,100
40.865
800
1,800
100
Class A
*
new
*
M
.*
*
J
L._.....*
Preferred
Class B
common
100
...._*
48%
230
20
700
1,600
2,800
126,300
100
Bush Terminal Co......
Debenture stock
350
110 Bush Term Bldgs. pref
*
Preferred
3%
3% Feb.
9
70
1
7
19
Feb.
19
5| 80%
4l 83% Feb. 19
9 110% Jan. 21
15
27
% Jan.
2% Feb. 11
19% Feo. 23
8% Feb. 10
3% Jan.
9
Jan.
18
12% Jan.
14
6
11
6
Jan.
19
13
Jan.
5
16
70
Feb.
15
9
3% Feb.
9% Jan. 27
Feb.
16
12
Feb.
16
Feb.
26
90
Jan.
2
95
Feb.
26
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
32
Jan.
4
19
1
Jan.
2
40% Feb.
1% Jan.
19
1
40%
1%
%
9%
19
1% Feb.
% Feb.
19
% Jan.
6% Jan.
1% Jan.
7
Jan.
16
2
9% Jan.
13
18
3
Feb.
1
Jan.
26
50
Jan.
26
7% Jan.
1% Jan.
5% Jan.
9
7% Feb.
2% Jan.
8% Jan.
15
42
1%
%
9%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
5%
50
80
5%
2%
6%
8%
2%
Sale
Sale
9%
2%
5%
Sale
il'A
7%
Sale
6%
22
74%
Sale
15
Sale
10%
yy
1
Sale
16
"i
1% Feb.
4
3
Feb.
1
Feb.
29
50
Feb.
29
5% Feb.
1 % Feb.
5% Feb.
10
7% Feb.
15
2% Feb. 15
10
7
50
Sale
22
20
7% Feb. 25
15
Feb.
8% Feb.
29
9
18
5% Sale
1%
3
85% Sale
%
14
14%
10
Feb.
13
4
13
50
5
6
7% Jan.
Feb.
8
72%
4%
1%
83%
%
14%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
8% Feb.
13
10
sv.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
29
15
Feb.
10% Feb.
25% Feb.
19
Feb.
23
8%
17%
72%
4%
1%
83%
%
14%
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
75
4
5%
1%
29 137%
19
%
26
15
2
Feb. 18
Feb. 26
2
Feb.
Feb. 19
Feb.
19
% Feb.
4
9%
10%
15%
10%
25%
79%
5%
1%
151%
Jan.
Feb.
15
% Feb.
1
16*
7
% Jan.
1% Jan. 28
2% Feb. 23
Sale
19
Sale
85
105
89
99
2%
35
2
2
Feb.
9
30
30
Feb.
17
4% Feb.
12% Feb.
6
1
13
Feb.
1
12% Feb.
1
Feb.
17
10
59
Feb.
3
56
FeD.
17
40
Feb.
1
35% Feb.
90
Feb.
2
4%
12%
Sale
59
40
60
Sale
87
Sale
4%
3%
Sale
56
23
8
6% Feb.
8
17% Feb.
88% Feb. 16
35% Sale
35% Feb.
91
83
Feb.
3
Sale
Sale
39% Feb.
2% Feb.
11
59
60
Sale
59
Feb.
25
15% Sale
22% Sale
21% Sale
62% Sale
15
Feb.
10
64
16% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
23
1
4% Jan.
16% Jan.
4
1
8
19% Feb.
16% Feb. 10
1
61% Feb.
8% Feb.
24% Feb.
2
Feb.
25
85
Jan.
2% Feb.
3
2
Jan.
8
Feb.
17
30
Jan.
11
Jan.
56
92
3% Feb. "2
9
40%
4%
2
Jan.
22
Jan.
27
Feb.
19
2
Feb.
Jan.
13
Feb.
18
Feb.
1
14
12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
11
Jan.
21
8
5% Feb.
13
4
Jan.
4
99
30
2
8
3% Jan.
2
8% Jan.
28% Jan.
14
15
25
4
11
19
8
14
1
7
14
99
3P
P
iP
59
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
26
83
FeD.
3
95
Jan.
18
42% Feb.
18
43
4% Feb.
39% Feo.
2% Jan.
11
25
Jan.
Feb.
19
25
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17
59
15
Feb.
Feo.
25
13
19
8
Feb.
Feb.
19
19% Feb.
Jan.
15]
29
4%
62%
18%
24%
24%
15
60
Jan.
29
74
61%
17%
24%
24%
66%
4
10
Jan.
18
Jan.
14
Feb.
Feb.
19
19
9
Jan.
20
8% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
15
14
Feb.
Feb.
5
16
7
14
Feb.
10
14
Feb.
Feb.
75
60
74
60
Feb.
10
60
Feb.
60
Jan.
15
8
14
60
61
60
64
Sale
59
65
20
80
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
§P
Jan.
\YA
Sale
8
Sale
48
50
Sale
6*
34
119%
Sale
3%
a
Sale
Sale
88%
4%
iP
35
2%
2%
Sale
65
10
3%
4%
3%
2%
1
1
5
Jan.
Feb.
5
19
35% Feb. 10
9
9% Feb.
Feb.
41
Feb.
11
1
10
10
Feb.
5
Feb.
16
Feb.
15
9 116% Feb.
11
Feb.
10
2
29
2% Feb.
17
2
Feb.
15
4% Feb.
7% Feb.
5
IP
eP
10*
80
Sale
15
Sale
2
Sale
17%
Sale
.
Feb.
4
1% Feb.
9
10
Feb. 29
9
Feb.
9
3
2% Feb.
9
8
14
11
9
Jan.
5% Jan.
Feb.
85
Feb.
36
23
9
75
Feb
2% Feb.
10
Feb.
3%
6%
3%
2%
15
4
16
29
Feb. 16
Feb. 29
Feb. 19
9
Feb.
o
116
Feb.
7%
1%
1%
4%
5%
75
Jan.
Feb.
2% Jan.
22
Jan.
15
9
15
4
9
Jan.
13
2% Jan.
3% Jan.
4
Feb.
9
3
%
1
6
2% Jan.
15
2
1
Jan.
Jan.
11
% Feb.
9
5
% Feb.
% Feb.
9
Jan.
7K Jan.
Feb.
7o
2% Jan.
14
4%
6%
3%
2%
29
30
%
2%
30
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
Sale
11% Feb.
13
17%
Sale
17
Feb.
24
18
Feb.
11
9% Feb.
15% Jan.
4
1V
58
50
8
57
Feb.
16
50
Feb.
8
62
Jan.
96
75
Feb.
Feb.
1
75
Feb.
1
72
Jan.
29
85
Jan.
1
Feb.
10
Jan.
4
11
8
1% Feb.
4% Feb.
% Feb.
8
3% Feb.
% Feb.
11% Feb.
17
Jan.
28
8
W*
k
4
%
Sale
Sale
65
70
50
Feb.
9
3
8
19
Feb.
19
2
55
Feb.
9
Jan.
10% Jan.
50
Jan.
9
4
14
28
14
29
Jan. 25
Feb.
9
'11%
9% Feb.
14
27
16
15
13
29
5
8
Feb.
3
Feb.
5
Jan.
Feb. 10
5
Jan.
1% Feb.
10
12% Jan.
9 119% Jan.
Feb.
10
30
1%
1%
20
1%
%
8
3
Sale
1
3
Feb.
2% Feb.
4% Feb.
Sale
6
2%
6
3
3%
Sale
3%
3%
Sale
Feb.
3
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb. 10
75
75
Sale
7%
1%
1%
4%
10% Jan.
72% Jan.
33% Jan.
85
36
Feb.
Jan.
10
% Jan.
9
116
11
Feb.
1
4%
Feb.
Jan.
8
% Feb.
% Feb. 16
14
21
% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
5
4
9
11% Feb.
1
8
73
75
§!
Feb.
34% Feb. 10
85
a*
13
35
100
%
% Jan.
1% Jan.
34% Jan.
% Feb.
84
55
Sale
6
34
49
1%
5
Feb.
83
17
K%
18
48
Sale
35
20%
% Sale
2%
"n"~
Jan.
17% Jan.
49% Feb.
% Feb.
Sale
118
117% 116
8% Sale
10% Sale
3
1%
2%
Sale
2
1%
Sale
4% Sale
Sale
6
6%
14
15
6
22
21%rFeb.
Sale
70
4
Sale
1%
9%
116
2%
Sale
3
3*
5%
w
7
3
9%
Sale
8
Feb.
%
Sale
1
1%
5
17% Feb.
48
50
%
3
Sale
14
Jan.
2
14
3
60
"2% Feb'.
40
39%
2% Sale
7%
12%
14
5
k
Sale
12
59
10%
12
Sale
i§* 3P 3P
4* ioH 48 118
11
n%
Jan.
% Jan.
10
10
4
7
20
%
1%
6%
23
14
70
Sale
5
8
1
60
Sale
2AH
8
12
Sale
%
19
95
Sale
SOy.
11
16
9
8
10*
k
Feb.
16% Feb.
70% Feb.
4% Jan.
3
A 10*
2%
23
11
Feb.
Feb.
7%
23%
Sale
Sale
15
Feb.
1
39
ii*
25
11
Sale
60
14
90
36
36%
10%
6
Jan.
Jan.
11%
Sale
9% Sale
IS
IP.
8
14
25
5% Feb.
.%
1%
2% Sale
1%
4H
Jan.
30% Feb. 25
Feb.
9
Jan.
n»
Jan.
16% Feb.
70% Feb.
3% Feb.
9
25
70
32% Jan.
15% Jan.
% Jan.
13
5137% Feb.
Jan.
3
13
95
38
37%
Sale
*
100
6
Feb
18
16
10%
P
&*
1
22% Feb.
11% Feb.
Feb.
$
14
20
21
90
11%
101
100
5
2,100 Butte Copper & Zinc
3,900 Butterick
7,000 Butte Ac Superior Mlnlng._10
*
177,200 Byers 8c Co
200
5
1
Jan.
8
Sale
37%
Class B certificates......
Burroughs Add Mach
15
74
5
Feb.
Jan.
13
24% Feb.
21% Jan.
% Feb. 23
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
42
!I1
5
10
2%
2
Sale
%
*
Aj...
Feb.
35
131%
11%
4% Sale
14%
59
61
39%
42
88% 100
39
42
2%
2%
59%
62
17% Sale
118
7%..........100
4
70
22%
13%
%
4
...100
(E G) Mfg
Preferred
Feb.
m
14
Sale
Feb.
5
Jan.
89%
16%
33
Preferred (7)
Budd
13
75
18* 3P
27
Sale
3
Sale
85
_—*
62,800 Briggs Manufacturing
*
2,900 Bru ns wick-Balke-Coll _._.._*
12,500 Brunsw'k Term Ac Ry Sec
*
..10
10,300 Bucyrus-Erle Co
Conv preferred
5
6,100
3,500
6,700
6,100
1,600
Preferred
900 Brown Shoe, Inc.
Preferred
210
9% Sale
6%>
8
16% Sale
Feb. 11
Feb. 23
Feb. 10
9
Feb.
60
8%
.*
Feb.
2%
19%
8%
7%
AA
70
*
1st preferred..........£100
2%
8%
Sale
■A*
50
3
5
59
12,400 Brooklyn Union Gas........*
34,800
2,800
2,300
5,700
2,500
2%
3
Sale
49
264,300 Borden Co
64,000 Borg-Warner Corp...
500 Botany Cons Mills A.
3,300 Briggs & Stratton
5
30
70
50
19%
900 Booth Fisheries
20
1%
%
8%
2%
2%
Sale
103
"¥,966
300
40
22
7%
Sale
3,400 Brockway Motor Truck...__*
,
1
Sale
40
*
73% Feb. 17.
5% Feb. 25
30% Feb. 25
% Feb.
50
*
.........
10
4
19
Sale
100
*
10
70
Sale
62
8
7
10
140 Blumenthal 8c Co pref
Bohn Alum Ac Brass Corp
23,600
2,100
11
Feb.
76
Sale
28% Sale
Sale
.....100
Preferred
Feb.
Feb.
60
Sale
70
Sale
.........
27
Sale
5%
%
14%
10
4%
20%
10%
7%
13%
Sale
1%
Feb.
23
4
133
50
32% Feb.
29
Sale
50
20
10
yy
26
Sale
2
15
45
Sale
Jan.
20
Sale
Sale
27
Jan.
.Tan.
80
Feb.
36% Feb.
39% Jan.
88% Jan.
6
Jan.
Feb.
17
45
19
15
18
Feb.
24
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
24% Feb.
Feb.
Sale
4%
ja
80%
107
55
15
69
Feb.
__
Sale
2%
70
"50""
80
Sale
80
36%
10
27%
13
72%
8
5%
10 137%
101 80%
10' 83%
9 109%
71
,
%
6%
70%
4%
126%
34%
Sale
21%
74
67%
3%
4%
Sale
109%
Sale
z69%
Sale
*69%
107% 105
23
19%
6
lip
85
11
5
19
19
21
14
2
29
19
% Jan.
% Feb.
5% Jan.
Feb.
19
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
33%
21%
Feb.
67%
Feb.
%
Feb.
Feb. 19 107%
Feb. 19-} 65
Feb. 19 I 66%
3 105
Feb.
Feb.
19%
Sale
yy
24
9
6
IP
Sale
Sale
90
96
50
Sale
27 H
15%
Sale
77
M
40
4%
75
a?*
9%
Sale
109
19
1,200
:
Sale
Sale
Blaw-Knox
10 Bloom! n gdale Bros
100
107", 500
Sale
22
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
10",600
Sale
4%
113 '•
16% Sale
*
7% preferred..
Barnsdall Corp, class A...25
740
10
40
70
71
70
5
Baldwin Locomotive
1,100
12,100
1,900
117,200
41,500
299,800
5,200
"3,166
Sale
29
1%
3%
1st preferred...........100
460
22.800 Beatrice Creamery........50
Preferred
100
1,040
15,700
Sale
Sale
.7%
72
71
35
23
20
""%
200 Barnet Leather.......
20
rP
33%
100
% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
50
Preferred
590 Barker Bros
60
230
Sale
Sale
*
250 Bamberger (L) 8c Co pref. .100
120
260
1
Sale
107
28%
96
Sale
100
69
35
33 A
Austrian Credit Anstalt...
Autosales
8
Feb.
4
...........
100 Atlas Tack Corp
100
10
Feb.
9%
12
9%
16%
14%
9% Sale
23
18%
84
77
»
72
17% Feb.
Feb.
25
100
15
55
.25
500 AtlG& WISS Lines
Preferred
200
""loo
Sale
34
100
4..
27
Feb.
21
Feb.
83
10
Apparel Indus..*
Dry Goods
1st preferred.....
2d preferred
590 Associated OH
330
939,700
Art Metal Construction
% Jan.
12% FeD.
% Feb.
22
13
36
Associated
12% Feb.
8
27
29
Sale
2,000
9,100
26,400
10
Feb.
Feb.
35
1
1,700
3,700
4,500
8
Feb.
21
32% Feb.
11
100
Sale
Sale
70
46
92
Preferred
% Feb.
Sale
32%
Sale
20
21*
46 a: Sale
Sale
16
Sale
70
10%
*
...
a
55
90
Preferred
13
90
100
Archer Daniels Mid..
Jan.
2
5
34
Sale
4
Copper Mining Co—
4
33
10,800 Armour (Del) pref
100
35,800 Armour of Illinois class A..25
Class B
39,700
j_.25
Preferred
..100
9,400
4,900 Arnold Constable Corp
*
Artloom Corporation
*
3,200
20,700
25,300
4,400
2,700
-
Andes
.__*
4 120 r.
8
4
50
25
Preferred
6
68
3
Preferred
Feo.
Jan.
1% Jan.
7% Jan.
21% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
4
2
41S
6
100
Feb.
Feb.
33
Amer Zinc, Lead & Smelt..
464,650 Anaconda Copper
__50
1,900 Anaconda Wire 8c Cable....*
17,200 Anchor Cap Corp
*
10,200
16%
83%
17
Pref
247,500
Sale
40
...
....
38%
Feb.
Feb.
31%
22
Preferred.
a2y
44%
6
8%
5 110
Feb.
4
Feb. 26
Feb. 10 12%
1
26%
Feb.
Feb.
6
109%
2%
8%
22%
'
21 ^
78
46
100
Certificates
2
11% Sale
25% Sale
4
18*'
70
*
38% Feb. 10
108% 115
Sale
2
30
104
Am Wat WksAcEl
American Woolen
3
8% Sale
22% Sale
Sale
100
Type Founders
Preferred
2
24
22
43
6% Sale
108% 114
Sale
1%
A
25
Preferred
Amer
M
22
100
Class B
40
Sale
104
100
*
6.300 American Stores
*
22,900 American Sugar Reflning.100
470
Sale
43
$5 preferred
Am Radiator At Stand San..*
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
4% Jan.
% Jan.
5
19
Feb.
26
55
Feb.
15
11
26
14
14
14
7
14
7
6
19
9
N. Y. STOCK
aggregate sales,
In
February.
Shares.
6,200
Jan.
prices in
STOCKS
Price
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
1932.
1.
Par.
15,400 Call#Packing Corp
*
Califnia Petroleum........25
"i',606
8,565
15,600
5,300
27.600
4,000
6,700
1,600
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Bid.
Feb. 1.
Ask.
8* Sale
23
9
*
....10
$
Bid.
february.i
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid.
934 Sale
634
23
34 Sale
Lowest.
Ask.
10
1,108,700
850
22,300
..25
Calumet 9c Heel a
Campbell W 9c C FoundryCanada Dry Gin# Ale
*
Cannon
*
Milla
Capital Admin Co Ltd c A—*
Preferred class A—-50
1,266.100 Case (J I) Co
Pre# ctfs stamped
1,520
68,600 Caterpillar Tractor
.....
100
100
*
840
820
65
Sale
12*
Sale
1*
960 Cavanagh-Dobbs, Inc.....
490
.<
Sale
Sale
Sale
17*
5
5*
20
30
41* Sale
3*
6*
11*
16*
2,300
700
700
9* Feb.
1
* Feb.
9
Feb.
8
60
*
55,900
1,500
102,100
2,400
11,100
1,000
322", 700
2,700
200
~8", 200
20
700
2,400
6,566
50
1,500
114,149
Preferred
250 Chicago Yellow Cab
240
Preferred....
5,506
Class A
3,700,
16,100
Preferred
5,100 Columbia G
Common
298.149
90.655
400
W*
*
Solv
*
.1
13*
Sale
65
Sale
85
l|*
106*
46 *
26*
7*
70 *
30
8,000
100
Sale
9
8* Jan.
2
1
* Jan.
20
* Feb.
8*
94 *
10
834
Sale
81*
Sale
Sale
62 *
9*
Sale
20 *
Sale
Sale
20
19
Sale
1634 Sale
9834
96
34
1*
834 Sale
13
Sale
TVs
.....
24
65
*
8*
57
26
4434
334
934
Class B
9
9*
* Sale
2
Sale
*
»
c
Continental Bakcl A..
*
Class B
100
70*
66
12*
51*
31*
4*
62*
Sale
1Z*
67
20*
95*
5
%
Sale
42
44
Sale
Sale
20
20*
69
Sale
Sale
94
19*
680
Preferred
100
24,800 Coty, Inc
4,100 Cream of Wheat
6,300 Crex Carpet
•
22
100
10*
7,400,Crown Co-'. Ac Seal........*
1,5001 Preferied.
.—...*
840,Crown Wil P 1st pf
100
43
700 Cuba Co.
*
19,000 Cuba Cane Products
6,600 Cuban American Sugar
Preferred.
1,993
*
10
..100
"6,700
8
7
Feb.
10
6* Feb. 19
27
Feb. 23
41* Feb. 19
68* Feb. 23
13* Feb. 19
4
22*
4*
2*
2*
7
12*
6*
73*
13*
3*
15*
7
19*
6
Feb.
11
Feb. 11
Feb.
1
Feb.
4
Feb. 29
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13
15
19
1
17
23
13
17
Feb.
1
10* Feb.
Feb.
9* Feb.
1
11* Feb. 18
8* Feb. 17
6* Feb.
1
9
13* Feb.
29
28* Feb.
65* Feb.
63* Feb. 25
2
19
8
9*
58*
90*
9*
*
10
Sale
Sale
9*
Sale
2
2*
*
1
Sale
Cudahy Packing
50
31
4
23
12.965 Curtlss Publishing Co......*
Preferred
......_..*
5,400
176.100 Curtis8-Wright Corp
.*
Class A
*
29,900
230 Cushmans Sons 7% pref..100
220
8% preferred
*
5,000 Cutler-Hammer Mfg........*
...
16,400 Davison Chem
7
10
10
7,900
6,100
14,300
I
3,400
16,500
700
2,200
*
*
....
20
.......100
A.
._*
1st Preferred...........100
20,106 Diamond Match
8,906
Participating 6%
27,806 Dome Mines Ltd
75
94*
10*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
9* Feb.
Sale
8
Feb.
6
No par value
x
Ex-dividend.
Jan.
73
1*
Feb.
11
Feb.
Jan.
14
2* Jan.
Jan.
18
3
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
29
Jan.
25
11* Feb.
Jan.
6
5
Jan.
9
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
4* Jan.
Jan.
23
Jan.
14
Feb.
Sale
Sale
28
Sale
22* Feb.
17
17
20
Sale
14
Feb.
Jan.
14
3* Jan.
13
Jan.
22
7
Feb.
Jan.
22
10
Jan.
Feb.
18
8
Feb.
Jan.
9
5
Feb.
Jan.
13
6*
10*
25*
63*
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
18
Feb.
Jan.
,
19
5
19
17
15* Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
15
7
17
15
8
95
Jan.
97* Jan.
45* Jan.
26* Jan.
Feb.
5 118
Feb.
19
Jan.
28
Jan.
15
25
19
us\
91
Feb.
Feb.
16
71* Jan.
9
Feb.
Jan.
18
Jan.
14
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
14
Feb.
6
16
19
64
28
8
Feb. 19
4* Feb.
2
66* Feb. 25
10* Feb. 19
1
25
Feb.
19
1
38
Feb.
15
20* Feb. 27
20* Feb. 29
68
Feb.
6
24* Feb. 29
95* Feb.
1
93* Feb.
3
71
Feb. 26
Jan.
11* Jan.
Feb. 25
9
Feb.
Feb.
13
8* Feb.
7* Feb. 23
8* Feb. 15
Sale
10* Sale
62
Sale
92
Sale
9* Sale
* Sale
2*
2*
5*
5*
44* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
128*
Sale
22*
Sale
13*
Sale"
2*
19
Sale
a
Sale
25
Feb.
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
Jan. 21
Feb. 19
Feb.
15
16* Jan.
20* Feb. 27
20* Jan. 22
56
68
Jan.
15* Jan.
Jan.
27
24* Feb. 29
94
Feb.
Jan.
23
90
Feb.
94* Jan.
30
58
Jan.
Feb.
71
Feb.
26
1* Feb.
9* Jan.
24
14
97
Jan.
Feb.
8
10
Jan.
Jan.
11
Feb.
6
13
8* Feb.
15
7* Jan.
55
Jan.
55
23* Feb. 24
21
Jan.
71* Feb. 13
72
24* Jan.
8
59
Jan.
56
72
Feb.
20
57* Feb. 17
52
Jan.
59*
58*
5*
11*
65*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
10
6
Feb.
20
59
'3*
16
38*
4*
68*
10*
Feb.
8* Jan.
19* Jan.
17
25
11
Feb.
3* Jan.
59
1* Feb. 24
9* Feb. 19
4
9
60
24
Sale
6
8
72
2234
12*
Feb.
* Feb.
7* Feb.
21
Sale
8
6
60
25
1
10
4
55
56
54
8
9
Feb.
8
§§**
68
Feb.
Feb.
10
1
Jan.
7* Jan.
30* Jan.
70* Feb.
15* Feb.
13
Feb.
7
3* Feb. 10
9* Feb. 11
54* Feb. 10
88* Feb. 10
Feb.
19
Feb.
26
4
Feb.
19
1
Feb.
5
Feb.
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb. 11
2
41* Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
19
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
*
1*
*
4*
*
33* Feb.
3* Feb.
19* Feb.
Feb.
15
19
10
3*
8*
54*
88*
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
9
93
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10*
*
2*
1*
Jan.
*
1*
*
4*
*
Jan. 13
Jan. 20
Feb. 19
Jan. 18
17
Feb.
15
Feb.
8
17
40
16
31* Jan.
3* Jan.
19* Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5* Feb.
* Jan.
Feb.
5
Feb.
17
Feb.
Feb.
8
Feb.
15
15
5* Feb.
* Feb.
38* Feb.
126
Feb.
3* Feb.
20
Feb.
10* Feb.
3* Feb.
12
Feb.
20* Feb.
25* Feb.
1* Feb.
15
Feb.
37* Feb.
1* Feb.
* Feb.
10
Feb.
16
9
Feb.
2
10
Feb.
16
3
Feb.
16
10
Feb.
15
1
x37
126
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
8
14
Jan.
46
16
17
15
14
7
Jan.
13
Jan.
Feb.
16
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
Feb.
13
20
3
Feb.
29
10* Jan.
Feb.
6
Feb.
2
16
Feb.
4
15
Feb.
16
10
Feb.
17
3
Feb.
15
6
Feb.
19
27
Feb.
2
37* Feb.
11
16
14
29
Jan.
Jan.
7
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
20* Feb.
23* Jan.
1* Jan.
15
7
Feb.
Feb.
7
1
Jan.
2* Jan.
3
12
8
7
12
11
14
Feb. 19
Feb.
8
1
44* Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
1* Feb.
17
Feb.
13
* Jan.
1
Jan.
15
17
15
14
14
14
15
Sale
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
19
Sale
7
Feb.
11
Feb.
2
7
Feb.
30
Feb.
8
34* Feb. 17
30
Feb.
8*
23* Sale
22
Feb.
9
25
Feb.
1
22
79
75
Feb.
9
82
Feb.
1
75
2* Feb.
2
85
Jan.
8
Feb.
Jan.
21
5* Jan.
15
iJ*
32
25
Sale
80*
1*
Sale
Sale
2*
Sale
84
88
68
72
8*
4
34
Sale
10
12
Sale
80
1* Sale
2*
2*
85
76
8*
4
1* Feb. 10
8
2* Feb.
log
8
Feb.
31
86
Jan.
Jan.
15
Jan.
2* FeD.
3* Feb.
2
1
85
72
Feb.
Feb.
19
85
Feb.
19
18
72
Feb.
18
67
Jan.
8
Feb.
9
72
11
9* Feb. 18
7* Jan.
10
3* Feb. 10
4* Feb. 16
3* Jan.
4*
1
5
Sale
10
Feb.
Sale
107
Feb.
9
1
13* Feb.
10 116
Feb. 16
6
13* Feb. 24
Feb. 15
151 95
9x15* Feb. 15
8x24
Feb. 15
5
9* Feb. 29
10
15* Feb. 16
10
1
13* Feb.
17*
10* Feb.
94
95
Feb.
13*
22*
8*
14*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
21
Feb.
Feb.
23
11* Feb.
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
23
Feb. 25
12* Feb. 17
10
107
Feb.
Feb.
10* Jan.
95
Feb.
12* Jan.
21* Jan.
7* Jan.
13
18
17
90
83
3* Feb.
11
34* Feb.
1* Jan.
1 * Jan.
70* Jan.
Sale
...»
14
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
65* Feb. 29
19
96
' 94
89* 90
63*
73
%%
13
8*
Sale
10-
Feb.
8* Feb.
26*
Sale
Sale
Feb.
3* Feb.
59
67*
*
*
23
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
a\*
Sale
79*
17
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
71*
4
Jan.
73*
9*
2*
11*
Feb.
11* Feb. 10
Sale
Sale
2* Sale
80
85
69
70
7* Sale
11
7
69
Sale
Sale
18
FeD.
87
33
94
12
Jan.
25
40
20
Sale
15
18
9* Feb. 19
Feb.
1
II 75
8
10* Feb. 11
Sale
23* Sale
19
Jan.
Feb.
10
Sale
Pref__25
13,500 Dominion Stores
....*
18,900 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
*
2,300 Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A__*
3,500j Class B
Feb.
Jan.
82
5a
866 Devoeflt Reynolds
400
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
14
De Beers Consolidated Mines.
16,400 Deere & Co prei
6,866 Detroit Edison
4*
22*
26*
49*
10*
1*
7*
*
Debenham Securities....
11,300
4,300
29
Jan.
96
87
*
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
15
95
Sale
1*
56*
Jan.
15
18
Sale
2r°
7
14
17
Jan.
9
8*
76*
20*
18*
65*
13
Jan.
19
91
1
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
4
Feb. 19
101* Feb. 10 118
5
2
48
Feb.
48* Feb.
28* Feb. 10 30* Feb. 17
Sale
fig
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15* Feb.
Sale
9
Jan.
5* Feb.
10
* Jan.
2* Jan.
4
8
100
Sale
8*
26*
13
~ * Jan. 15
1 * Feb. 13
4
4* Feb.
8* Feb. 10
* Feb.
4* Feb.
Sale
95*
112*
48*
29*
3
Prices.
11* Feb.
80
5
9
1*
I»
6
20
Feb.
33
Preferred.
1,050
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
23
a"
4
10* Feb.
'~8*
18
......
*
Feb;
5
Sale
100
3
Feb. 10
Feb.
9
Feb. 19
Feb.
9
Feb.
5
Feb.
8
26
13*
2,600 Crown Zellerbach
8
Feb.
4
Sale
8
6,600 Crosley Radio
10,200 Crucible Steel of Amer
Feb.
13
65
1
41X Sale
125
134*
*
..........
1
6
8
Sale
3
26
2
Sale
lh
Feb.
Sale
34* Sale
35,600 Continental Insurance—10
46,100 Continental Motors.....
*
120,300 Continental Oil
*
6l,900 Continental Shares....
*
114,900 Corn Prod Refining
25
3
Sale
27*
63*
89
3* Sale
42
2
Feb.
15
13
11*
3*
65*
*
Feb.
6
;
'33*
9* Sale
7*
8
53*
60
22* Sale
5
Feb.
8*
8*
80*
IT
Q
18
11*
5*
73*
9*
2*
12*
5*
11
'
*
7*
1
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb. 29
Feb. 10
8
Feb.
Feb. 10
2* Feb. 19
4* Sale
8* Sale
Sale
Sale
67
Feb.
3
3* Sale
2*
3
2* Sale
3*
7
11* Sale
5*
5*
68* 71*
11* Sale
3* Sale
11
18*
6* Sale
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
22*
17*
*
Preferred.
60
33
60
Sale
*
9*
50
5
11
Sale
Container Corp class A....20
9*
Sale
90
Consolidated Textile
75 v-:. Sale
Sale
10
75
61
Consol Laundries Corp.....*
8;.
68
56
*
Pref $5
Sale
90*
88
13
9
20
4*
49
70
50
....*
Consolidated Gas....
10
16*
95* 100
106* Sale
.....
63
47
*
9
Sale
28*
3*
100
...
11* Sale
2* Sale
2
6* Feb. 25
8
84
8
27*
Sale
13
100
Preferred
66
10*
3* Feb.
Feb.
17*
4*
22*
26*
49*
10*
1*
Sale
85
Sale
48
60
"ml
■.
1 *
4*
47 *
7*
Curtiss Aeropl & Mot Co Inc *
800
16
Sale
88
Preferred (6*)
Prior pref x warrants
Cuban Dom Sug
10
70
*
a10^
Sale
113,550 Continental Can...
»
5,700 Continental Diamond Fibre *
600
"¥,800
100
2*
5* Feb. 16
Sale
0
Sale
11* Feb. 13
10
5
35*
Sale
27
Preferred
Consol Film Industry
18
.7*
70
57
stamped.......
14
8
Sale
100
...
a^
6* Sale
65
8
430
3,200
127,000
19,100
Sale
97
Warrants
70
ita
8
26
._*
8,600
11,800
799,650
13,200
10,200
21,000
5,111
7,300
20,300
30,800
11,200
"3",100
5*
i?*
800 Conde-Nast Publlc'ns
"¥,666
943
8*
8
6*% preferred
100
Convertible preferred— *
230
if*
"34""
.100
Preferred
1,780
7,300
5,000
7
*
24,600 Congoleum-Nairn Inc
5,400 Congress Cigar
*
30 Conn Railway 9c Lighting 100
4,200 Consolidated Cigar
»
20
5* Sale
9* Sale
10*
10*
8
10
830
18* Sale
10*
57*
226.150 Commercial
100
650
4
100
B
Comm Inv Trust
600
Sale
Sale
6
16*
1st preferred
8,900
600
Sale
79
75
1334 Sale
2*
3
12
18*
6* Sale
Sale
Sale
223*
3
6*
11*
18*
18
6
11*
2*
11
Preferred 7%
25
Preferred B-............25
700
500
5,200
20
*
Columbian Carbon
440
69.600
500
9c EI PreferredlOO
382,324 Commonwealth & Southern *
Preferred
*
16,100
—*
43,200 Commercial Credit
Class A
50
3,600
490
2,700
*
100
*
5,500 Colonial Beacon Oil Co
8,000 Colorado Fuel & Iron new 100
Preferred
100
110
45,600
8,000
1,400
5,300
3,300
4,700
1,000
100
Preferred
350
64,800
2,100
14,600
35,500
67,900
24,200
63,100
*
Collins 9c Alkman
900
1,080
4,900
389,700
6,200
3,800
8,000
3,611
3,300
10,800
7,500
4,600
100
.....
....
13,000 Colgate-Palmollve-Peet Co__*
190
"3,266
•
194,100 CocaCola
390
17,700
3,100
25
7,800 City Ice 9c Fuel
*
610
Preferred
.......——100
60 City Investing
100
46,900 City Stores
110
Class A........—......—1*
1,300 Clark Equipment
*■
3,600 Cluett, Peabody 9c Co
*,
440
127,700
-—*
150 Chile Copper
729,400 Chrysler Corporation
Preferred
58.206
172,424
6.200
18,300
1,400
..*
—•
1,590 chlckaths Cotton Oil—...10
21,300 ChildsCo
...-*
500
1,700
1,700
*
46,400 Chicago Pneum Tool
150
67,600
1,800
5,400
2,200
6,600
——*
400
7% preferred______-__-_100
32,200 Checker Cab........^....^.*
138,700 Chesapeake Corp
*
130
1,400
2,500
11* Sale
1 *
"
100
Sale
58*
60
49
.
Preferred
Cerro de Pasco Copp
Certain-Teed Prod
3
24
31
26
3434 Sale
4* Sale
2*
3
134 Sale
734
7 34
m 1234
Preferred............—100
140
200
17* Sale
4* Sale
Highest.
Sate Prices.
Sale Prices
25
Sale
10
7.800 Central Aguirre Associates.*
2,800 Century Ribbon Mills
10
15,100
57,300
Sale
5* Sale
Preferred-..........—100
13,300 Celanese Corp of America—
1,900 Celotex Co.......
1,600
Voting trust certificates.-*
30
2,700
1,700
3 *
12
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
6*
*
range since jan. 1
Calumet ^Arizona Min ....20
2,600
12,800
1,600
3,700
1,100
35
Jan. 2
Shares.
"T.Ioo
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Jan.
7* Jan.
19* Jan.
10* Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
18
15
14
24
15
15
15
26
16
1
25
17
36
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
February.
Shares.
94,100
100
800
30
210
1932.
Feb. 1.
Par,
Bid.
10
40
Preferred
...100
410 Duquesne Light 1st pref_.100
90
103
pref_..100
Rolling Mill
♦
"2", 300
140,600
254,200
120
230
13,400
725,700
3,300
10,100
2,400
179,100
280
9,300
29,200
Eastern
3*
805
Kodak............*
..........100
Eastman
1754
434
26,600 Baton Axle 8c Spring
Sale
Sale"
6
20
51
Sale
8,200
6% cumul preferred
100
19,900 Bltlngon Schlld—
*
11,900
Preferred iX%
100
*
375,600 Electric Auto-Lite
380
Preferred. .............100
32,400 Electric Boat
—*
99
Sale
1,398,500
E I duP de Nem 8c
Co
3X Feb.
6834 Feb.
116
Feb.
116
Preferred
Sale
8H
Sale
Sale
27
08X
99
Sale
354
Sale
5
9034 Feb. 25
454 Feb. 17
1
10
8434 Feb.
19 11934 Feb. 18
3
10
101
Feb.
8
99
100
Feb.
13
Jan.
Jan.
13
434 Feb.
8734 Jan.
11934 Feb.
17
14
434 Jan.
4634 Feb.
19
5934 Feb. 19
98
8
Jan.
97
Feb.
18
19
5934 Feb. 19
102
Feb.
134
1234
3134
10034
234
Jan.
Jan.
6
4
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
8
19
14
34 Feb,
534 Fob.
2334 Feb.
iij
IX Sale
92
Jan.
6834 Feb.
Feb. 19
9 102
00X Feb.
Feb.
1
X Feb.
534 Feb.
ox Feb. 2
3134 Feb. 13
23 X Feb. 10
97 X Feb. 23 10034 Feb. 16
1
3
234 Feb.
134 Feb.
101X 101X
X Sale
OX
0%
29 X Sale
57
Feb. 10
89
91
5
4
5
134 Feb.
4
1034 Jan. 23
Feb. 25 101;
Jan.
8
90
Feb. 23
40 X Feb.
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
4734 Jan.
134 Feb.
934 Feb.
13
4
Feb.
10
534 Feb. 101
6X Sale
54
97
2
Feb.
134 Feb.
10
IX Feb.
4
OX Feb.
5
90
Feb. 25
89
Feb. 10
2
12
Durham Hos Mills
Price*
57
48 X Feb.
98
89
..........
Int..............
Sale
Sale Prices.
51K Sale
*
100 Dun hill
1,300 Dupla.. Silk
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Lowest.
Feb. 29.
Ask.
*
180,200 Drug Inc
"""866
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EZCBANQE
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Jan.
134 Jan.
19
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
14
Feb.
16
84,700 Elec 8c Musical Ind—
shares w 1......
American
151,600
2,300
1,900
296,600
6,500
7,000
"9.666
16,200
4,240
3,820
Sale
*
Sale
Prefer red certificates ...
Preferred
(6)..
3X
1234
Sale
Sale
—...
Sale
55
Sale
49
Sale
Sale
55
45
.
10X
52
Elec Power & Light
47 X
Sale
303
Sale
303
234 Jan.
334 Feb. 13
Feb. 27
1034 Feb.
1
61
Feb. 10
45
Feb. 18
3
4
Feb.
19
1034 Jan.
5
14
5734 Feb.
3
47
Jan.
6
64
Feb.
2
3934 Jan.
6
5534 Jan.
14
Feb.
8. 33
Feb. 19
34 Feb.
5
34 Feb.
5
34 Feb. 25
X Feb.
1
2534 Jan.
34 Jan.
34 Jan.
5
13
13
33
Feb.
19
34 Jan.
13
34 Jan.
13
15
2534 Jan.
10034 Jan.
4
14
51
Rights
40
610
2634 Sale
34
*
Elec Storage Battery.-.Elk Horn Coal Corp.......
........—50
Emerson-Brant cl A.
——*
Preferred
X
30
3034
o
A
Sale
Sale
...
Class B
2,800
300
1,900
400
700
700
2,700
1,800
900
440
300
300
"""16
T,2o6
7%
2~500
120
520
1,000
2,900
10
2934 Feb.
10334 Feb.
3254
10534
6
3634 Feb.
3634 Feb.
15
6105
25 25
Feb. 15 51
1
55
Feb.
Feb. 16 60
3
19
Feb.
Feb.
13
Feb.
16
18
Jan.
5
25
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
23
4434 Jan.
12
51
Feb.
16
23
Feb.
25
46
Jan.
8
55
Feb.
25
Feb.
25
Feb.
27
19
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
60
15
Feb.
4234
1734
334
134
934
4
Feb.
5
Jan.
Feb.
25
4
15
Feb.
18
1134 Jan.
11
12
28
Feb.
20
50
49
55
18
Feb.
.
Tioo
200
20
Emporium Capwell Corp
*
5,800 Endlcott-Johnson.........50
900
Preferred
100
3,100 Engineers Pub Service——*
Preferred
*
1,000
1,300
Preferred (534%)
*
1,200
$6 cum preferred
*
6.600 Equitable Office Bldg
•
3,600 Eureka V acuum Clean .....*
1,400 Evans Auto Loading Co.....5
1,210 Exchange Buffet Corp......*
1,800 Fair (The) Co
*
470
Preferred. .........—.100
Fairbanks Co............-25
"""50
Preferred
100
110
Pref ctfs of deposit
100
3,800 Fairbanks Morse.........—*
9
Feb.
6
10
Feb.
8
6
Feb.
8
134 Feb. 18
3
1034 Feb.
6
Feb.
75
Feb.
17
85
234 Feb.
434 Feb.
9 105
6
5g
29
30
13
5
Jan.
9
7
Jan.
Feb.
8
2
75
Jan.
27
85
Jan.
6
234 Feb.
6
2
Jan.
8
3
Jan.
9
534 Feb. 17
234 Jan.
434 Jan.
6
6
254 Jan.
534 Jan.
5
19
19
134 Jan.
734 Jan.
25
8
preferred...........100
700 Federal Light 8c
160
Pjwrfoff'©cl
m
m
m
1134 Feb.
Stores.*
Federal Department
Traction..15
22
Feb.
^
x03
Feb.
+
1
134 Feb.
734 Feb. 23
1
Feb. 25
5
.....100
Preferred
Federal
134 Feb.
Assn.........*
Fashion Park
134 Jan. 20
14
Feb.
13
22
15
15 x63
Feb.
15
15
Jan.
2
14
Jan.
6
22
Jan.
7
25
Jan.
17
53
Feb.
5
Jan.
Jan.
5
11
5
7
6334 Jan.
20
Jan.
25
334 Feb.
Mining 5c Smelt..100
.........100
Preferred...
700
300
4,600
13,600
20
""520
15,700
4,400
20,800
33,400
3,110
670
600
20
600
200
20,500
"""700
8,200
31,800
30
29,800
170
800
1,560
900 Federal Motor Truck. _..---*
1.200 Federal Screw Works.......*
12,800 Federal Water Service A..—*
21,200 Fidelity Phenx Fire Ins....10
20 Fifth Avenue Bus........—*
Filene's Sons............—*
""640
Preferred
100
19,800 Firestone Tire & Rubber—10
9.200
Preferred
.——100
*
43,200 First National Stores...
...—*
52,800 Flsk Rubber
First preferred
4,380
.....100
940
First preferred con v. ... 100
1,700 Florsheim Shoe class A ——*
20
Preferred 6—.100
1,400 Follansbee Bros
.....*
300 Food Machinery Corp......*
.....*
39,000j Foster-Wheeler
7% conv preferred........*
1,700 Foundation Co
*
15,600 Fourth Nat'l Investors...—1
68,900 Fox Film "A"
s.
♦
310 Franklin Simon pref......100
68,800 Freeport Texas Co.—_——--*
Fuller Co prior pref.
190
2d preferred.....
*
1,000 Gabriel Co (The) Class A.—*
2,510 Gamewell Co (The)—.....—*
1,100
37,200
9,700
30,500
575
5,000
1,600
340
2,700
4,700
380
812,500
19,100
105,300
26.900
16,000 Gen American Investors
*
2,400i
Preferred...
......100
63,900 Gen Amer Tank Car......—*
23,100 General Asphalt
........*
43,700 General Baking Co
.......5
925
Preferred
*
7,000 General Bronze..
*
3, GOO .General Cable..........—*
1,080
Prefeired 7%
100
7,000
Class A
*
11,100 Gen Cigar Inc
*
610
Preferred (7)
........100
1,682,550 General Electric.....
*
74,700
Special
.........10
223,100 General Foods
....—*
46.600 Gen Gas & Elec Cl A—
*
.............
*
Class B
"""370
370
20
60
600
200
4,500
1,100
1,258,750
5,900
13,400
1,300
510
250
13,400
11,600
70
4.200
4,300
2,000
200
22,000
342,700
11,200
3,400
2,000
4,100
30
9,200
46,300
300
1,300
Preferred A (7).....
Preferred A (8)......
Conv
pieferred A
1,600
50,100
5,900
13,400
170
220
500
""900
No par value.
26
26
Feb.
17
634 Feb.
8
Feb.
18
90
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
56
53
—
834
80
534 Sale
434
8
"834
Sale
75
60
.,,4
334
65
65
16 X
1734
Sale
IX
-
Sale
Sale
OX Sale
60
70
Sale
29
134
2
Sale
15
3
70
53
Sale
134
Sale
8
634 Feb. 18
14
9
5234 Feb. 17
4
5
X Feb.
1
X Feb.
1
X Feb. 15
34 Feb.
34 Feb.
34 Feb.
1
2
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
2
3
5
10
5
Feb.
19
90
Jan.
12
20
8
Jan.
80
Feb.
Feb.
5
16
65
Feb.
17
4
Feb.
Jan.
10 X Feb.
11 X Feb.
434 Feb.
3
1034 Feb. 19
834 Feb.
9
6
5
9
19
834 Jan.
7
19
8
Jan.
4
Feb.
13
6
Jan.
14
534 Jan.
2734 Jan.
634 Feb.
14
15
18
2
Jan. 18
15
Jan. 13
5934 Jan. 26
5234 Feb. 17
94
Jan.
Jan.
11
9
Jan.
18
10
Feb.
20
80
Jan.
11
5]
10]
11]
Jan.
2
Feb.
19
Feb.
19
434
2034
534
7234
1934
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
19
14
14
15
\)
95
234
1934
334
234
Sale
Sale
6434
1834 Sale
30
33
30
16
434
10
Sale
4
3%
Sale
2X Sale
65
95
95
94
3
18 X
•
Feb.
20
Feb.
Feb.
34
34
34
834
Sale
Sale
34
15
3.
134 Feb. 19
334 Jan.
4
5034 Jan.
4134 Jan.
1334 Feb. 29
4234 Feb.
51
34
34
Feb. 27
94
12
92
2X
48 X
Feb.
3
4
10
2034 Feb. 19
434 Feb. 15
1534 Feb. 10
334 Feb.
9
Feb.
65
65
4
Feb.
4
3
Jan.
4
1534 Feb. 10
234 Jan.
2
60
Jan.
5
1934 Feb. 16
1534 Jan.
4
32
1634 Feb. 10
29
Jan.
30
30
.—
33
1
134
1234 Sale
Feb.
29
1
X Feb.
Feb.
134 Feb.
5
Feb.
11
11
234
234
58
334
70
15
34 Feb.
5
Feb.
11
32
Feb.
134 Jan.
9
4
Jan.
11
234 Feb
Feb.
Jan.
Feb
Feb.
11
17
3234 Sale
1134 Sale
Feb.
14
16
19
15
29
100
Feb.
Feb.
23
3
Feb.
Jan.
8
234 Feb.
Feb.
1
4
13
19
15
14
334 Feb.
234 Feb.
Feb.
61
29
Feb.
3434 Feb.
Feb.
11
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Sale
14
Sale
1334
Sale
Sale
1334 Feb.
98
100
97
98
100
Sale
97
234
234
m iH
^ %
1234
434
28 X Sale
35
85 X 100
Sale
Sale
13
434
Sale
234
Sale
4
434
3434 Sale
95
115
99
103
Sale
Sale
1934
Sale
1934
Sale
11
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
134 Sale
3334
134
Sale
Sale
3534
25
11
34 X
2
25
3
30X
20
31X
85
22 X
83
3X
6
23
1634
2334
3534
8734
32
8834
Sale
75
91
1
Sale
1334
80
13
1234
X
1234
5134
1934
6
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2454
Feb".'
26
Feb.
20
Sale
9034
11%M.
3634 Sale
8734
8834
2034 Sale
8434 Sale
4
Sale
7
8
1234 Sale
5634
58
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
13
13
15
W
2534 Sale
76
1
Sale
1534
1134
8
Sale
43
6
54
Sale
1734 Sale
83 "
93
1634
Sale
4
13
Sale
434
21
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
55
54
234
234 Sale
27
29
5
534
40 X
44
6
Sale
23
534
134
1634
13
10
50
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
14
14
17
Feb.
Feb.
15
15
2434 Jan.
2434 Feb.
14
24
15
29
14
21
Jan.
Jan.
65
2
23
Sale
Sale
234
Sale
534 Sale
Sale
11
40
Feb.
15
20
Feb.
13
1734 Feb.
24X Feb. 24
5
3534 Feb.
37
Feb.
15
Feb.
8
88
Feb.
26
10
24
Feb.
19
10
85
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
12
50
3
Feb.
Feb.
4
60
9
434 Feb. 13
2534 Feb. 26
6
9
10
1934 Feb. 10
7534 Feb. 26
3
34 Feb.
2
1234 Feb.
1134 Feb. 11
4
27
Feb.
2
9
Feb.
13
1334 Feb. 24
80
Feb.
18
Feb. 20
134 Feb. 16
19
2
15
Feb. 27
10
34 Feb.
5
1
Feb.
5
4
29
12
5234 Feb.
134 Feb.
6
24
26
1
234 Feb.
4
2334 Feb.
6
Feb. 16
2434 Feb. 11
10
1734 Feb. 27
8
2134 Jan.
6
3134 Jan.
26
Feb.
Feb.
10
9
Jan.
Feb.
11
14
Jan.
60
5
Jan.
6
4
10
26
34 Jan.
1034 Jan.
2
Jan.
6
10
z50
90
Jan.
Jan.
5
Feb. 24
534 Feb.
16
Jan.
95
86
6
Feb.
2854 Jan.
1634 Feb.
1434 Jan.
OX Feb. 15
1834 Feb. 13
Feb
21
9
4
54
3
4
5
134 Feb.
2434 Jan.
8634 Jan.
29
11
Feb. 27
2
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
3
1934
7534
34
1234
1134
17
90
5
Jan.
Feb.
44
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
1134 Jan.
Feb.
16
88
4
5
534 Sale
1734 Sale
Feb.
18
50
13
37
Jan.
86
Feb.
Feb.
28*
40
1934 Jan.
x80X Jan.
334 Feb.
21
10
6
100
24X Feb. 24
1934 Feb.
8034 Feb.
334 Feb.
87
90
85
2934 Feb. 15
10
27
34 Sale
20
50
3434
9834
1734
1034
3134
134
40
Sale
55
Sale
2334
Sale
111
Jan.
2534
56
34
12J4
Jan.
Feb.
4
30
Sale
334
1934 Feb.
134 Feb.
1134 Feb.
2434
33
63
4
OX
Sale
49
5
84
24
14
2
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
x2 Sale
15
Feb.
Feb.
3934
3934
40
24
23X
Sale
334 Sale
X
1134
Feb.
49
3034
22 X
_.....*
Preferred.....—.
54
12
12
—*
*
—100
Preferred
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
30
——*
Preferred
16
.18
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
31
Jan.
Feb.
434 Jan.
5
6
Jan.
13
54
534 Jan.
4
634 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
29
8
334 Jan.
4
42
12*
95
Feb.
Feb.
5
13
28
18
13
14
13
11
19
9
25
11
29
26
14
13
16
13
21
14
6
Telegraph—100
Goodrich (B F)
»
3,800
7% preferred...........100
102,300 Goodyear T 8c R
*
1st preferred
12,200
22,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery..
*
190
5
634 Feb. 18
13 X
45
13,100 Gen Realty 8c Utilities Corp. *
10,400
Preferred...
—...__*
4,300 General Refractories
——*
230 Gen Steel Castings pref
*
63,300 Gen Theatre Eq v t c
*
424,300.GIllette Safety Razor
*
Convertible pref erred ..100
20,800
8,500 Glmbel Brothers—.......—*
4,400
7% preferred
.......100
*
8,600 Glidden Co
70
7% prior preferred
100
25,980 Gobel (Adolf)
»
120,600 Gold Dust certificates .._..*
39.366
Feb.
20
20 X
23,324 General Public Service
33,425 General Ry Signal
....100
48
8
50
ex-warrants__100
60
Preferred.
Preferred
100
•
...___*
500 General Italian Edison
Gold & Stock
18~,566
——*
...—*
11,300 General Mills..
.......—*
1,700
Preferred...........—al00
2,662.550 Gen Motors Corp,.........10
13,200
Preferred (5)
.......*
19,000 Gen Outdoor Advertising—*
1,900
A
*
840 General Printing Ink
*
430
6
334 Feb.
134 Feb. 19
1
134 Feb. 10
9
334 Feb.
....5
(Gardner Motor
"8~, 300
334 Feb.
Gould Coupler "A".
_
52
X
15
Sale
1534
15
Sale
15
15
Sale
1534
Sale
5134
934
Sale
9 34
7734
56
Sale
1054 Sale
1334 Feb.
8
5034 Feb.
5
934 Feb. 10
66
64
Feb.
1
Feb.
61
434
434
,74
334 Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
5
1234 Jan.
5
14
Jan.
8
1734 Feb. 19
Jan.
6
56
Jan.
734 Jan.
5034 Jan.
5
11
11
Feb. 24
Feb.
8
11
1
534 Feb. 13
1634 Feb. 16
1734 Feb. 19
12
56
43
Feb. 29
1134 Feb. 24
10, 6434 Feb.
8
534 Jan.
17
64
18
.
1341
1>4
134
21
1
Feb.
2
1
Jan.
Jan.
11
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
\ February.
KShares.
31,900
3,800
28,000
Jan. 2
Shares.
Par.
Feb. 1.
1932.
3id.
—
"966
"1,406
360
3,100
4,200 Hall Printing.
20 Hamilton Watch
Preferred
20
""580
T,§66
..10
*
*
Hanna preferred
6,900 Harbison Walker Ref..
3,500
"""600
60
600
2,200
1,400
11
5
66
12
.100
*
Motocycle
*
Preferred
53,700 Ingersoll-Rand
"¥,850
"2",356
"9",156
*700
4,900
2,800
2,100
10,000
3,600
2,400
82,300
7,100
18,100
62,500
20,500
1,300
130,000
3,700
52,900
112,500
800
47,500
1,800
11,000
30,400
15,700
600
73,800
2,000
26,700
52,000
3,500
_•
192,800
800
170
4,000
1,000
2,500
3,100
400
6,500
10,200
5,700
40
256,650
1,600
50
■3", 600
1,300
180
730
l",406
11,400
11,700
200
28,500
360
3,045
13,100
98,200
200
127,900
900
1,200
325
121,400
o!H
a
V*
31% Sale
20
3
1
Right*
Insuranshares Ctf* Inc
*
30
3%
Interlake Iron
"2M ~Tx
Internat Agriculture...
*
Prior preferred..100
40
\
50
30
700
641,100
67,100
100
700
IX Sale
12
19%
IH Sale
Sale
Sale
30
34
100
20% Sale
3% Sale
'2i"""Feb".""4
20%
Feb".
6
25
10
Feb. 15
2% Feb. 16
17% Feb. 17
Feb.
10
4
10
Feb.
Feb.
66
68
'65% "Feb".
10
10%
11%
9% Feb.
10
Feb.
11% Feb.
68
1
3
9% Jan.
Sale
Sale
8% Sale
83
8
85
10%
2% Sale
56%
Sale
10%
1%
33%
33%
105
22
28%
94%
80%
80%
8ft-a*.
9
Feb. 18
1
Feb.
Feb. 25
24
Feb.
4% Feb.
% Feb.
9
Feb.
10
10
1% Feb.
8
27% Feb. 10
30
Feb.
25
92
8
7
Feb.
19
15
Jan.
6
1
5
Feb.
90% Feb.
4
1
100
1
9
5% Feb.
8
1
Feb. 29
8% Feb. 26
16% Feb. 25
5
3
Feb.
9X Sale
Sale
4
7% Feb.
7% Sale
79
83
8%
8,
79
7
2
Sale
Sale
8
Feb. 25
10
Feb.
Feb.
2
2
Feb.
5
% Feb.
7% Feb. 23
3
4% Feb.
34
Feb. 25
1
%
8
6
36%
Feb.
1%
19%
15%
26%
105%
10%
24%
4
4%
1%
15%
Feb.
79
100
% Sale
7%
8
6% Sale
15%
40
1% Sale
17,700 Kayser(J) 8c Co.
15,300 Kaufman Dept Stores .012.50
400 Keith-Albee GVpheum pf.100
..♦
55,900 Kelly-Springfieid Tire
6% preferred
920
.100
32
Preferred 8%
100
7,905
25,400 Kelsey-Hayes Wheel........
172,500 Kelvlnator Co
610 Kendall Co pref A.
Sale
14% Sale
3% Sale
8% Sale
26%
28
.....
»
*
10
4
9
24"" Feb"."l§
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
3
15% Feb.
18
44
4% Jan. 14
Janl'12
2
19
314 Jan.
7
Jan.
7
4
Jan.
0
1
Jan.
5
Jan.
7
10 110% Feb.
4
Jan.
5
Jan.
M
Feb. 13
Feb.
Feb.
2% Jan.
Jan.
5
Jan.
21
21
4
15
6
10
2
5
11
Jan.
5
35
Jan.
Feb.
as
Feb.
25
17
Jan.
i5
55
15
13
Feb. 19
Jan.
9
Jan. 21
Jan.
8
Jan. 21
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
2
4
Feb.
11
J an.
5
Feb.
30
3
Feb. 13
16% Feb. 23
Feb.
Feb.
4
Jan.
9
4%" Jan.
1% Jan.
14% Jan.
"2%
'I
*
14
15
43
1
Feb.
16
7% Jan.
7% Jan.
15
Jan.
7
25
52
Jan.
Jan.
14
20
15
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
9% Jan.
85% Jan.
10% Jan.
5
79
7
Jan.
Jan.
23
5
4
5iP.
$
Jan.
15% Jan.
4
35
8
Feb. 13
25% Feb. 19
30
17% Feb.
4
Feb.
3
98
Feb.
15
3
25% Feb. 19
99% Jan. 22
79
Feb,
1
88
75
31
75
Sale
75
88
100% 112
%
X
8%
Feb.
7
Sale
25
■
Feb, 29
Feb.
10
6% Feb.
5
Feb.
9
1% Feb.
Sale
ai*
V
si"
6
% Feb. ""I
7%
8% Sale
25
37%
8
28% Feb.
15
13% Feb. 11
Sale
Feb.
9
7% Feb.
Feb.
10
2
3
Sale
Sale
28
37
Sale
Sale
8% Feb. 24
6
16% Feb.
6
1% Feb.
35
12% Jan.
'""% Feb". "5
Jan.
9% Feb. 19
8% Feb. 29'
25
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
Feb.
5
Jan.
20
9
Jan.
25^
1
Jan.
4
1
20
Jan.
2
6% Jan.
6
Feb.
17% Feb. 23
3% Feb. llj
10% Feb.
38
Feb.
3
f,:i!
11% Feb.
19% Feb. 16
Jan.
7
Jan.
4
26% Jan.
23!
15
2
Feb.
15
4
8% Feb. 24
6
16% Feb.
5
1% Jan.
10,
3
1
21
Jan. 14
10% Feb. 12
Feb. 23
38
Feb.
Feb.
18
Jan.
13
Jan.
Jan.
19%
2% Jan.
l!
3
Feb.
10
11% Feb.
Feb.
3
13% Jan.
Feb. 13
4
Jan.
15% Feb. 10 18
15% Jan.
19
13 103
Feb.
1! 101% Feb. 13 104% Jan.
101% Feb.
Sale
107•• 110
2
Feb.
5
2
Feb.
5
2
2
Jan.
4%
Jan. 19
2%
■a-: 2.
4%
30
Feb. 25 33% Feb. 24
30
Feb. 25 33% Feb.
30
35%
1
30
Jan. 15
36% Feb. 13
34% Feb.
Jan.
37
"34% 36
34% Sale
8% Feb. 19
5
6% Feb. 10
Sale
4% Jan.
7% Sale
9% Jan.
12 % Jan
5
Sale
16% Sale zl2% Feb. 10 16% Feb. 19
16% Feb.
100
10
100
10
•
......
,
100
*
132,000 Kroger Grocery & Bak_..._
Kuppenheimer 8c Co
5
7% cum preferred..
100
.
100
100
160
89
49% Sale
*
3
...»
2
10
2%
100
—
160
—
50
3%
2
89
Sale
5
2%
85
"45"
4
2
150
89
Sale
5
42% Feb. 27
3% Feb. 10
,
2%
2
Feb.
3
52%~Feb~."l7
42% Feb. 27j 56% Jan.
3% Jan. 28.
3% Jan.
2
Jan.
5
2% Jan.
3% Feb. 10
2
Feb.
3
1
I
13
29 84
Jan.
5
5 113% Jan. 23
5
Jan.
6
10
9% Feb. 19
4
Feb. 29
12
Feb.
9
2% Feb. 23
32
Feb.
15% Sale
18
IK ■KM
7
19
22
9
18
9
13
14
15
15
29
18
8
14
19
Jan.
7% Jan.
12% Feb. 19
9
Jan.
Jan.
_
65
9
27
1% Jan. 21
36% Feb. 26
39% Feb. 19
1%
%
%
7%
5
Feb. 15
4%
35
Feb. 25 a;24%
1%
23% Feb. 171
19%
42% Feb. 19, 36%
15
21% Feb. 15
6
,
9% Sale
19
1%
1%
15
10%
Sale
*
Feb.
11
105
85
35
33
21% Sale
96%
95%
Jones & Laugh Steel
pref. 1C0
lift
1% Jan,
2%
%
3%
W %
4%
90%
3%
14%
%
4%
4%
21%
4
11
Jan.
5% Jan.
4% Jan.
8% Feb. 10,
1»
2% Feb.
2
1% Feb.
% Feb. 15'
8% Feb. 13!
Feb.
"i%Feb". ""§
15%
i5%
Sale
2,500 Karstadt (Rudolph)...
12
15
15
2
,1% Jan. 12
10
Jan. 14
4
Feb. 26
9
15 130% Jan.
7
4
3% Feb. 16
11
5
57% Jan.
9 23% Jan. 14
5
4% Jan. 14
29
Jan. 12
23
Jan.
8
2% Feb. 23
2||
Feb.
43
5%
2
97
Sale
113
Jan.
44
105
85
Jan.
81%
9
20
19,
8% Feb.
7% Feb.
Sale
17
95
82,,
8
27% Jan.
16
15
10% Sale
7
""
28% Feb. 18
9
10
40%
44
5
13
10
Feb.
7
6
Feb.
12
Feb.
9
Feb.
4! 100
Feb.
Feb. 29 108
Feb. 19!
8% Feb. 26 11%
5
Feb. 19
24%
15% Jan.
Feb, 19
3
Jan. 27
4
55
Sale
55
19
1% Jan.
23% Jan.
3
2
8
1
10
Jan. 12
1% Jan. 12
73% Feb.
1
12 128
Jan. 15
5
8% Jan. 15
19
% Feb.
8% Feb. 15
82
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
7
19
19% Feb.
37% Feb.
20% Sale
Sale
38
17
Feb.
5
10 110% Feb.
4
4% Feb.
9
18% Feb.
10% Feb.
11% Feb. 16
9
21% Feb.
23% Sale
Sale
100
50
Feb.
15% Feb.
9
Jan.
Feb.
3% Jan. 14
1% Jan. 15
3% Feb.
;
3% Feb. 17
% Feb. 16
4% Feb. 19
3
Feb.
2%
55%
16%
3%
10%
1
1
7%
\mSale
5% Jan.
7% Feb. 29
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
Feb". "13
3% Feb.
Jan.
110
1
1% Feb.
16% Feb. 15
1% Feb. 10
36% Feb. 26
39% Feb. 19
24
Jan.
73% Feb.
73% Feb.
1% Jan.
19
19
1
13
1
"5% Feb." "9
2%
%
3%
%
Sale
5
32
Feb.
9% Feb.
2% Feb. 23
.X
2
4% Feb.
14
9
'20% Feb."I
Sale
3
Feb.
Feb. 23
7
Sale
17
22
Feb.
124% Jan.
6% Jan.
10 "11% Feb. "23
Feb. 24
9
Feb. 26
Feb. 15 122
4
Feb.
8
2% Feb.
3% Feb. 16
1
55% Feb. 11 56% Feb.
3
X
7%
too
...
8
23
2%
6
18
71
Feb. 13
3% Feb,
85
........100
10
Feb.
3% Feb.
10% Feb. 29
32
Co
Feb.
9
1%
18%
1%
Sale
Sale
1
1
9% Sale
8% Sale
57%
25
Feb.
5
Feb.
4
Feb. 15
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
7
110
Sale
13 X
Feb.
1%
73%
10 127%
11
8%
"16" "Feb.
Sale
8
% Jan.
7% Feb.
1% Jan.
1% Feb.
9
2
Sale
Sale
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
Feb. 10
Feb. 19
73% Feb. 10
8
73% Feb.
11
Sale
19% Sale
8% preferred.
11% Jan.
12
29
Jan.
2
92
30%
Sale
82
81
j
1,900 Kress (S H) & Co
1,339,200 Krueger & Toll Co.
16
Jan.
"65"""JanT"2i ~70 "Jan. 14
"T% ""3%
*
1,600 Kimberley-Clark
2,100 Kinney (G R)
2
14
19
19
1
9% Sale
20% Sale
3% Sale
1
283,800 Kennecott Copper
12
16
27% Jan.
2% Jan.
9
10
101%
3%
15% Sale
IX Sale
105
*
4,500 Jewel Tea Inc
436,000 Johns-Manville
Preferred..
320
5
14
Feb.
"23~" Jan7"l2
27
19
5
*
7,600 Investors Equity
Island Creek Coal
3,100
•No par value.
Feb.
1% Jan.
27
Feb.
1%
4%
Preferred
100
Pref without warrant*..100
220
*
700 Intertype Corp
3,900
8
Feb.
Sale
iJS
100
Lee Rubber 8c Tire..
Feb.
6
11
Sale
too
400 Lane Bryant
% Jan.
5%
12
2% Sale
Sale
7% preferred..
100
Internat Hydro-Elec Sy* A__*
Internat Match pref..
25
88,400 Lambert
12
19
Feb". "2 "8 "
Feb. 16
9
iig
Preferred certificates
Laclede Gas..
Preferred
53,000
8
19
99
100
11,700 International Salt...
*
66,000 International Shoe...
...100
9,500 International Silver
7% preferred..........100
120
*
548,650 Internat Tel fit Tel
30
5
Jan.
1
Feb.
3% Sale
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
*
4,400 Interstate Dept Store*
8
'7
11
Feb.
10%
7%
1
Internat Cement
...._._*
Internat Gombus Eng......*
Preferred
Preferred
6% Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
Jan.
10
3% Sale
5
*
Harvester,....
13% Jan. 14
81% Jan.
10
118
AX
...»
Int Business Machines
Internat Carriers Ltd..,
32% Feb. 19
13% Feb. 23
19
29% Feb.
16
25
30
10%
"8"" Sale" ""6% "6" "7% Sale'
Intercontinental Rubber...*
8% preferred
355
226,550 Kresge (S S) Co
7% preferred
70
60 Kresge Dept Stores
Feb,
22
"9"""Feb"."l3
.
68
15
10
50
1
Sale
840 Internat Paper pref 7%..100
1,950
11
10
8% Sale
Sale
360 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B
"
Feb.
5% Feb. 18
79% Feb. 1
6
30
10
Sale
100
Preferred
2,200
213,500
14
25
Sale
5,500 Internat Paper 8c Power cl A *
Class B
—•
1,600
Class C..............
•
10,500
Preferred
...100
9,200
2,500 Internat Printing Ink......*
•
F6b. 27
1% Feb.
19
416,800 Internat Nickel of Canada..*
Preferred..
100
2,700
360
Feb."
25
56
7,500 Internat Mercan Marine....*
100
2
20%
79
80
130
Sale
*
New........
Internat
5% Feb.
93
8
......100
Steel
10,400 Inspiration Con* Copper..20
Insuranshares Corp (Del.)--*
"3"500
Sale
9%
10%
66
10%
Sale
Preferred
22
70
Sale
Sale
Inland
6
80%
24
""8,306
10% Sale
.....
27
100
Sale
25
"¥.666
8
10
"i"""Feb". "I "i%Feb"."i5
1%
a
7%
Sale
1% Sale
IX
IX
1%
71
73 X Sale
70% 73
125
129% 126
129% 125
8
7
8%
8%
7%
100
500
Feb.
iii
H25
Hercules Powder.........
Indian
Feb.
4% Feb. 24
8%
»
*
1,900
41,300
25,500
7,300
18
...10
4,700 Indian Refining.
53,500 Industrial Rayon Corp
*
240
'
69
:i2o
Voting trust certif lcates.25
40,800
»
21,200 Howe Sound
*
73,000 Hudson Motor Car
58,900 Hupp Motor Gar Corp.....16
6,100
13
6% Jan.
5
23% Jan.
5
12% Feb.
1
25% Jan. 23
11% Jan
4
4% Feb. 24
12
14
Jan.
3
"
*
4,700 Holland Furnace
*
7,900 Hollander (A) 8c Son..
100
10,000 Homestake Mining
*
18,900 Houdallle-Hershey cl B
4,500 Household Finance part pf 50
.100
45,350 Houston Oil of Tens
3,800
12
68
15%
""2% '"4
500 Hoe (R) 8c Co class A.......*
5,200
4,400
9,900
2,400
21,100
14,100
8,300
37,400
15,500
12
16
90
Preferred...
.....100
790
9,300 Hershey Chocolate.........*
Preferred
*
8,800
340
4,900
3,800
"3",200
15%
*
Motors
1,400 Hercules
Feb"."i3
32% Feb. 19
13% Feb. 23
29% Feb. 19
30
Sale
......
100
9
11
.100
Preferred...
Hartman Corp class A.
Glass B
6,000
1,890 Hawaiian Pineapple...
3,900 t"aye* Body
1,200 Helme(GW)
7% preferred
260
^
1
4% Jan.
7% Jan.
5
2
Feb.
1
~
Sale
¥00
.....
Feb.
2% Jan.
5% Jan.
1
1
2% Feb. 18
3% Feb.
7% Feb.
12% Feb.
1
25% Feb. 10
21
22
26%
27
1% Sale
22%
Sale
........
2,700
"7% Feb." "8
30
Sale
7
30
7% 1st preferred.......100
..25
Preferred A
25
18,700 Halm Department Store*...*
Prefer red
...100
6.300
6,600
9
% Jan.
7
Qackensack Water
180
11
3%—
.....100
*
Preferred
Gulf State* Steel
11
Feb.
12% Sale
78,200 Grigsby-Grunow Go........*
100 Guantanamo Sugar........*
"3", 400
Feb.
5%
6
79 % Sale
13 *
21
1% Sale
..100
2,000
Highest*
Sale Priest.
1
Sale
25% Sale
30 Greene Gananea Copper.-100
33",666
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
6
12 %
.....
Preferred.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2% Feb.
30
8 % Sale
30
Sale
Grand Union......
*
Preferred
6.000
700 Granite City Steel
23,600 Grant CWT)...
19,600 Great Northern Ir ore prop.*
..*
17,300 Great West Sug
1,460
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
7H Sale
2% Sale
16",800
-
Feb. 29.
Ask.
3% Sale
105,400 Graham-Paige Motor*......*
11,000 Granby Cons M 8 8c P....100
35,900 Grand Silver Stores
Grand (P 8c W) Store* pf.100
10,100
8,100
4,600
1,030
•
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
1,700
1,800
1,390
1,300
37
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1.
"7",600
600
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
14
9
22
23
14
28
19
24
21
26
19
14
28
8
38
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
February.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Shares.
900
•470
It. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
6,400
98,900
2,300
9,900
5,300
41,600
1,400
900
"3,666
10,100
20
460
300
4
5,100
100
70
170
400
1,900
101,000
9,900
800
3,600
Sale
5
Feb.
6
(The)........*
.........*
Libby Owens Glass——*
Sale
Lehman Corn
Lehn 8c Fink
25
•B"
Lily Tulip Cup Corp......
Link Belt Co
Carbonic—...
Liquid
Loews
*
'
Loose-Wiles
Sale
Sale
*
*
Preferred
45,600 Mack Truck Inc.....
—*
60,500 Macy
*
10,600 Madison Square Garden..-.*
3,900 Magma Copper
......—*
2,400 Mallinson (H R) Co......—*
7% preferred
100
500 Mandel
3,600
2,700
13,000
1,600
1,300
63,759
5,300
8,900
27,900
200
200
5,800
13,200
100
Manati Sugar
7% preferred.
Bros
*
preferred——.100
Dept Stores......
25
20,570 May
3,300 Maytag Co (The)
2,000
Pref with warrants
400
Ast
prei
—*
—*
*
6%
7,700 Melville Shoe Corp
3,060 Mengel Co
80
"
--*
*
4,200 Mesta Machine Co...—----5
2,000 Metro-Goldwyn Pict pref..27
Mexican Petroleum
.....100
"""20
20
Sale
52
Sale
53
o
3%
8
1
1%
6%
9%
% Sale
%
1%
2%
7%
2%
Sale
Y*
I >/a
Sale
11
1% Sale
Sale
11
%
1%
14% Sale
L03M 105
17
2
6%
14%
15%
103% 120
18
17%
3
2%
7%
Sale
2%
7
o
45
34
15%
2%
17%
2%
15% Sale
2% Sale
34
18
17
Sale
14%
21%
20
60
115
200
1,300
16,400
4,400
4.500
7,000
500
100
56,200
200
49,500
2,600
30
,
4^,400
700
153,100
2,000
62,700
394,530
400
300
33,500
1,200
400
1,000
730
22,500
9,600
1,500
59,400
...——*
*
—
Sale
23%
3
6%
Sale
aW
1
Sale
18 %
19
23
Jan.
16
8
Jan.
20
6 116
Feb.
19
til
Jan.
Jan.
5
58
20
61
il*
Jan.
Jan.
4
4
Jan.
Feb.
18
Jan.
22
13
4
19
Jan.
6
Jan,
57
110
5
Jan.
6
72
Jan.
14
Jan.
Feb.
29
22% Feb. 23
Feb.
13
17
Jan.
Feb
13
6
43
3%
18%
2%
28%
13%
rY
\ly>
Jan.
5
Jan.
18
Jan.
14
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
21
Jan.
17%
7
4
Feb.
15
9
Feb.
13
Feb.
16
Feb.
16
3?*
4
14
18
16% Feb. 19
Feb. 10 57
3i
Feb.
3%
9
6% Feb.
7%
1
% Feb. 23
5
9%
1%
7%
%
8
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 10
3
Feb.
Feb.
17
Feb. 11
Feb.
4
Feb.
9
% Feb.
1
1% Feb. 15
2% Feb. 13
Feb.
6
20
% Feb.
6
11% Feb. 13
11
Feb.
13
1% Feb.
19
1
3
10% Feb.
% Feb.
14% Feb.
2% Feb.
"17 '15% Feb"."" 1
10
2% Feb.
Jan.
62
7%
16%
62%
5%
14% Jan.
Feb.
Jan,
7
Jan.
Feb.
9
19
15
Jan.
14
23
Feb.
13
3%
32%
15%
62%
Jan.
Jan.
6
12% Jan.
17
Jan.
47
15% Feb. 17
47
3
6
9
Feb.
19% Jan.
1% Jan.
6% Jan.
2
15% Feb.
62% Feb. 19
Feb.
2
Jan.
12
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
1
13
Jan.
Jan.
% Feb.
13
23
15
15
5
25
Feb.
Feb.
55
10
Feb.
60% Jan.
14
14
2% Jan.
6% Feb.
% Jan.
3% Feb.
8% Jan.
1% Jan.
11
14
18
Jan.
%
1%
2%
4%
%
9%
9%
1%
7%
%
13%
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
100% Fe j.
5
19
5
5
3
Jan.
2
5
25
15% Feb. 17
Jan.
4
105
2
Jan.
5
20
6% Feb. 29
26
1%
14% Feb. 17
4
2% Jan.
?§*
Jan.
19% Feb.
11
15~~ Feb".""2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21% Feb.
10
1
1
Jan.
14
Feb.
24
38
19% Feb.
11
19% Jan.
22% Jan.
1
10 100
Feb.
26
3% Feb.
30
166
100
Feb.
3
Feb.
5% Feb.
9
7% Feb. 26
42% Feb. 10
Feb.
6
9% Feb. 16
47% Feb. 26
Feb".
9
13% Jan. 14
3
% Feb.
16
35
17
11
25
5
15
12
Jan. 14
Feb. 13
27
10
11
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
27
22
18
15
Jan.
12
12~"Feb. "24
5
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
4
8
17
14
18
1
% Feb.
% Feb. 27
2% Feb. 13
19
22%
Feb.
9
19
Feb.
36%
115%
90%
15%
Feb.
12
Feb.
12% Feb.
13
3% Jan.
73% Jan.
15%
18
14
16% Jan.
13% Jan.
19% Feb.
32% Feb.
15
62
AA
Sale
6%
Sale
100
116
100
Sale
13%
21
Sale
20%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
10
17
13
8
_
21%
7%
32%
%
%
Feb. 10
Feb. 10
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
33
22
Feb.
26
5
Feb.
AA
Jan.
Jan.
13
13
14
13
7
9
8
29
9
14
10
2%
5%
7%
42%
%
6 100
Jan.
9
Feb.
4%
Feb. 26
10
Feb. 10
9
48
Feb.
19
Feb.
10
Jan.
13
Jan,
8
14
14
Jan.
Jan,
18
9% Feb. 29
.
13
Feb.
17
45% Feb. 13
30
Feb. 19
10% Feb. 19
28% Feb. 26
1
Feb.
19
5% Feb. 25
Feb.
24% Feb. 26
32% Feb. 26
6% Feb. 29
30% Feb.
5% Feb.
86
Feb.
116
Feb.
100
Feb.
12% Feb.
9
86%
15
25
18% Feb. 19
3% Feb. 17
7% Feb.
2
% Feb.
1
5
25
Jan.
4
4
10% Jan.
23% Jan.
10% Jan.
20
13
14
6
33
8
Jan.
12% Feb. 15
Feb.
Jan.
5
Feb.
19
11
22
2
1
Feb.
5
1
% Feb.
% Feb.
Feb.
2
15
6
25
15
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
1% Jan.
7% Jan.
20%
6%
29%
%
%
10% Feb. 19
5% Feb.
22% Feb.
% Feb.
3% Feb.
105
Sale
13 %
19
Feb.
10
10
25
Feb.
8% Feb.
Sale
120
Feb.
2
10
1
6
Sale
118
22
5
Feb.
Feb.
10
16% Feb.
15
Feb.
2% Feb.
6% Feb.
% Feb.
5
Feb.
37% Feb.
127
Feb.
3%
130
9
1% Feb.
19
19
15
22
113
8
Sale
23
12
Sale
15
*
7
Sale
.....*
*
3%
5%
7
Feb.
25
2% Jan.
18
Feb.
6
% Jan.
4
9
1
Jan.
29
9
26
Feb.
9
15
Jan.
6% Jan.
14
7% Jan.
6
13%
Jan.
2
Feb.
5
27
Jan.
13
13
10% Jan.
5% Jan.
16% Jan.
18
15
Feb.
25
Feb.
29
13
Feb.
9
2% Jan.
5% Jan.
% Jan.
2% Jan.
37% Jan.
125% Jan.
7% Jan.
4
19
15
5
8
5
29
29
5
l8*
Jan.
5
% Feb.
3% Feb.
17% Jan.
14
Jan. 14
7% Jan.* 21
Jan.
5
Feb. 17
5
45% Feb. 13
16
Feb.
29
21
30;
9
4
13
15
28% Feb. 26
Feb.
8
Jan.
19
2
24% Feb. 26
32% Feb. 26
8
Jan.
92
4 121
Feb.
21
8
26
5 105
Jan.
5
15% Jan.
13
14
5
Jan.
5
26
26
86
Jan.
19
113
Jan.
Feb.
3
100
Jan.
15% Feb.
2
12% Jan.
Feb.
19% Jan.
16 130
Jan.
5
11% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
90
.21
.00
13
Jan.
5
Sale
7
Sale
8%
22% Sale
7%
9
Sale
Sale
27
7%
8
3%
5
5% Sale
12%
8%
3
4%
19% Feb.
7
Feb.
23% Feb.
10
10
24
Feb.
6
Jan.
4
26% Feb.
22
Feb.
10
16
Jan.
4
2
9
Feb.
Feb.
11
7% Feb.
6% Jan.
5
Feb. 24
4
Feb.
3
22
Sale
Sale
11
4
Sale
10
10
Feb.
Feb.
30
3
4% Feb. 29
8
19% Feb.
24
4% Feb.
5% Feb.
Feb.
29
23% Jan.
8% Jan.
8
22
31
Jan.
21
17%
9%
5%
6%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
18
14
14
*
50
22H
li*
•
1 %
25,300
320
690
Shipbullolng—
7% preferred
-—
490 New York Steam pref 6%—.*
520
7% 1st preferred——..*
73,000 Noranda Mines Ltd
*
.
9
Feb.
1&X
8
4
Feb.
8
Jan.
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb.
12
Jan.
Jan.
4
Feb.
28
Jan.
lion
11
8% Feb.
Sale
7
...100
No par value.
% Sale
%
%
23%
24%
5
5%
Sale
82
5% preferred......
•
38
l\X
62
90
N Y Investors Inc...
73.200IN orth
i*
10
5%
N Y
American
a
Sale
23%
Sale
82
"9",600
6% preferred....
19
6
Nevada Cons Cop
North
34
8% Sale
23% Sale
1
%
7%
3%
26
8,400 Newport Industries Inc..—1
.....*
2,700 Newton Steel
1,000 New York Air Brake
100
1,100 New York Dock
676,021
3,600
f 128
Sale
18,500
26,100
334,521
1,700
30,600
14%
6%
16%
16%
2%
5%
%
2%
40%
22
"3", 500
160
20
Sale
..50
Neisner Bros
Sale
9% Sale
...100
Class A
350
%
—.—50
National Surety
National Tea Co..
10
Prices.
Jan.
*
Radiator....
Preferred
Sale
.....
%
20%
5%
2lg
10
—100
21
19%
21%
1% Sale
8
9%
8
9%
23% Sale
9% Sale
8% Sale
31%
Sale
Newport Co (The)
,
22
1
Sale
24,400 National Steel
3,800 National Supply
12,400
5,200
1,200
25,300
100
i
*1
*1
Preferred B
480
1,000
1,000
8% Sale
——-*|
Nat Power 8c Light
47%
11
130
Sale
350
6,000
8
Sale ■'.!
Sale !
7% preferred
National
17,200
2,400
50
Sale
7% preferred—.—.100
10
280
14
Sale
23
Sale
100
Nat Cash Register A
—*
Nat Dairy Prod Corp ——*
400 National Dept Stores..——*
610
7% 1st preferred
..—100
40,400 Nat Distillers Prod..—.—.*
1,200
$2.50 cum pref
40
1,500 Nat Enamel 8c Stamp
—*
......100
2,100 National Lead...
Preferred A......-——-100
1,270
130,400
2%
36
8
60
100
9%
2
Sale
64,400
35
Sale
Sale
20
National Biscuit.....
90
3484
5%
AA
290 Nat Air Transport
*
229,900 National Bellas Hess ...—_*
200
8
25
15% Feb. 13
2
1% Feb.
5
Sale
17
14% Feb.
18% Feb. 17
99% 120
100% Feb. 25 100% Feb. 25
3
17
Feb.
17%
18%
19% Feb. 19
3
3
Feb.
4
2% Feb.
2%
Sale
6% Feb. 29
7% Feb.
9
Sale
22
—*
*
———*1
500 Myers (F E) 8c Bros
69,700
1,200
22,600
210,630
50
4
78*
g»
80
*
116,500 Nash Motors Co
5,200 National Acme
%
3
10
17,800 Mulllns Mfg Corp
Preferred
1,500
2,200 Munsingwear
92,200 Murray Corp
%
Sale
Sale
—
Motor Wheel
\X
121
115
Sale
Sale
26,000 Mohawk Carpet Mills
16,000 Monsanto Chemical Wks—*
698,900 MontgomeryWard Ik Co...—*
900 Morrell (J) Be Co
*
4,400 Mother Load Coalition
18,000 Moto Meter Gauge Bi Equip
*
6,400 Motor Products
1?,200
c
Sale
3%
5%
8%
41%
Sale
Milwaukee El Ry Be Lt pf..l00
3,600 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
*
16,200 Minn Moline Pow Implem..*
\X
8
12%
19%
121
100
1,900
3,000
AA
% Sale
% Sale
3
5%
6
%
1
10% Sale
10
Sale
T
20
Sale
115
8%
3,300
10,500
252,400
45
55% 121
44
% Sale
42
4
Sale
•
lY*
35
4
Sale
7
2
5
6%
%
%
10% Sale
10
10%
1% Sale
10
Sale
%
1
f
10 %
10
3
6
Preferred
3
2
Sale
3%
6
19% Jan.
5% Feb.
60
15% Sale
5
5
Feb.
14% Feb. 26
Sale
6
23
Jan.
Feb.
30
48
20
13%
2%
36
Sale
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
29% Jan.
2% Feb. 10
Sale
8
1 % Jan.
5
Feb.
Feb.
20
23
14 %
53
6,000 Miami Copper
5
30,600 Mid-Continent Petroleum..*
19,500 Midland Steel Products
•
1,400
First preferred
.100
700
19
Feb.
80
3,000
15,500
6,500
1,100
200
12
Jan.
Feb.
20
4
Sale
60%
55
preferred...
19
19
19
9 112
Feb.
2
90% Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb. 11
17
80
——100
8%
17
JX
68
Highest.
Prices.
17% Feb. 16
4
15% Feb.
62%
100
Preferred
13
3
4
Sale
30
14
Feb.
Feb.
12% Feb.
19% Feb.
12% Feb J
Feb.
12
Sale
3
L8
10
1
20% Feb. 10
7
4%
51
Feb.
Feb.
12% Feb.
1% Feb.
84
15
19
19
13
36% Feb. 17
110
Sale
6
Feb.
Feb.
9
55% Feb. 29
6
Feb. 10
14% Feb. 26
9
45% Feb.
MX
16
58
3% Feb. 13
60
48
16
5
19
13
19
1
3
20
—
7%
Feb. 24
Feb. 10
Feb. 16
12
Feb.
2
15% Feb.
8
25% Feb.
8
67
Feb.
2
20
22
100
....—100
Mathleson Alkali Works
1
15
-..-—100
*
Manhattan Shirt..
.....25
Maracaibo OH Explor
*
Marine Midland.....—-10
Marl in-Rock well ......—--*
Marmon Motor Car.——.*
Marshall Field 8c Co——*
Martin Parry Corp.——*
220
1,400
.
Feb.
50%
100
—
Feb. 10
Feb. 26
Feb. 10
Feb.
8
15
18
2% Feb.
6% Feb.
14% Feb.
22% Feb.
7% Feb.
L5% Feb.
30% Feb.
1% Sale
10%
18
21% Sale
4% Sale
14% 24%
*
♦
—100
6
2% Feb.
84
14%
290
6% preferred
1,400 McGraw Hill Pub Co
*
5,900 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
160,000 McKeeaport Tin Plate.._._.*
17,900 McKesson & Robbins
*
2,400
Preferred
............50
9,700 McLellan Stores class A
*
370
r.soo
83
...
200 McCrory Stores
390
Class B...
Sale
1
1%
31% Sale
110
116%
25
Blsc
preferred...........100
2,700 Lorlllard (P) pref
100
283,600
Common
25
1,400 Louisiana Oil—......——*
550
6%% preferred
...100
12,300 Louisville Gas 8c Elec A.....*
17,800 Ludlum Steel
*
5,200
Preferred
10,200 McCall Corp
2,210
1,300
3
1st
150
"2",600
17%
Incorporated
"i"670
7,715
1,300
1,000
Sale
Preferred....
Loft Incorporated—
36%
19%
5%
12%
14%
118% 113
Sale
53%
Sale
51%
18%
16%
...—.25
Common....
.
700
Sale
Lima Locomotive Works ...*
Liggett & Myers Tob pref.100
600 MacAndrews 8c Forbes Co—*
50
Preferred
100
27,959
20%
1
Feb.
72
1
Lowest.
Sale
6% Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb.
370
600
5% Feb. 25
68
2
200
800
Sale Prices.
Sale
250
23,700
27,000
8,700
2,400
AX
70
Highest
Sale Price.
—*
Preferred
130
4,000
2,700
Lowest.
Ast.
.........BO
Lehigh Valley Coal
100 Long Bell Lumber A..
1,300
135,400
:
< 500
Feb. 29.
.....100
Preferred..
19,300
400
Feb. 1.
3,000 Lehigh Portland Cement__50
4,600
2,000
37,450
14,000
16,400
12,800
1,000
10,600
98,400
2,200
2,280
13,100
207,000
4,800
2,300
1,700
21,850
6,400
11,200
7,300
Jan. 2
1932.
Par
700
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares.
STOCKS
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
.—...*
50
American Avaltlon__.»
1*
8
Sale
45
Sale
2% Sale
4
3%
7
6%
6
20
1%
12
45
1%
12
20
55
98
93
103% 105
105
49
&x
51k
84
93
95
101
112
Sale
95
12%
Sale
14
Sale
14
110
Sale
33
46
Sale
32
Sale
35%
Sale
Sale
42
Sale
3%
Sale
3%
Sale
V
2% Feb.
2% Feb.
3
6
1
2% Jan .
Feb.
20
2% Jan.
5
4% Jan.
18
8
Feb.
26
6
Feb.
11
Feb.
26
6% Feb.
6% Feb.
6
4
Feb.
Feb.
2
6% Feb.
2
7% Jan.
2
Feb.
17
1% Jan.
6
2
Jan.
14
2
Jan.
8
4
45
1%
1%
5% Sale
54% 63%
46
3A
2% Sale
3%
4%
7
6%
45
Sale
1%
4%
50%
91%
104%
13%
29%
41%
3%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
2
6
6% Feb. 29
17
55
98
10 105
9
10
3
6
6% Feb. 29
2
49
Jan.
Jan.
4
Feb.
Feb.
7
55
5
90
Jan.
4
28
Feb.
Feb.
8
8 105
Feb.
4
4
15
Jan.
2
5
8
14
Feb.
19
29
Jan.
5
40
Feb,
19
Feb.
23
41
Jan.
23
7
4% Feb.
1
2% Jan.
4
47% Jan.
4% Feb.
16
14% Feb. 13
40
45
102
Jan.
12% Jan.
Feb.
n. y. stock
AGGREGATE
In
February.
Shares.
1,000
740
;
SALES,[
Since
240
1.
Jan.
340 Northwestern
1,600
1,400
6,000
200
300
290
33,100
1
790
110
Preferred
100
-'Nunnally Co
*
134,400 Ohio Oil Co (The)
*
11,500 Oliver Farm Equip new.....*
5,500
82
23
26
,
1
♦
3%
400,
Preferred a
100
1,400 Oppenheim Collins 8c Co
*
1,410 Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOO
50,200,Otis Elevator........
*
1%
.
6% preferred
18,100.Otis Steel
1,435|
.100
*
Prior preferred
210 Outlet Co
310
Preferred
100
*
_
100
....
.
8,900 Owens-Ill Glass Co
25
19
103
100
109
4
"4",l66
Class b stock____-.__-__50
11,200
37,200
3,700
4,200
11,100
39,100
1,500
'
""'"20
32,100
22,300
32,700
700
400
46",766
700
100
2,600
34,650
20
2,200
100
1,600
1,700
19,300
4,150
600
100
350
30
800
10
1,200
940
»
100
Pacific Teleph 8c Telegr._100
Prod 8c
Ref
8% preferred
9,550
Park Utah Cons Mines
18,200 Pathe Exch
43,200!
a
34
Sale
39% Sale
7%
10 %
98% 100
16
16
125
Sale
25
25
390
120
2,4001
Preferred
Rights.
54,000 Phelps Dodge
25
1,400, Philadelphia Co pref 6%..50
(6)
5% non-cum pref
10
Philadelphia Reading c 8c i
1,100 Phillips Jones Corp....
*
67,166
100
Preferred...
........100
4,700 Philip Morris Ac Co....
10
87.067 Phillips Petroleum
._....*
""""50
Phoenix Hosiery...........5
Preferred
Class a
•
4,800 Pierce Oil Corp
4,900
8% preferred
33,300 Pierce Petroleum
8,150 Pilsbury Flour Mills
125
95,528
800
2,800
3,900
11534
1%
Sale
Sale
;
1234
334 Sale
6 54 Sale
35
42
66
334
Sale
10
9
31
44
834
10
Sale
4
4
3
% preferred
40
8
34
3%
l"306
49,760
6,800
13", 300
280
47,200
657,700
3,200
78,500
19", 800
Sale
734 Sale
3034
44%
8% Sale
4% Sale
334
6
334
43
10
Sale
29
33
734
37
4
100
434
3234
334
25
Vs
100
11
134
3034
4
5
.....
100
23
26
100
26
1
1234
134
40
Pittston Co (The)........ _.*
"334
Sale
4% Sale
134
134
634
734
100
«
_
100
-25
5
Sale
.25
7
Sale
11
7%
234 Sale
39% Sale
100
50
Common
7%.._ .........^....-100
6% preferred
100
Preferred (5)
Certificates...
30,300 Pure oh
1,040
Preferred
100,500 Purity Bakeries
*
100
8734
88%
21% Sale
34
3
434
Sale
4% Sale
25
...100
♦
"a"
55
59
55
65
1234 Sale
1334 Sale
534 Sale
734 Sale
50
25
Sale
*
Radio-Keith-Orpbeum
2 109
Feb.
9
4% Feb.
6
5
18
%
2
% Feb.
2
1
6
38
73
31%
Sale
834
50
8%
8%
.-—
36
6
3734
Sale
8
4
%
%
5
5%
% Sale
2234 Sale
30%
33
5
7
35
37
3%
22%
3%
26
1%
12%
2%
1
11
2
36
Sale
6
8
2%
95
Feb.
10
37% Feb.
5
Feb.
334
734
29%
8%
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb. 27
Feb.
2
4
Feb.
Feb.
18
1% Feb.
li
1% Feb. 17
5% Feb. 25
20
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
21%
%
Sale
34
Feb.
6
2
Jan.
18
5
11% Jan.
10
4% Jan.
14
13
Feb.
18
8
23
4
5
Jan.
26% Jan.
5
Feb.
3
1% Feb.
% Jan.
3% Feb.
75
4% Feb. 29
7% Feb. 13
39% Feb. 19
6
Jan.
5% Feb. 20
8% Feb.
2
32
Feb.
10
8% Feb. 13
5% Feb. 26
Jan.
Jan.
5% Jan,
12
25
15
1% Jan.
9
7
7
8
19
Jan.
16
.
73
4
8% Feb.
2
29% Feb. 27
8% Feb.
2
4
Jan. 20
1% Feb.
1
1% Jan.
2
85
12% Jan
4% Jan.
8% Jan.
39% Feb.
35% Jan.
60% Jan.
3
13
95
Feb.
121 n Jan.
Jan.
20
Feb.
4
Jan. 26
31% Feb. 13
31% Feb. 29
13
Feb.
3
8
1
Feb. 17
5% Feb. 17
1
Jan.
11
4
Jan.
9
7
80
4
Feb.
1% Jan.
2
5
94% Feb.
% Jan.
67
8
Feb.
1
Feb.
Jan.
1% Jan. 15
3% Feb.
6% Jan.
5% Feb. 30
9% Jan.
5
32
Feb. 10
Jan.
7
5% Jan.
14
9
5
8
41
Feb.
8
40
Feb.
8
41
Jan.
29
40
Feb
1
36
29
41
Jan.
6
Feb.
8
8
Feb
8
8
Feb.
Jan.
29
9
Jan.
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
29% Feb.
3
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
3
% Jan.
3% Jan.
2
Jan.
8
Jan.
14
7
13
3; 31% Feb
20
%
4%
%
20%
7
%
3
5%
2'
%
10
22%
Feb.
19
32% Feb.
3% Feb.
9
22
Feb.
% Feb.
11
Feb.
1% Feb.
30% Feb.
16
17 j
8
3
% Jan.
20% Jan.
26% Jan.
7
Jan.
14
7
40
Jan.
28
16
2
4
Feb.
16
16
22
24
Jan.
18
15
16
25
21
9
22% Feb
1% Feb
4
5
Jan.
9
22% Jan.
31% Feb. 20
Jan.
19
Feb
6
l!
11
29% Jan.
3% Jan.
Feb
32% Feb
7
5
2
4
Feb.
17
% Jan.
15
27
hH
Feb.
11
Feb.
3
11
Feb.
3
9
2
Feb.
25
1
Jan.
4
11
40
Feb.
19
30
Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
28
4% Jan.
4
5% Jan.
1% Jan.
14
15
14
14
1
Jan.
Feb.
40
Jan.
1
3%
4%
1%
6%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
4% Feb
1
5
13
11
4% Feb.
9
6% Feb.
9
Feb.
1% Feb.
13
5i
Feb.
10!
Feb.
16
1% Feb.
15
Feb.
17
8
5% Feb. 19
8% Feb. 27
9
Feb.
4101
2
Feb.
1%
5% Feb. 20'
6%
120% Feb.
2128
48% Feb. 10 58%
108
Feb. 10 113%
95% Feb 20 x98%
78% Feb. 10, 84
4'
10
17
Feb.
2% Feb.
42
95
1
88% Feb.
17% Feb.
% Feb.
2
92
Feb.
13
16
15
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
18
1
Feb. 17
Feb. 29
1
Feb.
3%
3%
1%
4%
4%
6%
6% Jan.
1% Jan.
37% Jan.
95
Jan.
1
28
4
9
Jan.
9
7
Jan.
7
4
8% Jan.
7
5
11
Jan.
14
6
2% Jan.
42% Jan.
14
5
4 103
Jan.
8
10
Feb.
10
108
2
15
4
26
Feb. 18
128
58% Feb. 17
113% Feb. 29
Jan. 22
Feb. 29
84
Jan.-
5
29
78
Jan.
7
Feb. 29
86
Jan.
5
92
5
15% Jan.
%
Feb. 17
25
23% Feb. 16
8
% Feb.
Jan.
8% Jan.
95
Feb.
14
Jan.
23
3% Jan.
120% Feb.
48% Feb.
10
Sale
28
29%
1334 Sale
434 Sale
59%
60
1334 Sale
9
24%
15
Sale
26%
Sale
4
Feb.
55
10
4% Feb.
Feb.
9
60
12% Feb.
8
15% Feb.
Feb.
1
10% Feb.
7
24% Feb. 24
6,
13% Feb.
31
Feb.
15
Feb.
Jan.
29
14
% Jan.
2
5% Jan.
60% Jan.
2
13|
19
3% Jan.
50
15
14
Jan.
10% Jan.
15% Feb. 13
5% Jan.
10% Feb. 19
Feb.
4
18% Feb.
19
24
9% Jan.
6% Feb. 16
2% Jan.
Jan.
32% Jan.
18% Jan.
cl a.*
Class a new..
Rights...
19
Feb.
8
130
7
11
19
Feb.
38
9
Jan.
5% Jan.
36
8
834
Sale
Jan.
2 109
% Jan. 23
25
11
13
19
11
40
o?*
Sale
Sale
10% Jan.
10 102
Feb.
Feb.
4
3% Sale
434 Sale
1%
1%
7
7%
1554 Sale
8% Sale
40
5
67
Sale
5
3%
4
6
4
3% Feb.
112% Feb.
Feb.
19
37
Feb.
41% Feb.
11
95
334 Feb.
16
% Jan .
84
7
16
Feb.
1% Jan.
6% Jan.
2%' Jan.
1
8
15
Jan.
8
93% Feb.
17
1
13
Jan.
5
Feb.
14
iUy> Jan.
Jan.
14m Jan.
2
1
6
Jan.
61% Feb. 10
9% Jan. 21
14% Jan. 13
5
Jan.
16
15
15
Jan.
32% Feb.
36% Feb.
101
8
Jan.
11 110
4
27
Jan.
7
2
42
1% Jan.
3
11
20
1
Feb. 15
Feb.
86% Feb.
94% Feb.
15
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
% Feb.
3% Feb.
6%
2334
5
Feb.
104% Feb.
3
80
9
5
10
40
25
27% Feb.
9
Feb.
8
3% Feb.
9% Jan.
2
Feb.
Sale
Sale
8
Feb.
25
334
434 Sale
4%
Jan.
Jan.
3
1
4
Sale
Sale
6
3
5% Feb. 17
9
Feb. 13
3% Feb.
8
31% Feb. 131
31% Feb. 29
2
37
64%
Feb.
5
23
4
8
6% Jan.
4
Jan.
16% Feb.
10% Feb. 29
4
Feb.
6% Feb.
3% Feb.
2
18
1
Sale
ii
5
Vs Feb. 24
134 Feb. 23
Sale
13
41% Feb. 3-9.
10% Feb. 17
10 101% Feb. 19
Feb.
Sale
a*
11
Feb.
6% Jan.
50
1,089,500 Radio Corp of Amer......_•
7% preferred
Preferred b.
9934
Feb.
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
37
Feb.
Sale
34
18
50
....
Sale
Feb. 24
Feb. 19
6
Feb.
16
11
27
1
3%
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
55% Jan.
13
8
3% Feb.
1%
x28
1
3
93% Feb.
Sale
134
6%
120 % 124% 125%
51% Sale
56%
108
114
113%
£98% Sale
9734
84
80% Sale
j*
50
Feb.
Feb.
8
10
.w—
108
7% preferred
4,000|
$5 preferred w 1
121,760 Pullman Company
9,600 Punta Alegre Sugar..
51,500
40
69
8
13
"
3
6
21
29
1% Feb. 27
5
8
18
Jan.
Jan.
lis
Jan.
Jan.
5
5
40% Feb.
8
28
% Feb.
434 Feb. 13
11 110
1
Sale
1
86% Jan.
Jan.
left
19
10
12
Sale
Pub Serv el At Gas
pref...100
6,700
130,200
6%
35
62
32% Feb.
36% Feb.
15
Feb.
11
40
8
2734 2934
334 Sale
334 Feb. 10
9% Feb. 29
Feb.
12
334 Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Sale Prices.
Jan,
5% Jan.
16
19% Feb.
7
3
Sale
41
% Sale
12
6
4$
Feb.
5
Highest.
Prices.
79
25
6% Feb. 13
1% Feb.
2
10% Feb.
16% Feb.
% Feb.
3% Feb.
95
Sale
44
10
Sale
5
100 pubse' Corp of n Jpf8%_100
12,600
11
134 Feb. 27
18% Feb.
8
334 Feb, 29
61% Feb. 10
9% Sale
334
134
4
Feb. 25
9
101
90
98
_25
......
7501 Preferred 5%
9,400 Producers 8c Ref Corp
"
112
95
41
100
....
220,028
1.000
6,700
\H
Sale
a
108
5H
Feb.
7% Feb. 18
28
Feb.
3
Sale
27
6% preferred
2,600 Pittsburgh United..
1,280
Pref conv
990
Sale
Sale
II*
2,100 Pittsburgh Screw ac Bolt.
50 Pittsburgh Steel
pref....
1,100 Pitts Term Coal
-
Sale
2134
100
500 Pittsburgh Coal (of
Pa)... 100
100
s*
a
Sale
3% Sale
16
2134
16
2034
234
Sale
Sale
100
86
Sale
Prices
100
934
10
96% Sale
Sale
2334
,..*
......
35
39
5
Vs
34
4% Sale
% Sale
2134 Sale
1,800 Pirelli of Italy a
600
4%
86
100
3,100 Pierce-Arrow Mot c pref., .100
800
434 Sale
18
2134
18
2034
334
*
new
Sale
109
100
26%
2734
8034
134
%
12
*
934
2*
50
1,100 Pet Milk.
41,000 Petroleum Corp
Sale
8
99
7
100
67.800, People's Gas l Ac Coke_._100
Preferred
38
♦
500 Penn Coal Ac Coke
900'
3334 Sale
134 Sale
134 Sale
3,500 Penn-Dlxie Cement......
*
4,600
1% preferred
-.100
People's Drug Store Inc
*
130
Preferred
_...___*
v
1
Sale
8
934 Sale
3934
4034 40
Feb.
114% 10434 Feb.
2334 Sale
2034 Feb.
3
*
Feb.
6034 Feb.
110
*
Penney (j c) Co
2
65
^4:^-v Sale
1
334
434
934 Sale
5,000 Patino Mines 8c Ent ctf
20
13,300 Peerless Motor....10
19,900 Penick 8c Ford
*
500
Feb. 26
Feb.
1
Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
534 Feb.
l
134 Feb.
8
3% Feb, 24
Sale
1734
34
2,000 Pressed Steel Car f % pf__100
8,700
Common
•
74,200iProcter Ac Gamble
....hi*
>
Sale
10334 115
....»
.....
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
700
4,200
26,300
2,900
534 Sale
134 >1 134
334
434
3
*
2,400
7,210
28,200
400
26
8
10
Corp....*
4,300 Poor Ac Co class b
11.600 Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl a.
2,300i
Class b._
7,400 Postal Teleg Ac Cable pref.
24,510 Prairie Oil 8c Gas
87,525 Prairie Pipe Line.........
4,300
8134
734
2534
34
1834
%
Sale
5934
100
Public
2,900.Parmelee Transport Co..
66,200
434
_»
7.700 Park 8c Tilford
-----
"2",765
Lighting Corp
Pacific Mills
612,427 Paramount
100
800
Pacific
25
Preferred
52,300
200
Pacific Gas 8c Elec
1,700 Panhand
500
2,300
2,900
1
534 Sale
134
134
3% Sale
9%
9%
40%
4334
103% 105%
20%
21
Packard Motor Car.....__..*
Pan-Amer Pet 8c Trans
5p
170
900
17
65
8%
12
6% Sale
253,800
250,102
1,600
4,500
134
27
1
2
Preferred a.
11,300'omnibus Corp v t c..
240
Sale
Lowest.
Highest
Sale Prices.
734 Sale
2534 Sale
55 %
4.900j
174,200
400
82
30
1834
~_5% Sale
3,960
"1,100
22%
Sale
Lowest.
Ask
-
55,300
19,500
1,525
4,710
510
85
27
1
%
15
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid.
82
1%
4%
250
28,400
8,400
81
Bid.
734
Telegraph..50
230
"5"306
Feb. 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Norwalk Tire At Rubber... 10
30}
----
75,400
4,800
Jan. 1
1932.
par
3,600-North Amer Edison pref
1,540 North German Lloyd w 1
900
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
stock exchange
1
Shares.
39
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
stocks
|n.'y.
exchange-stocks
*
2%
3
5% Sale
5% Sale
4% Feb.
10i
4
7
12
14
Jan.
14
11% Feb.
15
Rand Mines
3,900
5,900
7,200 Raybestos-Manhattan
14,400 Real Silk Hosiery
70
56,100|Rem*ton-Rand
9201
881
600
20
11,000
43",244
7,800
♦
.100
3d
.100
preferred..
Preferred
•
*
100
8,538 Reynolds Metal Co
Reynolds Spring Co....
n.loo
*
3.700
New
No par value
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
..100
..........
....
60'
2%
»
1st preferred
600 Revere Copper Ac Brass
500
Class a
40
11
100
22,200 Reo Motor Car
10
i. Cert
......10
99,244 Republic Steel Corp
»
19,600
Preferred cor
...100
"""366
5,300
Preferred
300 Reis (Robt) At Co
90
1st preferred
20
27,800
*
10
...
70
100
9
2%
Sale
15
12
3
a1?**
Sale
4% Sale
9% Sale
5
3%
5
7%
30
25,
834 Sale
1034
334
934
Sale
Sale
14
J
8
2% Sale
1034
14%
10%
20
3% Sale
5
Sale
11% Sale
2%
4
5%
7
15%
20
8%
8%
9%
10%
3%
3%
1334 Sale
%
V
3%
534
2% Sale
11
13%
11
2%
20
Sale
5% Sale
13% Sale
3
5
18%
9
4
6
Feb.
23
10
3
Feb.
2
13
Feb.
23
% Feb.
3% Feb.
2% Feb.
15
10
Feb.
9
11
Feb.
17
5
3
15
9% Jan.
4
Feb.
4
2% Jan.
14
Feb.
4
% Feb. 15
4
% Jan.
2
4% Jan.
8% Jan.
15
Jan.
8
2
Jan.
5
10
Feb.
11
17,
11
Jan.
5
9
22
3% Feb.
6% Feb.
15
Feb.
11
13
19
3
5
4
334
5
6% Jan.
14
Feb.
19
3% Jan.
29
30
3
5% Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
3
Feb. 23
17
5% Feb.
Feb.
I;
9% Feb.
171
4% Feb.
8
17
Jan.
14
5
Jan.
5
6
15
Jan.
28
17
7% Jan.
4
9% Jan.
14
23
5% Jan.
14
•
•
4
2% Feb. 25
4
16
Feb.
Feb.
% Jan. 12
4
Feb.
4
3% Jan. 14
11% Feb.
5
12
Jan. 21
3% Jan.
8
Feb.
9
10
4
3% Feb.
11% Feb.
2% Feb. 25
4% Feb.
10% Feb.
Sale
30
11% Feb.
3
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
2
40
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES.
'
In
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
STOCKS
February.
Jan. 2
Shares.
103,000
340
800
9,000
10,400
1,300
6,600
28,500
25,300
79,600 Safeway Stores.........
8% preferred...
340 Scott Paper
280
530
20,900
8,000
1,700
11,000
21,200
82,600
100
20
3,800
Seneca Copper
138,800 Servel Inc
1,200 Sharon Steel Hoop
1,700
57,700
Preferred
9%
9%
50% Sale
Sale
80
82
Sale
86
Sale
5^
3^
6
6%
2%
3
31
21%
50
/. ■
39
7
Sale
aW
Sale
33
1%
Sale
Sale
32
a%
a
^
4% Sale
3
15
3%
*
5
28
38
9%
5%
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
3
19
%
8
4%
4%
7 % Sale
4% Sale
......
14
500
Class
100
500
1,700
.
149,200
2,500
47,900
5,400
1,000
300
1,300
2,800
1,200
87,700
4,700
234,000
300
5,000
1,300
6,700
13,900
42,600
140/
19,881
1,500
100
900
2,800
2,700
200
300
700
4,000
2,200
117,727
71,500
2,700
24,600
700
100
1,700
700
800
3,350
2,400
800
29,700
4,800
B
<
\1,100
Spencer Kellogg 8c Sons
3,500 Spieer Mfg Co...
900
30
1,200
243,100
•
31A Sale
89 A
3A
.....
..10ft
*
"~9A
6
...
Preferred (6%)
...
2,300 Stand Com'l Tobacco....
55
36
61A
500
2
*
A
87A
24 A
pref. 100
*
Stand Oil of Calif
125
Standard Oil of Kansas...
Sale
Sale
27 A
36
69
60%
2Vs
Sale
88%
Sale
Sale
Sale
66
21,500
506,400 Standard Oil of N J...... .25
,..*
1,200 Starrett Co (The L S)
8,400 Sterling Sec Corp cl A
*
Preferred...
4,400
Conv 1st preferred..... 150
14,500
9A
28 A
23
Sale
10
5A
10 J*
Sale
Sale
6
A
1%
...........
35,800 Stewart
92,700 Stone 8c
Warner Corp.,
*
Webster..
680 Studebaker Corp pref.. II100
48,781
6,600
85
Common.............
620
Preferred
....
—100
—
....
--*
—100
1,100 Sweets Co of America
—50
11
900 Symington
6,600
*
Class A
........
Thatcher Mfg
..*
Convertible prefer red _.._*
600
*
4,100 Thermoid Co
2,100 Third Nat'l Investors....... 1
1,400
(J
..25
R)
»
•
4,550 Thompson Products
10,200 Thompson-Starrett
Preferred
900
4A
25 A
1A
16
11%
8
1
33
Underwood
No par value.
12%
90
70
12
4
13
8
50
4*
4
6
<
Sale
28%
x33%
Sale
Sale
Feb.
17
12%
A
1%
8%
40%
6%
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
16
30
19
5
4
16
14
Jan.
Jan.
6
11
88
Jan.
8
93
20% Jan.
6
32% Feb. 19
3
Feb.
Feb. 16
1
Feb.
Feb. 16
Feb.
Feb.
15
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
62
Sale
2
Sale
%
%
87
89
Sale
2li
10
Sale
6% Sale
Sale
1
2
•
*
—.10
Elliott Fisher.
/% preferred ..........100
•
%
Sale
2%
11%
22%
2%
Sale
Sale
12
5%
4
2
Sale
3%
26%
2%
35
2%
Sale
14
15%
14
17
12
17
12%
v
8% Sale
%
1
10
1
Feb.
20
Feb.
15
20% Feb.
9% Feb.
6% Feb.
15
18
20
19
9% Feb. 13
Feb.
6
3
25%
31%
62%
55.
Feb. 10
9
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb. 15
2
10
95
Sale
g*
4
4
Sale
4%
8
Sale
15
21% Feb.
3
2
5% Feb. 15
13% Feb. 19
Feb. 29
2
11% Feb.
1
2
10
Feb.
Feb.
18
3j 12% Feb.
3
2
31
75
% Feb. 171
Feb.
2% Sale
47% Sale
27%
26%
1%
1%
4%
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
8%
8
14
5
Jan. 26
Feb. 26
Jan. 12
Jan.
9
10
14
3
3
12
Feb. 24
95
Sale
19
119% 100
9%
8%
32
30% Sale
•
2
Jan.
14
Feb.
15
Jan.
6
10
Jan.
16
14%
2%
11%
114%
Jan. 30
Jan. 26
Feb. 10
Feb. 15
6%
14%
3%
13%
119%
Feb. 19
Jan. 30
Jan. 14
Feb. 16
Jan. 22
25% Jan.
31% Feb.
5
33
Jan.
14
9
41%
Jan.
14
62
Jan.
4
75
Jan.
15
52
Jan.
Jan.
28
61% Jan.
4
Jan.
11
4
% Jan. 26
84% Feb. 11
6
22% Feb.
Jan.
13
2
Jan.
9
7
25%
6%
%
1%
Jan. 29
Feb. 19
4
.Tan.
Feb. 10
20
Jan.
5
5
J an.
4
9% Jan.
95
Jan.
5
$
Jan.
9
Jan.
14
27
12% Jan. 21
Jan.
10% Feb. 26
27% Jan. 29
7
73
Jan.
6
11
Jan.
5
% Jan.
4
4% Jan.
30
1 % Jan.
6
14
Jan.
22
Jan.
9
2% J an,
23% Jan.
7
6% Jan.
14% Jan.
14
13
7 102
10% Jan.
% Jan.
2
Feb. 29
13% Jan.
14
Feb.
18
31
76% Jan. 21
i3% Jan. 18
% Jan. 18
7% Feb. 13
Jan.
4
Jan.
11
21
Jan.
19
4%
26%
2%
15%
3
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb. 13
Feb. 19
3% Feb.
26% Jan.
4% Jan.
16
18
29
Jan.
21
Jan.
Jan.
7
5
3
Jan.
16
Jan.
12
2
13
Feb.
17
8% Feb.
13
Feb.
17
10
Feb.
29
29
24
2
10
Feb.
Feb.
18
9
22% Feb. 10
1% Feb. 16
9
4% Feb.
3% Feb.
1
26% Feb. 25
2
Feb.
13
Feb.
8% Feb.
7
Feb.
5
8
9
2
2
23
9
3
4
18
2
9
10
11% Feb. 24
2
1% Jan.
10
Feb.
9
17
20% Jan.
1 % Feb.
4% Jan.
16
18
16
Feb.
9
13
22% Feb.
2
30"
1% Feb. 15
Feb.
1
4% Feb.
19
Feb.
13
34
22
20
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 26
Feb. 16
Feb. 17
2% Feb.
47% Feb.
26% Feb.
1% Feb.
5% Feb.
1
2
16
Feb.
Feb.
13
4
16%
2%
2%
6%
6%
2%
Feb.
Jan.
9
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
Jan.
8
35% Jan.
13
6
9
Jan.
3% Jan.
2% Jan.
42
Jan.
9
30
Feb.
19
26
Jan.
6
1% Feb.
6% Feb.
15
24
1% Feb.
5% Feb.
4
2% Feb.
18
2
Feb.
19
Feb.
14% Jan.
100
Feb.
1%
14%
3%
27%
Jan.
17
23
10
5
19
10
Jan.
8
Jan. 16
Jan. 14
Feb. 17
Jan. 15
Feb. 16
23
Feb.
15
119% 100
Feb. 15 100% Feb
9% Feb. 19
7% Feb. 10
Sale
8
34% Feb. 13
27% Feb.
13%
2%
13%
26%
2%
6%
11
56% Feb.
4
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Ja
1
2
1
3% Feb.
14
4% Feb. 29
9
Feb. 26
2
5
4
9
7
Feb.
2
A Jan. 23
13% Feb. 23
2% Jan.
5
20
Feb.
3
6
8
2
13
1
Sale
30
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
1%
15
13
Jan.
6
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
9% Feb.
20
%
1%
13%
2%
12%
26%
2%
6%
4
2
100
Jan.
1
11
Sale
30
1
483
33
15
2
1
29%
Feb.
1
9
8% Feb.
2% Feb.
54
5%
2
13
Sale
Sale
2%
% Feb.
7% Feb.
1
5%
4%
8%
8%
50
Sale
15
3 102
3% Feb.
3% Feb.
3 A
6 A
Feb.
Feb.
1
9
Feb.
Feb.
6
4
30% Feb. 19
6% Feb. 29
10
8
3
30 A
1
19
9
10
38
Feb.
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6A
2A
17
10
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
6
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
11
3
32
8%
8%
Sale
2A
2A
16
Sale
95
105
% Feb. 13
3
87% Feb.
26% Feb. 17
10
Sale
24
4
6
Sale
Feb. 20
5
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3A
7
7A
Sale
26A
2
4%
30
2%
14%
13%
17
5
a
Sale
Sale
Feb.
59
%
13%
2%
20
Sale
26A
1A
71
Feb.
74
19
37% Feb. 17
10% Feb. 26
28
%
13%
2A
6%
Sale
12
Feb.
33
1
1%
18
2% Sale
21%
22
15
Sale
3 A
42
19
Jan.
26
48% Jan.
2% Feb. 24
Feb.
Sale
11% Sale
24% Sale
1%
2
5 % Sale
2%
Sale
4
Jan.
8% Jan.
63
Feb.
65
15
10
13
19%
4%
1
4% Jan. 11
10% Feb. 16
Jan.
9
Feb.
Sale
%
2
Sale
8
16% Feb. 23
2% Jan.
Feb. 26
Feb. 18
3
Feb.
2% Feb. 24
10% Feb.
Sale
4A
Jan.
4
8
2% Feb.
1
Sale
63
4%
19%
5%
3%
8%
8%
4%
17 A
19
9% Feb. 19
7% Jan.
7
89
Jan. IP
10
89
10%
3
34
Feb.
6
Jan.
4
Feb. 24
Sale
10
4
2
16% 20
9% Sale
l»
A
22%
Feb. 29
Feb. 13
15
17
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
27%
25% Feb. 29
% Jan. 14
2
Feb.
10
Feb.
11
9A
Jan.
Jan.
3
9
5
26%
14
10
32% Feb. 19
12% Sale
%
%
6% Sale
4A
27
2A
Jan.
5
5% Jan. 13
30% Jan. 18
11% Feb. 19
12
9
Sale
2
5% Jan.
7
8% Feb. 16
20%
^
5
26
Feb. 23
Feb.
5
Feb. 11
Jan. 15
Jan.
4
17
Feb.
29% Feb.
65
2
5A
11
Jan.
Feb.
% Jan.
4% Jan.
19
91
80
12
2
4
13
4% Jan.
79
Feb.
2% Feb. 17
8
85
2%
Sale
10 A Sale
25 A Sale
6A
7A
A Sale
1A Sale
20 A Sale
A
Jan.
32
19
29
75
19A
A
6A
12
21
18
12
3%
25%
7%
8%
2%
9
Sale
11% Sale
11%
95
123% 101
11% Sale
10%
27 A
31
28
22
Jan.
A Jan.
4
56
8
Sale
87 A
9
6
35
5
13
12
4
19
9
13
Jan.
Feb.
% Jan.
10
7%
2%
Jan.
2% Jan.
37% Jan.
1% Jan.
12
Feb.
13%
A
Sale
*
♦
3,000 Union Bag 8c Paper
500,200 Union Carbide 8c Car
Feb.
12%
Sale
2A
Sale
4A
6% preferred..
100
1,640
4,300 Tlmken-Detrolt Axle Co...10
...•
168,300 Tlmken Roller Bear
71,900 Tobacco Products Corp
Certificates of deposit
*
22,300
Class A
..*
33,200
Class A certlfs of deposit..*
8,700
25
523,200 Transamerica Corp...
50
Jan.
6% Jan. 28
2% Feb. 10
27% Feb. 10
i% Jan. 26
30% Feb. 11
13%
%
2%
10%
6% Feb. 10
90
12
22 A
2
3
.
49
Sale
Sale
*
Truscon Steel Co
Feb. 16
1
Feb.
Feb. 19
5
Feb.
Sale
36
Feb.
1
4
13
16
Feb.
4
Feb. 19
Feb
3
Feb. 11
10
6
3
Ulen & Co
12%
%
1%
8%
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7% Feb.
30
42
22
3% Feb. 15
16% Feb. 23
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feo.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
Truax Traer Coal
17
94
9% Feb. 19
6% Feb. 13
79
Feb.
6
4% Feb. 10
79
82
Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 15
Feb. 26
Jan. 16
Jan. 15
103
523
Jan.
21
1
25
13
13
16
19
6
6
%
84%
22%
9%
25%
6%
%
1%
20%
A
2A
Trico Products
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
3% Jan.
2% Feb. 24
25% Feb. 29
A Feb.
5
5
1A
30
..100
9
14
20% Feb. 29
75
4
6
Feb.
2%
Corp...
12
Jan.
6% Jan.
8
72
15
26
10
10
7
75
12
25
Preferred
Sale
A Sale
1A
12 A
11%
2 A Sale
.100
Tri-Continental
Feb.
4
6
2A
2
14 A
*
% Jan.
2% Jan.
Jan.
2
Feo. 23
14
2
26
11
39
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
A
5%
4%
4%
28%
11%
8
57
*
800 Tran 8c Williams Steel
Sale
.
2%
36%
1*3
30%
Feb.
90%
91
31% Sale
53
_*
62,900 Tidewater A«»oc Oil
Preferred 6%......
9,800
76,800
4,200
4,400
1,600
4,800
3,200
32,200
89
1
*
6,400 Telautograph Corp...
*
7,900 Tennessee Corp
25
232,522 Texas Corp (The)
...*
121,600 Texas Gulf Sulphur
7,600 Texas Pacific Coal 8c Oil...10
1
45,300 Tex Pac Ld Tr Tern ctfs
Certificates (old)....
100
800 Thompson
A
2
4^
7,700 Superior Steel
Prices.
Jan.
69
Jan.
13% Jan.
8
Feb.
Feb.
42
A Feb.
9
4% Feb. 10
75
II"'
1,700 Superheate. Co (The).. ,....*
7.765 Superior Oil
8
11A Sale
29
Sun OH
40 A
7% Jan.
19
11
19%
11%
1
2 A Sale
3
2% Feb.
3% Feb. 24
3%
12 A Sale
11% Feb. 10
13% Feb. 16
12% Sale
Sale
Feb. 18
114% Feb. 15 117
USA U6A 117
*
Standard OH Export
2
7
I 8% Feb.
2% Feb.
13% Feb.
Sale
1A
Standard Investing Corp.
4
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
10
1%
*
Preferred A
13% Jan.
25
Feb.
7
95
30 A
10
2% Feb. 24
21% Feb. 10
40
Feb.
6% Feb.
2% Feb.
27% Feb.
1% Feb
30% Feb. 11
10
12%
A
1%
9%
54%
Sale
7A
90
Feb.
4
3%
21%
%
4%
Sale
9
Sale
6A
9
28
174,700
13 A
5A
120,500 Standard Gas 8c Elec.....
$4 preferred...
23,000
Preferred (7%)
3,400
300
34,500
1,200
1,900
1,000
3,200
1,300
14,500
93
2,200 Spiegel-May-Stern Co......*
293,700 Standard Brands
Preferred..............r-*
3,700
3,800
3,000
89
9
Feb.
44
3% Sale
16%
25
■
2A
*
100 Spear 8 Co
980
7% preferred
Tidewater Oil
2,300
66,500
29,300
13,700
6,800
6,800
373,400
Sale
97 A
8
...100
Preferred
11,200 Sparks Withington......
100
500
40 A
*
1st preferred...........100
1,190
Spang Chalfant 8c Co
*
10
930
1
2,300 Spalding Bros
370
2,600
%
*
»
100 Southern Dairies class A
300
5
4
65% Feb.
9
11
Jan. 12
% Jan.
4
15
52% Feb. 26
81% Feb. 23
88A Feb. 19
7 A Feb.
1
3% Feb.
2
3% Sale
25% Sale
%
%
4%
5%
8
8%
5% Sale
78
84
15
8A
15
20
...
300
10% Sale
A
Sale
Sale
5 A Sale
53 A
Preferred
............100
1,430
*
II,900 Snider Packing...
Preferred...
5,175
367,800 Socony Vacuum Corp.....25
..100
4,500 Solvay Am Corp pref
*
20,600 So Porto Rico Sug
610
8% preferred......
100
25
46,400 Sou California Edison
23,000
27
7A
Sale
48
1,055
2,000
160
3% Feb.
3% Feb. 23
25% Feb.
5
7% Feb. 11
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
A
Sale
6
...
4% Sale
4
4%
4A
9A
13
800
% Sale
A Sale
4 A Sale
4
4 J>
4A
4A
28 A
30
9 A Sale
9A
12 A
3 A Sale
Sale
Sale
10
12%
15
A Sale
2 A Sale
,2* Ay>
Sale
100
200 Sloss-Sheffield Steel 8c Ir.100
236.500
2,100
8,200
3
32 A Sale
1A
lh
30
37 M
2
25
40%
42
7 A Sale
2%
3
33
Sale
1%
1%
33%
40
40
Sale
2A
24
40
23
23
81
100
63
200
......
32 A Jan,
10% Feb.
8% Feb.
72% Feb.
85% Feb. 25
75
7
.........
8,100 Skelly Oil Co
Preferred
5,400
20% Sale
5
.......
5
16% Feb. 10
Sale
3
Shattuck (GF)
♦
630 Shell Transp 8c Trading— £2
•
62,400 Shell Union OH
Preferred
100
16,800
*
5,900 Shubert Theatre
10
15,500 SI mm s Petroleum
——*
37,700 Simmons Co
*
225,200 Sinclair Con Oil Corp..
1,300
8% preferred.......
100
3,900
1,500
3% Feb.
78%
...
Feb.
8
Feb. 23
a
4
Sale
19
Feb.
6
Feb. 19
Feb.
3
Feb. 13
Feb. 23
Feb. 19
67%
13%
%
2%
7%
5%
% Feb. 16
2'
Highest.
Prices.
20% Feb. 29
3
7
63 %
36
7,800 Sharp & Dohme
A Sale
2%
Sale
*
Feb.
38 A Feb.
8
9
13
Sale
105
14 %
1
Sale Prices.
65% Feb.
20
6%
4%
105
25
.....
2
4% Sale
1
Highest.
Sale Prices.
33 A Feb.
Sale
68
14
12
-100
283,798 Sears, Roebuck 8c Co...
2,800 Second Nat Investors...
500
$5 conv preferred
65%
Sale
42
...
37 A
Sale
68
Sale
Seaboard Oil Co of Del.
400 Seagrave Corp (The)...
300
4,900
1,500
36,600
10
72,200
25,900
700
67%
*
488
40
2,500
71,500
38 A
3,271
.__.*
9,100 Savage Arms Corp
15,500 Schulte Retail Stores..
1,050
7,80,0
3,700
100
Sale
Lowest.
Lowest.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
Preferred (6)......... ..100
Preferred (7)......... ..100
980
Bid.
35 %
10
St Joseph Lead....
400
Ask
69
267,400 Reynolds (RJ)Tob cl B
10
Class A
-10
2,110
2,400 Rhine Westphalia Elec Pr —
*
13,200 Richfield OH Co of Calif
20,800 Rio Grande Oil............*
*
I,600 Ritter Dental Mfg
10,400 Rossia Insurance .........10
Royal BaklPowder 6% pf-100
81",600 Royal Dutch Co N Y shs
12,100
42,600
153.499
1,300
Bid.
Par.
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
1932.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Jan.
7% Jan.
27% Feb.
5%
4%
8%
8%
6
Feb. 20
Feb. 18
Feb. 26
Feb. 16
Feb. 17
4% Feb. 29
4% Jan. 14
58*
30
Feb.
Feb.
3% Jan.
6% Jan.
3
Jan.
23
Feb.
21 100% Feb.
7! 10% Jan.
8, 34% Feb.
17
19
14
12
13
19
15
20
13
N. T. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
Since
February.
Shares.
15,500
3,500
560,400
4,800
300
10,100
30
"5",800
24,000
,,
200
349,883
22,600
'
24
Sale
1
24
Sale
20
3
'"300
100
400
19,100
19,800
8,000
14,900
1,200
37,700
47,600
14,100
32,400
3,900
3.616,310
41.900
1,500
U S Indus Alchol
U S Leatherv t
Class A
e
y t c
70
♦
•
100
a
3$*
853
53
Detlnning——100
1,000
30
660
180
17,400
4,300
Convertible preferred....*
Warren Fdry Ac Pipe
Eisenlohr...
conv
100
Sale
40
6$*
$* Sale
17
25$*
16$* Sale
7
2$*
26$* 38
66
30
30
69
15$* Sale
70
70
80
100
2$* Sale
2$* Sale
7
9
1A Sale
31A 41
10
26
66
17
Preferred
510
3,100
..
1,281,600 Westinghouse El At Mfg..50
7% 1st preferred
50
1,030
4,600 Weston El Instr...
Class A
•
4,000
...»
Westvaco Chlorine Prod...
""""16
""510
Wheeling Steel Corp....
»
Preferred.......
.....100
10,700
1,900
3,000
21,700
3,300
8,900
2,200
20,900
200
"T666
800
15,500
....
White Motor
—_._50
White Rk M
White
Spr ctfs
♦
Sewing Mach.—.*
Preferred
.——.—*
Wilcox Oil At Gas
*
300 Wilcox-Rich Corp class A—*
300
Class B
ll",200
200
1,700
4,100
1,000
397,800
57,100
31*566
Willys-Overland
1
.5
100
4A
13
4,000
21,500
5,500 YaleAcTowne
40,100 Yel Trk Ac C'ch
110
10
1,000
3,500
25
class B...10
7% preferred
100
2,400 Young Spring Ac Wire -.._-.*
.*
3,800 Youngst'n Sh At Tube..
380
""806
"2",800
(Blue) certificates
Zenith Radio Corp
43,100
67,500
Zonite Products Corp
N« Far value
8$* Feb.
90
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
$* Feb.
17
7
Jan.
Jan.
27
15$* Feb. 17
3
15$* Feb.
Feb.
10$* Jan.
15$* Jan. 21
15$* Feb
3
3$* Jan. 27
14$* Feb.
3$* Jan.
.
24$* Feb. 19
Feb.
19
28$* Feb.
19
3$* Jan. 20
21$* Feb. 10
5
1$* Jan.
30$* Jan. 14
4
2$* Feb. 13
5$* Feb. 24
57$* Feb. 26
Feb.
5 113
63$* Feb. 20
Feb.
9$* Feb.
A Feb.
15
6
1
Feb.
24
31$* Feb. 19
31$* Feb.
19
$* Feb.
24
7
3$* Feb. 26
86
Feb.
13
1$* Feb. 27
8$* Feb. 29
Feb.
8
3$* Feb. 29
37
88
Feb.
8
2$* Feb.
10$* Feb.
2$* Feb.
40
Feb
4
13
2
2
Feb.
6
36
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
*
28$* Feb. 24
Feb.
14$* Feb.
Feb.
10
11
22
1
1A
2$*
16$*
24
Sale
3\A
8%
1
1A
3A
20
6
9
9
31
10
26
Sale
& SaL
1«M
20
2% Sale
16
20
A
15
7A
50$*
8A
3A
15 A
8
1A
2$*
20
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
24
2$f
2$*
21$*
24
41$* Sale
18$* Sale
Jan.
22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
14
15
22
12
Feb.
3 A Feb.
24
83$* Jan.
26
2
19$* Jan.
29
29$* Jan.
Jan.
12
69
Jan.
11$* Jan.
5
19
5
27
70
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
73
67
13
14
5
40
10
4
11
Feb. 25
Feb,
2
Feb.
3
47$* Feb. 25
2
58$* Jan.
6
61$* Jan.
8
2
Feb.
23
Feb.
4
Feb.
26
26
53
98
83
10
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
5
14
5
4
Feb.
4
2
10$* Jan.
2$* Jan.
Feb.-,
15
Feb.
Jan.
28* Feb.
Jan.
I* Feb.
Jan.
8* Feb.
2
Jan.
13
1
11
19
14
3
18
28$* Feb. 24
Jan.
22
15$* Jan.
14
50
Jan.
65
Feb.
76
Jan.
5 70
Jan.
6 108$* Feb.
6
95
Jan.
11
15
Feb.
5
4
Feb.
6
2
11
12
2
12
26
26
Feb.
19
33
50
13
12
Jan.
Jan.
4
Feb.
4
Feb.
19
4
Feb.
Feb.
13
19$* Jan.
61$* Jan.
17$* Feb. 13
35$* Feb. 19
72$* Jan. 20
9$* Feb.
19
6
'l2" Feb" 17
19
9
Feb
71$*
9
2
29$* Feb. 26
8$* Feb. 10
8
23$* Feb.
1*
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2
15
94
?88
10$*
28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17
3
17
13
1
Feb.
19
3
1$* Feb.
5
13
20
3 $* Feb.
Feb.
20
26
Feb. 29
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
1
13
12$*
50$* Sale
39
Feb.
15
Feb.
26
30
Feb.
10
Feb.
13
8$* Feb.
Feb.
6
15
9$* Feb.
4$* Feb.
1
16
Feb.
31$*
24$*
6$*
45$*
48
50
Sale
8$* Sale
Sale
4
Sale
15$*
24
8$*
9$*
15$* Sale
22
8
20
18
16
8$*
8
Feb.
9
8$* Feb.
3$* Feb.
10
Feb.
27
22
6
Feb.
18$* Sale
6$*
13
10
10
31
25
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 17
Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Feb. 19
5
Feb.
23$*
2$* Feb.
3$*
22$*
44$*
23$*
Feb.
Feb.
20
13
21
17
2
40
16$*
7$*
18
18
20
30
9
9 $*
4
8
Feb.
Feb.
23 H
x37
42
45
12$* Sale
24
24
5
Jan.
5
Feb.
Jan. 27
Feb. 19
6
Jan.
Jan. 22
3
108$* Feb.
Sale
2$*
22$*
20
Sale
Feb.
$*
39$*
4$*
88$*
1H
7$*
1$*
35
9
7
35
20
Jan.
4
Feb.
10$* Feb.
1
50
13
Sale
24
II*
2$* Feb.
2$*
17
31
51A
Jan.
4
9
Feb.
19
Feb.
Jan.
29$*
8A
21$*
$*
1
19
19
Jan.
19
Jan.
12
12
Jan.
14
Feb. 26
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
7
Jan.
3$* Jan.
20
Feb.
23
9$* Feb. 19
31$* Jan.
5
10$* Feb. 29
28
1
Feb.
Jan.
1$* Feb.
17
2
3
12
5
Feb.
17
13
20
Feb.
13
18
2$*
21
41
15
59
10$* Jan.
Jan.
$* Jan.
3$*
10$*
12$*
$*
20$*
A
Feb.
Feb.
50
23$*
31$* Feb. 19
6
23
66
17$*
Feb.
4
34$* Feb.
13$* Feb.
10$* Sale
Sale
$*
A
1A
2
5
Sale
7
Jan.
Feb.
27
63$* Feb. 20
18$* Feb. 19
Jan.
Feb. 19
7
15
15$* Feb. 20
19
20
5
24
1
1
9
30$*
19
11$* Jan.
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7$* Sale
12
28
10$*
12
6
9
Feb.
Feb.
6
2$* Jan.
4
Sale
Sale
5
14
Jan.
4
14
1
Feb.
Sale
11
Jan.
Feb.
1
Sale
10$*
13
14
14
Jan.
Feb.
6
Sale
10$
8J
36A
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
12 125
Feb.
14
19
2$* Jan. 14
5$4 Feb. 24
57$* Feb. 26
27
1
IK Feb.
20
47$* Feb,
63
10 A
Feb.
14
26
2
$* Feb.
17
Jan. 28
70
Sale
29
4
Jan.
66
24
Sale
13 A
Sale
8$*
119$* Jan.
18
17
8
Feb.
5
Feb.
9
13 A
23 A
6A
14
Jan.
36
19
3
8A
29A
59
6
2
$* Feb.
2
8
5
Jan.
8$*
5
Jan.
5$*
Feb. 10 log
5
17
Jan.
Jan. 25 38$*
'4
Jan.
52$*
Jan. 29 113
4
Feb.
Sale
6A
20
Jan.
Feb.
18$* Feb.
Sale
38 A
4
55$* Jan. 28
Feb.
9
3A
3
30
5$*
3$*
7$*
14$*
36$*
35 A
19 z98$*
10
24
63$*
104$*
86$*
10$*
12$* Sale
5$* Jan.
18$* Jan.
59
70
98
4
125
27
Feb.
65
Jan.
8$* Feb. 13
5$* Feb. 19
10$* Feb. 18
16$* Feb. 13
38$* Feb. 18
52$* Feb. 19
65
Sale
$* Jan. 23
$2 Feb. 15
50$* Jan. 14
5
1
Sale
■
3
'
44
17
15
15
$* Jan.
2$* Jan.
18
17
15
19
Feb.
Feb.
6
28
Jan.
12$* Feb.
7
Jan.
81
50
Feb. 26
6
•
4
Feb.
36
Jan.
93$* Jan. 21
1$* Jan.
20
17$* Feb.
S8*
80
17 A
32
25
11,300
1,300
15
Jan.
27$* Feb.
Sale
100
700
19
37
8
a
40 %
7% preferred "A"......100
6% preferred B
100
1,400
500 Wright Aeronautic—..*
37,300 Wrigley (Wm) Jr
600
Feb.
92$* Jan.
21
1
1
10
113,900 Worthington P At M—
5
5
Feb.
49
8
Sale
2
100
17
2
44$* Feb. 20
15$* Feb.
J*
»
...
5
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
20$* Feb.
10$i
lk
Sale
18
..........
7%
preferred
1,400
Wilson At Co
3,200
"A"
5,700
Preferred
2,600
Woolworth (F W)
749,100
Jan.
Jan.
21
2$*
37
(6)—..—.100
3,800 Western Dairy Prod A———*
Class B v t c_.......—_—_*
11,800
100
251,350 Western Union Teleg
29,300 Westinghouse Air Brake
Jan.
77
2$*
14$*
1$*
4$*
10$*
12$*
A
2
36
6% preferred..........100
2,200
9,000
138,800
12,200
735,800
Jan.
Jan.
11
11
15
7
21
27
16
69
Sale
90$*
1$*
2
8 $4 Sale
2
2$*
36$*
40
West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
770
Jan.
Jan.
25
19
2
70
preferred—......*
1,760
Feb.
25
45
Sale
2% Sale
5
8
10
7$* Feb. 10
9
15$* Feb.
$*
21
•
90 West Penn El Co "A"
7% preferred.....—.100
1,410
620
19
Feb. 10
Feb. 10
Feb. 10
Feb. 26
3$* Feb.
62$*
63$*
120
120$* 130
*
800
Jan.
Jan.
6$* Feb.
24$* Feb.
7$* Feb.
38
*
Wesson Oil At Snowdrift
$4
39
38
23$*
3$* Sale
85$*
86$*
5$*
30
41
4$*
21$* Sale
69
13$*
—
440
•
8
$*
18$* Sale
...
12" 700
Feb.
4
21$*
2$*
4$*
57$*
50
.......—100
7% preferred.......... 100
Webster
X
o
37 A
Preferred
.....—.100
70
1
130 Wells Fargo Ac Co
60
21
17
—100
_
40
Sale
100
——100
Co
Sale
13$* Sale
2$*
7
33$*
40
*
preferred——160
7A
8$* Sale
A Sale
Corp..———*
*
248,600 Warner Bros Pictures
Preferred
1,830
......*
2,800 Warner-Quintan.
Warren Bros.—.
——•
24,200
580
Feb.
99$* Feb.
61$* Feb.
76,400
1,200
1,300
11/200
6,700
31,760
19
Sale
•
4
Feb. 29
Feb.
47
102
—
$* Jan. 23
26
80$* Feb.
$* Feb. 19
3$* Feb. 15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
99$* Sale
61A Sale
7% preferred..........100
3,300
1,900
270
$*
2$*
45$*
5$*
37$* Feb. 10
Walworth
5,300
3,200
45$* Feb. 10
6
13$* Feb.
14$* Feb. 23
Sale
4,800
*
1,300 Ward Baking class A—..
Class B
*
8,700
7% preferred..........100
2,600
600
20
16
16
100 Walgreen
"2", 166
1
9
Feb.
x46
Vulcan
5
Feb.
Sale
Waldorf System
19
Feb.
39
620 Virginia Elec Ac Power 6% pf *
Virginia Iron, Coal Ac CokelOO
5,010
17$* Jan.
86$* Feb.
16
United States Steel-. —.100
Preferred
19
26
80
Sale
....
6
Jan. 21
Feb. 11
Jan.
4
Feb.
8
20
42
Sale
————*
10 Van Raalte Co
7% 1st preferred...—.100
30
90,900
Feb.
Feb.
8$*
Sale
2,500 Va-Caro Chem
7% prior pref
3,200
6% preferred
1,300
1
24
3
17
2
1
2$* Feb.
44$* Feb. 20
8
7A
4
165,400 Vanadium Corp of America.*
2.450
10
92
2$* Feb. 26
Sale
Sale
4A
6A
54 A
76
59
"9",066
8$* Feb. 25
96
Feb. 24
23 A
2A
L20
250
Feb.
Feb.
~3$| "4A
Copper...—......-10
2,400
1,100
1
Feb.
50
7
Sale
Utah
10
4$* Feb. 17
91
Sale^
Preferred.....———-100
1,300
10
29
4
4$*
10
12
1
20
10
38
1
33
4
28
1
4
16
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Preferred
2
30
1
31$* Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
28
Sale
Vadsco Sales
9$* Jan.
20
150
700
97$* Feb. 24
4
1
7
5
25
Jan.
38
16
Jan.
Jan.
90
8
27
Feb.
6$* Jan.
46
9
18
Feb.
2
18
6
18
7
19$* Jan.
Jan.
6
10$* Feb. 19
21
16
7
190
300
19
1
13 A Jan.
16$* Feb. 17
20$* Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
5
Sale
Sale
*
112,100
12$* Feb.
l$f Feb.
81
80
133,500
11,400
17
20
110
81,400
3,300
16
29
97$* Feb. 24
10
Sale
Impt....—*
Utilities P Ac L "A"
Feb.
Feb.
02 A
—.100
S Tobacco
Feb.
6$* Feb.
26
8
8A
16 A
37 J*
U
46
18
Sale
1H
28$*
17 A
*
U S Rubber
5
5
Feb.
8% 1st preferred—.—.100
U S Smelt Ref Ac Mg
...50
Preferred
—-.50
U S Realty At
27
86$* Feb.
12 A
105*
94
*
————.—*
.————*
Prior preferred ytc
Jan.
9$* Jan.
41$* Jan.
IX
Express-.-.—...-.--100
U S Hoffman Mach
15
17
Sale
-*
2,500 U S Freight
18,600 U S Gypsum Co....——20
7% preferred........-.100
229,600
9,600
6.600
10$* Feb. 11
13
Sale
-—
"""166
15
Feb.
$* Feb.
1
19,800 U S Foreign Securities Corp.*
Preferred-.*
900
123,700
3.600
2,300
Feb.
17
19 A
20
75,400 U S Pipe Ac Foundry
1st preferred
*
1,800
800 U S Dlstrib Corp .......——*
Preferred
100
U S
9
Feb.
8
Feb.
6
Feb. 10
Feb.
9
Feb. 10
Feb. 11
Feb. 10
18
8
34
Sale
Sale Prices.
13
4"
9$* Feb.
1
Highest.
Prices.
16$* Feb.
4
2
i",66o
9
Feb. 26
Sale
—
20,600
1,200
1,656,550
23,300
1,200
93
Sale
Prices
Feb. 29
Sale
.
-
190
vs:
95
6
31
.
2
20A Feb.
100
Preferred
3,700 United Piece Dye Works..—*
Preferred
100
790
*
15,300 United Stores A—......
Preferred
—*
26,200
2,000 Universal Leaf Tobacco.—*
Preferred
—100
290
100
900 Universal Pict 1st ref
40
900
8
23 A
230,245 United Gas Ac Impt Co...—*
Preferred-...
6,500
United Paperboard Co—.100
800
15,300
Feb.
12$* Feb. 10
41$* Feb.
9
Sale
—
70
500
15
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
10$* Feb. 11
15$*
Sale
__
1,000
200
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
.—.——100
25,800 United Electric Coal—.—*
—*
60,500 United Fruit
3,600 Universal Pipe Ac Rad Co—*
Preferred
100
110 United Dyewood—...
490
3,300
15,000
8,700
Feb. 29.
Sale
10 United Business Publishers-*
10,600 United Carbon...........—*
54,750 United Cigar Stores
*
1,900
6% preferred.. ......—100
790,768 United Corp
Preferred—
48,100
18,700
31,200
2,600
3,000
1.
Ask.
....
100
108",255
Feb.
1932.
Par
29,700 Union Oil, California
25
7,300 Union Tank Car
1,050,600 United Aircraft Ac Tr Corp—
Preferred
.....--50
10,300
900 United American Bosch Corp*
*
12,400 United Biscuit of Am
50
Preferred
100
100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 1
Jan. 1.
Shares.
41
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
9
7$* Feb.
4
13$* Feb, 10
52
22
Feb. 27
9$* Feb. 16
17$* Feb. 17
2$* Jan.
5
3
Jan.
13
Jan.
7
26
11
12
25
1
Jan.
$* Jan.
2$* Jan.
Jan.
11
17
18
Jan.
36$*
15$*
31$*
24$*
Jan.
5
Jan,
5
Feb. 18
Feb. 26
5
Jan.
7
25
45$* Feb. 19
8$*
3$*
20$*
7$*
Feb. 10
Jan.
2
Jan.
6
Jan. 20
12$* Jan.
2
3$* Feb. 17
25
Jan.
15
44$* Feb.
23 J
Feb.
41
Jan.
Jan.
30]
Jan.
8]
57
Jan.
13
10$* Jan.
5
Jan.
18
24
19
15
11
14
18
14
Jan.
12
9$* Feb.
17$* Feb.
17
16
...
-
*
1
A Sale
7 A Sale
1
1$*
7$* Sale
$*
8$8
1
Sale
$* Feb.
7$* Feb.
1
Feb.
2
$* Jan.
2
2
9$* Feb. 26
6$* Jan.
4
9$* Feb. 26
Jan.
22
New York Curb
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK
Stock Sales.
1932.
'
Sharesm
3,975,765
9,087,202
NEW YORK
Jan.
149,616,000
1932.
Bid.
Par.
INDUSTRIAL AND
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
Ask.
MISCELLANEOUS
1,100
700
175
""'466
500
125
200
Steel
100
100 Aero Underwriters
6,900 Agfa Ansco Corp
""300
"53* "T"
Preference.
.....
5*
2,900
2,100
261
Preferred
Aluminum Ltd
30
Jl
10,600
Sale
55
Feb.
25
15X
20^
Sale
15
20
29"850
;
51,150
2,100
21,700
100
3,500
4,400
Cyanamid
com
cl B
Ji
7
IX
%
3%
%
450 Amer Laund Mach
20
10
5-16 Feb.
X
X
1X
34 Feb.
Feb.
3
47
17
5* Feb. 20
5134 Feb. 26
126
Feb.
1 150
Feb.
25
100
Feb.
16 110
8 18
Feb.
16j
100
Feb.
20
X
Sale
108
100
37,700
3,500
1,400
800
Class B
v
...*
t c
1
"2X
lsfl
1
17
8
234
Sale
2
1
Sale
26
1634
X
Sale
12
Sale
12
*
Ex stock distribution
X
a
^
Sale
10
2,830 Armstrong Cork.com.
734 Feb.
3
12
Feb. 29
934 Feb.
433* Feb.
19
Feb.
1
5
Feb.
11
6
25* Feb.
16
25* Feb.
% Sale
X Sale
IX
IX
IX
7%
Feb. 29
354 Feb. 20
4
34 Feb.
1634 Feb. 17
10
10
3
X
X
134 Sale
IX
834
Vs
1J4
7
1
30
16
X
Sale
7X
American deposit rects__£l
500 Associated Laundries com..*
300 Associated Rayon Corp com.*
13,900
200
100
1,300 Atlantic Coast Fisheries
1,200 Atlantic Fruit k Sugar
1,300
"""300
900 Atlantic Securities
1
3* Feb.
1
5* Feb.
1
Feb. 25
54 Feb. 23
134 Feb. 25
7
Feb.
8
*
311,500
1,900
13,600
Atlas
..__..*
Utilities Corp com
*
300
34 Jan.
5* Jan.
5
6
Feb.
25
8
134 Feb. 25
734 Feb.
6
350 Babcock 5c Wilcox Co—.100
Bellanca Aircraft vtc
.*
150
1,600
2,400
2,300
3,800
Benef Indus Loan com
200
500 Bickford's Inc
500
600
$2.50
com
cum conv
*
^
pref......*
300
50
common
93*
23
134
55*
3354
Sale
Sale
5*
si
40
134
Sale
4
45
134
934
4
1
5
834 Feb.
93* Feb.
5
13
11
10
24
x9
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
14
15
454 Feb.
3
20
19
11
.
Feb.
24
Feb.
25
103* Feb.
1
13*
25
23
20
1-16 Jan.
5
3
Feb. 24
2
Jan.
4
1
1
39
1
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
23
24
24
Feb.
4
23
Feb.
24
x9
Feb.
Feb.
15
*9
Feb.
x9
Feb.
15
3
4
4
23
24 3*
13
10
99
70
IX
18 X
32,
4
Sale
Sale
100
234
134
223*
16
3 34
Sale
Sale
"83"" "95""
Feb.
24
454 Feb.
3
Jan.
13* Feb.
185* Feb.
6
2
Feb.
17
1
Jan.
11
23
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
20
Feb.
4
86
Feb.
13
JX
15
2
17
4
8
15
3
Feb.
13
86
59
3
3
s
2
Sale
89
7
200 Blauner
Feb.
21
7
41
1
Jan.
Jan.
834 Feb.
93* Feb.
3X
134
934
634
334 Sale
134 Sale
1934
193*
6
434
*
2,300 Bliss (E W) Ac Co common
*
30,887 Blue Ridge Corp com
__..*
22,087
Opt 6% Conv pref
50
500 Blumenthal (S) k Co com..
50 Bohack (H C) 7% 1st pref 100
200
2,100
10,137
13,437
134
10 3*
43* Feb.
10
43* Feb.
10
86
10
Prior preferred.......
900 Bourjois Inc
100
*
-43*
5X
4%
5X
354
5
300
1st preferred
/
V
54.
100
28
Feb.
Feb.
24
25
Jan.
14
2
23
Feb.
Feb.
13
86
Jan. 15
Jan.
7
2
Jan. 14
2
17
15
Jan. 11
Feb. 13
Feb.
Feb.
59
4
Bowman-Bilt Hotels—
For footnotes see page
634 Jan.
6
20
Boston & Maine RR—
100
8
354 Feb. 19\
54 Jan. 25
134 Feb. 13
13* Feb.
3
1-16 Jan.
5
354 Jab. 15
254 Feb. 16
654 Jan. 13
3434 Feb.
3
134 Jan.
9
41
2
IX
2
Jan.
10
3
3
45
9
Jan.
9
Feb.
434
2
1
54 Jan.
2
40
234
40
25
54 Jan.
2
134 Feb. 26
134 Jan.
7
10
11
4%
2%
.__*
23* Jan.
X Feb.
33* Feb.
3
45
6
26
4
5* Feb. 19
x43* Feb.
3
40
234 Jan.
5-16 Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
11
2
34
54 Jan.
8
134 Jan 21
7
Feb.
8
14
6
3
10
134
334
"I
Sale
1
234 Jan.
34 Feb.
33* Feb.
34
43
11
27
4
19
2
IX
54
x4X
11
43* Jan.
333* Feb.
154 Jan.
13*
1%
18
Jan.
6
7
Feb.
5
Feb
16
Feb. 15
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
2X
IX
554
Jan.
5
234 Jan.
154 Jan.
19
33*
254
654
3434
134
IX
33* Feb.
54 Feb. 26
134 Feb. 13
1
Feb. 20
13
Jan.
934 Feb.
10
2
IX Sale
Warrants...............
9,100 Automatic Voting Mach com *
Conv prior participating..*
6,500
2,400
Jan.
30
53* Feb.
333* Feb.
154 Feb.
3%
1
Preferred A...
45
24
3%
2
5% Sale
12
534 Jan.
42X Feb.
30
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
33*
1
2
17
Jan.
11
16
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Feb. 13
Feb.
3
334
2
IX
454 Sale
Feb.
153* Feb.
54 Feb. 19
134 Feb. 26
13* Feb. 17
7-16 Feb.
Feb.
Jan. 18
Jan. 12
Feb. 13
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
6
Feb. 29
354
54
134
13*
5
*
com
700 Atlas Plywood
500
77,200
1,000
5,600
*
Feb.
Jan.
vt.
■
16
Associated Elec Industries—
5,600
2
34 Feb. 16
8
25*
134
223*
334
54
o2
Feb. 26
3
Sale
IX
>4 Jan.
E" Jan.
13
223* Feb.
Feb.
2X
Feb. 25
16
Feb. 20
Feb.
10
18
3* Jan .
7X Jan.
134 Jan.
16
Feb.
30
234
IX
50
Jan.
14X Feb.
3* Jan.
34 Feb. 16
8
254 Feb. 26
154 Feb. 13
25
1
34 Jan.
7
5* Feb. 20
5134 Feb. 26
5
15
2
20
17
4234 Feb. 13
5
22
5* Jan.
454 Feb.
15
8
19
234 Jan.
1-16 Jan.
50
10
5
13
5-16 Jan.
Feb.
Jan. :
Feb.
Jan.
Jan. :
Feb.
234 Jan.
9
4
19
4
43
30
Sale
16
6
15
6
34
234
3*
34
3*
47
Jan.
17
19
Feb.
Feb.
6
5* Feb.
223* Feb. 13
234 Feb. 26
8
34 Feb.
153* Feb. 29
45%
Sale
Feb.
9
X Feb.
Sale
~~3p
19
454 Feb.
334
%
153*
Sale
43
13-16 Sale
1
IX
*
Fence com
23* Sale
Feb.
1-16 Jan.
20
8
20
7
1,500 Arcturus Radio Tube com..*
*
200
X Feb.
54 Feb.
7
8
2""
«
3,500
1,350
Feb.
2
9
Feb.
3
Anglo-Chile Nitrate Corp....
1,000
1434 Feb.
X Feb.
Sale
3%
Sale
.....
American Yvette Co com...*
Anchor Post
3X
9
5
1
150 Amer Transformer common. *
Amer Utilities & Gen Corp—
11,800
2,200
s
173* Sale
% Sale
32
20
*
300 Amer Phenix Corp,
1,000 Amer Salamandra Corp....50
Amer Thread preferred
..5
1,300
600
160
115
140
110
6
18
16,
19
1034 Jan.
934 Jan.
Jan.
110
12
19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
234 Feb.
1034 Jan.
6
2
..*
200 American Meter Co
100
Sale
Sale
Feb.
X Feb.
11X
30
Jan.
33* Feb. 17
33* Feb. 17
1X Feb.
3
X
46
45
100
Preferred
Sale
534
1,050 Amer Mfg Co common.....100
475
IX
a
17
20
15
200 Amer Maize Products com...*
com
^
25
Feb.
15
X
21
100
875
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
1
Feb.
1
X
Sale
T" Sale"
20
275
300
19
5-16
9
8
100
*
1,600 Amer Dept Stores Corp..
140
7% 1st pref series A.....100
*
9,700 American Equi'les com..
40,100 Amer Founders Corp..._.._*
100 American Hardware___.__.25
13,500 Amer Investors com cl B.._*
Warrants
8,100
600
25
Feb.
X Sale
IX
5
X
X
10 X
8
Sale
Jan.
8
8
22
19
33*
3 3*
35*
1034
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Warrants
Amer
Feb.
454
34
615*
675*
1
234 Feb.
1034 Feb.
9
Feb.
34 Feb.
10 >3
126
54
5
7
-16
22
Feb.
Corp common....*
American
300
8
Feb.
8
58
63
29
Sale
55
800 Amer Commercial Alcohol
800
5
2
14
Feb.
-
10
48X
...
Feb.
8
Feb.
4
Feb.
Sale
X
15
9
Sale
$5.50 prior preferred
.._*
817 American Cigar Co. com..100
Preferred
100
150
2,500
3-16 Feb.
354 Feb. 18
3%
Sale
X
_*
27
Jan.
334 Jan.
400
50
9
63
X
1,100
300
X Feb.
51
Corp.*
Amer British & Contr
2
Jan.
Jan.
134 Feb.
100
...*
100 Amer Beverage Corp...
337
253* Feb.
64
nx
1134
Sale
5
1,500
9
15
*
"""365
8
6234
io%
75*
34
2 34
3*
Aluminum Goods
Jan.
12
8
11
4
12
13
3
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
3
Mfg
""966
8
2
45
500 Amer Capital Corp com cl A*
Common class B
*
900
20
%
....
200 American Arch Co
3,700 Amer Austin Car Com
100
2
Feb.
2334 Feb.
31
40
Series D warrants
36
3,200
Sale
28
5-16
3
14
Feb.
Feb. 13
Feb.
3
Feb. 29
Feb.
1
Feb. 20
Feb.
2
7
Series C warrants..
30
30
2,200
J*-
Feb.
5X Feb.
54 Feb.
234
1234
234
4434
634
34
X Feb.
X
8
"51 3* Sale"
*
...
Series B warrants...
261
434
3
7
5-16
6X
*
100
Aluminum Co common
9
8j
500 Alliance Investment com—*
200 Allied Int Inv $3 conv pref—*
*
5,800 Allied Mills Inc
200 Allied Motor Indus com....*
60,185
4,300
1
3
2
734
M
2X
23
*
2,400
1,200 All America General Corp_20
1,600
"6
50
50
Alexander Industries
""800
IX Feb.
1234 Feb.
42
2X Sale
234
9
Feb.
Jan.
3% Feb.
5
Jan.
2X
1
12
1
2^
3% Feb.
10
4
10
15* Sale
1334
1234
234
134
4434 Sale
7
534
18
23
Jan.
-—
125 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
160
:>
.100
Warrants
300
125
2,000
......*
*
2,200 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com
1,600 Air Investors Inc com v t c..*
Convertible preference...*
800
800
400
26,825
com
Preferred
375
250
1234
15
33* Sale
Corp—..*
Feb.
Jan.
18
10
3034 Feb.
634 Feb.
Feb. 23
6
7
'3X "I'X
534
4
2
1
700
5X
Highest
Sale Prices.
25
155*
354
Class B
500
2,000
"634 "734
*
common.......25
Acme Wire Co v t c
.....25
Adams Millis 7% 1st pf
100
Aero Supply Mfg class A
*
Acetol Products. Inc. A
Acme
18
30J4 Feb.
300 Abbott Laboratories com—*
100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
FEBRUARY.
Jan. 2
1.
Shares.
Shares.
127,285,000
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
February.
*
PRICES IN
AGGREGATE SALES,
$62,503,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29—..—
21,288,137
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
1931.
<
,
i— — - $62,271,000
February
11,939,237
...
February
1932.
Bond Sales.
1931.
6
Jan. 15
434 Jan.
7
Jan.
14
'
NEW
YORK
CURB
AGGREGATE SALES
300 Bridgeport Machine com....*
1,400 Brill Corp class A
*
Class B
♦
700
100 Brillo Mfg Co common
X
6*6
12 M
6% pref with
600
A*
12*
X
9
Sale
6*6
15
2
1*6
12
2
.50
15,200 Burma Corp, Amer dep rcta..
2,500 Butler Bros
20
6,500 Cable Radio Tube com v
100 Campe (The) Corp com
30
30
"I*
t c.*
2
2X
*6
300 Carman & Co con* A stk
2,500 Carnation Co common
...♦
500 Carrier Corp common.....
"1*1 ""1*6
"in
1*6
"1*6
2
2*6
%
X Sale
*6
11
17*6
17*6
14
40
18
22
18
40
29
33
28
1,500 Centrifugal Pipe Corp
1,200 Chain Stores Develop com
4
4
*
*
1,000 Chain Store Stocks Inc
•
300 Charis Corp common....._.*
60 Chic Burl 8c Qulncy RR..100
300
20
Cities Service common......*
Preferred
•
Preferred B
5*6:
11*6
15
10
48
5*6 Sale
45*6 Sale
*6 Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
ix
1*6 Sale
1*6
4
3
3
1-16
8
3
8
18
Feb.
2
Feb.
15
22
10
*6
3
1-16
14
4
3 *6
4*6
45%
4*6
Sale
100
Merchandising
1-16 Sale
...»
v t c
17
8
8
10
29*6 Feb.
1*6 Feb.
3*6 Feb.
1
1*6 Feb.
3*6 Feb.
-^mmm
100
Sale
100
7*6
4*6 Feb.
2
1*6 Feb.
Courtaulds Ltd
,100
50
1*6
2*6
2
Sale
2*6 Feb.
2
4*6
9*6 Sale
3
7*6
3*6
9
6*6
1*6
1*6
8*6
Crown Zellerbach Corp
$6 conv pref A
700 Cuban Cane Products warr
—
1,000 Cuneo Press
800
1,900 Curtiss Wright
1,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
12*6
2*6
7
10
300
300
400
30
3,600
10,500
2,200
_
1,200
200
700
2,900
1,400
53
Sale
4
1*6
14
15*6
*6 Sale
9*6 Sale
1*6 Sale
*6 Sale
•
2*6
13*6
Sale
46*6
54
3*4
4
1*6 Sale
17
17
20
17*6
17
Sale
Sale
8*6
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
*6
1
*4
"§"
3-16 Sale
5-16
70
3*6
4*6
Sale
6
"2*6 "3"
35
19
20
6
8*6
8
1*6
*6
*6
Sale
Sale
Sale
*6
*6
*6
*6
1*6
*6
*
7X
4
38
42
17*6
30
1*6
1*6
7*6
8*6
7*6 Sale
3
3*6
39
21*6
X
X
1
17*6
2*4
16
1*6
3*6
3
5
3*1
14*6 Sale
5*4
6
6
7*4
400
2*6
2
15*4
Sale
2
9*6
3*6
2*6
1*6
11*6
17
4*4
Sale
4
3
12
Sale
5*6 Sale
*6
♦
2
'ar footnotes see page 54
1
2
10
Jan.
22
2
2*6 Jan. 22
18
10
8
Jan.
Feb.
16
10
11*6
7*6
1*6
2*6
Feb. 18
Feb.
1
Feb. 15
Feb. 16
Feb.
8
Feb.
15
Feb.
Jan.
16
8
Feb. 18
Jan.
9
Jan. 14
Feb. 16
5
15
Feb.
16
5*6 Jan.
27
17
53
13
3*6 Feb. 11
2
1*6 Jan.
5*6
Jan.
6
19
2
Feb.
19
Feb.
16
12*6 Feb. 24
13
Feb.
11
10
1-32 Jan. 11
15
Jan. 27
Jan.
Feb.
18
Jan.
14
5
1-16 Jan.
4
3-32 Jan.
11
18
13*6 Feb.
18
14
Jan.
Jan.
8
11
14*6
1 *6
Jan.
15
3-32Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
13
3*6
33*6
18*6
6*6
Feb. 17
Feb. 26
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
8
13H
Feb.
1
10*6 Feb.
2
5
Feb.
1
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
13
16
14
14
17
18
18
19
7
Jan. 12
Jan. 21
Feb. 16
Feb. 19
Jan,
2
Feb.
13
10
Feb.
Jan.
1*6
*6
2*6
19*6
1*6
Feb.
16
13*6 Feb.
*6 Feb.
7*6 Feb.
*6 Feb.
*6 Feb.
*6 Feb.
1
*6 Feb. 17
14*6 Feb.
7
6*1 Feb. 17
7*6 Feb. 18
4*6 Jan. 27
2*6 Jan. 14
4*6 Feb.
2
8
9
9
19
11*6
8*6
1*6
2*6
5*6 Feb. 26
5*6 Feb. 26
3
Feb.
10
19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
50
19
29
15
2
8
17
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3*6 Jan.
9*6 Jan.
15
11
Jan. 30
6*6
53*6
4*6
41*6
1*6
3*6
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
30
5
Jan.
3*6 Feb.
1*6 Feb.
6*6 Jan. 19
12*6 Jan. 28
99*4 Jan. 4
2*6 Jan.
3*6 Jan.
3
50
1
11
7
8
Feb. 23
16
4*6 Feb.
3-16 Jan. 19
23
8
12
Jan.
Jan.
2
6
11*4
4*6
*6
1*6
25
4*6 Jan.
Feb.
62^
3*4 Feb.
5
50
Feb.
Jan.
10
1-32
6
7*6 Feb.
*6 Feb.
*6 Jan.
Jan. 28
1-16
62
Feb.
5
5
13
3*6 Feb. 17
Jan.
16
8
Feb.
35
Feb.
19
29
Jan.
6
3?*
Feb.
Feb.
23
9
66
Feb.
16
66
1*6 Feb.
*6 Feb.
1
11
Feb.
5
Feb.
19
22
17
18*6 Feb.
5*6 Jan.
2
Jan.
66
22
*6 Feb. 15
1
*6 Feb.
Feb.
4
16
*6 Feb. 15
*6 Jan. 26
*6 Jan. 20
2
*6 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
18
_
7
Sale
7
29
4
45*4
5
65
Feb.
3*6 Feb. "
39
Feb.
30
*6
18*6
2*6
*6
21*6
3*6
/•' J
15
1*6
3*6
20
Feb.
5*6
7
3*6
4
1*6
1*6
14*6 Sale
23*4 Sale
5*6
*6
*4
*6
2
Sale
4
1*6
2
i
.
3*6 Sale
8
1
9
Sale
3*6
Sale
4
3*6 Feb. 24
l-16Feb. 20
*6 Feb.
19
14*6 Feb. 24
16*6 Feb.
15
4
Jan. 25
8*6 Feb. 17
66
Feb. 16
1*6
7%
Jan.
18
Jan.
12
Jan.
11
1*6 Jan.
5
4
Feb.
18
12
Jan.
14
2*6 Jan.
8*6 Jan.
8*4 Feb.
4*6 Jan.
47*6 Feb.
11*6 Jan.
9
14
13
14
17
30
4
30
*6 Feb. 15
8
16*6 Jan.
3*6 Feb. 24
20
3
Jan. 26
8
Feb.
15
1
Jan.
6
6*6 Feb. 10
4
6*6 Jan.
3
Jan.
30
38
Jan.
4
Feb.
1-16
Feb.
1
4
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
24
1
Feb.
11
2
"3*6 Feb".
10*6
5*6
6*6
8*6
23
17
5
6
Feb.
2
*6 Feb.
17
2*4
X
2
Feb.
24
8
8*6
8
Feb.
10
2
3*6
1
*6 Feb. 15
2*6 Feb.
*6 Feb.
11
Jan.
13
9
15
27
1
Jan.
27
Feb.
5
24
Jan.
2
23
14M Jan.
2
26
Jan.
15
1*6 Jan.
8*6 Jan.
16*6 Jan.
9
14'
Feb.
17
6
3
2
2
57
24
10
*6 Jan.
5
3
Jan.
5
2
Jan. 20
Feb. 24
Feb. 29
Jan.
*4 Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
X
*6 Jan.
Feb.
6
Jan. 27
Jan. 11
2
8
3*6 Feb.
13
Feb. 15
Feb. 25
6*6 Jan. 11
5*6 Feb. 26
*6 Jan.
6
57
Feb.
8*1
33
13
24
24
1
Jan.
4
Feb.
Feb.
6
4*6 Feb. 11
4*6 Jan. 21
*6 Jan. 26
6
*6 Jan.
8
*6 Jan.
1
8
24
lH
4
8*6 Feb.
J
3*6 Feb. 24
5-16
Jan.
5*6 Jan.
1
57
27
16*6 Feb.
3
3-16Feb.
15
Jan.
9
3*6 Feb. 27
5*6 Feb. 13
5*6 Feb. 26
4
*6 Feb.
24
16
14*6 Feb. 24
24*6 Feb. 29
18
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
14*6
1*6
3*6
*6
10*6
6*6 Jan. 25
8
7*6 Jan.
*6 Jan. 11
4*6 Feb. 11
5*6 Feb. 26
2
20
7*6 Feb. 15
8*6 Feb. 25
11*6 Feb.
17
14*6 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
1
*6
1*6
1*6
3*6
Feb.
*6
100
9*6
15
Feb. 19
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
Feb. 17
*6 Feb. 15
3*6 Feb. 24
57
Sale*'
a
Sale
30
18
Feb.
2*6
8*6
8*6
4*6
47*6
*6 Feb. 15
3
5*6
6
7*6
Feb.
4
8
1*6 Feb.
6*6 Feb.
Sale**
2*6
v*
1
600
5,065
12,400
18
Jan. 18
2*6 Feb. 26
9
*6 Jan.
7
*6 Feb. 23
*6 Jan. 21
1*6 Feb.
8
7*6 Feb.
Sale
7*6
3-16
3-16
7% preferred
1-32 Feb.
3
7
preference.........*
400
50
2*6
30
g
8
7
'"*6 "~"*i
A
Jan. 23
Jan.
5
6
_
9
class
5
3
4*6 Jan. 27
1*6 Feb.
5
8
Sale
•
Amer dep rcts__Ord reg £1
1*4
15*6
'
50
47
18^ 25^
1,900
3,700
15,400
7
13
10*6 Jan. 12
IX
8
2*4
X
800
1,700
6,700
4
Feb.
8
1
6*6
ex
3*6
*
300
"§66
*6 Jan.
1-16 Jan.
13*6 Feb.
Feb.
4
400
300
700
200
Conv
3
1*6
com
1,000 Federated Capital Corp.....*
1,200
6% cum preferred.......25
3,600
1,500
100
Jan.
5
Jan. 14
1
7
1*4
Sale
*6
*4
a
Sale
200 Fansteel Products
Inc......*
200
64,800
9
62
13*6
Sale
2*6
Class B
5*6 Jan.
44*6 Jan.
5
4*6 Feb. 10
41*6 Jan.
9
2
2*6 Feb.
2*6 Feb.
4*6 Feb.
10
*6 Feb.
3-16
8
Sulphur
1,630
32,850
675
Feb.
*6
33*6
400 Fairchild Aviation class A..*
100
3,765
6,400
15
Sale
Sale
10
20
1,400
33,800
m-mm m .
1*6
1-16
55
100
mm m t
5*6 Jan.
11*6 Feb. 10
96*6 Jan. 19
16*6 Feb. 17
3
19*6 Feb. 19
Jan. 26
3*6 Feb. 27
*6 Feb.
3
'"2*6 Feb."16
3
66
*6
1,100 Employers Re-insurance...10
•3200
375
13
*
Emerson's Bromo-Seltxer—
200
Class A non-vot com
700
npire Corporation com
200
18,000
•
18
100
4,050 Elec Pow Associates com
*
Class A
*
11,800
2,900 Elec Shareholdings com
1,300
$6 cum pref with warrants*
250
"200
*6 Feb.
1*6 Feb.
12*6 Feb. 24
15
1-16
Educational Pictures Inc
8%
pref with com pur warr.100
12,200 Eisler Electric com...
mmmm—■—
900
sl2*6
4*6
150
700
100
warrants
400 Edison Bros Stores
200
:
Duval Texas
4X
Sale
300 Eastern Utll Invest class A.*
"""300
600
47
3*6
1*6
4,300 Dubtlier Condenser Corp.
140.400 Durant Motors Inc
:
19
,
5*6 Feb. 26
300 Doehler Die-Casting
•
600 Dow Chemical Co com
II*
550
600 Driver Harris Co common. lio
30
7% preferred
100
400
7,200
1,950
3,900
1,100
2
Sale
*
30 Dixon (Jos) Crucible Co.. 100
-
Jan. 13
42
4
3
3
10*6
*
10
com
1,100 Davenport Hosiery
37,900 Dayton Airplane Engine
71,100 Deere 8c Co com
60,200 De Forest Radio v t c
29,000 Detroit Aircraft Corp
8,400
31,800
21,700
13,000
24*6
Jan. 30
Jan. 13
2*6 Feb.
£1
1,025
400
50
Sale
3,400 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg._*
2,100 Crown Cork Internat cl A
*
■
Jan. 15
Jan. 12
5
*6 Feb.
4*6 Feb.
3
Am dep rets for ord stk
req
75 Crane Co preferred
100
1,025
1*6 Feb.
*6 Feb.
*6 Feb. 23
*6
X
200
1,700
1,800
18
1*6 Jan.
700
class A without warr
._*
136,200 Cord Corp
5
3,000 Corporation Sec of Chic
*
5,100 Corroon 8c Reynolds com
•
$6 Conv pref A........
3,700
*
900
5
1-32 Feb.
8
10
17
13
1
Feb. 17
Feb.
1
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
Jan.
Jan. 26
2]
16*6 Jan.
6
8*6 Feb. 29
*6 Feb.
*6
14*6
6*6
7*6
6*6 Feb.
7
'III
Copeland Products Inc
300
86,900
1,900
4,300
13
8
1*6 Feb.
19*6 Feb. 19
900 Coon (W B) Co common
*
900 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
900
S3 cum pref with warr
*
300
1
6*1 Feb. 19
53*6 Feb. 29
4*6 Feb. 10
13*6 Feb.
Sale
'8
Continental Shares Inc—
Preferred series B
1,303
100
Convertible pref
3,700
.100
100
5*6 Feb. 18
11*6 Feb. 10
1-16 Feb.
12
200
Convertible preference
•
200 Continental Secur common.*
1,028
2,125
18
1*6 Feb. 15
2*6 Jan.
9
Feb.
10
2*6
1-10
S3.50 preferred...
..•
2,900 Cons Retail Stores Inc com
100 Consol Theatres Ltd v t c
•
1,500 Continental Chic Corp com.*
1,500
■m
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
200
2,200
m
16*6
5*6
47*6
4*6
Sale
5*6
5*6
7*6
6*6
"1*6
2*6
*6
Con sol Automatic
11,800
10
Jan. 29
3-16 Jan. 15
13
3-16 Feb. 10
5*6 Feb.
11*6 Feb.
Jan. 25
Feb. 20
5
"~4*6~F"eb'.""i
*6 Feb.
1-16
8
*6
Sale
Feb.
20
3*6
10
300 Consolidated Aircraft com..*
4,800
6
12
2*6 Feb. 26
3*6 Feb."27
*6 Feb.
3
12
1
18
Feb.
18
30
Feb.
Feb.
2*6 Feb.
Jan. 15
1*6 Feb. 13
*6 Jan. 21
2*6 Jan. 26
17*6 Feb.
9*6 Feb.
*6 Sale
1
*6 Feb. 27
13
18
28
13*6
17*6
20
6*6 Sale
53*6 Sale
2
16*6 Feb. 19
8*6 Feb. 29
5*4 Sale
11
1*6
2*i
500 Club Aluminum Utensil....*
""loo
1
Feb.
Jan. 29
Jan. 15
13*6
*6 Feb. 11
1*6 Jan.
13
3*6
Preferred BB
400 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
1,100 Columbia Pictures Corp com *
Common vot trust ctfs
5,700
•
100 Columbus Auto Pts conv pf_*
1,400
3*6
5
15
13
Feb.
2*6
35
*
6,500 Colombia Syndicate...
100
20
9
»i8 Feb.
14
10
1*6 Feb.
9
6*6 Feb. 10
*6 Feb.
"
20
1*6 Feb.
2*6 Feb.
6
18
*2^
18
Feb.
12
Feb.
Feb.
1
2
13
2*6
i5i5
150
29*6
5*6
49*6
13
17
9
13*6
95
7,700 Claude Neon Lights com._..l
1.800 Cleveland Tractor com...
*
200
2,500
400
*6
6*6
if*
300 Chllds Co preferred......100
388,500
11,100
4*6
3-16
H
1*6 Feb.
2
Sale
2
..........
Feb.
1*6 Feb.
Sale
25
3
39*6
Sale
3-16
12*6 Jan.
18
'""*6 Febl'Il
8*6 Sale
1*6 Feb. 13
1*6 Jan. 14
*6 Jan. 13
6*6 Jan.
5
Jan. 27
*6 Jan.
6*6 Jan.
19
11
12*6
18
11*6
2X
20
1*6 Feb. 13
1
Feb.
*4
13
10
7% 1st partlc pref
100
New 7% prior preferred. 100
200 Celluloid Corp common.....*
1st preferred
250
1*6 Feb. 13
1*6 Feb.
8
*6 Feb. 20
1*6 Feb.
6*6 Feb. 10
*6 Feb.
Celanese Corp of Amer—
1,800
1,475
Highest.
Sale Prices.
13
2*6
11
17
9
Prices
13*6 Feb.
1*6 Sale
6*6
8*6
*6
1
19*6 30
Warrants
warrants.
Sale
12*6 Feb.
1
12*6 Feb. 10
1*6
10*6
X
20
*6
12*6
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Prices.
1*6 Feb. 13
1*6 Feb.
8
*6 Feb. 20
3
1
*
com
100
Sale
IX
*6
3,700 Brlt-Amer Tob Ord bearer.£1
Amer dep receipts reg
2,500
£1
Lowest.
Ask
Bid.
British Celanese—
American dep receipts
3,900
910 Bulova Watch Co $3.5# con pf *
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
1932.
INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) Par
500 Burco Inc
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
43
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
EXCHANGE
6
20
Jan.
13
1*6 Jan.
11
26
Jan.
Feb.
24
8*6 Jan. 20
1*6 Feb. 24
ZX Jan. 13
NEW
44
NEW YORK
Jan. 2
Since
Jan. 1.
100
6,100
1,100
8,900
2,600
200
300
17,400
40,500
100
200
400
100
Ask.
(Con.) Par Bid.
General Capital Corp com—•
General Glee Co of Great Brit
6*4
7
American dep receipts...£1
16
Sale
General Empire Corp
*
7**
11
Gen Fireproofing com....-*
Gen Theatres Equip Inc
9-16
H
$3 cum cony pref
*
Gerrard (S A) Co com......-*
VA
3
2
12
Gilbert (AC) Co com......
INDUS. & MISC.
*
Preferred
12,100
1,300
..*
17,273
4,800 Globe Underwriters Exch..*
34,900
10,700
*
134,900 Goldman-Sachs Trading.
17,200 Gold Seal Electric Co.....-*
22**
26**
19**
3A
Glen Alden Coal Co
Sale
*4 Sale
...
Gorham
3,900
"1,850
16
12
6**
*4
1
?
9
5,000
7""""
"456
""600
100
IA
*4
7% 1st
11**
600
3,500
1,700
9,700
6,100
350
350
5**
19,200
200
2,300
4,700
"""400
1,100
"""200
1,200
13** Sale
3**
4**
**
**
10**
26
30**
IA
40
27**
6**
4,300
5,700
■
'
■
"l",305
1**
3 A Feb.
*4 Feb.
16
1
2 A Feb.
3-16Jan.
4
8A Feb.
Feb. 24
3
A Feb.
8A Feb.
12** Feb.
1A Feb.
17
8
11
4
2
3*1
3**
118
Feb.
11
115
150
Feb.
15
135
17
9*4 Jan.
12**
Feb". 23
Feb.
1
6
Sale
6
9
20,
Feb.
A Feb.
6** Feb.
3
4
300
100
500
1,100
200
7
26
Jan.
Jan.
5
19
14
13
28
13
27
26** Feb. 5
33
24
Feb.
8
Feb.
10
29
26
Jan.
7
Feb.
17
3
Feb.
Feb.
33** Feb.
10** Feb.
3 A Feb.
9
11
19
8
33
21
10
3
26
20
49
5
Fob.
13
20
Feb.
Feb.
5** Jan.
"2
8
34**
VA
27 A
30
28
28
30
1*4
6
10**
11
12
6
Sale
3,600
3A
1 **
4
**
1A
4**
5
**
**
10 J* Sale
8
7
3A
4
""""*! ....
5**
4**
Sale
1
Sale
11
1SA
1 **
1 **
30
*
1
2
2
5
11
15
13
14
3**
4
4
4
3**
4*4
A
1 **
*
24**
1A
**
3A
8,900
26**
1**
**
"4**
*
14
*
10**
27**
1*4
**
5
17**
11
7
17
9A
8
3A
4**
1A
4**
900 Marion Steam Shovel com..*
200 Massey-Harris Co Ltd com..*
300
100
24,500 Mavis Bottling Co of Am
5,500 Mayflower Associates Inc
11,800
1,000
1**
2
12
Feb.
2
15
200
200
**
.*
25
4
*
44
Mead Johnson Ac Co com
100
1,522 Mercantile Stores Co
100 Merch Ac Mfrs Sec
com
A....*
10
"■** "I"
•
8,800
Sale
29**
4**
100
200 Mesabi Iron
100 Metal At Mining Shares
100
*
2,500 Metropolitan Chain Stores..*
100
200
com.
$2 non cum div stock.....*
100
..*
400 Miller (I) & Sons com
100
200
420 Mlnneap-Honeywell Reg pref
200 Miss River Fuel Corp warr
4
5
1
30
1A
*4
28
22
**
**
1**
**
Sale
Sale
Sale
5**
6
17** Sale
10** Sale
6** Sale
3**
4**
9-16
Sale
48**
60
1
5
**
6
15
6
35
14
2**
8
Jan.
Jan.
15
29
Feb.
**
3-16
**
Sale
9
2**
61**
2
60
10
13
300
300 Morison Elec Supply com...*
1
200
400 Mtge Bank of Colom Am sha.
1*4
600 Nachman-Sprlngfilled Corp.*
*
4,600 National American Co
*
10,500 National Aviation Corp
400 Natl Bancservice Corp
*
6,100 Nat'l Bond Ac Share Corp...*
400
4,700
21
5
16
Feb.
Jan.
3
12
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
5
15
15
Jan,
Feb.
15
85
Feb.
3
13
4A Feb.
4A Feb.
13
4A Feb. 13
4** Feb. 10
4
4
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
15
3
8
4
20
Feb.
10
1
Feb.
Jan.
10
19
9*4 Feb.
22** Feb.
1
Feb.
4
8*4 Jan.
22** Feb.
1
Feb!.
*4 Jan.
28** Feb.
4*4 Jan.
14** Jan.
9*4 Feb.
6** Feb.
14
27
1
4
10
29** Feb.
2
1A Feb. 11
27
17
30*4 Feb.
28** Feb.
x4A Feb.
17
Feb.
9A Feb.
6** Feb.
15
8
Feb.
9-16 Feb.
13
Feb.
10
13
Feb.
9
18** Feb.
10** Feb.
7A Feb.
8
19
5
6
4
2
48
23
8
3**
T" ""§**
"~A Sale
27**
26
2**
36** Feb. 24
1** Feb. 18
3 A Feb. 16
8
** Feb.
24** Feb. 11
10** Feb.
1
** Feb. 11
50
Feb. 10
«
«.
10
12
1 **
2**
64**
5A
12
2
3
Sale
3
Feb.
26
4** Feb. 10
Feb. 13
8
Feb.
14
3**
**
9
74
10
6
10
15
10
12
Sale
Feb.
6
Feb.
9
5-16Feb.
3-16 Feb. 25
1
3-16 Feb.
18
2
A Sale
Sale
1 **
3** Sale
20**
300
4.600
1,600
1,000
300
.
1,800
10,900
2,000
2,400
1,400
For footnotes see
...»
,100
*
3
**
National Food Prod cl B
National Investors com
Sale
98
9
94
1
Sale
**
10
1
3
21**
20**
Sale
3**
Sale
22**
Sale
17
8A
17
100
Sale
97
100
**
*
**
**
2** Sale
2A
2**
5A
8**
Warrants
Nat Rubber Mach
com
National Screen Service
51.
,.*
•
2**
15**
3
18
2
16
19
3
8
2
8** Feb.
1A Feb.
62
Feb.
3
8
6
9
5-16 Feb.
3-16 Feb. 25
3-16 Feb.
15
4** Feb.
5*4 Jan.
17
4
15
5
22
8
8
Jan.
7
Feb. 13
X%*
2
16
Jan.
25
50
Feb.
10
Jan.
4
Jan.
13
15
1
365*
A
3A
A
24**
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
5
1A Feb.
Feb.
8
5 A Feb.
8
Feb.
18
9
Feb.
5
Feb.
17
1
Sale
21
29**
1*4
*4
30*4
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2
12
4
13
Feb.
9
18** Feb.
12*4 Jan.
7*4 Feb.
4
Jan.
11 l Jan.
** Jan.
52
Jan.
8
15
5
6
Jan.
5
Jan.
f
Feb.
Feb.
16
14
11
14
19
7
10
5
Jan.
5
55
Feb.
8
15
Jan.
8
5
Jan.
8
5
2*4 Feb.
8
Jan.
** Jan.
27
Feb.
25
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
2
Jan.
6
36
9
25 3-16
** Jan.
18
3
12
7
8** Feb.
2** Jan.
70
Fob.
18
15
20
5
Jan.
20
5** Jan.
26
7
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
13
13
Jan.
18
2
Feb.
1A Feb.
Jan.
14
13
5
11
13
1
3
5 A Jan.
1
10
10
23** Feb. 19
19
5A Feb. 29
5A Feb. 29
2A Feb.
1** Feb.
19** Feb.
Feb.
*4 Feb.
2A Feb.
1
Feb.
98
2
Feb.
18
Feb.
Jan.
2
1A Feb.
2** Jan.
2
1** Feb.
10
3 A Feb.
3 A Feb.
Jan.
4
23** Feb.
5 A Feb.
9
Jan.
29
5** Feb.
6 100
Feb.
11
*4 Feb.
29
5
2 A Feb.
15
** Jan.
2** Jan.
6
1A Feb.
2 A Feb.
19
11-16 Jan.
Feb.
8
9
8
18
11
6
19
Jan.
Jan.
9
9
18
*4 Jan.
11
9
5
18
19
Jan.
Jan.
8
4
8
8
4
5
Feb.
Feb.
28
28** Jan.
5 A Feb. 27
1A Feb. 11
1
3 A Feb.
3 A Feb. 16
1
7
20
13
11
10
5
5A Feb.
19
4
Jan.
4]
43.
62
70
7
Jan.
Feb.
3A Jan.
28
Fob.
Feb.
Feb.
IA Jan.
10
10
2
Jan.
25
5-16
20
16
3
3-16
13
9
Jan.
4
8** Feb.
1*4 Feb.
15
2
19**
17
8 A Feb.
8
1A Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2 A Feb.
25
Feb.
5
1
5
55
10
68**
16
1
** Feb.
27 A Feb. 16
3** Feb. 17
48
4**
8
1** Feb. 18
Sale
3-16 Sale
9
Feb.
3 A Feb.
20
53**
3
Common
100
$2 convertible pref
475 Nat Dairy Prod pref A
-
250
8
9-16
2
85
5
4**
**
4
43
15
Jan.
13
Feb.
7
2
Feb.
4A Feb.
85
16
Feb.
Feb.
5
5
3
1 **
Jan.
X0H Jan.
2
15
10
Jan.
Jan.
1$
7
2
Feb.
Feb.
10
Jan.
16*1
7
3
50
Nat ContainerCorp—
100
100
3°3/
A Feb.
13
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2?*
13
3
25
5
300
8
26
3
43
1
3**
3
3**
** Sale
26**
28
3**
4
3
10
3,200
6,900
23
6
Jan.
Feb.
1**
60
5
15
3
100 Moore Drop Forgings cl A—*
mm
Feb.
Feb.
3*4 Feb. 26
3
** Feb.
1** Jan. 10
15
7
Sale
10*4
6
54
45
500 Moody's Invest Service pref.*
"loo
«■
Jan.
7
1
4
2
15
19
19
15
14
29
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Midland Steel Product—
390
11
13
7
2
15
4**
3
l'i
48
23
5,200 Merrltt Chapman Ac Scott.._*
300
(>A% preferred
5,100
44
4
8
7-16 Jan.
10
Jan.
6
Jan.
5
12**
40**
600 McCord Radiator Ac Mfgf fi:. *
...*
400 McGraw Electric Co
2,500
1,322
Jan.
Feb.
21
7
5
Mangel Stores Corp—
""800
14
335* Feb. 11
10*1 Feb. 19
5
65
56
0** % Pte' with com pur w.*
50
900 Manning Bowman At Co cl A.*
__._*
2,100 Ma pes Cons Mfg Co
"
Jan.
13
13
1** Jan.
*4 Jan.
** Jan.
16*4 Jan.
VA
5
10 A Sale
7-16
**
*
30 Ludlow Mfg Associates
10
7
20
Feb.
29
10
4
4 A Feb.
3A
25
:•••:
"400
1**
10
*
800 Lerner Stores Corp com
10
100 Libby McNeil Ac Libby
2,100 Lindsay Light Co common. 10
23,700 Louisiana Land Ac Expl com.*
800
Jan.
1*4 Jan.
4
21
1*4 Jan.
X 8
7
7
3
American shares
250 Landers Frary & Clark
26
*4 Feb. 29
8** Feb. 24
Jan.
25
23
5A Feb.
1** Feb.
2
9
2
Feb.
** Feb.
10
Feb.
5
85
Emil) Co common..*
Klelnert (J B) Rubber com..*
Knott Corp common......
*
Kobocker Stores com...
»
2,600 Lefcourt Realty com
Preferred
2,300
22,800 Lehigh Coal Ac Nav
1,800
2,100
8,900
5
7 A Jan.
29
5
Feb.
1 ** Feb.
13
A Feb.
100
Klein (D
600 Lakey Foundry & Mach....*
*
100 Land Co of Florida
""250
11
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
27
a
Lackawanna Secur
20
14
12**
17**
1A
2A
13** Feb.
1
19** Feb.
4
4 A Feb. 13
2A Feb.
6
35
Feb. 19
2 A Feb.
3
8
Feb.
Warrants
10 Kress (S H) & Co spec pf_.10
*
400 Kruskal & Kruskal com
2,500
500
Jan.
Feb. 26
9
Feb.
3
Jan.
** Jan.
1*4 Jan. 20
3*4 Feb. 20
5
26** Feb.
1** Jan. 14
8
Feb.
3
10** Sale
3
3A
Jan.
21
1A Feb.
13
Feb.
3
Jan. 22
14;
3!
Jan.
A Feb.
6** Jan.
10
4
8
20
13
12
Jan.
5
5
A Feb. 29
8** Feb. 24
1** Feb
20
6
7
Kolster Brandes Ltd—
'""266
9*4 Jan.
97*4 Jan.
12** Jan.
13
** Jan.
29
3**
32**
1**
Sale
8**
30**
2** Sale
35
4
..._.*
2,000
700
20
Jan.
9
5
3% Feb.
11
14
21*4 Feb. 26
*4 Jan. 13
*4 Feb.
3
JonasAtNaumburg Corp—
600
150
Jan.
1
10
2
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
118
Jan.
** Feb. 25
** Feb. 25
7**
29**
7-16 Sale
200 Johnson Motor Co com....
200
14
15** Feb.
9
42** Jan. 25
3** Jan.
3A
30
2
1
com....*
$3 Convertible pref
10 Jones & Laughlln com
17
8
Jan.
6
Jan.
13
13** Feb.
1
18** Feb.
5
1*1 Feb. 8
2A Feb.
6
29** Feb.
5
VA Feb. 23
28**
1**
com.....*
100
19
9
12** Feb. 23
6
*4 Feb.
13** Feb.
3
** Feb.
12** Feb. 26
5
25**
1A
6
27
26
1
Jan.
12** Feb.
1** Feb.
44
200 Interstate Hosiery Mills....*
»
2,100 Irving Air Chute com
10
16
Jan.
13** Sale
30
Conv preferred..
2
5-16Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
21A Feb. 26
Feb.
Steamship.......
Interstate Equities
3** Jan.
7
Feb.
Feb.
8**
7A
20
21
9
4
33
15
19
4
*4 Jan.
4 A Jan.
14** Jan.
139** Feb.
*115
15
Sale
5
3**
"25** "28**
18
30
38*4 Jan.
**
7-16
24
29
8** Jan.
11
9
15** Feb.
5
Feb.
15
13** Sale
3**
4**
1A
""§** ~~9A
Internet Cigar Machinery..
100
100
9
13
2** Feb.
** Feb.
Jan.
22** Jan.
4*4 Jan.
Feb.
95
21
26
21
1
*
100 Internat Proprietaries A
200 Internat Safety Razor cl B.
3,900
2,200
4A Jan.
10**
A
100 Internat Holding & Invest..
"""260
13
2
Feb.
""6
19**
1**
4**
com.......*
Internet Products
23
4 A Feb.
1*
5**
12
com—..*
7% preferred
....100
Hydro-Elec Secur com—...*
Hygrade Food Prod com....*
Hygrade Sylvania Corp
50 Interlake
Jan.
6** Jan.
10
19
..
...
100 Illuminating Shares A stock *
£1
1,100 Imp Tob of Gt Brit Ac Irel
575 Indus Finance 7% pref... 100
29,528 Insult Utility Investment—*
$6 2d pref with warrants.*
600
4,500 Insur Co of North Amer—10
8,600 Insurance Securities Co—10
100
475
14
2
13
1
1
96
**
100 Huyler's Co of Del
600
1.** Jan.
23
1
40
9
4
Jan.
Feb.
21
2
7** Jan. .20
** Jan.
23** Feb.
12 A
115** 116
147** Sale
10
9
Feb. 25
23** Feb.
1
10
Feb. 29
4** Feb.
5
Sale
38
42
Sale
A
5-16
preferred—..—50
Horn Ac Hardart
if*
21
6** Jan.
23** Fob.
%
oaiu
2** Sale
A
5-16
Sale
** Sale
96
Co.......*
100
300
98
8
300 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
600 Horn (A C) Co com.........*
4,150
10
25
7 A Jan.
16
Jan.
4
OA Feb. 23
2
28
Sale
20
2A
10
2
15
5
800 Heyden Chemical
900
1
12** Feb. 23
700
300
....
95**
13 preferred
_......*
200
12,800 Hachmelster-Llnd Co.......*
*
400 Hall (C M) Lamp Co
100 Hammond Clock com.......*
600 Happiness Candy St d A...*
35 Harnischfeger Corp com....*
*
6,150 Hazeltine Corp
100 Helena Rubinstein common.*
""§56
** Feb.
25 xl5** Jan.
6A Jan.
ii*
v
1
23** Sale
20** Sale
35
50 Greif (L) Ac Bros Inc com..
7% preferred
100
375
225 Greif Bros Cooperage class A.
%7 preferred with warrants*
50
2,200 Grocery Stores Prod v t c..*
100 Ground Gripper Shoe com..*
""loo
A Feb. 29
** Sale
** Sale
1*
115** Sale
143
147
20**
24
Non-voting common stock *
800 Great Northern Paper Co..25
:.y 25
'
16
5
W: '¥
1,230
700
7 A Feb.
12
Feb.
7
Feb.
Sale
9
11
12
Sale
11
250 Gray Tel Pay Station com..
910 Gt Atl At Pac Tea 1st pref.100
670
6** Feb.
9
10
Feb. 25
6** Feb. 23
19
6**
7A
7
600 Grand Rapids Varnish....
...*
2,150 Graymur Corp
850
Highest.
Sale Prices.
xl5** Jan.
6**
8*4 Sale
$3 cum pref with warr....*
*
500 Gorham Mfg Co com v t c
*
11,200 Gotham Knltbac Mach
300
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Inc—
1,000
600
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
1932.
Shares.
Shares.
Range since jan. i.
Price
m
CURB EXCHANGE
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
February.
YORK
95
Jan.
2
Feb.
9
15*4 Jan.
4
2
9
Jan.
7 100
Feb.
14
*4 Jan.
6
3** Jan.
5
1** Feb.
22
11
1
16
19
29
2
29
2
4
2*4 Jan.
19
5
Jan.
14
18
OUEB
YOEK
NEW
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
3
Feb. 1.
1932.
n.
1
INDUS. A MISC. (Con.) Par
Nat Secur Invest 6% pref.100
National Service Cos
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
NEW YORK
„
ina
25
45
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
HAL
are
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Feb. 29.
Ask, Bid.
34
Lowest.
Ask,
Sale
com..
Nat Short Term Sec A
IK Sale
*
1
2
20
Nat Steel Corp warrant*.*..
National Sugar Refg
*
22
2K
National Tile Co common—•
7
IK Sale
IK
4
20 % Sale
3
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
34
Feb. 29
% Feb. 24
IK Feb. 10
Feb.
8
Sale Prices34
Feb. 29
9-16Feb. 18
2
Feb. 17
1
Feb.
8
20
Feb.
9
1
Feb.
2
IK Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
8
2
Feb.
8
7
18
Feb.
11
Feb.
13
7
11
18
13
20K Feb. 23
%
National Union Radio com.*
1
K
Nauhelm Pharmacies pref--*
*
5
6
Neptune Meter class A
•
11
Nestle Le Mur Co cl A
*
Nelson (Herman)
New Amsterdam Casualty. 10
1,
Newberry (J J) Co
com
100
*
New Mexico Ac Aria Land
1
2,
....-
IK
2%
% Sale
3K
4
lVs
3
6%
9
New Process Co common....*
N Y Auction class A
•
com
New York Hamburg Corp..SO
N Y Shipbuilding Co
...*
2
Niagara Share Corp (Md)._10
3
Founders
67
4,
shares
NUes-Bement-Pond
2%
2% Sale
Sale
7%
3%
Sale
8K
»
3
*
com..
87
2
7
Feb.
Jan.
8
19
2% Jan.
K Jan.
2
3
*£
2
1?
K Jan.
>
K
9
Feb.
2%
1%
23%
2%
IK
K
2K Jan.
5K Jan.
7
17 K
20
79
85
IK Sale
K
K
16 K
79%
IK
K
4
"2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17 K Feb. 27
79 M Feb.
IK Feb.
% Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
3
9
1
11
4"
11
Jan.
Jan.
1
Jan.
16%
79%
IK
K
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
19K Jan.
2
6K
10
6K Feb.
18
6K Feb. 18
5
2 K Feb.
9
2K Feb.
7 K Feb.
10
5K Feb. 26
3K Feb. 13
8 K Feb. 15
2% Jan.
6K Jan.
3
Sale
Sale
8
2
Jan,
5
19
2
20
18
15
15
22
3
5
4
28
Jan.
20
K Jan.
4% Jan.
2 K Jan
6K Feb.
Jan.
4K
22
12
17% Feb. 27
79% Feb.
IK Jan.
6% Feb.
7K
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
11
1
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feo.
K Jan. 22
Feb.
2
18
2
lit ffl
*
com
Preferred
New Haven Clock Co
12
K
K
W
3
2K
15
2
Corp
Nehi Corp com.
IK
Jan.
1
20
7
K
m
Sale Prices.
Feb. 29 34
Feb. 29
Jan.
13-16 Jan. 21
34
•
2,
Highest.
Sale Prices.
9
19
19
18
5% Feb. 26
3% Jan.
8K Jan.
13
7
12
8
15
Nitrate Corp of Chile.....-
27
3
4,
1,
(Cosach) Ctfs for ord b shs
*
5
Northam Warren Corp pref.*
North & South Amer Corp A*
Northwest Engineering
*
Novadel Agene com.........*
K Feb. 24
Sale
3
3
3K
26" "33"
IK
5
36
2%
6%
41 %
27
%
"40"
1*
37
32
1-16 Sale
29
38
IK
2%
IH
Class A without wart.....*
&
Outboard Motors cl B com..*
4,
7,
3:
Class A
pref........*
conv
Pan American Airways.....*
Paramount Motors Corp
Parke Davis Ac Co
Parker Rust-Proof
3}
!*
141
31
*
34K
34K
com.
K
IK
14 K
3 K Sale
13
18
15
3%
2%
...........25
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4
1
11
6
2
3
22
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3
2
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32
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19
2
27
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29
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*
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....100
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*
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16
1
17
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9
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1
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*
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17
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2l
1
19
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36
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9
6
19
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24
6 45 % Feb.
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*
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11
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31
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16
25
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100
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*
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6
31
3
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17
9
15
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....
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5
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3
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12
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8
5
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17
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1
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l-16Feb.
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3
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30
4
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14
28
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12.100
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23
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54 Jan. 13
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7
54 Jan. 23
54 Feb.
1
7
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15
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700
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7
354 Feb.
54 Feb.
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28
4
18
13
8
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9,300
11
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454 Feb.
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common........
200 United Amer Utilities
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2 54 Jan.
9
1654 Feb. 10
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*
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15
18
254
19
19
54 Feb.
1054 Feb. 19
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9
20
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100
54 Feb.
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54 Feb.
11
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2154
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54 Feb.
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2
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2
2
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500 Tobacco Prod Exports
1,100
55.300 Tobacco Prod of Del
13
3
54 Feb.
54 Jan. 30
754 Jan.
X
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....
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8
8
400 Stromb-Carlson Tel Mfg....*
445 Stroock (S) & Co
*
2054
254
9
4 Feb.
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54
10,200 Stutz Motor Car Co...._...*
2,600 Sun Investing Co com.
..*
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*
25
31,973 Swift & Co
18,100 Swift International.......15
1,800 Syrac Wash Mach B corn...*
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i
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54 Feb.
54
54
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1
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Strauss-Roth Stores com...*
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21
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7
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54
54
500 Spiegel, May& Stern
100
600 Standard Invest I5H pref.
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Sale Prices.
Ask.
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Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
1932.
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200
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CURB EXCHANGE
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RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
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EXCHANGE
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YORK
Jan.
18
354 Jan.
8
254 Jan.
154 Feb.
54 Jan.
14
15
15
Feb.
19
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3-16 Jan.
13
26
154 Jan.
354 Jan.
21
19
4
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1
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Jan. 26
12
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9
154 Jan.
18
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2
54 Jan.
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1354 Feb. 20
54 Jan.
2
254 Jan.
8
1
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12
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9
United Molasses Co Ltd—
100
50
100
100
4,500
700
1.000
450
1,400
1,200
3.700
800
275
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United Porto Rican Sugar...
50
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*
200
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300 United Shoe Mach com
25
9,900 United Stores Corp com vtc_*
700 United Wall Paper
-...-*
2.400 U S Dairy Prod class A
550
U
•
.*
S Finishing common
*
2,800 United States Foil class B
*
5,950 U S & Internet Sec com
1st preferred with warr
6.950
*
1,300 U S Lines Inc pref
1,700 U S Playing Card com.....10
......
Feb.
154 Feb.
10
33
iB
1
654
154
3754
X
254
3554
2*
154
154
954
1
4
lH
3954
385
54
8
4054
54
2
4
Feb.
2
154 Feb.
4
10
5
3754 Feb. 25
2
X Feb.
3754 Feb. 25
54 Feb.
4
154 Feb. 10
60
Feb.
3
1X
4
254 Sale
Sale
29
X
1854
7A
1954
5954
2
60
Sale
4
2
3
Sale
54 Sale
1854 2054
21
154
5954 Feb.
154 Feb.
3
Feb.
2
2
2
3
13
3
16
10
11
Feb.
8
23
54 Feb.
1854 Feb.
1
54 Feb. 25
1854 Feb. 13
1
60
59
Feb.
54 Feb.
Sale
60
3
2154 Sale
54
X
18
1854
20
8
Feb.
4
Feb.
15
54 Feb.
15
Feb.
20
20
2,400
750
3,300
4,500
10.000
600
5,200
100
2X
8%
15,100 Van Camp Pack com .......*
1,600
7% pref
25
10.000 Vick Financial Corp com. .10
100 Vogt Mfg Corp..
154 Sale
154 Sale
354 Sale
4
5
.....
......
200
600 Waltt 8c Bond Inc class A._*
454
IX
254
2
49
46
Sale
854
4
2
Sale
3
25* Sale
954 Sale
48
1§B eSf
154 Sale
254
4
5
1*
2
354
454
lB
JB
900
1,000
100
16.000
3.200
1,500
100
50
600
100
25
400
25
200
700
•
Class B
1,500
3,200 Walgreen Co
600
Walker (Hiram)
8c Worts common..
.*
28,100
5,900 Watson (Jno Warren) Co...*
*
1,600 Wayne Pump Co com
Convertible preferred....*
400
450 Welch Grape Juice.
.....*
1,000 Western Air Express Corp..10
Western Maryland Ry—
110
7% 1st pref
100
Western Tablet 5c Stationery
common v tc
...........*
300
100 Westvaco Chlorine pref... 100
1,100 West Virginia Coal & Coke.*
254
Sale
1"
154
1054
1154
10
854 Feb.
5
54 Feb.
154 Feb.
354 Feb.
6
Feb.
27
10
11
254
1054
3X
11
1054
1054
254
10
13*
5
6
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
Feb.
"
Feb.
Feb.
.
354 Sale
54
54
54
154
20
20
15
1254
20
2X
18
2X
Sale
754 Sale
254
254
20
1954
._.._.*
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Am dep rets ord shares....
32,200
30 Youngstown Sheet 8c Tube pf
H
1
754 Sale
854 Sale
19
11
3
Feb.
Feb.
19
27
11
Feb.
16
154 Feb.
5
16
1
Feb.
8
254 Feb.
18
36
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
654 Feb. 26
9
25
Feb.
5
954 Sale
50
Feb.
8
16
8
254 Feb.
1554 Feb.
2
"
854 Feb.
47
Feb.
Feb.
54
8554
754
254
Feb.
8
Feb. 16
Feb. 29
Feb. 16
20
Feb.
2
17
854 Feb.
54 Feb.
Feb.
54 Feb.
54
54
54 Sale
1
2
1054 Feb.
1
Feb.
7
8
...*
com
100 Winter (Benj) Co
154 Feb.
154 Feb.
454 Feb. 19
5
Feb, 27
354 Feb.
54 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
54 Feb.
8554 Feb.
8
Feb. 15
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
20
12
50
7
254
4954
354
1154
8
6
4
1
954 Feb.
29
47
Feb.
6
RIGHTS
44,900
16,100
Commonwealth Edison
w
1—
120
1,000
Ala Power Co $7
S6 preferred..
360
8754 Feb.
Feb.
54 Feb.
79
7954 Sale
54
5i
.......
8,000
10,166
6,800
50
Class B
24 k
Sale
*
Class A
2%
Sale
Amer Commonwealth Pow clA
Class B
.*
56.501st preferred........*
50 Amer Elec Power 56 pref....*
50
19,400
57,100
Amer 5c Foreign
51,900
Power warr..
*
147,300 American Gas 5c Elec com
100
800
6,900
11,900
1,200
200
200
94,300
4,425
1,800
Preferred
Amer Light & Trac
6% preferred
*
com
25
.....25
500 Amer States Pub Serv class A
228,800 American Superpower......*
10,225
3,000
1st preferred
56 cumulative preferred ._*
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25
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Jan.
454 Jan.
154 Jan.
42
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Jan.
Jan.
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354 Jan.
6
5
5
Feb. 27
5
1054 Feb. 19
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254 Jan. 27
10
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3
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6
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54 Jan. 25
8
254 Feb. 18
54 Feb.
Feb.
19
113
154 Jan.
8
4
12
14
19
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19
2
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2
254 Jan.
7
454 Jan. 11
5
Feb. 27
1054 Feb- 19
1154 Jan. 15
3
Jan. 23
1154 Jan. 14
154 Feb.
5
354 Feb.
54 Jan.
16
2
Jan.
Jan.
1
3
6
554 Feb.
2
29
3654 Jan.
4
654 Feb. 26
20
Feb.
9
2654 Jan.
16
Jan.
Jan.
50
Jan.
9
29
6
29
Feb.
35
2
5
Jan.
0
54 Jan. 11
8554 Feb. 16
54 Feb.
Feb.
16
8
Feb.
29
7
Feb.
■
8
154 Jan.
1554 Feb.
n.
16
20
Feb.
17
Feb.
9
Jan.
18
54 Feb.
1
8
54 Feb.
7 54 Jan.
47
Feb.
2
6
Jan.
954 Feb. 29
47
Feb
6
154 Jan.
254 Jan.
13
8
Jan.
Jan.
21
18
X Jan.
14
Par
pref.......*
*
•
1,200 Allegheny Gas Corp....
1,021
2,400
17,900
32,666
29,400
Feb.
37
154 Jan. 25
54
54
9
5
17
Amer Cities Power 5c Lt Corp
900
12
30
1
154 Sale
Pub Serv of Nor 111 w 1
PUBLIC UTILITIES
51
Jan.
14
35
38
35
254
54
X
254
554 Feb.
Preference..
600 Wilson Jones Co
254
254
54 Sale
54
254
37
36
25 W Va Pulp & Paper 6% pf.100
200 William* (R C) 8c Co...
1,900 Wii-iow Cafeterias com.....*
400
30
454
11
11
954
254 Sale
4
Feb.
2
Gooderham
425
22,300
1054
Ilk
Warrants..
400
100
*
com....
954
3
9
154 Feb.
4754 Feb.
5
200 Wagner Electric Co com...15
200
;
154 Sale
*
7,400 Utility Equities com
Priority Stock...........*
1,550
6,100 Utility 5c Ind Corp com
Preferred.
10,300
3
25
6
54 Jan.
1854 Feb.
54 Jan.
6
7
3
Pictures........
2
154 Jan.
11
10
Jan.
2
50 Universal Insurance Co...20
500 Universal
18
14
Feb.
1
154 Jan.
Feb.
3554 Jan.
54 Jan.
5954
154
254
X
•
400 U S Shares Financial
10
Sale
X Sale
454 Sale
1
3k
Sale
Sale
83
it*
2554
29
254 Sale
54 Sale
2354 Feb.
154 Feb.
54 Feb. 25
54 Feb. 10
54
54
2
25
9
87
27
Feb.
24
c21
254 Feb.
54 Feb.
54 Feb.
19
1
1
Jan.
93
Jan.
79
85
54 Feb. 17
Ik
54
54
454
27
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
354 Sale
3254 Sale
34
454
Sale
20
2154 Sale
27
26
28
3
454
354 Sale
58
5954
1954
20
2
20
23
5
3 54 Sale
6054 Sale
354 Feb.
3154 Feb.
8754 Feb.
19
Feb.
26
Feo.
254 Feb.
354 Feb.
59
34
Feb.
Feb.
454
3754
8754
2154
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
26
Feb.
11
6
19
9
2
16
6154 Feb. 23
37
Feb.
16
19
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
10
10
25
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2
6
454 Jan.
Jan.
52
34
2
Jan.
k Jan.
1
354
3154
82 k
17k
254 Feb.
354 Jan.
Feb. 24
254 Jan.
27
4
Sale
454
354
3J4 Sale
5654
54
27
2
Sale
54 Sale
54 Sale
23
8954 Feb.
8154 Feb.
54 Feb.
2
Jan.
19
4 k Jan.
8854 Jan.
8
14
19
Jan.
14
27
39 k Jan.
24
Jan.
5
354 Jan.
4
4k Jan.
8
6154 Feb. 23
42
Jan.
7
26
CURB
YORK
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
February.
Shares.
62,900
(Cont.)
180.800 Appalachian Gas
Par
4,200
60
Feb. 1.
5,000
37,000
67,100
"2,250
3.650
1,600
4,300
1,900
7,000
Bid.
5-16 Sale
1-16 Sale
....
88 Int-bear allot ctfs
Feb. 29.
Ask
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
5-16 S&I0
1-16
79
*
com
Warrants..
150 Arkansas Pow & Lt $7 pref._*
*
5,000 \SBOC Gas Ac Klec, com
2,800
2
Jan.
1932.
PUBLIC UTIL
Lowest.
Ask
Sale
5-16 Sale
1-16
Sale
76
4% Sale
4X Sale
Class A
*
"4 *6 Sale
3*4
Sale
42
38
53,207
6,300
1,700
600
Brazilian Tr Lt &
13
2
Feb. 24
Fej. 10
6
95
7
1-H
Sale Prices.
Jan.
4
Jan.
Feb.
4*6 Feb.
Feb.
76
4X Feb. 19
43 X Feb.
10 X Feb.
2
15
3-16 Feb.
9
52 X Feb. 16
9
Feb.
4
*6 Jan.
8
1-16 Jan.
4
8736 Jan.
2
12
7
27
Feb.
23
4*4 Jan.
9
20 *4
9*6
Sale
1136 Sale
Feb.
9
Sale
19X Feb.
8
Sale
12]
22J
22
Feb.
9
17
12*6 Feb. 19
22*6 Fee. 27
Feb.
2
80
..*
96 X Feb.
Feb.
13
8
59
Jan.
2
46
Jan.
Jan.
25
936 Feb.
13
11
Jan.
8
Jan.
Feb.
27
Feb.
10
36 Jan.
5236 Feb.
1136 Jan.
13
16
4
98
20
38
51:*
5
79
936
pref.25
1st preferred
10
51
Pr ord..
Buff Niag Ac East Pow
Feb.
9X Feb.
X Feb.
450 Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
200
13
1
17
Feb. 23
Feb.
Highest.
Prices.
Jan.
Sale
39
1,400
22,707
1,400
X Feb.
1-16 Feb.
85
$5 preferred..
275 Associated Tel & Tel cl A...*
Associated Telep Utilities..*
275
900
Sale
Sale Prices.
4X Feb.
1
3X Feb. 27
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
X Feb.
1
1-16 Feb.
1
76
Feb. 29
$1.60 Int-bearing allot ctfs.
Warrants
40
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares.
47
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
EXCHANGE
6
95
24
Jan.
8*6 Jan.
,
12*6 Feb. 19
22*6 Feb. 27
2056 Jan.
79
Jan.
8
Jan.
*82
Jan.
14
Cables 8c Wireless—
400
800
Am
1,700
1,400
3,800
1,400
Am
dep rets A ord sh
£1
dep rets B ord sh
£1
dep rets pref sh
£1
60 Carolina Povr & Lt $6 pref—*
60
50
50
Am
$7 preferred
100 Cent Pow 8c Lt 7% pref
50
1,900
13,300
2,000
32,400
Cent Pub Serv of Del
Class
%
X
IX
"l*6
X
X
X
A
76
80
13 X
16
14X
16
16
100
200
300
50
87 preferred.
150
Sale
1*4
....
--7,--
IX Sale
x47X Sale
27 X
com..
6% preferred.....
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
5% Conv preferred...
3,390
6,295 Commonwealth Edison.-.100
67.900
1,400
Commonwealth 8c Sou Corp..
Warrants
182,900
2,600 Community Water Service.
80
Feb.
3
76
80
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Feb.
16
2
75
Feb.
IX Feb.
17
236 Feb.
1
29X
IX
45X
52 X
26*4
98X
Feb. 25 2936 Feb. 25
Feb. 10
236 Feb. 15
1
Feb. 23 x47X Feb.
Feb. 23 52*6 Feb. 23
9
30
Feb. 16
Feb.
8 10056 Feb. 24
Feb.
Sale
77
Feb.
Sale
101
Feb.
IX Sale
Sale
29X
29X
..100
2,720
3,745
Feb.
2
IX Feb. 15
IX Feb. 20
X
2X
IX Sale
2* a2*H
Sale
2
Sale
...
6,000 Cleveland Eiec Ilium
3,400
80
10
26
19
Sale
80
83 X
104
Sale
116
Sale
IX
X
9-16 Sale
11
87
Feb. 19
2
10 11536 Feb.
17.600
100
Con Gas E L 8c P Bait
60 X Sale
62 X
Sale
2X Sale
1
26
Feb.
16,900 Duquesne Gas Corp
500
1,100
"6"305
11,400
200
175
50
com
6% preferred
B
com
*
$7 preferred A
2,400
180
Sale
3-16 Sale
564,000
1.441,600
Elec Bond 8c Share common.*
U 7.400
5,900
7,400
17.400
1,900
5,800
550 Elec Pow Ac Lt 2d pref A....*
550
10,700
Option warrants—
14,200
1,400 Empire G 8c F 7% pref
900
50
250
25
8% preferred...
Sale
Sale
80
Feb.
26
14
16
Jan.
11
8
15
94*4 Jan.
14
11
10
70
Jan.
136
136
19*6
4*4
Feb.
5
Jan.
Jan. 13
Jan. 29
Jan.
15
2936 Feb. 25
5
136 Jan.
4536 Feb. 23
77
101
1,500
$6
20
25
24X
3X
25
4X
3
Sale
185
3*6
10*6
54 X
45 X
40
Sale'
Sale
10X Sale
182
9
56
17
5X
56 X
49
Sale
Sale
57
X
49 X
Sale
5
44
Feb.
19
236 Feb.
45
1.850 Illinois P&Lti pref......*
*% preferred..........100
725 Int Hydro-El $3.50 conv pref.*
1,700 Internet Superpower.......*
5,600 Internat Utll class A
39,100
2,100
*
Class B
•
Warrants for class B stock.
290 Interstate Power $7 pref—*
700
150
8,700
5,000
800
1,200
25
Italian
90
350
550
18
10 122
2
14
15
12
12
65
Feb.
2
236 Feb.
2136 Feb.
10
11
16
11
10
18
21
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
22
Feb.
10
40
45
40
Feb.
436 Feb.
4236 Feb. 10
5136 Feb.
9
Feb,
16
29
17
5
Jan.
736 Feb.
4
Feb,
1336 Feb.
3136 Feb.
60*6 Feb.
54
Feb.
Jan.
16
14
16
836 Jan.
Jan.
68
236 Feb. 10
1736 Jan. 18
1736 Jan. 11
0I8
7
14
7336 Jan.
36 Jan.
Jan.
1
3*6 Feb,
4 186
9*6 Feb. 10
2936 Feb. 23
5556 Feb.
4X Sale
356 Feb,
5
10
Jan.
3*6 Feb.
22
Feb.
13
29
16
29
2236 Jan.
11
25
Jan.
14
536 Jan.
14
4 186
17
Feb.
5
23
20
19
Jan.
2*6 Jan.
76
Jan.
36 Jan.
836 Feb. 24
15
16
Jan.
29
63
47
Sale
X
2X Sale
X Sale
18
1536 Feb.
36 Feb.
10
4
Feb. 20
2
*6 Feb.
4
Jan.
15
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
20
19
5236 Jan.
4
62
19
44
Jan.
4
54
4036 Feb. 25
536 Feb. 19
40
Feb.
4
4036 Feb. 25
14
19
45
Feb. 13
5136 Feb.
9
9
4
2
56 Feb. 17
1636 Feb.
36 Feb.
256 Feb.
1
5
436 Feb.
4236 Feb. 10
46*6 Jan.
17
50
Jan.
52
Jan.
18
Jan.
15 x38
Jan.
10
1736 Jan.
15
1536 Feb.
36 Jan.
5
6
Jan.
14
21
5
20
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
9
*6 Jan.
4
56 Jan.
2
2
5
69
66
Feb. 23
66
Feb. 23
66
Feb. 20
79*4 Jan.
13
Feb. 10
Feb. 18
20
Feb.
13
Feb. 18
16
Feb.
Jan.
25
Sale
16
50
13
18
M»
mm
7936
7836 Jan.
82
Jan.
65
50
Jan.
50
Jan.
14
62
Feb.
6536 Jan.
27
Sale
mm
<«ft m mm mm
mm
82
75
7836
50
68 *4
55
62
65
60
X
50
7636
mm
mm mm
47-
mm
70
65
7-16 Sale
1
57
'
X
54
50
50
Feb.
62
7-16
5
50
Feb.
62
5
36 Feb, 15
36 Feb. 25
Sale
60
Sale
61
65
60
65
60
65
5856 Feb.
Feb.
057
10
Superpower cl A
•
1*|
Sale
X
7*4
10
1036
6*6 Sale
2
Sale
2
40
"i'X Sale
88
Feb.
X
IX
X
X
IX
X
Sale
Sale
134
o
136
*6 Sale
*
19X
Sale
96
Sale
96*6 Sale
6% preferred series B ..100
1
9
23*6 Feb.
10*6 Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb.
7
236
X
4636
1*6
*6
1*6 Feb.
36 Feb.
Feb.
40
136 Feb.
56 Feb.
Jan.
5
55*6 Jan.
7
45
o5t
Jan.
Feb.
5
6136 Feb.
9 o57
Feb.
19
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1736 Feb.
9536 Feb.
80
5
13
Feb.
Feb.
580
3
~
1*6 Jan.
36 Jan.
40
1836 Feb. 16
96*6 Feb. 29
8536 Feb.
3
1/ 36 Feb.
93*6 Jan.
Feb.
100
50 Los Angeles G Ac E 6% pf_.100
80
Jan.
5
Feb.
9
9
23*6 Feb.
8
1236 Jan. 14
7
Jan.
Jan.
4
16
36 Jan.
52*6 Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
18
3
136 Feb.
*6 Jan.
97
Sale
93*1
3-16 Jan.
21
9
9
100
100
com
12
Sale
X
Sings County Lighting
7% cum pref series B...100
9
6*6
50
s80
17
61*6 Feb. 19
9 057
2036 Feb.
12 X
636 Sale
10
x45
Jan.
Feb.
5436 Jan.
56
65
48 X
Warrants
7,200 Long Island Light
310
7% preferred
2,200
8736 Jan.
11
1*4 Jan.
71
Feb. 27
3-16 Feb.
Feb.
Indianapolis Pow Ac Lt—
6H% cum pref
25
100
'
11
14
19
■
250 Hartford Electric Light....25
150
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
59
13
29
15
25
12
4
65
18
Jan.
2936 Feb.
2*6 Jan.
50
Jan.
56
Jan.
30
Feb.
26
1
Feb.
3-16 Feb.
50
63
32
800
Jan.
Feb.
6
55
9
161
Sale
cum conv
25
4,700
18,900
A*
*4 Jan.
1*6 Jan.
9936 Jan.
4
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
3
50 Gulf States UtU $5.50 pref..*
$6 preferred
75
8,800 Hamilton Gas Co com v t c.l
2
14
Feb.
36 Jan.
68
184
195
9X Sale
29*6 Sale
40
Sale
Sale
*
40
900
2
2
Jan.
Jan.
19*6 Jan.
4
x38
pref ser B
*
60 General Pub Serv $6 pref...*
300 Georgia Power $6 pref...
*
2,400
Feb.
Feb.
Gen Gas 8c Elec—
750
75
52*6 Feb. 23
2336 Jan.
98*6 Feb.
103
61
3*6
Sale
21X
20
150 Florida Power 8c Lt f7 pref..*
25
2
736 Feb.
20
20 X
4X
4.700 European Elec Co of Can A.10
Option warrants..
7,200
3
26
Feb.
£
70
2*6
22
100
900 Empire Pub Serv class A
800
2,600
1,800
™
2*6 Sale
25
100
6% preferred.
100
1,100 Empire Pow Corp part stk—*
""500
3-16
75
9
"236 "2%
New common stock.......5
$6 preferred
........*
$5 cum preferred
•
X
10
68
736
7
*
$6 preferred B
....*
500
5,000 Eastern Utll Associates....-*
Convertible stock
6,000
190 Edison Elec Ilium (Boston) 100
125
400
Feb.
Jan.
67
X
......100
Eastern States Pr
80
15
60
.»
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc..*
Feb.
1*6 Feb.
59
2X
350 Duke Power Co..........100
150
3,500
9
4
80
2
"lX "4"
575 Cont'lG AcB7% pr pref...100
275
4
Feb.
9936 Jan.
1
1X
136
MX Sale
com.
Class A preferred.. .....100
Gas Utilities class A
1,700 Consol
miM
Feb.
". *6 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
1
56 Feb.
156 Feb.
X Feb.
25 Conn Lt Ac Pow 636% pref. 100
"7~,I66
*6 Feb. 11
4
36 Jan.
4
136 Feb.
55
~Y%
51.400 Central States Electric com
1,250 Cities Serv Pr 8c Lt $6 pref..*
450
Feb.
75
$6 preferred............
25
100 Cent 8c Southwest Utll com.*
$7 Prior lien preferred...
50
$7 preferred
200
27,000
Feb.
4
X Feb.
X Feb. >5
4
IX Feb.
94*4 Jan.
1536
14
com..
...
X Feb. 11
X Feb. 17
4
IX Feb.
"ix "ix
......
*
800 Cent Hud G A E v t c
10 Central Maine Pow 7% pf.100
200
mmmmrnrn
h
"lX "1*4
2
1*6 Jan. 21
*6 Jan.
26
3
2
5
15
Jan.
26
97
19*6 Jan.
8
9834 Jan. 11
Feb.
3
85*!
19 100
Jan.
19
Marconi Internat Marine
Communication Am dep ret
1,500
40,400 Marconi Wlrel Tel of Can..
1,000
18,700
Marconi Wlrel Tel Ltd
200
200
Am
7,700
5% conv preferred..
50
1,675
3,400 Memphis Nat Gas com......*
1,200
1,125
2,200
v
t c
*
IX
2
Tx
4
2X
6
Metropolitan Edison Co—
50
$6 pref series C
.*
Middle West Utll
400
175,500
1,200
200
200
525
$6
conv
A
*
com
2
223-1*
4X
71
10 Miss River Power pref
100
650 Mohawk 8c Hud Pow 1st*pref.*
98,700
Sale
Sale
5X
Sale
Sale
5
2*6
19*6
4*6
4
Sale
Sale
4*6
ser
*6 Feb.
A....
*
35
136
236
19*6
436
Feb. 13
Feb.
8
Feb. 24
Feb. 16
136 Feb. 13
2*6 Feb. 27
2236 Feb.
1
5
Feb.
3
79
5X Sale
336 Sale
warrants
pref
536 Feb. 15
136 Feb. 16
1
*6 Jan.
2
136 Feb.
13
534 Jan. 11
134 Feb. 16
£1
dep rets ord bearer shs.
Mass Utll Associates
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
5
17*6 Jan.
436 Feb.
4
16
2
136 Feb. 13
8
236 Jan.
23
Jan.
19
536 Jan.
14
16
5*6 Feb.
1
7536 Jan. 16
336 Feb. 29
7536 Jan.
336 Feb. 29
Feb. 27
Feb.
3
26
Feb. 10
36 Feb. 17
26
7
Jan.
14
90
36 Feb.
10
5136 Jan. 13
36 Feb. 17
25
8
836 Feb.
6
836 Feb.
6
Feb.
18
6836 Feb.
2
9136 Feb. 27
82*4 Jan.
25
4
95
Jan.
30
1536 Jan.
Feb.
89
Sale
21
82*6 Jan.
36
Feb.
8
18
Jan.
19
836 Feb.
6
1036 Jan.
2
72
81
Jan.
Monongahela West Penn
Pub Service 7% pref..
25
16
17
19*6
200 Nat Elec Power class A.
.*
1036
Sale
9
11*6
$6 cum preferred
.*
9,200
2,300 Nat Public Service com cl A_*
65 X
Sale
67
400
100
22 X
1636
8
22
10
Nat Power 8c Light—
2,850
600
200
635
1,220
-
200
60
7
9
13
30
64
conv preferred
7% preferred....
*
....
150
6,900 N Y Steam Corp com
1,525 N Y Teleo 63* % pref
950
*
100
10
155,700 Niagara Hud Pow com
Class A opt warrants
22,300
Class B opt warrants...
5,200
'
800
Class C warrants
500 Nor Amer UtU Sec
For footnote* see page 54.
......
com
15
*
64
10
Sale
100
108
M
111
6X
5836
Sale
11-16 Sale
2X Sale
X Sale
X
X
104
114*6
98*6 Sale
4736
5136
113
656
*6
2*1
50*6
6
Feb.
6
14
736
25
100
New Eng Pow Assn 6% pfd 100
200 New Engl Telep 8c Teleg—100
225
7% preferred—.......100
3,600
Sale
Feb.
5
7
15
41
5X
2,210
150
80,600
10,900
2,900
$3.50
68*
9
Feb.
5
45
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
3
6
Feb. 26
6
51
5836 Feb.
107*6 Feb. 27 10836 Feb. 18
1
9736 Feb. 10 9836 Feb.
47
Feb.
8
52
Feb.
11
Feb.
6
11236 Feb. 25 115
9
636 Feb.
736 Feb. 19
2
11-16 Feb.
*6 Feb. 19
236 Feb. 10
4
236 Feb.
2*6
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2*6
36
1
61
Jan.
4
6
14
Feb.
6
9
Feb.
5
41
50
Feb.
Jan.
5
15
50
47
110
Feb.
8
Jan.
4 115
Jan.
* Jan.
Feb
Jan.
5
59*6 Jan.
107*6 Feb. 27 115
Jan.
9736 Feb. 10 100
Jan.
9-16
236
7-16
*6
53
Jan.
6
Feb.
Jan.
22
Jan.
Feb
Jan,
Feb
Jan,
Jan,
Jan.
14
Jan
636 Jan.
5
10
7
Jan. 2
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sales Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
76
70
Feb.
19
84
Feb.
90
Feb.
9
18
80
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask,
Ask.
Feb.
24
89
Par
PUBLIC UTIL. (Concl.)
Shares.
Bid.
Feb.
6
24
Feb. 20
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
1932.
1.
Jan.
Shares.
Price
NEW YOEK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
Jan.
50 NorlndPubSer6% pref..100
25
1,900
300
320
50
5,600
100
25
"""200
100
200
150
1,800
""'366
10
7% preferred
100
5,200 Nor States Power com A.. 100
900
7% preferred.....
100
6% cum pref:
—...100
910
300 Oklahoma Gas Ac Elec preflOO
150
Sale
90%
25
90% Sale
93
91X
Sale
73
Sale
77
95
Sale
85
24% Sale
24% Sale
23
24%
6
50
17
14%
14
104" Sale'
22
15
Sale'
97%
T266
10%
10
4,300
100
.
800
250
1,050
1,000
1.400
10,400
600
42,100
6,300
24,900
64,500
3,200
13,600
100
18
15
30
31,327
2,000
300
100
"2" 200
700
'"'366
3,300
150
86,500
11,600
400
1,200
40
50
*
"95"" "98"
2% Sale
13% Sale
100
1,100
4,200
6
31
75%
26%
25
7
34
85
28
Sale
44%
8%
8
6%
7 7$
45%
8%
8%
Feb.
9
Feb.
13
8
7
"31""
9
41%
200
1,500
75
Class A
Preferred...
*
*
.*
..10
100
Sale
97
2
98
Feb. 15
98
200
"8", 166
77,300
2,100
1,500
1,000
6%
32%
25
._*
*
Vot trust ctfs
37
24
100
42% Sale
8% Sale
6
5
1
10
Feb.
Jan.
14
4
20
Jan.
Jan.
5
21
Jan.
15
5
9% Feb.
15
8
10% Jan.
11
Feb.
23
16
Jan.
70
Feb.
23
80
% Feb. 25
% Feb. 25
14
2
26% Jan.
27% Jan.
23
Jan.
29
25
Jan.
14
21
Jan.
29
22% Jan.
14
40
14
Jan.
Jan.
15
40
Jan.
15
Jan.
15
4
% Jan.
12
2
% Jan.
14
Jan.
13
Jan.
28 112
29
70
13
1
Jan.
1% Feb. 23
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
23
20
Jan. 12
10
20
Jan. 12
Jan.
5
Jan.
4
Jan.
11 £67
Feb. 29
32
Jan.
Jan.
93
8 101% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
51
19
15
8
8
Jan.
53
1
Jan.
Jan.
85'
Jan.
18
13
19
14
12
9
14
16
8
13
22
5 100
26
3\
Jan.
16
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
7y
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
Jan.
1% Feb.
8% Feb. 29
Jan.
14
2
14
Jan. 29
Feb.
2
Jan.
Jan.
13
61
34
90
6
43
11
6
9
96
15
Jan.
Jan.
% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
58
Feb.
3
2
90
Feb.
2
90
Feb.
29
2
5
6% Feb.
5
6 "
32
Jan.
Feb.
4
6
20
35
75
Jan.
8
85
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
6
30
Jan.
16
32
Feb.
7%
2%
31%
Feb. 20
80
Feb. 11
35
28
Feb.
11
32
42% Feb.
8
Feb. 16
Feb. 19
33
85
26% Jan.
Sale
46
8% | Sale
Sale
8
Feb. 10
5
8% Feb.
3
6% Feb.
3
8
Feb.
9
Feb.
3% Sale
4
Feb.
8
8
3
Feb.
9
4
4%
65
69
7
Sale
4
65%
12
Sale
33
39
Sale
15
85
13% Sale
15%
18
24% Sale
80
90
17
10%
14%
1 ?U
-A
24%
Sale
19
25%
80
14
74
10
3% Feb. 11
Feb.
3
65
70
6%
10%
6
9
Jan.
6
5
18
19
5
Feb.
8
Feb.
15
28
4% Feb. 18
65% Feb. 19
3% Feb.
if
Jan.
20
60
%
H
2% Sale
2
Sale
4%
4%
2%
2% Sale
5
5%
ZX4
%
7-16
2%
2%
2% Sale
5
5%
4
9% Jan.
Jan.
5
9
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
15% Jan. 20
23% Feb. 13
28% Jan.
Feb.
26
85
Jan.
11% Feb.
15
15
Jan.
26
12% Feb.
17
Feb.
23% Feb.
Feb.
16
12
18% Feb.
16
26
Feb.
15
Feb.
84
Feb.
9
1% Feb.
8
Feb.
8
8% Feb.
19
5
9%
% Sale
%
%
8%
%
%
9%
%
%
9%
8%
H
w
a
Feb.
Feb.
% Sale
10
8
1% Sale
1%
1%
1% Sale
Sale
6
1
%
2$
2%
1% Feb. 23
5% Feb. 26
1%
% Sale
2Ps
Sale
80
Darby Petrol Corp
»
Derby Oil Ac Ref com
*
Sale
2
2
Sale
Sale
25
1%
26% Sale
29% Sale
2%
2
Sale
22
Preferred...............
Gulf Oil of Pa
1%
29% Sale
Feb.
1% Feb.
4%
% k
9% Sale
%
5-16
4
Sale
1-16 Sale
!H
1%
5
4%
5
% Sale
9% Sale
% Sale
2%
3S
8% Sale
1-16 Sale
4% Sale
4
4%
% Sale
10
Sale
%
%
2%
3%
7% Sale
% Sale
6% Sale
3
2
2
%
Sale
Sale
Class B vot trust ctfs.....*
Line.......5
....1
6,500 Mountain Producers Corp.10
14,000 National Fuel Gas .........*
.......5
10,000 New Bradford Oil
*
1% Sale
% Sale
2% Sale
12%
13 h
%
Sale
%
1% Sale
1%
% Sale
2
29
1
10
Feb.
1
Feb. 10
Feb. 18
Feb. 23
7% Feb. 29
1-16 Feb.
1
4
Feb,
5
2
Feb.
8
% Feb.
% Sale
"2%
12%
Sale
Sale
^ Sale
Jan. 26
% Feb.
1% Jan.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
1% Jan.
4
Feb.
29
6
8
5
2
24% Feb. 29
32
25% Jan.
5
Feb.
Feb.
10
Feb.
13
4% Feb. 17
4% Feb.
5
3-16 Feb.
18
10% Feb. 29
% Feb. 26
5.16 Feb.
5
8% Feb. 13
% Feb.
1
6% Feb. 26
Feb.
8
% Feb.
2
9
4
4
10
1-16 Jan. 28
8%
1% Jan. 13
15
1
Jan. 26
% Jan.
9
2% Jan. 30
% Jan.
4
2% Feb.
1
2% Jan. 22
24% Feb. 29
32
Feb. 13
6% Jan.
4% Jan. 12
4% Jan. 15
Jan. 11
10
Jan. 5
% Feb.
1% Feb.
5-32 Feb.
2% Feb.
13% Feb.
% Feb.
1
Feb.
18
8% Jan. 22
% Jan. 15
% Jan.
7
% Jan. 14
3-16 Jan. 26
5
2% Jan.
Jan. 21
Feb. 26
Jan.
Jan.
13
5
7% Feb. 29
2
1-16 Jan.
Jan. 14
3%
Jan. 22
2
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
Feb.
8
Jan.
2
Jan. 14
% Feb. 18
Feb. 24
16 1-16
% Feb. 27
1
6
1-16 Jan.
4
6
2% Jan.
1
5
11
Jan.
13
Jan. 29
10
2
24
% Jan.
Jan.
5
Jan. 11
1% Feb. 16
Feb. 27
Feb.
1
Feb. 10
Feb.
9
Feb. 3
Feb. 24
8
22
9
Feb. 18
2
5% Feb. 26
1
Feb. 24
Sale
2% Sale
12% Sale
Feb.
%
%
%
%
10
14
14
6
6% Feb.
9
Feb.
5
4
2% Jan.
2% Jan.
5% Jan.
1% Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 29
22
15
8
2
2
26% Feb. 10
% Jan.
4
1 % Feb.
...
Class A vot trust ctfs.....*
900 North Cent Texas Oil
2
8
Jan.
19
1
% Feb. 16
Crown Cent Petrol Corp—
Sale
13
% Jan.
8% Feb.
% Jan.
% Feb.
Feb. 15
Feb. 20
Feb. 16
Feb.
1
4
Feb.
Jan.
1% Feb.
4% Jan.
2
8% Feb. 19
% Feb.
5
% Feb.
5
%
2%
%
2%
% Feb.
2
Feb. 26
Feb. 16
Feb. 13
Feb. 19
7
Jan.
18
26
18
14
11
12
16
9
12
14
%
2%
2%
5%
69>|
Feb.
32
8
27
Jan.
18
4
15
22
Jan.
6
16* Feb. 13
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
10
Feb.
% Feb.
4
34
4
14% Feb.
2
Feb.
4
8
11% Feb. 15
Feb.
10% Feb.
9% Jan.
Jan.
18
T Feb.
Feb.
4
18
19
27
26
19
25
29
18
19
19
5% Jan.
Feb.
10
11% Feb.
f
6
9% Feb.
9% Feb.
33
Feb.
80
46% Feb.
8
29
7% Feb.
10% Feb.
8
9
23
Feb. 26
46% Feb. 19
9% Feb. 25
34
35
30
32
90
7% Sale
9% Sale
10
Sale
33
9
30
26%
73%
7%
....
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
31%
Sale
Creole Petroleum Corp
For footnotes see page 54.
29 104
9
58
14
22
Feb.
Feb. 11
85
84
39
29
80
8%
19
.*
Cosden Oil Co common..
Mo-Kansas Pipe
Class B v t c
6,800
Feb.
Feb.
30%
*
1
Consol Oil Corp common
300
Non-voting class A
.—*
Class B
*
2,200
10
24,500 Intercontinental Petrol
*
67,500 Internat Petroleum com..
.__*
1,800 Klrby Petroleum
25
4,600 Leonard Oil Development
200 Lion Oil Refining
.......*
.*
22,500 Lone Star Gas
88,800 Magdalena Syndicate.......*
2,500 Margay OH
...._..*
._..*
1,500 Mexico-Ohio OH Co
7,800 Michigan Gas & Oil Corp...*
3,500
2,300
52,400
Jan.
5
1
10
29 120
5 113
Feb.
6% Feb.
9
6
9
35
Middle States Petroleum—
1,300
1,300
40,100
1,200
3,100
5,000
2,000
Feb.
34% Jan.
9%
10%
17
8
Indian Terr 1 Jum Oil Co
1,500
14,900
33,500
1,400
1,700
7
10
2
2% Feb.
1
12% Feb. 13
1% Feb. 26
8% Feb. 29
£1
Coupon stock (bearer)
75
22
Jan.
10
8
90
32
14%
13%
...
Arkansas Nat Gas com
40,100
Jan.
Feb.
STOCKS.
American Maracaibo
4,900 Carlb Syndicate com
5,000 Colon Oil Corp common
16,000
10
lib
17
64
82
37
Sale
12
27
25
Standard Oil (Kentucky)
10
Standard Oil (Nebraska)
25
Standard Oil (Ohio) com..25
5% cum pref
100
100
100 Swan & Finch OH 7% pref.25
100 Con sol Royalty Oil
600
Jan.
5
2% Feb. 26
3% Feb.
3
2% Feb. 29
3% Feb. 13
1
2% Feb.
3% Feb. 19
5
1% Jan.
2% Feb. 13
10
46
Feb. 17 £36% Feb.
% Feb. 29
% Feb.
2
5% Feb. 29
7% Feb.
2
2
39% Jan.
46% Feb.
2
4
1% Jan.
1% Feb. 13
13
% Jan.
% Feb. 15
Sale
8% Sale
5
6
8
Standard Oil (Ind)
2,000
36,800
1,900
1,800
3,000
5
Jan.
Feb.
1% Feb. 23
Columbia Oil & Gasoline—
14,400
Jan/
15
8
110% Feb. 19 110% Feb. 19 110%
64
3
69% Feb. 17
66
Feb.
9
%
% Feb. 13
% Feb.
17
17
Feb. 23
23
17
Feb.
17
Feb. 10 £17
zl7
Feb. 10 *18
Sale
18
59
65
Feb. 17
59
Feb. 11
65
60
40
51
Feb. 29
1
42
Feb.
Sale
51
22%
26% Feb. 13 29% Feb. 26
29%
28%
85
90% 95
101%
41
12
4
5
50
250 So West Pa Pine Lines...
Sale
"60"" "70"
7,200 South Penn Oil..........-25
"MOO
15
Jan.
5-16 Feb.
% Feb. 20
1
1% Feb.
5% Sale
7
Sale
.....
10,700
5,600
9
Feb.
8
OIL
....
3,000
5.500
12% Feb.
% Feb. 25
27% Feb.
4
24% Feb. 26
22
Feb. 26
40
Feb. 13
43% Sale
% Sale
98% 102
2% Sale
33%
12
16
50
"85"" loo"
100 Borne Scrymser Co
800
5
2
...100
British-American Oil Co
"
Feb.
88
10
97
Jan*:
Feb. 23
80
"III "~i%
*
*
12
9
10% Feb. 19
1% Sale
82%
27
7
5-16
~2~~
Sale
Stock purchase warrants..
300
225 Utah Power 8c Light pref. 100
50 Utlca Gas 5c Elec 7% pf
100
5
Feb.
11
Feb.
18
2%
3%
2% Sale
% Sale
6% Sale
45% Sale
Sale
Jan,
93
Jan.
115
110
Sale
Sale
43
Sale
*
23
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
% Feb. 25
oaie
% Sale
.% Sale
3% Sale
3% Sale
2% Sale
2
Sale
....
t6 cum 1st pref..
U S Elec Pow com with warr.*
12,600
7,100
52.100
4,300
14
27
27
Feb.
18
13
98
90%
50
%7 preferred..........__.*
179,800
32,100
1,200
2.650
Jan.
Jan.
10
9
Feb.
21
Sale
Sale
28
Sale
United Gas com
OTHER OIL
8,700
2,300
27,500
1,400
Sale
90
3% Sale
3
3%
25
50
1,000 Buckeye Pipe Line...
25
1,500 Chesebrough Mfg
200 Cumberland Pipe Line.....50
500 Eureka Pipe Line.........100
25
14,200 Humble Oil 8c Refining
.*
31,200 Imperial Oil (Canada)...
Registered
1,300
10
1,800 Indiana Pipe Line......
3,700 National Transit.......12.50
1,400 New York Transit.........10
New
10
1,000
650 Northern Pipe Line
50
New..
10
2,700
1,300 Ohio Oil 6% cum pref....100
25
300 Penn Mex Fuel..........
1,200 Southern Pipe Line.......10
900
60
85
United Corp warrants.......
STANDARD
SUBSIDIARIES
1,400
2,600
70
United Elec Serv Amer shs..
FORMER
400
19
23
50
4,500
16,900
19
18
26%
15
Feb. 17
Feb.
23% Feb.
i.S
?r
17
21
42
50 Western Power pref......100
600
*
21
55
*
75 West Massachusetts Cos....*
"""150
14
96
Jan.
2% Jan.
66% Sale
17
50
300
14
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
21
115
100
19
2,500 Swiss-American Elec pref. 100
3,200 Tampa Electric Co
*
200 Tenn Elec Power 7% pref. 100
25 Texas Pow 8c Lt 7% pref..100
50,527 Utll Pow 8c Light com
Class B ▼ t c
2,900
800
7% preferred.....
Feb.
8
9% Feb.
Sale
10
14%
19
* « J*
1% Sale
% Sale
3%
*
5,900 Southwest Gas Utilities..
1,000 Standard Power & Lt com..*
Class B common..........*
2,100
Warrants
Feb.
21% Feb. 27
93
Feb. 27
40
1
United Lt 8c Power com A
4
27
19
Jan.
4
20
Jan.
23% Sale
1%
Union Natural Gas of Can
Feb.
64
Feb.
Feb. 10
102
Feb. 29 118% Feb.
Feb.
5 113
113
Feb.
Feb.
97% Feb. 29 104
58
Feb.
9
57
Feb.
21% Sale
110% 115
3,600
14,400
1,800
113,400
14,000
32,200
120,700
12,100
27,200
Jan.
25
27
Sale
24
*
Preferred.......
6
3
26% Sale
250 Southw Bell Tel 7% pref. 100
320 Sou'west G 8c E 7% pref__100
750
88
16% Feb. 26
9% Sale
'
50
180
5
24
89% Feb.
70
25
2,100 Southern Nat Gas Co com.
4,000 Southern Union Gas......
1,800
Feb.
14% Feb.
Sale
17
10
200 Southern Colo Pow cl A
Jan.
1
21
15%
29
18%
Sale
102
Sale
115
1,900 Sou Calif Edison pref A
25
Preferred B
25
9.700
5 % % pref class C
6,900
25
400
5% cum particorig pref..25
100
6
Feb.
5
13% Feb.
100 Sierra Pacific Elec 6% pf..l00
100 Southeast Gas & Water cl A
100
100
Jan.
Jan.
64
1,945 Railway 8c Light Securities.*
1,000
3,900
1,800
W*
83
Feb.
50% Sale
Sale
13
950 Public Service of Nor 111
25
Com $100 par stock
..100
200
6% preferred
100
40 Puget Sound P & L $6 pf
25 Quebec Power Co, com...
*
4,500 Rockland Light 8c Power
17
9
Feb.
9
1 % Feb.
9
12% Feb.
6% Feb. 15
Feb. 16
98
1
50
Feb.
9
300 Rhode Isld Pub Serv pref..
MOO
Jan.
Feb.
85
1% Feb. 27
Feb. 27
7
5%
.*
»
2,540 Pa Water 8c Power
2,100 Peoples Light 8c Power cl A_*
1,700 Philadelphia Co com
10 Public Serv of Ind pref—100
40
70
19
19
91% Feb.
93
450 Pa Power 8c Light %7 pref
150
13
Feb.
Feb.
76
81
Jan.
.*
400 Pa Gas 8c Elec class A
25
1,670
75
10,900 Pacific Gas 8c Elec 1st pf..25
5%% 1st preferred.
..25
200
25 Pacific Ltg Corp $6 pref
*
100 Pacific Pow & Lt 7% pref. 100
*
300 Pacific Pub Ser new com
New first preferred
600
*
475
.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
February.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
48
Feb.
2%
3-11
3
13 U
Jan.
16
11
Jan. 15
13
14
9
Feb. 24
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
NEW
CURB
YOEK
AGGREGATE SALES
49
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
EXCHANGE
Feb. 1.
1932.
Shares.
OTHER OIL STOCKS (Coael.)
11,000
9,300
8,700
3,600
8,200
9,800
Producers Royalty Co—
Ask.
Bid.
Bid.
X
48
A
1-16
5
6$
7
Sale
Sale
X Feb.
45
X
Vs
iX
Vs
IX
.g
4*
3X
Sale^
3%
%
Sale
7-16
53M
7-16
Vs Feb.
1
Sale
Sale Prices.
15
X Jan.
4X Jan.
1-16 Jan.
4
9
X Feb.
9
654 Feb.
X Jan.
9
14
7
Feb.
13
Feb. 24
1
Feb.
44
Jan.
Vs
~
Jan.
Jan.
24
X Jan.
8
654 Jan. 15
X Jan.
4
X Feb. 16
Jan. 15
7X
X
49X
X
14
1
Jan. 27
y
*
5
5-16
5
2,900 Texon Oil Ac Land Co
*
2,200 Union Oil Associates......25
Sale
5
10
6X
10X
11^
Vs
Vs
3X
3Vs
X
X
5X
10X
7-16
Sale
11X
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
5-16
.*
2X
X
*
5-16 Sale
2
23
1
Jan.
11
Feb.
jpeo.
Jan.
X
3Vs
3%
X
X
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb. 16
5-16 Feb.
11
X Feb.
354
X
X
554
10X
X
Vs Sale
Vs Feb. 23
Vs
Feb. 10
Feb. 10
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb. 10
Jan.
2
11
5-16 Jan. 28
Feb". "27
Jan.
7
Jan. 30
Jan. 16
Jan.
7
Jan. 12
Feb.
4
654 Jan. 21
12
Jan. 20
X Jan.
2
X Jan.
8
IX Jan.
X Feb. 20
_
%
Feb. 24
Feb.
Feb.
3Vs
X
X
6X
11X
Jan.
4
Jan. 30
Jan.
6
X Jan. 27
Feb.
...10
18,100 Venezuelan Petroleum
700 Woodley Petroleum
Corp
6,200 "Y" Oil & Gas Co
Highest.
Prices.
554 Feb.
1
X Feb. 16
X Feb. 16
X Feb. 17
,46X Feb. 29
Vs Feb.
2
Feb.
X
.
10
100 Universal Consol Oil
5-16 Feb.
g
65a
%
X
100 Royalty Corp partlc pref—10
900 Ryan Consol Petroleum....*
500 Salt Creek Consol Oil
10
.........
X Feb.
9
4X Feb. 24
1-16 Feb. 24
X Feb.
9
OX Feb.
5-16
Sale
458
A
Vs
Oil Corp..
300 Richfield Oil of Calif pref. .35
200 Swiss Oil Corp
4*
Sale Prices
1-1
X
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
*
100
3,700 Relter-Foster
6,400 Salt Creek Producers
14,100 Southland Royalty Co
8,300 Sunray Oil
Vs
Sale
Lowest.
Ask
3/
eg Sale^
5
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid.
H
North European Oil com
*
Pacific Western Oil Corp__„*
*
Pandem Oil Corp
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela
Plymouth Oil
250 Pure Oil Co 6% pref
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
1.
2
Jan.
19
% Jan.
7
MINING STOCKS
1,250 Bunker Hill Ac Sullivan
10
175
Voting trust certificates...
200
23 X
17 H
Bwana M'kubwa Cop Min—
American shares
9,700 Carnegie Metals
50 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd...25
Yi
1,100 Copper Range Co..
25
10,500 Cresson Consol G M Ac M....1
17,400 Cusi Mexicans Mining
1
Lead....
400. Falcon Lead Mines
1,700 Goldfleld Consol Mines..
4X
X
"X
""x
Vs
2
X
X
1
X
4
4X
2X
4X
4X
lVs
Sale
J
Si
24 X
17
62X Feb.
2% Feb.
X Feb.
Vs Feb.
X
800 Moss Gold
Mining Ltd
5,600 New Jersey Zinc
1
X
25
22
Sale
23,500 Ohio Copper Co....
1
1,399 Pacific Tin special stock..
82,500 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd....
"•800 Premier Gold Mining
13 H
Vs
1354
12
Sale
1
X
2X
3H
2% Sale
14X
4Vs
2X
1
5-16
15-16
H
Sale
4X
Sale
1-16
2X
1
IX
X
Sale
3
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
59.390 St Anthony Gold Mining
2.8O9 Shattuck Denn Mining
reck Hughes
1
Mining
United Verde Extension..
Utah Apex Mining Co
Wtt,ker Mining
2
1
17
8
Feb.
9
10
1-16 Feb.
10
IX Feb. 25
254 Feb.
X Feb.
2854
13 X
13X
X
X
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale*
1-16 Feb.
*
IX Feb.
9-16 Feb.
X Feb.
7-16 Feb.
3VS
3X Sale
3X Feb.
4
4X
X
Sale
X
IX
2X
X Feb.
5
3X
Vs
3X Sale
Vs
X
3X
X
X
X
2X
3Vs
X
X
X
2Vs
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
...1
Copper Mining
3-16 Sale
1
Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd
•
Yukon Gold Co
2Vs
Feb.
10
1-16 Jan.
2
lVs Jan.
2
X Jan.
6
X Jan. 23
7-16 Jan.
X
2X
Sale
2X
Feb. 10
Feb. 26
Feb.
3
Feb.
9
Feb. 15
2Vs
21
17
2
19
9
18
21
14
8
5X Feb.
6
7-16 Jan.
9
1-16 Jan. 25
X Feb.
X Feb.
5
19
5X Jan. 14
5
Jan. 25
2X Feb. 16
Vs Feb.
5
X Feb.
9
Vs Feb. 24
25X Jan. 26
IX Jan.
8
18X Feb. 17
Vs Jan. 15
2854 Jan. 21
14X Jan. 11
13 X Jan. 26
1
Jan.
3-16 Jan.
5
11
2X Jan.
4
3Vs Jan. 21
9-16 Jan.
9
2X Feb.
17
6
Jan.
4
3-16 Jan. 23
254
J
15
Jan. 20
Jan.
2
Jan. 26
Feb.
5
Jan.
9
4S
1-16 Jan.
4
X Feb.
254 Jan. 13
6
X Jan.
5
■
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
354 Feb.
6
5-16 Jan. 25
3X Feb. 10
X Jan.
7
X Feb.
3
1
5
6
4
Feb. 25
2
Jan.
5
Jan.
Jan. 20
5
Feb.
Sale
X
4Xs
2
2
29
1H
2X
X
IX
X Feb.
X Feb.
m
X
Jan.
Jan.
1-16 Jan.
2
Feb.
9-16 Feb.
Sale
9
9Vs Jan.
13
3-16 Feb.
X
Feb.
22
3Vs Feb.
Sale
2
1
9-16 Feb.
Feb.
Sale
X
2X
%
X
IX
62 X
354
X
7-16
24
12X Jan.
7
X Jan. 11
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb. 11
Feb. 10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 24
23X Jan.
5
2X Feb.
5X Feb.
1
°99 Tonopah
4X
IX
X
X
Vs
Feb.
Feb.
5X
3-16
IX Sale
X Sale
20.499
25
4
2
*
IX Feb.
18X Feb.
Feb.
4X Feb.
X Feb.
3
Feb. 16
Feb.
5
Feb.
9
Feb. 24
X Sale
7-16
9-16
5
6X
»
5
2.000 Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd..
Feb. 11
Feb. 10
Feb.
5
Feb.
9
Feb. 24
Feb. 19
2
1-16 Sale
So Amer Gold Ac Plat
Standard Silver Lead
X
X
4X
4X
2X
Vs
X
Vs
_
24
13X Feb.
X Feb.
aA Feb,
X Sale
1
1.0£9
23,009
Feb.
4X
IX
X
X
X
24X
25
6X
24
Jan.* 13
23X Feb. 11
X Jan. 13
1-16 Jan.
Sale
1
999 Quincy Mining
X Jan.
X Feb. 10
1-16 Jan. 25
10
14X
X
2
4
4
4
Sale
13 X
Jan.
6
15
1
11
Jan.
2
5X Feb.
Vs Feb.
1654 Feb.
11-16
1-16
8.700 Roan Antelope C Mines Ltd..
55
1-?16 Feb.
25X Feb.
13
25
4X Feb.
X Feb.
Sale
10
Feb.
X Jan. 14
X Jan.
5-16
„..M
10
5
5-16
1-16 Feb.
7-16 Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
17 X
IX
..25
16,199 New Mont Mining Coro
I.499 N Y Ac Hond Rosarlo M
4,590 Nipissing Mines
56
Feb.
2% Feb.
Jan. 29
Jan. 12
X Feb.
X Jan. 25
7-16 Feb.
1
Feb.
Sale
9-16
X Feb.
254 Feb.
X Feb.
9-16 Sale
5
19
Vs Feb.
Vs Feb.
Vs Sale
4X
554
454
2X
22
5-16 Feb.
X Feb.
4X
4%
4
3-16 Feb.
'354
3-16 Sale
5-16 Sale
1-16
Feb.
23X Feb. 11
X Feb.
58H 63*
454 Sale
X Sale
X
.
5
.
«99
1
66
5-16
6„
1
§99 Mining Corp of Can
4,800 Mohawk Mining
I.599
200
Vs
24
1
Feb.
5-16 Feb.
IX
X
1
„
33.699 Wenden
5-1
X
59
X
4
100 Klrkland Lake G M Ltd
o,000 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
',99
ig
Sale
22X Feb. 10
23H Feb. 11
10
200 Kerr Lake Mines
O.79O
22
1
10,900 Hecla Mining Co
25
5,100 Hollinger Consol G M
5
20,200 Hud Bay Min Ac Smelt
100 Iron Cap
Copper
.....10
„
17X
7-16
Sale
Vs
.»
10,500 Golden Centre Mines.......5
o
25
1
65
24 X
2X
20
8,700jtevans Wallower
%
2
50
22
X Sale
% Sale
1
25
19
M
1
10
400 Chief Consol Mining
5,300 Comstock Tun Ac Drainage 10c
4,800 Consol Copper Mines
1
700 Eagle Picher Lead Co..
23
24
20
6
254 Jan. 25
X Jan.
6
4Vs
Jan.
9
Jan.
8
Jan.
7
3
f Feb.
BONDS
$
2,000 Abbott's Dairies
6s...
1942
274,000 Alabama Power
4H*
18,000
1st Ac ref 5s
40,000
5s
67,000
1st 5s
50,000
1st & lef 5s
1967
1,169,000
76
95
Sale
1968
Sale
Sale
88 X
94
Sale
74
FeD. 10
87 X Feo.
2
80
Feb.
4
93
Feb. 10
85
Feb.
8
92 X Feb. 11
1951
Amer Commonw
Pow 6s. 194®
Deb 5He
1953
Am Community Pow
5H» 1953
Amer A: Continental 5s.-1943
96X Sale
Amer Gas Ac Power 6s
11
Sale
6
6X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2H Feb.
Sale
Sale
4
Feb.
10
9
12X Feb. 24
9
43X Feb.
29
Sale
78 X
35X
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
76 X Sale
74
Sale
38 X
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
1939
163,000 Amer Radiator deb 4HS..1947
Amer Rolling Mills
491,000
Deb s f 5s
...1948
88,000
4H% notes
1933
99,000 Amer Seating 6s
1936
12,000 Amer Solv Ac Chem 6s
1936
6 He without warrants. 1936
6,000
385,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
1956
Sale
Sale
38
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s...1957
Amer Gas Ac Elec deb 5s ..2028
5s
1953
American Power At Light
6s without warrants..2016
9354
67 Vs
35
45
62
Sale
Sale
28
78
Feb.
Feb.
24
Feb.
Feb.
26
2
8
Sale
1953
159,000 Assoc Gas Ac Elec 4Hs- —1948
5s
1,769,000
1968
5s registered
2,000
.....1968
648,000
5Hs
1938
4Hs series C
2,912,000
1949
1,000
4Hs C registered
1949
264,000
5Hs_...
1977
Conv deb 5s
1,927,000
1950
176,000
114,000
12,000
562,000
947,000
45,000
16,000
Assoc Tel Utll 5 He
1944
see page
54.
Jan.
6
9
22
91
17
85
Feb.
8
Feb.
20
91
Jan.
25
19
64 X Feb.
9
3
35X Feb.
16
40
Jan.
2X Feb.
10
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
6Vs Feb.
14
Feb.
1
17
4
95
Jan.
9854 Jan.
71X Jan.
15
8
16
28
2
Jan.
5
8
9X Jan.
27
19
27
30
49X Feb. 26
41
Jan.
27
Jan.
77
Jan.
29
87
20
28 X Feb.
Feb.
19
23
45X Jan.
37X Jan.
8254 Jan.
Feb.
11
15
99X Jan.
Feb.
39
Feb.
Jan.
12
5
29
7
22
20
Feb. 23
7854 Sale
83 X Sale
70
Feb.
Feb.
9
79X Feb. 24
70
Feb.
9
5
85
20
80
Jan.
29
57 X
67
47
44
Feb.
Feb.
1
58X Feb. 29
43
Jan.
29
5
67
47
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
Feb. 18
Jan.
5
67
Jan.
4
58 X Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
29
55
34
47
15
Jan.
22
18
22X Feb. 19
Sale
Sale
Sale
81
60
4
36X Feb.
16X Feb. 24
Feb.
18
8054 Feb. 10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12 X
Sale
10
84 X Sale
"5454 Sale"
22
Feb.
10 X
Sale
Feb.
5
9
8% Feb.
82X Feb. 17
1
77X Feb.
85
Feb.
22
14
20
29
29
22X Feb.
19
20
Feb.
7
18
Feb.
29
80X Feb.
10
91
Jan.
18
15X Feb.
13
1
7
4
16
Feb.
8Vs Jan.
7X Jan.
Jan.
26
13X Jan.
28
85
14
86
12
Feb.
54 X
39 X
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
32
Sale
80
75
Jan.
13
Jan.
5
19
57X Feb. 23
25
51
Jan.
53X Feb. 10
Jan.
7
34
Sale
83X Feb. 17
8454 Feb. 29
6
42
Feb.
19
34
Feb.
31X Feb. 29
39
35
Feb.
Feb.
15
6
3154 Feb.
35
Feb.
35
Feb.
38j
383
FeW. 13
30X Feb.
39
Feb.
Jan.
14
30
Feb.
3954 Jan.
14
Jan.
Feb.
33
Jan.
47
Feb.
35
37
Sale
35
Sale
3554 Sale
35X Sale
31X Sale
31X Sale
6
Feb.
30X Feb. 27
30
FeD. 26
45
Sale
42
Sale
3734 Sale
39 X Sale
32 Jf Sale
38
39
32X Feb. 27
41
35
35
35
32
83
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
Feb. 26
37
36
64X Feb. 10
72
36
69
15
48X Feb.
671
52 J
Sale
Sale
663
473
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
69
44
69
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
Feb.
Feb.
8
23
42 X Feb.
Feb.
83
Feb.
2
s94
Sale
85X Sale
85
Sale
87
87
86
Sale
Sale
Sale
73
Sale
9654 Sale
88 X Sale
Sale
88 X Sale
90
77
Sale
86
s95
16
34
30
Jan.
Jan.
83
Feb.
25
Jan.
57 X Feb.
19
23
43
Jan.
22
44X Jan.
14
6
6
4
Jan.
9
44X Jan.
32X Feb.
Feb. 11
Feb. 26
Feb. 16
Jan.
84X Feb. 29
14
40X Jan.
15
36
Feb.
11
88
6454 Feb.
7
26
10
72
Jan.
Feb.
6
16
36
23
Jan.
Feb.
16
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
77
2
Feb. 10
Feb. 29
69
Feb.
29
54
77
35
Feb.
29
37X Jan.
9
Feb.
18
18
2
90
Feb. 13
~~
9654 Feb. 29
86
95
Feb.
Feb.
18
18
23
88X Feb. 16
84
83'
90
Jan.
96 X Feb.
5
8934 Jan.
21
6
90
Feb.
29
4
89
79
Jan.
14
Jan.
8
86X Feb.
86X Feb.
86
38
13
35
Baldwin Locomotive Works
For footnotes
4
10
29
Sale
2-year 6% secured notes_'33
Atlas Plywood 5Hs
1943
11,000
5H% notes ...........1933
36,000 Beacon Oil 6s with warr_ 1936
248,000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s
1955
1st M Ss ser B June 1 1957
205,000
5s series C
1960
370,000
57,000 Birmingham Elec 4Hs
1968
Feb.
49X Feb. 26
85 X
37
Assoc Rayon Corp 5s....1950
Assoc Simmons Hard 6 H» 1933
Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s... 1965
Assoc Tel Ac Tel 5Hs A...1955
93
96X Feb.
8454 Jan.
96X Jan.
33
"80"~ Sale'
Assoc Dyeing Ac
Printing—
6s with warrants......1938
1,000
508,000 Associated Elec 4Hs
2
85X Feb. 25
35X Feb.
2
30X Feb.
3
Sale
11X
10
39
84 X
8254
77 X
11
Feb.
37 X Feb.
80
Feb.
Feb.
Appalachian Gas Corp~Conv deb 6s
318,000
.......1945
Conv deb 6s series B...1945
287,000
43,000 Appalachian Power 6s
2024
595,000 Arkansas Pr At Lt 5s
1956
96 X Feb.
74
1
14
Sale
Feo.
1
28H Feb. 19
20
86
9654 Feb. 11
81X Feb. 29
9
64X Feb.
35X Feb. 16
81X Sale
s83X Sale
1946
694.000 Aluminum Co s f
deb As..1952
.104,000 Aluminum Ltd 5s
1948
45,000 Amer Aggregates 6s A...1943
428,000
136,000
43,000
105,000
515,000
563,000
171,000
159,000
96H Feb. 11
82
1956
5
Feb.
1
725* Feo. 10
90
89
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
77X Feb. 26
83)
70
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
28
10
29
NEW
50
PRICES IN
AGGREGATE SALES.
NEW YORK
Jan.
31,000
1932.
1.
10,000
137,000
315,000
10,000
52,000
77,000
723,000
469,000
57,000
34,000
457,000
363,000
28,000
12", 006
Canada Cement 53f«
Ask
Bid.
Bid.
Ask.
9134 Sale
9934 Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
9 9834
1 95
18 9934
18 100
9434 Feb.
9134 Feb.
97
Feb.
9834 Feb.
1935
99
9834 Sale
Sale
Sale
76
20-year guar 434*
1951
Can Nat Steamships 5s..1955
Capital Admin 5s A.....1953
Sale
7234 Sale
70 34
Without warrant.......
Carolina Pr A Lt 5s
1956
Caterpillar Tractor 5s
85
Sale
1935
5s Series G
..1968
203,000
43^8 series H
1981
62,000
:
5,000 Cent Maine Pow 434* E..1957
5s series D
1955
29,000
66,000 Central Power 5s ser D..1957
1956
473,000 Central Pow & Lt 5s
1949
2,124,000 Cent Pub Serv deb 534*
1948
476,000 Cent States Elec 5s
Deb 5Hs
Sept 15 1954
897,000
303,000 Cent States Pr Ac Lt 5 34s.1953
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
87
70
Sale
7634
Cent Arizona L 5c P 5s... 1960
309,000 Cent 111 Pub Serv 434* P. 1967
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
6934 Sale
75
Sale
67
Sale
85
85
9834 Feb.
98% Feb.
7534 Feb.
8134 Feb.
70
Feb.
70
Feb.
7234 Feb.
85
Feb.
85
Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb.
9
7634
8134
7134
7134
8334
9034
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8
3
17
26
26
29
10
29
88
Feb.
2
6734 Feb. 11
7434 Feb. 26
67
Feb. 29
72
25 100
1
17
16
3
1
1
92
Sale
Sale
6734 Sale
1734 Sale
37
Sale
3834 Sale
5634 Sale
70
6234 Sale'
2034 Sale
33
36 H
Sale
2034 Sale
3434 Sale
35
Sale
5334 Sale
67
Sale
166,000
28,000
*
Sale
4634
Sale
91
Feb.
70
Feb.
18,000
,
Deb 534s
69
Sale
4634
4634
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
1942
1927
5J4s series A
1949
161,000
35,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 53481952
6s series B
1955
33,000
1966
229,000 Cities Service 5s.
9
23]
Feb.
9
3734 Feb. 23
39
Feb. 26
59
Feb. 17
1
214,000
67,000
519,000
55,000
31,000
187,000
405,000 Cities Service Gas 5 34*--1942
160,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s. 1943
1,158,000 Cities Service PAL 5 34 s_ 1952
5534
5434
Sale
Sale
1,000
4534 Sale
4534 Sale
4534 Sale
46
Sale
5334 Sale
5434 Sale
6234 Sale
5334 Sale
1941
6,000 Cleve Term Bldg 6s
2,000 Col Riv Longv Bridge 634* '53
1941
18,000 Commander Larabee 6s
6s certifs of deposit....1941
4,000
"8",660
1
Sale
5334
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
1954
100
1961
1939
1937
1957
1956
1960
1981
4s series F
1,858,000
437,000 Community Pow & Lt 5s. 1957
10034
Sale
100
"9834 Sale"
10034
Sale
29,000
4,000
28,000
163,000
65,000
88,000
13,000
137,000
236,000
1952
1969
1970
434 s series H
4,000
739,000
2,136,000
104,000
375,000
42,000
Consumers Power 4
•
49,000
837,000
3,000
2.000
57,000
231,000
.
93
Sale
9234 Sale
3834 Sale
86
Sale
8634 Sale
86
8034
5234
Sale
Sale
7534
5234
Sale
Sale
Sale
10534
88
22
7234 Jan.
8
7934 Jan. 25
5034 Jan. 29
8
20
4534 Feb.
11
50
Jan.
Feb.
11
39
Feb. 26
60
2J
4734 Feb.
Feb. 26
39
11
30
8
5734 Feb.
19
5
15
16
4
5734 Jan.
19
2
64
4034 Feb.
8
5134 Jan.
5534 Jan.
5054 Feb.
10
Feb.
5
60
47
Feb.
17
40
4034 Feb.
8
5134 Feb. 11 56
5734 Feb. 10 64
5034 Feb. 10 5434
99
Feb. 17 10034
9834 Feb. 29 10034
1 10034
100
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
10
66
10
16|
Feb. 29
Feb. 17,
2
Feb.
Feb. 15
5
Feb.
1
Feb.
66
4
Feb.
99
9834 Feb.
9934 Jan.
4
2934 Feb.
4
37
89
Feb.
Feb.
17
5834 Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
4
19 10234 Jan.
9
17 102
29 101
9
3
Jan.
11
37
Feb.
5
Jan.
19
4
4634 Feb.
19
9
93
Jan.
9
93
Jan.
9334 Jan.
2
5
2934 Feb.
J an.
11
5
25
Jan.
22
Jan.
14
24
Jan.
8134 Feb.
82
Feb.
8134 Feb.
8
6
4634 Feb. 19
9
88
Sale
Feb.
9
89
8134 Feb.
7534 Feb.
5234 Feb.
109
Feb.
8
Sale
8034 Sale
6134 Sale
8034 Feb. 29
6134 Feb. 18
Feb. 18
18 109
8
8234 Jan.
Jan. 26
5
6134 Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 18 109
75
1
45
99
Feb.
19 10534 Feb.
99
Feb.
17
Feb.
25
10434 Feb.
35
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
8734 Feb. 27
109
1
4
8
8
8
3
16
94
Feb.
Feb.
25
18
82
Jan.
29
1
15
18
27
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21
Jan.
5
31
20
81
Jan.
Feb.
22
20
Jan.
8734 Feb. 15
94
Jan.
10
30
Feb.
20
27
75
Sale
7434 Feb. 26
81
Feb.
3
72
Sale
8734 Feb.
19
89
34*--1958
Sale
1958
63
Continental Oil 5 34
1937
Sale
89
5834
Sale
6334 Sale
78
Sale
7834 Sale
8934 Feb. 26
15
Feb.
8
Jan.
18
19
46
Jan.
12
11
45
Jan.
11
8
Feb.
2
89
Jan.
13
15
25
76
83
Feb.
15
Jan.
4
8
Feb.
13
15
15
25
16
40
Jan.
41
Jan.
8
Feb.
16
78
66
Feb.
Jan.
1942
El Paso Nat Gas
634s
_
....
2030
Feb.
2
7634 Feb.
8134 Feb.
13
96
Feb.
5
Feb.
17
83
Feb.
16
Feb.
15
9434 Feb.
3
Feb.
19
96
Feb.
Feb.
70
Feb.
.......
133,000'
6s series B
74,000 Gen Bronze conv deb
For other footnotes see page 54.
1941
6s. 1940
Jan.
25
2
9534 Jan.
4
78
Feb.
17
92
Feb.
15
19
95
99
97
Jan.
Jan.
61
Jan.
Jan.
28
9
6
70
Feb.
9
3234 Jan.
8034 Jan.
27
3234 Jan.
86 ~ Jan.
27
9734 Feb.
3
17
9734 Feb. 27
8334 Feb. 27
9734 Feb.
3
Feb.
16
7
Feb.
Feb.
13
7
Feb.
20
2
34 Feb.
19
34 Feb,
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
16
87
Sale
Sale
2434
Sale
28
Sale
2334 Sale
99
Sale
100
Sale
10034 Sale
9934 Sale
5634 Sale
5334
Sale
55
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
-Feb.
2
34 Feb.
1
Jan.
22
Feo.
1
Feb.
2
23
6234 Jan.
74
Feb. 23
87
88
8
Feb.
Jan.
74
Feb.
26
88
Feb.
16
3
7
Feb.
2
9934 Feb.
9934 Feb.
5034 Feb.
10 10034 Feb.
Feb.
4 100
20
9854 Jan.
26
98
—
—
4534
Sale'
4534
Sale
6034 Sale
4534 Sale
27
Sale
30
Sale
26
14
25
Feb.
9
Jan.
44
45
Jan.
43
26
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
50
17
57
Feb.
57
64J4 Feb.
4534 Feb.
Feb.
9
Feb.
18
Feb.
10
Feb.
5
5034 Feb. 24
Feb.
5
48
2634 Feb.
5
3234 Feb. 26
Feb.
16
56
Feb.
26
Feb.
'
60
Feb.
2
17
4
13
Jan.
62
59
44
16
4
Feb.
64
Feb.
60
7
10034 Feb. 20
100
59
Feb.
51
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
2
80
2634 Sale
30
Jan.
5634 Feb.
59
—
434 Jan.
5034 Feb.
9
2134 Feb. 20
.
Feb.
13
43
-
1
Feb.
45
-
6
554 Jan.
434 Jan.
2334 Jan.
30
15
7
3
2334 Feb. 29
7
18
7
6734 Feb.
87
Jan.
90
8534 Jan. 14
9734 Feb. 27
8434 Jan. 14
Feb.
57
.
81
534 Jan.
634 Feb.
70
7634 Jan.
19
1
57
6534 Jan.
48
19
Jan.
4
14
5034 Feb. 24
4834 Jan.
30
80
Jan.
20
35
Jan.
8
Jan.
5734 Jan.
15
2
Feb.
10
2
Jan.
Jan.
2934 Jan.
234 Jan.
14
7
3334 Sale
3334 Sale
26
Feb.
6
37
Feb.
16
26
Feb.
42
26
14
33
Feb.
Feb.
6
3834 Feb.
16
26
Sale
3334 Sale
7034 Sale
74
Sale
10
9
71
Feb.
11
62
Jan.
Jan.
11
74
Feb.
29
7034 Feb.
9
3434 Sale
1434 Sale
3434 Feb. 26
1334 Feb. 24
44
Feb.
15
17
3434 Feb. 26
1134 Jan. 12
Sale
70
1st 7s without warr...1957
265,000 Gary Elec A Gas 5s A....1934
684.000 Gatineau Power 5s_.....1956
186.0001
6s
1941
15
17
69
7034 Feb.
First Bohemian Glass Wka
84,000 Flsk Rubber 534s
...1931
Certificates of deposit..
189,000
174,000 Florida Pow Corp 534s A 1979
893,000 Florida Power A Lt 5s...l954
Feb.
85
8134 Feb.
9434 Feb.
Finland Residential Mtge
37,000
Feb.
76
7834 Feb. 26
8
6
1952
Empire Oil A Refining 5 34* '42
67
8
6
634* A..1943
1938
Empire Dist Elec 5s
7534 Sale
8434 Sale
9534 Sale
1932
4% notes
Elec Pow A Lt 5s
Feb.
70
faie
8334 Sale
9634 Sale
78
16
2
96
Sale
9
Feb.
92
82
Feb.
78
80""
Feb.
8
1940
Edison Elec 111 (Boston 5s *33
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
43
42
4
85
Feb.
8434 Feb. 25
13
19
19
43
45
8
Feb.
6634 Jan.
52
78
6434 Feb.
7934 Feb.
52
78
7
20
99
16
Feb.
2934 Sale
18
9934 Jan.
8934 Jan.
17
9534 Feb.
Feb.
2834 Sale
5
9
18
19 10634 Jan.
Jan.
17 100
10434 Fob.
19
2734 Sale
9
3934 Jan.
4
4!
82
6
4734 Jan.
5234 Jan.
6
Jan.
Feb.
15
5034 Feb.
8
5334 Jan.
8
Feb.
Feb.
40
94
105
Continental G A El 5s
807,000
149,000
1,452,000
6,000
2,000
68,000
522,000
Jan.
88
Bank 6s
1961
128,000
323,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
91,000 Firestone TAR Cal 5s.. 1942
133,000
355,000
124,000
78,000
23,000
90
1
67,000
109,000
51,000
99,000
465,000
17
8
Feb.
Feb.
44
3734 Feb.
8134 Feb.
Sale
32,000 Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963
1933
12,000 Federal Sugar Ref 6s
335,000 Federal Water Service 5s_1954
33,000
52,000
129,000
Feb.
4434 Jan.
11
16,000
4,000
202,000
V
14
8
Jan.
Feb.
21,000
128,000
14
42
59
Jan.
15
45,000
634* with warrants
1953
European Elec 634s
1965
Without warr
312,000
4,000 European Mtge AInv 7^8.'50
7s Series C
1967
605,000
32,000 Fairbanks Morse A Co 5s.l942
344",000
Jan.
3934 Jan.
13
33
Sale
4334 Sale
Ercole Marel Elec Mfg
17,000
Jan.
5834 Jan.
8234 Feb.
10,000 Dallas P A L 5s series C..1952
7,000 Dayton P A L 1st A ref 5s '41
1959
14,000 Delaware Elec Pow 534*
2,000 Denv A Salt Lake Ry 6s..I960
1950
40,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B
6s series A
1947
281,000
1952
33,000 Detroit Int Bdge 634s
634» certifs of deposit
1952
3,000
25-yr a f deb 7s
1952
7,000
78 certifs of deposit
1952
5,000
Dixie Gulf Gas 634*
1937
with warrants
81,000
1967
5,000 Duke Power Co 434s
37,000 Duquesne GaB 6s
1945
634% notes
Mar 15 1935
2,000
666,000 Eastern Util Invest 5s A 1954
291,000
14
22
5s
1946
88,000
15,000 Cumberland Co P A L 434* *56
238,666
29
Sale
3,000
5,000
2
Feb.
3034 Jan.
1941
Consol Textile 8s
J an.
Jan.
Sale
48,000
14,000
45,000
5,000
20,000
70
19
95.000
v
92
Jan.
8234
25,000 Cuban Telephone 734s__1941
165,000 Cudahy Pack deb 534s
1937
37", 606
Jan.
1981
45.000 Crucible Steel 5s
5,000
15
3
Series A with warrants..
27,000
5s series A without warr
52,000
1945
3,000 Cosgrove Meehan 634s
..1940
140,000 Crane Co 5s
5,000
9,000
3,000
46,000
7,000
16,000
8934 Jan.
Feb.
3334 Feb.
Continental Secur 5s
1,262,000
19
Jan,
1943
1st ref sf4s
1st & coll 68 ser \
1943
16,000 Consol Publishers 634s.. 1936
•
7
Jan.
67
Consol Gas Utilities—
634s with warrants
12
Jan.
68
48
Consol G E L A P Bait—
534a series E
434s series G—....
Jan.
74
85
75
Feb. 25
Feb. 13
75
2934 Feb.
1.000 Conn Lighting & Pow 7s. 1951
49,000
6,000
70,000
342,000
Feb.
Jan.
Commers und Privat
Bank 5 34s
437,000
309,000 Commonw Edison 434*
434s series C
182,000
434s series E__
191,000
187,000
186,000
86,000
173,000
820,000
176,000
1,000
2
9034 Feb. 10
9054 Jan. 16
Feb.
5734 Feb.
Sale
Sale
206,000 Cleve Elec Ilium 5s
5s series B
140,000
5s
569,000
Feb.
63
4234
4534
deb 5s
15
12
Jan.
75
7234 Feo. 13
8
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb. 20
68
30
1950
Conv
Jan.
Jan.
85
60
2
3234 Feb.
3334 Feb.
5334 Feb.
4534 Feb. 11
....
12,041,000
76
89
11
67
44
....1935
92,000 Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep
Feb.
Jan.
6734 Feb.
7434 Feb.
9
29
71
8
21
87
Chicago Dist El Generating
434s series A
1970
Chic Pneum Tool 5 34s
Jan.
67
Feb.
4
7934 Feb. 20
7234 Feb. 23
1959
5s series A
Jan.
Feb.
85
17
1
67
14
5
7734 Jan. 28
8134 Feb. 17
8034 Jan.
15
65
23
Jan.
72
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
90
Sale
21
Feb. 27
9834 Feb. 25
100
89
70
25
Feb.
70
Cent Vermont Pub Serv—
74.000
1,000
14,000
136,000
125,000
12,000
3,000
5,000
5,000
79
70
Jan.
Jan.
7334 Jan. 22
9834 Feb.
9834 Jan.
7334 Jan.
9834 Feb. 25
25
Cigar Stores Realty—
6,545,000
7534 Jan. 25 7534
9434 Feb.
9 100
8834 Jan. 14 95
97
Feb. 18
9934
9834 Feb. 18 103
Feb. 19
Feb. 23
7334 Jan. 22
1947
Canadian Nat Rys 7s
2,000
54,000
26,000
16,000
31.000
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
Ask,
1940
Copenhagen 15-yr 6s
1,000
43,000
210,000
800,000
188,000
513,000
143,000
Bid.
Burmeister & Wain Co of
,10,000
54,000
8,000
3,000
26,000
213,000
174,000
37,000
Jan. 2
BONDS (Continued)
1959
1,000 Birmingham Gas 5s
1947
43,000 Boston Gonsol Gas 5s.
28,000 Boston & Main* RR 6s...1933
1952
871,000 Brooklyn Edison 5s E
1956
49,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
9,000
9,000
871,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
FEBRUARY.
Price
CURB EX0HANQ2
Since
In
February.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORE
sl5
Sale
73
Sale
Sale
74
66
Sale
Sale
51
5734 Sale
Sale
60
Sale
13
Feb.
27
51
Jan.
2
61
Feb. 27
6
78
Feb.
16
6934 Jan.
5
78
Fen.
1
85
Feb. 20
72
6
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
5334 Feb.
7234 Feb.
5734 Feb.
2
Feb.
11
63
3034 Feb.
13
35
Sale
Feb.
61
63
34
12
17
15
4
6534 Feb. 10
57
Jan.
Feb.
7934 Feb.
Sale
11
60
9
8334 Sale
6934 Sale
6234 Sale
27
19
7934 Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
7534 Jan.
71
13
7634 Sale
66
3834 Feb. 16
Feb.
15
73
59
2
Jan.
1534 Feb.
Feb.
9
4
234 Feb. 24
7034 Feb. 26
6334 Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
26
<
6
1534 Feb. 19
6234 Jan.
6
85
70«
Jan.
Jan.
4
635
5
63
3034 Feb.
13
40
54
50
Jan.
16
Feb. 26
?iS:2f
NEW
YOEK
CURB
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
NEW YOEK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
February.
$
17,000
29,000 Gen Refractor 5a
52,000
299,000
15,000
130,000
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Bid.
1943
32,000
12,000
69,000
3,000
9,000
48,000
2,000
60,000
134,000
7,000
10,000
81,000
6,000
5,000
85,000
3*l", 006
12,000
181,000
256,000
22,000
28,000
43,000
133,000
11,000
47,000
103,000
93,000
155,000
37,000
66,000
167,000
31,000
27,000
99
9854 Sale
25,000
13,000
147,000
121,000
361,000
354,000
65,000
3,000
2,000
123,000
"*2",000
11,000
9,000
25,000
66,000
212,000
1,000
6,000
"
44*666
85,000
85,000
60,000
81,000
72,000
25,000
423,000
1,000
125,000
128,000
3,000
5,000
Guantanamo 8c W Ry 6a. 1958
Guardian Investors Corp—
20,000
52,000
42,000
15,000
4,000
1.000
133,000
39,000
38,000
117,000
435,000
7.000
4,000
19,000
12,000
12,000
24.000
30,000
5,000
4,000
10,000
For footnotes
see
9734 Feb. 26
9
97
22
6834 Fod.
13
32
Jan.
14
32
14
13
Feb.
26
Sale
Sale
2054 Sale
86 H Sale
20
13
1
Feb.
2634 Feb. 23
11
60
Feb.
2
50
Feb.
11
70
Jan.
18
Feb.
2
5
Feb.
2
5
Jan.
23
1
40
Feb.
29
8
Jan.
11
2534 Jan.
1134 Jan
1
21
Feb.
27
Feb.
1
Feb. 23
87
Feb.
26
35
Feb. 24
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
92 H
Sale
80
Jan.
29
9
90
60
Jan.
14
65
2
35
Feb.
24
29
76
Feb.
29
7734 Jan.
2
5
47
92
6
6554 Feb. 27
71
Feb.
26
Feb.
4
83
Feb.
15
18
Feb.
33
Feb.
Feb.
15
9734 Feb.
9134 Feb.
9454
Sale
9354 Feb.
9334 Feb.
1
81H
Sale
73
1
Sale
6754 Feb. 23
75
Feb.
29
Feb.
Feb.
77 '
Feb.
26
Sale
71
38
20
4454 Feb.
2
Feb.
10
92
Feb.
18
48.
Feb.
27
Sale
42 H
Sale
38 34
Sale
Sale
4554 Feb.
3434 Feb.
18
3934 Feb. 27
39
Sale
37
Feb.
10
40
Sale
36
Feb.
8
40
42
Feb.
16
13
92
Feb.
9
4034 Sale
195?
78 34
Sale
8954 Feb.
27
8334
Sale
Sale
79
Feb.
11
8334 Feb.
29
3
84
Feb.
19
58
Feb.
8
Feb. 24
6134 Feb.
4834 Feb.
4
37
43
Sale
1961
Iowa Pow 8c Lt 4Ha A
1957
43
Feb.
9
47
Feb.
2
9
43
Feb.
9
8854 Feb.
8734 Feb.
15
91
Feb.
5
61
Feb.
10
Fob.
1
Sale
Sale
87 34
Sale
8454 Sale
8234 Feb.
Feb.
23
Feb.
29
8034 Feb.
Feb.
8
77
Sale
74 H
Sale
75
Sale
74
Feb.
8
79
Sale
s76
Feb.
74
Feb.
87
Feb.
57 34
Sale
62
Sale
7334 Sale
77
Sale
6134 Feb.
70
93
89 34
5
3
5
5
Jan.
5
1934 Jan.
22
25
26
Feb.
17
33
9234 Jan.
9234 Jan.
73
Jan.
29
9534 Feb.
9554 Feb.
29
84
67 % Feb.
23
75
Jan.
Jan.
19 08O
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2
2
10
13
4334 Jan.
3434 Feb.
18
37
10
36
Fob.
Feb.
8
8954 Feb. 27
78
Jan.
5
Feb.
16
16
14
20
12
Feb.
2
Feb. 18
4954 Jan. 23
40
Jan.
5
50
Jan. 13
51
Jan. 12
95
Jan.
8
84
Jan. 14
92
7734 Jan.
6
84
Feb.
19
58
32
8
6134 Feb.
4834 Feb.
4
4
Feb.
Jan.
9834 Feb. 20 101
9554 Feb. 23 9834
43
Feb.
9
4934
9
4234 Feb.
46
8854 Feb.
15
85
Jan.
11
5934 Jan.
5
77
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
21
28
14
28
9654 Jan.
90
7
48
Sale
53
92 34
Sale
83% Sale
Sale
30 34
Sale
,
8754
Feb.
Feb.
171 79
13! 75
26!
3
15
1
18
15
7834 Feb.
90
79
Feb.
26
Feb.
26
1
Zi*
88
8
8234 Feb.
72% Jan. 28
l\K
83
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
64
Jan.
79
Feb.
70
80
55
8
75
91
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
26
Jan.
5
79
Feb.
26
Jan.
6
95 * Jan.
15
Feb.
4
Jan.
9
23
29
14
8
12
18
9
6254 Sale
6233 Sale
90
Sale
27
Sale
18
26
$ale
12% Sale
Sale
Feb.
17
Feb.
4
9434 Feb.
87
Sale
Feb.
2
90
Feb.
56
Feb.
5
63
Feb.
53
Fob.
I!
6234
9034
8834
3554
Feb. 29
Feb. 19
Feb.
8
Feb. 19
32
Jan.
7
Jan. 19
63
Feb. 26
62 34 Feb. 29
96
Jan.
7
8834 Feb.
8
3634 Jan. 15
2834 Feb. 13
15
Feb.
6
3834 Jan.
14
27
Jan.
15
25
1
8354 Feb.
8
8834 Feb.
3454 Feb. 26
15
61
Feb.
70
Feb.
17
4
70
92
87
26
1234 Feb. 26
26
Feb.
~
334 Feb. 25
5
Feb.
6
Jan
Jan.
Feb,
56
97
2
93
Feb,
47
82
7
15
Jan.
Jan
5
5
29
8834 Feb.
8
1234 Feb. 26
Jan.
5
Jan.
9
Sale
234 Jan.
12
6
Jan.
6
98
Sale
12
6
6
2
98
Jan.
Jan.
29
78
Jan.
23
97
97
87
Feb.
4
Jan.
9234 Feb.
17
98
Feb.
1
90
Jan
6754 Sale
66
18
7734 Feb.
2
Feb.
4
Jan.
Jan.
87
Feb.
1
97
97
633
803
70
Feb.
15
83
Feb.
Feb.
4
7534" Sale
6334
Feb.
8634 Feb. 27
88
Sale
62
Sale
48
Sale
48
Sale
4954 Sale
2
s6154 Feb.
7034 Feb. 23
4534 Feb. 10
48
Feb.
1
6834 Feb. 26
73
50
48
Feb.
9
Feb.
9
1
Feb.
Sale
6234 Sale
Sale
48
Sale
64 54
64 H
Sale
Sale
71
Sale
67
Sale
60
Sale
60
Sale
75
Sale
1
11
85
Sale
Feb.
4734 Feb.
64
62
24
Feb.
8
78
Jan.
70
10134 Feb. 26 10134 Feb. 26
64 H
49
Feb
5234
6234
4234
4734
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
Jan.
20
10134 Jan.
4
15
5
4
Feb.
5
62
Jan.
4934 Feb.
8
47
Jan.
7 10134 Jan.
11
66
Jan.
5
51
Jan.
24
65
8934 Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
10
79
Feb.
25
64
Jan.
5
61
Feb.
75
79
11
Feb.
29
61
11
Feb.
10
65
Feb.
75
10
60
Feb.
Jan.
14
60
Sale
85
66
73
Feb.
1
67
Feb.
18
65
67
Sale
82 H
60
Jan.
25
6534
7734
76%
Sale
Sale
Sale
59
Feb.
2
6534 Feb. 29
59
Feb.
2
74
Feb.
8
79
78
7234 Jan.
4
78
72 34
Sale
78
Feb.
15
75
s84
Feb.
Feb.
19
Sale
s84
Sale
9634 Sale
1952
56
Sale
'45*" Sale"
v.
36 34
Sale
Feb.
17
72
78
Feb.
5
15
79
2
7954 Feb.
7534 Feb. 17
75
Feb.
19
Feo.
Jan.
P
6
97
Feb.
1
s84
Feb.
27
23
92
8434 Feb.
Sale
3934 Feb.
11
3534 Sale
3534 Feb.
8434 Feb. 23
§434
60
11
47
19
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
13
48
Feb.
3
3534 Jan.
5
19
48
Feb.
Feb.
49
Feb.
13
66
Feb.
18
56
Feb.
4
93
Feb.
4
93
93
Sale
89
Feb.
3
94
Feb.
23
80
8354
Sale
79H Feb.
9854 Feb.
6
8334 Feb.
9954 Feb.
16
16
9334 Feb.
15
94
Feb.
25
85
Feb.
10
89
Feb.
7954 Feb.
26
8034 Feb. 26
75
Feb.
Feb.
15
78
Feb.
7
88
7234 Feb.
7234 Feb.
8
77
15
94-Feb.
4
94
Feb.
4
92
83
Feb.
2
83
Feb.
2
83
5434 Feb.
11
55
Feb.
6
53
Sale
2022
...1947
1957
78
1955
Sa'e
87
1969
1961
7534 Sale
...1948
1955
54 M
Sale
75
Sale
5
Jan.
16
Feb.*
4
8834 Jan. 28
7734 Jan. 29
8934 Sale
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
9734 Jan.
26
1
Feb.
60
1942
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
93
83 34
1 s84
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
3954 Jan.
3834 Jan.
56
47
39
3
40
§8*
80
1
Jan.
7
14
26
8934 Feb.
Feb.
1 s84
9634 Feb. 29
8434 Feb. 23
4
5134 Feb.
Feb.
4034
1963
7554 Feb. 24
12
Feb.
4
Jan. 23
6834 Feb. 26
73
Jan. 14
51
Jan. 22
48
Feb.
1
65
..1942
Keystone Telep Co 5 Ha.. 1955
Jan.
91
64
77
84
1932
Superpower 6«
Without warrants...
90
li*
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
1945
Without warrants
4
80 34
1959
(sarco Hydro-El 7s
page 54
Feb.
60
1958
Iowa Pub Serv 5s
5 Ha
6H« series D
5Ha series F
4
77
9034 Sale
Without warrants
5s...,
Feb.
4234 Feb.
1961
5s Series B
Kentucky Utilities 5s
5
9834 Fob. 20 100
9534 Feb. 23 97
Iowa-Nebraska L 8c P 5s._1957
6s aeries A
Feb.
7834 Feb.
Invest Co of Amer 5a A...19*7
Kansas Pow 8c Lt 5s B
9
90
1949
1956
Kansas Gas 8c Elec 6a
Kansas Power 5s A
1
15
13
71
30
9534 Feb. 16
9554 Feb. 16
8134 Feb. 29
1
Fob.
Feb.
16
30
21
1634 Feb. 26
26|
Sale
1936
Ha
Interstate Telep 5s A
Kansas City Gaa 6a
17
46
36
1949
5s series D
fsotta Franchini 7s
Feb.
17 100
83
1
Niagara
6H» series B
26
21
87
55
Sale
Sale
Hud Bay Mln & Smelt 6s. 1935
4
Feb.
9634 Jan.
8434 Jan.
1
18
6
5
Hungarian Ital Bank 7Ha '63
With warrants..........
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
9734 Feb. 17 100
9134 Feb. 13 95
1981
Deb 5s series A
4 100
5
63
10 100
5
60
88
Sale
1943
of
29
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
5
75
-
Power
13
29
Feb.
Sale
9
Feb.
Feb.
1634 Feb. 26
9454
2
29
15
21
91
55
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
78
6554 Feb. 23
8634 Jan. 13
29
73
30
Jan.
9
28
6034 Feb.
8634 Jan.
Feb.
93 54
93 54
71
27
Feb.
15
Sale
18
29
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
25
Sale
Feb.
21
64
83
19
40
5
2
Feb.
15
26
47
92
82% Feb.
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
.
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
93 H
5 Ha
Oct 15 1936
Houston Gulf Gas 6 Ha..1943
4Ha series E
26
6834 Feb.
6034 Feb.
% Sale
100
94
Houston Lt 8c Pr 5a A... 1953
4Hs series D
1978
26
26
3534 Feb.
80
60
6154 Sale
1936
6s
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
39 %
92
1961
Hood Rubber 7a
98
8I*
97
5
18
2834 Feb.
*40"" Sale"
82
Sale
1947
15,000 Jacksonville Gas 5s
1942
11,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5H« A. 1955
5s series B
129,000
1947
834,000
4Hs series C
1961
63,000 Jones 8c Laughlin Steel 5s '39
24,000
23,000
43,000
35,000
25,000
64,000
107,000
31,000
11,000
49,000
4
76
77 34
1956
Hamburg El & (Jnd Ry 5H«'3#
Hanna (The M A) Co 6s..1934
Italian
9,000
1,000
61,000
450,000
31,000
8
1354 Feb.
Sale
80
1935
6,000 Iowa Ry 8c Light 5a
1,000
1st 8c ref 5s A
58,000
24,000
33,000
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
26
50
14
1937
15,000
Without warrants....
694,000 Interstate Power 5a
1957
254,000
Debenture 6a
1952
4,000
1,000
Jan.
9634
9434
9334
6654
Feb.
26H Feb. 23
*2654 Sale'
Sale
194S
Hamburg Elec Co 7a
F8
9934 Feb. 24
98
98
Ground Gripper Shoe 68.1944
116,000
Deb 6s with warrants
1948
3,000
Deb 6s without warr...1948
69,000 Internat Pow Sec 6H* B.1954
145,000
6 Ha series C
1955
112,000
78 series D
1936
175,000
7s series D stamped....1936
190,000
7s series E
1957
154,000
7s series F
...1952
27,000 International Salt 5s
1951
703.000 Internat Securities 5a
1947
2,000 Interstate Iron 8c St'l 5 Ha '46
2,000
223.000
196,000
8,000
13,000
47,000
124,000
153,000
36,000
19,000
1,000
9934 Feb. 13 10034 Jan.
9934 Feb. 24
95H Feb.
28 H
Sale
35
Interstate Public Service
2,000
6
1
8
94% Feb.
6654 Feb.
Sale"
5834 Sale
Gt West Power Calif 5s_.1946
Green Mountain Pow 5s. 1948
InterstateNat Gas 6s
5,000
288,000
95,000
18
5
35
3034 Sale
Intercontinents Power Co—
77,000
26
Feb.
9754 Sale
6654
Grand Trunk Ry 6Hs
1936
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
Great Northern Pow 5s__1935
67,000 Idaho Power Co 5s
1947
31,000 Illinois Nor Utli 5s
1957
322,000 Illinois Pow 8c L 5Hs
1957
265,000
5H» aeries "B"
1954
797,000
6s series A
1953
880,000
5s series C—...
1956
78,000 Indep OH 8c Gas deb 6s..l93<>
6,000 Indiana Elec Corp 6s A-.1947
8,000
6Hs series B
1953
174,000
58 series C
1951
3,000 Indiana Gen Service 5s_.1948
7,000 Indiana Hydro-Elec 5a A. 1958
32,000 Indiana 8c Mich El 5s
1957
97,000
1st 8c ref 5s
1955
30,000 Indiana Service 5s.......1950
101,000
1st lien 8c ref 5s
1963
464,000 Ind*polls P 8t L 5s ser A..1957
1,000 Indianapolis Water 4HS-1940
23,000 Inland P 8c L 6s ser C....1957
3,008,000
136,000
17
Feb.
99
insult Utli Inv 6s ser B..1940
.,422,000
90,000
Feb.
15
99% Feb. 13 10034 Feb.
Sale
27,000
Falls 1st 8c ref 5s
1950
24,000
Ref 8c improvement 5s_1951
130,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A ..1949
10,000
6s series B
1949
'
99
Feb.
Feb.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
100
Feb.
8 10034 Feb. 11
10034 Feb.
8 10034 Fob.
8
9834 Jan. 20 9934 Feb. 18
98
Jan. 26
99
Feb. 17
10
Jan. 15
15
Feb. 26
96% Feb.
Grand (F & W) Properties—
Cony deb 6s
...1948
Hydraulic
9,000
3,000
29,000
6,000
17
26
14
1978
12,000
5s ser A
th warr.
403,000 Gulf OH of Pa deb 5a
431,000
Sinking fund deb 5a
108,000 Gulf States IJttl 5a
31,000
4 H« aeries B
21,000
54,000
11,000
17,000
43,000
12,000
59,000
11,000
19,000
48,000
18,000
21,000
9934 Feb.
99
1967
5a
Lowest.
99H Feb. 18
Gen Water Wka Gas 8c Elec—
6s series B
.1944
113,000
68 without warrants
1953
442,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s.1940
72,000 Glldden (The) 5 Ha
1935
Gobel (Adolf) 6Hs ser A.1935
39,000
With warrants
1,000 Godchauz Sugars 7Hs
1941
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prtces
100
Feb.
8 10034 Feb. 11
100H Feb.
8 "0034 Feb.
8
Gesfuerel—
38,000
213,000
12,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Ask
1937
583,000 Georgia Power ref 5s
33,000 Georgia Pow 8c Lt
Feb. 29.
Ask
1933
.......
Gen Vending Corp—
6,000
6s with warr Aug 15
214,000 Gen Water Works 5a A
2,000
79,000
Feb. 1.
1932.
18,000 Gen Pub Sery Co 5s
1953
4,000 Gen Pub Utilities Co 6a..1931
223,000
6Ha series A
1956
69,566
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Price
3,000
Serial 6a
1934
3,000
Serial 6a
1935
13,000 Gen Indus Alcohol 6^a.1944
Gen Motors Accept Corp—
28,000
5% aerial notes
1932
216,000
5% aerial notea
1933
133,000
5% serial notea
1934
69,000
5% aerial notes...
1935
111,000
5% serial notea
...1936
16,000
121,000
68,000
35,000
78,000
11,000
51
Jan. 2
BONDS {Continued)—
2,000 General Cigar aerial 6a..1932
8,000
Serial 6a
1933
2,000
8,000
2,000
1,000
3,000
EXCHANGE
98
Jan.
12
8734 Jan.
25
85
4234 Jan.
66
Feb.
9534 Jan.
99
Jan.
8634 Jan.
99% Jan.
16
96
90
7954 Feb. 26
90
20
Jan
75
Feb.
15
Feb.
7
87
Jan.
26
Feb.
20
84
95
82
7734 Feb.
19
Jan.
Jan,
Jan
Jan
3
Fen.
72?2 Feb.
7234 Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
15
6
30
28
82
Jan.
Jan.
9634 Jai
84
Jai
5534 Jai
16
18
22
20
9
5
EXCHANGE
YORK CURB
NEW
52
NEW
CURB
Since
In
February.
Jan.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
11,000
206.000
92.000
3.000
2,000
137,000
86,000
10,000
"4", 660
7,000
2,000
11,000
12,000
641,000
347,000
388,000
568,000
7,000
71,000
11,000
10,000
13,000
100,000
11,000
1,000
52,000
34,000
100,000
54,000
25,000
80
76)4
4,000
3,000
337,000
207,000
46,000
3,000
17,000
58,000
59,000
Sale"
Sale
92
Sale
94
Sale
71"
6s
-1945
& Rlec 5s 61
Louisiana Pow & Lt 5s—1957
Sale
Sale
32
74
Sale
8754
Sale Prices.
7s with warrants
1941
7s without warrants—1941
Mass Gas Co 5H«
1946
5s
1955
Mass Utll Assoc 5a A
1949
McCatlum Hosiery 6)4i~1941
McCord Rad dc Mfg6 s
1943
Melbourne El Supp 7)4s A '46
Memphis P & L 5s ser A—1948
Sale
85
notes———1935
1,064,000
1967
34,000 Milwaukee G L 4 H a
165,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 4>£s_1950
1978
44,000 Minn Pow & Lt 4)4i
1st & ref 5s
1955
16,000
1955
23,000 Mississippi Pow 5s
260,000 Miss Power & Light 5s—1957
1944
32,000 Miss River Fuel 6s
Without warrants
3,000
1951
106,000 Miss River Power 5s
Monongahela West Penn Pub
89"
1
Feb. 26
70
Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
50
Feb. 23
50
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb. 29
66
Feb.
78
70)4 Jan.
90)4 Sale
83
Sale
77
Sale
'96)4 Sale
78
Sale
Sale
52 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
48
48
46,000
331,000
98,000
739,000
warrants.-1948
1st 4)48—1967
Falls Power 6a—1950
1959
Sale
70
Nor Ohio Trac & Lt
-
5s
4)4a
1951
1956
——1940
1961
67
Sale
95)4 Sale
Sale
66
Sale
83)4 Sale
"8754 Sale
1960
239,000 Ohio Edison Co 5s.—
1952
101,000 Ohio Power 5a series B
328,000
4)4 s series D
1956
31,000 Ohio Pub Serv 5s D—1954
1950
223,000 Oklahoma Gas & El 5s
10,000 Osgood Co 68 with warr. 1938
13,000 Oswego Falls Co 6s
1941
98,000
107,000
242,000
187,000
309,000 Pacific Gas & E! 1st 4)4s_1957
1st & ref 6s B
——-1941
249,000
1st & ref 5348 C
1952
656,000
1st & ref 4)4s F
530,000
1960
Pacific Investing 5s
91,000
80,000
249,000
1,000
42,000
19,000
14,000
168,000
109,000
629,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
94)4 Sale
78
Sale
"76)4 Sale
68)4
Sale
63 M
36
Sale
36)4
93)4 Sale
Sale
33
Sale
Sale
92)4
72)4
59)4
59
60
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
Sale
Sale
73 54
'78)4 Sale'
Sale
67
38)4 Sale
9354 Sale
89)4 Sale
14,000
57,000
50,000
7,000
13,000
5,000
1,000
87,000
7,000
50,000
57,000
32,000
A.1954
1954
Telep Corp 5s C...1960
Water & Pow 4)4s
1968
Penn Water Serv 5a A
75)4 Sale
Sale
Sale
61
Sale
6054 Sale
Sale
Sale
64)4
Sale
61)4 Sale
"97" Sale
9954 Sale
Sale
Sale
87)4 Sale
102
Sale
61)4
75
84)4
101)4
99)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
59
82)4
103)4
s3754 Sale
Sale
36
Jan.
9
25
Feo.
28
1
60
Feb.
7
9
4
42
Feb.
1
92
Jan.
4
Feb. 25
73
Jan.
72
Jan.
Jan.
2
30
Jan.
2
———1939
Feb.
49
8554 Sale
8254 Sale
85)4 Sale
Sale
87)4
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
87)4
Sale
7954 Sale
Sale'
7754
Sale'
50
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92)4 Sale
84)4 Sale
79
Sale
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85)4
102)4
100)4
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
85)4 Sale
101)4 Sale
Sale
85)4 Sale
87)4 Sale
98
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
29
19
94
66M Jan.
74
12
Feb.
84
Jan.
29
86
61
Jan.
14
73
Feb.
Feb.
27
15
Feb. 17
65
Jan.
5
Feb.
80
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21
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73
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19
80
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27
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17
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4
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9
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1
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1
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63
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9
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15
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3
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16
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12
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23
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86)4 Jan.
27
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80
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13
12
9
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Jan.
8
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8854 Jan.
8754 Jan.
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5
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Feb.
10
55
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5
9454 Feb.
10
94
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61
16
51)4 Jan.
4 104
10
65
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58)4 Sale
Feb.
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15
55
1
9
64)4 Feb. 25
8254 Feb. 25
60
Feb.
64)4 Feb. 25
27
78
Jan.
90
Jan.
79
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
81
Feb.
23
79
Feb.
85
Jan.
61
Feb.
25
61
Feb.
25
60
Jan.
65
60
'8154 Sale
23
Feb. 24
76)4 Feb. 29
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953
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60
94)4 Sale
55
7454 Feb. 26
74)4 Feb. 11
8
71)4 Feb.
4
90)4 Feb.
85
6
Feb.
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25
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15
Jan.
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100)4 Jan.
4
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68)4 Feb. 13
71)4 Feb. 23
4
19
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77)4 Jan.
26
55
9
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9
Jan.
6554 Jan.
74)4
68)4
71)4
393
Feb. 20
8
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Feb. 17
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68
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97)4
85)4
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78
11
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Jan.
10
90
2
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31)4 Jan.
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75
88
88
14
61
Feb. 11
Feb. 23
98
59
13
6
9
58
1
60
Feb.
25
15
10354 Feb.
5954 Feb. 24
82)| Feb.
102
Sale
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14
2
28)4 Feb.
88
Feb.
77)4 Jan. 19
8754 Feb. 27
86)4 Feb. 26
52
88
Feb.
65)4 Feb. 15
8254 Feb.
2
81)4 Feb.
8
19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
8
27
Feb. 17
Feb. 23
17
29)1
14
62)4 Jan.
Jan.
6
57
82
36
26
17
85
"74" Sale
26
2
14
Feb.
Sale
53
Jan.
78)4 Jan.
79
76?4 Sale
"52)4 Sale
Sale
4
Jan.
68
6
9
57)4 Feb.
76)4 Feb.
58
Jan.
72
65
32
Feb.
Feb.
50
103)4 Sale
10054 Sale
80
18
24
7754 Feb.
48)4 Sale
30
26
Jan.
4
Feb.
9
93
14
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
29
89
91
11
90
96
20
32
76
Feb.
7
15
Feb.
4
1
4954 Feb.
7
Jan.
7854 Jan.
Feb. 29
53
mi Jan.
Jan.
37)4 Feb. 29 z69
20
15
19
82)4 Feb.
Sale
Sale
93 %
95
6)48 class A
1960
Piedmont 9c Northern 5s. 1954
1948
Feb.
s77
35
84
1st 9c refunding 4)4a—1957
Hydro-Electric Co
Pittsburoh Steel 6s
\
8154 Feb.
92
Sale
Piedmont
Poor 9c Co 6s
42
Feb.
75
Sale
14
7
4
65)4 Feb.
92
Feb,
73
83
83 )4
Jan.
90
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
83
Phila Suburb Cos GAB
1949
Feb.
82
12
89
82
97)4 Jan.
4
4
60)4 Feb.
67
Feb. .16
70)4 Feb. 20
92
30
86)4 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
45
Sale
31,000 Phila Rapid Transit 6s-.1962
Pittsburgh Coal 6a
29
83
57
98
45
-1967
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke 4s B'81
Peoples Lt 9c Pow 5s
1979
Phila Elec Power 5 Hb
1972
For footnotes see page 54.
32
25
Sale
61)4 Sale
Penn Pub Serv 5s ser D
Penn
14
14
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
Feb. 19
1
Feb.
32
29
91
——1959
Penn-Ohio P & L 5)4s
Penn
Jan.
Jan.
83
72
Without warrants—
5)4s series B—
33
36
6
96)4
36 54
34)4
A—.1948
Without warrants
54,000
375,000 Pacific Power & Light 5s_1955
536,000 Pacific Western Oil 6)4s_1943
5,000 Park 9c Tilford 6s
1936
231,000 Penn Cent Lt & Pow 4)4s 1977
5s
1979
15,000
Penn Dock & Warehouse Co
:
6s with warrants
6,000
1949
74,000 Penn Electric 4s series F-1971
Penn-Ohio Edison 6a
1950
44,000
36,000
86,000
1,000
18,000
11,000
3,000
48,000
29,000
240,000
10,000
Feb. 16
Feb. 24
49)4 Feb. 18
Without warrants..-.
10,000
1960
44,000 Northwest Pow 6s A
108,000
56,000
155,000
6,000
91,000
6,000
11,000
29
96)4 Feb. 29
8554 Feb. 27
80
7854 Sale
75)4 Sale
North Texa s Utilities—
5,000
24,000
11
Feb.
5
Feb. 24
33
29
29
37)4 Feb.
80
Nor States Power
5V$% notes.
53
7554 Feb.
84)4 Feb.
65)4 Feb.
1970
4)4s E
Jan.
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
74
—1969
Nor Ohio P & L 5)4s
61
78
32
95
1935
—1936
1948
1966
5s
4
6
Sale
48
Sale
Nippon Elec Pow 6)4s—1953
Nor Amer L & P 5% notes '34
Nor Ind Pub Serv
5s series D—
Jan.
25
Sale
Sale
98)4
5
13
40
9
4
1
Sale
58)4 Sale
37)4 Sale
34
Sale
34)4 Sale
Sale
69* ~ Sale
Jan.
Feb. 24
90)4 Jan.
5754 Feb, 26
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
92
13
99
95
91)4 Feb.
7954 Jan.
8954 Feb. 19
90)4 Feb.
1
82
Feb. 11
83
Feb.
4
60
32
70
'76
88
1
Feb. 24
95
Feb.
Feb.
77
19
Feb.
98
Feb. 16
Feb. 24
89
5H» A with
notes
88)4 Feb.
8
47)4 Feb.
N Y at Foreign Invest
Serial 5%
76
72)4 Feb. 11
77
Feb.
2
88
Feb.
9
91)4 Feb. 19
81
Feb.
3
Feb. 23
Jan. 28
Jan. 19
88)4 Feb. 19
68
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
14
50
72
57)4 Sale
Sale
50
48
N Y P 9c L Corp
Serial 5% notes
Nor Cont Util 5)4s A
Jan.
6
Feb.
80
" Sale
76
Sale
50)4
5% gold notes
May 1 1935
85,000
2022
38,000 Nebraska Power 6s
73,000
4^8
1981
27,000 Nelsner Bros Realty 6a-_1948
195<>
311,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5s
435,000 New Eng G & Elec Assn 5sl947
5s
1948
306,000
Conv deb 5s
1950
675,000
673,000 New Engl Pow Assn 5a—1948
Deb 5^8
1954
566,000
82,000 New Orleans Pub Serv 4)48 '35
1951
1,026,000 New York Edison 5s C
5s series A
Jan.
82
1
40
National Tea Co—
Niagara
42
Feb.
1
" Sale
65
68
30
1937
57,000
1,324,000
220,000
37,000
310,000
7,000
3,000
12,000
48,000
20,000
21,000
85,000
210,000
75,000
93
90
5
74)4 Feb.
NarragansettElecCo 5a—1957
National Elec. Pow 5s—1978
National Food Prod 6s._1944
Nat Pow 9c Lt 6s*'A"
2028
Deb 5s series B__
203C
Nat Pub Serv 5s
1978
11,000
622,000
86,000
3,000
254,000
7.000
3,000
7,000
25,000
5,000
3,000
12,000
67,000
39,000
95
3
Feb.
91
6
65)4 Sale
92
Sale
Service 5 A a B-1953
46,000
215,000 Montreal L H & P 5a **A"-1951
5s series B
197(
67,000
Morris Plan Shares Corp—
6s A without warrants 1947
28,000
Munson Steamship Line
64,000
26,000
13,000
12,000
147,000
167,000
170,000
323,000
335,000
301,000
45,000
952,000
6
92)4 Feb.
80
Feb.
25
Conv 5%
90,000
310,000
3,000
188,000
209,000
645,000
Feb.
87)4 Feb. 24
Feb. 29
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Jan. 11
Jan.
9
27
Feb.
29
57,000
1,000 Mich
3,000 Michigan Pub Serv 5s A—1947
24,000 Middle Sts Petrol 6 Hi A.1945
1,159,000 Middle West Utll 5% notes '32
Conv 5% notes.--——1933
831,000
Conv 5% notes
—1934
1,007,000
with warr
83
Feb.
70
29
series E—1971
Assoc Tel 5s A— —1961
6
6
Jan.
64
Feb. 29
Feb. 27
83
32
Met Edison 4s
28,000
13
4
85
Jan.
70)4 Jan.
81
80
85
32
79)4 Sale
Sale'
Sale
50
73
98
Manitoba Power 5Ha
1951
Mansfield Min & Sm (Germ)
227,000
521,000
19,000
329,000
649,000
1,120,000
39,000
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
83
Feb. 18
72H Feb. 11
75)4 Feb.
9
90
Feb.
6
87)4 Feb. 24
66
Long Island Ltg
Los Angeles Gas
9,000
36,000
176,000
244,000
3,000
159,000
8,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
50
76)4
Without warrants
Lexington Utll 5a
1952
Libby McNeil! & Llbby 5s 1942
Lone Star Gaa Corp 5s—1942
170,000
Ask.
Sale
Sale
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
85
22.000 Larutan Gaa Corp 6 Hi—1935
476.000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6a
2026
Leonard Tleta Inc 7Hi— 1946
5,000
18,000
72,000
39,000
25,000
30,000
254,000
Ask,
Bid.
BONDS—Continued.
34,000 Kimberly Clark 5a A——1943
352,000 Koppers Gaa & C deb 5a_1947
207,000
Deb 5)4«——
J®*®
71,000 Kresge (S S) Co 5a
1945
35,000
5a certlfa of deposit—1945
134,000
Highest.
Lowest.
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
1932.
1.
$
1.
Price
YORK
15,000
114,000
72,000
35,000
8,000
5,000
5.000
18,000
27,000
15,000
3,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
FEBRUARY.
PRICES IN
AGGREGATE SALES
78
Feb.
9654 Jan.
8
Fen.
16
61
13
12
Jan. 20
YORK
NEW
CURB
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
53
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
NEW YORK
Jan.
Jan. 2
1.
Feb. 1.
1932.
$
100,000
23,000
2,000
22,000
21,000
198,000
144,000
6,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
CURT* EXCHANOE
Since
BONDS
Potomac Edison 5s
ser
Ask
Bid.
(Continued)
E.1956
Feb. 29.
•
Ask. Bid.
84% Feb.
75% Feb. 27
Lowest.
Sale
Highest.
Prices.
Sale
51
Corp of N Y 6%*— 1747
Procter Ac Gamble AH*—1947
Sale
97
97% Sale
24% Sale
1954
29
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
Feb.
15
62% Feb. 16
96% Feb. 10
24% Feb.
1
„
75% Feb. 27
Sale Prices.
89
Jan. 13
80
Jan. 12
10
88 %
Power
Pub Serv of N H
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
A%* series F
1961
Potrero Sugar 1st 7s
1947
Power Corp of Can 4%* B 1959
Prussian Elec 6s
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
82% Feb.
2
75% Feb. 27
Bid.
Jan.
14
10
Jan.
22
82
Jan.
28
53% Feb.
19
50
66
Feb.
98
Feb.
5
26
31,
Feb.
16
Jan. 14
Jan. 29
Jan. 18
Jan.
9
Feb. 16
Jan. 28
62% Feb. 16 68
96% Feb. 10 100
19% Jan.
5 31
85
Jan. 28
85
AH* B..1957
Pub Service Co of N J—
90,000
6% perpetual certlficates.
C.1966
...1978
1980
AH* series F
1981
3,000
31,000
144,000
447,000
70,000
102
100% Feb.
5 104
Feb. 29
6
Feb.
4
Feb.
27
Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s
AH* series D
4%s series E
Pub Serv of Okla 5s D
1957
78
AH* eerier D———1950
Sale
78 H Sale
78 % Sale
75
Sale
77% Sale
74
Sale
77% Sale
69% Sale
76% Sale
71% Sale
67% Sale
79% Sale
74% Sale
69% Sale
74
1
Feb.
8
100% Feb.
90
76
102% Jan. 21
Jan.
90
Jan.
77% Feb.
8
77%
Feb.
6
74
Feb.
50
Feb.
8
48
§1%
75% Feb.
75% Feb.
Feb.
67
66
71% Feb.
Feb.
25
Feb.
9
1$
70
Feb.
29
67
66
Feb.
Feb.
25
75
Feb. 25
75
Feb.
25
11
81% Feb.
80% Feb.
11
99% Feb.
16 106
Feb.
67% Feb. 26
75
75
80
11
8
22
Jan.
W*
50
79% Feb. 29
Jan.
82%
71% Feb. 11
Feb.
Jan.
8
Jan. 23
84
80% Feb.
....
19,000
21,000
Feb.
Vky*
80
75
2,000 Quebec Power 5s
1968
11,000 Queens BoroG & E 5 %s_ 1952
Had
75% Feb. 15
6
75% Feb.
48
14,000 Pub Serv Subsld 5H* A—1949
304,000 Puget Sound P Ac L 5%s.l949
5s series C
1950
164,000
338,000
80
Feb.
Jan.
16
19
Jan.
9
Jan.
21
76
Jan.
13
71
Jan.
12
w*
Feb.
75
Feb. 25
81% Feb.
8
io-Keith-Orpheum—
Deb 6s part
1941
1941
paid
Deb 6s full paid
100
13 106
Jan.
3
99% Feb. 16 106
Feb.
2
67% Feb. 26
Feb.
15
20% Feb.
1
Jan.
Jan.
16
16
Reliance Management 5a_1954
With warrants
78,000
46,000 Rem'ton Arms 5%% notes '33
347,000 Republic Gas Corp 6s A--1945
133,000 Rochester Cent Pow 5s A 1953
261,000 Ruhr Gas Co AH*
1953
56,000
Ruhr Housing 6%8
A—1958
21%
Sale
20
806,000
2,000 Salmon River Power 5s.-1952
64,000
San Ant Pub Serv 5s
15% Sale
18% Sale
Sale
65
11
80
10
25
5
40
27
Feb.
15
21%
Jan.
2
80
Feb.
29
78
Feb.
27
20
18
22
Feb.
25
18
Jan.
4
Sale
Feb.
2
35
Feb.
15
32
Feb.
8
20
1
Jan.
Jan.
2
89% Feb.
89% Feb.
17
Feb.
11
95
Feb.
11
95
Feb.
11
Feb.
6
77
Feb.
2
70
Jan.
96
46.000 Sauda Falls Co 5s....—1955
17
95
72
90%
1958
Feb.
10
88
Jan.
90% Feb.
99% Feb. 13
25 H
Sale
36% Sale
38% Sale
4 %s series D—.......1970
519,000
13,000 Sheffield Steel 5 H*
1948
6,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
1947
Silica Gel Corp 6H% notes
with warrants..
23,000
...1932
89,000 Snider Pack 6% notes
1932
8.000 Sou Carolina Power 5s__1957
8
11!
74
Jan.
7
70
Sale
69
Feb.
25
73
Feb.
4
68
Jan.
Sale
55
Feb.
18
61
Feb.
27
55
Feb.
5
18
28%
16,
30% Feb. 17
Jan.
7
4
67% Jan.
70% Feb. 24
65
75
6%• with
Jan.
7
Jan. 26
Jan.
14
Feb.
16
35
Feb.
8
30% Jan.
7
40
Jan. 11
Feb.
10
33
Feb.
2
24
Jan.
2
38
Jan.
Feb.
15
64
Feb.
15
50
Jan.
13
67
8
80
Feb. 26
70% Feb.
8
Sale
79% Sale
70% Feb.
Sale
95
Sale
97% Sale
94
Sale'
94% Sale
Feb.
98% Feb.
93% Feb.
97% Feb. 27
17 100
Feb.
11
Feb. 25
Feb. 24
Feb. 16
4
Feb.
9
Feb.
24
94
Feb.
93
Feb.
10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13
9
Sale
85%
84%
93%
75%
Feb.
8
81
Feb.
24
Feb.
15
78
Feb.
3
26
Feb.
4
38
Feb.
27% Feb.
76
10
38
Feb.
25
6% Jan
70
Feb
81
Sale
4
9
93
Feb.
10
83
Jan.
5
84
Jan.
28
9
93% Feb.
75% Feb.
8
29 %
Sale
Sale
29
36
Sale
98%
98%
98%
Southwestern G Ac E 5«„_1957
71
Sale
62 %
Sale
65
Sale
518,000
Conv 6s_...—.........1935
296,000
6s...........*........1951
257,000 ■€6*l 2
-——-—1966
124,000 Standard Invest 5%«
1939
5s without warrants
1937
34,000
1957
498,000 Stand Power Ac Lt 6s
18,000 Standard Telep 5 H* A
1943
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
78 Oct 1 '36 without warr..
196.000
7s 1946 without warrants..
407,000
1,000 Strawbrldge Ac Clothier 5s *48
81,000 Sun Oil 5 H*
1939
34,000
5% notes..........—.1934
178,000 Super Power of 111 4%a__1970
AH*
1968
189,000
1940
291,000 Swift & Co 5s..
254.000
5s....................1944
75
Sale
Sale
26
Feb.
80
38
Jan. 19
Feb. 26
27
Jan. 27
38
Feb. 26
74 % Sale
65)4 Sale
*
44,000
3,000
38,000
Tenn Elec Power 5s
Sale"
53
Sale
Sale
64
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
29
24
Sale
89"
Sale
Texas Gas Utilities 6s
1956
65
Feb.
8
M Feb.
29
25
65
Feb.
3
69* Feb.
20
68
Feb.
9
Feb.
1
75 U Feb.
67
Feb.
1
3
Sale"
74
Sale
64%
Sale'
28% Sale
24% Sale
Sale
70
Sale
Sale"
129,000
328,000
119,000
239,000
57,000
667,000
116,000
195,000
15,000
91,000
2,000
3,000
52,000
33,000
34,000
34,000
4,000
25,000
15,000
16,000
21,000
594.000
Jan.
1
13
52
Feb.
16
19
53
60
2
Jan.
Jan. 29
9
Feb.
1
48
Jan.
25% Jan. 12
27
Feb.
24
30
Feb.
2
Feb.
24
27% Feb.
17
13
89
Feb.
2
94
22
Jan.
4
Jan
7
Feb.
26
89% Feb.
" Feb.
26
86
86
Feb.
5
2
4
67
Feb.
19
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
19
70
Jan.
Feb.
6
84
Jan.
97
Feb.
5
1
87% Feb.
4
Feb.
5
83
83
Jan.
Feb.
77
Feb.
18%
81%
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
74%
Sale
853
Sale
s3>
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
l
70
Jan.
2
76% Jan. l
i*
8*
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
29% Jan.
67
Jan.
94
Feb.
89% Feb.
72
Jan.
74
Jan.
91
Feb.
100
Jan.
30
89% Feb.
29
Feb.
26
4
5
90
92
80
Feb. 25
71% Jan. 13
80
Feb.
92
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
55
92% Sale
Sale
22%
Sale
88
Sale
Feb.
1
61
Feb.
9
44
Feb.
18
52
36
Feb.
9
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
84
24
Feb.
Feb.
29
76%
Jan.
4
15
15
Jan. 21
92% Feb.
91% Feb.
29
4
81% Feb.
85% Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
84% Jan.
24
Feb.
92% Feb.
91% Feb.
40
27
29
40
78%
17%
81%
85%
534%
85%
2
1
1
2
10
1
10
30%
Sale
22% Feb.
1
71
Sale
70
Feb.
15
90
Feb. 24
Sale
92% Sale
91% Feb.
1
Feb.
2
88% Feb. 27
3
Jan.
Sale
2
32% Feb.
71% Feb.
19
19
20
70
98
1
18
90 •;
91
Jan.
7
Jan.
8
Feb. 24
58
Deb 6s
1975
56
Sale
SH*
1959
81%
59
Sale
65
2
32
66
66
85
4
65
Feb.
23
53
17
30
Feb.
5
22
8
62
Feb.
29
56
Jan.
30
50
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
62
Feb.
27
50
Feb.
10
Feb.
16
Jan.
Sale
61%
Sale
Feb.
16
82
Feb.
17
78
59% Sale
85% Sale
58%
Sale
61% Feb.
18
55% Feb. 11
Sale
55% Feb.
84
Feb.
11
86
25
86
Feb.
4
Sale
95
Feb.
9
54
Feb.
23
Sale
51% Feb.
15
Feb.
23
16%
15
22
Feb.
1
1932
97% Feb. 25
1938
15
Sale
22
Sale
Feb.
99% Feb.
72% Feb.
15
31
Feb.
9 100
Feb.
10
79% Feb.
2
97%
Feb.
Feb.
29
54
29
39
15
Jan.
23
14
Jan.
29
31
Feb.
15
4 100
Feb.
4
79%
Feb.
3
63
63
Jan.
7
13
15
31
Jan.
Feb.
4
96
Jan.
3
66
Jan.
1
53
Feb.
14
3
48
Jan.
29
Jan
26
56
Feb.
Feb.
1
53
Feb.
1
6
40
Feb.
17
35% Feb.
Feb.
18
34
Feb.
17
32
Feb.
18
34% Feb.
13
58*
39
32
Feb.
18
40
59% Jan.
6
Serial
1938
1939
32
53
53
Sale
13
38
Feb.
17
32
Feb.
18
Feb.
29
36% Feb.
68% Feb.
4
61
34% Feb.
1940
67%
S lie
■
■-*>—
61
Sale
8
15
15
Jan.
14
15
25
3
1937
23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
53
Sale
Sale
1935
Feb.
68% Jan.
86% Jan.
35% Feb.
55
Serial 6)4% notea.
Serial 6)4% notea..
Serial 6)4% notes
46%
5
45
31
Serial 6H% notes
1933
Serial AH% notes.....1934
Jan.
5
92% Jan.
51% Feb. 23
6
14% Jan.
39
United Rys of Havana 7 H* '56
U S Rubber 6H% notes..1932
19
8
56% Feb.
27
56
...1973
19
Jan.
Sale
Sale
82
21
Feb.
Feb.
99% Jan li
94% Jan. 14
97%
1952
18
27
Jan. 29
61
Sale
1952
55
Sale
323
713
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
62
29% Sale
Sale
61
45
73% Jan.
1% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
93% Feb.
Jan.
78
58
Sale
62%
Feb.
l
1
1
l
68
Sale
22
For footnote* see note 54.
Jan.
15
89
warrants
1933
l
Jan.
71
81.
36
1974
6s
Jan.
73
9
25
Sale
$941
Serial
78
9
99% Feb. 25
83%
United Indus AH*
Serial 6)4% notes
Serial 6)4% notes
10
91
Sale
United Lt & Pow AH*
6)4% notes
Feb,
60% Feb
60% Feb.
71
Sale
91% Sale
1936
2
9
1
80
98
U S Radiator 5s ser A
Jan.
Feb.
65% Feb.
17 548% Feb.
23
28% Feb. 2
65
68
68
6
55
Sale
1942
2
8
2
Sale"
Sale
Deb 6s series A
2
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
91%
5s
9
68
58
95
United Pub Serv 6s
55
Feb.
Feb.
72
22
97
77%
(Unes) 7s.l956
United Lt Ac Rys 5 Hi*
6s series A
29
60
1
80
2
Jan
Feb.
83
Union Gulf Corp 5s
Without
26
65% Feb.
55% Feb.
9
Jan
6% Jan. ]
19
65
89% Sale
Union Electric Lt Ac Pow (Mo)
5s series B
;
1967
..1950
9
62%
99% Sale
"78"" Sale'
210.000 Ulen Ac Co 6s. ...—......1944
65,000 Union Amer Invest 5s A.1948
United El Serv
10
87% Feb.
Sale
68,000 Thermoid Co 6s with warrl934
35,000
416,000
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
86
....2022
2,328,000 Tobacco Prod Corp 6 %a_2022
81,000 Trl Utilities Deb 5s.—1979
68
60%
60%
52%
53%
48% Feb.
94
98%
70
■
6s
2
Feb.
67
1945
Texas Power Ac Lt 5s
Feb.
86% Sale
1956
64h without warrants. 1953
Feb.
72
9
14
6
67
•
1970
Texas Cities Gas 5§.——.194*
Texas Elec Service 5s
1960
80
18
Feb.
s48% Sale
-•MM
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
231,000
60,000
366,000
72,000
278,000
442,000
6
Feb.
53% Sale
53% Sale
61% Sale
52%
64%
Tenn Power Co 5s.......1962
I'enn Pub Serv 5s___
Feb.
64
21
74%
7
Jan. 26
4
84% Feb.
94% Jan. 23
81% Jan. 13
26
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
Jan.
88
26
78% Sale
64% Sale
28% Sale
68"" Sale"
74%
75%
66%
64%
7
24
Jan.
Jan.
76% Sale
75"" Sale
58,000 Staley (A E) Mfg 6s
1942
422,000 Standard Gas & Elec 6s_.1935
Sale
22
161.000 Southwestern P Ac L 6s.-2022
72
Jan.
Feb.
68
1938
42,000 Southwestern LAP 5s_.1957
93,000 Southwest Nat Gas 6s.__1945
15
Jan. 28
82% Jan. 14
17 100
11
Sale
95
<
98% Feb.
93% Feb.
97%
96%
86%
84%
93%
privilege
warr
16
Jan. 28
Jan. 21
83% Feb. 11
74% Jan. 20
Southwestern Dairies—
2,000
258,000
Feb.
70
33
1935
1944
74%
6
30
72
1961
6H*
44% Feb.
64
warr
Southern Nat Gas 6s
Without
11
6
1952
1st 8c ref 4^s
20,000
335.000
46,000
Jan.
Feb.
5s *.....—.......*....1957
5 H* Series B
Co
68
75
s73
Ref Mtge 5s
Gas
6
5
74% Feb.
83% Feb.
Southern Calif Gas 5s...1937
Without
Jan.
67% Feb.
74
Sale
1939
Southern
63%
3
70% Feb. 25
70% Feb. 24
79% Feb. 20
Sale
71
Sale
97%
135,000
13
34
24
98
3.000
S
Feb.
30% Feb. 24
Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
137,000
121,000
4,000
Jan.
42
60
475,000
1952
1954
40
8
80% Sale
77" Sale'
Refunding mtge 5s
9
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
72
Sale
71% Sale
Southeast P Ac L 6s......2025
General 5s
Jan.
40
42
75
72
1,195,000
6,000
175.000
40
40
2
5
16
73% Sale
Jan. 14
92% Jan. 18
95
Feb. 11
77
Jan.
6
8
8
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
23
13
Feb.
40
64% Feb.
84%
25% Jan.
44% Feb.
72
35
27
l
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Jan.
1
Feb. 1
6
30% Feb. 23
40
...
Feb.
99% Feb. 13
Saxon Public Works—
596,000
5% G notes
1932
12,000 Schulte Real Est Co 6s...1935
6s without warrants
1935
48,000
62,000 Scrlpps (E W) Co SH*—1943
1948
30,000 Servel Inc 5s
357,000 Shawinigan W Ac P 4%i._1967
4
series B
1968
107,000
5s series C—.........1970
357,000
88% Jan.
Jan.
11% Feb.
35
Sale
90
2
80'" Sale
Sale
31%
'79% Sale
Feb.
11% Feb. 10
32% Feb. 11
29
Feb. 23
23% Feb. 24
78
Feb. 27
Sale
St Louis Gas Ac Coke 6s_»1447
Safe Harbor Water Pr AH* '79
s67% Sale
77
47,000 Ryerson (Jos T) 8c Sons *al943
133,000
Sale
20)4 Sale
—
6
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
28
Jan.
26
Jan.
21
69% Jan.
16
40
16
NEW
54
YOKE
AGGREGATE SALES
In
February.
$
27,000
5,000
3,000
/'
28,606
2,000
77,000
90,000
57,000
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
1932.
BONDS (Concluded)
79,000
48,000
16,000
266,000
Bid.
50,000 Utah Power & Light 5s__l944
8,000 Valspar Corp 6s
1940
1937
14,000 Valvoline Oil 7a
Van Sweringen Corp—
6b with warrants
1935
10,000
138,000 Virginia Elec Power Sa„_„1955
2,000 Virginia Power Co 5s
1942
124,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5%> A..1946
6«
125,000
1946
5a aeriea B
148,000
1950
443.000
Feb. 1.
Ask,
Bid.
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
9
4
16
78% Feb. 17
11% Feb.
5
85
Feb. 20
Feb.
4
Feb.
23
70% Feb.
65% Feb.
11
2
10
93% Feb. 26
92% Feb. 23
79% Feb. 29
75
7
Feb.
Feb.
74
Feb.
88
92
78% Sale
75
Feb.
9
5
Jan.
22
83
Jan.
11% Feb.
15
5
Sale
74%
57% Sale
64
19
Sale
Sale
79% Sale
67
Sale
68
Sale
Sale
70% Jan. 30
85
Feb.
20
48% Jan.
91
49
Jan.
98
Jan.
30
13
Feb.
4
92
Feb.
23
69% Jan.
4
Jan.
2
62% Jan.
8
8
Feb.
80
Feb.
18
10
13
56
3
Feb.
23
18
16% Feb.
27
10
86
Feb.
13
95
Feb.
8
4
92
Feb.
74
Feb.
8
80
92
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
22% Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
9
Feb.
2
Feb.
9 100%
5
45%
30
88
70% Feb.
65
1st 78 with warrants
1951
Western Newspaper Union—
119,000
Conv deb 6a
1944
93,000 West Penn Elec 5s
2030
65,000 West Penn Pow 4a H
1957
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
24 %
Sale
85
Sale
62
Sale
"64" Sale'
58
85
61
99%
59% Sale
Sale
59%
1961
Utll 5a A
15
83
"95" Sale
Sale
100% Sale
99
24
Sale
2.000
56,000 Weatraco Chlorine 5 Ha. .1937
12,000 Wick wire Spencer 7 Ha. .1932
16,000
37.000 Wisconsin P 5c L 5s E... .1956
83
Sale
20,000
39.000
83%
Sale
2,000
4,000
10,000
12,000
20,000
f
Lowest.
Ask.
92% Feb. 23
79% Feb. 26
70% Feb.
3
74
Feb. 23
Corp—
17,000 Ward Baking Co 6a.....1937
67,000 Wash Water Power 5a
1960
498,000 Weat Tezaa
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
1.
Waldorf Astoria
317,000
6,000
38,000
EXCHANGE
CURB
5a aeries F
......
.1958
45% Feb.
82% Feb.
80% Feb.
1
10
8
25% Feb. 20
66
Feb. 26
90
Feb. 19
65
Feb. 19
Feb. 29
Feb.
5
84% Feb.
5
86% Feb.
4
20% Jan.
90% Jan.
97% Jan,
9
5
12
21% Jan.
29% Jan.
21
55% Jan.
66
Jan.
90
Feb.
Feb.
57% Jan.
65
Feb.
26
19
19
100% Jan.
22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
15
12
85
99
Feb.
45
Jan.
46
82% Feb.
80% Feb.
89
88
Wisconsin Pub Serr 5s. .1942
"2,666
6s Series A
.1952
9
88% Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb."
90
2
5%s Series B......... .1958
88% Feb.
9
93% Jan.
12
Jan.
Feb.
7
2
91
Jan.
Jan.
18
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
28
29
13
28
43% Jan.
28
15% Jan.
14
85
88"
Feb.
27
28
26
Yadkin River Power 5s. .1941
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
"2 ~88
88
93
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
54,000
53,000
30,000
82,000
66,000
4,000
Ag'lcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
204,000
20-year 7a
Jan 15 1946
214,000
20-year 7a.
Jan 15 1947
45,000 Baden (Germany) 7a
..1951
423,000 Buenoa Alrea (Prov) 7%«_1947
144,000
7s
1952
Cauca Valley (Dept of) Rep of
12.000
Colombia extl « f 7s.. .1948
22
22
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
26%
Sale
38
37
11
Sale
36
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
24
23
24
Feb.
31% Feb.
30
Feb.
32
15
35
15
34
3
2
30
42
Feb.
32% Feb.
1
42
Feb.
10
42
Feb.
2
Feb.
17
12% Feb.
8
34% Feb. 29
1
26% Feb.
10
26% Jan.
17
13
19
53
45
37
36
Sale
10
10
Feb
Cent Bk of German State &
261,000
112,000
23,000
5,000
29,000
364,000
295,000
17,000
32,000
22,000
16,000
15,000
23,000
414,000
148,000
53,000
5,000
Prov Banks 6a
6s
58
1952
37%
26%
Sale
Sale
Danish Cona Munic 5%s_1955
5s
1953
Danxlg P Ac Wat'way Bd
external a f 6Ha
52,000
1952
804,000 German Cons Munic 7a_.1947
6a
1947
574,000
50,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7a
1939
64,000 Hanover (Prov) 6 Ha
1949
Indus Mtge Bk of Finland
1st mtge coll a f 7s
142,000
1944
25,000 Lima (City), Peru, 6%a..l958
15,000 Maranhao (State) 7s
1958
45.000 Medellin (Colombia) 7s—1951
s41
23% Sale
20% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
s50
28%
26%
13
Feb.
19
41
27% Feb. 24
30% Sale
27% Sale
Sale
Sale
23
Feb.
40% Feb.
36% Feb.
68% Feb.
45
Feb.
37
34% Sale
Feb.
45
1951
17%
Sale
29
1
Feb.
21% Jan.
19
44% Jan.
4
8
19
Jan.
2
35% Jan.
30% Jan.
3
29
15
27% Feb. 20
23% Jan. 27
64
Feb.
16
54
5
3% Feb.
19
Feb.
18
10
16% Feb. 24
Sale
6
3
60% Feb.
Sale
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
30
18
36
Jan.
31
Jan.
64
Feb.
3% Feb.
7
Jan.
Feb.
10
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
5% Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
16
1
Feb.
29
34
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
8
31
7
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
30
27% Feb. 20
1
25
Feb.
60% Sale
3% Sale
Jan.
40% Feb. 10
36% Feb. 17
69% Jan. 11
45
Feb. 13
33% Feb.
24
Feb.
26
17
5
Feb.
19
37
13
37
28
14
16
8
16
13
Jan.
Feb.
13
14
9
Jan.
8
4
18
16% Feb.
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
55,000
27,000
57.000
84,000
4,000
58,000
128,000
88,000
126,000
145,000
4,000
126,000
"6*. 000
36,000
59,000
34,000
63,000
6,000
11,000
12,000
5,000
21,000
6,000
13,000
29,000
21.000
43,000
1951
1947
7s issue of 1927 (A&O) .1947
Mtge Bank of Chile 6s.
1931
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5al972
7Hs
Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s
.
Sale
30% Feb.
26
26
14%
.
13% Feb.
Russian
Sale
1
-
Feb.
17
Feb.
,
25
16
60
Feb.
Feb.
27
1
Feb.
1
1
1
10
1
Feb.
Feb.
5
7
Jan.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
1
11
7
11% Jan.
26
Jan.
20
29
1% Jan.
28
18
1
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
18
% Feb. 23
% Feb. 23
% Feb. 23
Jan.
10% Jan.
27
25
23
Feb. 17
Feb. 25
Feb.
104% Feb. 24
102% Jan
2
Feb.
15% Feb. 26
13
Sale
Sale
1919
1921
1921
5%a
5%s certificates
19
16
60
104% Feb. 24
% Feb. 25
15
1919
6 Ha certificates
1
7
1959
Govt 6H>
25
60
104%
(Stateof). Bras7a.'58
Rio de Janeiro 6Hs
10
Feb.
103% Feb.
Sale
103% Sale'
1972
Netherlands 6s_.
Parana
20 %
34% Sale
16
7
1% Jan. 29
1% Jan. 26
Saar Basin Con Counties
Saarbruecken
95
9
91
91% Feb. 26
95
8
35
2
13
15
91% Feb. 26
Feb. 29
Feb. 19
83
Feb.
13
34% Feb. 11
30
12
Sale
95
34
1935
7s
Feb.
4
18
10
83
(City) 7s.. 1935
Feb.
95
Jan.
19
19
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
6,000
35,000
•
Republic extl 7a
11,000
52,000 Santiago (Chile) 7a
2,000 Santiago (City of) 7s
No par value,
n
Sold under the rule.
1945
1949
1961
0
10 %
Sold for cash,
Sale
13
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
10% Jan.
s
Deferred Delivery sales,
x
Ex-dividends,
y
13
Jan.
*
Feb. 1°
Jan. 2-
Ex-rights.
»r;
r
8, Montreal L. H. & Powea
Jan. 21, Selected Industrie
"5.50 prior stock, 50 at 40; Jan. 22, Shawinigan Water & Power 4%s_series B 1968, $2,000 at 75%; Jan. 25, Safe Harbor Water Power Corp. 4%s 1979'
,1,000 at 93; Jan. 25, Stinnes (H.) deb. 7s 1936, $1,000 at 31%; Jan. 27, Sylvanite Gold Mines, 100 at %; Jan. 27, Welch Grape Juice, 25 at 37%; Feb. 2'
Bulova Watch pref. 10 at 12%; Feb. 4, Peoples Gas Lt. & Coke 4s 1981, $1,000 at 80%; Feb. 4, Russian Govt. 5%s ctfs. 1921, $1,000 at 1%; Feb. 9,
Sun Oil 5% notes 1934, $1,000 at 89%; Feb. 10, Shawinigan Water & Power 4%s 1967, $4,000 at 76; Feb. 10, Shawinigan Water & Power 5s series C
1970, $5,000 at 85%; Feb. 10, Shawinigan Water & Power 4%s series D 1970, $6,000 at 75.
"Under the rule" sales affecting the range were made as follows in 1932: Jan. 5, Netherlands 6s 1972, $10,000 at 106; Jan.
Cons. 1st 5s 1951, $8,000 at 88; Jan. 11, Cities Service pref. B, 10 at 5; Jan. 18, Rio de Janeiro 6%s 1959, $12,000 at 16%;
"Deferred Delivery" sales affecting the range were made as follows in 1932: Jan. 2, Beacon Oil deb. 6s 1936 with warrants, $9,000 at 94; Jan. 2, Hamburg
Elevated Underground & St. Ry. 5%s 1938, $1,000 at 29; Jan. 2, Industrial Mtge. Bank of Finland 7s 1944, $1,000 at 50; Jan. 4, Eastern Util. Invest.
5s 1954 with warrants, $2,000 at 23; Jan. 4, Netherlands 6s 1972, $10,000 at 102; Jan. 4, Pacific Western Oil s. f. 6%s with warrants 1943, $6,000 at 51;
2030, $1,000 at 53%; Jan. 5, Cities Service Gas deb. 5%s 1942, $1,000 at 51; Jan. 7, Piedmont Hydro-Electric 1st
13, N. Y. & Foreign Investing deb. 5%s 1948, $1,000 at 41%; Jan. 15, Kansas City Gas 1st M. 6s 1942, $5,000 at
97%; Jan. 20, Southwest Dairy Products deb. 6%s 1938, $1,000 at 7; Jan. 30, Van Sweringen Corp. 6s 1935, $5,000 at 48; Feb. 1, Tri-Utilities Corp.
deb. 5s 1979, $2,000 at 3%; Feb. 6, Pittsburgh Steel 6s 1948. $1,000 at 76; Feb. 8, New Bradford Oil, 500 at %; Feb. 9, Lerner Stores Corp. com. 300
at 5%; Feb. 13, Investment Co. of America deb. 6s 1947, $1,000 at 64; Feb. 18, Associated Telephone Co., Ltd., 5s 1965, $1,000 at 81%; Feb. 25, In¬
dependent Oil & Gas 6s 1939, $9,000 at 80.
Jan. 4, West Penn Electric deb. 5s
& ref. 6%s 1960, $2,000 at 51; Jan.
.
■-fV:'-
I"'
RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES MARKET ON THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
February
1932.
Jan. 2 to Feb. 29
AGGREGATE SALES
NEW
1931.
410,858
791,945
Shares
377,653
631,570
YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
February.
Shares.
Jan.
54,500
"ilooo
4,000
100
2,500
2,700
3,600
1,000
.
500
1,000
25,500
7,800
7,700
14,500
1,500
3,000
Admiralty Alaska Gold
..1
American Sealcone
500
300
20,000
12,500
100
1,300
Feb. 1.
1932.
Par. Bid.
Ask
Bid.
Sale
15
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid.
16c Sale
15c Sale
IX
254
.03
.07
05c
06c
02c
09c
05c Feb.
Bagdad Copper............1
.40
.60
40c
65c
30c
50c
Cap
w
1.10
Basin Montana Tunnel A...*
Belmont Metals
Corp
1
...1
Big Missouri Mining
Black Hawk Cons Mines
IX
IX
2.35 Sale
.20
.32
Detachable Bit of Amer
^
•
Detroit & Canada Tunnel..*
Diversified Trust Shares C-.
319
12c
18c
25c
IX
1
Sale
1,000
15,100
1,000
35,200
100
General Water Treatment,.*
36,500
1,400
200
53,000
1,500
200
Globe Television & Phone..*
Golden Cycle Corp Cap....10
Granada Gold Mines
—.*
10
800
1,300
1,900
Helena Rubenstein pref....*
Hendrick Ranch Royalties..*
6
1,000
1.000
900
Homestead Oil & Gas
1
.25
.40
Howey Gold Mines Ltd
Huron Holding C-D w 1
1
.10
.35
15c
3
10c
2.15
>c
50c
2.80
Flag Oil of Del capital..
Fuel Oil Motors Corp
2,500 General
29,500
45,000
1,700
600
100
100
3,300
10,400
600
600
11,000
12,500
3,000
9,200
300
300
200
200
1,000
1,000
61,000
1
1.00
*
10
1.00
Min Mill & Pow
Sale
2X
13
854
2
1
7X
Kelvinator of Canada..
*
Keystone Cons Mines Ltd..l
*
.it
*25
2.55
2.70
.*
Leverage Fixed Trust Shs_...
.10
Petroleum ........1
86,500
100
Macfadden Publications....*
310
100
$6 Preferred
•
Maxweld Corp
.......*
Merch & Mfrs Fire Insur
5
100
100
200
4,600
15,500
1,000
1,000
1,500
700
National Aviation A warrants
National Plnetree Products.*
100
54
2
500
7,000
10,400
3,800
Metal Textile Corp
.Vlld-Cont Pub Serv A
...*
w
1
*
North Amer Trust Shs..l953
North Butte
Mining
$2.50
Patricia Birch Lake Min
1
Petroleum Conversion......5
500
Public Fire Insurance...
100
7,300
1,000
Reno Gold Mines Ltd
5
1
10c
2.15
700
Royalties Management A...*
X
1,800
7,600
Sanabrla Television,..-.—*
Seaboard Fire & Mar Ins..10
"i~,666
1,000
354
100
100
43,400
3,500
93,100
3,500
100
50
600
650
100
100
300
1,000
2,000
,
2,500
13,800
Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd
2,500 Wellington Oil of Calif cap. -1
59,900 Western Television._...._..*
Yosemite Holding v t c_____*
2,500
Zenda Gold Mining........!
No Rar value
19
13
1.95 Feb.
9
154 Jan.
12
20c Feb.
5
29c Feb.
3
.10 Jan.
7
2.55 Jan.
2
2.55 Jan.
2
654 Feb.
19
Feb.
26
13
29
1% Feb.
3
.....
.
Sale
5X
4
3
Feb. 26
1.15 Feb. 13
5X Feb.
1.46
1
254 Feb.
11X Feb.
16
2
10
Feb.
6
1.03
13
1.02 Feb.
13
.20 Jan.
.
10
Feb.
6
1.02
Feb.
13
954 Feb.
X Feb.
33c
Feb.
29
33c
Feb.
29
30c Feb.
13
30c Fee.
30c
Feb.
13
30c
Feb.
13
35c
35c
11
5
IX
30c Sale
2
8
a
VA
Sale
4
Sale
X Feb. 16
.40
154 Feb.
.55
"22C
34c
3.52
7
3.70
X
IX
34c
21c
54 Feb.
16
8
42c Feb.
20
.19 Jan.
11
7X Feb.
8
1054 Feb.
17
25
754 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
>.-,.54 Feb.
1
54 Feb.
5
1
Feb. 25
X Feb.
5
2X Feb. 19
09c Feb. 26
1.55 Feb.
1
Feb.
8
2
75c Feb. 29
25c Feb. 27
25c Feb.
10
5
Feb.
11
25
Feb.
5
1
5
10c
2.75
1
75c
25c
.^1
Sale
1
.16
Feb. 23
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
23
Feb.
2
1
8
254 Feb.
19
9c
Feb.
26
1.55 Feb.
1
Feb.
8
2
954 Feb. 19
154 Jan.
Feb.
1054 Feb.
1
154 Jan.
23
5
Feb. 23
.25 Jan.
4
2.75 Feb. 23
1
Feb.
2
75c
Feb.
29
25c
Feb.
27
.35 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
22
75c
33c Feb. 18
5
Feb. 11
30
Feb. 25
25c
5
Feb.
10
Feb.
11
5
20
Jan.
4
30
11
354 Feb.
754 Feb.
20
24
9
54 Feb.
9
154 Feb. 24
17
25
25c
354 Feb. 11
354 Feb. 20
1054 Feb.
1
20
Feb.
29
Feb. 29
Feb. 27
12
154 Feb. 27
42c
Feb. 27
354 Feb. 11
354 Feb. 20
754 Feb. 24
2.20
154
354
454
1354
Jan.
11
25
11
Feb. 11
Jan. 11
Jan. 23
24
2.54
Feb.
2.40
60c
30c
2A
2X
h,
254 Feb. 27
18
354 Feb.
1
354
X
154
654 Sale
IX
254
X
18
25c
IX
4
18
1X Feb.
10
Feb.
654 Feb. 29
1
Feb.
8
3
25c
Feb.
18
IX Feb.
10
3
Feb.
8
54 Feb.
IX
154
154 Feb. 26
254 Feb.
3
3
554
Feb.
54 Feb.
54 Feb.
154 Feb.
55c Feb.
17
15
X Sale
X
17
Feb.
8
54c Feb.
16
1
54 Feb.
1
Sale
20
IX Sale
25c
28c
3.65
IX
21c
50c
20
■
9
18
21
21
6
2.60 Jan.
2.45 Jan.
•45 Jan.
2
11
.15 Jan.
15
154 Jan.
254 Jan.
22c Feb.
5
29
54Feb.-25
26c Feb.
4
4
Jan.
25c
Feb.
17
18
154 Feb.
10
3
Feb.
8
54 Jan.
1
Feb.
8
54c
Feb.
16
54 Jan.
14
6
24
22c
6
154 Jan.
4
654 Feb. 29
25c
Feb.
154 Feb.
3
Feb,
18 "
10
8
54 Feb. 18
354 Jan.
6
454 Jan. 11
54 Feb. 17
54 Feb. 15
28
Jan.
18
6
354 Feb.
1
254 Jan. 28
13
154 Feb. 26
454 Jan. 12
54 Feb. 17
54 Feb. 15
5
Feb.
20
28
X Feb.
54 Feb.
5
Feb. 29
6
54 Feb.
1
13
2
Jan.
55c
Feb.
11
13
54 Feb.
5
Jan.
14
20
154 Feb. 25
Feb.
5
.48 Jan.
3.60 Jan.
6
3.68 Jan.
2
26
754 Jan.
26
2
Jan.
13
4
754 Jan.
54 Jan.
.12 Jan.
25c
18
1.70 Feb.
18
54 Feb.
X Jan.
21
3.85
X
54 Feb.
254 Jan.
4
18
H Feb. 10
IX Sale
60 c
9
24
154 Jan.
454 Feb.
25c
X
52c
54 Feb.
154 Feb.
.45 Jan.
Feb.
2.25 Jan.
2.45 Jan.
2.53
8
154 Feb. 27
154 Feb.
25c Feb.
4
Feb.
18
1.70
J2
1.70
2
9
16
20c Feb,
X Feb.
IX Feb.
2
2.53
1
Sale
554 Jan.
54 Jan.
.12 Jan.
IX
2.43
IX
Sale
24
15
13
33c Feb.
28
2
2.44
Sale
8
1
5
.....
IX Sale
30c
50c
1154 Jan.
1.03 Feb.
Jan.
32c
2X
.35 Jan.
254 Jan. 27
254 Feb. 16
29
X
5
27
554
3-16
1.46 Feb. 24
Feb. 29
4
Jan.
8
13c
X Feb.
75c Sale
1
7
27
21
3
33c Feb.
07c
10c
2.20 Sale
•
17
3.68
Feb.
15c
X
254 Jan
154 Jan.
Feb.
754 Feb.
25c Sale
05c
3
1.15 Feb.
13c
29c
13
18
1054
25c
2.35
50
2
Feb.
2X Feb.
X Feb. 15
4
1
3
.—
354
14c
2.34
2.10
40c
X
Sal5
19
5
X
2
H Sale
Sale
1
Utilities Hydro Ac Ralls WW.*
Van Swerlngen Corp
*
600
2" 500
3
»
U S Flee Lt & Pow tr ctf B__*
U S Fidelity & Guaranty.. 10
Feb.
.10 Jan.
18
30c
2.35
IX
1
Splitdorf Electric
2
Feb.
10c Feb.
2.36 Feb.
11
9
19
29
854
9
254
7
Seaboard Util Shares warr...
Shamrock Oil & Gas
....*
Shortwave & Television....!
200 Swedish Ball Bearing..100 kr
62,400 Tobe Deutschmann
..,*
7,500 Tom Reed Gold Mining.—.1
62,400
5,000
1
4
21
5
11
24
20c
Rhodeslan Selec Tr Ltd..5 sh
Roxy Theatres Corp A
...*
154 Jan.
16
3lc Sal?
40c
45c
5
X
200
100
19
2
15
2
Feb.
10c Feb.
1.95 Feb.
Feb.
H Sale
4%
100
300
1.25
1
600
2
Feb.
.10 Jan.
2.35 Feb.
Feb.
32c
3X Sale
2X
3X
in
Railways Corp.............*
200
.12 Sale
25
22c
13c Feb.
9
2
12X Sale
"'.40 ""'50
.30 Jan.
27c Feb. 13
2X Feb.
754
4
IX
2X
2.31 Sale
2
22c Feb.
3
30c
Radio Securities A.........5
5,100
1,000
1
2
29
25c Sale
30c
2X
24
1
6
.12 Jan.
18
13c Feb.
lit
27
11
254 Jan.
2.90 Feb.
.35 Jan.
.13 Jan.
21
27
3
2X Sale
854
10
75c
1.00
Sale
X Sale
10c
20c
14c
No Amer Trust Shares...1955
100
200
8
32
3
24
154 Jan.
1.50 Feb.
.15 Jan.
7
1
2X Feb. 27
2.90 Feb. 15
12c Feb.
34c
Sale"
12
75c
.50
Macassa Mines Ltd.........l
100
^""166
10
M
Lincoln
160
'■
8
2X
Sale
27
29c Feb.
12c Feb.
IX Sale
.22 Sale
.70 Jan.
IX Feb.
2
X
Jenkins Television..
Klldun Mining
Kinner Air & Motor
1.25
1.35
19c
33c
254
lnternat'1 Rustless Iron
1
interstate Natural Gas.....*
Ironrite Ironer
*
...__*
2X Sale
.33
.75
22
26
35c
13 c Sale
7
I
.05 Jan.
Feb.
.03 Jan.
2X Sale
07c
354
3.00
8
23c
Feb.
3
154 Jan. 29
2.95
1.50
554 Sale
1.00
1.20
2.40
1
16c
2.65
1
Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd
3
05c
2.15
3
2.52
IX Feb.
Sale Prices.
29
41c Feb. 24
1.50 Feb.
28c Feb.
30c
IX
20c
2.30
1
IX
.20 Sale
2.55 Sale
2
2X
2.60 Sale
14c
15c
10c
15c
Sale
IX
29c Sale
12c
2.20 Sale
3
5
154 Jan.
2.50 Sale
$1
900
1,000
900
23c Feb.
05c Feb.
5
Highest.
Sale Prices
11
Jan. 20
254
.12 Sale
900
100
Sale Prices.
35c Feb. 26
Bancamerlca-Blalr
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
13c Feb. 23
1
....
6,900 Eagle Bird Mine capital
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Ask.
$5
Andes Petroleum
200 Columbia Baking 1st pref._*
2,000 Como Mines..
1
1,300 Corporate Trust Shares.....
200
600
Jan. 2 to Feb. 29
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Par
Shares.
35.000
1931.
$59,000
213,000
Jan. 2
STOCKS
1.
1932.
Price
Since
In
Bond Sales.
February.
IX
X
Sale
X
54
X
Sale
H
54 Feb.
13
05c
10c
07c
12c
05c Feb.
8
25c Feb.
„
Feb.
27
.Feb.
10c Feb.
24
5c
Febf
13
8
6
Feb.
4
1.70 Feb.
18
254 Jan.
54 Jan.
7
20
10c
Feb.
24
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
;Stock Sales.
February
1932.
Shares
_
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29_
CHICAGO
1932.
29", 006
23,000
1,000
-
"3" 000
1,970,000
10,000
2,000
1,000
3~66O
Toon
1927
6,000 Chicago City Ry 5s
Certificates of deposit.1927
38,000
1,000 Chic City & Con Rys 5a. .1927
1927
64,000 Chicago Railways 5s
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep..1927
75,000
5s series A
....1927
8,000
5s series B
1927
4,000
16,000 Comm Edison 1st m 5s A 1953
58 series B
1954
1,000
22,000 Comrponw Sub Corp 5 *4 8 1948
1940
3,473,000 Insull Util Inv 6s
58 without warrant
1949
13,000
Kansas Power & Light—
1st & ref 68 C
1947
5,000
2,000 Nat Pole & Treating 6s__1936
1978
1,000 Nat Pub Service 5s
2,000 Pub Serv 1st ref gold 5s. .1956
3,000 Pub Ser Sub Corp 5Hs A 1949
1944
17,000 Swift & Co 1st s f g 5s
1
500
850
STOCKS
1,160
1,800
6,650
100
650
*
50
48
48
48
47*4
48
12
10
9
5
94*4
94*4
62*4
27
Sale
26
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
33
11*4
Feb.
10
42
Feb.
10
42
42
Feb.
11
46*4 Feb.
15
42
Feb.
10
Jan.
47*4 Feb.
46*4 Feb.
9*4 Jan.
47*4 Feb.
46*4 Feb.
9
6
48
Feb.
15
48
Feb.
26
"9454 Feb"."29 "9454 Feb"."29
Feb. 26
60
15*4 Feb.
6
Feb.
27
14
26
61
Feb.
28
Feb.
28
30
27
15*4
16
19
1554
12
12
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
*4
5*4
54
7
100
7% preferred
12*4
1*4
7
Sale
2
40
40
36
254
X
Vs
2 *4
Vs
'4334
v 54
54
Sale
55
2*
64
Sale
76*4
9*4
Sale
1254
25
37
26
40
40
50
40
50
*
210 Backstay Welt Co com
pref
12*4
*
*
16 conv pref A
210
2
10
3
10
7*4
X
84*4
10
54
82
10C
Preferred.
*
com
400 Baxter Laundries Inc A
*
50
100,600 Bendix Aviation Corp com..*
8,330 Binks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..*
170 Blums Inc conv pref
*
10
77,400 Borg-Warner Corp com
250
7% preferred
100
550 Borin Yivltone Corp pref
•
550 Brach & Sons
200
*
(E J) com
500
500 Brown Fence & Wire cl A
400
450
4,950
180
654
34
8
^
*4
--
17 X
1
4
9%
Sale
3
24*4
Sale
7*
*
com
1334
10%
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
5
4
10*4 Sale
85
*4
7*4
8*4
2*4
*
240 Bucyrus-Monighan class A..*
16*4
3*4
80
85
»
Class B
10,900 Bruce Co (E L)
Jan. 15
Jan. 22
Jan. 20
Jan. 11
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
Jan. 27
2
91 *4
Jan.
Feb". "~9
40
Feb.
9
40
33
Feb.
6
33
Feb.
6
33
89*4 Jan.
27
Feb. 16
54
Feb.
18
Feb.
16
Feb.
9
Feb.
6
Jan. 23
Feb. 18
50
98*4 Jan. 29
23 *4 Feb.
1
1
23*4 Feb.
I
30*4 Feb.
16*4 Feb.
18
27
Jan.
20
15
Jan.
8
2
11
Feb.
Jan.
3
31
27
Feb.
10
18
1554 Feb.
11
Feb.
3
1
Feb.
8
5*4
*4
4*4
2*4
Feb. 15
Feb. 27
9
Feb.
2
Feb.
Sale
11
5*4
7*4
5*4
7^
2*4
254
11
12
Feb.
1*4 Feb.
6
1
6
Feb.
54 Feb.
1
Feb.
5
254 Feb.
26
5
6
29
2
5*4 Jan.
*4 Feb. 27
9
4*4 Feb.
20
90
54
9954 Jan.
23*4 Feb.
28
5
1
3154 Jan. 13
17*4 Jan. 25
12
Jan. 20
1*4 Feb.
6
Feb.
6
*4 Jan.
20
15
Feb.
5
254 Jan.
21
18
5
1*4
7*4
854
Sale
Sale
11
14*4
16*4
*4
Sale
Jan.
29
6
10
Jan.
9
50
Jan.
14
54 Jan.
*4 Jan.
2*4 Jan.
14
7
(6
2
31*4 "39"
*4 Sale
X
54
2*4 Sale
53*4 Sale
27
Feb.
40
Feb.
3
27
Feb.
*4
*4
2*4
53*4
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 13
Feb. 29
*4
*4
2*4
53*4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
29
*4
*4
2*4
53*4
4
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan. 11
Feb. 29
54
Jan.
6
63
61
Feb.
8
65
16
61
Feb.
8
65
49*4 Feb.
16
53
Feb.
Feb.
1
48
Jan.
19
Jan.
54*4 Jan.
28
72
5
Feb.
10
76
Feb.
11
Feb.
10
76
Jan.
18
29
10
Feb.
1
Feb.
29
12*4 Jan.
20
Feb.
Feb.
72
5
19
35
Feb.
9
15
Feb.
26
35
Feb.
9
25
Feb.
24
40
Feb.
9
25
Feb.
24
43
Jan.
21
3
Feb.
19
3
Feb.
19
3
Feb.
19
Feb.
19
81 *4 Jan.
4
81*4 Jan.
65
Sale
50
74
76*4
5*4 Sale
10*4
20
25*4 35
3*4
10
9
3
1
75
82
6
4
*4
754
54
Feb.
9
8
Feb.
4
15*4 Sale
354 Sale
4
4*4
1054 Sale
75
82
10
18
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
4
Feb.
9*4 Feb.
9
5
4
2
Feb.
20
11*4 Sale
10
Feb.
24
7*4
8*4
2*4
12*4
11
14
Feb.
19
15
7*4
754
754
2
3
8
14
7*4 Feb.
7*4 Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
14
15
10*4 Jan.
15
10
4
Jan.
13
9
16
4
Feb.
*4 Jan.
Jan.
4
1854
554
4*4
12*4
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
14
15
16
14
Jan.
6
80
14
Jan.
Jan.
19
Jan.
5
*4
10*4
15*4
154
1
4*4 Feb.
1154 Feb.
3
9
14
5
2
15*4 Feb.
Feb.
80
5
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
5
300 Beatrice Creamery com
28,800
27
2
12*4
7 54
98*4
98 *4
67*4
38*4
2454
40
Balaban & Katz Corp—
80
Feb.
14
14
Jan.
Jan.
5*4 Jan.
IX
*
Assoc Tel Util Co com
450
48,750
3,500
Feb.
15*4 Feb.
Jan.
50
6
99
Sale
10
5
2*4
2
75
2,200 Bastian-Blessing Co
10
50
Jan.
60
18
Jan.
8
46*4 Feb. 15
45
Feb.
23*4 Feb.
28
78
*
...
350
1,800
10
50
97*4
11
76
10
Feb.
9454 Feb.
98*4 Jan.
1
1854 Feb.
::::: "88"
14*4
52
cum
91
26
50
$7
Sale Prices.
Prices.
42
7
18
23*4
4934
210
12
52
62
26,750
4
9454 Sale
93*4
95
60
62*4
1754 Sale
51
67
240
Sale
Sale Prices
33
"99*4 loi"" "98"" "99"
55
.
Sale
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
Sale
"40" "Feb".'"9
54
150
3,546,000
-
91*4 Jan. 28
63
Class A
96
95*4
63*4
23
20
Investment Co__*
17,350
-
12
7
500 Assoc Tel & Tel Co $6 w w..*
1,540
44*4
44*4
10
4354
7*4
*4
X
2*4
53*4
690
210
43 Vs
10
9
"35"" Sale"
*
Inc com
1,031 American Pub Serv pref..100
3,900 Amer Radio & Tel St Corp..*
3,950 Appalachian Gas Corp com.*
*
1,100 Art Metal Works com
230
Ask.
46
102
1*4
200 Associates
45
45
Bid
46
100
5 *4
800 American Equities Co com..*
60 Amer Fur Mart Bldg pfd._100
50
-
Lowest.
Feb. 29.
1.
Ask
8
V U7
96
*
350 Allied Products Corp cl A._*
600
410
*
....25
Acme Steel Co
11,200 Allied Motor Ind
350
3,750
50
Bid
42*4
42*4
12
Sale
Sale
7
850 Ainsworth Mfg Corp corn..10
600
250
...
Par
Abbott Laboratories com__
990 Adams (J D) Mfg com
900 Adams Royalty Co com
660
i
46*4
46*4
45*4
45*4
000 United Public Serv 6s A..1942
Shares.
Shares.
Feb.
Ask.
Bid.
$
5,000
15,000
-
Jan. 2
BONDS
1.
Jan.
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
1931.
$2,109,000
3,791,000
February
4,199,700
7,576,200
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
AGQREOATE SALES.
February.
1932.
$2,047,000
Bond Sales.
1931.
v
1,340,000
3,106,000
15
13
6
7
4
7*4 Feb.
7
6
8
1
6
754 Jan. 21
8*4 Feb.
4
254 Jan. 19
1
2
Feb.
20
3
9
Jan.
28
14
Jan.
7
Feb.
6
14
Jan.
21
16
Jan.
29
*4 Feb.
2*4 Feb.
16
2
Feb.
4
54 Jan.
2*4 Jan.
14
7
1
Jan.
6
1
.Tan.
15
854 Jan. 14
% Fob. 29
10
Feb.
15
1*4 Jan.
8*4 Jan.
69*4 Jan.
21
6
2
Burnham Trad Corp—
150
4,450
550
1,350
130
1,100
Convertible preferred
1,150
10,350 Butler Bros
*
20
....
250 Canal Const Co conv pref...*
1,200 Castle & Co (A M)
10
4,250 CeCo Mfg Co Inc com
*
170 Cent Cold Storage Co com_20
2,060 Central 111 Pub Serv pref
*
X
2X
X
Sale
*4
2*4
1
IX
15
Sale
9*4
154
Sale
8
Sale
64
Sale
9*4
154
15
Sale
65
1
3*4
15
*4
*4
2*4 Sale
1H
i?M
*4 Sale
8*4 Sale
67
Sale
2
*4 Feb. 20
Feb. \4
954 Feb. 15
*4 Feb. 29
Feb.
1
6354 Feb.
8
1
10
Feb.
1
154 Feb.
8*4 Feb. 29
67
Feb.
*4 Feb. 20
8
29
8
Feb.
1
59
•
Jan.
6
6
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
1,950
1,150
5,900
6,000
30
110
3,350
15,500
11,100
24,400
750
800
1,025
1,775
*
*
Central Ind Power pref...100
Cent Pub Serv Corp A
*
Central S W Util com new..*
Prior Heh preferred...
*
Preferred
♦
Common
Convertible
preferred
X
X
Sale
13
1*4
1*4
13*4 Sale
154
Sale
2
Sale
5
45
Sale
55
35
45
5
46
36
Sale
55
43
*
♦
12*4
15*4
12
7
Participation preferred—*
Certificates of deposit
*
1*4
1*4
1
154
14*4
Feb.
10
*4 Jan.
8
13
Feb.
3
15
Feb.
13
13
Jan.
2
15
Jan.
14
49
1*4
13
51
55
47
Feb.
4
49*4
2*4
6*4
46*4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
47
Feb.
4
50
Jan.
22
1*4 Jan.
6
4
5
3*4 Jan.
6*4 Feb.
14
19
5
36*4 Feb. 10
55
13
35
Feb.
5
25
Feb.
6
44
Jan.
Jan.
14*4 Jan.
9*4 Feb.
11
1554 Jan.
11
17
10
Feb.
18
1*4
Sale
5
Sale
40
28
45
Sale
15
11
7
10
15
14
10
1*4 Feb. 29
154 Feb. 24
4
Feb.
9
36*4 Feb.
10
25
Feb.
6
19
Jan.
154 Jan.
13
19
Cent West Pub Serv—
100
Class A
200 Cherry Burrell Corp com
200
10
7
9*4 Feb.
Chic City & Con Ry—
150
150
150
700
""650
1,500
20
200 Chicago Electric Mfg A..— .*
12,500 Chicago Investors Corp com *
3,500
Convertible preferred__..*
400 Chicago&NWRi pref ..100
10 Chic N S & Milw pref
100
200
290 Chicago Towel Co
47,900
600
100
19,375
4,800
>
conv
254
1754
60 Construe Mat'l Corp
1,010
No par value
preferred...
.mx-ais laeua
1*4
1*4
10
Sale
Sale
com
*
*
4
4
15
4
1
1*4
19
16
1*4
1*4
4
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
"18
1*4 Feb.
1*4 Feb.
16
26
1*4 Feb.
1*4 Feb. 16
3
4
Feb.
19
10
1*4
16
1454 Feb.
17
Feb.
17
1
Jan.
2
26
10
1*4
15
1*4 Feb. 16
Jan.
6
1
Jan.
26
1454 Feb.
11
8
1*4 Feb. 16
2
Jan.
9
3*4 Jan. 14
254 Jan.
2
17*4 Jan.
2
29
4*4
1
10
^
S/s
65*4
pref •
85,050 Cities Service Co com
*
1,400 Club Aluminum Uten Co
*
390 Coleman Lamp & Stove com*
31,500 Commonwealth Edison
100
192,550
Rights (New)
60
100
*
■
30 Chicago Rys part cif ser 1.100
200
Part certifs series 2....100
140
2
4
4
17
5*4 Sale
Vs
H
454
5
11654 117*4
1*4 Sale
X
3
2
6
554 Sale
1
Sale
5
113*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
s*
i
1
1*4
Vs
4
56
*4
65
Sale
6
5*4
1
1*4 Feb. 26
*4 Feb. 10
59
6*4 Feb.
1
Feb.
1
5
5
Feb.
4
9 116
Feb.
2
1*4 Feb.
*4 Feb.
6*4 Feb.
5
6*4
27
29
Jan.
27
2
1*4 Feb. 26
*4 Feb. 10
5
59
8
1
Vs
20
8
5*4 Feb.
54 Feb. 10
Feb.
Sale" 100*4 Feb.
104
5
Feb.
1*4 Feb. 26
*4 Feb. 10
6254 Feb. 10
Jan.
2
5
4
Feb.
1
*4 Feb.
6*4 Feb.
8
8
19
1
8
Feb. 20
5*4 Jan.
*4 Jan.
5
Jan.
100*4 Feb.
1
Jan.
5
4
22
8
Jan.
6
27
27
11
*4 Feb. 10
66
Jan.
5
6*4 Feb. 19
Feb.
1
5*4 Jan.
29
1
13
13
*4 Feb.
8
6*4 Feb.
8
9 122
Jan.
4
1*4 Jan.
*4 Feb.
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE SALES,
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
February.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
520
40,700
6,315
98,650
7,150
13,600
1,095
'
STOCKS
460
200
200 Decker (Alf) A Cohn Inc...*
80 Dexter Co (The) com
5
360 De Met* Inc pref w w
*.'.*
60
300
1,375 Dodge Mfg Corp pref
*
80 Eddy Paper Corp (The)
*
El Household Utll Corp
10
450 Empire G 8c F Co 6% pref.100
250
<>**% preferred.______—100
550
7% preferred
.100
200
8% preferred
100
20 Empire Pub Serv Corp A
*
245 Fair Co (The) preferred—100
1,375
80
8,310
4,560
50
100
200
150
""180
Fits Simons A Connell
850
800
40
80 Gardner-Denver Co
Bid.
Ask.
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
%
H
12H
2h
Sale
16
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
12X4
15
b
Sale
Sale
5
19
5
4**
2**
Sale
8** Sale
53**
54**
3**
3%
26
1** Feb.
9
17** Feb. 27
4** Feb.
9
1
** Feb.
7** Feb. 18
47** Feb. 11
6
Sale
35
5**
10
Sale
43
50
50**
55
13
Feb.
1
52
12
13
15* Feb.
2
9** Feb.
2
545* Feb. 26
Feb. 26
1
Feb.
5
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
4
9
17
Feb.
24
5
4**
39**
41**
42**
Feb. 26
Feb. 29
Feb. 19
Feb. 10
:::::
14
14
4
Jan.
** Feb.
7** Jan. 15
47** Feb. 11
2
Jan.
13
Jan.
64
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21
11
2
2
4
6
15
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
5
5
Jan.
9
Feb.
10
Jan.
12
5
1
4
5*
5**
7**
39**
415*
Feb. 17
Feb. ;'(4
Feb.
1
Feb. 29
Feb. 19
44
Feb.
gif
Feb.
51** Feb.
6
62
Feb.
2
Feb.
3
86
Feb.
2
83
Jan.
14
Feb.
9
16
Feb.
14
Feb.
5* Feb.
13
16
Feb.
19
11
17
4
15
Jan.
18
Jan.
39*
415* Feb.
42** Feb.
51** Feb.
1
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
5* Feb.
5
4** Feb.
35** Jan.
85
sill
Jan.
8** Jan.
"
**
19
Jan. 23
Jan.
** Jan.
75
8
11
2
9
Feb.
Feb.
5* Jan.
14** Jan.
25* Jan.
Feb.
1
9
4
45* Feb.
9
Sale Prices.
1** Feb.
15** Jan.
45* Feb.
Feb.
4
39** Sale
41**
Sale
44
Feb.
7
2
5
Sale
5
39**
41**
39
20
Prices.
5* Jan. 22
3
** Feb.
5**
5*4
H Feb. 24
12** Feb.
4
2** Feb. 16
3
Feb.
Highest.
Sale
Prices
9**
9
....
Sale
% Feb. 24
Feb.
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
4
1**
3**
4** Sale
13**
Sale
Sale
2
1
3
1
2
11
12
Sale
Sale
51
3
65
6
Sale
14%
**
Sale
4
uH
Lowest.
Ask
19
Jan. 26
86*
Feb.
2
16
Feb.
13
5* Feb.
16
Dock
*
5
15
*
17**
*
com
14
*
8c Dredge Co com
3,007 Foote Bros GAM Co
2,357
Feb. 1.
1932.
Par.
&
1,350 Consumer* Co com
690
6% prior pre! A
100
*
84,150 Cont Chic Corp common
Preferred
*
12,565
5
170,000 Cord Corporation—
21,000 Corp Sec of Chic allot ctf—*
Common..
*
28,900
——25
2,270 Crane Co com
Preferred
100
1,050
250 Curtis Lighting Inc com
*
^m
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Since
•
57
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
In
'■
STOCK
15
11**
**
**
20
13**
**
11
14 H
15
15
**
**
ISH
** Feb. 10
Sale
12
13**
11
Feb.
15
12
9
** Feb. 10
Feb.
15
Jan. 16
15
Gen Theatres Equip Corp—
100
100
**
Common new..
1
110 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B__
"250
350 Goldblatt Bros Inc
5,900
6,850
,
—
1*1
Great Lakes Aircraft A
14,150 Great Lakes DAD
30
•»
28,500
com
com
180 Grelf Bros Cooperage A com ♦
300 Greyhound Corp com.
•
48,800 Grlgsby-Grunow Co com
*
«•
12", 450
13
3**
3**
1** Sale
**
1**
IVs
17** Sale
1** Sale
11
Sale
12**
3%
1** Sale
5* Feb. 17
** Feb. 17
%
b
1** Sale
10** Sale
12**
2**
3**
1H Sale
5* Feb.
Feb.ll
17** Jan.
2
17**
1**
10**
12**
19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
15* Feb.
13** Feb.
12** Feb.
5,750
•
pref—*
3,400
2,450
1,400 Hart-Carter Co conv
1,000 Hormel A Co (Geo) com A._*
6,950 Houdallle-Hershey class A..*
Class B
*
4,250
100
100 Hussman-Llgonier Co com..*
700
700
2,050 Illinois Brick Co..
11** Sale
5
180
93", 200
25
4
94
214,050 Insull Utll
50
250
15,350
29,110
Invest Inc
5**
15
Without warrants
Preferred series 2
.*
10 Interstate Power |6 pref—
*
300 Investment Co of Amer com.*
10
100
2,150
2,650
Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c—•
1,650
2,550
4
6
5
5**
4**
13
Feb.
"
Feb.
10
4** Feb. 23
5
950
5,800 Kellogg Switchboard
4,200
4J* Sale
Sale
Sale
4
17
Sale
30
Sale
8 H
7
com.
100
450
Preferred
20
"""300
2**
4**
10
7
.10
9
23
40
100
...
Sale
4**
9
39H
1**
5**
5H
10
190 La Salle Ext Unlv com.
490 Leath A Co cum pref..
190
420
*
14,150 Libby, McNeill A Llbby
10
50
Common
2,320
2,900 Lindsay Light
450
2,850 Lindsay Nunn Pub $2 pref..*
3,150
3,150
1,500
Lion Oil Ref Co
2,050 Lynch Corp
120 McCord
100
4,800 McGraw
*
...
**
1
5**
3** Sale
20**
2**
52**
44**
2
6**
62 J*
5»A
*
com
*
com
Manufacturing A..*
Electric com
3**
13
Sale^
13*
"AH
5**
•
4
*
30
34
9
2,100
100
2,460
3**
4**
35
8** Feb.
2** Feb.
5
3
Feb.
15
2
Sale
4**
Sale
3*| Sale
**
4**
1**
5**
9 ** Sale
9** Sale
19**
2** Sale
18
4** Feb.
Feb.
1
1
125* Feb. 16
10** Feb. 13
35* Feb. 27
12
15
1
45* Feb. 15
94** Feb. 18
94
Jan.
9
Jan.
23
1
Feb.
6
1** Feb.
4** Feb. 29
6
1** Feb.
45*
4**
8**
46**
Feb. 18
Feb. 29
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
3
Feb.
17
2
Feb.
17
3 J* Feb.
10
4** Feb.
2
2
8
Feb.
9
7
Feb.
10
17** Feb.
9
5
8
Sale
33
5
31
2**
17**
3**
4**
6**
3**
4
Jan. 22
5*
Jan.
6
Jan.
4
15
11
Jan. 14
3 5* Feb.
1
Feb.
5** Jan. 16
Jan.
6
Jan. 18
6** Jan. 14
15
Jan.
5
18
Jan. 13
17
46** Feb.
3
2
Feb.
5
Jan.
17
26
Jan.
2
5
12
Feb.
10
9
21
28
8
40
8
48
Feb.
5
2
Jan.
8
40
Feb.
38** Feb. 18
2
1J* Feb.
44** Feb.
1** Feb.
5** Feb.
4
2
9
38
Jan.
27
15
95
Jan.
Feb.
10** Feb. 19
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
3
8
5
8
14
19
Feb.
2
**
7**
3**
30
Feb. 10
2
Feb.
9
Feb.
10
8
Feb. 18
Feb. 11
Feb. 23
3
Feb.
9
2** Feb.
12** Feb.
9
Feb.
9
35
12
10
Sale
Sale
4
5**
8
45* Feb. 10
19
Feb.
2
1
Feb.
33
Feb.
12
Feb.
9
Feb.
19
16
5
4** Feb.
2
25* Feb.
8
18** Feb. 24
Feb.
4
5** Feb.
35
Feb.
Feb. 11
2** Feb. 25
Feb. 18
Feb.
Feb.
7
15* Jan.
22
Feb.
19
6
4
50
Jan.
Jan.
14
Jan.
Feb.
2
19
Feb
.2
19
2
75* Feb. 10
45* Feb
.4
2
33
1** Jan.
5
50
Feb.
5
1
11**
4
9
16
13
3
5* Feb. 10
Jan.
20
35* Jan.
30
Jan.
4
5
26
7
3
4
8**
14
13
3
2** Feb. 25
Feb.
2
Feb.
1
11
14
23
2** Feb.
8
10**
75*
25*
18**
8
3
9
Jan.
6
3** Jan.
4** Jan.
28
12
29
22
Jan.
5
5** Jan.
2** Feb.
30
3
Feb.
18
Jan.
25
4
2
75* Feb. 10
45* Jan. 14
33
Feo. 19
.Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
4
6
4**
Sale
3**
4
18
Jan. 11
1:
15* Jan. 12
11** Jan.
2
7
3
Sale
33
6** Sale
7
Jan.
8
17** Feb.
40
o
8
6
15* Feb.
3
465* Feb.
1** Jan. 29
3** Feb. 10
8
2
7**
15
6
15* Feb.
4** Feb. 29
24
3
3**
Jan.
Feb.
4
.....
2**
14**
4
Feb.
5
50
10
2
Feb.
2
3**
20
8** Feb.
2** Jan.
40
1**
4
12
10
13
10** Feb. 27
10** Feb. 19
19** Feb.
4
Feb.
42
40
12
4** Feb. 23
52
3
Sale
8
17
9
11
880 McQuay-Norrls Mfg
800
20
94
95
94
**
7**
1
10
11
8
4**
3,650 McWIUlams Dredging Co
*
100 Mandel Bros Inc capital
*
2,860 Ma nhatt -Dear born Corp com*
1,700
**
7
33
12**
10
com
Feb.
19
252 Lincoln Printing Co 7% pf.50
100
350
1,320
Feb.
17
10*1
3*1
300 Kimberly Clark Corp com—*
11,150
12
Feb.
46** Feb.
19>
100
9**
3**
45
2**
4
1
790 Kentucky Utll jr cum pref_50
250 Ken-RadTube A Lpcom A..*
600 Keystone Steel A Wire com.*
300
13**
*
Preferred
20
20
b
12
Feb.
15
Jan.
4
4
11
Jan. 22
Jan.
125
10
8
10
18
2*
1
Feb.
Feb.
1
94
100
1**
3**
.
2**
4**
95
20
14
9
12
Jefferson Electric Co com—•
1,100 Kalamazoo Stove com
1,500 Katz Drug Co com
700
10**
5
17
5
13 5
4** Feb. 27
10
1 ** Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
6
4
10
4
15J*
16
9 J* Sale
2** Sale
4**
360 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
120 Indep Pneum Tool v t c
*
1,100
Sale
11
5
22
10** Feb.
12** Jan.
3** Jan.
15* Jan.
10
Hal) Printing Co com
450 Harnlschfeger Corp com
400
1
Feb.
2
19
17
Jan.
17
Feb.
1
1
13
16
50 Ground Grlpper Shoe com.
„
3,500
o
1
2**
18
Sale
Sale
-Jan.
Feb.
4
8
Jan. 20
Jan. 19
Jan.
8
Feb. 24
9
5** Jan.
14
Feb.
13
35
10** Jan.
5
2** Feb. 25
4** Jan.
8
Marks Bros Theatres Inc—
40
"7,450
350
*
preferred
4,800 Meadow Mfg Co
350
50
*
com..
50 Mercantile Disc Corp A
Mer 8c Mfrs Sec cl A com
1.400
*
10** Sale
13** Sale
M
1**
9**
3?*
10** Sale
**
9**
60
2,150
272,908
550
600
4,500
•
4
5
22
14
11,575
f6
conv.
350
•
*
Warrants
*
500
80 Midland Utll 6% pr lien..100
290
7% prior lien...
100
150
"'
-
100
5**
5**
35'"
pref. "A"
6,200 Midland United Co com
Convertible preferred
1,200
4,200
6
Sale
Sail4
14
4**
Preferred 6%
Preferred 7%
10
""30
40
400 Miller & Hart Inc
50
70
150
300
220
200
"
300
250
42
1-16
40
49
1,750 Muskegon Mot Spec
180
8,400 Nat Elec Power A
4,650 National Leather
4,600
National
100
2,450
3,750
1,950
150
—.*
com
6**
•••
Nor Amer Lt A Power com..*
No A So Amer Corp A com..*
100
50 Nor States Pow A com
6,000 Northwest Bancorp com
350 Northwest Eng Co com
No par value.
x
8**
«•
—
—
—
7**
51
40
1
10
2*
25**
40**
45
40
JX
11**
3**
27
1H
10**
68
50
Sale
3**
Sale
30 H
Sale
1**
19**
10**
H
%
9H
1
6
5
1
Sale
Sale
**
11
5H
17**
15
29
Jan.
11
16
Feb.
6
Feb.
3
5
Jan.
25
6
J* Jan. 13
55* Feb.
2
Jan.
14
Feb.
18
9
3** Feb. 29
** Feb. 19
** Feb. 27
7
Feb.
Feb.
3** Feb. 29
** Feb. 19
** Feb. 27
6
18
5
14
Jan.
Jan.
12
Jan.
14
14
23
Feb. 29
43
1
23
Feb.
29
54
Jan.
Feb. 23
3
Feb.
23
7
10
6**
155*
Jan.
10
Feb. 11
l-16Feb. 24
5** Feb. 13
13** Feb. 13
** Feb. 15
Jan.
13
39
Feb.
11
1-16 Jan.
2
Jan. 22
8
13
19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
35* Feb.
26** Feb. 27
9
75* Feb.
15* Feb. 26
19
5
485* Jan. 25
15* Feb. 26
7
Jan. 20
Jan.
13
Jan. 29
8
Feb.
11
35
Feb.
19
15* Feb. 26
50** Jan. 19
Feb.
2
30
Feb.
29
50
5
Feb.
17
9
4** Feb. 19
30** Feb. 19
27
10
1
2
3
Feb.
Feb.
35* Feb.
10
5
Jan.
11
12
Jan.
1
4** Feb.
32** Feb.
14
19
Jan.
6
** Feb.
3
Jan.
19
23
Jan.
11
5
Jan.
11
** Jan.
5* Feb.
11
19
2
Feb.
15
Feb.
15
Feb.
11
5
** Feb. 10
5* Feb. 15
4
95* Feb.
Jan.
2
8
5* Feb. 29
15* Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
15
** Feb.
15
10
Feb.
11
9
Jan.
6
Feb. 10
Feb. 10
Feb.
1
Feb.
8
5
Jan.
5
15
2
Feb.
7** Feb.
10
6
**
Feb.
2
55*
15**
105*
5*
18**
18** Feb.
2
195* Feb.
15
Jan.
49
55* Feb.
19**
Feb.
Jan.
21
45
50
40
36
5*1
Sale
11
19
** Feb.
30
1**
6
14
8
42
29
Feb. 29
Feb.
9
** Sale
**
%
9**
15
Jan.
Jan.
39
Feb. 10
Feb. 26
45*
31**
16
Jan.
3
75*
15*
35
30
5*
3
5H
6** Feb. 29
11
Feb.
21
10
1
** Jan. 27
6** Feb. 29
4** Feb. 15
Feb.
5**
40
** Sale
31**
14
14** Jan. 19
5* Jan. 22
30** Feb.
Sale
Sale
35
30
Jan.
13
20
14
12
8
**
**
Feb.
Jan. 25
4
10
Jan.
Feb.
8
55
Sale
10
16
30
6**
9**
5
5
J*
5**
1**
Feb.
25
7** Feb.
13
30** Feb. 11
12**
8
12
8
25
3
40
26**
48
1
Feb.
5
Sale
30
Feb.
14
a
75*
**
42**
48**
39**
a
Sale
6
"3** Sale
** Sale
X
x
23
Sale
3
Feb.
** Feb.
6** Feb.
4** Feo.
19
Sale
5
105*
13**
5*
6**
7** Feb.
15
Feb.
10
7** Feb.
** Jan.
2
55* Feb. 10
19** Jan.
2
13
18** Feb.
10*
6
Jan.
12
14
5* Feb.
8
24
Jan.
12
Pub Service
700 Nor Amer Gas A Elec cl A..*
1,950
1,100
51
10
Cumul. conv. pref
250
*
1
5,900 Nat Secur Invest Co com
4 % cumulative pref
5,550
100
*
3,250 National Standard com
550 Nat Union Radio Corp
*
1,400 Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
*
1,850 North American Car com
50
•
part
Corp—
350
f3H conv preferred....
•
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
240
200
-----
A *
Sprlngfllled com.*
250 National Battery Co pref
*
4,200
3,200
conv
400 Nachman
150
400
50
....—
550
150
pref.*
10.400 Mo-Kan Pipe Line Co com..5
200 (Vlodine Mfg com
*
300 Monroe Chemical Co com—.*
Preferred
*
600
550 Morgan Lithograph com
*
•
50 Mosser Leather Corp com
•
650 Muncie Gear Co cl "A"
ComTon...
*
250
6,050
1,600
conv
75 Minn-Mollne Pow Impl com.*
140 Miss Vail Utll pr lien pref..*
180
$7 preferred
*
75
1,150
1,100
..100
100
A
A
Sale
14
12
1-16 Sale
H
6**
4**
14
4**
6
5** Sale
**
**
**
5*
40
Sale
5** Sale
10
5**
19
■
200
**
5
16
3**
7**
12**
14
13
390 Metrop Ind Co allot ctfs
*
3,700 Mickelberry's Food Prod coml
531,258 Middle West Utilities new..*
Warrants A
1,000
Warrants B__
1,400
600
z
Convertible
10,850 Marshall Field A Co com—*
850 Material Service Corp com. 10
Ex-dividend
15
2**
2
44*4
19**
**
24**
19**
20
Sale
21
1**
35
19**
1>*
6"
5** Sale
17**
20
Sale
yx4
19**
1 **
1
50
21
*
5
2
85
Sale
5**
20
8
"S
5**
2**
1**
35
11
5
15*1
%
Sale
12
"5
4
3
3**
Sale
10
1
i*
2
16
20**
18**
5**
** Feb. 10
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
75
Feb.
18** Feb.
29
35
Sale
18**
**
10**
4**
25*
13**
15*
1 y<
Sale
6H
2H
18
2
Sale
Feb. 20
3
1
Sale
Sale
8
8
Feb.
25
19
2
11
26
15
2
3** Feb. 18
1
1** Feb.
35
Feb.
1
205* Feb. 19
** Feb. 25
12
6
Feb.
5
Feb.
16
2** Feb.
9
19
Feb.
4
15* Feb.
15
17
75
Feb.
17
24
20** Feb.
2
8
Feb.
1
Feb. 20
3
4
Jan.
14
5* Jan.
6
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
20
45
Jan.
29
20** Jan.
% Jan.
1254 Jan.
2
8
35
18**
**
10**
4**
25*
13**
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1** Jan.
75
Feb.
11
19
2
6
11
26
13
17
18** Feb. 24
5
5** Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
18
4
2
Jan.
7
15* Jan.
16
17
11
1
24
75
Feb.
2154 Jan.
8
Feb.
CHICAGO
58
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Since
In
iruary.
harse.
STOCKS
Jan. 1.
1932.
Shares.
Bid.
100
70
44
6
10
6
14
15
16
6
6
3
700 Penn Gas At Elec A
450
Ask
60
59
5
■»«•••»*»«•
5X
1,000 Parker Pen (The) Co com. lio
1,010 Peabody Coal Co B com... ...•
""550
Bid.
2X
5X
com—
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices
22 X
45
Feb.
40
Feb.
8
27
1
6
Feb.
Feb.
13
6
Feb.
5
13
""866
2,000
700
4,200
»
lib
Sale
114
6% preferred...........
100
100
7% preferred
100
104
1,670
440
690
4,300
Common
64,500
...........
Rights
760
320
;
50
200
1,050
70
1,250
1,250
1,000
50
Sale
8
81 X
954
*
520
m
mm
mm
610 Sally Frocks Inc com
..*
2
200
300 Sangamo Electric Co
...*
160 Seaboard Pub Serv Co $6 pfd *
14
mm'
mm
M. mm
m
mm
—
mm
65* Feb. 24
7,350
300
100
""500
.1,700
1,550
850
•»
"130
240
600
mm
mm
S<
mm
mm
m mm
mm
mm
mm
tm
mm
Uimmon.
150
200
49,850
39,500
23,150
19,450
Swift St Go
stk
.
270
Swift International...
30 Tenn
354
21
Sale
.40
*
Prod Corp com
25
3,150 Thompson (J R) com
1,100 Tra nsformer Corp of Am com*
170 20 Wacker Drive 16 pref
•
"2",350
""170
166
1,000
50
300
United Amer Utll Inc
90
IX
11X
45X
94
Sale
12X
nn6/*
22
250
300
_
12,650
390
600
Convertible
preferred
250
500
750
1,650
10,050
.......
500 Vorsec Co part pref....
2,950
1,050
Vortex
Cup Co com
*
preferred-...*
250
250
695 Ward (Montgom) Sc Co cl A.*
350 Waukesha Motor Co com...*
350
750 Wayne Pump Co com
350
""70
852
160
1,150
♦
2
22**
Sale
1
7X
IX
"K
1-16
2
-
17
1
15* Feb.
125* Feb.
13
6
38
40
Sale
90
10
15*
13
12
4
10
.
11
Wisconsin Bankshares com
2254
IX
~~4~
14X Sale
154
12
22 X
215*
1
21
15*
115*
Sale
1
10
60
76
30
1
4
34
2554
150 Yates-Amer Mach part pref.*
1,850 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
•
3.500 Zenith Radio Corp com
Formerly the Saxet Company.
1054 Jan.
27
25* Jan.
Jan.
21
26
12
20
Jan.
14
5
2
Feb.
4
125* Feb.
Jan. 12
2/
Jan. 12
4
1
Jan.
24
, X Feb.
15* Feb. It
5* Jan. 13
125* Feb. 13
15* Jan. 14
5* Jan. 22
5
4
15
854 Feb.
9
10
% %
2*
"3--
2
15* Feb.
y8 Feb. 23
54 Feb. 16
35*
Feb.
5
1
T~
2
Feb.
19
2354
Sale
254 Feb.
11
195* Feb.
25
20
4
1354
23
Sale
Sale
45*
13
16
Jan.
5
5
1
Jan.
28
2
Jan.
4
35* Feb.
185* Jan.
2
10
Feb.
10
25
Jan.
9
3/
Feb.
11
44
Jan.
88
Jan.
Feb.
11
9254 Feb.
8
4
95
Jan.
9
11
Feb.
26
135* Jan.
14
J an.
5
Feb.
15
4
13
32
Jan.
54 Jan. 12
5* Fob. 23
54 Feb. 16
2
Jan.
21
Jan.
28
Feb.
16
Jan.
Feb.
5
2
Jan.
9
19
1
Jan.
4
254 Feb.
11
8
5*
60
53
485*
5
45*
3
4
3X
IX
2
5X
10
Sale
3X
11X
i
X Ex-dividend.
115* Feb. 19
654 Feb. 29
2
25* Feb.
8
Jan.
4
[154 Feb.
29
54 Feb.
5
54 Jan.
2
54 Jan.
2
19
22
Feb.
19
23
3
Jan.
18
4
15* Feb.
11
13
12
Jan.
27
13
215* Jan.
7
10
Feb.
3
1X Feb.
135* Feb.
23
Feb.
4
68
30
9
1
25* Feb.
2
4
4
10
25* Feb.
Feb.
1
10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
115*
5* Sale
lj
Jan.
5
11;
Jan.
Jan.
-
19
15* Feb. 11
1454 Jan.
2
235* Jan.
6
25
14
1
4
Feb.
1
4
Feb.
Jan.
29
73
Jan.
7
28
Feb.
Jan.
11
34
Jan.
14
2
2
Jan.
29
25* Jan.
30
Jan.
29
5
1
4
60
Jan.
30
Jan.
4
Feb.
4
4
Feb.
454 Feb. 23
325* Feb. 27
35* Jan. 26
7
49
Jan.
21
4
7
8
Feb.
1
26
35* Feb.
18
1
3
2
11
15* Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
X Feb. 26
15* Feb.
115* Feb.
1
35*
19
19
11
4
34
8
35*
Sale
15
19
11
3
Jan.
25* Jan.
10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
325*
65*
19
Feb.
Feb.
5
8
9
115* Feb.
4
4
6
654 Feb. 29
Jan.
23
60
10
Sale
5
35*
354 Sale
15*
154
10
115*
5*
1
3
3
19
5* Feb. 26
14
15* Jan.
2
28
154
85* Jan.
5* Jan.
8
19
25
4
65
2
Sale
Jan.
20
4
245* Feb.
4 114
Feb.
4
1254 Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
28
4
105
25* Jan. 20
15* Feb. 19
35* Jan. 19
2
625*
_
Jan.
1854 Jan.
13
15
Feb.
3
25
Sale
32
15*
105*
15* Feb. 13
5
26
15* Feb.
25* Feb.
11
8
2
Jan.
Feb. 10
Jan. 13
6
Feb.
15*
854
5*
354
2
15* Feb.
5* Feb. 23
54 Feb. 16
2
3
19
16
„
7
654 Feb.
2
18
17
5
18
13
11
29
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
35* Fob.
165* Fen.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
215* Feb.
15
18
3
2
19
13
2,
Feb.
22
19
24
14
18
5
4
21
Jan.
18
254 Jan.
22
2
13
Jan.
5
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
16*
54 Feb.
12
5
IX Feb. 24
15* Feb.
24 5* Feb. 19
4 114
Feb. 25
6
1154 Feb. 16
135*
105*
Jan.
16
10
&
8
lH
12
5
"3 54 "Feb".
38
Jan.
42
88
Jan.
35*
15*
25*
6854
11
15*
10
125* Sale
X
IX
454
Jan.
3
Feb.
Feb.
86
15
44
Feb.
3
37
4
6754 Sale
354
•
10
5
4
Jan.
38
87
1-16
3
100
Williams Oil-O-Mat com
Jan.
Jan.
36
3^
Stores Inc
Feb.
19
59
10
254
*
8
5
69
Feb.
6
P L At Tel class A
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
5
18
2
10
20
8
85
8
Feb. 29
Sale
25*
2
35*
15
Feb.
23
4
Sale
15*
95* Jan.
15
50
10
.
14
4
23
Jan.
63
2
Feb.
35* Feb.
165* Feb.
—
2
Jan.
2
8
45*
Sale
2
•
Sale
Sale
Feb.
13
175* Feb.
Feb. 27
1854
2X
2
18**
20 X
5
154 Jan.
5854 Jan.
5* Jan.
3
4
5154 Feb.
67
654 Feb.
25s Feb.
35* Feb.
1854 Feb.
23
Feb.
7
3
5
Jan.
954 Feb.
57
44
5
Jan.
20
9
2
8
Feb.
8
25* Feb. 24
5
Feb.
Feb. 27
254 Feb. 24
15* Feb. 18
9
4
18
Feb.
8 105
Jan.
6
15* Jan.
2
19
14
63
50
12
Jan.
6 101
6
9
75* Feb. 19
154 Feb. 24
13
15* Feb.
16
8
9
Jan.
5* Jan.
V 5* Feb.
825* Jan.
X
1
65
69 X
60
Sale
2X
3
15*
IX
Feb.
5
Jan.
1
X
6
8
24
15* Feb.
16
Sale
13
Feb.
75* Feb.
11
12
3
a
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
45* Jan.
38
4
No par value.
1
8
254 Feb.
135* Feb.
b
16,500
5
5
6
350
11
Feb.
4
354
4X
preferred
Feb.
Feb.
3
Wieboldt
16
125* Feb.
3
14
4
170 __7%
Feb.
18
f
1554 Jan.
2
175* Feb.
154 Feb. 18
16
1
Feb.
95* Feb. 11
85
Feb. 20
1054 Feb. 18
2
1,952
6
4
*
8,800
100
1.350
*
Convertible preferred
West
10
Feb.
954 Feb.
•
100 Western Con Util Inc A
70 Western Grocer Co com....25
1,560
2,300
350
200
X Sale
22X
25X
113
28,600 Walgreen Co com
Warchel Corp—
Convertible
Feb.
Feb.
11634 110
11654 105
105*
95* Feb.
1154
105* Sale
5
1
154
5* Feb.
54
2
Feb. 23
25* Sale
25* Sale
6
9
Feb.
105* Sale
954 Sale
9
95*
654 Feb. 29
654 Sale
2
25*
54 Sale
154 Feb. 29
*
com
280
60
''
Feb.
29
Jan;
29 114
30
3
Feb.
Jan.
100
20
.*
*
__*
Class A__
2,800 Wahl Co
8 105
Feb. 25
9
15* Feb. 11
100
400
500
6 101
Feb.
15* Jan.
2554 Jan.
29 115
Feb.
29 10454 Jan.
X Feb.
77
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb.
Sale
7*
21
450 Van Sicklen Corp part A.—•
*
250 Viking Pump Co Pref...
1
8
P.
~L
750 Utilities Pow Sc Lt Corp A--*
Common non-voting
*
850
Common
1
54 Feb.
19
57
"3X
*
-.20
100
1,400
'50""
15*
25*
*
34,850 U S Radio Sc Telev com
7,700 Utah Radio Products com..*
»
8,850 Utility At Ind Corp com
Convertible preferred12,650
100
154 Feb.
2
100
Preferred
Jan.
1
5
8
IX
IX
2
•
8,100
2,100
4,950
6,900
600
3
Unit
10 United Pub Util $6 pref
27,650 U S Gypsum
1
15* Feb.
9
Sale
X
65**
60
3X
IX
com...*
200
v
Feb.
Feb.
32
Corp of Amer pref
•
550 United Dry Docks, Inc com.*
150 United Gas Corp common..*
550 United Ptrs & Pubs com....*
550
99
*
Sc Carbon
700 Union Carbide
8
18 X
3
Feb.
Feb.
19
14X
50
Sale
1
IX
IX
3
68 X 100
*
95
29 106
554 Jan. 27
25* J$n. 12
65* Feb. 24
Feb. 26 125
103
103
Feb.
IX
63*
69
6
3X
6
Sale
1,200 Telephone Bond & Share A.*
First preferred
100
640
850
1
10
.....
13
5
1
9
2
25
15
300 Super Maid Corp com
200 Sutherland Paper Co com
200
5
29 103
5
4
Jan.
8
Jan.
5
Jan.
2
Jan.
8
Feb.
Feb. 15
2
8
1-16
16J*
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
IX
IX
Jan.
Feb.
13
26
IX
9
2
16
26 118
29 115
1
2X
11
19
163
12
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
77
100
18
20
4
40
3X
"~5X
8
12
2X
12X
57
52
,
50 Standard Telephone pref—*
*
100 Steinite Radio Co—
25
150 Storkline Fur conv pref
mm
'
$
pref.100
nth* GAcE Co 7%
5* Feb. 18
8
15* Feb.
5
15
20
36
3
150 Standard Pub Service A ._.*
mm
'
m.
14 X
*
1,100
300
'
..25
110 Sooth* Lt Ac Power pref-.
Stauuard Dredge conv pref.*
30
650
mm
....
300 South East G & W part A—*
—
mm
Purchase warrants
15
5* Feb.
10X
9X
1-16
So Colo Pow Elec A com
Southern Union Gas com
10
14
Jan.
54
225*
35*
5*
15*
35*
3
Feb.
5
13 X
35
1
7X
IX
99
2554 Feb.
18
26
20
19
il*
21
Seaboard Utll Shares com.
430 Signode Steel Strap Co pf_30
Common
*
300
120
95
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
83
823
37
Convertible preferred
440
"3", 800
103
82 X
20
19
Ross Gear & Tool com
103
9
8
84
15
Rollins Hos Mills conv pref.*
700 Ryerson Ac Son Inc com
350
ii*
IX Sale
X Sale
100
Preferred
4
X Sale
87 J*
91
103
105
IX
IX
16**
17 X
IX
IX
X
IX
Sale
J
Common.10
Reliance Mfg Co
X
88*1
Railroad Shares Corp com.
100
105
107
100 X 105
950 Rath Packing Co com.....10
700 Raytheon Mfg Co com
*
450 Reliance Internat Corp A..*
250
125
125
X
100
Preferred-...
2,100
:
300
IX
5
3X Sale
103
105
112
115
103 X Sale
112
115
97 X Sale
101
Sale
103 X 109 X 100 X Sale
IX Sale
35!
4X
2X Sale
-
59,150 Q-R-S De Vry Corp (The)...*
6,515 Quaker Oats Co com
*
235*
35*
5*
15*
35*
iU i
3
1%
3k
3**
5
4
Sale
Sale
4
28
25X
Sale
121
1,160
14,150
3,655
Sale
4
100
425
425
1,400
(The) Co...
Pines Winterfront com..,
600 Polymet Mfg Corp com.... ..♦
100 Potter Co (The) com
1,500 Process Corporation com.
6,075 Pub Serv of Nor 111 com...
50
100
;■■■■*
Perfect Circle
Jan.
6
5* Jan. 22
2
55* Jan.
Sale
IX
23 X
Rights
55
15
5
8
Feb.
2
Peoples Gas Lt Ac Coke—
35,215
1,650
7,850
8
2/
Feb.
40
16
55* Feb.
5
2
5
Sale
3
8
5
Feb.
45
3
5
Feb.
Feb.
60
45
22X
15**
5X
3
8X
Highest.
Sale Prices.
60
Feb.
3
55* Jan.
54
6
1
6
Highest
Sale Pricet
45
42 X
40
48
X
Ask
Bid
62
X
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
Ask.
60
no Nor West Utll pr Hern pref. too
100
140
7% preferred__—
400 Ontario Mfg Co com
Osbkosh Overall Co—
Convertible preferred..
10
110
'
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE SALES.
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Feb.
4
65* Feb.
3
454 Feb. 23
325* Feb. 27
49
Feb.
1
8
Feb.
26
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
3
15
3
Feb.
8
10
Feb.
17
4
Feb.
8
3
3
Feb.
Feb.
18
15* Feb.
Feb.
15
9
54 Feb.
5
10
6
35*
35*
15*
105*
1
Feb.
Fob.
18
15* Jan.
6*
4
3
6
Jan.
5
54 Jan.
6
4
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.:
n|
15
4
Jan.
23
Jan.
8
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
February.
_
1932.
........
Shares
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29_.__
AGGREGATE SALES,
-
1,154,372
February.
Shares.
Jan.
3.000
500
1.
1932.
Bid.
Amer Elec & Gas 5«
4,000
7,000
2,000
7,000
18,000
2,000
18,300
5.000
15.000
8,000
2,200
114,200
5,200
380,50Q
63.000
1,000
5,000
1,000
Keystone Tel 5s
1935
1st 4^8 series
1st A ref 4s
1971
1966
...
25
STOCKS
25 Bornot
755
1,200
180
Fire
29
2634
28
Sale
100
10
220 (I) Fishman A Sons......
350 Horn & Hardart (Phlla) com.*
180
1,400
4,300 Horn
60
150
3,400
& llardart (N Y) com..*
Preferred
10
22,400 Lehigh Coal A Navigation...
615 Lehigh Valley
1,100 Mitten Bank Sec Corp.
Preferred
2,500
261
*i",306
25
30 Penn Cent LAP
16,200
24,800
cum
pref
55,400 Pennroad Corp........
67,300 Pennsylvania RR
100
*
100 Phila Dairy Prod pref
1,620 Phila Elec of Pa 55 pref
1,400
25
5,300 Phlla Elec Pow pref
620
25
10
*
30 Phila Insulated Wire
400
1,600 Phila Rapid Transit
50
4,040
7% preferred
50
4,900 Phila A Reading Coal A Iron.
2,415 Philadelphia Traction.....50
640
3,400
1,585
215
784 Railroad Shares Corp
220 Reading RR 1st pref
215
800
K
196
Reliance
Insurance
Feb.
1
Feb.
19
Feb.
24
Feb.
8
106
Feb.
17 107
Feb.
8
23
993* Feb.
5
993*
5
50
500
•
8,900 Union Traction
300
800
""132
Preferred
100
'"155
90 W Jersey A Seashore RR
14
6
23
60
70
Feb.
1
90
Jan.
12
Jan.
21
70
Jan.
21
Feb.
24 86
Feb.
19
86
Feb.
Feb.
24
25
86
79
70
Feb.
Feb.
24
106
Fob.
Feb.
8
23
Feb.
993* Feb.
5
9934 Jan.
8
30
Feb.
2
73
Feb.
2
73
Feb.
2
853-2
72
Feb.
18
72
Feb.
18
72
35
Feb.
5
35
Feb.
5
35
85
90
88
93
90
90
Feb.
25
91
Feb.
18
87
95
97
93
94
93
93
94
93
Feb.
10
93
84
85
5
9334 Feb.
Feb. 16
8534 Feb. 24
Feb. 16 1013* Feb. 16
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
18
40
10134 Sale
100
Sale
84
8434
853* 83
100
10054 1013* Sale
104
Sale
100 X Sale
10034 Feb.
953* Feb.
83
100
100
99
71
90
Feb.
29
953* Feb.
10
1 100
Feb.
1
100
953* Feb.
8434 Jan.
100
Feb.
Fob.
8
993* Jan.
30
75
14
Jan.
8534 Jan.
14
5
35
Feb.
5
7
10
16
91
Feb.
18
95
87
Jan.
5
20
16 103
2 104
Jan.
Feb.
29
10
96
Jan.
13
96
Jan.
27
12
Jan.
1
8
26
913* Jan.
12
Feb.
9
99
Feb.
8
99
85
Feb.
26
85
Feb.
90
Feb.
1
90
Feb.
8
79
Feb.
25
71
Feb.
8
91
Jan.
Jan.
29
90
Jan.
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
Feb.
1
9
Fob.
1 100
26
1
84
24
23
Feb.
87
Sale
90
Feb.
Feb.
90
Sale
Feb.
85
100
1 104
10
83
100
Feb. 240
8034 Jan.
17 107
8 23
8434
35
9 >4
106
Sale
108
6
A
Sale
9
534
2
10
3
39
1534
18* 3l*
2634 Sale
734
8
3534 3534 3434
9
934
934
109
11134 Sale
6
534
734
63*
.13*
234 Sale
234
15
10
13
103*
434
334
33*
23*
i 10
114
110
334
38
Sale
203*
23
22
38
15
2
26
2934
32
93*
30
31
3534
133*
134
123* Sale
2
1
2634
115
2734
107
25
125
•
3634 Feb. 20
17
10
Feb.
2
11 112
Feb.
25
6
Feb.
9
234 Feb.
19
25
29
13* Feb.
9
26
Feb.
27
9
Jan.
9
334 Feb.
3
234 Jan.
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3734 Feb.
1334 Feb.
99
85
Feb.
■
9
5
30
1034
1034
34
Sale
11
2
234
3
—...
65
934
353*
103* Sale
1434
1534
134
234
234 Sale
1034
133*
Sale
1434
22
Feb.
3
8
33
Feb.
19
3834
434
40 '
3834 Sale
2"
32
134
1
Sale
36
40
1-16
3*
87
1634
*
5934
*
6
59
5
18
143* Jan.
1734 Jan.
234 Jan.
22
Jan.
30
10
34
Feb.
18
283* Jan.
93* Feb.
10
103* Feb. 17
10
16
93* Feb.
1034 Jan.
10
Feb.
Jan.
6
234 Jan.
6
Feb.
Jan.
16
Feb.
15
23* Feb.
4
3
Feb.
1
66
30
Feb.
19
Feb.
19
27
Feb.
19
27
5
43
Sale
56
m
46
42
100
Sale
%
27
43* Feb. 16
1434 Feb. 26
34
I
17
60
6
3
9
14
14
5
Jan.
68
3 U Jan.
21
173* Jan.
2234 Jan.
26
19
35
Jan.
36
Jan.
15
9
65
Jan.
74
Jan.
9
16
1
9434 Feb. 29
6
4?* Feb.
1634 Feb. 24
63
2
2
963* Jan.
3034 Jan.
13
7
Jan.
19
634 Jan.
Feb.
21
Jan.
15
28
334 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
Feb.
5
10
8
1
1
Jan.
53* Feb. 20
2834 Jan. 20
8
53* Jan.
30
Feb.
10
Feb.
16
30
Feb.
35
334 Feb.
11
434 Feb.
13
3
Jan.
3
2?*
Feb.
20
Feb.
26
Feb.
3
24
Jan.
1
40
Feb.
2
36* Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
9
99
Feb.
18
Jan.
29
134 Feb.
% Feb.
234 Feb.
1
3
19
Feb.
Jan.
29
98
1
40
99
25
1^4
234 Feb.
18
331
Feb.
25
36
Feb.
25
3234 Jan.
11
36
Feb.
1-16 Feb.
11
7
Feb.
11
4
7
24
7
Jan.
1-16 Jan.
3* Feb.
26
1634 Feb.
1534 Feb.
1834 Feb.
10
34 Feb.
234 Fob.
3
18
13
9
54 Feb. 19
3* Feb. 26
173* Feb.
1534 Feb.
2034 Feb.
1
13
19
59
6
Feb.
Feb.
20
2
59
Feb.
20
6
Feb.
2
*34
5
Feb.
9
434 Feb.
53* Feb. 29
Feb.
16
434 Feb. 13
3834 Feb.
434 Feb.
53* Sale
4834
45
6
12
2454 Feb.
13* Feb.
36
"
~5 *
55
30
10 100
4
34
9134 Feb.
2834 Jan.
9
6
7-16
Jan.
9
Feb.
18
Jan.
15
2
8
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 25
4
Jan.
Feb.
19
1 Jan.
8
1434
1434
173*
8934
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
6
5
26
Jan.
29
Feb.
13
15
15
59
Feb.
20
Jan.
4
6
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
25
11
Jan.
11
9
7
13
80
50
Feb.
1
193* Sale
91
8
Feb.
293* Feb.
89
8934
60
11
z92
10
3*
"l83* Sale"
8
Jan.
10
9134 Feb.
2834 Feb.
1-16
*
Jan.
Feb.
7
173* Sale
203* Feb. 11
Feb.
3
40
2
323*
934 Jan.
% Jan.
120 Jan.
Feb.
3*
3
35
8
25
4
12
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
143* Jan.
73* Jan.
3* Feb.
105
70
27
37
6
36
9434 Sale
2934 Sale
26
30
4
434
1434 Sale
434 Sale
2634 Sale
13* Sale
3234
3334
4
434
Sale
16
Feb.
1
33
4
9
Feb.
19
95
134
36
934 Feb.
8
10 112;
11
28
10 295
Feb.
91
3
6
19
13
Feb.
2834 Sale
31
3
Feb.
70
92
30
Sale
Feb.
33
36
9034
2834
2
22
6
50
65
30
3
Jan.
70
30
16
22
1
50
AA
16
18
9
8
26
10
Sale
3
28
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
Sale
14
Feb.
434 Jan.
6
334 Feb.
223* Feb.
70
«8*
8
14
14
14
38
10
30
26
12
25
Jan.
20
30
16
74
Sale
18
Feb.
234 Jan.
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
65
13
143* Feb.
3
63
1834 Sale
334
334
2434 Sale
36
20
15
19
Feb.
Jan.
234 Feb.
1834 Feb.
66
68
334 Sale
2134 Sale
30
18
1
23* Sale
434 Sale
Feb.
2
23* Sale
183* Sale
36
243*
334 Sale
38
Feb.
a;92
3234
66
1
3034 Feb.
3034 Sale
1
6
3
22
100
100
9
12
Feb.
36 a
10 y<
Jan.
112
Feb. 25
6
333* Jan.
934 Jan.
106
1
Feb.
11334 Ill
2734 203* Feb.
26
2834
100
2834
734
110
Sale
25
11
Feb.
114
105
8
Feb.
Feb.
preferred
Ex-dividend.
Jan.
Feb.
2834 Jan.
30
98
200 Victory Park Land Impt..
Warner Company
.._*
x
86
29
40
Sale
1,600
No par value,
Feb.
8534
com new..*
new
Common class B
Second
70
6
16
7834 Feb.
24
243* Feb. 25
84J4
50
732 U S Dairy Prod class A
1,600
2
30
Certificates of deposit
142,100 United Gas Impt
17
Sale Prices.
3934
132 Telephone Security preferred
1,200 Tono-Behnont Devel.
1
900 Tonopah Mining
...I
100
Feb.
Feb.
Highest.
Prices
32
3634
800 Sentry Safety Control
800 Shreve El Dorado Pipe L
105 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge
300
29
23
70
7% A
1,222 Seaboard Utilities Corp
200
83
Lowest.
Sale
243* Feb. 25
843* Feb. 24
10634 Sale
993*
9834
1
...
...10
222 Scott Paper
50
885
6
16
70
28
50
4C0 Penna Salt Manufacturing..
10
Feb.
60
86
100
.
9,300 Insurance Co of N A
11,800
24
70
~U34
...
6,600 Fire Association
150
Highest.
Sale Prices.
"63" "74"
106
50
Insurance..
1,798 Electric Storage Battery..100
3,500
*
80
2>4
900 Central Airport
125 Consoi Traction of N J
890
400
28
"70" "74"
53*
•
...
320 Cambria Iron
2,000 Camden
""I25
920
Inc.
Preferred
2,900 Budd Wheel Co
100
Lowest
Par
7.510 Budd (E G) Mfg Co
70
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Sale Prices.
2434 Feb. 25
1987
3,800 American Stores
*
2,600 hankers Securities pref.
3,125 Beii Tell Co of Pa pref>...10«
3,500
2,841,813
73
-.1967
1st 5s
Shares
51,100
Ask
-
1,500
1,200
1,425
3,800
Bid.
Ask
Penn Cent LAP 4V$s._
Penna Pow & Lt 4J*a
1981
Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s
1943
Phlla Elec (Pa) 1st s f 4s.1966
4,000 Vork Rys 1st 5s_.
300
28
1,000 Readng Terminal 5s
5,000 Reading Terminal 5s
1944
1,000 Reading improvement 4s
43,000 Safe Harbor W Pow 4!4«_1979
32,000 Southeastern Pr & Lt 6s
16,000
17,000
200
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
Bid.
7834 Feb.
2434
5^8.1967
Georgia Power 8c Lt
187,700 Phlla Elec Pow Co 5H«--1972
9,000 Phila Sub Co 434
8,000 Pub Serv EI A Gas 4s w J1971
3,000
Shares
Ask,
2028
Elec & Peoples tr ctfs 4s.1945
Certificates of deposit...
500 Lehigh Vail Trans ref 5s. 1960
2,000 Northern Penn 4s
....1936
1,000
1,125,773
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
3,000 Lehigh Nav cons 4
1948
64,000 Lehigh Power & Light 6s
11,000 Lehigh Valley Annuity 6s
16.000
1931.
$1,032,213
Price
BONDS
31,700
113,802
10,000
6,200
3,000
11,000
1932.
$423,802
_.
Jan. 2
Shares.
1.700
73,202
5,000
2,200
1,000
Bond Sales.
February......._._
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
1931.
983,523
1,689,485
471,526
;
3]
4|
46
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
Feb.
29
Jan.
7
Jan.
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK
1932.
1931.
629,684
922,550
1,257,840
1,581,965
'
Stock Sales.
Shares
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29_._
-
■
BONDS
50
14.000
11,500
3,000
2,000
4,000
26,000
1,000
STOCKS
Shares
54%
4,559
1,150
&
90
A
259
Ser D
194 Boston
20
20
48%
45%
First
220
15
20
205
5,545
100
60
27
23,489
Feb.
20
Feb.
21
Feb.
23
Feb.
Jan.
38
Feb.
15
43
Feb.
4
47
Feb.
23
47
Feb.
Jan.
25
84
95
Jan.
23
25
8
10
91
Feb.
29
Feb.
15
8
29
Feb.
14
24
Feb.
20
23
Feb.
8
Jan.
4
4
49%
Jan.
4
70
60
Feb. 2d
Feb. 18
5
5
Feb.
8
Feb.
26
70
Feb.
26
Feb.
18
60
Feb.
18
60
11 100% Feb.
5
166%
100% Feb.
80
Feb.
99%
80
Feb. 26
Feb. 18
70
60
90
Feb.
29
24
8
Jan.
20
23
70
80
75
80
29
Feb.
17% Jan.
90
15
24
20
48
99% 100% 100%
85
80
47
49% Jan.
35%
75
80
11
Feb.
99% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
80
11
99
99%
117% Sale
76
Sale
122% 130
73% Sale
130
125
Feb.
72
Feb.
99
Jan. 16
5 130
Jan. 14
Jan.
2
19
15
stamped..100
stamped..100
1st pref stamped..100
& Providence
100
16
58
12
15
100
preferred
100
...100
100
N H A Hartford
Jan.
15
5
12
Jan.
21
35
Jan.
16
4
62
Jan.
15
5
26
Jan.
15
12% Feb.
26
24
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
32
Jan.
14
14
50
Jan.
19 135
Feb.
5
24
Feb. 13
Feb. 15
90
Jan.
9
22
6
Jan. 21
Jan. 22
3
Feb.
35
54% Sale'
23% Sale
50
45
27
2
46
1
12
Feb.
18
17
33
.....
32
55
40
40
157
1
2%
5
1%
20%
75c
19%
5%
2%
28
Feb.
15 135
Feb.
94
85
Feb.
Feb.
13
90
Feb.
15
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
52c
6
Feb.
25
3
Fob.
1
Feb.
6
21% Feb.
9
29% Feb.
17
5
1.00
-
3
1
-
-
6
5
3
-
50c
5
3
6
1*
Sale
1
130
55c
1.00
75c
55
84
94
51c
5
130
24
1
24% Sale
8
6
24
85
50c
6
5
22
8
*
55% Feb.
23% Feb.
26
Feb.
12% Feb. 26
Sale
15
Feb.
15
50% Sale
15%
15%
25
16
15
10
32
46" "III
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
J an
Jan.
Jan.
72
Jan.
1
3
Feb.
8
1
Jan.
15
17% Jan.
8
5
1%
30%
75
68
Preferred
200
60 Norwich A Worcester
112 Old Colony
pf.100
100
100
86
50
10,007 Pennsylvania RR
-i...
89
Sale
100
18*$ Sale
100
Sale
90
100
90
Feb.
68
Feb.
5
68
Feb.
1 100
Feb.
1
100
Feb.
24 100
Feb.
5
87
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
5
100
99
22% Feb.
1
17% Jan.
4
1% Jan.
18% Feb.
10
2
Feb.
18
3
Feb.
4
1
Feb.
16
1% Feb.
17
% Feb.
2% Feb.
Feb.
2% Feb.
109% Feb.
3% Feb.
4
Feb.
3
18% Sale
21% Sale
380
125
245
5
20
34,639
710
186
15
120
739
50
365
900
600
535
617
1,615
3,176
100
656 American Founders Corp
2,167
Amer A
95
60
27
9,992
Sale
Sale
65c
1
1%
2
15
22
.......
First preferred.....
...50
5
2d preferred
20
100
64,885 Amer Telop A Teles}
♦
1,600 Amoskeag Mfg Co
759 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet... *
2%
2%
75c
25
125 Amer Pneumatic Service
Preferred..
......56
1,110
75c
6%
1
%
1.00
2% Sale
22
15
Sale
1%
75c
1.00
J.*
15
-
Preferred..............100
25
925 Boston Personal Prop Trust..
949 Brown A Co pref
50 Brown & Durrel Co
common.
730 Continental Securities Qtro
1,495 Crown Cork Internal Corp..
...10
730 East Boston Land..
2,866 Eastern Gas A Fuel Assn com
4%% preferred
100
1,141
6 % preferred
..100
2,528
5,646 Eastern SS Lines, Inc newPreferred...
611
116%
3%
17%
Sale
3%
Sale
64
52
9%
m
Sale
9
1%
....
2% Sale
IX
1%
IX
Sale
113
""
Sale^
16
8
100
255 Economy Grocery Stores...*
3,371 Edison Elec Illumination. 100
5,322 Employers' Group Assoc T C.
2,940 General Capital Corp
60 Georgian, Inc (The) A pref..
358 Gilchrist Corp
*
12,644 Gillette Safety Razor Co
135 Greenfield Tap A Die
...25
.
..
110
924
6
39
10%
8%
;
68
10
12%
8
6
Feb.
Feb.
15
65
1 100
Feb.
Jan.
1
12
23% Jan.
22
3
19
11
68
Feb.
27
Feb.
11
70
Jan.
16
12% Feb.
8% Feb.
1% Feb.
13
65
8
Jan.
4
25
Feb.
2
1 % Feb.
Feb.
3
10
62
60
8
Feb.
36
35
36
3fA
82
85
82
15%
16%
Sale
8
18
Sale
Sale
8
7%
4%
5
Sale
12
Feb.
Feb.
8
11
ilVi
8
4
5
m
8
4
8
80
Sale
5
12
4%
18
...
4%
5
Preferred
Sale
80
...
21%
23
Jan.
8
64
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
70
Jan.
28
7
Jan.
2
9
Jan.
14
34
Jan.
15
36% Jan. 20
4
85% Jan.
16% Jan. 15
Jan.
4 192
7
Feb.
18
Jan.
4
16
Feb.
3
15
Feb.
16
192
Feb.
27
180
8% Feb.
18% Feb.
8% Feb.
16
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
18
75
70
80
11
58
19
15
13
8
5
2
5
Feb.
15
21
Feb.
26
Jan.
5
7% Jan.
15
9
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
25
19
Jan.
12
8% Feb.
13
:
Jan.
10
5
Jan.
12
8
4% Feb.
2
4
Feb.
13
18
Feb.
75
Feb.
13
73% Jan.
1
Jan.
6
10% Jan.
23% Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
Hygrade-Sylvanla Lamp—
Com stk tr ctfs
27
Feb.
2
12% Sale
1
Jan.
60
2
1
2
1% Feb.
35
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
2
63
91
5
2
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan. 11
4
Jan.
82
39
15
16%
16%
15%
15%
182
190% Sale
185% Sale
Sale
Sale
7%
Sale
15
1
18%
lH
12% Feb. 13
9% Jan. 27
1% Feb. 25
6% Feb. 16
1% Feb. 25
1%
1%
1%
7%
1
5
69% Feb. '2
8% Feb. 11
Feb.
9
19
Feb.
7% Feb.
59% Feb.
Sale
Feb.
4% Feb.
2
60
2% Feb. 16
5 137
22
Feb.
59
14
9
5
3
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
Sale
Jan.
14
1% Feb. 25
Sale
16
3
3
14
19
1
68
9
Feb.
1%
Sale
5
Feb.
14
4% Feb.
8
2
12
Feb.
22
3
1%
1% Sale
2
2%
7% Sale
2
4
Jan.
11
10
1%
1% Sale
Feb.
1H
4
19
3
16
62
190
16
10 137
Feb.
6
9
2% Feb.
Feb.
16
3
2
2% Feb.
107% Jan.
3% Jan.
1
Feb.
14
2
Jan.
% Feb.
1% Jan.
75c
2% Feb.
9
9% Feb.
Sale
Sale
7
1
2
14
"68"
60%
229 Hathaway Bakeries class B__
604
125% Sale
3%
4
16% Sale
65
68%
9%
31
...
First preferred
165
1,407
3,332
1,475
1%
..
Continental Corp..
8
Jan. 13
Jan. 15
Jan. 19
6 100
MISCELLANEOUS—
305
Jan.
13.100% Jan. 2
l| 85
Jan. 14
108% Jan.
26
75% Feb.
126
122% Feb.
74% Sale
9%
8%
Adjustment
9,955 N Y
25
5
51
Feb.
43
Pref
Preferred B
20
45
90
Sale
25
.
166% Sale"
97 Chic Jet Ry A U S Y pref-.-.
100
629 East Mass St Ry Co
73
594
84
93
Sale
82
"25%
21
Ser C 1st pref
106
125
46%
23
Sale Prices.
Jan. 25
60
Sale Prices
Prices
1
Feb.
4
Feb. 23
60
Feb.
47
92
21
Ser B 1st pref
10
38
20
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Feb. 10
15
Feb. 23
55
30
85
24
Class C 1st preferred—100
10
811 Boat A Maine prior pf stpd 100
Ser A lat pref stamped..100
717
69
44
65
27
95
17%
100
Maine
/
84
56
44
45
t
Lowest.
Sale Prices
Sale
60
III" "56"
Common stamped
130
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
V/v;/
Par.
Boston Elevated
15 Boston
55%
-
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
42
926 Boston A Albany........100
269
Ask.
65
,i'
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
1932.
Bid.
1948
55,500 Amoskeag Mfj Co 6c
1946
12,000 Brown Co 5%«—
5,000 Canad'n Intl Paper Co 6a. 1949
1,000 Chic Jet Ry 8c U S Yda 4a. 1940
5a
1940
15,000
34,000 East Mass StRR «erA *%• 1948
Series B 5a..
1948
28,500
Series D 6a
1948
3,700
liOOO'Hood Rubber 7a
1396
1,000 Illinois Steel 4%s
1940
2,000 Kan City Mem A Blrm 4a. 1934
2,000
income 5s
1934
57,000 New Engl Tel A Tel 5s._.1932
4,000|P C Pocahontas deb 7s
1935
1,000 Sevllla-nntmore 7Hs.. — t937
"3",606
548,400
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
$
S
41,500
12,000
5,000
318,900
29--—.-—'.
Jan. 1 to Feb.
Jan. 2
1.
Jan.
February.
$189,300
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
$130,450
February.
BOSTON
AGGREGATE SALES.
1931.
1932.
Bond Sales.
21
8
Feb.
26
2% Jan. 14
6
24%
75%
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
4
5
Jan.
2
Internat Button Hole Sew-
121
690
7,778
75
10
10
ing Machine Co
100
1.458
Jenkins Television
3,910
Corp com
25
Mass Util Associates v t c..—
2
Theatres
257 Mergenthaler Linotype
10 Mullins Mfg Co...
995 Nat Service Co
10
180 New Engl Equity Corp
Preferred
......100
'
1
15
150
•
16%
1,035
Warrants
100
100
107
8
Reece Button Hole Mach..l0
a
9
10
80c
%
3%
7%
2%
3% Sale
8%
2% Sale
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 24
4
Feb.
Feb.
2
3% Feb.
3
Feb.
23
8
50c
% Sale
17%
15%
80
42
47
Jan.
9
%
3%
7%
1%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
1% Jan.
3% Feb.
35c
60c
17
75
18
80
1
17
52
Feb.
6
50
Jan.
Feb.
9
24
Feb.
9
24
Jan.
9
% Feb.
% Feb.
17% Feb.
6
35c
Jan.
18
'1
Feb.
5
5
Assessment paid,
Sale
Sale
8%
% Sale
10
z
Ex-dividend
Sale
1
9%
1%
8"
1%
10%
1%
""8%"Feb."
1
Feb.
13
53
Jan.
24
Jan.
35c
15
9
Feb.
Feb.
19
1
Feb.
Jan.
19
1
17% Feb.
2
15
Jan.
18
Jan.
18
7
Feb.
10
5
Feb.
7
Feb.
10
5% Jan.
9
Jan.
115
Feb.
15
102
Jan.
116
Jan.
14
13
10
2
6%
8%
5% Sale
106% Feb.
106% Sale 108% Sale
8
Feb.
8
Sale
9% Sale
%
%
%
%
"8
23
2% Jan.
2% Feb.
Feb.
;
____
7
3
Feb.
8
50
Feb.
20
7% Jan.
11
Jan. 20
65c
Jan.
Feb.
15
Feb.
2
1
5c
% Jan. 19
65c
........
230 Reero Folding Mnch
No par value,
20c
75
20 Public Utility Holding com..
470
-
5%
....
4,672 New England Tel A Tel
1,907 Pacific Mills
250
9
60c
England Public Service
New
972
50c
25c
shs tr ctfs
416
New
1,700
com
10
1
1%
3%
3%
7%
2% Sale
50%
51
9
24
53
100
346 National Leather..
450
20
3%
oX
Sale
8
338
240
1%
1%
3
696 Loew's
15,122
11
9
10
121 Libby McNeil Libby
9
2
Jan.
% Jan.
8% Feb.
1
12
_
9
Jan. 26
6
12
Vi Jan. 15
Jan.
2
9J
1% Jan. 20
BOSTON
AGGREGATE SALES.
{k
In
February.
Shares.
2,921
2,963
1,951
2,156
2,816
9,346
495
130
35
1
6% Sale
10% Sale
18% Sale
Torrlngton Co
♦
31
Tower
5
20o
25c
12
13
11
Uff
6,600 United Founders Corp com..
16,791 United Shoe Mach Corp
25
1,392 ■•5 Preferred a
i
........25
240 U S Elec Power Corp..
*
Utility Equities Corp |5.it
200
div priority stk aUot ctfs..
.
.
Ask.
Sale
Bid.
13
1%
1% Sale
34%
31%
1%
1%
36%
31%
40
43
34
—
—
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Sale
Sale
Sale
1% Sale
Lowest.
Ask.
v
Sale
18%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
6% Feb.
2
10% Feb.
9
System Inc
10 Waltham Watch class B
414
Preferred
•
*
"i|% "im
5
Sale
100
5,426 Warren Bros—
4%
Conv preferred
2,113 Westfield Mfg Co cap stock..
16%
Sale
20
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
7% Feb. 19
13% Feb. 16
18% Feb.
3
17
30
Feb.
10
Feb.
2
31
25
11
2
39
Feb.
20
Feb.
19
20
Feb.
13
16
5%
Sale
7% Feb. 19
14% Jan. 13
18% Jan. 12
2
4
32
19
20
Feb.
19
20
10
Jan.
1% Jan.
40
5
Jan.
8
Feb. 19
31
1%
10% Feb. 17
Feb.
3
1% Feb.
1
Sale
2% Feb.
36% Feb.
9
39% Feb.
15
17
1
5
5
4
32
33% Jan.
Feb.
15
31
Jan.
4
1% Feb.
1
1%
Jan.
6
10
40
2%
Jan.
9
Jan. 19
46
14%
Jan.
6
17% Feb. 19
Nov.
7
Feb. 23
12% Feb. 16
31%
1%
31
43
43
Feb.
1% Feb
12%
5% Sale
12
.
Feb.
1
10
43
Feb.
15
16
Feb.
23
12% Feb.
16
4% Feb. 10
7
Feb.
19
14% Feb. 26
17
Feb.
1
20
17
5
6
Jan.
Jan.
"15% Sale" "16% "17% "l5% "Feb".""! "l7%"Feb".~l9
5
10
5
10
4%
6% Jan.
9% Jan.
18
30
13
Sale
—
12
18
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Common..................
2,177 Waldorf
25
"""731
Feb. 29.
Shawmut Aasn T C
Stone 8c Webster Inc
cap stk
Swift & Co
25
765 Union Twist Drill...........
414
2,174
Feb. 1.
Ask. Bid.
6%
6%
12%
11% Sale
18
Sale
18%
30
30% 30
16
20,
25
Bid.
50
451
1932.
Shares.
6,980
7,630
6,302
4,746
300
61
Jan. 2
STOCKS
Jan. 1.
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Price
Since
300
120
BOSTON
STOCK XXCHANGW
STOCK
750.
12
3% Jan.
15
Jan.
5
7
14% Feb. 26
13
2%
Jan. 18
Jan.
9
Jan. 12
37% Jan. 27
1% Jan. 15
Jan. 28
2% Jan. 19
17
7
15
Jan. 10
Feb.
Jan.
19
18% Jan.
9
7
MINING—
497
1,360
4,320
50
793 Calumet 5c Hecla
25
4,955 Copper Range Co
25
4,320 East Butte Copper Mining 10
50 Hancock Consoi
Mining Co..
60 Island Creek Coal
10
Preferred
150
100
1,625
120
5.565
3,675 Mohawk.
1,575
30
450
8,700
*
25
..25
...............25
440 Nipissing Mines.........
5
12,945
.
.
North Butte
2.50
200 Ojibway Mining Co.....
200 Old Dominion Co....
25
1,145 Pond Cr Pocahontas Co
*
4,585
65
30
1,050
Quincy
35
St Mary's Mineral Land ...25
Shannon.................10
Utah Apex Mining
...
16,918 Utah Metal Be Tunnel.
No par value,
x
Ex-dividend
2%
2%
3%
3
2% Feb. 10
2% Feb. 25
Ig Sal*
3% Feb. 15
2% Feb.
8
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
5
2
23
10c
14
95
310 Isle Royal Copper
200 LaSalle Copper.......
200
100
370
...I
2%
3%
1% Sale
m
40c
50c
16
107
JH
65c
16
18%
85% 107
2
2%
40
65
11%
Sale
17
40c
Sale
50c
0
45c
50c
25c
50c
%
>8
2%
1%
J*
Sale
Sale
5
5c
50c
25c
75c
..1
30c
35c
4(V
50c
6%
2
Sale
1%
1%
8
2%
lift
85%
65
23
12c
Feb.
8
10c
Feb. 27
10c
Feb.
10c
Feb. 27
10c
Feb. 27
15
Jan.
Jan.
}$H
90
1%
40
Feb.
2
17
Sale
11-16
%
40
Sale
I % Feb. II
35c Feb. 18
16
Feb.
11-16 Feb.
35c
50c
.....
1
I
1%
8
6
2
1% Feb
""5c" "25c" *"5"" II—
50c
40c
65c
42c
50c
36c
18% Feb. 19
8
9
% Feb.
45c
Feb.
.
4
Feb.
2
% Feb.
% Feb.
9
20
0
Feb.
11% Jan.
11-16 Feb.
35c
Feb.
% Feb.
18% Feb. 19
60c
9
% Feb. 20
8
Feb.
26
6
Feb.
16
13
1% Jan.
1% Jan.
20
45c
Feb.
16
15
9
2% Feb.
6
Feb.
8
Feo. 27
Jan. 13
85
Jan.
8
2% Jan. 25
40c
Jan. 27
10c
2
8
11
Feb. 17 ~"5c~"F~eb~~l7
% Feb. 13 60c Feb. 13
35c
8
1% Jan. 12
35c Feb. 18
16
5c
55c
40c
8
% Feb.
9
% Feb. 20
Sale
7
Feb.
85
1% Feb. 24
35c
Feb. 18
13
3% Jan. 11
3% Jan. 21
12c
6
5c
Feb.
17
50c
Jan.
4
25c
Jan.
15
1
%
1%
8%
2%
1%
5c
60c
45c
Jan.
Jan.
16
9
Feb.
9
Jan. 11
Jan. 14
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
Feb. 17
Feb. 13
Feb. 16
BOSTON
AGGREGATE SALES
In
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares.
2,921
2,963
1,951
2,156
Jan.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
2,816
9,346
495
6,600 United Founders Corp com
16,791 United Shoe Mach Corp...25
Preferred.
1,392
.......25
...
240 U S Elec Power Corp..
Utility Equities Corp 65.60
dlv priority stk allot ctfs..
200
50
Common..................
2,177 Waldorf
25
"*"73l
System Inc
...»
10 Waltham Watch class B
•
414
Preferred..............100
5,426
Ask,
6%
Sale
10% Sale
Sale
18*
Warren Bros
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
cap
Ask. Bid.
6%
11% Sale
6K
Sale
18
Ask.
,V<i a\y*
12% Sale
18%
18%
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
6% Feb.
10% Feb.
Sale
30
30K
30
Sale
17
30
20c
25c
20
25
16
25
20
13
11
13
11
13
10% Feb.
1% Feb.
36% Feb.
31
31%
1%
1%
5
2
Sale
39
Sale
31
Sale
1% Sale
19%
Sale
16%
4% Sale
15% Sale
10
5
18
20
Sale
15
19
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
8
19
20
Feb.
19
13
12
Feb.
2
30
Jan.
20
Feb.
19
20
Feb.
13
Feb.
3
10
Jan.
5
13
2% Feb.
39% Feb.
15
17
1%
33%
Jan.
Jan.
5
4
40
32
Feb.
15
31
Jan.
4
1% Feb.
1
Jan.
6
37% Jan. 27
1% Jan. 16
Jan.
9
46
43
15% Feb.
16
7% Feb.
14
18
32
31
17
1
9
Feb.
1
1% Feb.
1
Feb. 10
12
Feb.
43
18
Jan.
1%
5
Feb.
10
40
1
17% Feb.
19
2% Jan. 19
14% Jan.
6
23
12% Feb.
7
Feb.
16
19
4% Feb. 10
20
17
5
6
2
31
12%
Sale
6% Jan.
9% Jan.
Feb.
10
5%
12
stock.;
5
16
A*
7% Feb. 19
13% Feb. 16
18% Feb.
3
Sale Prices.
Feb. 19
17%
16%
9
Highest.
Prices.
10
43
1%
2
Lowest.
Sale
Feb.
31*1
1*1
43
40
18%
1% Sale
36% Sale
31 %
1% Sale
34%
34
Cony preferred.,
2,113 Westfield Mfg Co
Bid.
Feb. 29.
12
5
765 Union Twist Drill.....
""'414
2,174
Bid.
300 Tower Mfg
35
""451
Feb. 1.
1932.
6,980 Shawmut Aoan T C_„
7,630 Stone Ac Webster Inc cap stk
6,302 Swift 8c Co
25
4,746 Torrington Co
_•
130
Bi ?
STOCKS
Shares.
120
61
Jan. 2
1.
300
EXCHANGE
Price
Since
February.
STOCK
14% Feb. 26
17
Feb.
1
3% Feb.
2% Feb.
15
75c.
12
Nov.
Feb.
7
23
3% Jan.
5
15
Jan.
7
14% Feb. 26
2%
Jan.
18
Jan.
9
12
Jan.
Jan. 28
2% Jan. 19
17% Feb. 19
17
Jan. 10
12% Feb. 16
7
Feb. 19
15
Jan.
7
18% Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feo.
Jan.
Jan.
11
21
8
MINING—
497
1,360
4,320
50
793 Calumet 8c Heel a
....25
4,955 Copper Range Co
25
4,320 East Butte Copper Mining 10
50 Hancock Consol Mining Co..
60 Island Creek Coal
10
Preferred
310 Isle Royal Copper....
200 LaSalle Copper.......
100
1,625
3,675
120
5,565
200
100
370
1.675
450
♦
....
440 Nlplssing Mines........
12,945 North Butte
200 O jib way Mining Co
4,585 Qutncy
Ex-dlvidend
1%
IK
16
18%
85% 107
2
2%
40c
65c
40
65
11% Sale
17
Sale
5
2.50
an**
40c
%
a
Sale
45c
1%
50c
40c
14%
85%
1%
40
16%
90
2
65
Sale
17
11-16
%
Sale
40
2% Feb. 10
2% Feb. 25
10c
10c
50c
25
l*
6%
7
2K Sale
1% Sale
5c
25c
25c
50c
?8
1%
_
8
Feb.
23
12c
Feb.
8
Feb.
27
10c
Feb.
27
10c
10c
15
85
1% Feb. 11
35c
Feb.
18
16
Feb.
8
11-16 Feb.
35c
Feb.
8
9
''
1,050 Utah Apex Mining.........5
16,918 Utah Metal 8c Tunnel.
..I
x
16
107
2%
3%
2% Sale
50c
25
65 St Mary's Mineral Land ...25
30 Shannon
..10
No par value,
14
3X
25
200 Old Dominion Co.........25
1,145 PondCr Pocahontas Co
*
"r"80
8,700
Mohawk
25
2%
50c
95
....I
.......
150
2%
3%
1% Sale
50c
Sale
% Feb.
9
% Feb. 20
1% Feb. 24
Feb.
18
35c
18%
%
45c
%
%
Feb.
Feb.
19
11%
Feb.
4
2
Feb.
Jan
.
11-16 Feb.
35c
9
Feb.
Feb. 20
5
2
Feb. 23
Feb. 27
Jan. 13
Jan.
8
1% Jan.
35c
.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
12
18
2
3*1
3J
12c
10c
15
85
18% Feb. 19
8
1
60c
%
1%
8%
2%
1%
1%
"6%
2
5c
I
8
7
8
6
Feb.
16
8
Feb.
26
2%
1%
2
1% Feb.
11
2% Feb.
13
5c
Feb.
17
5c
Feb.
% Feb.
35c
Feb.
13
6
60c
Feb.
13
50c
Jan.
4
60c
45c
Feb.
16
25c
Jan.
15
45c
25c
5
m
—
•»
50c
75c
50c
65c
50c
55c
30c
35c
40c
42c
36c
40c
17
6
Feb. 16
1% Jan. 20
6
1% Jan.
5c
Feb. 17
13
8
2% Jan. 25
40c
Jan. 27
9
9
% Feb.
% Feb. 20
27
5c
Jan.
Jan.
16
9
Feb.
9
Jan. 11
Jan. 14
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
Feb. 17
Feb. 13
Feb. 16
STOCX EXCHANGE
CLEVELAND
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
CLEVELAND
Since
February.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
Jan. 2
95
STOCKS
20
60
105 Union Metal
5,022
*
90"
6#
*
37
198 Weinberger Drug....
400 White Motor
200
1
4
2
10#
9
'
5# Feb. 24
Jan.
Jan.
8
.....
5#
Sale
3H
24
Feb.
2
80
80
Feb.
19
62 # Feb.
88#
"98"
70
40
40 &
62# Feb.
8
8
11
6
Feb.
Feb.
10
24
2# Feb.
2
80
Jan.
Feb.
5
20
3# Feb.
11
2
10
9
9# Feb. 29
20
13
8
65
Jan.
6
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
11
10
16
25
3
Jan.
Jan.
22
Jan.
23
10
Jan.
Jan.
23
9
Jan.
23
23
62# Feb.
3
29
5
Jan.
6
Feb.
28
1(
10
Feb.
24
10
Feb.
24
9
5
4
9
Feb.
5
90
Feb.
4
88# Jan.
6
88% Jan.
6
19
47
Feb.
6
40
6
47
Feb.
6
103
98
80
Jan.
Feb.
3#
8^ 10# 18* 15«
47"
80
25
2
20
Feb.
19
20
Sale
2#
8
Feb.
8
6
7
5
9# Feb. 29
80
5*4 Feb. 19
Jan.
7
5% Feb. 24
19
6
8
..
5# Feb.
25
9# Sale
53#
23
2
50
21 White Motor Sec pfd.
.100
501 Youngstown Sheet & T pf 100
47
Sale
23
Highest.
Sale Prices.
6
10
6
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
20
80
10
Highest.
Sale Prices
25
62#
Truscon Steel preferred..100
Lowest.
Sale Prices
Ask.
5#
5#
8# Sale
8
rrumbull-Cllffs preferred 1#0
9,981 Union Trusts.............25
—*
1,195 Van Dorn Iron.....
825
20
25
5
25
6#
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid-*
Bid.
20
5
*
Thompson Products Inc
Ask.
Bid.
*
Thompson Aeronautical....*
100
130
10
32
Feb. 1.
1932.
Par.
.
95 Standard Textile A pref
10 stouffer Corp "A" w w
,
80
5
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
63
90
Feb.
Feb.
80
45
Feb.
Jan.
V5;-X
Baltimore
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1932.
February
Jan. 2 to Feb. 29
AGGREGATE SALES
1931.
21,497
41,461
Shares
28,401
February
66,139
Jan. 2 to Feb. 29,
Since
Jan.
500 4s conduit
...........1962
600 Is Jones Falls...........1961
Bid.
Ask
100
400
400
900 4a park loan
""155
200
3,000
1,200
500
90
Bid.
Ask
P & B
(Cpn)
4s 2nd School
"2:555
4,000
17,700 Century Parkway Corp6sl9S6
4,000 Consol Gas first 5s .....1939
90
Shares.
300
<
90
Feb.
5
6
90
89% Feb. 17
93
17
89% Feb. 17
89# Feb. 17
17
90# Feb.
90% Feb.
17
89# Feb.
700 Baltimore Trust Co
90
Sale
§5"
90
Feb.
'
90
Feb.
1
90
93
90# Feb.
6
90% Feb.
6
10 Commercial Credit...
347
Preferred
600
288
Jan.
Feb.
1
12
5
905
91J
91# Sale
91
91# Feb.
92# Feb.
Feb.
90
Feb.
1
93
93
Jan.
18
12
Jan.
Jan.
12
92# Feb.
11
Feb.
92
93
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
12
5
12
93
93
Jan.
Jan.
26
93
Jan.
11
26
Jan.
915
925
1
1
Jan.
93
1
Feb.
•
6
85
18
96
Feb.
Feb".'"!
Feb.
1
18
RP*
96
Feb.
18
Jan.
25
95
Jan.
85
Feb.
96
95
96
Jan.
10
Jan.
25
12
65
100
Jan.
Jan.
20
85
66
Jan.
20
97% Fod.
18
18
90
65
156*" Sale
98%
Feb.
100
101
Feb.
97X Feb.
15
Feb.
19
65% Feb.
16
16 100J* Feb.
97# Feb.
15
18
Feb.
8
18
8
15
15
2
100# Feb. 15
97# Feb. 18
Feb.
8
15
Feb.
8
43
Jan.
20
43
Jan.
20
75
55
Jan.
21
75
55
Jan.
21
14
Jan.
14
30% Feb.
12
Feb.
15
12
Feb.
15
12
Jan.
6
6
30
Feb.
3
30
Feb.
3
30
Jan.
22
50c
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
2
36# Feb.
12
15c
26#
15c
6
36}* Feb.
26
23
30c
Sale
3
3
4
3#
116
4#
Sale
Feb.
3
Feb.
23
26
Feb.
16
3
Sale
23
31
Sale"
10
202
Feb.
Jan.
93
802 Black & Decker common....*
662 Ches A Pot Tel of Bait pf..l00
429
45
Feb.
Jan. 27
Feb.
6
B*
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
30
Tan.
6
6
22
Par.
332
550
5
90
4
89# Feb.
90
1949
410
"
1
Feb.
90
Silica Gel Corp 6#s w w.1932
United Ry & El fund 5s..l936
2,942 Arundel Corporation
.—*
67 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)—.50
67
Feb.
90
Sandura Co Inc 1st 6s—1940
STOCKS.
Shares.
400 Appalachian Corp
14
90
Feb.
89# Feb.
90
Danville Traction 5%
1941
Davison Realty Co., 6s..1940
1,246
93# Jan.
Feb.
Merchants Terminal 4#s 1948
1st 6s
9
6
90% Feb.
90% Jan. 26
90
Sale
Consol CE LAP 4#8—1935
2.000
Jan.
951i"Feb:"6
90
1946
Benesch (I) A Sons conr6s1939
2,000
1,000
1,000
6
Highest.
Sale Prices.
92
Jan.
9
94
Jan.
2
90
City 4s 1944, 2nd School...
City 4s 1940, Public Imp...
1.000 4s Harbor
1937
1,000
1,000
2,000
2.500
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
4s 2d Sewer (cpa).1946
2,000
10,000
2,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
23,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
\90% Feb.
1952
sr
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
92
90
1°5*
4s 2d
Feb. 29.
Ask
90*" Sale
2.200 4s annex Impt...........1951
3.100 is paring loan..........1951
6,000 4s second water serial...1950
1,200 4s 2nd Sewer (coupon) ...1948
2.000 4s second school loan
1948
1,200
Feb. 2.
Bid.
90
..........1955
4s annex tmpt
""ioo
693,700
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
90
94~~ Sale"
5,300 4s dock loan............1961
2,600 4s sewerage Impt........ 1961
7.800 4s burnt district..
1960
3.400 4s water loan...
....195#
2" 600
,
Price
1932.
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS 100
1931.
$336,700
Jan. 2
BONDS
1.
1932.
$33,600
107,500
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
BALTIMORE
8TOCK EXCHANGE
In
February.
Bond Sales.
Feb.
32
3
2# Feb.
115# Feb.
2
6
*
Jan.
28
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
4
2
31
3
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
4
12
3# Jan.
115# Jan.
5
9# Jan.
18
3# Feb.
17
Jan.
5
Feb.
5
8
10
116# Sale
25c
1
4
Feb.
16 116# Feb.
5
10
Feb.
25
18
17
Feb.
10
18
Feb.
2
17
Feb.
25
Preferred B
Feb.
Jan.
18
17
Feb.
10
18
Feb.
8
17
Jan.
Jan.
25
67
66
Feb.
27
68
Feb.
6
55
Jan.
Jan.
28
17# Sale
17# Feb.
59# Feb.
10
18
Feb.
2
10
64
Feb.
19
2
59# Feb.
106# Jan.
Jan.
9
Jan.
27
13
100
Jan.
Jan.
12
Jan.
Jan.
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13
Feb.
25
6H% l®t preferred.....100
5
Convertible A
Commercial Credit N O pf—
4,141 Consol Gas E L A Power....*
2,264
121
188
97
154
517
D
ser
ser
50
300
237
125
50
Preferred..
300 Davison Chemical
64# Sale
100
E
..100
1,193
2,179 Consolidation Coal
2,149
100
96#
100
25c
97#
;
127
535
•
357 Mfrs Finance common
1st preferred
227
▼
134 Northern Central
832 Penna Water A Power
9,166
t—25
1
7#
N« par
vain#
......
*
dash Bale.
10
Dalrv Tne oref •
24
99
Feb.
4
Feb.
19
75c
5
Feb.
Feb.
13
Feb.
5
3# Feb.
3# Feb.
30
10# Sale
13
25
5
19
97
25c
5
Feb.
3# Feb.
4# Feb.
29# Feb.
25
29
Feb.
2
12
Feb.
26
17
8
24
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
15
7
20
66
3
8#
8
22
5#
6#
6#
6#
19
20
Sale
68
49# Sale
1#
3#
20# Sale
69
72
49#
50
Feb.
9
77
Feb.
23
30
1# Feb.
8# Feb.
5# Feb.
6
20
-
3# Feb.
3# Feb.
19
18
-
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
17
8
16
66
Feb.
Jan.
14
23
30
Feb.
Jan.
Feb. 23
Jan. 14
Feb.
8
3
8
8
13
9
13
9
6# Feb. 20
2
7# Feb.
Feb.
Feb. '8
21
Feb. ,3
19
.
Feb.
Feb.
12
2
15
-Feb. -6
Feb.
13
Sale
7# Sale
89#
7# Jan.
5# Feb.
Feb.
15
Feb.
20
Jan.
I Jan.
15
6
-20—Jan.
18
Jan.
5# Sale
85#
....
Feb..
17
8
20# Feb.
70# Feb.
1
19
16
66
52
Feb.
27
48
Jan.
Feb.
1
Feb.
24
1
29
3
Feb.
29
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
50
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
I Feb.
Jan.
5# Feb.
Feb.
7# Feb.
85# Feb.
1
27
5# Feb.
85
Feb.
20
16
14
Feb.
24
i
_
85
21
Feb.
Feb.
13
Jan.
[ Jan.
Feb.
10
24
6
Feb.
Jan.
!
51#
19
66
19# Sale
68
.....
2
....
1# Feb.
,
2
common..........
U S Fidelity A Guar
96# Feb.
25c
5
„!*
Standard Gas Equip common
United Rya A Electric
..50
116 Western Md
66
•
98
1.00
18 110# Feb.
3 102
Feb.
92
_.__25
6,029 New Amsterdam Casualty...
109
383
400
4,634
Feb.
30
....
400 Silica Gel
Feb.
101
3
202 Monon W Penn P S pref...25
130 Mort Bond A Title w 1
*""""325
Sale
105
27#
29
12#
15
75
Sale
.......
1,954
.—.
63
101
common..
2d preferred............25
1,510
3,724 Maryland Cas Co
2,515
718 :.~;u 1,232 Merch A Miners Transp
*
143
Sale
110# 106
100#
98#
40c
*5""
237 Eastern Rolling Mill
*
447 Emerson Bromo Seltx Awl
653 Fidelity A Guar Fire Corp. 10
789 Fidelity A Deposit........50
270 First Nat Bank w I..
5 Guilford Realty Co.,
468
270
61
110
...............
577
""357
6% preferred
5#% Pref w 1
5% preferred
9
4'
1
"
Jan, 15
8# Jan.
90
Jan.
18
20
Cleveland Stock Exchange
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
1932.
Stock Sales.
70,151
Jan. 2 to Feb. 29
Ask.
Bid.
STOCKS
Shares.
Aetna Rubber
815
365
10
30
30
266
20
213
799
160
2,566
50
380
'"""25
20
827
67
200
42
660
—
31
28
~21~~
3
inter Jake SS
*
*
99 Metro Paving Brick
461 Mohawk Rubber
2
14
J*
19**
640 National Refining..:..
Preferred...
41
456 National Tile
.»' *
500 National Tool
—50
775 Nestle Le Mur class "A". ...*
1.420 Nineteen Hundred Corp III*
1
20
2,037
114
7**
*
110
260
2,281
1,686,
5,019 Sherwin-Williams.
Preferred
3,658
•
..25
100
Np par vMus.
4**
27
Feb.
Feb.
13
41
43
Feb.
3
6
23
3**
14
13**
5**
30
12
5
24
4**
20
15
10
29**
15
9**
Sale
4
22
6
30
_
4
16**
2**
2**
123
115
7**
8
Sale
—-
Sale
1
3
1
2
6
Sale
-175*
Sale
9
23**
29
112* Sale
6**
6**
16**
282*
12*
4
2!
2!*
92*
10**
34** Sale
98** 101**
2**
97**
7
7
5**
17
15
6**
Sale
12
5
6
20
9**
33**
100
25
8
-4—
32*
Jan.
5
13:
Feb.
14
Feb.
2
3
Feb.
3]
Feb.
6
2** Jan.
3'
Feb.
1
3
5
Feb.
16
Feb.
5
32* Jan.
29** Jan.
98
Feb.
4** Feb. 20
99
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
562* Feb.
824 Feb.
1
30
2
2
21
24
20
29
29
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
23
45
[92* Jan.
29
Jan.
>0
2** Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
5
2
44
Jan.
[4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
.6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
6
12
12
19
22
Feb. 15
122* Feb. 18
9
6** Feb.
9
13
202*
122*
502*
5**
Feb. 20
52 2* Feb.
56** Feb. 29
8** Feb. 29
Feb. 27
42
12
Feb. 27
2** Feb.
1
Feb.
43
11
8
13
16
112* Feb.
42* Feb. 25
6** Feb.
4
4** Feb.
7
"I
50
5
Jan.
Feb.
>0
Feb.
40
Jan.
10
42* Feb.
5
Feb.
J6
"5~" Feb".
5
Feb.
L5
Jan.
52* Feb.
30** Feb.
12** Feb.
16
4
7
Jan.
Feb.
23
1
3
20
Feb.
5J* Feb. 23
4
Feb.
4
Feb.
17
Feb.
Feb.
8
18
7
100
Feb.
Feb. 29 117
82* Feb.
Feb. 26
Feb.
1 100
Feb.
115
7
1
100
3** Feb. 20
2** Feb.
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
23
11
11
Feb.
26
12
Feb.
19
Sale
Sale
97
15
"32**
100
32* Jan.
1
6
Feb.
Feb.
26
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
1
Feb.
Jan.
13
15
23
11
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
6** Feb. 11
2
16** Feb.
6
16
Feb.
19
Jan.
25
62* Feb.
172* Jan.
10
16
26
Feb.
10
31
31
Feb.
1
1
2
11
Jan.
11
32* Feb. 26
4
Feb.
5
"
20
Feb.
6
20
Jan.
6
9
92* Feb.
312* Feb.
9
10
Feb.
Feb.
3
80
Feb.
3
Jan.
80
Feb.
5
15
7
Jan.. 26
11
11
Feb.
16
2* Jan.
12* Jan.
7
11
42* Jan.
16
22
Jan.
102* Jan.
6
6
22
Jan.
4
1002* Jan.
Jan.
1
80
100
19
Jan.
13
Jan.
20
Jan.
242* Jan.
92* Feb.
92* Feb.
9
31** Feb. 10 33** Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
~ 100
1002* 100
97
17
Feb.
1
32* Feb. 20
1
Feb. 18
100
2** Feb.
3** Feb. 26
25
28
23** Feb.
18
13
Jan.
82* Feb.
Feb.
6
1
6
Sale
4**
F3b.
120
Feb.
3
8
30
3
52* Feb. 23
192* Jan.
6
Jan.
17
Jan.
22* Jan.
7
20
2** Jan.
116
16
3 2*
12
6
"9-
25
502* Feb. 17
122* Feb.
8
29** Jan.
17
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
7
20
4
6
27
29
L5
Jan.
Jan.
22* Feb. 29
20
22
Feb.
Jan.
13
Feb. 23
6**
"9"
32* Jan.
10
32* Jan.
6
9
17
13
6
14
21
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
23
15
172*
Sale
18
Jan.
6** Jan.
Feb.
13** Feb. 15
5** Feb. 16
4
29** Feb.
9
12
Feb.
12
20
Feb.
23** Feb.
14
4
Jan.
20
Feb.
25
Sale
l3** Jan.
17
3
5
42* Feb. 24
8
20
Feb.
6**
282*
l8
19
Feb.
Sale
5
Feb.
18
Feb.
29
2
11** Feb.
4
3**
23
13
132* Feb.
11** Feb. 16
17
99**
28
3** Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
18**
9
36
25
24
23
Feb.
Sale
6
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
6
28
Feb.
23**
4**
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
3** Jan.
25
Jan.
4
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
1
11
11
18
22
19
5
20
17
16
Feb.
17
3
20
Sale
1*
16
.....
80
4 2*
16**
2**
4**
116
122
7 2*
8**
3
25
16
12**
5
2**
42* Jan.
32* Jan.
32* Jan.
92* Jan.
5 2* J an.
42* Feb.
36
Feb.
100
Jan.
1
Feb.
19
2
5
23**
11**
Sale
22
32*
12**
132*
12
12
6
22
4
30
20
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
41
14
Jan.
14
10
30
103** Jan.
43
1
36
** Feb.
43
Feb.
6
4**
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
2
40
1
492*
39
3
2
29
Stone
♦
20 Standard Oil of Ohio pref. 100
200 Smullwood
'""io
......
Sale
62*
16 >*
12
492*
Sale
1
17**
....
5
2**
*
*
2,245 Selberling Rubber........
186
Preferred............
100
310 Selby Shoe
*
3
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2
'"§"**
48
Sale
110 Robbins Ac Myers vtc ser 1—*
Preferred v t c
25
40
1,175
6**
100
•
5,304 Richman Bros
Feb.
27
100
16
103
.100
130 Packard Electric
145 Packer Corporation
430 Patterson-Sargent
145
3
18
17
1
Feb.
Feb. 15
31
98
45
47
19
—25
Ohio Brass "B"
4
20
2
..10
2,090
9**
II
215 National Acme
298 National Carbon pfd
.100
10
Feb.
60
15** Sale
12
16
.....
2
....*
135 Myers F E Ac Bros
65
Sale
14**
.....
100
185 Morray-Ohio Mfg Co
Feb.
Feb.
2* Feb.
32*
6
55
;
7
25** Sale
12**
8**
2** Sale
70
*
10 Mohawk Rubber pref
10
185^
6**
40
5**
*
74
175
.
60
7
170 McKe* A G"B".._
20 Medusa Portland Cement
1
5
45
79
Sale
17**
13**
165
20
Feb.
25
50
75
101
64
1
5**
4**
27H
27
21
10
32*
65 Jaeger Machine
*
185 Kay nee.
10
640 Kelly Island L ft T
*
959 Lamson Sessions...........*
72
26
9
36
20
6K
20
60
*
•
6
13
Feb.
292*
55
100
Feb.
Feb.
8
5
72* Jan.
2* Jan. 18
332* Feb. 29
80
Jan. 23
28
Feb. 13
68
Jan. 21
60
Sale
..4*
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
24
64
75
41** Feb.
4
1
Feb.
13** Feb. 25
6
3** Feb.
6
3** Feb.
6
3
Feb.
6
50
.....10
10 Higbee 1st preferred
80 India Tire & Rubber
98
::::: "292*
Jan.
72* Jan.
24 Feb.
72* Jan.
35**
34
Jan.
6
Jan. 25
Feb. 24
2* Jan.
7
7
Jan. 27
6
Jan. 29
3
15
28
5
Feb. 16
4** Feb. 20
5
7
23**
26**
12**
56** Sale
8** Sale
10
20
Sale
5
12
*
15
17
7
"4~"
....
Preferred..............100
110
*
318 Harbauer
101
•
Sale
*
100
390 Halle Brothers....
3
Sale
124 Jan.
Feb.
2* Jan.
17
36
*
100
Preferred
9**
3**
3**
100
32* Sale
100
385 Grelf Bros Cooperage
7
"oP
32
15
4
Feb.
2* Feb. 29
33** Feb. 29
6
43
13**
3**
3** Sale
12**
7
12**
6
3,625 Goodyear Tire & Rubber..
95
a.
31
Sale
35
28
...»
25
29 G lid den prior pref
2,431
7
41
Sale
12*
VA
99
...
120 Geometric Stamping
"""80
604
3 2*
A% preferred--..
loo
...._...*
6% preferred
100
'42"
15
122*
*
*
50 Fostorla Pressed Steel
21 General T Ac R
340
Feb. 16
22* Feb. 26
92
3
Feb. 10
Feb. 18 27
Feb. 15 102
Feb. 13 41
3
66
43
14*
122*
62*
*
257 Federal Knitting Mills
505 Firestone Tire & Rubber.. 10
"""185
Feb. 11
27
26**
"41""
r h
*
100
*
15 Goodrich (B F)
32
6
** Feb.
iV
101
102
4
100
200 Eaton Axle & Spring
50 Edwards (Wm) pref....
30 Elec Controller A Mfg..
2*
27
25**
1K
152*
2*
14
......
Preferred..
100
11
Feb.
2* Feb. 26
2
Feb.
6
75
Feb.
6
26** Feb.
9
64
Feb.
75
11
101
45
40
660 Cleveland Ac Sand Brew ..100
Preferred
100
610
325 Cliffs Corporation v t c
*
225 Columbus Auto Parts pref ..*
*
195 Commercial Bookbinding
*
2,010 Dow Chemical
3
Feb. 24
30
75
26** Sale
67
Certificates of deposit.. 100
949 Cleveland Securities prior pf*
*
300 Cleveland Union Stkyds
4,079 Cleveland Worsted Mills ...*
Foote Burt
15
22* Feb. 26
7
70
Sale
1
3
100h 103
1,492
20
2,372
8
11
35
100
30 Cleveland Ry
472*
792*
Sale
64**
75
75
1
1,1
Feb. 16
22* Feb. 16
92
16
•3
6
13**
Sale
Sale
**
33**
27
3
""n
30
28**
90
27 2*
.10
Clark Fred G
126 Enamel Products
116 Faultless Rubber
500
32
40
25 2*
30 Cleveland Automatic Mach.*
60 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref.. *
1,916 Cleveland Elec 111 6% pref100
252
Feb.
92
2
22* Feb.
Feb. 24
10**
6
5
10
3
24
100
Pref
1,520
500
Prices.
15
...
5
6
.M
*
3,204 City ice & Fuel
42
5 2*
5
10
210 Byers Machine A
......*
20
670 Central United National
100
150 Chase Brass & Cop pfd
26
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Feb. 16
22* Feb. 26
3**
...
2
10**
1
2
5
*
25 Bessemer Limestone...
30
52*
*
110 Ape* Electric
1,661
Sale
92
2**
3
2
22*
292*
m
*
100
*
8 Alien Industrlea
100 Allen Industrlea preferred..*
200
194
50
Ask
1002*
Lowest.
Sale Prices
Par.
........
10 Air Ways pref
10
.....
992*
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
100
Highest.
Sale Prices
Lowest.
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
1932.
City Ice Deliv Cin 6a
1936
Cleve S W Ry&Lt GftC5«1954
Shares.
22,900
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
FEBRUARY.
Jan. 2
22,400
-
Price
BONDS
500
$4,00 0
31,100
_$22,900
Feb. 29
Jan. 2 to
1931.
1932.
v
- —
PRICES IN
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES
February
40,583
76,709
Shares_ 31,567
February
Bond Sales.
1931.
13
1
Jan.
85
Jan.
22
18
35
CLEVELAND
AGGREGATE SALES.
CLEVELAND
February.
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
95
STOCKS
5
Ask.
5
825
37
*
25
23
Van Dorn Iron.............*
2
Weinberger Drug......
9
198
400
21
501
1
:
47
V
.
;;a"
•••
6
40
70
5# Feb. 19
Jan.
7
Jan.
5
8
Feb.
2
80
Jan.
20
80
Jan.
62# Feb.
8
65
Jan.
13
11
6
Jan.
28
80
2#
Feb.
19
62# Feb.
6
A*
10
8
5
20
3#
80
Feb.
19
62# Feb.
8
Feb.
11
6
Feb.
Feb.
10
24
Feb.
2# Feb.
10
2
Feb. 24
3
29
5
20
Feb.
Feb.
10
7
Jan.
6
Jan.
5
9# Feb. 29
20
2
Jan.
16
25# Jan.
3# Jan.
22
10
Jan.
23
10
Jan.
23
9
Jan.
23
3# Feb. 11
10
9
Feb.
25
24
16
12
103
40#
9
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Jan.
23
9
90
90
Feb.
4
45
Feb.
Feb.
4
80
"98"
80
"8" "Feb". "2 ""9# Feb"'29
Sale
3#
47
5# Feb. 24
6
5#
10#
"88# "98"
5# Feb. 19
25
.....
24
50
White Motor Sec pfd.
...10#
Youngstown Sheet & T pf 100
5# Feb. 24
80
——
.
10
8#
Highest.
Sale Prices.
20
9# Sale
Sale
2
10#
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
6
53#
23
Sale
4
Highest.
Sale Prices
25
80
10
6#
*
White Motor
5#
5#
8# Sale
62#
Union Trust
Lowest.
Sale Prices
Ask.
25
8
90"
105 Union Metal
200
20
25
6#
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid
5
32 Truscon Steel preferred..100
9,981
1,195
Bid.
20
10 rrumbull-CIIffs preferred 1#0
20
■
Feb. 1.
1932.
Bid.
Par.
80
60
U
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
95 Standard Textile A pref
*
10 stouffer Corp *'A" w w
•
100 Thompson Aeronautical....*
130 Thompson Products Inc....*
5,022
63
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Shares.
v
EXCHANGE r
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCX
88# Jan.
19
6
Feb.
6
40
6
6
88# Jan.
47
47
6
Jan.
Feb.
••
11IIB
•
.
'
•
'i'-ir').
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales,
1932.
1931.
21,497
28,401
February-.———————__
—41,461
66,139
Jan. 2 to Feb. 29--
February-.—.--tfftares
Jan. 2 to Feb. 29.
—
AGGREGATE SALES
BALTIMORE
S
v
Jan. 2
BONDS
Jan. 1.
% '
100
Ask
400
4a annex Impt
"'"loo
"""loo
4a 2d
sr
P 8c B
(Cpn)
Feb. 29.
Bid.
Ask
"9i" Sale
"90'
3.100
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
90
90# Feb.
6
90# Feb.
6
90
Feb.
1
1
90
4
Feb.
4
90
Jan.
90# Feb.
90# Feb.
5
6
90
Feb.
89# Feb.
89# Feb. 17
89# Feb.
90
Sale
90
90
17
1
90
Feb.
90
Feb.
17
90
Sale
90
Feb.
1
Feb.
—
500
1.200
2,000
10,000
4s 2nd
School®.
90# Feb.
1,000 4s Harbor
2,000
2,000
3,000
3,000
3,000
23,000
4,000
m.
91# Feb.
Jan.
12
5
6
90# Feb.
91# Jan. 26
1
91# Feb.
92# Feb.
Jan.
11
300
18
96
Feb.
Jan.
1
18
25
85
Jan.
10
65
100
Jan.
Jan.
20
2
97# Feo.
18
97# Feb. 18
8
15
43
90
65
165""* Sale"
101
98#
Feb.
100
..
Feb.
97# Feb.
..
15
Feb.
19
65# Feb.
16 100# Feb.
18
8
97# Feb.
15
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
8
20
21
Jan.
14
36# Feb.
12
410
700 Baltimore Trust Co
.....10
802 Black 8c Decker common..
*
662 Ches 8c Pot Tel of Bait pf..l00
10 Commercial Credit
347
Preferred
600
288
121
97
517
50
4
116# Sale
""357
1st preferred
Convertible A
127
2d
64# Sale
-
96#
97#
25c
—.
common v
134 Northern Central
400 Silica Gel
22
25c
28
Feb.
3
23
Feb.
23
26
Feb.
1
Feb.
16
2
Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
32
3
31
3
...
*
50c
4
Feb.
2
18
Feb.
2
17
18
Feb.
8
17
66
Feb.
27
68
Feb.
6
55
17# Feb.
59# Feb.
10
18
Feb.
10
64
Feb.
19
18 110# Feb.
Feb.
3 102
13
61
Sale
63
Sale
110# 106
105
Feb.
101
101
Feb.
100#
98#
40c
.....
98
1.00
Feb.
19
Feb.
13
25
5
3# Feb.
3# Feb.
30
29
15
96# Feb. 24
25c
5
5
29
2
Feb.
1
3
2
8#
5#
6#
7#
7
30-
8
22
3
6#
6#
75c
5
Feb.
5
26
Feb.
15
Feb.
9
77
Feb.
23
30
6
18
8
Jan.
28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
27
Jan.
15
3
2
Feb.
;
.•
Feb.
Feb.
23
Feb.
3
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
7# Feb.
Feb.
21
-Feb.
Feb.
19
Feb.
-
i
6
13
Sale
69
72
19# Sale
19
Feb.
68
66
Feb.
17
8
20# Feb.
70# Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
Feb.
Feb.
24
52
1
Feb.
27
24
3
Feb.
29
3
Feb.
Sale
-
14
8
15
20
15
6
2
1
21
29
51#
common
7# Sale
89#
14
23
Feb. 13
16
50
50
....
Jan.
Jan.
1
20#
49#
9
12
Feb. 19
Feb. 13
Feb. 25
Feb. 17
Feb.
8
Jan. 16
15
6# Feb. 20
9
Feb.
«
68
3# Feb. 25
4# Feb. 17
8
29# Feb.
12
1# Feb.
8# Feb.
5# Feb.
8
25
""I# "3#
68
18
5
Jan.
19
13
Feb.
Feb.
20
—
::::"i9"
Sale
12
20
4
66
10# Sale
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2
99
30
75
49# Sale
4
2
27#
12#
20
Feb.
3
Jan.
4# Jan.
116# Feb.
10
Feb.
18
Jan.
3# Feb. 17
2# Feb.
6
3# Jan.
5 115# Jan.
115# Feb. 16 116# Feb.
5
10
Feb.
10
Feb.
5
9# Jan.
10
—
Oash sale.
.Tan.
10
25
Standard Gas Equip common
325 United Rys 8c Electric.....50
10
9,166 U S Fidelity & Guar
116 Western Md Dalrv Inc oref *
r&lue.
2
4
30
Feb.
"*3~~ :::::
..25
832 Penna Water 8c Power...
400
Feb.
3
Feb.
25
preferred
6,029 New Amsterdam Casualty...
109
383
50c
26# Jan.
Feb.
75
55
6
6
30
Feb.
17
5
t—25
202 Monon W Penn P S pref
130 Mort Bond 8c Title w I
1,954
15
32
Jan.
17
110
......
-
143
20
15
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
12
17# Sale
3,724 Maryland Cas Co
1,232 Merch 8c Miners Transp....*
2,515
Jan.
100# Feb.
12
Jan.
15
67
100
1st preferred
,227
11510
535
W
18
Preferred
357 Mfrs Finance
3#
116
Sale
"I§"
447 Emerson Bromo Selts Awl..
653 Fidelity 8c Guar Fire Corp. 10
789 Fidelity 8c Deposit........50
270 First Nat Bank w 1
K
Guilford Realty Co
577
468
270
Sale
3
300 Davison Chemical common..
237 Eastern Rolling Mill
*
237
125
23
25
6#%
50
Sale
26
25
Preferred B
5#% pref w 1 ser E.....100
1,193
5% preferred
100
2,179 Consolidation Coal
....100
300
18
25
85
66
30
36# Feb.
Feb.
30c
15c
Sale"
154
2,149
6
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
Jan. 20
Jan. 21
Jan. 14
Feb.
6
Jan.
0
•Tan. 22
12
31
3
15c
26#
*
Commercial Credit N O pf._
""""4", 141 Consol Gas ELk Power....*
188
6% preferred ser D
..100
2" 264
36# Feb.
Feb.
30
67 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)...50
202
6
12
15
3
w*
96
95
Par.
400 Appalachian Corp
2,942 Arundel Corporation.___.__*
429
45
Feb" ""I
96
16
15
18
Feb.
Jan.
67
332
550
5
Feb. 17
Jan.
5
Jan. 12
93
Jan.
5
93
Jan. 12
91# Jan. 26
93
Jan. 11
93
85
Feb.
43
STOCKS.
93
§2^
92
1
1
18
■
75
55
S fiares.
14
Feb.
1
Jan. 18
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
93
95
Con sol ffEL&P 4#s-__1935
Danville Traction 5%
1941
1,246
66
1
Jan.
93
91# Sale
2,500 United Ry & El fund 5S..1936
1st 6s
1949
2,000
Shares.
Na par
91# Feb.
92# Feb.
Feb.
Davison Realty Co., 6s..1940
2,000
1,000
1,000
4,634
1
1
90
6
1937
Benesch (I) & Sons conv6sl939
89# Feb. 17
1,000 Merchants Terminal 4#s 1948
1,000 Sandura Co Inc 1st 6s...1940
2,000 Silica Gel Corp 6#s w w.1932
■mmmrn «*•»
718
90# Feb.
96
17,700 Century Parkway Corp6sl956
4.000 Consol Gas first 5s
..1939
'■ mmtmimmmm
6
92# Feb.
1946
City 4s 1944, 2nd School
City 4s 1940, Public Imp
wa»«iaaw«»
93# Jan.
90
93
17
93
3,000 4s 2d Sewer (cpa)....... 1946
—
1
27
93
6,000 4s second water serial...1950
1,200 4s 2nd Sewer (coupon)
1948
2.000 4a second school loan
1948
—
90# Feb.
6
90# Jan. 26
Sale Prices.
92
Jan.
9
94
Jan.
2
90
la paving loan..........1951
200
Highest.
Feb.
Feb.
90
90
Feb.
90
Sale
90
1951
Impt...
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
92
Jan.
9
90
90
1952
4a annex
'
•
Ask
...........l°St
2.200
1,200
Bid.
90
...
100
«*»«•>
Bid.
5.300 4a dock loan............1961
2,600 4a sewerage Impt..
1961
7,800 4a burnt district
.....1960
3,400 4s water loan.....
195*
900
park loan............1955
400
Feb. 2.
1932.
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS-
500 4s conduit-.....—.....1963
600 ta Jones Falls
1961
2,600
1931.
$336,700
693,700
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Since
February.
1932.
$33,600
107,500
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales,
i Jan. 20
1 Feb. 16
2 Jan. 14
Feb.
Jan.
5# Sale
85#
....
5# Feb.
85
Feb.
,
7# Feb.
Feb.
9
85# Feb.
Feb.
4'
1
8# Jan.
90
24
Jan, 15
Jan.
18
20
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
DETROIT STOCK
RANGE OF PRICES ON
415,472
450,361
699,815
Price
Jan. 2
In
Since
Jan. 1.
250
STOCKS
Class B
680
*
357 Auto Fan & Bearing com—*
*
100 Baldwin Rubber class A
"5" 167
6,532 bower Roller Bearing....17,603 Briggs Mfg Co common.....*
3,567 Burroughs Adding Mach—*
39,468 Chrysler Corp common.....*
155 Consolidated Paper com
10
1,275 Continental Motors com..—*
I,323 Copeland Products Inc
441 Crowley-Milner & Co com..*
""950
1,055
20
J
2,269
Detroit & Clevel Nay com.
"""266
4,590
1
319 Federal Mogul common
590 Federal Motor Truck com..
6,758
325
Ford Motor of Canada cl
343
39,370
300
4,645
975
1,461
394
548
13,445
4,383
145
500
90
1,316
1%
1
2% Sale
3%
2
IS
3%
IK
UK
2%
12%
Sale
3%
2%
IK
2%
9
9%
3
*
A.
3
*
3,447 General Parts common
II,837 Graham-Paige Motor com..*
*
1,924 Grand Rap Metal Craft
*
4,088 Hall Lamp com
10
394 Hoover Steel Ball com
766 Houdaille-Hershey class A..*
Class B
*
23,210
8.529 Hudson Motor Car......—.*
145 Kalamazoo Stove com......*
1,200 Kenneth Mfg Co com......
315 Klrsch Co conv preferred _.*
2,486 Kresge (S S) Co com.......10
7% Feb.
7% Feb.
Feb. 25
3% Feb.
8 117
Feb.
Feb.
100 Mahon (R C) conv pref
*
McAleer Mfg com
....*
5
130 Mesta Machine common
200 Michigan Sugar com
....It
1,500
80
227
50
355
1.342
1,472
1,218
663
100
35,614
335
70
500
100
*
190 National Steel Co com
575 Outboard Motors class A..—*
Feb.
6%
3% Sale
•1%
3%
'
4
2%
2%
1%
14% Sale
11
34,505
17,461
2,492
100 Pittsburgh Forgings com—*
100
1,884
com.....*
*
Parker Rust Proof com
.*
Packard Motor Co
Parke Davis 8c Co
4,284
10
Reo Motor com
300
753 Scotten Dillon
1,230
Second Nat Investors
414 Silent
'
22 K
%
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
IK
3%
4K
20% Sale
%
%
3% Sale
% Sale
3%
4
3%
5%
9
10
Sale
3
10% Sale
6
9
10
2% Sale
9%
9%
8
10
1%
20% Sale
25c
3
50c
55c
Sale
65c
4
3%
10%
11
3% Sale
7% Sale
9%
10
IK
\%
1%
1H
15 %
15%
16% Sale
4%
8
10%
10
12%
7%
11% Sale
20
14
19
10
Automatic
11c
18c
11c
.*
100 Sutherland Paper com___.lt
Class B
120
120
100 Third Nat Investors com
2,345 Tlmken Axle com
320 Universal Cooler class A
200
1,965
653
3,682
1,531
2l"ll2
Class B
18
11c.
18
4%
Sale
16
Sale
6%
Sale
22
5%
5
3
Sale
Sale
3
20%
21%
5%
0 Sold for Cash,
a;
Sale
4
19% Sale
39%
Sale
5
2
2% Sale
r-4 CO
4% Sale
18% Sale
38% Sale
%
X*
A*
Sale
3
%
14%
16
20
20
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
Feb.
2
Jan.
14
20
5
Jan.
14
5
Feb.
19
8
Jan.
6
Jan.
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
11
Feb.
6
7
Jan.
7
9
Jan.
4
Feb.
16
6
24
Feb. 19
3
2%
8%
9%
5%
4%
3%
1%
10
5
.
3 K Sale
5%
5%
%
2%
9% Sale
2%
2%
22
23
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
9
1
!,6%
V
Sale
Sale
Ex-rights.
Jan.
11
Jan.
12
Jan.
12
5
Jan.
7
Jan.
14
20
Feb.
4% Feb.
.3% Feb.
1
2
9
24
24
24
5
10%
% Jan.
1
13
13
18
13
Feb. 13
Feb. 18
Feb.
4
Feb. 29
Feb.
3% Feb.
8
23
18
4
19%
10
13
10
11K
\2
17%
Feb.
13
2%
%
3%
2%
8%
2%
7%
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
10
Feb.
1% Feb.
11% Jan.
15% Jan.
Jan.
5
9% Feb. 10
ll% Feb. 29
5
Jan.
24
Feb.
4
Jan.
12
1
7
24
; Feb.
13
5
Feb.
18
2
Feb.
18
23
Jan.
9
18
Feb.
4
Jan.
20
12% Jan.
18% Jan.
18
11
20
14
4
20
9% Jan.
Jan.
15
9c. Jan.
15
5% Jan.
21
6
22
Feb.
2
4
19
Feb.
16
Feb.
16
5% Feb.
2% Feb.
8
29
11
9% Feb.
Feb.
20
Feb.
9
20
Feb.
Feb.
19
2
Feb.
9
19
19
Feb.
19
!^eb.
1
2
18
Sale
Sale
34
3%
2%
Jan.
Jan.
2
Feb. 18
25
5
5% Feb.
Feb.
22% Feb.
5% Feb.
47
2%
2%
30
02%
4%
Feb.
9
Feb.
8
2% Feb.
2% Feb. 20
2% Feb.
3% Feb.
Feb.
3
16
17
8
2
Feb.
5% Jan.
2% Jan.
6% Jan. 21
6% Jan. 21
Feb. 18
25
6% Jan.
5% Jan.
2
5
Jan. 20
11% Feb. 29
19% Jan.
9
9c. Jan. 15
10c. Jan. 5
16
16
Feb.
16
19
2
Feb.
Jan.
12
% Feb.
19
9% Feb.
3
Jan.
23
Jan.
2
Jan.
% Feb.
3% Feb. 10
17% Feb. 24
5% Jan.
19% Jan.
20
2
34
15« J.
15
Feb.
10
8
10
5%
10
4%
3%
1%
....
6%
11%
5%
3%
1%
10%
%
12% Sale
L7% Sale
15% Feb. 24
1% Feb. 20
5% Feb.
1
Feb.
9
15
5% Feb.
1
Feb.
9
15
4%
3% Feb. 24
IK
3H
%
4% Feb.
1
19
3% Feb. 26
1% Feb.
1
9% Feb.
4
IK Sale
1%
% Sale
9
% Feb.
8
1% Feb.
% Feb. 24
1% Feb. 16
1% Feb.
3
% Feb. 27
32% Sale
17% Sale
31% Feb. 25
34% Feb. 13
18% Feb. 15
3%
:::
ifA
Feb.
27
Feb.
8% Feb.
10
17
Feb.
9
11
25
Jan.
15
Jan.
11
Feb.
2% Feb.
3% Jan.
Jan.
16
13% Jan.
1% Jan.
5
Jan.
4% Jan.
23
5% Jan.
7
Feb.
Jan.
15
Feb.
15
1
5
10
19
1% Jan.
2% Feb.
2% Feb. 20
4
2
14
12
17
8
15
21
28
47
Feb.
30c. Jan.
1
Sale"
1%
%
9
11
19% Jan.
19
2
10
3% Feb. 10
17% Feb. 24
3% Sale
4% Sale
1%
Feb.
1
19% Feb.
45c
Feb.
2% Feb.
% Feb.
3% Feb.
2% Feb.
8% Feb.
2% Feb.
7% Feb.
10
Feb.
1% Feb.
11% Feb.
15% Feb.
1% Feb. 20
*
Ex-dividends.
Jan.
15
14% Feb. 24
2q% Feb. 19
11% Feb.
16
Feb.
BANKS.
"Ncpar value.
7
7
14% Feb.
4% Jan.
2% Jan.
2
25
2
212 Walker 8c Co units.........
Warner Aircraft Corp com..*
25,060 Detroit Bankers........... 20
20
16,721 Guardian Detroit
27
Jan.
1
3% Feb.
2% Feb. 24
6
23
6%
5%
3
%
6% Sale
2%
3
20
20%
3
10.662
8,987
Feb.
18
Jan.
10%
10
25
22
*
•
1,250
11
10c. Jan.
10%
...
5%
614 Wolverine Portl Com com..10
2,890 Yosemite Holding com v t c.*
514
29
18
1
% Feb.
4%
31,825
Universal Product com
Jan.
8
15
7% Feb. 19
3% Feb. 19
14% Feb.
6% Feb. 25
2% Feb. 10
1
10
Jan.
5
4
22c
9
com.....*
*
14
9
Jan.
14
14
o
12
14
com..l
175 Square D class A
75
1,300
—10
com
Jan.
Feb.
2
400 River Raisin Paper com....*
"""525
29
14
10
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 11
Feb.
2
2
2
•
Class B
200
Jan.
4% Jan.
*
1
29
Feb.
3
Preferred..
57,026 Murray Corp common
1,155 National Investors com
250
23,238
8,230
1,861
........10
Miles Detroit Theatre.....10
Motor Bankers Corp com...*
Motor Products Corp com—*
Motor Wheel com
—*
Muller Bakeries class A com.*
Feb.
8
9
108
I.
630
29
Feb.
7% Jan.
3
2
*
100 Gen Fdy 8c Machine units—
...10
85,921 General Motors com
25
1
2
19
1.4%
6%
Jan.
9% Jan.
5% Feb.
16
13% Feb. 27
5% Feb. 18
1% Feb.
108
2K
""6%
25
3
Sale
15
6%
16
10% Feb.
2%
12
5%
4
Feb.
9% Feb.
11% Feb. 13
13% Feb.
2
2
9%
3%
S*
112
Jan.
4
8
1% Feb.
8
10% Feb. 11
5% Feb. 18
Fourth Nat Investors com.
50 Gemmer Mfg Co class A
~
8
3K
2%
1%
2%
21 Federal Screw Works com—*
"¥",640
7%
114
Sale
9
% Jan.
5% Jan.
6% Jan.
9
10
9% Feb.
10% Feb.
6
3
lH %
.10
—.—10
Detroit Motor Bus
Sale
6
4
Jan.
3% Jan.
8
Sale
a
11
Prices.
Jan.
Feb. 26
1
10% Feb. 29
10% Feb. 29
2
8
Feb.
Feb.
7
12% Sale
5
4%
1% Sale
12% Sale
5%
3%
5%
Highest.
Prices.
2
2% Feb. 25
1% Feb. 26
% Feb. 16
1% Feb. 25
% Feb. 17
10% Sale
10 H Sale
Sale
5
520 Detroit Steel Prod com
703 Eaton Spring & Axle com..*
7,926 Ex-Cello Aircraft 8c Tool—
""'370
13
115
2,631
520
351
Sale
7%
7%
Sale
8
100
636 Detroit Edison com
10 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy com
233
Sale
2%
1%
7%
IK
5
7%
6%
7
8% Sale
11% Sale
....
426 Detsel Wemmer Gilbert com 10
230
698
1
IK
1
4%
%
1
13
2%
4%
2
Sale
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
2
Feb. 26
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
tli
h
__.*
„
250
11,657
1,705
21,364
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Feb. 29.
Feb. 1.
1932.
Shares.
465 Alloy Steel clasi A
200
■
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares.
1931.
Shares-244,867
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
February.
EXCHANGE
1932.
Stock Sales.
February:
AGGREGATE SALES,
RECORD
5
Jan.
Feb.
J an.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
29% Jan.
15% Jan.
5
Jan.
5
5
Jan.
14
4
Jan.
13%
13% .Tan.
3% Jan.
3%
%
8%
10%
%
1%
%
Jan.
29
10
12
25
2
1% Jan.
7
Jan.
18
10
Jan.
13
Feb.
16
Jan.
22
24
Jan.
9
6
37% Jan.
19% Jan.
15
14
Los
Angeles Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1931.
1932.
February
Shares
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
621,164
___
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jan.
$
2.000
3,000
BONDS
1,
1,000
1,000
4%a
25
300
1,049
3,300
900
93
77
60
55
59
58
71
73
102
97
98%
94
96
Citizens Nat Bank.
20
Central Investment Corp. 100
300
600 Emsco Derr & Equip Co
*
193 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk.lOO
10
1,500
200 Gilmore Oil Co Ltd
200 Globe Grain Mill.
97
98
94
95
96
98%
80%
81%
75%
99
78
98%
77%
78
80
78
99 %
78 %
79%
71
75
71
74
3%
4%
3%
53
55
1%
58
25
1,597
4,500
60
400
100
3,000
6,000
10,400
300
1,700
1,500
1,700
1,100
25
1,200
200
100
6% pref...100
___10
L A Investment Co
Corp
com
65
"3",900
92
75
718
210
8,950
900
900
9,100
220
2,400
5.500
3,900
400
300
56
4,485
58,500
200
800
40
146,700
13,800
v-
210
15.800
'""iOO
com
*
*
600 Pickwick Corp com
10
com.
Original preferred
7% preferred
6% preferred.
17,200
5%% preferred
10,100
1,500 So Calif Gas 6%
5,500
...
A
300
80 So Coiinties Gas 6%
9,385 Southern Pacific Co
119,700 Standard Oil of Calif
200 Superior Oil com...
900 Taylor Milling Corp
60 Title Insur & Trust Co
202,600 Transamerlca Corp
27,300 Union Oil Associates
..25
23
13
Sale
10
12
9
13%
8%
Sale
12
12%
10
9
10% Feb.
8% Feb. 18
13% Feb.
13% Feb.
9% Feb.
18
14
8%
3
4
3
300
225
Sale
10%
9%
13% Sale
200
Sale
I "I" "60"
20
11
3
6
Jan.
26
Jan.
26
Jan.
15
Jan.
15
11
60
75
102
Feb. 11 102
99% Jan. 25 9933
96
Jan.
7
96
88 % Jan.
7 8834
70%
94%
94%
9934
783-3
7
Feb.
11
Jan.
Jan.
25
7
Jan,
7
70% Feb.
5
8
15
22
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
98%
97%
9934
8033
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
Jan.
80
Jan.
25
Jan.
75
Jan.
13
3%
4%
2%
50%
1%
Feb. 27
Feb. 24
Feb. 16
Jan. 30
Feb. 10
6%
3
Sale
*
*
25
*
25
332 Union Bank & Trust Co..100
25
36,500 Union Oil of Calif...
100 Van DeKamp's Bakeries...25
__10
Sale
20
10
7%
1
Feb.
3% Feb.
Feb, 29 255
Feb.
""8% "Feb".
18
23
15
8
Sale
0%
6
5%
7%
6M
115
16%
8
33%
24%
34
55
Feb.
16
66
Feb.
29
7
Feb.
17
4
Feb.
2
3% Jan.
21% Feb.
1
6
IP
Sale
4
6%
17
6
7%
Sale
Sale
6% Feb.
7%
25
2%
10%
Sale
,8
39
Sale
94
93
37
38%
96
40
%
1%
%
2
104
103
%
1%
%
%
2%
%
2%
1%
%
%
Feb.
13
Feb.
15
7
Feb.
1
Feb.
4%
%
1%
v
1
2% Sale
4
7
Jan.
Jan.
15
26
22% Jan.
15
15
2
% Jan.
Feb.
13
105
Feb. 23
15% Jan. 20
8
13
Feb.
15
7% Feb.
7% Feb.
9% Feb.
1
11
2
% Feb.
1
12% Feb.
16
% Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb. 10
Feb. 11
3
Feb.
24
18
5% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
16
15
3
Feb.
8
Feb.
11
Feb".
6
Feb.
12%
4%
%
1%
%
17
Feb.
Jan.
93% Jan.
7%
8%
32%
24%
36%
M
Feb.
55
1
16% Feb.
11
37
Feb.
18
25
Feb.
24
40% Feb.
17
91
11
Feb.
38% Feb. 23
5%
%
1%
%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
3
Feb.
8
4
4
15
7
6
7
Jan.
2
11
% Jan.
14
4
% Jan.
5
18
% Jan.
7
26
Jan. j 6
% Jan.
2
Feb.
103% Feb.
6
2% Feb.
10 105
94
10
Feb.
13
2
20
Jan.
8
4
4 100
28
7
4
6% Jan.
6% Jan. 23
3
8% Feb.
5
32% Jan.
2
24% Feb.
6
36% Feb.
93% Jan. 28
3
32% Jan.
% Jan.
2% Jan.
11% Jan.
2
19
77
29
2%
...
Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
9% Feb.
20
Feb.
36% Feb.
39
8;
7
14
29
Feb.
91
8
10
Sale
17
% Feb.
8
24%
12
4%
97
7
16
8
38%
% Sale
2%
3
12% Sale
5%
5%
Feb.
23 114
20
36
%
1
15
8
Feb.
105
Sale
4*
Feb.
Feb. 20
1
93% Feb.
5
5% Feb.
% Feb. 13
105
92
«
102
100**
Sale
35
14
6
29
Sale
m
2
Feb.
3% Feb. 18
27 250
26
Feb.
97
6
144
Feb.
7
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
115*
Jan.
8
95%
%
27
"9% "Feb. ~19
3
225
52
94
5
Y
1
8
27
66
3
Sale
Feb.
13% Feb.
Feb.
60
20
7
14
19
8
Sale
6
6
Jan.
55
22
Sale
9
14
10
66
3
4
16
17
4
15% Jan.
14
226
13
25
J an.
4
9% Jan.
18
57% Jan.
9% Jan.
55
13% Feb.
14
13% Feb. Ml
7
10
9
8
14
21
Jan.
1% Feb.
10
Jan.
8
Jan.
55
Feb.
8
8
Feb.
9
3% Feb. 27
5% Jan.
3
4
10% Feb.
19
Feb.
3
,5
9
10% Feb;
20
Jan.
14
Feb.
1
Jan.
4
Jan.
6
25
Jan.
8
Feb.
16
15
115**
7% Jan. 27
7% Feb. 16
9% Feb. 11
37
Feb.
26
18
Jan.
11
40% Feb.
17
95
14
Jan.
38% Feb; 23
%
2%
12%
6%
%
1%
%
%
2%
Jan. 11
Jan. 19
1
Feb.
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
4
Feb.
Jan. 14
Jan. 26
7
Jan.
94
37%
37%
58%
2%
3%
30%
81%
100
......
Feb.
51% Jan. 20
9% Jan. 15
8
53% Feb.
8% Feb.
6% Jan.
52
Jan.
66
Feb.
6
Jan.
7
—...
Sale
21% Sale
26%
23%
21%
23%
100
3
9
19% Sale
105
Sale
94
96
92
Feb.
Feb.
1
103
92
~44~
Feb.!
6
94
Feb.
1
36
44
37%
31
Feb.
3
37% Feb.
19
31
Feb.
3
43
34
43
31
44
37%
30
Feb.
3
34
Feb.
2
30
Feb.
3
60%
Feb.
1
60% Feb.
3% Feb.
19
57
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
13
4
57
37%
37%
60%
3%
59%
3%
5
58
30%
31
43
25
12
13%
8%
"56"" "55"'
66
"0% "0%
9%
226
250
13%
8%
11
25
25
10
12%
25
..25
13
1
1%
239 S Joaq Lt & Pw 7% pr pfd.100
6% prior preferred
82
100
868 Seaboard National Bank___25
310 Seaboard Nat Sec Corp
25
20,250 Security First Nat Bank___25
._*
2,700 Shell Union Corp com
25
1,200 Signal Oil-Gas A
Feb.
1% Feb.
53%
Preferred
Rio Grande Oil Co.
55
53%
%
10
13
1
39
new.*
Corp
Feb.
1% Feb. 10
Feb.
*
new
55
2
3% Feb. 27
4% Feb. 24
1
3% Feb.
Feb.
10
9
_25
3% Feb. 27
4% Feb. 24
2% Feb. 16
57
10
25
9,800 Republic Pete Co Ltd
1,200 Richfield Oil Co com
Sale
1
54
H
1%
10%
700 Western Air Express
4%
3
1
.10
Edison Ltd
.5/
19
Feb.
80
8
600 Pacific National Co
631
14 102% Jan.
93
Jan.
7
79% Jan.
92
75
Feb.
95
25,200 So Calif
70% Feb.
5
91% Feb.
2
96% Feb. 24
53% Feb.
35
9,100
70% Feb.
5
94 % Feb.
2
94% Feb. 11
56
32
100
11
59
90
Preferred
Feb.
Sale
*
Pac Western Oil
11 102
54
Jk*
T__
new.10
6% preferred
700 Pac Public Service
Feb.
59
...
£y»
_10
1,500
102
55
2,450 Pac Mutual Life Ins.
34,300
500
10
800
Series A
1,700
3,600 Pac Gas & Elec com
1st pref 6%
2,100
2,000 Pac Lighting Corp com
3,500
100
CoIIlOO
Preferred series C_.
"""600
3,000
25
Pac Amer Fire Ins Co
Pacific Clay Prod
Pac Finance
4%
2%
52%
1%
25
Oil Co A
600 MacMillan Pete Co
325 Mortgage Guarantee
101% Jan.
75
3%
4%
5
3% Sale
50%
1%
2
57
4%
3%
9
857
2,900
200
11
99%
81%
83
76%
98
77%
14
722 Hal Roach Studios 8% pfd.25
9,400 Internat Re-insur Corp
10
L A Gas & Elec
26
Feb.
60
97
97
♦
100 Goodyear Tire & Rub pfd.100
25 Goodyear Textile pref
100
3,400 Hancock
Feb.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
79% Jan.
74%
96
"I.
500 Golden State Co Ltd
2,500
100
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
87
98
3,800 Douglas Aircraft Inc.....i4*
100
77
Highest.
98%
73
Chrysler Corp....
300
'
llH
ili*
72
95
1%
3,300
"""200
57
75
73%
102
104% 103%
96
98
97%
93%
94%
&
85
86
86
71
94
Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
300 Commercial Discount
38
70%
74%
100
Lowest.
Ask.
Par.
1,550 California Bank.......;.,25
400 Calif Packing Corp
__25
1,700
1,175
14,700
2,000
91
75
97
100 Byron Jackson
"""650
94
78
89
4.400 Bolsa Chica Oil Corp A
10
335 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
100
77,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Feb. 26 102
101% 102% 102
91
Feb. 11
92
95% 92
100
102
68
STOCKS
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid.
75
87
1945
Bid.
91
65
100 Associated Gas & Electric
200 Barnsdall Oil Corp A
25
100
101
1957
Shares.
100
Ask.
Pacific Electric 5«;....^.1942
So Calif Edison 5s
1951
14,000
5s
8,000
1952
General 5B........„.il939
3,000
3,000 Co Calif Gas 4%s
1961
1,000 So Counties Gas 4%s
1968
2,000
Feb. 1.
1932.
2.000 Union Oil of Calif 5s
Shares,
1931.
$63,000
65,000
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
10,000 L A Gas & Electric 6s
1942
58
6,000
1961
5,000 L A Railway 1st mtge 5s..1938
1st ref 5s
1,000
1940
2,000 Nevada-Calif Elec 5s
1956
4,000 Pacific Gas & Electric 6s. 1941
5a
3,000
1942
5»
1,000
1955
1,000
2,000
6,000
1932.
$18,000
_______
Jan. 2
Bid.
4,000
*
Price
Since
February.
_
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29._
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales.
February
578,859
1,308,610
321,447
27%
24%
22%
25
91%
24% Sale"
15%
5
35
10
60
2% Sale
11
Sale
385
13% Sale
5%
.....
.....
4
6
3H
5
Sale
3%
...
Sale
38%
41%
27% Sale
23% Sale
21% Sale
24
88
34%
24%
91
Sale
Sale
11
14
6%
42%
8
50
3
10%
Sale
Sale
325
12%
7%
4%
Sale
15
102% 105
60
3%
3%
3% Feb.
5
Feb.
5
5
5
31% Sale
29% Feb.
9
42
40
Feb.
15
27% Sale
24%
24%
21% Sale
23% 24%
26%
23%
21%
23%
23%
Feb. 26
2
Feb.
Feb. 11
Feb. 24
Feb. 16
88
Feb.
90
96
6%
40
4%
10%
325
12
8%
5%
Jan.
5
5
3% Jan.
4
29% Jan.
24
Feb. 18
Feb. 17
4
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 24
2
F,eb.
24
Feb.
92
Feb.
5
32%
40%
27%
24%
21%
Feb.
19
17
40
Jan.
26%
23%
21%
23%
23%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
88
Feb.
26% Feb.
22% Jan.
4
5
5
if*
26
Jan.
Jan.
19
19
12
16
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
18
Feb.
11
14
4
15
23
IP
Jan.
16
24
Jan.
Feb.
19
2
92
Feb.
17
27
18
2
11
24
4
26% Feb. 29
5
22% Feb.
34% Feb.
29
37
Jan.
27
Feb.
18
30
27
Feb.
14
12
Feb.
6
12
Feb.
6
12
Feb.
6
12
Feb.
6
7
6
Feb.
8
7
Feb.
25
16
Feb.
8
8
Jan.
13
3
48% Feb.
2
2% Jan.
9% Feb. 10
55
Jan.
7
6
Feb.
17
12% Jan.
15
26% Sale
24% Sale
.....
2
3
29 108
52%
Sale
Sale
48% Feb.
3
2% Feb.
9% Feb.
10
325
Feb.
2
15
6%
,
5% Feb.
6
2
3
Feb.
17
11% Feb.
18
5 325
10% Feb. 10
Sale
48% Feb.
1
Feb.
5
12% Feb.
16
6% Feb.
24
325
Jan.
10% Feb.
7% Jan.
5
Jan.
4 325
10
11
27
Jan.
13% Jan.
7% Jan.
6% Feb.
4
1
15
21
4
1
'
•"
San Francisco Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
::
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
8TOCK
%
6,000
6,000
5,000
6,000
21",666
2,000
47,000
2,000
~4",666
6,000
"
"i",o66
2,000
6,000
25,000
1,000
"4",006
8,000
5,000
10,000
3,000
13,500
1,000
BONDS
Bid.
$
6,000
19,000
5,000
13,000
16,500
57,000
2,000
94%
..1941
6s.
5%s._.-
1955
9,000 Pacific Pub Serv Co 58...1936
26,000 Pacific Tel & Tel Co 5s___1937
5s
1952
4,000
1938
45,500 Ry Equip & Rlty Co 6s
2,000 S J Lt & Power Corp 6s..1952
5s
1957
2,000
1,000 Union Oil Co of Calif 6s..1942
Bond & Share Ltd cap
3,743
4,486 Byron Jackson
8,607
45
26,453
100
75
*
„*
com cap
831
10
100
*
608 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref_100
48% Feb.
1
17
94
Feb.
17
98% Feb.
102% Feb.
98% Feb.
100% Feb.
96% Feb.
13
Feb.
80
Feb.
4
60
Feb.
63
Feb.
13
Feb.
45% Feb.*
98% Feb.
Feb.
1013
983
102
101%
....
2 102% Feb.
87
87
86
100
100
97
Sale
63
68
63
68
103
60 %
105
Feb.
63
99
Feb.
102% Feb.
13
280
13%
103% 115
1%
1%
1%
2%
„
145
150
2% Sale
1%
1%
8%
9
%
1%
18%
100
15%
14%
13%
10
9
10
9
Sale
%
1%
22
%
1%
10
9
2
2%
Feb.
3
Feb. 23
Feb. 19 160
2
3%
Feb.
5
1%
Feb.
Feb.
15
10
ctfs *
series A
*
Preference series B
8% Sale
65
*
110 Emporium Capwell cap
3,425 Fageol Motors com
*
cap
*
10
Preferred
10
117 Fireman's Fund Indem
cap
6.356
10
2,702 Fireman's
Fund Insur cap 25
500 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
Food Machinery com
Preferred series A
10
__*
14
15
13%
'"l%
9%
3%
%
10%
4%
19*
10
10
7
100
1%
27%
_*
B
State Ltd cap
com.
Preferred..
__*
.20
25
2
4
22
42% Sale
_10
2,000 Haiku Pineapple Ltd
165
Ltd capital
450
10%
2,046
"""439
3
25
375
33
9
1%
Bros Pack Co cl A
*
618 Investors Assn The capital.*
1.357 Langandorf United Bak cl A
275
830
*
Salt Co capital.*
Corp pref. .100
*
1.150 Lyons-Magnus Inc A
No-par- value.-
10
1*4
23
Feb.
19
13 104% Jan.
19
21
5
11
68
92% Jan.
97
2%
4%
1%
7%
5
11
Feb.
9
2% Feb.
9
Feb.
19
19
142% Feb.
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
15
8% Jan.
2%
25
16
12
9
9% Jan.
28
10
Feb.
8% Jan.
Feb.
8
% Jan.
27
Jan.
20
5
3
19
19
Jan.
7
9 101
Jan.
5
4
11% Feb. 13
Feb.
1
61
Feb.
29
65
Jan.
13
13% Feb.
14% Feb.
11
Jan.
4
15
14
Jan.
26
15
Jan.
Jan.
18
6
93
Feb.
5
96
Jan.
16
Jan.
4
17% Feb. 19
65
95
Feb.
17%
15% Feb.
4
17% Feb.
19
13
Feb.
5
240
2% Feb. 23
13% Feb. 19
13% Feb. 23
9
Jan.
6
2% Jan.
16% Jan.
15
16
9
Jan.
5
15
Jan.
16
Feb.
240
250
5 242
13
1% Feb.
12% Feb.
3
13%
13%
1%
13
12% Feb.
1
11%
10% Feb.
13
Feb.
11
% Feb.
% Feb.
11
6
1%
%
%
20^
45%
25%
48
2
.....
9%
2
40
Sale
3
%
7
2
7%
33%
7%
9%
8%
10
"4%
36%
4%
18
"9" Feb".
11
Feb.
18
1
Sale
18
12
Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
15
40
Jan.
4
Jan.
22
6
Jan.
15% Jan.
8%
%
8%
Sale
1
Sale
I %Feb~. II
1% Feb.
31
Feb.
-2
2%
"3%.
6
6
Feb.
15
% Feb.
3
5
Feb.
9
8
Jan.
4
Feb.
18
Jan.
26
Jan.
26
Feb.
11
1% Feb.
11
Feb.
23
28
Jan.
29
35
Feb.
15
3
Feb.
15
5
3
% Feb.
8% Feb.
16
35
3
5
% Feb.
5% Jan.
2
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
% Feb.
8% Feb.
5
16
% Feb.
15
% Feb.
15
% Feb.
15
Feb.
17
5
J an.
8
5
Jan.
8
34% Feb.
1
34
Jan.
29
36
Jan.
15
8% Feb.
13
Feb.
13
21
5
5
10
7% Feb.
9% Feb.
17
9
9% Jan.
10% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20
38
Jan.
14
5
Feb.
20
18
4% Jan.
17
4% Feb.
1% Feb.
8% Feb-.
5
5
Feb.
18
Feb.
25
8% Feb.
29
3
23
4% Jan.
23
1% Jan.
7% Jan.
13
3
25
25
8% Feb. 29
Jan.
2
1
4
8>% Feb. 29
3
1
'"7% "Feb.
'"8% "Feb". '29
6% Jan.
•A
19
93 % Jan.
93% Feb.
Sale
4
85
5%
3
10
11
Jan.
38
38
5
5%
Feb.
11
3
Feb.
<9
32%
13
11
26
4
1
48
7% Feb.
9% Feb.
9
10%
Feb.
Feb.
9% Jan.
11
% Feb.
% Feb.
Feb.
40
8%
9%
Sale
15
% Feb.
% Jan.
13
Feb.
4
85
2%
1
Jan.
5 245
27
10% Feb.
25
8%
Feb.
1% Jan.
17
4
6
4
1%
5
Jan.
3% Feb.
1% Jan.
5
34%
ft
14
88
29
9
26/
6
10
Feb.
13
36
Sale
11
1
11% Feb.
27
94
Jan.
4
5
8
Feb.
8%
3
19 162
29
Feb.
8
17
9% Feb.
34
6%
6
% Jan.
1% Jan.
18% Jan.
Feb.
% Feb.
15
Sale
6
Jan.
16
10
17
2
2
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
1% Jan.
Feb.
90
% Feb.
11
21
Jan.
Jan.
9
5
2%
4%
16% Jan.
5 280
10
,
6
%
1%
7% Sale
5
4
6 114
Feb.
%
4
12% Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
5
11
555 L A Gas & Elec
2
87% Feb.
10 101% Jan.
15
99% Jan.
5
Feb.
..
31
40
2,060 Leslie-Calif
95% Jan.
7
93
9%
3
10
8%
40 Leighton Industries cl B vtc *
"580
Jan.
23
95
230
Sale
85
9
38
35 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
218
102% Feb.
27
Jan.
17%
%
%
20
25%
46% Sale
13%
%
%
30
%
2
5% Sale
%
2%
11
5
9%
3%
9
Common capital.
2,093
20
3,429 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
739 Hunt
99% Feb.
19
103% Jan.
18
18
3
14
1%
1%
12%
13
12% Sale
10%
85
1%
35 Honolulu Plantation cap'1.50
•
Jan.
2
Jan.
Hawaiian Pineapple Ltd—
951
19 100
101
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
>
101% Feb.
98% Feb.
94% Jan.
Jan.
92
Sale
300
242
1%
8%
8%
Laundry
*
com
372 General Paint A
215
11% Sale
J
2,000
19 100
280
88
250
com vot tr
6,435
Jan.
1
20
Sale
90
Crocker First Nat Bk SF caplOO
3,452
6
19
98% Feb.
3
3
16
Golden
13
Feb.
9
1
13
425
4
Feb.
45% Feb.
3 100% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
5 114
3
3
17
16% Feb. 18
3 280
% Feb. 24
*
2
3
20
15
9
Feb.
Feb.
8% Feb.
14
%
98
105
13% Feb.
280
108
102% 114
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
2
3
2%
2%
3%
142%
160
Sale
147% 150
2%
2%
3
2% Sale
2
1%
1%
1%
1%
Sale
114
12
9%
14
325
280
325
280
325
*
372
Feb.
63
97
Industries
Inc class A partic pref
425
80
2
7
92
14% Feb.
capital
4
Feb.
Jan.
13
95% Sale
*
200 Coast Cos Gas & El 1st pf 100
common
50
25
13 102% Feb.
5
521
5
40% Jan.
80
Feb.
18
421
14
27
11
13
21
Jan.
Feb.
Mercantile
1
99% Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 11 102% Feb.
Jan. 11 99% Jan.
96% Feb.
Feb. 13
Jan. 21 98% Jan.
97
Feb.
Galland
25
62
11
200 Foster & Kleiser
15
25
Jan.
19
61
1,281
98%
100%
99%
96%
98%
Jan.
52
Feb.
68
8
96% Jan.
87
1
Jan.
93% Feb. 17
17
17
10
17
17
10
72
8
25
87% Feb.
10 100% Feb.
15
98% Feb.
19
9
17
Feb.
98% Feb.
Feb.
87% Feb.
99% Feb.
99
2
100% Feb.
98% Jan?
Jan.
.
17
11
95% Sale
87
94
100
Sale
15%
2,310
6
3
98
Sale
12,510
13
36
11%
13,270 Crown Zeller
Preference
1,560
96% Feb.
61
61
Chemical
1
27
39%
36
Sale
16
96
*
cap
110
100
10
Feb.
Sale
4,823
41% Jan.
Feb.
94
98% Feb.
101
93% Feb.
64
11
Feb.
100
Jan.
1
17
44
37% Feb.
6
99% Feb.
96% Jan.
Feb.
67
Prices.
27 100% Feb.
Feb.
93% Feb.
19
17
80
40
Feb.
35% Jan.
52
161"" l03"
Sale
42
60
Sale
64% Feb.
93% Feb.
12%
13%
93%
*
cap
2
-
17
56
100
100 Calif Water Service pref__100
910 El Dorado Oil Works
200
8 100% Feb.
65
22,281 California Packing
376
~
100
10
570
~
9
Sale
315
2,405
4,200
Feb.
9 100
10%
86,965 Caterpillar Tractor
1,415 Clorox Chemical A
16
6,124
20
Preferred
1,500 California Copper cap
260 Calif Cotton Mills cap
295 California Ink Inc A
Consol
2,565
11
2
100
37% Feb.
27 100% Feb.
Sale
Sale Prices
Prices.
Par
Shares.
665 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
•
46%
94%
50
1952
5s_
322
170
44%
93%
55
Sale
103
98
98
98
1948
Pacific Gas & El Co 5s...1942
322
""'138
Sale
80
21
515
600
48%
43
96%
96%
96%
40%
633 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
1,585
1,987
Sale
66
Sale
100%
1945
5s
Feb.
100
99% Feb.
50%
98%
39
1935
360
60
2,175
99
—-
....
Mercantile Am Rlty Co 5s 1951
con
99%
67
64
78
Feb.
35% Feb. 20
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices
95
1940
1960
Nor Calif Pow
37%
Sale
100
101
30
100
Coast Co G & E Co 5s
Miller & Lux Inc 6s__.
Ask
100
Calif Packing Corp 5s
450
60
36
1942
Calif Ore Power Co 6s
10
10,100 Alaska Juneau G M cap
195 Anglo-Calif Trust cap
100
230 Anglo & Lon Paris NBSF 100
3,875 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
1,050 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
4.000
Ask,
1935
Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6% __1935
Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s_1933
5%
1937
Lowest.
Feb. 29.
1.
Ask. Bid.
99
Bid.
Associated Oil Co 6%
93,000 Emporium Capwell 5%s_-1942
4,000 Great Western Power 5s. 1946
1931-44
2,000 Ins Exch Bldg Co 6s
10,000 L A Gas & Elec Corp 5s..1939
6s
1942
27,000
5%s
1947
2,000
5%s
1943
1,000
5%s
1949
2,000
2,000
20,000
57,000
5,000
4,000
5,000
16,000
2,000
Feb.
1932.
STOCKS
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
Jan. 2
1.
Jan.
469,500
Price
EXCHANGE
Since
In
February.
1931.
$244,000
460,000
-
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
2,405,482
FRANCISCO
SAN
AGGREGATE SALES
1932.
February
1,367,143
Shares 1,038,299
...1,586,995
$184,500
Bond Sales.
1931.
1932.
Stock Sales.
February.
96
Feb.
3
3
-Feb
Feb.
4
u.
.Tan.
4 100
2
3
Feb.
Jan.
r
2
Jan.
14
Jan.
7
67
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
'•if
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EZCHANOE
February.
Shares.
Jan.
STOCKS
1.
72,327 Magnavox Co Ltd capital
Bid.
1,633
90
2,176
1,370
:
■
*
IX
283
815
5,831
7.802
100
Preferred
Paraffine Cos Inc
3
33 X
Sale
25N
Sale
39
Sale
93
95
22
108
15
1,530
1,000
620
650
*
Preferred
*
common
Series A preferred
8
X
H
X
3X
5
t 5
San Joaq Lt & Pr prior pf_100
Prior preferred series A. 100
485
103
91
100 Schlesinger & Sons cl A com *
Preferred
..100
120
16,033 Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
514% cum conv pref....100
100
275 Sherman Clay & Co pr pref 100
1
17
19
M
40
47 X
41
100
76 Sierra-Pac Elec Co pref
801 Socony-Vacuum Corp cap'l 25
Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).100
27
76
34.162
2,013
Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A
*
---
105
Sale
2N
20
Sale
40
Sale
103
91N 93
nH
79X
9N
Sale
"9N
27 X
34 X
10N
10
9N
3N
11
10
7
Sale
24
50
Sale
40
4N
50
5N
2N
MA
430
55
733,262
Tide Water Assoc Oil Co
com
Preferred
*
100
955,210 Transamerica Corp capital
*
Traung Label & Lltho cl A..*
"¥,663
12,384
200
Union Oil Associates cap'l.25
Union Oil Co of Calif cap'l_25
600 Union Sugar Co common..25
10,976
24,868
323 WellsFargoBk 5c UnTr cap 100
315 West Amer Finance Co pref 10
65
Western
8,818
13,430
320
755
"~2N
13N
20N
8
4N
9
2N Sale
24X
25X
2N Sale
14
17 X
10N
11N
12 X Sale
1
IN
180
IX
Sale
2X
IN Feb.
15
3N Feb.
16
Sate
24
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
11
10
4
N
"I*
N
6N
Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
3N Feb.
Feb.
30
13
Feb.
13
9
12
Feb.
Feb.
16
15
Feb.
Feb.
16
5N Feb. 23
12N Feb.
4
10
Feb.
6
Jan.
Feb.
16
15
3N Feb.
10
Feb.
6
Feb.
-
8
Feb.
16
.
3
Feb.
32N
24X
22N
36N
91N
2
15
8
Feb.
Feb. 10
Feb. 24
6
Feb.
Feb. 10
Feb.
10
12N Feb.
Feb.
II
18
Feb.
24
23 N Feb.
1
Feb.
18
Feb.
24
2
95
10
19N Feb.
15
Feb.
2N Feb.
No
oar
value
95
15
Feb. 18
Feb.
Jan.
14
Jan. 14
Feb. 18
Jan. 18
Feb.
10
2N Feb.
2
13 N Feb.
9 101
Feb.
19
10N Jan.
5
13N Feb.
19
18
93
9 102
Jan,
5 107 N Feb.
18
5 112
Jan.
9
22 X Feb.
1
2
Feb.
102N Feb.
19N Feb.
19
4
ION Feb. 25
6N Feb. 11
5
X Feb.
9
Feb. 24
10N Feb. 25
7N Feb. 16
|i"Feb"."23
N Feb. 26
5N Feb.
2
1 106N Jan.
2
95N Feb.
27
26
Jan.
21
25N Jan.
IX Jan.
8
I
10
Jan,
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
28
UN Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
14
18
6N
6N
X
N
3N
40
102N Jan.
89N Jan.
9
14
11
29
21
6
29
6X
9N
N
N
5N
6
23
26
29
50
Jan.
6
29 107
5
96
Jan.
Jan.
11
19
4
18
1
Jan.
4
1
Jan.
10
Jan.
9
11
Feb.
3
3
Jan.
2
21
Jan.
13
3N Jan.
21
Jan.
13
13
25 N
Sale
10
46
Feb.
20
41
Feb.
10
46
Feb.
20
76
Feb.
9N Feb.
10
76
Feb.
10
76
Feb.
10
76
Feb.
10
Feb.
15
9N Jan.
2
10
Jan.
10
11
27
Feb.
29
17
25N Jan.
5
10
37N Feb.
10N Feb.
8N Feb.
13
10
37N Jan. 21
10N Jan. 20
8N Feb.
5
41
Feb.
1
Feb.
10
8N Feb.
6N Feb.
24
22N Feb.
4N Feb.
2N Feb.
6
Jan.
5
13
8N Feb.
6N Jan.
5
Jan.
7
5
27N Feb. 18
22N Feb.
6
27 N Feb.
18
50
2
50
5
5
4N Feb.
3N Feb. 13
5
7
Feb.
5
40
52
4N
6N
2 N Sale
20 X
23
4N Sale
20
Sale
Sale
2N
200
2
Feb.
4
24
Feb.
1
2N Feb.
4
6
Feb.
17
20
16'""Feb". "5
IIN Feb". 16
11
Feb.
10
13
Feb.
18
2
Feb.
1
2
Feb.
1
175
Feb.
IN Feb.
2
16N Feb.
1
1 190
Feb. 26
IN Feb.
Jan.
4N Feb.
2X Jan.
5
5
2
Feb.
4
2N Jan.
13N Jan.
4
20
2
7
Jan.
2
4N Feb.
5
3N Jan. 14
27
6
Jan.
8
Feb. 17
14N Jan. 14
12N Jan. 15
10
Feb:
11
Feb.
10
14
Jan.
IN Jan.
12
2
Feb.
1
1 190
Jan.
Jan.
18
13
175
Feb.
5
2
IN Feb.
2
2
18
15N Jan.
5
20
15
Pipe & Steel of Calif
Common.
10
.....
16
17
17
Sale
17 N
18N
20
Feb.
Yellow & Checker Cab Co—
*
3
36N
26N
24X
4N
18
7
IN
15
3N Feb.
10
185
Feb.
4
Jan.
Feb. 10
Feb. 24
6
Feb.
91 ya Feb. 10
6
10N
IN
3
32N
24N
22N
36N
3N Feb.
9
12 N
16
3N
6
11
Feb.
"II" "Feb".
9N
24 N
8
2N Jan^ 25
IX Jan.
18
10N
(Consolidated) cl A
ser
1.50
6N
9N
6N
9
6
Sale
'
5N Feb. 23
12N Feb. 4
3N Feb.
"iI"""Feb.
50
80
-Ni;";:
9
Feb.
1
1
4
ilH
Sale
Sale
2N
13
15
IN Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
105N 103
Sale
91N Feb.
15
IN
18
Jan.
.....
104
94
15
20
10N
11
11N sale
2
Sale
175
IN Feb.
1
7N Feb. 18
Prices.
X Jan.
61X Jan.
IX Jan.
5
14
12
15
Highest.
Sale
IN Feb. 18
2N
Sale
6
24 N
100 Teleph Investm't Corp cap. 20
130 Thomas Allec Corp class A..*
i
12N
m
m
all*
9N
7X
4,076
22 N
92N
2
*
130
Sale
25
1,230 Spring Valley Co Ltd capital *
80,840 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
3.306
39
46
;
32,623
Sale
N
8
100
Class B..
Sale
24 N
22 N
i
3
"9X "OX "7"
N
N ""N "Feb"." II
is
310
100
12N
8
2N
6
"5% "10
—25
_
555
500
18,707
1,248
*
com
30
206
120
"""172
2
Sale
11
10
12
Sale
6
1
*
120
3,885
series
11X
2
■
N Feb.
96 N Sale
93
Feb.
107N 103
105N 102N Feb.
2N
Richfield Oil Co of Calif com *
982 Roos Bros Inc
532
"""20
Preferred
968 Rainier Pulp & Pap cl A
468
*
4N
11N
6N
7X
2
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
100
22*
25
X
IN
6N
4
12
Sale
3
MX Sale
24 N Sale
23 X Sale
38N Sale
93 X Sale
3
2X
12 X Sale
100
118
23
526 Ry Eq & Rlty Co 1st pref
N
2
IX
10N Sale
98 N Sale
405 Plg'n Whistle Corp partic pf *
112
AH
IN
2
B
47.161 Pacific Gas & Elec Co com.25
36,060
6% 1st preferred
25
9,521
514% 1st preferred
25
13,438 Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
$6 dividend pref
1,498
6,418 Pac Pub Serv com non-vot_.*
First preferred
*
11,926
3,856 Pac Tel & Tel Co common. 100
■■
IN
.....
Sale
10
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale
UN—..
3N
5
10
Lowest.
Sale Price.
90
3N
19
-6 N
20 Paauhau Sug Piantat'n capl5
;
4
12
Oliver United Filters Inc A__*
24,098
13,190
3,155
6,876
:-k
IX
12
514% preferred
Ask.
62
5
10
6% preferred
20
809
A ig
100
6,780 North Amer Oil Consol cap. 10
741 Occidental Insurance cap'l 10
510
4,027
5,501
2,505
Sale
90
....100
5
446
f-'-.r
.....
2N
ex
%
63 N
12—Sate
40
5,390
■
10
Feb. 29.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
10
40
5
■tf-
com
25 Market St Ry Co 2d pref__100
145 North Amer Inv Corp com. 100
"""145
?"1":
Merchant Cal Mach Co
Ask.
X Sale
*
120 Magnin & Co I preferred. 100
"""788
Feb.1.
1932.
Par.
Shares.
58,845
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
Since
6
Feb. 29
6N Feb. 25
6
Feb. 29
Feb. 18
6N Jan.
20
v;V
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
February
1932.
Jan. 1 to Feb.
AGGREGATE SALES,
1931.
Shares. 80,352
159,417
,
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
841
10
500
822
1,181
2,985
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
*
*
...
440 Clark (D L) Candy.
»
535 Columbia Gas
^
Feb. 1.
1932.
Par.
247 Calorlzlng Inc pref
..25
17,884 Carnegie Metals Co.......10
120
410
Bid.
Ask
10
13
Bid.
12
Feb. 29.
Ask,
4
Ask
Sale
245
V;
1,195
10 Follansbee Bros pref
120
Preferred
10
Sale
1%
7%
6
2
Feb.
9
Sale
8
Sale
4% Feb. 11
7% Feb.
9
7% Feb.
6
8%
8
7% Sale
2
Feb.
Sale
5
1%
1,390 Independent Brewing
IX Sale
8X
8
8X
14
Sale
55
Lone Star Gas
*
36
100
15
2
Jan.
25
3
1
Feb.
1
2
Feb.
16
1
Jan.
27
2
Feb.
2
8X Feb.
13
8
Jan.
8
Feb.
24
Jan.
21
Feb.
18
5% Feb.
9
5
Feb.
18
16
5
5
4% Jan.
8% Jan.
5
27
12% Feb.
8
14
Feb.
12% Feb.
18 X
pref 50
7%
Nat Fireproofing Corp
2,832 Pitts Screw
2,312 Plymouth Oil
4
10
Jan.
5
14
57
Feb.
29
56
Feb.
29
60
Jan.113
Feb.
11% Feb.
3
10
Jan.
29
14
Jan.
13
Feb.
85
Feb.
20
85
Feb.
20
85
Feb.
20
2% Feb.
3
Feb.
23
2
Jan.
2
3
Jan.
9
25
2%
8% Sale
3
2
Feb.
3
Feb.
25
2
Feb.
10
Feb.
79
Feb.
6
78
Feb.
10
3
80
Feb.
Jan.
58
56
Feb.
60
Feb.
2
56
Jan.
5
61
Jan.[28
8% Feb.
.1
7% Sale
7X Feb. 29
36
Feb.
6
42
Feb.
15
12 X Feb.
20
15
Feb.
4
7X Feb.
4
8X Feb.
7% Feb. 29
17
36
1
13
8
6
8
9c
7c
10% Jan.
6c
6c Feb.
4
4% Sale
3X Feb.
9
5
8
6
Feb.
2
8'X Feb. 23
32
3% Sale
7X
Feb.
18
32
Feb.
18
3
Feb.
4
3
Feb.
4
Sale
Bolt Corp
*
.......S
*
990 Standard Steel Spring
90
*
United Engine 8c Fdy
570
211
358
2,469
225
265 Waverly OH Works cl A
3,923 Westtnghouse Air Brake
*
25
711 United States Glass Co
508 Vanadium Alloy Steel—.—*
2,908
7c Feb.
Feb.
3X
Sale
19
3%
6%
4
Sale
18 X
Sale
3%
Sale
6
IX Sale
1% Sale
Sale
1
12
17 X
4
6X
2
1
10 X
18 34
14
17X Feb.
3X Feb.
6% Feb.
1
Feb
10
21X
IX
12 X
13
Feb.
20X
18
Feb.
12"" :::::
14
3
19
6c
Feb.
3% Jan.
20
4
6
9% Jan. [14
42
Feb.
15
1
Jan.[12
19% Jan.
9
9
Jan.
15
10% Jan. [20
7c Jan.i23
5
Feb.
19
8% Feb.
Feb.
3% Jan.
23
6
IX Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4X Feb.
6% Feb.
16
4
IX Feb. 23
1
19
13
32
18
Feb.
18
4
Jan.
12
1
Jan.[12
17% Jan.
3% Jan.
6% Feb.
5
4
9
19
Jan.
2
4% Feb.
7% Jan.
16
14
4
1% Jan.
10% Jan.
12
2
Jan.
Jan.
19
6
1
Feb.
10
Jan.
5
2
18
Feb.
15
1% Jan.
29
18
Feb.
8
J*
Feb.
5
Feb.
10
5
15 x21X Feb.
Feb.
18
8
.
2
32
3
17
9
9
Feb.
Sale"
15%
Sale"
200 Worthington Ball Bear B-_*
2
IX Feb.
13X Feb. 11
Feb.
2
16% Feb.
15
25
15%
25
Feb.
3
6% Feb.
10
Feb.
3
6X Feb. 10
13
14
Jan.
18
1% Feb.
13% Jan.
7
16% Feb.
Feb.
3
25
6% Feb.
10
9% Jan.
3
*
100 Westghouse El at Mfg
6
12
27
1
....
*
50
100
200
.
Feb.
Jan.
12% Feb. 20
7% Feb.
4
11
50
Jan.[25
78
15
Sale
10
Jan. ' 7
V4 Jf
Sale
60
25c
5,510 Shamrock Oil at Gas..
4,475
50
13% Feb.
Feb.
25
Security.*
10.202 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
25
6,017
1,512
1,400
7
Jan.
12% Feb.
56
100 Pittsburgh Invest
■
8
Jan.(25
Jan.i12
8% Feb. 13
14% Jan.
9
3
Jan.121
5% Jan.! 21
5
Jan. p8
8% Jan. (27
Sale
40
5
Preferred
50
680
13 Pittsburgh Coal preferred 100
245 Pittsburgh Forglngs
.*
13
Feb
Sale
7
58
50
*
8,400 Phoenix Oil
1,231 Pittsburg Brewing
961
Feb.
8
6
13 X
2%
8% Sale
Mesta Machine
100 Petroleum Exploration
630
8
12
85
65
100
Preferred
75 McKlnney Mfg
7,500
2
9
6
Feb.
57
Sale
com..
50 McCrady Rodgers pref
145
4% Jan.
7X Feb.
7X Feb.
2% Feb. 29
5% Feb. 19
10
Jan. i2
8% Jan.
9
10
13 X
58
80""
5,494
1,495
30
9
10% Jan.
50
10
65
2%
50
1,630
6
Feb.
Feb.
4X Feb.
4%
150
53,270
Feb.
2
30
3
395 Stoppers Gas at Coke pref.100
195
30
2
8
5
Preferred
50
605
320 Jones 0t Laughlin St'l pf_.100
26,741
6
2% Feb. 29
5% Feb. 19
Feb.
10X Feb. 24
3
Sale
1
7%
Prices.
Jan.
2
13
12
4%
.....
*
10
700
555
24
100
395 Harb-Walker Refrac
310
2
Feb.
2X
...*
....
165
10
Feb.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices
10
Jan. 20
10
Jan.
7
*
3,655 Hachmelster-Lind Co
20
Highest.
Sale Prices.
10
Sale
Lowest
Lowest.
30
1%
4%
10
Devonian Oil
40 Donahoes IncclA..
2,380
RANGE SINCE JAN. 2.
Sale Prices.
12
Sale
*
& Electric
Bid.
-50
10 Consolidated Ice
230 Crandall McK & Henderson
200
■i>V.
STOCKS
1,896 Armstrong Cork Co
5,789 Blaw-Knox Co
6,150
$3,000
12,000
Jan. 2
*
1,551 Allegheny Steel
*
5,050 Aluminum Goods Mfg
10 Amer Fruit Growers pref.100
570 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
*
Preferred
10
1,472
20
$2,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
Price
Since
February.
237,025
1931.
February
PITTSBURGH
STOCKEXCHANGE
In
1932.
Bond Sales.
116,248
20
25
2
3
22
Jan.[20
Jan.Ill
15
Feb.
3
6% Feb.
10
10% Jan.
28
13
UNLISTED.
*
440 Copperweld Steel..........*
3,000 Leonard Oil Development..25
275 Lone Star Gas pref
100
H.037 West Public Service rte ._»
271 Central Tube Co
440
1,500
30
4,727
•
5
25c
50c
10
75
3%
7
25c Sale
25c
75
Sale
4X
Sale
4% Sale
75
4
Feb. 25
Feb.
1
Feb.
8
Feb.
5
10
Feb.
13
25c
Feb.
1
76
Feb.
'5
5
Feb.
19
7
Feb.
25
10
Feb.
25c
Jan.
8
30c
Jan.
75
Jan.
7
76
Feb.
5
3% Jan.
4
5
Feb.
19
23
56
Jan.
27
8
BONDS.
$2,000 Pittsburgh Brewing is..1949
*
No par value,
x
Ex-dividend,
r
Cash sale.
55
Jan.
In the earlier part of this
publication complete records of the dealings
the country, for the latest month and for the calendar year to date,
General Quotations
those dealt in
to the
we
combine in
the exchanges*
on
are
the leading stock exchanges of
on
furnished.
In this department o
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
one
but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
The following is
an
inde*
different classes of securities quoted:
69
Public
Utility Bonds.....
75
Insurance Stocks and Scrip
.73
Public
Utility Stocks
80
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks...
87
Industrial & Miscellaneous Bonds
83
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks
81
Industrial & Miscellaneous Stocks
87
United States and Municipal
85
Canadian
....
Steam Railroad Stocks
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds
...
Joint Stock Land Bank Stocks..
...91
Federal Land Bank Bonds
^._92
Real Estate Bonds
investment
Paga
Page
Pas*
Steam Railroad Bonds..
Exchange Seats
..100
Textile Manufacturing Stocks
...74
Mining Stocks
...
Trust Stocks
91
and Bonds
_.8S
86-112
Bonds.....—92
Municipal Bonds
J
.94
93
Foreign Government Bond*
.86
Quotations from all Stock Exchanges are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
As the New York Steck
Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and interest," we have adopted the same method and no longer employ a designating
mark to Indicate the fact except
to the
price, he must
pay
where there is
a
deviation from this rule.
accrued Interest in addition to the price.
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter "/" is prefixed
This, however, does not apply to income bonds
or
bonds in default. In which case*
the price includes the interest, should there be any.
The letter "/" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation Is a flab price—that Is, that the accrued Interest forms part of the price, and
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately in making paymeut.
default, the price is always "flat," and
Quotations for equipment bonds
are
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
thus (d) are per share.
It should
cases
the
All others
no
are
based
are
on
of Income bonds and bonds in
maturities
average
are per cent except bank stock
obtained from
case
"and dividend"; that Is, the accrued dividend must be paid In addition to the price.
prices, which
be borne In mind in the use of these tables that the
figures
As already stated In the
designating mark is employed to indicate the fact.
sources
which
are
are
Stock prices marked
quoted per share unless otherwise stated.
quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities
merely nominal, but In all
are
considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used, via.; "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
conv" for convertible, "t f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "op" for
optional.
The black-faced type in the letters showing the Interest period Indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.—All bond
Bonds.
prices
Bid
RAILROAD BONDS
Adirondack 1st 4 Ms 1942 gul
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942.«
are
"and interest" except where marked
Aak
85
Atlantic Coast Line of S
45
Alabama Great Southern—
1st cons g 5s 1943 tar A
Ji
1st cons 4a 1943 ser B
J<S
Alabama N Orl T A P June—
55
42
45
75
90
If
I if
90
95
•B'
90
95
•c
If
86
91
10
Prior lien 6s 1948
-iJ«
Gen Income 6s Oct 1948
Alabama A Vicksburg By—
1st M g 5s 1974 series A-MJ
3
66
Albany A Susq 3 Ms gold 1946
(cony before 1916) gu
Ai
Alleghany Corp—
75
—
70
....
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
Atl A Danville 1st 4s 1948
JAJ
JAJ
2d g 4s 1948
JAJ
Atl AYad 1st gu g 4a 1949—AAO
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947--AAO
Aus A NWlst 5s g 1941
JAJ
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Bait A Harris g 5s 1936
MAN
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 MAN
Baltimore A Ohio—
1st M 4s g July 1 1948—AAO
1st M 5s July 1 1948——AAO
Oonv 4Ms 1933 red 1923-MAS
Conv g 4 Ms I960
-FAA
Bef A gen 5s 1995 series A. JAD
Bef A gen 6s 1995 series O- JAD
Ref A gen 5s 2000 ser
30M
34
29 M
28 M
31
29M
4s 1942--MA
84 M
89
A West 4« guar 1998—AA
Amor Dock A Impt—See Ind A1
Ann Arbor 1st g 1995
Q-
iscell—
conv 5s
Allegheny Val
1950..
gen
AA
A1
70M
25 M
92
Eq tr 6s 1932-35 (s-a)—JAJ 1
Ark A Mem By Brge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
MA
75
80
80
Ool 1st M g gu 4s 1955—J&
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
w*
78
78
73
79
Stamped.
Series B.
Athens Terminal By—
1st g 5s 1937
JA
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
§I*
83
84
91M
74 M
87 M
1/115
79M
/
79
80
91M
88 M
90 M
125
82
25
90
87 M
90
80 M
38
5Hb 1029 extd as 5'
1954
MA
Atlantic Qoast Line Oo of OonnOerts Indebt 5s irredeem. JAD /
Atlantic Ooast Line BB—
1st cons 4s July 11952—MAS
Ool tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op-MAN
Oonv deb 4s 1939 op 1916MAN
Gen unlf ser A 4 Ha 1904.JAD
En 6 Us Feb 1936 fvear) FA 4 ft
40
JAJ
JAJ
Medford Ext 5« 1937—MAN
Plscat Div g 5s Jan 1943--AAO
St Johns Biv Ext gu 5s '39-FAA
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43-AAO
Washburn Ext 1st 6s *39--FAA
Bat Creek A S 1st gu g 3s '89 JAD
Bay O A B O 1st M g 3s 1989-JAD
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
JAJ
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936
JAJ
2d guar gold 5s 1936
-JAJ
Beech Ork Ext 3 Us 1951—AAO
Belllngham Bay A British Ool—
1st g 5s Dec 1
JAD
Big Sandy By 1st g 4s 1944-JAD
Bolivia By 1st 5s 1927
JAJ
Boonville BB Bridge 4s *41-MAN
Boonville St L A Sou 5s '51-FAA
85
—-
80
64
70
83
68
35
28 M
25
27
80"
100M
55"
60
93
95
94
96
3M« Jan 1
4s-5s April 1947
5s Apr 1944
-
-
5s June 1945
5s Jan 1940
5s May 1943
-
6s Mar 1942
5s Jan 1943
—
82 M
82 M
91
92
1st
82 M
83 M
ttr
gg
76
77
66 M
6.50
6.50
79 %
6.50
6.50
6.50
6%
6%
MAS
MAN
AAO
4Ms 1961 ser JJ
5s Mar.
4s Feb 1 1937
4s Aug 1942
FAA
-
FAA
JAJ
3s July 1950
6s Jan 1 1933
JAJ
Equip 5Ms 1932-1937 (yr)FAA
Eq tr 6s 1932-38 (year)—JAD
6%
78
58
101M
63
80
75
61
75
70
72
70
76
72
76
70
75
4s Oct 1 1934
AAO
BosANYAL 1st 4s g 1955-FAA
Boston Rev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 4M« July 15 1947-JAJ15
Gen m 6s 1933
JAJ 15
JAD
Brook A Mon 2d 5s 1938
Brun A West 1st 4s 1938
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s
JAJ
JAJ
1941
1st ref 5s 1961
JAJ
Bluff Point Land A Impt—See In
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
69
74M
m
7.50
6.50%
70
75
80
68
55
73"
94
7.50
7.50
65
96
6.50%
6.50%
85"
95"
52
58 M
55
65
60
70
w
80
65
70
Mi scell.
A
90
95
SI*
98
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
JAJ
Burl Cedar Baplds A North—
Con 1st A coll tr 5s g *34. AAO
70
72
Butte Anaconda A Pac 5s'44 FAA
70
80
Buff
80
92 H
87"
93
55M
85
84
Gen M g 4s 1955-.—-—FAA
Cambria A Ind 1st 4Mb '68—JAJ
Canada Atl 1st 4s 1955
JAJ
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A. AAO
Can Nat Rys 4Mb 1954-MAS 15
85 M
Ml
scell.
4MB
1957
4Ms 1968
4 Ms guar 1956
55"
60
80
88 M
85
90
90
-
JAJ
—JAD
FAA
4Ms guar 1955
JAD 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970
FAA
5s guar 1969
JAJ
5s guar 1969
-.AAO
Eq tr 4 Ms 1932-1942 (gu) MAN
Eq tr 4Ms 1932-45(ann)..JAD
Canadian Northern—
5 F deb 7s 1940
S F deb 6 Ms 1946
90
-JAD
JAJ
10-yr g 4 Ms Feb 15 1935.FAA
5.50%
Nominal,
100
Cam A Clear—1st 5s g 1941-JAJ
Eq tr 5 Ms 1932-38 (year) MAN
A
51M
-
77
78
ser
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939--.JAJ
n
75M
MAS
-MAN
4M» 1957
80
/London,
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
70
73
K 1933 (s-a;
FAA
A Susquehanna BB Corp—
General 5s g 1937
Con g
Eq 6s
5s July 1
£ Last sale
95
70
Wor Nashua A Roch 4-5s 1945
77
53
85
1 1932 Series
Eq 4Ms 1932-1943 (yr)„AAO
(old) 4M*
JAJ
Bost A Maine
6%
76 M
76
78
m
80
6^25
Ask.
67.
66*
JAJ
1951
Ref 3 Ms 1952 gu N Y O—AAO
Boston A Lowell 4M« Feb *33-JAJ
Boston A Maine (new) 5s Sept *41
5s May 1940—
1st m 5s 1967 ser AO
1st m 5s 1955 ser 2
Albany 5s Oct '63—JAJ
JAD
1938
JAJ
4 Ms July 1937
—JAJ
4 Ms lmpt 1978
—FAA
4s May 11933 gu N Y O.MAN
4s May 1 1934 gu N Y O.MAN
4s May 11935 gu N Y O.MAN
/This Price includes accrued Interest.
1932
77
5s June 1942——.
80
5.75%
5.60%
Belt By of Ohatt 5s 1945—-JAJ
Belvidere Del 1st 3 Ms 1943—JAJ
Boston A
1st M
kBasis.
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
Cons refund g 4s 1951
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
Bluff Point Land A Imp—See In
65"
to May
4 Ms 1932-40 (yr)„MAN
4M* '33-41 O (yr)—FAA
5s 1932-37 (yr)
FAA
5s 1933-38 (yr)
FAA
6s *33-'35 (yr)—JAJ 15
Belt BR A Stk Yds (Ind'p'lis)—
1st ref gold 4s 1939MAN
51
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s. 1938
A
tr
tr
tr
tr
tr
D—MAS
Pittsb Lake Erie A W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941—-MAN
S W Div 1st 5s 1950——JAJ
Toledo A Oln Div 4s 1959--JAJ
34 M
97
75
Trans S L 1st
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
6.25
6.25
v—
-
78
Bid.
Boston A Albany (Concluded)—
Eq 6s 1933-1935 (yr)—JAJ 15
Eq 4Mj 1933-'41 E (yr).FAA
——
Bonds.
Ask.
Atlantic Ooast Line BB (Cone/)
Ak Cant A Youngst-—
Ool A
Bid.
Bonds.
and income and defaulted bonds.
a
Sale prioR.
74
7.50
55
78
6.50%
84
65
95
77 M
78
76M
77 H
son
83 M
76M
78
82 M
84M
84
II
98
99
92
m
?s
98 M
106
95M
RAILROAD BONDS
70
i
"r* and Income and defaulted bonds.
NOTICE.—All bona prices are "and Interest" except where marked
A»k.
Bid.
Bonds
Oanadlan NW4H* Oct 221943Oanadlan Pacific—
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
§9^
76
80
78
71
75%
J&J
Ref g 4s 1934 opt to 1911--A&O
Sec 434s 1952 ser A
M&S
30-yr. conv.43*s I960—M&N
Eq6s Jan 151933-"35 (yr)J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (s-a)
J&D
Eq tr 5s 1932-'34 (s-a)—A&O
Eq 43*s *32-'42 O (yT)
J&J
Eq tr 43*s *32-'45 (s-a)—J&D
6.50%
6.50%
39
89
87
6%
6%
6%
Equip 5s 1932-1937 s-a.-A&O
Bq 5s 1932-1933 s-a
J&D
Bq tr 6s 1933-'35 (yrly).J&J15
Oart & Adlr 1st 4s 1981
J&D
Oatawlssa cons g 4s 1948-—A&O
Gent Ark & Ba 1st 5s 1940 op J&J
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s '48-J&D
Oentral of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945—P&A
Registered $1,000 & $5,000Oona gold 6s 1945
M&N
Registered $1,000 & $5,000-Ref & gen 6 %s 1959 ser B_ A&O
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser O-.A&O
Bq tr 4%s '33-*40 ser P(yr)M&S
Bq tr 4 %s ,32-'40serQ(yr)M&N
Bq tr 5a 1932-'38 (yrly)-J&D
Ghat Dlv gold 4s 1951—J&D
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946
J&J
Mid Ga& Atl 1st 5s 1947—J&J
Mobile Dlv g 5s 1946
J&J
Oconee Dlv 1st g 5s 1945--J&D
Ocean S 8 1st 5s 1943-1—J&J
Gent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1961 J&J
Oentral of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987 J&J
Gen M 4s 1987
J&J
Bq tr 6s '33-35 (yrly)— J&J 15
Bq tr 4%s 1932-'41 (yr)-F&A
7 50
7.50
7.50
7.50
6 50%
7.50
7.50
6 50%
b
7.50
6.50%
63%
81
El Paso & R I 1st gu
75
El Paso 8c S W RR—
>
1st & ref 5s 1965
Erie—
Prior lien gold 4s 1996
38"
47
6.25%
75
79%
10134
75
63
gold
F&A
European loan 4s 1946-M&S
M&N
40
b 7.50
b
7.50
80
lst
cons guar g
4s 1940---1
81
68%
81
69%
87%
82
83
61
6 50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
60%
White W V Dlv 1st 4s '40-J'
96
98
Equip to 6s 1932-1935
Indianap—
Gen cons gold 6s 1934
J
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling-
100
Olev Oolum Cln &
87
86
85
993*
M
Gen
5s
1936.
98
-
78%
"
98
Cleveland & Plttsburgh88
79%
J&J
M&N
14
1st
s
f 43*8
1977
2d 4s 1936
80"
"*95
80
85
,
Colorado & Southern
Ohlcago Indiana & Southern Ry
;
Oon mtge g 4s 1956 guar.-J&J
Ohlcago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—J&J
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B-.J&J
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O-.J&J
1st 8c gen 5s 1966 series A-M&N
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B J&J
Equip tr 6s *33-'35 (yr)-_J&J15
Monon Goal gu 6s '36 opt J&D
Ohic & I O Ry 1st 5s 1936—J&J
Ohlcago Lake Shore & Eastern—
1st M 4Mb 1969 opt 1919-J&D
Ohic Memp & Gulf 5s 1940—J&J
(yr)F&A
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 334s g 1987
M&N
Gen M gold 4s 1987
M&N
Stmpd non-pay Fed lnc tax
Gen M 5s '87 stpd lnc tax M&N
Gen M 4 %s'87stpd lnc taxM&N
Gen M4%s'87 stpd inctax M&N
Sinking fund deb 5s 1933-M&N
15-year 6%s Mar 1936—M&S
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D
1st & ref 434s May 2037.-J&D
1st & ref 4Mb May 2037O J&D
Oonv g 4Mb 1949 ser A—M&N
99
90
Columbia & Port Deposit—
54%
50
20
2l"
35%
37
Ouban Nor Rys 1st 5
36
40
35
40
95
30
98
20
25
95
so
75
85"
82
20
30
Delaware R.R.—
39
General 4%s 1932—
Del & Bound Br 33*s
Delaware & Hudson—
'
F
L
8
533*
673*
673*
703*
7%
7%
7%
7%
61
64%
63
63
683*
75
80
F
72
753*
I
93
95
5
97
100
1
89%
r
98%
95%
40"
50"
60
63
84%
93
85
80
35
75
77%
68
73
68%
7%
7%
7%
70
B—J&J
Fruit
84
80
6%
el
Express
J&D ?
1932-1940.J&D
6%
6%
?3
II"
1
32
32%
41%
43
85
Deb
50
70
71%
96%
20
65
7%
5%
ctfs B
Juantanamo &
Western—
-J&J
1st M 6s 1958 set- A
ff
16%
"9"
15
A&O
47
A&O
45%
51%
49%
31
55
Juayaquil & Quito 1st 5s '32 J&J2
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
Denver 8c Rio
1st 5 3*s 1950 ser B
1st 5s 1950 Series O
Grande Wester n-
Denver & Salt Lake
Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb '52.J&J
>ulf &
fulf Terminal of Mobile—
r b
Eq tr 43*8 1
Denver & Rio Grande—
64%
63%
Toboken
&
Y N
locking
"2"
Certificates of deposit.
"8"
f
25
....
.
-M&S
30
)
80
78
78
81
80%
6.75
5.75%
6.75
5.75%
6.75
5.75%
84"
72
72
1999—J&J
10
5
25
r
5
Ry—
Eq tr 5s 1932-1938 (ann)_A&0
Eq tr 5s 1932-1939 (yr)—J&J
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (yT)
J&J 15
40"
)
Valley
1st cons gold 43*s
4
\
70
H& Ha rtford
Term Oo—
Certificates of deposit
if
30
RR
1st Hen s r 6s 1947
—
80"
843*
48%
4234
423*
J&J
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu
R & Portch—See N
Garl
65%
67%
Ry—
1st mtge 6s 1950
29 %
88%
84%
I
65
42
81
98%
95%
Ry of Canada—
Cons 4s 1934 opt to 1914--A&O
Ireenb Ry lst g gu 4s *40.-M&N
Green Bay & Wost debt certs A—
99%
r
70
80
67
78
76
Great Northern
——
F
43 %
42
65
82
J&J
Eq 5s J'ne 15'32'30 (yr)
)
8
90
J&J
Western
—.
)
8
mmmrn
95
82
95
Eq tr 43*s
r
63
8
55%
50
50
6.50%
89
Gen 43*s 1976 ser D
Gen 43*s 1977 ser E
35
r
69
*>
WW
7.50
3*s '61 opt '41.J&J
Gen M 53*s 1952 ser
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
40
65
85
'•»
•»
M
94%
82%
78%
1st & ref g 4
39
62
108
J&J
J&D
Eq tr 43*s 1932-1939
M&S
Eq tr 4 3*s 1932-1940 D (yr) J& J
Eq tr 5s 1932-1938 (yr)„M&S
84
93*
■■''m
J&J
1962
Geh M 7s 1936 series A
(Phlla)-
35"
9%
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
.
b Basis
.
|
1st 5s Mar 1
1964
J
J&J
/ This price Includes accrued Int. k Last sale. I In London, m Dollar per
i
Great Northern—
31
38 %
•
HI
78
Eqtr 5s Dec 14'32-'43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
J&D
90
30
60 %
52
1
22
19
102"
4s $ July 1 1950--J&J
1st g gu
70
Connecting Ry
1
A&O
1959--M&S
60
50%
10 0
27
1941—J&J
60
40
30
20
Alg gu_M&N
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alg gu.M&N
Gen 4a 1962 Oan Gov gu>-J&J
Prairie Section 4a 1955—A&O
Mountain Sec 4s 1955
A&O
Lake Sup Dlv 4s 1955
A&O
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Sink fund g deb 7s 1940- -A&O
Deb g 6s Sept 1 1936
M&S
63*s 1936
.F&A
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950-J&J
71
53%
Ohic Mllw St Paul & Pac RR—
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A
Oonv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989.—J&J
Gen g 3%s B May 1 1989-J&J
Gen 4 Mb May *89 series O-J&J
Gen M 4Mb 1989 ser E..M&N
Gen M 4Mb May '99 serF_J&J
Bq 4Mb *32-*43 B & F (yr)-J&J
Eq 4%s '32-'41 G 8c H(yr).J&J
Equip tr 6s 1933-35 (yr)_J&J15
66
85
85
91%
65
93
84
M 3s
1st
91%
Income 5s Oct 1982
Ohic Grt West 1st 4s 1959--M&S
-
Grand Rlv Valley 4s
71
s<
Coal Rlv Ry 1st 4s gu
75
,95
'20%
12
1st 4s Feb 25 '39
15%
70%
96
81%
Eq tr 43*s 1932-1939 s-a-M&N
J&D
87
81%
65
90
A&O
1952
Gr R & Ind ext 43*s
94%
95
95
50
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942
68
r
86
88
94
Grand Trunk Pacific—
Gleveland Terminal & Valleylst 4s gold guar 1995
M
1st & ref g os 1971 ser A—F&A
Illinois Dlv 334s *49 op '29 J&J
4%
2
•
78
46
84%
96%
12
10
of deposit
Deb 5s
Cleveland Union Terminals—
84%
83%
40
J&D
74%
48%
95
60
—
76
90
20
Georgia Fla & Ala RR—
1st M & ref 6s 1952
F&A
Ga Mid 1st g 3s 1946-. —-A&O
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951—A&O
4s Jan 1 1947
J&J
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945.-J&J
81
Int red to 334%-
Certificates of deposit—
Ohlcago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934
A&O
Ohlcago & Erie 5s 1st g '82-M&N
D O 6s 1921
74
A&O
M&S
Genesee River 6s 1957..
J&J
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948-J&D
Ga Oaro & N 1st 5s g 1929--J&J
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 ser A
M&N
88
45%
5
80
80
Galveston Term 6a 1938-.
85
-
Worth &
Ctfs
75
463*
52%
5%
Inc. deb 6s 1952
87
5134
85
37
1933--A&O
Galv Houston & Henderson—
102
94
81
85
1st M 5s 1933-..-
75
72
68
71
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
993*
85
85
93
J&J
Ext at 53*% to 1961
79
75
79%
_
1940--J&J
Erern Elk & Mo V 6*
§§**
84
100%
.
45%
43%
43%
8%
8%
8%
993*
Eq 4v*s '32 *35 G
A&O
Eq 43*s "32-'41 H (s-a).-M&S
Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945
J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
1st cons ref g 43*s 1947
J&J
Gen ref gold 4« 1950
J&J
1st cons ref 4 3*s *52 opt--M&N
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938
J&D
Ft Smith & West 1st g 4s *54-A&O
Fort St Un Dept Det 4%s *41 J&J
Ft
95
97%
88
45%
45%
...
80
71
J
General 4s gold 1993
ds
/
Stpd as to Oct 1931 Int
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 '32-35
(yearly)
J&J15
Chicago Burlington & Qulncy—
Gen M 4s 1958M&S
1st & ref 4Mb ser B 1977--F&A
ser B
94%
97%
Clev Oinc Ohic & St Louis—
70
Corp 1st 4%s'45 F&A
Equip tr 5s*32-'40
6.50%
Cleveland Akron & Oolumbus-
nd& M Isc.
Ohesapeake & Ohio Northern—
1st M 5s 1945 guar
A&O
Chesterfield & Lane 1st 5s '55F& A
Ohic & Alton 1st 3M' 1950--J&J
RR refunding g 3s 1949--A&O
^
85
97
Misc.
60
—
1949
60
Olncin North 1st g 4s 1951--.
Cincinnati Union Term Oo—
6.50%
6.50%
73%
60%
European & N A gold 4s 1933 J&J
Fitchburg 5s Jan 1 1934
J&J
4 3*s Jan 1933
J&J
Florida Central & Peninsula—
1st cons 5s gold 1943
J&J
Florida East Coast 4%s *69-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1974
-M&S
Certificates of deposit
95
Bq tr 5%s '32-'37 (yrly).-J&D
Bq tr 6s 1933-'35 (yrly).J&J15
Bq 6Mb 1932-35 (ann)
_J&D
Oralg Valley 1st 5s g 1940-J&J
Potts Crook 4s 1946
J&J
R & A Dlv 1st con g 4s *89-J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
J&J
Warm Spr Val 1st 6s g '41-M&S
Elevator Go g 4s gu 1938--A&O
July 1
98%
58
87%
b 7.50
Ref&impt4%sl993 serA A&O
Ref & Impt 4Mb *95 ser B J&J
Bq tr 4%s *32-'40 W (yr)_A&0
Bq tr 5s 32-'38 (yr)
M&S15
4s
80
85
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (yr)—£
-
Gen gu g 33*s ser B
Series O 1940——
80:.
80
453*
Ohic & East 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
Erie & Pittsburgh—
80
65
Gin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
Gent RR & Bkg 5s 1937
Central Vermont Ry—
—
82%
60%
1st gold guar 4s 1953
A
O 1SL& O 1st 4s g Aug *36-J
OIn Ind & West 1st 5s 1965-M
75"
West Poc
70"
99%
108%
74%
F&A
A&O
_
70
89
108
81
Guar g 6s 1960
■
J&J
J&J
A&O
67%
80%
87%
99%
OInc Ind & St L Sh Line Ry—
5.75%
5.50%
•_
97
30
90
90
£■
A&O
■
93%
40%
27
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton
80
y..-/.
.
1953 ser A.
Series B 1953
A&O
Series D 1953
A&O
Ref & lrapt m 5s 1967—M&N
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975--—A&O
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 (year)_J&J15
Eq 43*s '32-'41 LL (s-a)--M&S
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-43 (s-a)._M&S
Penn coll g 4s Feb 11951--F&A
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
J&J
38%
M&N
1952
5s
•
Gen lien gold 4s 1996
66
Oonsol
5b 1951-J&J
Oonv gold 4a
64%
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
1st g guar 4s Oct 1 1954
Bq tr 5s Apr 26 1932 s-a—A&O
Bq tr 5s Dec 14 32-'44 (yr)
Ohar & Sav gen 7s 1936
J&J
Oharl 8c W Oar 1st 5s 1946--A&O
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron Go—See I
Ghat R & South g 5s 1947
J&J
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu_J&J
Chesapeake Corp—See Misc Bon
Ohesapeake 8c Onto—
1st cons g 5s 1939
M&N
General 414s gold 1992
M&S
98
75
80
A&O
.
70
100
93
Oentral Pacific—
m
,
1
50
1st M 6%s s
Id 5s 1944.
Guar gol
Ohlcago & Western IndianaGen gold 6s Dec 1 1932—Q-M
Oonsol gold guar 4s 1952—-J&J
1st & ref 53*s 1962 A
M&S
Ohoc & Memph 5s 1949
J&J
Ohoctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
6.25%
6.25%
82%
82%
Income 5s 2862
Eq 6s 1933*35 (ann)
J&J
Ohic Terre HaUte & Southeast
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt JJ
lnc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960--M.
Ohic Un Stat 1st 43*s 1963--J<
1st M 5s 1963 series B
J&J
50"
M&N
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941—M&N
Elmlra & Williams port—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
Ohic St Paul Minn & Omaha—
-
M&N
1935
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Oonsol 1st g 5s 1956
5s
6 50%
99%
80
N O—
b
Eastern Tenn 8c West
67
A&O
Nor Dlv 1st g 4s 1948
7.50
b
80"
1940—J&D
Minnesota—
b
50
50
Eastern Ry of
—-J&J
b
Me
45
1st gold 5s 1937
Dutchess Oo RR 434s
54%
41%
6.50%
Ohlcago St Louis & N O—
Oon g 5a June 15 *51
Oon
33*s June 15'51 J&D.
86"
75
64
40
98%
Gen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941
J&J
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
6.50%
72%
63%
54%
96%
Range 1st 5s 1937-A&O
Duluth Missabe & Northern—
6 50%
7.50
J&J
1953
1st gold guar 4s
Dul & It
6.50%
7.50
Ohic Rift Pac Ry—
General gold 4s 1988
87 M
Eq tr 5s 1944
J&J
Bq tr 4%s 1932-1938 s-a-J&D
Bq tr 4%s 1940-1945 s-a.J&D
Eqtr 6s Apr 26 1932 s-a.-A&O
Garb & Shaw 1st g4s 1932--M&S
Oaro Gent 1st g gu 4s 1949--J&J
Oaro Clinch 8c Ohio 5s 1938--J& J
1st cons 6s 1952 ser A.J&SD15
6.50%
6.50%
6.50%
7.50
Eqtr 5s *32-'35aer M (yr)_J&D b
Eq 5s '32-'38 O (yr)
J&D b
Eq 6s Jan 15 *33-'35 (yr) J&J 15 b
Eq 63*s 1933-36 ser J (yr) M&S b
Eq 634» 1932-36 K (yr)—A&0 b
Eq 4 %s'32-'42 (yr.) ser A M&N b
,
perpetual. -J& J
20-yrcolltr 4%s 1946
M&S
Oofi tr 5s Apr 15 1934
A&O
Ooll tr 5s 1954
J&D
8 f 4%s Dec 15 1944—J&D15
Ooll tr 4%s I960
J&J
Cons deben 4s
Bid.
Bonds.
Aik.
Bid.
Bonds
Ohic & North Western (Concl.\—
500 francs
per
I
£20. n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale
pric
RAILROAD
BONDS
71
WOTIOI.—All bond prloaa are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and
Ineome and dexaulted bonds.
Bonds,
Bid.
Holldaysburg
1st M a
Bedford
4s 1951 guar
&
80
con 5s 1937
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J
Houston East & West Texas—
1st 6s g May 1 1933
M&N
1st gu g 5s Mar 1933
M&N
Houston & Texas Central—
1st lien g 5s 1937
J&J
Hudson & Manhattan—
91
87%
Little Miami guar 4s 1962.-M&N
80
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb '57-A&0
1st M 4%s 1957 conv
F&A
Huntingdon & Broad Top—
1st M ext 6s Mar 31 *40 A. A&O
2d M ext 6s 1940 ser B
F&A
3d M consol 5s Mar 31 '40-A&O
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51.J&J
1st gold 3%s 1951
J&J
Main L ext 1st g 3%s '51-A&0
97%
60
72
75
§0%
50
J&J
80
If....
51
43
Col tr L NO & T g 4s '53.M&N
—M&N
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918. M&N
Pur lines 1st g 3%s 1952..J&J
Jt 1st ref M (1 C & C S L &
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
Ser B 5s(£100 & £200)'63J&D If
555*
46%
1st M
Adj M 6s July 1952
ser
1st M 5s 1956 series B
1st M 5s 1956 ser C
49
50-year gold 5s 1937
Unified gold 4s 1940
1st & ref 5%s 2003 ser
—J&J
90
84
A—A&O
80
62
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
74
40
31
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
8.50
8.50
8.50
8.50
8.50
8.50
8.50
8.50
55
40
31
Mahon O
50""
83%
4s 1939 ext to
34
15
J&J
J&J
40
17%
43%
International—
Prior lien 4%s 1947
8%
1st
36%
41
30
38
26
34%
7*
2
2
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
J&D
80
Joplin Union Station—
1st g 4%s 1940 guar op_.M&N
51
99
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
Inc 6s series B Jan 1949
lit M 5s 1978
50
60
70
65
J
1st
6s
1934
591
98
83
83%
70%
82
92
75
79%
65%
74
1st cons gold 4s 1938
1st cons gold 5s 1938
1st cons 5s 1938 gu int
2d M gold 4s guar 1949
63
60
95
85
7%
89%
5.50%
85
94
80
Con M 6s ann irred
J&D
Con M 4%s ann irred....J&D
104
85
107
80
85
Gen cons gold 4s 2003....M&N
Gen con gold 4 %s 2003 - .M&N
52
55
57%
63%
Gen con gold 5s 2003
M&N
62%
Lehigh Valley Coal—See Ind & M isc.
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 4%s gold 1940
65
J&J
85
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941—A&O
Lehigh & Lake Erie—
1st 4%s 1957 guar
M&S
75
,
—J&J
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940.. -J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co
Eqtrust 4%s 1932-'42
A&O
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4%s 1945 guar
J&J
Newp & Rich* 1st 5s *41 gu__J&J
N Y Bay Ext R 1st 5s g 1943. J&J
75
24
35
63
35
32
w*
32
31
7%
81
New York Bklyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935
A&O
Conv deb 6s 1935
M&N
88%
74%
$32%
Deb g 4s '34 tax-oxempt_M&N
72
90
67 H
Deb 4s 19-12 tax-exempt—J&J
Ref & impt 4 %s 2013 A
A&O
67
Ref &
10
73%
20
90
76%
69%
60
30
M&N /
2%
1 %
1%
%
f
M&S f
45%
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
1st ref 5%s 1978 ser B
25-year 5%s 1949
M&S
Eq tr 4s *32 '38 s-a
J&D15
Eq tr 4%s 1932-'36 (s-a)_M&N
Eq tr 5s 1932-'33 (s-a)
M&S
Mo-Ill RR 5a 1959
2
7%
14
47%
38
49%
22%
29"
59
71
20
22
b
8%
8%
8%
8%
b
b
'41op'16.M&N
Minneap Term 3%s '50 opt-J&J
Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949—J&J
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
7%
7%
45
37
Eq tr 6s 1932-'35 (year)._M&S b
MStP&SS M &
CentTermRy—
1st Ch Ter s f 4s
J&J
7%
7%
7%
7%
impt 5s 2013 C
81
A&O
L S coll tr g 3%s 1998-—-F&A
Eq tr 6s 1933-'35 (year).J&J15
Mo Kan & Okla, 1st 5s '42
M&N
Mo Pacific RR (new
company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A—F&A
1st & ref 5a 1977 ser F—M&S
6.50
Eq tr 7s '32-*35 (yoar)__A&015
Eq tr 6s '33- 35 (year)..J&J 15
NYC L eq 5s 32-'37 (yr)_J&D
NYC L eq 5s 32 '39 (yr)_J&D
NYC L eq 4%s -32-'37(yr)M&S
NYC Lines eq 4 %■ Mar 16 1932
to
1939 (year). —_-M&S 15
NYC Lines eq 4%s *33-'35 J&J
NYC Lines eq 4%s *32-'40
(yearly)
M&N15
NYC RR eq
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
4%s '36-'32-J&J
NYC RR eq 4%s *32-'45-M&N
6.50
N Y O & St L 1st g 4s 1937—A&O
72%
53%
37%
6% gold notes 1932
A&O
Ref 6%s 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 4 %s 1978 ser O
M&S
Equip tr 4%s 1932-*44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 5s 1932-'38 (yr)..F&A
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 4%s 1953 series A—F&A
1st guar 5s 1953 series B—F&A
NY & E 1st 4s ext g 1947—M&N
4%s 3d ext 1933
M&S
N Y & Gr Lake gu g 5s 1946-M&N
N Y & Har 1st g 3 %s 2000- .M&N
N Y & Jer 1st g 5s 32 opt
F&A
34
8%
8%
88
90
78%
72
40
75
N Y Lack & Western—
78%
73
85
69
72
26
39%
75
79
66
64
68%
65%
52%
55
1st & ref 5i 1973 ser A—M&N
1st & ref 4%s 1973 ser B—M&N
70
NYLE&WO & RR—See Ind & Misc.
N Y L E & W Dock &
N Y & L Br gen 4s 1941
RR—
Prior Hen 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
Prior Hen 4s 1962 ser B
J&J
Prior lien 4%s 1978 ser D.J&J
Adj M 58 Jan 1967 ser A..A&0
M K & T of T 1st 5s
gu 1942 M&S
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
J&D
76
100
60
F&A
M&N
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A—F&A
New York Central & Hud Riv—
Ref g 3%s July 1 1997
J&J
20
Certificates of deposit
82%
57%
69
60%
70%
New York Central RR—
25
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser
A.Q-F /
f
Certificates of deposit
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
-
90
100
lst3%sl941-J&J
1st rofdg gold 4s 1949
60™
-J&J
..J&J
..J&D
1st 5s 1954 series B
A&O
1st M 5%s 1954 series A.-A&O
Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
1st consol gold 581934
—
If 95
—J&J If
1st 5s 1956 series C
F&A
1st M 4%s 1956 series D—F&A
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932--J&D
90
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
J&J
Eq tr 4%s 1932-'42 (yr)—A&O
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6a ext gold 4s 1948
J&D
....
(1884)
67
98
.-F&A
M O coll tr g 3%a 1998—-F&A
Mil
93
73
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & Impt 4%s '52 ser A—J&J
New Orl Terra 1st 4s 1953
J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A__A&0
A&O
Mtl&State Line
93
1
-A&O
-M&N
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915,
1910
75
30
J&D
.—
77
1st ext 4%s 1934 (1880)—J&D
Cons 68 1913 ext at 4
to
1
1
p i g 4 %s '26 J&J
gold 4s 1951 —A&O
1st coll tr g 5s Oct 1 1947- A&O
1st & con & coll tr g 5s 1951 A&O
New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s '55.-F&A
Series B
85
1
-
M&N
M&N
75
..
Plain 1961
J&J
L E & Det Riv 4%s 1932-.F&A
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s '37--J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
65
41
5% to 1940.
Millen & Southw 5s 1955
Milwaukee & Northern—
62%
60
..
—
M&S f
59%
66%
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M4H« 1961 (sterling)_J&J
accrint at exch rate 4.8665
Stmpdaccrint at rate 4.8665
Con g ref 3%s 1997
N
coB3
100%
99%
*
70
Jan f
J&J
1st
65
70
75
62
J&J
70
Eqtr6a 1933-35 (year)__J&J15
Eq tr 5 Ha 1932-38 (year) M&S
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
Kan C & Pac 1st 4s g 1990-.F&A
1/
75
36
92%
96
3s 1950 A&O
100
A&O
ext at
Eq tr6s 1933-35 (yr)__.J&J 15
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955—J&J
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
A&O
or
88
Nat RR of Mex
60
Midland Valley—5s 1943—A&O
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A
Sept
98%
g
52
J&D h $30%
(Foreign series) 1960
Midland
J&J
Kal & W Pig n g 5s 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948.-A&O
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990
A&O
City Sou—1st
1
M&N
6s 1933
2d M adj inc 6s 1933
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
7.50
1
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942-M&N
Middletown & Unionville—
1st M
56
Eqtr4%s 1932-'37 (year).A&O
A&O
con
gold 3%s 1952
78%
F&A
6% g notes *15 ext to'33--J&D
6%gnotes£ *15 ext to '33-J&D
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind_1957J&JlO
1st g 3%s J L & Sag 1951.M&S
1st
A_
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior lien g 4%s s f 1957—J&J
62
66
71
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
M&N
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940. _J&J
2%
ser
65
62%
Mexican North
3
94
National Transc Branch Lines Co
Sept 1 1914 coupon on
Sept 1 1914 coupon off
lrt 6s 1930-J&D
Michigan Central—
Ref & impt 4 %s 1979 ser O. J&J
Equip 6s 1932 (yr)
—_M&S
38
40
30
Nash F & S 1st gu g 5s 1937-F&A
12
gold 4s 1977——-M&S
Asst (cash warr & coup)
f
m
1st M 4s 1978
1959
Mexican
35
62
95
Morgantown & King wood—
1st mtge 5s 1935
J&J
Morris & Essex 3%s 2000
J&D
Oonstr'n 5s 1955 ser A
M&N
Constr'n4%s 1955 serB.M&N
Nasnvllle Chattanooga & St
Gen mtge 4s 1977
J&D
— -
M&S
64%
F&A /
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&S
Mason City & Ft Dodge—
1st M gold 4s 1955
J&D /
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
45
A.April
Ref& Impt 5s Apr 1 1950.-J&J
75
77
6%
6%
6%
81%
81
J&D
ManitowGB&NW3 %s'41
Md Del & Va 5s 1955 gu
11
50
48%
70
Philippine Govt gu
M&N
Sinking fund g 7s 1937.-M&N
95
22*
19%
W*
97
Manitoba 8 W Col 5s 1934—J&D
85
51
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937
J&J
1st guar gold 5s 1937
J&J
Mont Wyo & So 5s 1939
M&S
Montour RR 1st 5s 1963—F&A
lstMsf4%s 1955—
1935—
8%
8%
95
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935
J&D
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39-M&N
Jacksonv Gainesv & Gulf—
1st m 6s 1951
A&O
Jacksonv Ter 1st 5s gu 1939 J&J
Ref & ext 6s 1967
J&J
Kan
6.75
J&J
1st & ref 58 Dec 1935
75%
73
_M&S
70
6.50
6.75
88
1934—J&J
RR 1st 5s
1st & ref 4%s
40
48
Assented
Consol gold 3%s 2002
Maine Central—
82
K C Mem & Bir 4s 1934—-M&S
Income 5s Mar 1934
Sept 1
M&N
1st & ref 4%s 2003 ser O—A&O
Eq tr 4%s 1932-37 (year) .J&D
Equip 6%s 1933-36 (year) M&S
Eq tr 6s 33- 35 (yr)
J&J15
Atl K & Oln Div 4s 1955. -M&N
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46.F&A
S E & St L Div 6s 1971-M&S
2d mtge 3s 1980
M&S
Mob & Mont 4%s 1945—M&S
Southern Ry Joint Monon coll
gold 4s. 1952
J&J
L & N Term 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D
Macon Dub & SaV 5s 1947.-J&J
8.50
8%
ifk
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955—A&O
85
55
47%
K A & Gr R 1st 5s 1938
48
75
J&J
gold 5s 1946
36
Secured 5s 1938—.
M&S
Eq 4%s '33-'41 O (yr)—J&J16
Eq tr 5s 1932-'38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1933- 39 (year)—J&J
Montgom Div g 5s 1947—F&A
Moh & Mai 4s 1991
M&S
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
J&J
1st g 4s 1959 guar
94
46%
Conv g 5%s 1949 ser A—M&N
Secured 5%s 1932 1956
J&D
Equip trust 5s 1933- 40(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4%s *32-,44 F (yr)__M&N
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S
Eq 6%s 1933-'36 (year)__F&A
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (year)__J&J15
3d 7s ext co July 1938 at
4%
M&N
Mob & Birm pr lion 5s 1945—J&J
Small
Gen M g 4s 1945
J&J
Small
Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938- —M&S
Ref & Impt 4 %s 1977
M&S
99%
90
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
78
Eq tr 4%s 1932-42 (yr)..A&0
Internat Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941-M&N
6% notes 1936
1st 1& ref 6%s 1947
F&A
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
J&D
Certificates of deposit
1st & refg 4s 1951
M&S
Ctf of dep
la Minn & N W 1st 3 %s 1935 J&J
85
A&O
gold 5s 1935—
1st mtge
70
Internat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A__J&J
92"
100
100
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
J&J
J&J
Indianap & Lou 1st 4s 1956.-J&J
Interboro-Met 1 See Public Utility
Inter Rap Tran /
Securities.
90
95
95
1st M 5s 1969
J&J
impt 4%s 1980
79%
42
Indianapolis Union—
Ref &
75
85%
Lousiana & North Western—
53
39
Gen & refg 5a 1965 ser A„J&J
Series B
84
45
40-year 4%s Aug 1 1966..F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1932-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1932-1940 L—.A&O
Eq tr 4 %s "32-,41 M (s-a) .M&N
Eq tr 4%s 1932-41 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 4%s 32-'36 (yr) O..J&J
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 ser J
M&N
Eq tr 6s '33 '35 (year)
J&J 15
Equip 6 %s 1933 1934 (yr).F&A
Equip 7s 1932-1935
A&O
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950-.J&D
Lltch Div 1st g 3s 1951...J&J
Louisv Div 3%s g 1953
J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951 ..F&A
St Louis Div 3%s g 1951
J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'field Div ext 3%s 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951
F&A
Id Blm & W ext 4s 1940
A&O
103
75%
98
91
77
63
53 h
53^
39k
*
Louisiana & Arkansas—
32
J&D
J&J
Gen mtge 4%s 1957
Ind 111 & fa 1st g 4s 1950
100
Bid.
(Concluded)
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G—M&N
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H..A&0
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I
F&A
90
75
*
81
A&O
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Mo Pacific RR
70
Long Dock 6s con g 1935—A&O
Long Island—Unified g 4s'49M&S
Refunding g gu 4s 1949—M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
4s gold 1932
J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1934. --J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1937-M&N
Equip tr 5s 1932-39 (yr)..A&0
Equip tr 6s 1932 (yr)
F&A
Montauk Ext 5s 1945
J&J
North Shore Branch—
1st cons 6s g Oct 1 1932--Q-J
L I City & F con 5s 1937—-M&N
If
//—-
—
Bonds
87
66
-J&J
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
100
83%
69%
MAS
A&O
Series O 4%s 1963
Gold 6%s July 1 1936
Ask.
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
96
-
Refmtge 5s 1955
Bid.
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
Lehigh & Wllkes-B Coal—See Ind & Misc.
Lex & East 1st 5s 1965
A&O
75
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s '34-M&N
85
80
85
J&J
Housa tonic
1st M £38 1951
1st M £4s 1951
Tr bonds £3 %s 1950
Coll crust gold 4s 1952
Bonds
Ask.
Oumb
72
72%
95
98
1
ft
ft
1
54%
53%
—
55%
54%
Impt—Se
M&S
General gold 5s 1941
M&S
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939—A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 *48 conv—J&J15
Deb 4s May 1 1957
M&N
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv
M&N
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv
M&S
Deb 3%s March 1947—M&S
Deb 3%s 1954 non-conv—A&O
Deb 3%s 1956 conv
J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940
A&O
1st & ref 4%s 1967
J&D
e
Ind &
54%
80"
90%
65%
57
63%
65
54 J
54*
53*
90
70
Equip tr 4%s Mar 15 1932
to
Mar 15 1945 (s-a)—M&S 15
6%
Eqpt. tr. 4%a *32-,46(yr).J&J
b Basta.
/This pries iacludes accrued interest,
h Dollars per l.OGO franc bond-
A; Last sale.
6%
Harl Riv & Pt Ches 4a *54 M&N
73%
I In London,
n
Nominal,
s
Sale price.
Mi seel.
RAILROAD BONDS
72
BOTIOK—Al
493*
483*
Registered $5.QQO only.....Gen M g4s 1955red
J&D
40"
425*
90
80
1935--M&S
N Y Phil & Nor—1st g 4s '39 J&J
Income 4s Jan 11939
M&N
Stock trust ctfii 4s 1948
J&D
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942
A&O
84
86
78
75
83
A&O
31
J&J
F&A
F&A
M&N
35
N Y & Put 1st 4s g 1993
N Y Susq & Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937
2d mtge 43*s 1937
Gen mtge 5s g 1940
Term 1st g 5s 1943-
80
45
70
35""
do
40
60
do
98
do
do
do
575*
58 3*
153*
403*
*15—F&A
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941-M&N
50
1023*
1013*
101H
F&A
New River 1st 6s 1932
A&O
N & W By 1st con 4s '96--A&O
Div 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
89
90
89
90
86
N & W Pocahontas 4s *41-J&D
5
Eq tr 4 3*s 1932 (yr)
.M&N
6
Eq tr 43*s 1932 (yr)
A&O b
Eq tr 43*a 1933-f35
J&J
Northeast of S O 6s 1933——J&J
91
6%
6%
«2%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
90
100
85
100
90
N orthern Oentral—
Nor Maine Seaport 5s 1035-A&O
Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s g 1945
A&O
70
Q-J
79
803*
Q-F
583*
60
69
70
A-J&J
Ref & Imp 6s 2047 ser B
J&J
Ref & imp 4s 2047 ser O—J&J
Ref & imp 5s 2047 ser D
J&J
883*
No Ry of Oal 5a g gu 1938--A&O
North Penna exfd 4s 1936—M&N
74
7%
7%
995*
6%
6%
92"
78
81
20
25
46"
78
J&J
Gen g 3 3-lOs 1953
763*
73
&
90
70
Eq tr 43*s 1932 (yr) F&A15
Eq tr 43*s 1932'40 (yr)M&S15 b
No Pac Ter Oo 1st 6s 1933--J&J
_
50"
Northwestern Terminal RR—
1st M 5s 1977
Norwich & Wor—-43*s
/
1947-M&S
Ogd & L Oh 1st g gu 48 1948-J&J
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943
M&S
.
O Ind & W g 5s Apr 1938
Q-J
Ohio Riv RR—1st g 5s 1936-J&D
86*
783*
Gen gold 5s 1937-
A&O
J&J
J&J
-F&A
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D
1st m 43*s 1950 series O—J&J
51
88
95
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
33*a July 1 1932
1st M 53*8 1944
915*
863*
785*
95
Ont & Que deb gu 5s perp
J&D
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946-J&D
If 90
803*
86
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--J&J
90
95
5s 1946
J&J
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4s *61 opt--J&J
Pacific Coast Oo—See Misc Bonds
963*
963*
1st
cons guar
1st M
s
f 63*s 1948
753*
76
863*
85
90
..F&A
1938--F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J
St L R B 1st 5s 1938- —-M&N
Cardelet Br 1st 43*s 1938-A&O
Paducah & 111 1st 43*s 1955-J&J
Pan American 1st 5s 34 op-_J&J f
Paris-Lyons-Mediterranean RR—
Ext s f 6s 1958
—F&A15
ex
g 4s
8 f extl 7s 1958M&S15
Paris-Orleans extl 53*a 1968 M&S
95
—
do
43*8 g 1960-
F&A
Gen g 43*s 1965
J&D
Gen g 5a Dec 1 1968
J&D
Gen m 43*s 1981 ser D-.-A&O
15-yr 63*s Feb 1 1936
40-yr 6s 1964Con M 33*8 g £ 1945
Deb 43*s 1970
Eq tr 5s 1933-38 (yr)
Gen
983*
1013*
953*
76
873*
823*
87
923*
783*
87
743*
1003*
F&A
823*
M&N
J&J If 73
A&O
M&S
equip 5s 1932-39 (yr) A&O
69
6%
6%
6%
Eqtr 43*s 1932-39 (yr)—A&O
Peor & East cons 4s 1940—A&O
2d cons inc 4s 1990
—Apr 1
54
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry—
1st g 53*s 1974 series A
F&A
72
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu op
Pere Marquette Ry—
23*
J&J
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A
J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B—J&J
36
1st 43*8 1980 ser O
„
_M&S
49
Eq tr 6s *33-*35 (yr)
J&J 15
90
Perklomen 1st 5s *18 ext to '38Q-J
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938—-Q-J
Phila & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M&N
Phila Bait & Wash 4s 1943—M&N
Gen 5s 1974 series B
F&A
Gen M 43*s 1977 ser C
J&J
93
93
89"
783*
Phila Newt & N Y 3s 1942—A&O
65
Phila & Read O & I—See Ind & M isc.
fr Basis.
2d 6s guar 1934
Pitts Shaw & N—1st g 5s
Gold 4s Feb 1 1052
87
90
100
97
1003*
"5"
35"
6% receivers' ctfs
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
1st s f g 5s 1959
—J&D
P S & L E 1st g 5s 1940
A&O
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943--J&J
Plttsb Term RR & Coal—
1st g guar s f 5s 1942
J&J
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1043 M&N
Pitts & West Va Ry—
1st m 43*8 1058 ser A
J&D
1st m 43*s 1959 ser B
A&O
1st M 43*s 1960 ser O —A&O
Pitts Young & Ash.—
1st gen 4s series A 1948—J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B
F&A
1st gen 5s 1074 series O—J&D
1st 43*8 1977 ser D
J&D
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-J&J
Guar 5s 1961
J&J
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941.-J&J
Ports Gt F & Con 43*s 1937-J&D
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941 J&J
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
M&N
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956-_-M&S
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947—A&O
Ral & Cape Fear 1st 5s 1043M&S
Ral & Charleston 4s 1056—F&A
Gonsol 4s 1956
F&A
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947—J&J
Ral & Soutbp con 5s 1965—J&D
Raleigh & S W 1st 4s 1936—J&J
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939- -J&J
Reading Company—
W& N A tr ctfs 4s red 105-Q-M
Jer Cent g 4s *51 op *06--A&O
Gen & ref 43*s 1997 ser A-J&J
Gen & ref 4Hs 1997 ser B—J&J
Eq 6s (J&J) 1932 ser J —J&J
Eq 43*s 1032-'45 (s-a) -M&N
Phila & R—2d 5s g 1933—A&O
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—A&O
Cons ext gold 4s 1937--M&S
Term 5s g gu May 1 '41.Q-F
Rensselaer
&
Saratoga—
6% g bds May 1 1941.-M&N
Rich Fredericksb & PotomacCons mtge 43*s 1940
A&O
Equip 6s Jan 15 '33-'35-J&J 15
/
16
18
125*
113*
193*
Q
O
33*
33*
7
.
43*
Atlanta-Birmingham Dlv—
1st g 4s May 1 1933
M&S
Seab-All Florida Ry—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A—F&A
Certificates of deposit
40
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
Certificates of deposit
80
....
80
80
80
20
17
23
.
F&A /
J.
1931-J&J
N J 5s '48-A&O
Seab & Roanoke 5s ext
Seacoast RR of
5
4
2
5% secured notes 1931—-F&A
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1932-37-F&A
Eqtr 53*s 1932 (s-a)
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1933-1940 (s-a)-J&J
7
53*
5
.
103
100
95
-J&J
'40 F&A
F&A
1950-A&O /
/
/
Stamped
Certificates of deposit------
82
18
785*
Eq tr 43*s Jan15*33-40 (s-a) J&D
803*
1927—F&A ff
Shamokin Sunbury &
23*
13*
35
985*
1023*
96
85
83
80
64
53
533*
54
I
56"
81
87
85
80
70
80
80
80
85
75
85
90
88
50
653*
Conv g 5s
839
1st g 4s guar
40-year 43*s 1968
10
25
60
§5*
75
76
763*
6.25
6.25
IS*
80
6%
6%
99
98
80
93'
72
80
70
41
70
785*
Eq 5s '33-'39C (yr)
Eq 5s '32-'41 D (yr)
Southern Pacific RR
1st con g 5s gu
M&S
A&O
Cal—
1937
1st ref g 4s 1955 op
M&N
1910—J&J
Stamped Federal Tax
Southern Railway—
1st consol gold 5s 1994—-J&J
Develop & gen M g 4s '50-A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956—A&O
Develop & gen 63*s 1956-A&O
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (yr)—-J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1932-39 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 43*s Oct* 32-'39 (s-a) A&O
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
Aiken Br 1st g 4s 1998——J&J
L & N So joint g 4s—See L & N
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38-M&S
Spartanburg Un Col 4s '95—J&J
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s '39--J&J
SpoK Internat 1st g 5s 1955-J&J
75
Staten Isl Ry 43*s 1943
J&D
60
Stephenv N&S Tex 5s '40 op.J&J
643* Suffolk & Car con 5s 1952—J&J
Sun & Lewis 1st g 4s 1936
J&J
70
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B
49
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup.M&N
603* Tampa & Gulf Coast—
1st v 5sl953
———A&O
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 op_J&J
65
Temfekaming fr Nor Ont Ry Com
Deb 4s 1939-1968F&A
73
Tennessee Central Ry —
1st m 6s 1947 ser A
A&O
893*
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
80
1st gold 43*s 1939—-—A&O
1st consol gold 5s 1944—F&A
70
Gen ref s f g 4s '53 op *10—J&J
293* Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&S
37
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
1st m 53*8 1950 guar
—-F&A
223*
7% Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26
.J&J
7% Texas & N O con 5s 1943
Texas & Pac 1st 5a 2000
7%
2nd inc g 5s Dec 2000
Mar
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B—A&O
71
1 Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser C—A&O
45
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D_.-J&D
49"
Eq tr 5s 1932-1939
M&N
Eq tr 43*s 1932-42 (yr)—A&O
7%
7%
Eq tr 43*s 1933-43 (yr) —F&A
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 53*s 1964———-M&S
Tol Can Sou & D lat 4s 56—J&J
85
Tol & Ohio Cent lat 5s 1935-J&J
52
West Div lat 5s g 1935—A&O
Gen gold 5s 1935
96
J&D
St Mary's Div 4s g 1951—F&A
983*
Eq tr 6s 1933-1935 (yr).J&J15
943*
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
84
lstm. 6s 1952
...J&J
82
Toledo St Louis & Western—.
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
97
A&O
Tol Term 1st 43<s *57 gu—M&N
~*iioT ol Walh Valley & Oh—
95
1st g gu 43*s 1933 ser B—-J&J
78
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O—-M&S
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
100
1st gold 4s June 1 1946—J&D
773*
Consol m 43*s 1966 ser A—F&A
Ulster & Del cons 5s 1928—J&D
Stamped as to Dec 1930 int
1st ref gold 4s 1952
A&O
5
J&J
723*
1st coll
R I Ar &
51
1939——J&J
tr 4s 1949 op
A&O
La 43*s 1934
M&S
60
Ry—
43*s 1957
J&J
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
J&J
—J&J
803* Rutland con 43*s 1941
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s *51--J&J
St Johns & L Cham 5s 1944-M&S
81
St J Gr Isl 1st g 4s 1947—J&J
87
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996—J&J
77
2d gold 6s 1996
-A&O
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
92"
Riv & Gulf Dlv 4s 1933—M&M
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
J&J
763* St Louis-San Fran (reorganized).
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A__J&J
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B—J&J
925*
Cons In 43*s 1978 ser A—M&S
893*
Eqtr 6s 1933-'34 (yr)—J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1932-'37(year) —M&S
893*
Eq 43*s 1933-*41 BB (yr)-F&A
933*
St Louis Southwestern—
79
1st g 4s 1989--—-88
M&N
2d g Inc 4s Nov 1989
75
-J&J
1st consol g 4s 1932
J&D
1003*
1st term & unif 5s 1952—J&J
83
83
Eq tr 53*s 1932-1939 (s-a) M&S
713*
Equip tr 43*s 1932-1945—J&J
5.25% St Paul & Duluth—
1st consol g 4s 1968------J&D
5.25%
5.25% St Paul East Gr Tr 43*s '47—J&J
543* St P & K O Sh 43*s 1941—-F&A
63* St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
1st consol g 4s 1933
J&J
1st consol g 6s 1933-J&J
79
1st cons red to 43*s g 1933-J&J
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937-J&D
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940—J&J
60
48 )
St Paul Union Depot—
49 J
1st & ref 5s 1972
-----J&J
Salt Lake City Un Dep & RR—
95
1st M 5s 1938- ----- . - —M&N
97
S A & Ar Pass g gu 4s 1943-J&J
97
San Fran & San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940--A&O
§1]
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950—A&O
98)
m
80
75
h Dollars per
12
82
93
Rio Gr West 1st 4s
1st
963*
92
1939—J&D
4s 1940
J&J
Rock Island-Frisco Term
63"
9§"
80
90
53
53
50-year 43*s 1981
M&N
43*s 1969 with war
M&N
Equip 7s 1932-1935 (yr) J&D
Equip 5s 1932-1939 (yr)—M&N
Equip tr 5s 1932-38 (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 43*s 1932-40 (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 43*s '32-'41 (yr)—J&D
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
June 1 1932-1935 (yr)-J&D
25
„
1940
1934
85
5
60
M&J
J&D
-M&S
1977
75
Mecklenburg—
1st g 4s Nov 1 1948
M&N
Rich & Peters 43*s 1940
A&O
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952—J&J
Richmond-Washington Co—_
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt—J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g
Lewisb'g—
July 1 1925 ext at
5% to July 1 1945
J&J
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55 gu—F&A
Sierra Ry of California—. •
1st s f 6s g Apr 12 '37. A&O 12
Sioux City & Pac 33*b 1936-F&A
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55-J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
-J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941A&0
S & N Ala cons M g 5s 1936-F&A
Gen cons gu g 5a 1963
A&O
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937—J&J
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Oo—
1st M g 4s 1951
M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951--F&A
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37A&0
Southern Pacific Oo—
Coll tr 4s (O P) Aug 1 '49 J&D
1st
43*8
(Oregon Lines)
A
2d 6s gold
75
_
Richmond &
/ This price Includes accrued interest,
77
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 43*8 1977 ser A—A&O
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943——M&M
do
4s gold 1948- —Ji-M&N
do
48 gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar bond —-
100
94"
6% franc bonda (foreign series)
red to 1956
__J&D h 837
Paterson Ext 1st 5s 1950
J&D
55"
Paulista Ry 1st 7s *42serA M&S15
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4a 1952
M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 33*8 1937
M&S
Gu tr ctfs g 33*8 1941
F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 33*i 1942
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 33*s 1944
J&D
763*
Sec g 45*s 1963
M&N
92
Pa&NYCanal con 5s 1939—A&O
89
Cons mtge 43*s 1939
A&O
84
Cons mtge 4s 1939
A&O
„
833*
_
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
Pac of Mo 1st
80
O—J&J
a
1003*
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A—M&S
Interest red to 4 3* %
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Ref & imp 43*s 2047 ser
833*
873*
„
_
J&J
Jan 1 1929
88
12
7
1953. J&J
1989 M&N
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
A&O
Certificates of deposit.----1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A..M&8
Certificates of deposit—_—
90
Eq tr 03*s 1932-35 (yr)_—A&O
Pitts McK & Y 6a 1932
J&J
Norfolk & Western
1944 opt
ser
Gen M 43*s 1077 ser
Pitts & Lake Erie
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961--M&N
Impt & exten 6s 1934
33*s
953*
923*
92
4s ser H 1060
do
JA&O
1st M g 5s 1934—
Sav & States 1st g gu 5s
Seab Air Line 1st g 4s
&
92
Gen M 5s 1070 ser A——J&D
Gen M 5s 1075 ser B
A&O
83
95"
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s
F&A
E 1040—F&A
do
103
1003*
20
90"
A&O
M&N
Ser I 1063
F&A
4%s ser J 1004...M&N
4s ser D 1045—M&N
4s ser F 1053
J&D
4s ser G 1057—M&N
do
1st g 5s 1942
M&8
Sault Ste Marie Bridge—
1st M s f 5s July 11937—-J&J
Sav Fla & W 1st 6s 1934
A&O
19
Ser B 1042
Ser O 1042
do
N Y Westchester & Bos By—
1st M g 43*s 1946 guar
J&J
Nord By s f 63*s 1950
A&O
Norfolk & Oar 5s 1939——..A&O
Norfolk Southern—
1st & ref g 5s *61 opt
753*
Bid
Phoenix—
Santa Fe Prescott &
Debenture g 4s 1032
.-A&O
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4s 1037 s f opt gu—.J&J
Pine Creek guar 6s 1032
J&D
P B & L E con g 5s 1047
J&J
Pitts Char & Youghiogheny—
Gen mtge gtd 4s 1032—A&O
Pitts Oin Chic & St Louis—
Con g gu 43*s ser A 104O-A&O
bond*
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
Phila Wilm & Bait-
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref let g 4s June 1992
M&S
Y Pa & Op 1 43*s
marked "f" and income end defaulted
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
Bonda
«
exoept whir*
bond prioet ut "and la teres t
1.000-franc bond.
f
50
40
50
43
45
66
40"
783*
283*
363*
22
8&
8$
8%
61
403*
45"
8%
8%
65
48"
93
,983*
903*
74
703*
.
„
93
-
-----
85
763*
99
76
& Last sale
47
573*
59
Sg
8%
50
413*
45
55
26"
35"
40~"
45"
953*
5
5
36
393*
90
90
92
97
72
76
71
35
75
50
90
893*
933*
675*
675*
675*
8%
8%
75
69
685*
8%
853*
74"
75
79
92
96
94
93"
98"
....
55
50
70
_
73
*
-
/[n London. n Nominal,
)
833*
r
50"
75"
62
78
82"
443*
443*
57"
r Sale price.
BONDS
RAILROAD
notion
•All bond
Bid.
Par.
8tooks.
Ask.
91
80
88
6.25
6.26
6.25
90
23M
)x
Preferred.
29 M
2054
71X
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)—100
Louisv Hend & St L pref.—100
Louisville & Nashville——---100
30
33
Mahoning Coal RR
60 M
61
Pref (guar L S & M S)
Maine Central
Preferred
100
100
Maryland & Pennsylvania
Massawlppi Valley Ry
Michigan Central.
Midland Valley com——
100
100
100
50
84"" Belgian Nat Rys Co
5.60%
5.50%
5.50%
d
sharesparticpref—.
Alb (guar N Y CD— 10 )
American
Boston &
1
1
mm
mm
4% leased line ctfs
100
Mo-Kan-Tex RR
140
.2 )d
25
40
30
45
I r:
Camden & Burl Co (guar)
"1M
17M
2M
76
Id
Preferred.
62
65
60
d
66
32
16M
23M
id
38 M
40
40
59
94"
85
72
36
36
28
)d
)d
)d
85
—A&O
65
67
33
17M
23 M
95
Virginian Railway—
89
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt—.m&N
1st m 4Mb 1962 ser B
m&N
1
74
1
4
2M
3M
X
lVs
3
12
10M
)
6%
2d gold 5s 1939f&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939.J&J
1st lien term gold 4s 1954.J&J
Ref & gen 6Ms 1975 A...m&S
50
Chic Ind & Louisv common.
40
50 X
9M
Det & Ohio ext 1st g 5s *41 .J&J
Des M Dlv 1st- g 4s 1939—J&J
70M
32
46 M
Toledo & Ohie 4s g 1941..m&S
30
'41-A&O
Wabash Ry—
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B..F&a
Ref & gen 4 Ms 1978 ser O.a&O
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D__ a&O
d
75
10 M
90
90
90
2M
3M
10M
10M
16M
12
14
i
102
98
10
12
id
50"
Warren 1st refg 3M* 2000
F&A
Wash Oent 4s Mar 1948
Q-M
Wash & Oolum Riv 4s 1935.-J&J
155'"
125""
\r&
86M
!
100
No Carolina (guar So RR). .100
d
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR)
50
North'n N H (guar B & M)__100
Northern Pacific Ry
100
North RR of N J (guar Erie). 100
Northern Securities Co stubs—..
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)__ 50
g guar
47
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4H* 1947—
F&A
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
Oonsol gold 4s 1936
J&J
Cons 3)4* g series B 1936. -J&J
West Maryland 4s 1952
A&O
1st & ref 5Ms 1977 ser A..J&J
(guar Pa RR)—
54
78
83 M
3Ms Jan 1954 op 1924—J&J
Wash Term Oo—3 Ms 1945..F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Id
)d
83
175" Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
84
Passaic & Del Ext
57
32
HM
60
Paterson & Hudson River——
34
Paterson & Ramapo
85
mm
d
73
m
mm
m
115~
155"
10M
10
92
89
O
m
..
mm
m
59M
61 \
71
78
RR preferred
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
Preferred (guar O H & D)
40
41M
Delaware Lack & Western
85
95
Delaware
75
77
Denv & Rio Gr West pref
Denver & Salt Lake.
95 J
16M
d
Cuba
25""
27
30
Id
62
66
130
73
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937.-J&J
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
a&O
Income g 5s Apr 1943—Nov 1
Western Pacific RR Oorp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A
m&S
140
1
—
W Side Belt 1st g 5s 1937.£m&S
W Va & Pitts 1st 4s g 1990--a&O
Wheeling & Lake Erie R R—
1st consol gold 4s 1949—.m&S
21
30
35
8
d
35
55
60
6
1
68"
d
100
50
18M
2%
65
2M
10
100
Pere Marquette Ry com
Preferred
11
100
Prior preferred..
100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)— 50
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR)_100
14 M
d 109
175
28
55
110
130
35
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
40
Pittsb McK & Yough (guar)
50
Pittsb & West Va common...100
__
5X
108
Pitts Youngst & Asht pref—100
Prov & Worcester (guar)
100
5
110
'
mmmrn
10
75
93
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 1933-35 —J&J
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&a
Railroad Securities Co—
4% 111 Oent stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Company
50
1st preferred
50
2d preferred
...
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar).loO
M
X
60
70
73
Ref m 4 Ms series A 1966.m&S
Ref gold 68 series B 1966.m&S
95"
75
East Penna (guar P&R)
Elmira & W'msport (guar)
Preferred (guar Nor
Cent).
d
50
53
d
35
50
40
d
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980-J&J
Wichita Falls & Northwestern—
55
8%
5
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)...
d
50
60
d
50
55
Rocn & Genesee Val RR
5
Rome & Clint
22"
u
145
137
2nd preferred
Louis-San Francisco Ry
"II
19
d
50
13
100
4
10
34"
18
pur mon 1st g 4s 1951—M&N
Sup & Dul Dlv 4s 1936—.m&N
35M
Worcester Nash & Roch—See Bo ston &
Yosemite Val s f g 5s 1936.. J&J
2d 5s 1936—
::::
—J&J
Hudson & Manhattan
Huntingd & Broad Top vtc.
31
Maine.
26 X
28 M
70
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs—.100
20
outhwestern of Ga (guar)--. 100
60
Central Ry com—(t) d
Convertible preferred
100
ennessee
-
-
-
-
13
13M
16
{
i!%
100
Preferred.
d
d
Preferred vtc
30
22
28 f.
45
II!
85
J
15
18
35
18
i!
100
50
8H
30
58
50„
5M
87
40
iratoga & Schenectady (gu) 100
saHoard Air Line common.. 100
Preferred
—100
i9M
12M
Great Northern Ry-
50
100
100
-
Preferred.
92
90
120
100
.
6% preferred..
"I"
75"
Wilm & Nor 1st 5s 1927 extended
at 4M% to 1977—
J&D
Gen g 5s Aug 1 1932
Q-F
Wil & Wei gen g 5s 1935
J&J
Gen mtge g 4s 1935
—J&J
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s 1960
-J&J
Winston-Salem Terminal Oo—
1st M gold 5s 1966
a&O
Wis Oent Ry—1st M g 4s '49 J&J
1st & ref 4s 1959.
a&o
Marshfield & South East Dlv
115
.100
75"
65"
26
100
(gu D & H)__100
Rutland pref.
1st g gu 4 Ms 1941 opt
M&N
Wilkes & E 1st g 5s 1942—J&D
W111& S F 1st 5s g 1938
J&D
Wilm & Newb 4s 1947
F&a
26
98
100
Potom—Com—100
Dividend obligations
100
6% guaranteed
100
7% guaranteed—;
100
11
9M
8
30 X
26 M
Rich Fred &
8M
7M
'1st 5s Jan 1939—
J&J
1st & ref g 5s 1940 opt
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
25
32
28 M
55
87
82
100
67
180
Preferred
Ala Great Southern com
Preferred
Alabama Tenn & Nor com
Preferred
Alabama & Vicksburg
Par
Internat Rys (Cent Am) com.
Com vot trust ctlb—
60 d
50 d
100
100
25
40
■
mmmm
Joliet & Chic (gut
Kal Allegan & Gr
«•
M
x
175
icksb Shrevep & Pac com—100
Preferred
100
85
80
100
45
9M
2X
8M
16M
23 M
454
58
62
Preferred A.
.100
13 M
14
Preferred B.
.100
50
160
$30 warrants)
100
Pref (with $40 warrants)
Pref without warrants
100
3M
3
4M
Lackawanna RR of N J.
4%
100
1
$40 warrants
Allegheny & West (guar.)
100
75"
85"
Atch Top & Santa Fe
100
78
d
Preferred
Little Miami original guar
Spec guar betterment stk—
d
.
d
67
72"
d
31
34
1st
100
100
If
100
West Jersey ^ Sea Sh—Com. 50
"
......
preferred
2d preferred
Western Pacific RR Oorp
Preferred
83
65
ig
&*
AH
79
82 M
Preferred
100
60
Atlanta Btrm & Ooast pref—100
140
Atlan & Ohar Air L (guar)
100
50
Atlanta & West Point
...100
Atlantic Ooast L Oo of Oonn—50 d 26
27
Atlantic Ooast L RR com
100
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr— Id 75
60
Augusta & Savannah (guar)—100
75
15
75
10
75
-»
(gu).lOO
4
Albany & Susquehanna (guar) 100, /150
2X
Alleghany Oorp
(t) d
Pref (with
1
4
40
100
nited N J RR & Oa-nal
tica Chen & Susq Val (gu).lOO
2
7M
X
140
30
35
"2"
d
20"
50
.100
.
«■
railroad stocks.
50
50
50
20
—...
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie— 50
Preferred..
50
Pitts Cine Chic & St Louis—100
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)—100
Preferred (guar Penn RR)—100
81
d
50
Eq tr 5Ms 1932-38 (yr)..J&d
West Ry ofAla 1st 4Ms *58 A&O
West Shore 1st 4s 2361— ...J&J
20M
Id
71
50
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pennroad Corp vtc
(t)
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)—IdO
Peoria & Eastern
—100
mm
10
58
60 M
94 M
11*
52
...
25
7
67
75
100
55
Norwich & Worcester pref—100
78
Cleve & Pitts
95
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J) .100
90
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H).. 100
Id 90
Ontario & Quebec
-.100
52
45
155""
IP
_
'
13
60
&
28
2d preferred
i
100
90
New London Northern
100
New Orleans Great North
100
New Orl Texas & Mexico
100
29
New York Central RR—
100
Dividend payable in London. . Id 40
6.M
N Y Chic & St Louls com—.100
9%
6% preferred
1
100
111
N Y & Harlem com (gu)..
50
Preferred
50 i 75
76
N Y Lack & West (guar)
100
N Y New Haven & Hartf
100
7% preferred
100
N Y Ontario & Western
100
Norfolk Southern
100
123
Norfolk & Western Ry—
100
Adjustment preferred
8%
20
10M
Chicago St Paul Minn & O..
25
100
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
Morris & Essex (guar)
50
Nashv Ohatt & St Louis
100
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N)_ 25
National Rys of Mex 1st pref. 100
4
18
16
60
70
59
4
100
100
100
.18
2M
8M
com
Preferred
Missouri Pacific com
Preferred
Mobile & Birm pref (guar)
■
Chic Milw St P & Pacific—
Eq tr 6s 1933- 35 (year)_J&J15
Eqtr 4Kb 1932-42 (yr)_._a&0
g
,
I
"6%
Eq tr 4Mb 1933-1940(yr)..J&J
Eq tr 5s 1932-1938 (yr)—M&N
Wabash RR—1st g 5s 1939.m&N
102
9
1
9M
100
(no par)
sippi Central
25"
135
Brunswick Ter & Ry Sec Oo—
5
10
47
100
)d
M&N
600
100
Preferred.
m m
Preferred stamped.
78 M
78 M
35"
Minneapolis St P & S S M—100
30
55
24
d 400
45
d
50
54" Minneapolis & St Louis
—
90
22"
50
15 M
23
15
B stamped.
80~"
J&J
July 1914coupon on
July 1914 coupon off.
1st gold 4Hb 1934 assenting
Vermont Vail 1st 4 Ms 1940. -A&O
Vicksburg Bdge & Term Oo—
1st Msf 6s 1958
.m&S
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
Pr lien 6s *15 ext 5 % '40- -M&N
Gen 5s May 11941
m&N
Virginia Mid gen 5s 1936 —m&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
J&J
Washington Oo Ry 1st
-
Mlnehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)—
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
1st gold 4Mb 1934 opt
mOmaha D!v 1st 3 Ms
i
15M
f&A
5s 1958
i
IH ICO
91
Vandalia RR—
cons g
•
90
1st 7s '08 ext at 4% to *33.J&J
1st
12M
•
50
50
Preferred
Utlca Olln & Blng 5s 1939—J&J
Oong 4s 1955 series A
Series B 1957
130
11
—
_
80
125
a:
5.50%
1st preferred
35
LitSchuylNavRR&Ooal(gu) 50
29
)d
96
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
17
)
11*
80 M
v.i
Ask.
1654
)d
Union Pacific—
.
JBid.
.
)
Bait & Ohio—Common.
1st ry & land gr 4s g 1947. J&J
1st & ref 4« June 2008——M&S
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008—M&S
40-year 4M» 1967
J&J
40-year 4s 1968
J&D
Bq tr 4M» *32-'38 (yr)
m&N
Eq 4 Ms Sept 15 '82-39.M&S15
Bqtr 5s 1932-'S7 (yr)
M&S
Eqtr 7s 1932-'35 (yr)
J&D
Union Terminal Oo (Dallas)—
1st g 5s 1942 opt 1922
&&0
United N J BR & Oanal Oo—
General gold 4s 1944
-M&S
Gen 1st g 3Ms Mar 1 '51.M&S
Utah Fuel—See Ind & Misc.
Utah & Northern—
73
STOCKS
marked "i" and Income and defaulted bonds.
pdoea nt "and interest" except where
Bonds and Stocks.
AND
150
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
60
32
Prior lien stock 7 %
Preferred
28
6%
23
5X
25i
45
100
100
100
85
70
1
b Basis.
/This price includes accrued Interest,
k Last sale
I In London,
n
Nomlnai.
a
Sale price,
y (fix-rights,
t No par
value.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where
Btooks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per
Stocks and Bonds.
Elec
28
$3 preferred
2
3%
10
IX
x
(t)
——(t)
s
Amer Cities Pow A Lt cl A—100
Glass B
(t)
American & Continental Oorp
6s 1943
26 %
Amer. Oomposlt Trust Shares-Amer Elec Sec partic pf__
American European Secur
(t)
3%
..—
Ooll tr s f 6s 1968
.
ser A
J*
J AJ
10
68 H
1
—
"8%
50
50
9
12%
14
-
140ths
170ths—
Amer A Gen Sec com class A.
Common class B
$3 preferred-Amer Insuranstocks Oorp
Amer Investors Inc com B
(t)
Warrants
.
-
~8%
16%
X
!
-
IX
32
2
3X
3
3%
X
—
Class B v t
Granger Trading Corp
Greenway Oorp com
(f)
'3 X
X
17*
17%
Scrip
~2%
(f)
com
4%
-
Preferred
Aviation Sec Oorp of N E
Bancamerica-Blair Corp
—
15
-
20
3
2
2
(f)
Bancomlt Oorp
Bankers Nat Investing com A
Bankers Sec Oorp of Am
Class B
3
10
3X
4%
1%
5
(+)
X
"ix
25
74
73
70
13
""%
20%
"X
Tx
7% preferred
'4
45
—
Chelsea Exchange Oorp cl A
X
50
1
,
Class B
X
y
40
12
50
40
60
X
2.15
Accumulative series
Corporation Secur Go of Chicago
Common..
(t)
Credit Alliance class A
5 Ha 1938
Oram, A Porster Inc B
1%
84
10
15
49%
s
-~
_
4%
5%
X
22 X
IX
29%
(t)
$8 preferred
Selected Amer shares
Selective Cumulative Shares
Selected Income Shares
.... —
ft)
Selected Industries com
$5.50 prior stock
(t)
Allotment ctfs (unstamped).
1
4
8
s
49%
3
.
14
4%
4%
4%
~2~"
1952
5s
.1952
Shenandoah Oorp common—(t)
Convertible preferred
60
6s with warrants
Southern Bond A Share—
-—(t)
(t)
$3 preferred allot certificates,..
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
(t)
Standard All Amer Corp—.
Standard Amer. Tr. shares.
Standard Coll Trust shares.
Standard Holding Corp cl A_.(t)
Standard Investing Corp com.ft)
$5.50 preferred
(t)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr—
Deb 5%s 1939
FAA 15
Standard Oil Trust shares A
—.
Class B
(t)
Sec com A
B—
"2%
57
65
57
57
65
65
—
(t)
60
$1.20 preferred
$3 cum conv 1st pf
Super Oorp of Amer class A
Class B
Class O
—
...
Class D
...
Third National
(10
(t)
Investors
TrI-Contlnental Corp
6% cum pref
Warrants.
10C
5
«.
Trusteed Amer. Bank shares
Trusteed NY <5 Bank shares
Trustee Stand Invest ser O.
Class D
Trustee Standard Oil shares A—
3%
Series B
Trustee Standard Util Shs.
United Founders common.
(t)
l-70th—
United Bank Trust
United Insur Trust.
USA British Internat class A_( t)
Class B
Of)
Preferred
—...—(t)
ft)
100
per
—
war(t)
Warrants.
USA
3X
48%
Foreign Securities comJ
$6 1st preferred.
4
U S Overseas com with war.
Certificates of deposit.
U 8 Shares O 3
F
H
A 2
Universal Trust Shares....
Old Colony Invest Trust com.(t)
Debenture 4 %s Feb 1 1947—
Debenture 4 Xb Dec 15 1952..
share, not per cent,
ctf A—
U S Elec Pow Corp com w
1955
1956--—
No Am Utility Securities com (t)
I
MAN
Deb g 5s 1948
U S Elec Light A Pow tr
Trust ctfs ser B
North American Trust shares..
X
4.10
(t)
—1942
4%s—
Sterling
Class B
———
Price
...
Oorp General com..ft)
(t)
$7 first preferred
State St Invest Corp
Niagara Share Oorp (Md)
Conv deb 5Ms 1950
MAN
North A South Amer Oorp cl A(t)
2.95
t
Securities
United Fixed Shares.
3%
Preferred
k Last sales,
—(f)
Twentieth Century Fixed Tr.
Two-Year Tr shares.
3%
2.65
t No par value,
12
New Jersey Bankers Securities
N Y Bank A Trust Shares.
7%
—
Common
Trust Shares of America........
2%
-
50
-
Ex-warrants.
121
A
3X
6
(t)
—
Sorios A.
3%
-
W
National Trust Shares
Nationwide Sec Co tr ctf B
3.10
x
D shares
Eastern Utilities Investing Oorp—
Common A
(t)
Deb 6s 1954 with warr MAS 15
8
100
(t)
Preferred
80
Diversified Trustee Shares A
B shares.
B com
6% preferred
Second Nat Inv Oorp unit ctfs(t)
Common B
2%
National Re-investing Oorp
Nat'l Short Term Sec com A_.(t)
18
75
O shares..
5X
(t)
....
17
3%
6% preferred units
Royalties Management A
Second Custodian Shares
Second Int Sec Oorp A com..(t)
Common
Mutual Investment Trust
Mutual Management com
Nat Industries Shares
National Investors
IX
7% preferred.100
Cumulative Trust Shares
Deposited Bank Shares ser NYDeposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A—
z
.
Metal A Mining Shares com..(t)
Mohawk Investing Oorp
74""
81
Oram A Porster Insursh B
.
Major Shares Oorp
2.30
2.30
X830l
7.67
-
Massachusetts Investors.
72
15
8 % ^preferred
~8
Low-Priced Shares
2
2.25
2.15
AA
2
2.45
Series O
2
_
12 X
Research I □ vest common
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust
(t)
1
Leaders of Industry—Series
Series B
(f)
Representative Trust Shs—
Allotment ctfs (stamped)....
Selected Management Trustee sh.
Shawmut Association
(t)
19
Jackson A Curtis Invest Trust
Jackson A Curtis Sec Corp pref..
Joint Investors class A
(t)
Convertible preferred
.50
2
3
A(t)
Preferred
46
Without warrants
Investors Trustee Shares
"3"
Colonial Investors shares
Commonwealth Trust Shares
Continental Metropol Oorp
Continental Secur Oorp com
(t)
Preferred
100
Debenture 5s May 1 1942
Without I warrants
Continental Shares
(f)
Preferred B_
100
Convertible preferred
100
Corporate Trust shares old series.
Reliance Internat Oorp com
Common B
(t)
Invest Fund of N J
2
....
10X
Investment Trust of N Y coll A—
Invest Trust Associates com__(t)
Investors Equity common
(f)
Debenture 5s series A 1947
Deb 5s ser B 1948 with warr..
—
^
.
~2%
100
100
5c.
20
—
35
X
(t)
$3 preferred
Warrants
Common A
22
6%% pref...
Chain Store Invest Oorp new
Preferred
Chartered Investors-
com..
3*
3*
10
Secured gold 6s 1943
Secured gold 5s 1933
Secured gold 5s 1943
Investment Co of Am com
3
19
-
V
12"
(t)
J AD
Internat Securities Tr of Amer—
Secured gold 6s 1933
16
1
-
Century Trust Shares
Chain Store Shareowners (Chic)
Chain A Gen'l Equities Inc
Equity Oorp
Stamped
le"
(t)
6% % preferred
6% preferred
Debenture 5s 1947
1
71
ser A
50
6s series. A 1953 with warrants.
Without warrants
Cent Nat Oorp class A
——
4%
(t)
Ctfs
4X
3X
Common without warrants.it)
Preferred
Common B
5X
24
6% cum pref
.
_
8
-
International Investing Oorp
Int Sec Corp of Am com A_
5
(t)
(t)
Class B
Preferred----——
IX
16%
Internat Germanic Trust
9 82
A 78
-
Capital Administration cl A
-
52
(t)
$6 pref 2d ser with warr
(t)
$5.50 pr pref without warr.. (t)
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
FAA
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war._JAJ
Intercontinental Inv 6% units
50
-
~4%
Insuranshares Co. of Delaware..1
19
1
Preferred
Bansicilla Corp
Basic Industry Shares
Beacon Participations Inc A
Br Irish Type Investors
Class B...—
70
23"
I
-
.
4%
3X
Debenture 5s series A 1948
Gude Winmill Oorp
Huron Holding Corp
Hydro Elec Sec com
5% preferred class B
Illuminating Shares class A
Incorporated Investors.i
(t)
Incorporated Investors Equities
Independence Trust Shares
'
Preferred—
Banklnstocks Holding Corp
(T)
Bankstocks Oorp of Md cl A— (t)
:
"4"
(t)
Insuranshares A Gen Mgnt
Insurance Securities Co
Insull Utility Invest com
s
5
—
Warrants
10
Convertible preferred
Preferred
Guardian Investors com
Insuranshares
Oorp A—.
Power A Rail Trustee shares
Indus A Power Securities Oo__
29
15
Phoenix Sec Corp..
Preferred
19% Public Service Tr shs ser A
Public Utility Holding com w w( t)
-
Preferred
Guardian Investment
12}
Power A Light Securities Trust (t)
!6 preferred"—_III
units
x
Preferred
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
Atlantic A Pac Int com w w__(f)
Preferred w w
50
Units
Atlantic Securities
Warrants
10*
7
c
9%
Old Colony Trust Associates—
1st serial trust shares..
(t)
Petroleum Trading
$6 pref with warr
(+)
German Credit A Invest.
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st pref—
Globe Underwriters Exchange, (t)
Amer A Overseas prefAmer. Util. A Genl Oorp A
Oil Shares units
Pacific Investing Oorp 1st pLIOO
Second preferred
<tV
Deb 5s 1948 without warr—JAJ
com
Preferred
Financial Investing N Y
10
First Invest Co of N H pref A(t)
Five Year Fixed Trust shares—
Fixed Trust Shares series A
Series B...
Fourth Natl Investors w w
(t)
Warrants
Fundamental Trust shares A
Class B
General American Investors..
Preferred (with warrants) ..100
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr
General American Shares class A.
General Equities class A
General Public Service com
(t)
$6 first preferred
(T)
Gen'l Realty A Uthties com—(t)
..
49%
3%
Ask
share
Overseas Securities
...
10
Amer Founders Oorp common
Warrants.
8% preferred
7% preferred
Convertible preferred
5i X
29
2H
-
'
Equity Trust Shares A
Federated Capital Oorp
11
6H
Bid.
Par
2.90
Units
3H
Deb g 5s 1963
FAA
Amer. Capital Oorp A.....
Glass B
65
45%
.... ...
12
8
(f)
|6 preferred
5
4
Shareholdings Corp com.(f)
16 conv pref with warr
(t)
Equity Inv common
Preferred
32%
-
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Pek share.
"4 %
~4%
Series E—.....
"
Bid.
Par.
share
ABO Trust shares, Series D
Aldred Invest Tr 4 Ha Dec 1967—
4%s 1968
All Amer Gen Oorp
;
20
Alliance Investment Uorp
(t)
Allied Int Investing Oorp com. (t)
S3 convertible preferred
A"* Bank Stk Tr Shares
American British A Oont com.(t)
$6.60 prior pref.
marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
t New stock,
Utilities Hydro A Rails Shares—
Utility Equities Corp com—(t)|
$5.50 priority stock
u
Ex-liquidating dividend,
x
Ex-dividend.
1
Public Utilities
(Includes street and electric railways, gas, electric
power, water, telegraph, telephone and
bridge companies.)
NOTICE.—411 bond prloss ars "and interest" exoept where
Bonds.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ash.
Adriatic
Electric Oo (Italy)—
Extl s f 7s 1962
AAO
Alabama Power 1st 6« 1946 -MAS
1st & ref 5s 1951
--J&J
1st & ref 6s 1956
MAN
1st & ref 434* 1967
J&D
^
1st A ref 5s 1968
74
94
&
78
88
92
83
MA8
Alabama Water Service Oo—1st M 5s 1957 ser A——JAJ
Albany Ry—See United Trac.
All eg Belle v
Bid.
Baton Rouge Electric
87
89
81
marked "f" and Inooms and
defaulted bonds.
85
1st
1st 7s 1953
Deb 8s 1953
8134
FAA
85
Beaver Va Trgeng5sl953
1st conv m 5s 1950
42
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 6s 1955 ser A
MAS
1st g 5s 1957 ser B—-—-JAD
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—MAN
2234
60
52
Deb 7s 1942
Alton Water 5s 1956
AAO
Altoona A Logan Val Elec
Ry
Oon g 434» 1933 gu
FAA 15
31
34
80
85
BeU Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
1st A ref 5s 1948 ser B——JAJ
36
40
1st A ref 5s 1960 ser O
AAO
Beloit Water, Gas A Elec Oo—
Amer Commonwealths Power—
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
-FAA
Deb g 534« 1953
MAN
Oonv deb 6s 1940
MAS
Amer Community Power—
...
„
MAN
Secured deb 6s 1939
J AD
American Natural Gas
Oorp—
Deb 634s 1942 with war.-AAO
Am Pow A L deb 6s 2016—MAS
_
Amer States Public Serv—
1st 1 534s 1948 ser A
MAN
Deb 6s 1938
JAD
Amer Telep A Tel eg—
Oonv g 4s '36 conv aft 09-MA8
Ooll trust 6s 1946—
J&D
Deb s f 5s 1960
—JAJ
Deb 534s Nov 1 1943—MAN
CJony deb 434 s 1939
35-yr deb 5s 1965
American Utilities Oo—
1st lien A ref 6s 1945
Deb 634? 1941
Amer W W A El 5s 1934
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
JAJ
FAA
„
^
JAD
MAN
AAO
MAN
JAD
4
634
534
2J4
3
12
15
38
39
4334
8434
fV
Blnghamton
1st
Appalachian Gas Oorp—
Ashland (Wis) L A Pow St Ry.
1st M gold 5s 1939
JAJ
Ashtabula Water 5s '56
AAO
Assoc Elect 434s 1953
JAJ
6s Jan 11961
—JAJ
Associated Gas A Elec Oo—•
Oonv deb 534» 1977
FAA
Oonv deb 6s 1999
Oonv deb 434s '48 with warMAS
Without warrants—
Oonv deb 434s 1949--.-JAJ lo
90
93
853*
9434
IV
102
ill
12
10
1234
1034
47
50
93
95
SI""
nH
84""
843*
60
70
87
82
94
80
55
s
313*
3234
3134
41
33
35
Oonv deb 534s 1944 ser O-MAN
Associated Telep A Tel eg Oo—
Deb 534s 1955 ser A
MAN
Atchison Ry, Light A Power—
1st 5s Nov 1935
MAN|
Athens (Ga) Ry A Electric—
1st A ref sfg 5s 50 opt 15 JAJ
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry A El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
JAD
434% notes Mar 15 1933-MAS
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry A El
Atlanta Wat, El A Pr 5s 1943 JAJ
Atlantic Ave RR—See Bkn RT.
Atlantic Olty El 5s 1938----MAS
1st Aref 534* 1954-—-—MAN
1st A ref 5s 1956
AAO
Atlantic Olty (N J) Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 1960 opt 20- JAJ
Atlantic Co Wat 5s *58—-AMAS
Atlantic Pub Serv Oorp—
1st lien 534* 1953 ser A—FAA
52
83
43
4334
5334
45
68>4
6934
90
95
ser
Trauait
50
9434
97
95
91
75
10034
95
95
t
69
173*
175*
3634
39
3734
3934
5634
565*
ser
n
Corp—
10 yr sec 6s 1938
—JAJ
Central Traction—See Phlla Co
Cent Vermont Public Serv
97
9934
993*
&
99
Ohatt Rys 1st cons 5a '56.MAN
Dhes A Pot Tel of Va 5s
'43-MAN
Chester Water Service Co—
f g ga Jan 1 1927-AAO
Certificates of deposit
0% notes 1932
Chicago RaHways Oo—
723*
49^
140
l«t M gold
r
Series B
Feb 1927
?S
693*
68
30
14
12
JAD
_
463*
47
9
9
4
4
"II
5
96
Certificates of deposit—.
AdJ inc 4s Feb 1927 opt.—May
5
2
2
,
10l"
9934
10034
9934
93
98„
923*
mon
Certificates of deposit
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st A ref 634* 1944——JAJ
1st A ref 6s 1953 ser A
Adjust deb 6s July 1963
JAJ
Certificate of deposit
Ohlppeva^Power6s 1947—JAD
95
95
Chris A 10th Sts RR—See
NYRys
Cicero Gas gen A ref 5s 1932 JAJ
Cincinnati Gas A Electric—
99
99
1st M 4s 1968 series A
AAO
Cin Newport A Gov L A T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
JAJ
Cincinnati Street Ry—
94
73
;
433*
433*
4-5* Feb '27 opt.JAJ
155*""
77
100
}82 ?
1st 6s
Apr 15''*>2 «er AAAO
1955 ser B
AAO
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan *06—MAS
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
..AAO
Dob
-
995*
1003*
88
993*
Pur
.
94
92
88
AAO
5s
Certificates of deposit
_
953*
1
JAJ
JAJ
AAO
1927 opt-FAA
Ctfs of deposit
Cons M 5s ser A Feb *27--AAO
Certificates of deposit..
4734
102
I
45
■
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
1st A ref 6s 1955 ser A
1st A ref 534* 1956
73
80
101.34
10734
45
15
DoU tr
—
7434
45
65
__
70
86
40
40
1st A ref 6s 1951
JAJ
Chicago City A Connecting Ry
.
Certificates of deposit.Chic Diet Elec Generating—
1stM 434s 1970
.—MAS
Deb 534* 1935
—_AAO
Chic North Shore A Milw RR—
683*
82
1st 434. 1958 series
A—-MAS
Chic Aurora A Elgin RR—
Chicago Olty Ry 1st 5s '27—JPAA /
85
25
40
%S?fg5' 1956 °P '16—MANl
7434
AAO
A—FAA
Nomina!,
JAJ
Oorp—
1st M A 1st lien 534s
1953-JAJ
Charleston Cons Ry Gas"A" El"
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
MAS
Chattanooga Ry A Light—
•
Gen Aref 434s 1981
h Last sale,
5s 1948
DebSHs 19£4 wlth war MAS15
States Pow A Lt
_
RR.
54
74
74
D JAJ
I®* & ref 5s 1959 ser A
AAO
Central West Public Service Oo—
1st 1 coll 5 34* 1956 ser A—MAN
993*
58
72
6834
ser
Series B
Series O
87 54
973*
93
84
98
673*
—
_FAA
Buff A Nlag Falls El L A
Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
—FAA
60
Buffalo Ry—See Internat
Ry—
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955-JAJ
9634 Burlington (la)
Ry A Light—
1st s f gold 5s 1932
opt—MAS
Butler Water 5s 1967 A
AAO
Butte E1AP 1st s f 5s *32-'51 JAD
California Electric
Generating—
1st s f g 5s '48 op aft
'12—MAS
9234 Calgary Power 1st 5s
I960--AAO
80
California Gas A Elec
Oorp—
Gen A col tr s f g 5s 1933.MAS
Unif A ref g 6s '37
op s f—MAN
California-Oregon Power—
1st A ref 6s 1942 ser B
JAJ
1st A ref 534* 1955 series C FAA
Deb gold 534s 1942
AAO
Calif Telep A Lt 1st 5s 1943-AAO
Calif Water Service 6s 1958-AAO
Calumet Gas A Elec Oo—
1st A ref 534* I960 ser B—JAJ
98
Calumet A South Chicago Ry
98
1st M rehab g 5s *27 op '12FAA
Certificates of deposit
'/
Includes accrued interest
7934
,
91
70
gentj gow 1st 5s. 1957,
9834
JAJ
70
98
96
Central States Utilities
65
FAA
101
82
Oonv deb
7834
99
65
96
99
ser F-.JAD
Cent Ohio LAP 1st 5s 1950 AAO
„
34
9934
68
Conv deb 534s *49 with war FA A
Central Ry—See Un RyAEl
(Bait)
Central States Elec Oorp—
97
663*
67
Dent Pow A Lt 1st 5s
I960—FAA
CeDt Pub Serv
Oorp-—
Corp
Brush Elec Oo 5s 1952
AAO
Buff A Erie Ry 1st 0
34* 1954-JAJ
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s
1939—FAA
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
JAJ
Gen A ref 5s 1956
JAJ
l8t & ?en 534s 1961
9734
Bk
80
7434
Cent
90f
JAJ
.
/ This pri
70
J8' A ref 5s 1968 ser G
MAN
l8tT&TFf 4^b 1981 ser H
Cent Indiana Gas—
n
31
1st gold 4s Jan 1 1951-JAJ
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45MAN
1st Hen A ref 6s '47 ser A.MAN
Oonv deb 534s 1936
JAJ
Deb 5s 1950
JAD
Brownsville Ave—See Phlla Oo
_
95
98
77
6954
Oorp—
A
1932
notes
90
95
5s *43A AO
Public Service—
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser E
MAN
1st mtge 434* 1967 ser F
JAD
93
94
45
9754
E.JAD
100,,
&
10034
43
7334
FAA
op '19 MAN
1st A gen 6s 1942 ser B
JAJ
1st A gen 5s 1955 ser
D___JAJ
1st A gen 4 34s 1957 ser
9834
89
100
42
n}*} MainePr 1947 ser A
Cent & ref 6s 5s '39
95
9634
88
70
35
~
9634
88
86
65
Ref mtge 5s 1957
MAS
Central Indiana Power Co—
90
88
86
91
98
83
89
32
,
80
Bait A Ann S L—See Md El Ry
Sp Pt A Ohes—See Un Ry A El
Bait Traction—See Un RyAEl
6 Basis.
88
,,
s
41
B
Bangor Hydro Elec 534* 49-MAS
1st lien A ref 5s 1955
1952**-.
A FAA
85
§234
88
38
66
85
FAA
Nassau Elec 1st 5s 1944
89
Deb 6« 1943
*AA
Aurora Elgin A Chicago RR1st A ref g 5s 1946 opt—---JAJ
A E A O Ry lstg 5s Ml AAO 15
Bangor Ry A El 1st 5s '35---JAJ
60
—
-
3134
31
E
95
103
9734
Cent Un Tr temp ctfs dep.
/
Temp ctfs dep stamped/
Bklyn Bath A WE5s '33—AAO
Brooklyn Queens Co A Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)--JAJ
1st con 5s July '41(stp)MAN
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950—FAA
Stamped guaranteed
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949—FAA
Stamped guaranteed
32
32M
MAN
634% notes 1932
MAS 15
Associated Telep Oo Ltd—
1st M 5s 1965.
MAS
Assoc Telep UtU 6s 1942
AAO
Oonv deb 6s 1941-------MAS
94
81
5s 1945 AAO /
Eqult Trust ctfs of deposit
f
1st ref gold 4s 2002
JAJ J
3-year 7% notes 1921
JAJ /
4134
39
A
98
97
86
86
99
93
Brooklyn Rap Trans
40
39"
f 6s 1968
634%
5934
393*
ser
Bklyn-Manhattan
95
75
543*
6834
5s
ser
n
Bklyn City A New RR—See O 1
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—JAJ
Ea tr 5s '33-'35 ser A
JAJ
Brooklyn Edison Co—'
Gen m 6s ser A 1940
JAJ
m
88"
81
10-yrs f 634* 1934
MAN
Bway A 7th AveRR—See NY Rys
Bway Surface RR—See N Y Rys
Bronx G A E 5s 1960JAJ
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co—
1st m 5s Mar 6 1938
—.MAS
Gen
P?£Mfg
Central Arizona &P 58 '53—JAJ
Light A Pow Oo
1st mtge 6s 1900
JAD
Cent Ark Pub Serv
Oorp—
7734
94
MAN
Gen A ref 5s 1967
90
75"
1st A ref 5s 1954 Ser A—MAS
83
-1AJ
ser
99
77
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952--JAJ
British Col Tel 5s 1960
Broad River Power Co—
Carolina Mt Power 6s 1935-JAD
CaroUna P A List 5s 1956-AAO
!?,*& ret 5s 1951
9,en$
l8t & ref
Central Illinois
35
87
59
notes 1933
FAA
Cent Hud Gas A Elec
Corp—
Jan 1957
MAS
Cent Ills Elec A Gas Co—
33
95
93
c°U tr 534s '40—JAD
Works
AAO
f 6s 1953.
s
J&D
Cent OroMPn RR—See N Y Rvg.
Cent Disfe Telep 1st 5s *43—JAD
Centra1 Gas A Electric Oo—
Fhst
en coll trust 6s
'40.MAS
82
44
313*
MAN
—MAN
5s March 1944
MAS
7s Sept 1947
MAS
4s Aug 1 1932
FAA
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
——
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
AAO
Oonv deb 5s 1950
FAA
Oonv 534s 1938
MAN
Associated Pub Utilities Oorp—
Gas
1Bk g J8.JH?e 1 1947
„
West End St 5s 1932
5s May 1936
„
Deb 634? 1935
MAN
Arkansas P A L 1st 5s 1956-AAO
Arkansas Western Gas Oo—
1st 7s 1939 with warr
JAJ
Arkansaw Water 1st 6s 1956-AAO
Y)
MAN
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933-JAJ
Oarolina-Ga Service Oo—
634 % notes'32 with warr JAD
coll tr 5s 1948
100
80
IV
95
_
Arizona Pow 6s '33 opt '13.MAN
1st 1 A unif 6s 1947 ser A. MAN
Ark A Mo Pow 1st 6s 1953-JAJ
(N
1938
Extl 1st
_
Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser A—MAS:
Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser B—MAS
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Co.
Arizona Edison 1st 5s 1948—-JAJ
1st Hen 5s 1947
Deb 6s 1958
5s
1003*
10034
4334
3934
3234
\s 2934 Blnghamton (NY) L H A P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1946-—-—AAO
30
V 3134
Birmingham Elec Oo—
1st A ref 434s 1968
MAS
234
234
78
j
7834 Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59 -MAN
434% notes Oct 1 1932
52
Birmingham Water Works Oo—
54
1st m 534* 1954 ser A--—AAO
40
41
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
JAD
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
97
f.
FAA
99
Blackstone Val G A E 5s *39. JAJ
9934
9934
Mtge A col tr 5s '51 ser A. AAO
9734
98
Bleecker StAFulFy—See NY Rys
10334
104
104
Bloomlngton Dec A Champagne
I
105
1st A ref 5s 1940-MAN
9734
9734
Blue Lakes Wat 1st 6s '38--MAS
Boston Con Gao deb 6s '47--FAA
27
30
Boston Elev Ry 4« 1935—MAN
15
20
Deb g 434* Oct 1 1937—AAO
91
8934
Deb g 434s Nov 1 1941--MAN
79
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
--—JAD
67
Appalachian Elec Power—
„
95
89
24
..
1st A ref 6s 1956
MAN
Appalachian Power 6s 1941 JAD
7% gold bonds 1936
FAA
Deb gold 6s 2024
JAJ
9934
10034
9534
r.
8934
893*
8834
1st mtge 5s 1958
AAO
Berlin City Elect 634* 1951—JAD
Sink fund deb 634* 1959—FAA
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955
AAO
Berlin Elec Elev A Underg Rys
1st mtge s f 634* 1956
AAO
Annap A Chesapeake Bay Pow
1st 6s 1948
JAD
Ana A Pot R RR—See W RyAEl.
Androscoggin Elec 1st 5s *34 AAO
Androscoggin Water Power—
1st 6s 1945
—FAA
8834
§934
1st g 5s 1937
-—--MAS
Bellows FaUs Hydro-Elec Corp—
5
Canton Elec Co 5s 1937
30
2134
67
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)—
18
AAO,/
63
n^aidi^n,
'49 op *14 JAJ
OanalAOlaib RR—See NO RyAL
Canton-Akron Oon Ry 5s *33 JAJ
48
MAN)/
Allegheny Gas Oorp 034s*43 MAN
Alton A St L Bridge 7s 1947 MAN
Sec deb 6s 1953
75
65
55
Beauharnols Power Oorp—
OoU trusts f 6s 1959WW—AAO.
62
Bid.
N<?r F0^.0011 68 '63-MAN
90
72
AAO
-AAO
-
„
60
Bonds.
Camden A Sub Ry—See P 8
Corp
Bear Mt Hud Rlv Bdge Oo—
P—See Phlla Oo
Deb 534s 1953
JAJ
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 MAS 15
Amer A Foreign Power Oo—
Deb g 5s 2030
MAS'
Amer G A E deb 5s 2028
MAN
Amer Gas A Power Oo—
Ash.
JAD
mtge534? 1954.
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
953
|
Oo—
■——
10034
„
£ 5s 1963 with warr.MANl
Without warrant..
Deb 5s 1969 with warr—.MAS
Oonv deb 5s 1950
—JAD
9434
85
88""
76
82
8134
8334
Cities Service Gas Co—
1st M
pipe line 534s 1942.MAN
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Oo—
90
95
4234
4234
r.«J.8t ^ piPe H?° 68 1943
4434
4434
Canadian price,
JAJ
Cities Service Power A Light—
Deb 534s 1952
—MAN
Deb 534s 1949
JAD
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis)—
1st A ref gold 5s 1942
s
Sale price.
JA
2634
21
7
2
94
98
853*
95
5734
453*
46
43
44
44
43
43
44
43
44
4534
46
5434
62
5334
56
...
64
5334
50
52
88
91
•
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
76
'*»nd Interest" except where marked Mf" and Inoome and
NOTICE.—All bond prion aro
Citizens L H & P
(Johnat'n Pa)
Tract—See Phila Co
City Elec San Fran 6s 1937. -J&J
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City Water (Chattanooga)—
Citizens
1st M 5s
,
.
98
86
86
82
82
1st M 5s 1957 series O—-M&N
Olev El 111 1st 5s '39 op 24-A&0
Gen M 5s 1954 series A—M&N
Gen M 5s 1961 series B—- A&O
100 %
100
98%
Con 5s 1918—
1933
A&O *
1st M
Oleve Ry 1st
87
1933.-----—M&J
Oleve Southw Ry & BightGen &con 5s 1954——M&S
Clinton W W 1st 5s
1939
/
Columbia Gas & Elec
Deb g 5s 1952
Deb g 5s 1952
Deb 5s Jan
82%
82%
80%
—-.-M&N
A&OIS
151961—---J&J 15
70"
93"
90%
1st m 5s, 1938
Des Moines Gas Co—
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B—-M&N
Columbus(O)Gas 1st 5s g 32-J&J
89
97
90
1st
92"
80
1st
98
79
100
98
100
94
95%
90
87%
86%
80%
89
I
87
95"
96"
85
90
85
90
108%
101
91
100
100
87"
98
92
75
44%
101
89
97%
4Ha Feb 14 1935—J&J
1952 ser E
M&S
104
1st ref 5 Ha
97%
%a 1969 ser G M&S
& ref s f 4 Ha 1970 ser H J&J
& ref 4s 1981
—J&D
1st & ref sf 4
94
86%
110
Oonsol Gas N J 5s g 1936--—J&J
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Deb 5 Ha 1945. —
F&A
104
92
20-yr deb 41951—---J&D
Underlying cos—See N Y G E L H & P.
ilS
%
i%
7s 1952
F&A
1932 opt-J&J
1st m & coll tr 6s 1929
J&J /
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—)
1st gold 5s 1950
J&J,/
S f deb g
Det United 4 Ha
,
1st 6Hs
„
1937 A with
61H
war.M&S
5s
1932
Dortmund Munic Util
19
35
59
60
66%
86
91
Contin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
95
71
f 5s Feb 15 1954.F&A15
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948-M&N
51%
Orosstown St Ry—See Col Ry & Lt.
s
Int Tr (Bufr)
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 --J&J
1st Men & ref 7 Ha 1941-M&S
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st 4H* 1956
J&D
1st M 5s 1959—
J&D
Cumb'land T & T 5s 1937—J&J
Dakota Central Telep Co—
1st gold 6s 1935—
J&D
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
A&O
Dallas Pow & Lt 6s 1949
J&J
1st g 7 Ha 1949 serB
J&J
1st g 5s 1952 ser O—
J&J
1st gold 5Hj 1954 ser D...J&.T
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
31%
24
21
23
%
100%
75
53
84
93
1st & gen
99%
99%
98%
100%
94
99%
96"
97
99
41
43
15
20
6%a 1950
J&J
'40 op—M&N
M
1st
6s
Great Lakes
1932-1944
M&N
Utilities Co—
1st lien coll tr 5%a
29
77
79
87
90
75
1935—F&A
of Calif—
Grt West Pow Co 5s 1946-J&J
Green Bay Gas & Elec Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1935M&N
Green Mountain Power Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1948F&A
Greenwich Wat 4H» '57 ser A J&J
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
Col tr 5s 1952 ser A
-A&O
Col tr 5s 1952 ser B
A&O
Guanajuato Power & Elec—
78
91
100
Great West Power Co
6s
99
100
100^
100
100
95
30
16%
18
7%
Public
/ Serv Corp.
82
89%
Nominal,
r
86 H
61
90
6
56%
65
47
50
85
100
22
29
97
99
94 H
96
97
83
86
90
65H
65H
67%
67%
92
97
70
34
35%
1956 ser A.M&S
1st M & ref 4Hs 1961 B—J&D
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12J&J
Gen&ref5sJunel5'77 A—J&D15
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Extl g a f deb 7a 1935
M&N
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
ground & St Rys 5 Hs '38 —J&D
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970
M&N
Havana Elec Ry, Light & Power
Gen M 5a 1954 series A—M&S
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952—F&A
Deb g 5%a 1951
M&S
Helena Gas & Elec 1st 6s '52M&S
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P
Home Telep & Teleg(LosAngeles.
Oal) 1st 5s 1933
—J&J
1st refunding 5s 1945
J&J
Home Tel & Tel of Spokane—
1st M g 5s May 15 '30-M&N 15
Houston El Co 1st 6s '35—-J&D
Houston Gas & Fuel 5s 1932 M&S
Gulf Gas—
1st M & col 0s 1943 ser
80
82
73
74%
90%
85
90
75%
A.-A&O
with war..A&O
1935. -M&S
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s '53 M&S
1st lien & ref 4 %a *78 sor D M AN
1st lien & ref 4%a 1981 ser E..
Deb 6 Ha 1943
93
8
76%
38%
99%
100H
20""
25"
40
9%
90
ORT
95
•
96
97%
30
35
30
33
38
43
45
Houston
Hous Home Telep 5s
60%
4
60
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
95
89
91%
82
82
83
Houston Natural Gas Corp -
80
4
1st
85
1
m
coll 6s
43 with warr.J&D
50
1949.-M&N
'54 AM&S
M&S
98 %
99"
94
96
85
90
Hudson Co Gas 5s g
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s
1st M 5a 1954 ser B
•'/
n
85H
A&O
A&O
-
1st m 6s 1945
59
57
85
100
—A&O
1932-
1st M & ref 5s
59%
22"
19
Gulf Public Service Co—
100
J&D
El Paso Nat Gas 1st 6H« *43-J&D
Deb 6Ha 1938
J&D
Empire District Elec Co—
1st & ref m 5s 1952
M&S
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
Gen & ref 6s ser A 1952-—J&D
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke Jt lst&ref 5s *41 opt.M&S
Empire Public Service Corp—
Deb 6s 1950 w w 1950
J&J /
k Last sale,
1942—M&N
Great North Pow 5s
26*
Electric Public Utilities Co—
f This price includes accrued Interest,
Ltd—
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
5s 1950 ser A
42
30
Gt Falls Pow 1st 5s
35
30
m
39
39%
J&D
95
88
27
32
37"
'90—J&J
op
98
l80
25
85
'54
—
30
5
Light & RR—
M&S
26
Oo—
Ry
Northern
Great Lakes Power
1st & con g 5s 1956
El Paso El Go—
68 H
80
77
80
93
6
66%
—J&D
95
J&D /
55
1939---J&J
93
J&D
A&O
60
59
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39 M&N
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944.
F&A
A&O
A&O
1st
Corp—
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A. J&D
Conv deb 6s 1931 sor A—J&D
Oonv deb 6s 1944 ser B
A&O
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61 F&A
Ga Row & Ips—See B & N St Ry
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967--M&S
Georgia Power & Light Co
Gesfurel 6s 1953
55%
15 year sec 6s 1942
Eliz Plainf & Cent J ISee
75
65
60
71
55
Deb 6s 1937
83 %
86
95
92
76H
Boston—
A
B
83
65
Atlanta
35%
35%
Sec g 6s 1941 ser
Sec g 6s 1941 per
Deb 6s 1936
21
90
90
ti Electric Public Service Co—
68
70%
63%
69
98 H
30
63
75
90
25
69%
1st guar 5s
29
59
76
Atlanta Cons St 5s
10
5
60
1st mtge 5s 1978
Georgia Ry & Elec—
35%
33%
31%
Elmira Water,
..'
102
25
41
1941 J&D 15
General Gas & Elec Corp—
5% notes Aug 15 '32—F&A15
5% notes Aug 15 '33—F&A15
5% notes Aug 15 '34—F&A15
5% notes Aug 15 '35—F&A15
General Public Service Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1953
J&J
Conv deb 5%a 1939
J&J
General Public Utilities—
1st M coll tr 6H» ser A '56 A&O
Oonv ser 6% notes 1933—J&D
General Water Works
Electric P & L Deb 6s2030.F&A
•
77%
'
6%
94
76%
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s '41-J&J
74%
Phila Rap Trari
Electric Vow Corp (Germany)—
1st s f 6Hs 1950
M&S
1st sink fund 6 Ha 1953
A&O
Eliz & Trenton RR
104
92
A—M&N
4% notes Nov 1 *32
M&N
3-yr 5% note Jan 15 '33-J&J 15
4% % notes Oct 1932
A&O
Ed El lll(Bkn)Bee KingsCoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See NYG
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys
Electrical Devel of Ontario—
65
92
90
73 H
1967-J&D
1940
60
90
87
1st 5s 1933-Elec & Poop—See
Cross St Ry—See
81
*25
Third Av
-J&D
East St Louis & Suburban Co—
Coll trust g 5s 1932 opt—A&O
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
M&N
East Palm & Beth 6s 1939—J&J
Economy Lt & Pow (Joliet, 111)—
1st m s f gold 58 1956
J&D
27
CooperRivBri'ge«nclst6s'58M&N
Copenhagen Telephone Oo—
30
(Germany)
A&O
Edison Elec Ilium of
78
99%
96%
88%
63%
98
_
29%
96
95
32 H
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956—J&D
_
72
Oonsum L H & P Co (Eliz, N Ji¬
bs
1938
J&D
Consumers Power Co (Mich)—
1st & ref 5s 1936 op '16
J&J
1st 1 & unif 5s ser 0 1952- -M&N
1st lien & unif 4%a 1958.M&N
72
52
1st M g 5s 1930 guar
J&J
42dStM&StNAv—See 3d Av Ry
Galesburg Ry Ltg & Power—
Con 5s Oct 1934
J&D
Galesb Ry & L 5s 1934
J&J
Galveston-Iiouston Elec Ry—
1 st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
A&O
6H% secured notes 1931--J&D
6% secured notes 1931
J&D
Gary Elec & Gas Co—
1st Hen col 5s 1934 ser A
J&J
Gas & El of Bergen Co 5s '49-J&D
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954
M&N
Duke Price Power Co—
5s
20
Debenture gold 6s
Duquesne Gas Corp—
1st conv 6s Mar 151945-M&S15
6H% notes 1935
M&S15
50" Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
58" Eastern Connecticut Pow Co—
1st m s f 5s 1948 series A.A&O
110
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
Ref m 4%a 1948 A
102H
J&J
93
Ref m 5s 1948 B—
J&J
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser C--M&S15
Ref 6s Jan 1948 series D A&O
95"
Ref 6s Jan 1948 series E.M&N
95
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958
J&J f
94"
AdJ 6s 1958
_=„J&J f
80
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
1st m 5%a 1947 ser A
M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
46
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co—
1st lien & ref 6s 1942
J&D
94"
1st lien & ref 6 Ha 1948-M&S
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946--J&J
98% East Coast Utilities—
106
1st coll 5 Ha 1937 ser A-.F&A
99
Oonv del 6s 1933 ser A.-M&N
95
6% conv notes 1932
J&J
87 H E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42-A&O
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—J&D
E St L & lnterurb Wat 5s '42 J&J
104 %
1st m 6s 1942
-J&J
92%
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow—
83
Consumers El L & P (New Orl)—
1st M 5s 1936
J&J
70
46
40
52%
52%
52%
52%
deb 4s '54 J&J
-J&J
A&O
J&J
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
IstM 5Hs 1942 ser A
M&N
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st M 5s 1958
M&N
3
„
1945—
Transmission—
A&O
45
*30
1955
Deb 4s 1956 guar
15
Dominion Gas & Elec 6Hs
20-yr sf 6Hs 1948
16
Deb 4s
F&A
DDEB&B RR—See
29%
Con Ry (New HaV)
Deb 4s 1955
83%
100%
90%
1st
Oonsol Gas Utilities Co—
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A—J&D
Oonv deb 6Ha 1943 ser A. J&D
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '56--J&J
8
1961 ser D.F&A
Bridge—
f 6Hs 1952
1st m s f 6s 1966 ser
53"
95 %
106 %
s
33
J&J
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5%a 1957—M&S
Florida Power Corp—
1st m 5%a 1979 ser A
J&J
1st m 5%s 1956 ser B
J&J
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s *54—J&J
Florida Public Service Oo—
IstM 6H9 1949
F&A
1st 6s 1955 series B
A&O
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945—A&O
Ft Pitt Traction—See Phila Co
Ft W Van Wert & Lima Trac—
100
Duke Power—lst4Hs
45
s
96 H
1st
39
2
1%
97%
Dominion Pow &
40%
18
17
97 H
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
80%
99%
61
95
B-J&D
O-F&A
1st m
95^'
99
27
100H
Gen & ref 4Ha
88
'
24"
-J&J
A&O
5s 1950 series B
it"
Federal Water Service Corp—
Oonv deb 5%a 1954
M&N
Detroit International
I
94 H
3H% notes July 30 1932 —
Commonwealth Utilities Corp—
Oonv deb 6s 1938———M&N
Commonwealth Wat 5Ha A 1947.
lst M 5s 1956 ser B——-F&A
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser C—F&A
Community Power & Light Co-—
Col M 5s 1957
— —M&S
Community Water Service Co—Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
.J&D
Deb g 5Ms 1946 ser B .
M&S
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950—J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn RR 4s '48.J&J
Oonsol gold 4s 1955.—----J&J
B O & N 1st cons 5s 1939—J&J
Conn Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s *51 ser A—M&N
1st & ref 5Ha 1954 ser B—F&A
1st & ref 4Ha 1956 ser O—J&J
Connecticut Power 5s '63—A&O
1st & coll trust 5s 1956
J&J
Conn Ry & Lt 4 Ha 1951——J&J
Stamped guaranteed optional—
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s '39——J&J
Conn Riv Pow 1st 5s 1937—J&D
Connellsv Wat 5s Oct 2 '39—A&O
Gold 5s 1951
-----A&O
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped—J&J
Oonsol Gas of Bait 5s 1939--J&J
Gen g 4Hs Apr 1954
A&O
Consol Gas EivJC Lt & P (Bait)—
b Basis,
m
m
J&D
1947
6% gold notes 1932
86H
M&N
1948—M&N
Gen & ref 5s 1962 ser
82
99
1st M 5s 1953
Ertl
f deb 6 Ha
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser
Oommonwealth-Edlson Co—
1st
s
95
Fed St & Pleas Val—See Phil Oo
Detroit Edison 1st g 5s 1933-J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series A-A&O
84
Col St Ry 1st 5s g 1932—-J&J
Cross St 1st 5s g 1933——J&D
—-J&J
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B—-J&D
1st M col 4 Hs 1956 ser O.- A&O
1st M col 4 Ha 1957 ser D. J&J
1st M col 4 Ha 1960 ser E A&O
1st M 4s 1981 ser F. _
M&S
f 6s 1953
m s
Conv
68
66 H
Tunnel—_
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st m 6s 1947 series A
Columbus (O)
43)
99)
M&S
B—J&D
Federal Public Serv Corp—
Co—
M&S
Detroit & Canada
25
44
M&S
Stamped
M&N
1st m 5s 1956
Light &
1st 1 6s
series A—M&S
opt series B—M&S
1936 J&J
77
82
96
Federal
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
85
80
S F 6s 1937 opt
73
1945—J&J
Traction—
Fall River Elec Lt 1st
Debenture 6s 1954 ser
F&A
1st lien 5s 1946
Des Moines & Cent la Elec
S F 5s 1937
'12J&D
97
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913
A&O
Falrmount Pk Tram 5a '37—A&O
92
Des Moines City Ry 5s
Des Moines Elec Co—
Interurban Ter Co
1st guar 5s 1935
J&D /
Col Lon & Spr Ry—See IndO & E
Oolum & 9th Av RR—See NYRys
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s '36—A&O
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
1st ref 4Mb 1957 ser A —J&J
Col Ry 1st 4s '39 opt *14—Q~J
Without warrants
Evansv G & E L 5s '32 op
22
80 H
A&O
1st s f g 5s 1942 opt
19
82
95
94%
92%
91
91%
90
84
1941 A&O
Fairmont & Clarksburg Trac—.
J&J
84
76
11"
6% notes Oct 1 1933
Denver Tramway Terminals Co—
1st M g gu 5s 1933-1937—M&S
Derby Gas & Elec Corp—
93"
Corp—
85""
to Pa tax
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A
F&A
90%
as
86 H
'49--M&N
M&N
A&O
Rys—1st 6s 1954
'41-A&O
Europ'n Elec Corp (of Canada)
Deb 6%b 1965 w w
F&A
72
Co—_
1933-A&O
77
1st
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
Erie & Suburban Ry 5s
Erie El Motor s f g 5s
J&J
J&J
Columbia (S G) Ry Gas & El Co
1st M s f g 5s 1936———J&J
Columbus Dela & Marlon Elec Co
1st & ref 5s July 1937—-J&J
1st & ref 6s (stmpd) 1937--J&J
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A——J&D
Gen g
Erie
95
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1951
4
—
Light
Denv Gas & El 1st g 5s
90
Stamped
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
1st M 5s 1960
M&N
Colorado Power 1st 5s '53.-M&N
&
4%s 1971
1st M 4Hs 1969.
1st M 4%a 1969Denver Cons Tram 5s
—
s;~
Power
Delaware
100%
100 %
100%
Oleve Pains & East
Ext at 6% to
99"
69
J&J
Deb 5%a 1959
Atk.
1st s f 6%b 1953 with war M&N
Equit G&E Utica 5s 1942-A&O
84
Delaware Elec Power Co-
1954-—-------rJ&D
Bid.
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg Oo (Italy)
]
Darby Med & Ohes Ry—See Phila R Tr.
Davenport Water 5s 1961--J&J
80
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s *37 op '12.M&-3
95
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s *41--J&D
97
Day Bp & Urb—See Ind Col & E
92
Defiance (O) G&E 5s 1942—M&S
96
93
1st g 5s 1934 opt 1914---M&N
Citizens St Ry—See Ind Tr & Ter
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
defaulted bonds.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Canadian price.
$
Sale price.
*
PUBLIC
BOTIOI.—AH bond prloee
Bonds.
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B
97
95
99M
Bid.
Bonds.
Hydro-Elec Co (Italy—
1st Msf 7s 1952-M<$
Island Gas & Electric—
25-yr s f 5 Ms 1953 ser A—M<
Italian Superpower Corp—
13
8*
85
86
79
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
S f deb 5Ms 1957
J&D
M&S
J&D
74 M
73
J&D
98
J&D
92
84M
fo*
W
54
28
(Mich) Gas 5s g 37.
(Fla) Gas s f 5s 42Jacksonville Trac 1st 5s 31Jamaica Water Supply Co—
1st gold 5Ma series A 1955
James River Bridge Corp—
1st sink fund 6Ms 1958—
Deb g 7s 1943
Janesville Elec Co—
Jacksonv
i-"
/
15
87
60
55
——
Dayt Spgf & Urb 5s '28--M&N
40
83 %
25"
84
75
J&J
94
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A—M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957-F&A
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
70
72
93M
95
91
1st M 5s 1951
60
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6Ms 1942 with warr__J&l
Conv s f dob 6 Ms 1938—J&l
xv'y Hydro Elec Co 1st 6s '49.. J&l
Kentucky Power & Light Co—1st m 5Ms 1948 ser B—_M&
Kentucky Traction & Terminalr-»
«ei
A
TPg-r
30
5s
.
Coll tr
s
46
15
46 M
Kingston Gas & Elec 1st 5s'52
Knoxv Gas 1st 5s *33 opt
3§"
W W
50"~
65"
20
5s 1958
1
1948.-.
36
72
72%
w
s
Ry 1st 5s
g
'32—M&N
1st M 5s gold 1935
J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s *62 op.M&N
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4 Ms 1952J&J
Conv deb 4Ms 1939
J&J
Deb 5s 1955
F&A
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936—J&J
Interstate Power let 5s '67—J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Interstate Telep Co—
1st M 5 1961
Iowa Electric Co—
95%
.....
Lehigh Power Securities—
78M
50
75
30M
33 M
43 K
44
53
48 M
64
11
48 M
72
71
15
29"
28
33
Leipzig Overland Pow 6Ms '46.
Lex Ave & Pav Fy—See N Y R3
Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Ten
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
55 H
47
40
•
65
35
72
46 H
75
75
74
47 M
27
30
92
95
70
\
65
Conv deb 5 Ms 1953
J&
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941-J&3
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
74M
1st M 4Mb 1961 ser A
J&i
Lindell Ry—See United Rys(StL
—
Ref & ext g 6s 1938
52
47
94
92
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937-M&3
Little Rock Ry & El 5s '33—A&<
70
A&<
98
99
——
64 M
63
11*
75
Without warrants.
•
88
77
78
1st mtge 5 Ms 1959M&8
Iowa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids)
1st & ref 5s 1932 ser A ..M&S
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B...J&D
1st & ref 5 Ms Oct 1945-M&N
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st & ref 6s 1943
F&A
1st & ref 5 Ms I960
J&J
80"
85"
96
70
08
75
83
1st
ref 6s
98
1948.
90
81
75
100
93
95
85
80
Elec R 7*
I
50
i
[Ichigan Gas & Elec Co—
1st & ref 6s 1943
1st M 5s 1956
\
it Last sale,
—
15"
:V;
82
95
81%
74
76
38 M
38
48M
40
Nominal,
r
J&D
5%
5%
5%
5%
conv notes 1932
conv notes 1933
conv notes 1934
5
85
90
74
98
76
98"
A&O
70
37
33
conv notes 1935
J&D
[iddlesex & Boston St
Ry—
1st and ref mtge 4Ms 1932. J&J
Midland Natural Gas uo—
Conv deb 6s 1935
J&J
..Jdland Util deb 6s 1938..-M&S
Millv Etna & Sharps—See Phil Co
Milwaukee Coke & Gas Co—
1st M s f 7Ms 1933
F&A
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B
J&D
1st M 5s 1971
J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 4Ms 1967
M&S
Minn Gen El 1st 5s *34 op._ J&D
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
1st M4Ms 1950
J&J
Minn St Rys—See Twin O'y R T
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s 1934. A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955—
J&D
33
58 M
39
,
35 M
34M
.?;^4
101
89
103
89 M
88 M
89
88
90
99
99 M
73%
74M
71
89
77
79
1st & ref 5s 1965
M&8
Mississippi Power & Light—
71
73
!—..—J&D
77
78M
1st M 58 1957
M&N
Mississippi River Fuel Corp—
Mo Riv Sioux
■
f 6s
97M
97 M
s Sale price
81
73 %
95 M
83
97
84
72
Missouri Public Service Oc£First mtge 5s 1947 ser A..FI
80
82
Mississippi RIv Pow 5s *51..J&J
Deb 5s May 1 1947
M&N
Missouri Power & Light-
102 M
Canadian price,
72
:
57
86
99
91M
101M
96 M
96 M
100%
....
1
J&D
J&D
J&D
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
[Iddle West Utilities Co—
99 M
n
M&&
....
93
97%
/This price includes aocrusd intersst.
95
90
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
[ich Elec Ry 5s 1948
J&J
Jack Cons Trac 5s 1934—M&N
80
98
Los Ang G &
bBasli.
83
J&J
M&P
1st M 48 1971 ser G_
M&N
Let Street Ry—See N Y
Rys
[etropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A
Exten gold 4s 1938
J&J
1st
75
Los Angeles Gas & Elec Cor
1st & ref g 5s 1939 opt—.
68
48
91M
78
66
95M
A&O
A
99"
98
77
80
80
1st s f 6s 1944 with warr F&A16
Without warrants
;
Lockhart Power 5Ms 1950—F&j
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
79
ser
1st & ref 4Mb 1978
Mississippi Power Co—
■
75
74
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
M&N
;Ironwood & Bessemer Ry & Light
1st ■ f g 5s '36 opt after 'lSlf&A
79%
55
60
98
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4Mb 1958 M&S
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1967—J&D
Deo 5s 1968
M&S
-
80
95
67
70
A&O
1st mtge 6s 1934
J&J
lowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A.M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B-M&S
86 M
77
75
Lehigh Valley Transit—
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 6 Ms 1949 ser B—J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4M» '58 ser F...M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
F&A
Lake Superior DIst Pow—
1st M & ref 5s 1956
J&
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 4Mb 1940 aer B—-F&
s
s
15"
75
1
|
—
58
r
93
90
86
30
3d"
—
—
67 M
s
s
75%
International Railway (Buffalo—
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Cross St.
II—
Tol Frem & No 6Ms 1925—
Extended at 6% to 1933 J<
Lake Shore Power Co—
J
«•
J&J 15
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938.-J&J
Buffalo & Nlag Falls Elec Ry—
83%
ak PkE Iec Ry.
-
f 7s 1957
\
43
....
E_.
95""
40"
Sand Frem & Sou 5s 1936.J<
67"
!
|
72
72 M
Gen
gold 5s Feb 1 1933—F<S
Lor & Clev g 5? '27 opt '17 J.
40
83 M
12
5s
35M
Unstamped
ser
—
78"
55"
3M
a
1st & ref 5s 1953 ser O
1st M 4Mb 1968 ser D
108"
93
70 M
%
con g 5a '45-J&J /
[etropolitan Edison Co—
99M
95
J&L
1st
96
53
52
82 K
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 4Mb 1978 ser O—A&O
Memphis St Ry
74
—.
12
52
52
99
135"
& Elec
International Power Sec Corp—
Coll trust 6 Ms 1954 ser B.J&D
Sec 7s 1952
64
70M
9M
H
60
36
Memphis Power & Light Co—
'13-A&C
25
f
bonds 1955 serOJ&D
J&J
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
M&N
Mass Utilities Associates—
*
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A
—A&O
!
1951
Debentures 6s
1st
Sec 7s 1936 D (with war)__J&J
f 5 Ms 1946
56
40
Kokomo
57
32
MasslJlon Elec & Gas—
94 M
105M
85
25
Intercontinents Power Co—
Debs 6s 1948 with
warr
J&D
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944
.A&O
a
1st M 5s 1956
J&J
McGav & Mt V—See Nash
Ry&L
97
98
J&D
_
20-year
70"
120M
94 M
Kings Co Elev Ry—See BI
—
57%
Massachusetts Gas—
95
83
78
78
62 M
Purch money 6s g 1997.
Edison El 111 Bklyn 4s '
32""
Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex. J&J
Stamped
6% notes 1932
A&O
Conv g 7% notes 1932—-M&S
Maryland Light & Power—
1st M 5Ms 1950 ser A
J&J
81
101
Interborough
Sec 7s 1957
55
96
54M
100
82
r
r
A&O
68
Keystone Pub Serv-
65
38
§5"
1st & ref 6Ms 1957 ser A—J&J
1st & ref 6Ms 1962 ser B„J&J
Bait & Ann S L 5s 1946—F&A
49M
52
20
Interborough-Metropolitan Co—
Col trus
g 4Mb 1956
A&O /
«ec
Guaranteed 6s 1933
11
...
35M
101M
Maryland Electric Rys—
1
Key Tel 1st g 5s '35
1st 1 & ref 5Ms 19;
62
Inland Telep 1st 6a 1948—A&O
Inland Utilities Inc—
Conv deb 6s 1934
—J&D
6M%
3
——
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951
A&O
Guar Trust certif of deposit—
IK
1
91
42
8
45"
50
Market St El Pass
Ry—See P R T
Market St Ry (San Francisco)—
1st s f 7s 1940 Ber A
Q-J
,
76
/
f
1
96%
38%
f 7s 1941
J&D
Manuf'rs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939-J&D
91M
Z4
J&J
Col tr 6s 1957 ser C
Debs f 7s 1935-
91
81
s
..
100
30
8
/
ir-
d
99"
96
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
03
/
f 6s 1941 ser B -M&N
89
Kentucky-
....
89
Indianapolis Water—
1st & ref. g 4 Ms 1940 opt.-J&J
1st lien & ref 5%a 1953—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1970
M&S
Inland Gas 6 Ms 1938
/
Inland Pow & L a f 6s *36 A M&S
78%
93
J&J
1958
87
92
80
97
1st lien coll tr 5Ms 1937—A&O
Manila Sub Rys 1st 5s 1946-M&S
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st Msf 5 Ms "51 ser A
J&J
1st M s f 5Ms 1952 ser B..J&J
89
62M
Indianapolis & Southeast Trac—
Secured
80
88
77
63
60
Indlanap Columbus & Sou Trac—
1st Mg 6s Feb 1 1948
F&A
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianap & Martinsv Rap Tran—
1st g 5s 1932 opt
-J&J /
Indianap Nor—See Un Tr of Ind
Indianapolis & Northwest Trac—
1st g 5s 1923 ext to 1933-M&S /
Indianapolis Power & Light—
J&J
Indianapolis Trac & Term Co—
1st s f gold 6s Jan 1 1933—A&0
Indianap St gen 4s 1933—-J&J
Citizens St con 5s g 1933 M&N
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
90
15-year
Kansas Power & Light Co—
J&D
1st M g 5s 1935
90
103M
86
1st lien & coll tr 5s '53—M&8
Manila Gas Co—
86
96
1st g 5s July 1 '33 op '08-A&O
Indiana Nor 1st g 5s 1933- A&O
A
34
84
Kansas Gas & Electric—
92
100
98
101
102%
Mad RIv Pr 1st 5s *35 gu op.F&A
Manhattan El con 4s g '90—A&O
2d gold 4s 2013
J&D
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—
77%
90
Indiana Pr 1st 17M« '41 A .M&N
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s '43--J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
1st & ref M 6s Jan 1 1960--J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
ser
93
75
80
78%
85
77"
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Power & Light—
87
77%
91%
1st
Kansas City
40
97
Madison G & El 1st 5s 1940-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950
M&N
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936--M&N
83
85
75
82
75
20
Madison Co (111) Light & Power—
1st g 5s 1936
J&D
25"
33
s
M6^s 1953 series B—F&A
40
27
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53-J&J
'
80
91
99
98
35
39
f g 6Ms 1944
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
1st M s f 7s 1948M&N
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&imp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
1st & ref 6s
'4—...
M&8
93 M
75"
.
1st M 5s 1951 series O—M&S
s
_
45
96
!i*
Gen M 5s 1950
F&A
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
95
IK
M
88%
1st
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957
Kanawha Trac & Elec Co—
Indiana Electric Corp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
87
92 M
27 M
23
2
-
5s 431931—
1st lien coll 5 M 1938
M&N
Indiana Columbus & E Trac—
Gen & ref g 5s '26 op 'll.-M&N
76
93
20
59
74
1st & ref 5a 1952 ser A...M&N
1st & ref 4Ms 1961 Ber O.F
Deb s f 6s 1937 ser A
A
m*
83 M
Johnstown (Pa) Trac
Johnst Pass Ry 4s
,
mm
57
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
J
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)
37 M
92 M
72
1st M 6s 1957
Ask.
Los Angeles Railway Corp—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940
J
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938
A
Jackson
66
6% conv notes 1940
Indiana (Jnion Traction—
|
56
26 M
93
100
94
92
Illinois Valley Ry 1st 5s '35-M&S
Illinois Water Service Co—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A—J&J
Indiana Central Telep Co—
Indiana General Service—
1st M 5s 1948
Bid.
Bonds.
•
76M
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A..A&O
1st & ref 5M» 1954 ser B-J&D
1st
77
Alt.
s
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
1st & ref 5s 1957 opt
A&O
Illinois Power & light Corp—
1st 6s 1944
''
Isarco
M&S
M&S
Illinois Power 1st 5s 1933
1st 7s 1936
UTILITY BONDS
"and Interest" exoept where marked "f" and Inoome and defaulted bonds.
A$k.
Bid.
Hydraulic Power of Nlag Palls—
lstr& refundingSs 1950
J&J
Ref & Impt 6s 1051
A&O
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
J&J
111 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956—J&D
Illinois Cent Trac 5s 1933
J&D
Illinois Commercial Telep—
Dl-Ky Bdge 6Ms 1947
or#
75
80
87
64
66
50
60
City Bdge Co—
1953
M&S
78
PUBLIC
-All bond
NOTICE.
Bid.
Bonds.
Alii
50
Mobile Oas imp & ref 7s '61-JAD
Mob Lt & RR 1st g 6s '37—J&D
——M&S
Oons g 5s 1941.
Monmouth Oons
Wat 6s 56-JAD
Monongahela Light A Pow Co—
75
81
1st M 6s 1949
.—..JAD
Monongahela St Ry—See Phil Oo
Monongahela Valley Tractton—
lst M g 5s '42 opt '22
JAD
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 53*s 1950 series A..JAJ
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st lien A ref 53*s •<* B '63 FAA
Montana-Dakota Power Oo—
98
101
65
6p
80
Bonds.
1st R E A ref 4s '42
op ' 16-JAJ f
Guar trust ctfs of deposit
f
Adj inc
89
91
773*
81
Power—
865*
865*
s
s
85
805*
683*
683*
72
60
663*
683*
913*
813*
1st A ref 5s 1938——
JAJ
1st M 6s 1938 series B—--JAJ
Mt Hope Bdge 1st 63*s 57-J AD /
Deb s f 7s 1952
JAD f
75
78
23
1
2022------------MAS
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—AAO
Debs 6a July 1941
JAJ
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944--Q-J
Newark Oons Gas con 5s 48-JAD
New Bedford Gas A Edison Light
3% notes June 15 1932—J&D15
83
3
MAS
New Castle (City of) W 5s'41 JAD
8 f 5s 1932
JAD
New England GAB Association
Deb g 5s 1947-—MAS
Equitable Gas 5s 1932
MAS
New Amster Gas 5s 1948—JAJ
NYAER Gas 1st g 5s '44—JAJ
Con 5s 1945
JAJ
NYAWestch Ltg 4s 2004--JAJ
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar—JAJ
MAN
A
94
Norf A Ports Tr—See Va Ry A P
Norf Ry A Lt 1st 5s 1949--MAN
983*
345*
795*
833*
383*
39
893*
893*
93
75
82
935*
/ This price includes
88
95
99
80
80
70
75
6s 1938 ser A-.MAN
North Boston Ltg. Properties—
5
15
73
80
90
sec
76
95
98""
98
99
1st A ref 5s 1956
-JAJ
Salisb A Spencer 5s 1945-M&N
615*
61
61
59 H
96
1009*
T3
35
90
70
1st
gold 5s 1937 opt
FAA
North Calif Pow 5s 1932
JAD
1st A cons s f 5s '48 op '15-JAD
Northeastern Public Service—
1st 1 A coll 53*s 1961
Gen'l 1 A coll 53*s 1961
Northern Conn Power Co—
1st A ref 63*s 1946
MAS
North El Oo ANor Pap Mills—
1st M 5s1934-1947—MAN
Northern Elec Oo Ltd—See Misc.
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
1st A ref 53*s ser B 1960—JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1966 ser O—MAN
1st A ref 5s 1969 ser D....MAS
lst&ref m 43*s 1970 serE-JAD
North Ind Gas A El 6s *52—MAN
Northern Indiana Ry—
83
80
72
63
89
100
983*
78"
82
95
85
85
1083*
1003*
995*
1st M 5s 1960
Northern N Y UtilltlesTInc—
1st M A ref 5s 1963
—JAJ
1st lien A ref 7s 1946 A
MAN
1st lien A ref 6s 1947 B—MAN
1st 1 A ref 6s 1943 O
MAN
1st 1 A ref 53*s ser D '49.-JAD
1st 1 A ref 5s 1955 ser E..JAD
Watertown L A P 5s 1959-JAJ
Northern Ohio Pow A Lt—
Gen A ref 53*s 1951
MAS
Northern Ohio Telep Oo—
1st s f 53*s 1957 ser A_—F&A
Northern Onto Trac A Light—
1st consol gold 5s 1933—JAJ
1st consol gold 4s 1933—JAJ
1st lien A ref 5s <1956
FAA
Gen A ref 6s 1947 ser A—MAS
Northern Penna Power Oo..
lst A ref 5s 1956 ser A—JAD
Northern States Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1941
AAO
1st A ref 6s 1941 ser B—AAO
102
1023*
893*
1023*
995*
90
117
Refunding 43*s 1961
..AAO
63*% notes 1940
—JAD
Northern Texas Elec Oo—
Coll tr 8 f g 5s 1940 opt-—JAJ
1003*
95
iv*
94
79"
1st g 5s 1933 opt 1913-—JAJ
Northern Texas utilities Oo—
accruea interest
96
Last sale.
I In London,
n
85
92
90
1013*
107
100
90
783*
93
84
983*
100
65
283*
30
——
——
45
323*
333*
"
60
65
20
68
25
62
65
225*
893*
25
553*
563*
86
91
-F&A
86
91
74
70
915*
5s 1958
m
523*
55
575*
64
89
90
96
99
v
s
f 53*s 1970
A&O
>
94
Angeles Pacific Co—
lit ref g 4s 1950 opt'15--J&J
I
L A Pa R R Oal 5s *43—M&S
Pacific Gas A El ref 6s *42—J&J
95
92
1st &
-f M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D
1st & ref 53*a 1952 ser O.J&D
l«rt & ref 5s 1955 ser D
J&D
933*
993*
983*
383*
383*
90
Pacific Light A Power Corp—
Pac L A P Oo 1st 5s 1942-JAJ
i
95
50
85
60
90
93"
70
73
65
67
Guaranteed
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv—
Oonv deb 6s 1950
MAS
Pacific Power A Light Oo—
75
77
983*
1033*
1003*
983*
1043*
101
94
863*
87"
87
873*
983*
88
315*
323*
1st M 6a 1955
.FAA
Pacific Public Service Co—
90
86
i
1st &ref 43** 1957 ser E—J&D
1st & ref 43*s '60 ser F
J&D
40
40
47
833*
85
MAS
Pacific Teleph & Telegraph—
1st & col tr s f g 5« 1937--JAJ 2
873*
95
1003*
Ref M 5s 1952 series A...MAN
99H
5-year 5% notes 1936
83
76""
783*
913*
93
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Oorp
Paters on A Passaic Gas A Electric
consol gold 5s 1949
M&S
Pawtucket Gas 4s 1932
M&N
89
92"
88
94
85
84
90
98
Peninsular Tel Oo 1st 53*s '51 J&J
Penn OentralLight A Power Oo—
1st A ref 43*« 1977
M&N
Penn-Ohio Edison Oo—
92
923*
85
Deb g 6« 1950 ser A
Without warrants
M&N
95
92
98
Deb 53*s 1959aer B
F&A
83
86
955*
963*
82
975*
993*
1013*
853*
853*
1013*
84
12
87
333*
333*
Nominal,
36
36
f
mm'
£6""
87"
74
753*
793*
82
773*
80
763*
79
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F
M&N
33*% notes Aug 1 1932 —F&A
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oorp—
743*
963*
745*
98
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A—M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 1 & ref 5 3*s '55 ser A. _M&8
1st lien & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Deb 6s 1940
J&D
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
1st & ref 53*s '54 ser A
J&J
Penna Pow Oo 1st 5a 1956—J&J
36
39
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser D
-
8
mm
Pennsylvania Electric Co—
95
86
97
99
Pecos Valley Power A Light Oo.
1st m 63*s 1937 ser A
MAN
Deb 7s 1942
JAJ
92
83
;v
1005*
1005*
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
AAO
Pasa A Mt Lowe—See Pac El Ry
87
80
r
Los
67
.
*
w
87
f 5b 1952
M&S
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
.Pacific Flee Ry g 5s 1942—-J&J
s f 7s '35 with war
JAJ
Without warrants..........
Northern Utilities Oo—
A—MAN
MAN
923*
42"
1st
1st
96
10
95
85
1st M
36
Northern Texas Traction Oo—
92
8!*
83
Otter Tail Power Oo (Minn)—
Gen M 5s 1946 ser E
A&O
Ozark Power & Water Co—
North Shore Gas Oo of Illinois—
G1H
82
'20—AAO
73
Ref & coll tr 5a 1957 ser A. A&O
Ottawa Trac 1st 53*s July '55JAD
Ottawa Valley Power Oo—
82
34
1st A refg 5s '40 op
70
1st M 5s 1957 series A_
JAI)
Oslo Gas A El Works (Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
-MAS
65
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938--AAO
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp
North Penn Gas Co—
1st M A lien 53*s 1957-—MAN
North Shore Electric Co—
61
95
Ottawa L H & Power—
North Continent Utilities Corp—
1st coll A ref 53*8 1948 ser A_„
North Hudson Lt H A P Co
66
57
92
81
1st
80
63*% notes Dec. 1 1932-JAD
North Carolina Pub Serv Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1934 opt
AAO
95"
573*
Orange A Pas Val R—-See P S Oorp
Orange A Rockland Elec Oo—
90
70
70
Oonv
36""
553*
Ontario Pow 5s *43 op to '13-F&A
Ontario Power Serv Oorp—
1st sf 53*sl950
J&J
Ontario Transmission Oo Ltd—
1st gu g 5s '45 op bef '16—M&N
483*
AAO
84
106
993*
993*
85
48
AAO
AAO
AAO
W W A Elec Corp—
North Amer
'
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt.-MAN
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
95
AAO
32"
'
1st m 5s 1948 ser A
.F&A
Oklahoma Ry 1st A ref 5s '41-JAJ
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha A Ooun Bluffs Ry A Br
1st sf 6s 1947
AAO
Omaha A Council Bluffs St By—
Ext 6s 1936—
J&J
89
93
Serial 5% notes 1935
Serial 5% notes 1936
108
54
s
84
675*
s
53
38
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
-FAA
Oklahoma Power & Water
95
98
Serial 43* % notes 1932
Serial 5% notes 1933
Serial 6% notes 1934
60
845*
833*
Deb 5a Nov 15 '69 ser O MAN15
North Amer Light A Power Co
S f deb 53*s 1956 ser S
JAJ
35
Debenture gold 6s 1940---MAS
Oklahoma Gas Util 63*8 1934—
Okla Natural Gas 6« 1946 A—JAJ
103
North American Edison Co
Oonv deb 5s 1957 ser A„MAS
Deb 53*8 1963 ser B
FAA15
99
SSB
1015*
FAA
102
64
id*
98
1st lien s f 6s 1943 ser
S f deb 63*s 1943
Basis.
JAJ
5s 1944-JAJ
99
78
67
~13*
96
g
85
323*
13*
96
Norfolk St 1st
North American Oo.
Deb 5a 1961
New York Edison Oo—
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948
JAD
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949
FAA
Ed El HI. N Y. con g 5s '95 JAJ
ser
100
90
58
Assn 5s 1948.AAO
61
Deb 63*s 1954
JAD
81
5% notee Dec 1932
JAD
94
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951—JAJ
New Eng Tel A Tel—
1003*
6s gold Oct 1 1932
AAO
100
1st 5s 1962 series A
-J&D
93 H
1st 43*s 1961 ser B
MAN
85
New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
N J A Hud Riv Ry A Perry—
33
1st gold 4s 1950 opt-_-_—MAS
82 H
N J Pow A Lt 1st 43*s *60—AAO
New Jersey Water Oo—
65
1st M 5s 1950
FAA
New London Gas A Electric—
Oonsol A refg 5s 1933
98
-JAJ
New Mexico Power—
65
1st M 6s 1958
JAJ
New Milford Pow 1st 5s '32.F&A
99
N ew Orleans Pub Service Co—
78
1st A ref 5s 1952 series A—AAO
1st A ref 6s 1955 series B—J&D
783*
Gen M 4H» 1935
JAJ
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A—JAD 1 62"
New Orleans Ry A Light Oo—
Canal A Olaib 1st 6s '46--MAN
1033*
N O Oy RR—Gen g 5s '43-JAJ
N O Oy A Lake 5s 1943—-JAJ
92"
NOAOarroll con 5s Feb'33-JAJ
953*
N O Pow House Oo 5s '41-JAJ
•89
St Charles St 1st g 4s '52--JAJ
Newp News A Hamp Ry G A E—
1st A ref 5s 1944
JAJ
78
Newp News A Old Pt Ry A El
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
90
MAN
Gen g 5a Mar 1 1941—MAS
70
New Rochelle Wat 53*s '51-MAN
83
N Y Cent Elec 1st 53*s'50-M&S
lit lien A ref 6 3*« 1941—AAO
lit 1 A ref 5s ser B 1944—AAO
MAN /
63*8 1962
1st mtge 63*s 1953—
Norf A Ports Bdge 7s 1942
New Eng Pow
AAO
1st 1 A ref 5s 1951 ser O
N Y Gas Elec L H A P Co—
81
Nippon Eloc Pow Ltd (Japan)
-
-JAD
79
50
48
76
Oklahoma Gas A Electric—
1st M 5s 1950
M&S
MAS
43*s 1980
95
Niagara Falls Power—
1st A cons 6s ser AA *50--MAN
Niagara Lockport A Ont Power—
1st A ref 5s 1955 series A.AAO
....
963*
693*
15
90
64
933*
973*
68
m
50
88
92
90
973*
....
22
92
N Y Tel 1st 43*s '39 tax ex-MAN
N Y Water Service Oorp—
90
'
--MAN
m
49'
45
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6a "'47—JAJ
Ohio Cities Water Oorp—
1st m col tr 53*s 1953 ser. A JAJ
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957
AAO
1st A consol 5s 1960
FAA
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 JAD
Ohio-Kentucky Gas Co—
lata f 63*s 1943 ser A
JAD
Ohio L A Pow 1st 5s 1944
Ohio Pow 1st A ref 5s 1952 B JAJ
1st A ref 43*s 1956 ser D.JAD
Deb g 6s 2024
JAD
Ohio Public Service Oo—
1st M A ref 73*» '46 ser A.AAO
1st A ref 7s 1947 ser B
FAA
1st A ref 6s 1953 series O.MAS
1st A ref 5§1954 ser D_..MAS
Ohio State Telep 5s 1944....JAJ
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46JAD
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
1st <53*s 1943 (with war)
JAJ
Ohio Water 6s June 1933-—-JAD
-
28
96
93""
•
■•J'
AAO
5Ha 1962
6s 1952
1st M 5a 1951
87
62
15*
—
Ait.
95
2
JAJ
ra
m
con
2ti
1043*
N Y Steam 6s 1947
MAN
97
1st M 5s 1951
953*
MAN
N Y A Suburban Gas—See West Chester Ltg.
Co—
-
95
1st
993*
Municipal Gas Oo (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1935 ser A——MAN
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1956-FAA
Muskogee Elec Tr 5s 1934—MAN /
Mutual Telep (Pa) 1st 6s 45 - A&O
Narragansett Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
JAJ
Nashville Railway A Light—
Oons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—JAJ
Ref A ext gold 5s 1958-—-JAJ
McGavock A Mt Vernon—
2d series 6s July 1937—J&J
Nashville Gas A Heating Oo—
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar..MAN
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn R T
Nassau A Suff Ltg 5s 1945--FAA
Nat Elec Pow Co deb 5s 1978 JAJ
Nat Pow A L deb 6s 2026 A-F&A
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
MAN
Nat Public Service Oorp—
Debenture gold 5s 1978--FAA
Nat Toll Bridge 6s 1939-—JAJ
Nebraska Pow 1st 43*s 1981-JAD
Deb 6s
80
1st
Mt Wash St Ry—See Phila Oo
Muncie El L 1st 5s '32 op *12-JAJ
M A U O Tr Oo—See Un Tr of Ind
Muncie W W 5s Oct 2 1939-AAO
33*
68
New York State Rys—
1st con g 43*s '62 op '13-MAN /
Certificates of deposit
25
o
13*
25"
12
9
10
1st
1st
80
Oonv deb 5s 1948
Oonv deb 5s 1950
50"
K
io
35
N Y A Richmond Gas Oo—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A—MAN
1st ref 6s 1952
MAN
N Y State El A Gas Co—
97
--- -
40
40
20
,
25*
Third Ave—See under "T"
34th St Orosst 1st 5s *96—A&O /
23di St Ry 5s 1962
JAJ /
883*
863*
Mount Home Telep 5s 1938.JAJ
Mountain States Power Oo—
1st M 5s 1937
50
23*
Bway A 7th Av cons 5s '43 JAD /
Certificates of deposit.
/
Col A 9th Ave 1st 5s '93—MAS
Lex Ave A P Fy 1st 5s *93 MAS /
Second Av recei* ctfs 1914
/
Sixth Av RR pur M 5s *65-JAJ /
943*
*
New Brunswick (Can) Pow
993*
45
Bid,
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935.MAN
Northwestern Elevated (Ohlc)—
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
MA8
Union El (Loop) 5s g '45-. AAO
Northwestern Power Oo Ltd—
1st m « f oonv 6s '60 serA.JAJ
Northwestern Pub Serv Oo—
1st m 5s ser A 1957
JAJ
Northw Tel eg—See W U Tel eg
Nova Scotia Light A Power Oo—
1st M a f 5s 1958 ser A
JAD
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
Ocean City Costal Hlghw Bdge—
7s 1942—
.
1st A ref s f 6s '43 op *18.-JAJ
Deb g 6s 1962 ser A------JAD
Montreal Isl Pow 6j*s 1957. MAN
Montreal Lt flt A Pow Oonsol—
1st ref A coll tr 5s 1951-—A&O
1st ref col A sf 6s 1970 serB MAS
Montreal Lt Ht A Pow Oo—
Gold 5s 1933 opt 1913-—A AO
Montreal Pub Service Corp—
1st A ref 6s 1942
MAS
Montreal Tramways—
,
1st A ref g 5s 1941 opt..—JAJ
Gen A ref 6s 1955 series A.AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1955 ser B—-A&O
Gen A ref s f 43*s '55 ser O A&O
Gen A ref ■ f 5s 1955 ser D.AAO
Morn'side El St By—See PWla Oo
Montana
Bonds
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 63*51933 with warr. JAD
863*
AAO f
g 5s Jan 1942
Bankers Trust ctfs of depos.
Bleeck St A F P 1st 4s '50.JAJ /
75
53*8 1934
Atk
Bid
Municipal Ry 5s 1966.- JAJ f
N Y Power A Light Oorp—
1st mtge 4Hb 1967——AAO
N Y A Queens Gas 1st 5s *34 FAA
N Y A Queens Oo
Ry 4s '46-AAO f
Steinway Ry 1st 6s 1922—JAJ
New York Rys Oorp—
Prior lien 6s 1965 ser A
JAJ
„Adi income 6s Jan 1 1965-Apr /
NewYork Railways—
—
65
m
BONDS
N Y
85
72
J&J
1st
UTILITY
prloss are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
J&D
Pennsylvania Pow A Light Co—
1st M 43*s 1981
AAO
Pennsylvania State Water Oorp—
1st lien 53*s 1952 series A-M&S
Penn Tel 5s 1960 ser O
——
c* enn Water A Power s f 5s *40JAJ
1st ref 43*s 1968 ser B——M&S
Canadian price,
s
Sale price.
633*
95
96
943*
863*
863*
mt
633*
643*
s
IF
93
99
87
PUBLIC
NOTION.—All bond prfOM
Bonds.
Bid.
Pensacola El Oa let 5s *31—PA A
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 6a '08. J&D
People's G L & Ooke. Chicago—
1st
Conv
deb
5s
85
Bonds.
89
94
9654
Public Service Co of Oklahoma—
1st mtge 6s 1961 ser O.—.M&S
First mtge 5a 1957 ser D.M&N
9754
9554
90
Trust certs 6%
87
87
90
90
RR*
99
Cons Trac
91
9554
4
45
88
M&N
M&N
M&N
F&A
95
50
55
86
8654
70
25
60
80
35
96
9754
80"
84
60
88
90
70
60
35"
25
25
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
J&D
Gold 6a July 1933
J&J
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs„J&J
West End Trac con 5s "88-J&J
PhUa Elect let 5s 1966
A&O
1st M 4s 1958
A&O
1st lien & ref m 4 Hi 1967 M&N
l8t& ref 4s 1971
J&A
35
60
25
30
35
25
101
10154
M&S
73
R§*
41
Direct
m
Oon
27
9754
10354
6s
7954
7454
6954
7454
68 54
5
—
80
99
97
85
1st & ref 6s
Richmond
57
Darby Media & Ches St
1st 4*4s '36 opt *16 gu_.
Best Mantua & Fairm 55*
62
61
64
68
1962.
63
73
45
55"
69
71
PaBS
1st g gu 4s 1956
S
Union Traction—
65
2254
2654
53
5354
§2*
38
37
37
38
44 54
47
91
75
80
55
M&N
94
9554
1st & ref 454s 1957
1st M
5s
M
5s
M&N
A&O
M&N
1955
1989-
1st
94
93
1st M 4Hs 1987
1st M 454s 1970
A&O
Pblla & W Ohes Tr 4a 1964—J&J
Phila & West Ry 5s 1960
J&J
Piedmont
87
87
21
16
20
Hydro-El Co (Italy)
A&O
100
10154
59
65
Co
Co
6154
6254
62
6254
93
95
83
94
40
45"
53
70
76
3154
3154
Postal Teleg & Cable 5a *53
J&J
50
Potomac Edison Os—
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E—M&N
s
8354
1st M 454s 1961 series F..A&0
Potomac El Pow
Cons M
g
5s 1936 guar..J&J
Gen Hen & ref 6s 1953
A&O
s
7554
100
101
103
105
Power
Oorp of Canada Ltd—
Conv deb 454s 1959 Ser B.M&S
Power Oorp of N Y—
1st M 054s 1942 Ser A.M&N
55£s 1947—..M&N
Power Gas & Water Sec Corp
Ooll tr 5s 1948 with warr .M&N
Power Secur coil tr 6s '49...J&D
Incomes June 1949......F&A
Providence Gas Co 1st 654« 1942
M&N /
6s 1957
56
9254
62"
70"
11*
n*
70
65
70
102
105
Prussian Elec 6s 1954
29
31
Public Elec L Oo & (St Albans. Vt]
1st 534s 1956
A&O
65
70
Public Service Oo of Colorado—
88
90
97
100
95
M&N
97
99
454s 1958 ser A...M&N
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s *46—A&O
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt & P1st ref 5s 1946
92
94
49
55"
1st g 5s Nov 1 1937
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1946
J&J
St Joseph Water 5s 1941
A&O
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951
St Louis Co (Mo) Water Oo—
1st M 554s 1945 ser A
J&D
7654
81
88"
92"
90
94
95
97
1st M 5s 1945 ser B
St Louis-Miss Riv Bridg,
J&D
90
1st s f 654s Oct 15 '47—A&015
10
'
Conv 6% notes 1933
J&J
St Louis Sprlngf & Peoria RR
1st & ref gu g 6s '39 opt—J&D
St Paul City Ry—See Twin
City
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen gold 5s 1944
7654
80
s
ser
A.J&J
B.J&J
84
81
83
76
85
64
6554
96
34
70
75
Corp.
85
89
89
85
89
91
35
45
Southeast P&L deb 6s 2025
-M&S
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
7954
8054
1st lien 6s 1944
J&D
Southern Bell Telep &
Teleg—
1st s f g 5s 1941
opt 1910.. J&J
Sou B vard—See
Third Ave Ry.
Southern California Edison—
Gen g 6s Nov 1939
opt
J&J
Gen& ref 5s 1944
F&A
Refunding 5a 1951..
J&J
Refunding 5# 1952
M&S
20
25
9854
9954
9954
10054
9654
9654
9754
9754
£° Texas Gaseus
1938 A..M&S
Refunding 5s 1954
J&D
Southern California Gas
Oorp—
Collateral trust 5s 1937—M&M
South Cal Gas Co 6s i960
_M&N
1st & ref 0s 1958 series C_.
1st & ref 554s 1952
1st & ref 5s 1957
ser
1st M 5s 1947
Southern Canada Pr Oo Ltd—
1st M 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
Southern Cities Pub Serv Co
Conv deb 6s 1949
M&N
Southern
Cltle#
8654
s
M&S
M&S
97
s
J&D
B..M&S
1961
a
South Calif Telep
96
9354
8454
s
81
82
97
75
80
22
2354
21
23
23
Utilities Co—
1st lien & coll 5s 1958
A&O
S f deb 0# 1958 ser
A..IIIF&A
18
94
88
92
20
63
Southern Counties Gas (Calin
1st M 454s 1968
....M&N
79
82
M&N
75
65
R T.
97
o
F&A
99
100
102
Pub S ervlee.
103
9754
35
41
A—.A&O
Southern Gas Utilities. Inc—
1st M s f 654s 1939 ser
A.M&S
Southern Natural Gas Oorp—
1st
s f 6s 1944 with warr
Without privilege
South N E
Telep
Deb g 5s 1970
--
45
50
J&J
3554
1st 5s 1948. J&D
loo"
103
100
90
10254
36
*
8354
85
76
7654
375*
Southern Wise Pow 6s 1938 .A&O
Southwestern Assoc Telep Oo—
454% notes 1932
—J&D
San Diego Water Supply Oo—
ra
J&J
Rys
§«uth Jer G E & T—See Pub 8erv
South Pittsburgh Water Oo—
78
1st g 5s 1939 opt 1914—-M&S
1 fit & ref 6s 1047 ser B...M&S
1st
Basis.
/ This price includes accrued Interest,
llshed on Montreal and Toronto Exchanges.
o
South Carolina Power Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
South Ferry—See N Y
91
91
72
.*
1942—M&S16 /
1932—J&D15 /
70
85
90
0°nT,88 Dec 15
65
84
78
2454
Southern Colorado Power Oo—
1st g 6s 1947 series A
j&J
f 6s 1966
k Last sale.
I In
75
80
June
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s *49.M&S
San Antonio G & E 5s 1949-M&S
San Diego Consol Gas & Elec—
s
So Oar Gas & El 6s
72
554s
86"
k
jaj
Sioux City Serv 6s
195lIIIIj&J
Somerset Un & Middlesex
Ltg—
Mtge g 4s Dec 1 1943—_J&D
South Bay Consol
Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
M&N
A&O
Power
85
84
1st & ref 4 54s 1978 ser D.M&N
91
83"
82
O.F&A
ser
Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
Mt
1932-1958
Public Service Oo of iNor 111—
9054
J&J
J&D
So Ohio Elec 6s 1955
J&D
1st g 5 54a 1959 #er D
j&j
Sou Pub Utll l«t 6s 1943
J&J
Southern Trae—See Phila Oo.
Southern United Gas Go—
1st lien 6s 1937 with warr A&O
Salt Lake Term 6a 1935
J&D
Salt River Val Water Users Assn
6s
1938.1
F&A
Stewart
1950
Southern Gas Oo—
1st 654 s 1935 ex-warr
8 f deb 054" 1930 ser
M&S
J&J
Gen & ref 6s 1952
Salisbury & Spencer—See No Oar
Salmon Riv Pow gu 5s *62 op F&A
83
1st & ref 4 Ha 1980 ser E— J&J
"A:'
M&S
5s 1959
85
80""
F&A
1949 series B
i*
Light
St Joseph Gas—1st 6s 1937—J&J
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power—
guar
»
Is* M 5s 1900
9054
91
cons
8an Angelo
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '21.-A&O
lot& ref 5s 1966 series O.M&N
85
9054
San Antonio Public Service—
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1958 ser B
J&J
B.A&O
89
1st mtge s f 454s 1979
J&D
St Charles St RR—See N Orl Ry &
St Olatr County (111) Gas & El—
86
A—M&N
3154
88
81
ser
s
82
& P 1st 5fl'46.M&S
Safe Harbor Water Pow. Corp—
84
1957
98
86
Lt
79
81
4 *4s
3054
s
Gen M 454« May 1948—M&N
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A—M&S
1st & ref
254
96
1st & ref 5 54s'54 series B.M&S
Deb 6s 1946
M&N
Public Service Oo of N H—
1st & ref 5* 1956 ser
1
Telep Corp—
A&O
1st
60~
80
A.."-J&J
1st lien & ref 5a 1900
St Louis Piiblic Service—
1st M s f 6s 1942 Ser B..M&N
Deb gold
conv
40"
A-.M&S
W "®nc& 1955 I960 ser
ref 5s
1st M 6s
1st & ref 454s 1953 ser C__J&J
„
53
an
IIII
Roch Tel Co gen 5s 1933.A&0
Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39.M&S
90
5s 1945...M&N
m
1st M
30"
Telep 6s 1944 ..J&D
con
20
Rutland Ry
1st & ref 4V*s I960
M&S
4% notes Jan 1 1933
J&J
Portland (Ore) Gas & Ooke—
1st & ref g 6s *40 out '20-_J&J
1st l'n & gen 454s 1940
J&J
Portland Gas 1st 5s 1951.F&A
Portland (Me) BR 3>4b 1951-J&J
1st 1 &
94
Ruhr Gas Oorp 654s '53 A—A&O
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945.A&0
90
26
Portland General Klec Co—
Porto Rico
89
92
1st ref
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Pittsburgh
Rys—See Phila
Plattsburg G & El 1st 5s 1939
Pomerania Elec. 6s 1953
97
Rockland Light & Pow—
1st M 5s 1938—
65
Pitts Alleg & Man—See Phila Co
Pitts & Oharlerol—8ee Phila Co
P McK & Con—See W Penn Rys
Phila
100
2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep
J&D J
Rochester & Syracuse BR—
5954
61
1st g 5s 1949
opt
2d M 0s 1949 series
a
9554
Rochester
58
—
Trac—See
6454
3354
9654
1st & ref 5s 1946 ser B
1st & ref s f 6 54 ■ 1960 ser A
Piedmont & North 1st 5s 1954. J&J
Pitts & Alleg Telep 1st 5s 1949
Plttsbuigh
61
Roch Ry cons 5s «r 1930.-A&O fn 15
Certificates of deposit
95
85
84
J&J
Gen mtge 4 54s 1977 ser D.M&8
3% notes July 15 1932—J&J 15
Roch Ry & Lt 6s '64 opt
J&J
96
82
50
89
96
Ry & El 6s 1953—F&A
Rochester Gas & Elec Oorp—
Gen M 554s 1948 series O.M&S
Phila Sub Water Go—
alie aef 5i.1960.8er
Sierra & San
70
Rochester Central Power Corp—
Deb g 6s 1963
M&S
45
75
4654
89
80
Roanoke WW 6s 1960
Co.
2054
75
39
7054
Sierra Pacific Power Go¬
42
27
ec
71
81
70
85
40
25
73
80
Francisco Power—
1st g 5s 1935
J&J
Rio Grande Valley Gas Oo—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
A&O
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Corn
Roanoke G-L 554s 1951
F&A
33
Ext at 514 % to 1956.M&N
Phila Subur-Oountlea Gas & Elec
Sheboygan Elec—See East Wis El
Sjjenango Val Water 6s 1950A&O
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st sink fund 6
54s 1952—_J&B
Shore Lighting Go—
1st mtge 5s
1951—..
A&O
Shreveport Rys 1st 5#, '32-44.J&J
94
72
5s 1957
-M&N
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
J&J
Rio de Jaueiro Tram Lt & P—
_
72
69
70..A&O
55
1st M
People's Traction Co—
P P By tr ctfs 4s '43 -F&A
W Phila Pass 2d 5s 1920—
1940—M&S
& Power Oo—
1stM&colsf 4 54s *67SerA A&O
(lnd) W W Corp—
Elec & Peo 4b tr ctfa '45-A&O
6054
«er
1st ~iAr. 6s 70 ser O B..M&N
coll tr
F&A
1st coll tr 454b ser D
Roanoke
Elev
27
opt 1914—M&S
RSA
!914—A&O
Debsf 6sl930
__F&A
Second Ave—See N Y
Rys.
Second Ave Trac—See Phila Oo—
Seneca Pow Corp 6s
w
A&O
1937-—
SST,anJPrac l8t 68 « 1932.M&N
Seattle-Everett Traction—
siSiH? 6? 1939
Seattle Ltg 1st 5s *44
opt '10-M&S
8754
Richland Public Service—
2654
87
80
63
lit & ref 6s 1067 ser
A— F&A
Scranton By—1st 5s Nov
*32.J&J
1st & ref 5a 1947
F&A
Shawinigan Water
78
Cons 6s 1955 with righta-.A&O
7% sec. notes 1936
T&A
104
75
M&N
1952...
Serv—
J&D15
J&D15
a
79
97
6a 1953 with war..F&A
m
454% notes 1932
454 % notes 1933
26
94
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
Mtge g 7s 1950
M&N
87
opt *12.J&J
Scranton Ga# & Water Co—
1st 454s 1958
Scranton-Spg Brook Water
M&S
9554
57
Street
86
9454
8654
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Market
97
A&O
Oonsol Oorp—
89
Phila & Garretsford 8t Ry—
1st 5s 1955
F
9754
SchuylkM Val Tr5a 1045—_F&A
87
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st mtge 554s 1972
F
85
95
90
95
ser A-A&O
1st
6s 1945 ser B...A&O
Savannah Elec Oo 5s g *52 J&J
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947.
A&O
97
90
£ ref 754s 1941
& ref
1st M 5s 1946
opt 1919. M&S
Schuylkill Trac 1st 5s 1943—A&O
—
80
60
96
Schenectady Railway Oo—
Queens Bor Gas & El 6s '62.J&J
Kef 5s 1955
M&S
Ref 454s 1958
M&S
Conv g deb 554s 52 ser A.A&O
Qulncy (111) Ry 5a 1932.—F&A
Railway & Light Sec 5s var
Rap Tr St Ry—See Pub Ser Oorp
Reading Trac 6s 1933
J&J
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv Union—
Extl deb 6s 1953
J&J
60
Pittsb Rys 6s 1953
A&O
Pitts Trac 1st 5s 1927—A&O
So Trac 1st & colltr g 6s *50 A&O
9954
_
Pitts & Blrm Traction—
Browasv Ave 5s 1926—F&A
Pitta & Obarleroi 5s '32—M&N
9854
opt aft 1910 J&D
q
1938—-M&S
1st col tr conv 6 54s 1948—A&O
Puget Sound Power Oo—
1st g gu 5s 1933 opt
J&D
Puget Sound Power & Light—
1st & ref 554s 1949
-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O
M&N
1st & ref 454s 1950 ser D.J&D
Puget Sd El Ry 6o 1932
F&A /
Quebec Power Co
1st M & coll tr b f 5a 1968 .J&D
60~"
1st & coll tr gu 5s 1933.A&0
Pitts Alleg & M gen 5s '30 A&O
92
^ioto VaiRy & Pr37
ist6s'43.J&D
Scranton Elec 5s
1st M 554s 1948
40
73
8
103
Sauda Falls Oo Ltd—
1st s f 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
Savannah Elec & Power Gw—
Secured conv 6s
35""
Millv Et & Sh 5s 1923—M&N
Morn'side El St By 5s '35 A&O
Mount Washington St By—
46
97
Public Utilities
60
25
98
94
1st ref 4s 1971
J&D
Alleg Belle & Per 5s 1935-A&0
Ardmore Street 5s 1958—A&O
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929—J&J
Duquesne Lt 1st M 4 54s'67A&0
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '30—J&J
Fed St & P V 6s May 1 *42.J&J
Ft Pitt Trac 1st 5s 1935—J&D
.
81
1st 5s 1933—-J&D
Public Service Elec & Gas Co—
64"
60
Ky.
98
1st & ref 454s 1967
J&D
1st & ref 454* 1970——F&A
88
61
El
Joaquin Lt & Power Corn—
Un f & ref 6s 1952 ser
B..M&S
Unif & ref 5s 1957 ser D
J&J
San Joaquin Light & Power—
10454
J&D
Nor Jer St Ry 4s 1948—M&N
Or & Pass Val 1st 5s '38—J&D
Pafceraon Ry—
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to 44. A&O
Riverside Trac 6s 1960—J&D
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1953.-M&S
41
3
Secured gold 5s 1967—
gold
perpet—M&N
P 8 Newark Term Ry 5s'55
3954
Ask.
57
San
1st g 5s Dec 1 1950
J&D
Elisabeth & Trent 5s '62-A&0
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949—M&N
91
Did
—,,j'42J&J
Sand Frem & So Ry—See Lake Sh
San BVan G & E
454s 1933-M&N
Not callable
San Francisco Bay Toll Brid
1st M sink fund 654s '57-™..
Deb s f 7s 1942
M&N
Ells Plainf & Cent Jersey Ry—
77
Public Service Oorp of N J—
Philadelphia Company—
6s
77
Camden Sub 1st 5s 1946—J&J
9754
9754
Trac—
M&N
WWOoprlSs '48-M&N
1st con 4s 1948
1st con 5s 1948
Deb 4s 1950
1st & ref 6s 1950
88
F&A
93
Bonds.
„
F—A&O
87
Peoria Bloom & Champ
1st gold guar 6s 1936
79
Ask.
4% notes July 30 1932-
People's Traction—See Phila R T
Peoria
Bid.
1st & ref 454s 1981 ser
Debenture 6s 1932
95
82
79 54
J&J
1979
BONDS
Pub Service Oo of Nor 111 (Con)—
cons g
354% notes July 30 1932
notes 1933
4]
F&A
Serial 43
notes 1934—F&A
Serial 4]
notes 1935—F&A
Serial 43
notes 1936—F&A
OhlcG
O 1st 6s 1937
J&J
Oonsum Gas 1st g 5s '36--J&D
lnd Nat G&O g 5s '36 gu.M&N
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s '47 M&N
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st lien 5Hb 1941
J&J
UTILITY
"and Inter ait" except whara marked Mf" and Inoome and defaulted bonds.
Ask.
106
6s 1943
A&O
Refunding gold 6s 1947—M&S
1st & ref 4s 1981
-J&J
'
u«
80
85
97
95
98
99
n
Nominal,
...
98
99
M&N
London,
1st M 5s 1961
..A&O
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 6s 1964 ser A.F&A
.Southwestern Gas & Elec Oo—
1st mtge 6s 1957 ser A
J*J
83
92
85
9154
32
9954
7854
7754
35
100
7854
785*
90
r
Canadian price,
s
Sale price,
z
Minimum price estab-
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS AND STOCKS
80
■OTIOl.—All bond prices are "and Interest" oxcepfi where
Bid.
Bonds.
65
F&A
F&A
Gas Co—
M&N
1945
Southwestern Power &
1st s f 6s
71
flpg Br'k Wat
47
30
35
74
MAS
„
warr_
1st ref 5s
M&N
89
97
<
75
65
65
61%
40
43
98
100
69
70
86
88
98
106 %
5
99%
66
67
1st g gu 434s 1953
Baltimore Traction Oo—
80
88
95
56
79
s
71
4
2
if*
20%
32
II*
32
4
7
94%
89
94
91%
92%
(New York)—
44
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft *14 J&J
Adjincg5s Jan 1960 opt--A&O'/ 36
87
Third Ave RR 1st 5a g r37-J&J|
Dry Dock E Bway & Battery—
1st 5s gold 1932
J&D / 15
Gen ref M ser O incJan 1960 /
Sou Boulevard g 5s 1945—J&J
50
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942—F&A
58
Westchester El 1st 6s g '43 J&J
55
Yonkers RyJ.st 6s 1946—A&0
45
Thirty-fourth St Crosetown—See NY Ry
65
Tide Water Power 1st 6s '79-F&A
Third Avenue Ry
54)4
A—M&S15
90
60"
5>*s 1942
M&N
lit M 5a 1942 ser B
M&N
Troy City Ry—See Un Tr (Alb)
Troy Gas 2d 6s '23 ext to *39 F&A
1st 5s 1939.
M&N
28th & 29th Sts—See 3d Ave Ry
23d Street Ry—See N Y Rys
Twin City Rapid Transit Co—
1st lien & ref 5 Ha 1952-J&D
St Paul City 1st g 6s 1932 A&O
91
100%
1934——A&O
J&J15
Cable con 5i 1937
55
-—Is
g
31
40
3734
.
6
1
81
90
30
32
66
68
77
78%
M&N
1st 1 & gen M 5s 1944
F&A
1st 1 & gen M 434s 1944-F&A
Utlca El & P 1st 5s 1950—J&J
Utica G & EI ref & ext 5a *57-J&Ji
Gen 53*s 1949—
J&D15
78
84
84%
97"
99
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D
A&0|
Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry—
lat g 434s 1941
-M&S
92
95
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—
S f M 6s 1953
A&O
Utah Gas& Coke 1st 5s 1936-J&J
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A—A&O
Utah Power & Light Oo—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
81
,
82
783*
106%
91
105
54%
93
95
91%
99%
97
102%
98%
35
92
A&O
88
90
1st 1 & ref 5
1945 Ser A.M&S
Twin States Natural Gas Oo—
Conv deb 6s 1933
F&A
90
93
Twin States Gas & Electric—
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oo—
lit M 1 f 7Ha 1955
M&M
Guar 1 f 7s 1952
F&A
CJlgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M ■ f 7i 1945
H&S15
d Price per share not
10
iF
58
48
47
60
per cent,
66
47
49
67
72
85
86
83)4
71%
92%
1
67,/
68
66%
67%
80
90
87
91
62
66
99)4
23
24)*
92
Whatcom Co Ry&Lt 5a '35.M&N
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
1st M 5s 1941 opt
M&N
White Line St Ry 6s 1935
Wichita RR & Light 5s 1932
94
80"
90
85
85
M&S
F&A
M&N
W'msport Gas—1st g 5s '39-F&A
Wllllamsport Water Oo—
lat m 58 Aug 1952 ser A—M&S
Wilmington & Chester Traction—
Coll trust 68 ext 1933
A&(
Winnipeg El Co 1st ref 5s '35 J&J
Ref M 6s 1954
_A&0
Wisconsin Electric Power Oo—
1st M 5s 1954 ser A
F&A
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919
J&D
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
95
78
78
100
Wichita Water 6s 1949
1st M 5s 1956. ser B
1st m 5s 1960 ser O
87
85
85
46
49
93
94)*
97
99
61
64
90
90
83%\
-J&J
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power—
1st & ref 5s 1944 opt '19—M&N
Gen & ref 7s 1947J&J
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st 1 & ref 5s 1956 ser E—M&N
1st lien & ref 5s 1958 ser F J&D
95
85
15^57- J&DU
8554
97
99
82% I
85
81%
W IsconBln Pow, Light & Heat—
1st & ref 5s 19-16—
J&D
I
83%
88
93
90
85
90
90
95
90
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
1st 1 & ref 6s 1952 ser A
A&O
1st & ref 53*s 1958
J&J
Wise Pub Service Co—
1st & ref 5e, 1942
J&J
Wisconsin Ry Light & Power—
1st & ref 5s 1933
F&A
Wlscon RIv Pow 1st 5s 1941 M&N
Wise Val El 1st & ref 5s '42M&N
95
95
80
75
90
95
94
97
87%
90
36)* 'Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'51J&D
34
87
York Rys 1st M g 5s '37 opt-J&D
43
Youngstown & Ohio River—
1st M g 5a 1935 opt 1915-A&0 £
20
*
17
Youngs-Shar Ry & Lt -See Mah&t8
®
9334 Youngstown & Suburban Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1936
M&S
93)4
Zanesv
Zaneav Ry L & P—See Col New &
353*
323*
16
90
.
-
15
923*
93
Virginia Public Service Oo—
1st & ref 53*s 1946 ser A.-F&A
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B... J&D
783*
673*
68
PUBLIC UTILITY STES.
9734
923*
98%
93%
Alabama
Lr
79%
F&A
Deb
s
f 6s 1946
Wash Alexandria & Mt Vernon—,
1st g 5s 1955 opt
M&S /
Certificates
\f
Washington Bait & Ann El—
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op—M&S
Ctfs of deposit
Wash'n (D O) G L 6s 1960—M&N
6s M 1933 series A
A&O,
9
9
10034
101
993*
9934
99~"
96)4
Class B
82%
55
26
2%
5<
50
------
hs
Amer Commonwlths Pw com
A(
A(t
Common B
17 first preferred
Option warrants
Amer DlsTel of N J
_
com
52%
(no par)
W*
20
52
60
100
95
„
•
Warrants
20)4
(t)
.....—
Amer Gas & Elec com
(no pan
$6 preferred
—(t)
Amer Gas & Pow $6 1st pref—(t)
American Light & Traction
25
Preferred
25
Amer Natural Gas com......
$7 cum conv pref—
Amer Power & Light com....
&
99
22
223*
7 Preferred
ft)
t7 second pref series A (no par)
$6 cum pref_——
So
I In London.
61
81
%
.
81
51/*
.
90
58
Amer & Foreign Pow com (no par)
—
k Last sale.
§2^
79
100
(t)
$5 preferred
(t)
Allegheny Gas Corp
ft)
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
Amer Cities Pow & Light d A.50
S5 preferred-.
Preferred
.—..100
AmerElec-Power$6 or
(t)
65)*
50
City & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
Washington & Suburban Cos.—
58
Ooll trust 53*s 1941
M&S
Washington Water Power Oo—
983*
1st ref 5s 1939 op
J&J
94)*
1st & gen 5s 1960
J&J
Waterbury Gas Light Oo—
1st mtge 43*s 1958
M&N
Waterloo Oed Falls & No Ry—
334
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op *15—J&J /
334
Certificates of deposit
—1/
Watert'n L&P—See No N Y Utll
Waukesha Gas & Electric Oo—
1st 5s 1959
J&J
Westchester Elec—See 3d Av Ry
100
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50—J&D
N Y Sub Gas—1st g 5a '49.M&S
f Flat price,
Par
Power $7 pref
$63* first preferred
103
A&O
43*% notes 1933
A&Oi
Washington Gas & El Co—
1st s f 53*s 1947
F&A
1st M 534s 1953
.-/«
1st M 5s 1955-—--—M&N
Wash Ry & EI g 4s 1951-—J&D
Anacost & Pot 6s 1949—A&O
Guaranteed
38
66
62
1st mtge 53*s 1942
M&N
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
1
1st s f g 4>*s 1943
J&J
lYadkln River Pow 1st 5s '41.A&O
warrants
6s m 1936 ser B
33
97
95
62
Westphalia United El Pr (Germ;
1st M s f 6s 1953
J&J
Virginia Ry & Power—
1st & ref g 5s 1934
J&J
Norf & Ports Tr 5s '36—J&D
56%
98M
95
1st M 43*s 1961
21
33
90
Fdg & R E M 43*8 g '50—M&N
83*s Aug 1 1936
F&A
25-year g 5s 1951
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&S
Mut Un6s ext at 5%to'41.M&N
Northw'n gu g 43<s 1934—J&J
Western Utilities Oorp—
1st ooll trsf 5)*s 1948—J&D
53*% notes Nov 15 1932-M&N
1st & ref 5s June
5
43
30
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s 1938.J&J
Virginia Pow 1st 6s 1942—J&D
67
69
95
75
Utilities Public Service Co—
Conv 6s 1933
J&D
Utilities Service 6s 1953
if
s.
38
Guaranteed
b Basis,
95
M&S
1932
Unit Rys (Phiia)—See Unit P & T
United Rys of St Louis—
Wthout
62
60
35
St Ry con g 5s
1st & ref 5s Oct 1953
75
Utica Belt L 1st g 5s *39-M&N
Utilities Power & Light Corp—
Deb g 534s 1947--J&D
Deb 5s 1959 with warr—-F&A
96
1949—M&S
'38-J&J
Telep & Teleg—
Trenton G & El g 5s
lit cons 60 g
90
20
Co—
J&D
Ry & L 1st 5i 1933.F&A
Tri-8tate
F&A
04
41%
J&D
Va Elec & Pow 1st 5s 1955--A&O
5% notes 1932
Trenton
48%
_
98%
3-yr 6% g notes 1932
J&J
Tokyo Elec Light Oo (Japan)—
54
1st g 6s 1953 series
J&D16
92
Toledo Edison 1st 6s 1947—M&S
Tol Frem & Norw—See Lake Shor eEi Ry
91
Tol G E & H con 1st g 5s '35-A&0
Topeka
35
United Utll 1st 6s '43 op '18-J&J
United Wat G & E 5s 1941
4
84
J&J
M&N
Toledo Light & Power
12
434s 2004
J&D
Albany Ry con M 5s g '30-J&J f
Gen g 5s 1947
J&D /
Troy City Ry 5s g 1942—A&O f
Unit Tr (Pittsb)—See Phila Oo.
3
2
Service Oo—
1960
J&J
6s 1945
1
Texas-Louisiana Power Co—
lit 6a 1946 series A
J&J
lit 5%a 1960 aeries B...M&S
S f deb 6s 1942
M&S
Texas Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1937 - J&D
_
53*
Lake Ro El 1st 5s '42.M&S
Con
75
43
~r
1st mtge 6s
Texas Gas Util
.
30
United Traction (Albany)—
f
f
/
42
30
1934
J&J
Oity & Sub Pub Ses-v 5s *34-J&J
96
92
85
39
41
Gen g 4s July 1
85
94
42
38
Eq 73*a Feb 15 1936 -F&A 15
56%
80
19
41
United Railways of Havana—
Texas Electric
Toho Electric Power
1st s f 7s 1955 ser
Ext & Imp 5s
_
77
173*
16
No Bait Dlv 1st 5s '42—J&D
Cent Ry con M g 5s 1932-M&N
99%
90%
90
1962 opt.-M&N
Tennessee Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1970
A&O
Tenn Water 1st 5s 1946
M&S
|s
Tern! Hydro Elec 6)*s 1953
Terre Haute Traction & Light—
1st con M g 5s 1954
M&N
Terre Haute W W Corp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser B
J&D
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
Tenn Pow gu 5s
35
Income g 4s 1949 op '29--J&D;/
lac funding g 5s 1936
J&D
Bait Sparrows Pt & Ohes—
85
F&A
M&N
Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A...J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956
J&D
87
16
1st lien 6s 1947 ser O
A&O
Unit Rys & Elec (Baltimore)
1st consol g 4s 1949
M&S
1st con M 6s 1949
M&Sj-
4
533*
30
A&O
6348 1933 with warr
58
86
A&O
A
86
57
53
United Pub Util 6s 1947 A—A&O
1st lien 53*s 1947 ser B—A&O
101
Tenesssee Electric
A
85
J&J
613
97)
76
63)4
Western United Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 53*8 1955 Ser A
J&D
60~~\S
943*
F&A
ser
64
92
Corp—
Coll trsf 63*s 1955
Rys tr ctfs 4s "49-J&J
United Public Service Oo—
Ooll tr 61 1942
western United
80
United
100
96
61
United Power & Light (Kansas)—
1st mtge 5s 1947 ser B—F&A
United Power & Tran—
Elec Co—
Deb g 6s 2022 ser
1st & ref 5s 1956
99341
94
1st 1 & cons M 6s '52 ser A. A&O
Deb g 534si952
Deb 6s 1973
72
983*
87
72
_
61
M&N
1959—A&O
Deb g 6s 1975
M&N
United Lt & Rys 1st 5s *32—J&D
32
99
Tampa Electric Oo—
1st M g 5s 1933 s f oo—J&D
Telephone Bond & Share Co—
Deb 5s 1958
J&D
Texarkana W 1st 5s '58-.--F&A
Texas Cities Gas 1st 6s '48—M&N
Tex Elec Ry deb 6a 1942
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1947
J&J
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt.-J&J
50
Deb g 634 s 1974
1st 1 & consol 534 s
99%
28
J&D1
1st M 5s 1943
Ref m 6s 1955
100
55
1st 4s Feb 1 1940—
F&A
United Light & Power Oo—
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946
J&J
Syracuse Lake Shore & North—
1st M g 6s *47 opt *17—M&N /
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951-J&D
1st & ref 6%a 1954
F&A
100
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946-M&S /
2%
2d mtge g 5s 1930
J&J f
1
Taiwan Elec Pow.—See Foreign G ovt.
Tennessee Eastern
100
■ f 7i 1956 ser A—J&D
Without warrants
United Fuel & Supply-
Ry.
973*1
„
.
IstMg 6s Apr 15 1941 —A&0
United Gas & EI (S F) 5s '32-J&J
United Ilium Oo New Haven—
50
89
Extl 1st
74
47
M&S,
M&S s
-
86
5%a 1951 ser A-M&N
61%
Edison Corp—
3% notes June 15 1932—J&D15
Stelnway Ry—See N Y & Queens|Q
Stettin Pub Utll 7s 1946
A&O
Suburban Gas Oo of Philadelphia
1st s f g 5s Apr 1 '52 op '07 A&O
Super-Power Co of LI—
4%t 1968
1st M 4^sl970
1st M 6s 1961
First lien
60
100
98
1st M 5s "46 op *21 ser A.M&S
1st M 5s 1963 series E
M&S
1st M 63*s 1953 series F—A&O
1st M 5s 1956 series G—-J&D
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
—J& J
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960—J&D
W Phila Pass Ry—See Phila R T
West Texas Utilities Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
A&O
West Virginia Gas Co—
1st s f 63*8*37 with war.J&D
west Va-Ohlo River Bridge—
1st M 63*s 1952
-J&J /
Westerly L & P 5s 1937——J&D
Western Mass Cos—
43*% notes Sept 15 '34-M&S15
Western N Y Utilities 5« 46-J&D
Western N Y Water Oo—
1
1st M 53*3 1950
M&Ni
1st M 5s 1951
M&N
Western P L & Telep—
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A
F&A
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 '33-F&A
Western Public Service Oo—
1st & ref 5%s 1960
F&A
W*ten* T & T coll tr g 6s *32 J&J
^
64%
73 %
Staten Island
3
58
Union Water wks Oo—
1st Men 534s 1942
M&S 15
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49—J&D
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Prior lien M 4s Jan 1946 ser B.
Prior Hen m 6s Jan 1946 ser O.
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
98%
if
6% conv notes 1935
A&O
Standard Power & L Corp—
Deb g 6s 1957
F&A
Standard Public Service Corp—
1st lien 6a 1948 ser B
J&D
Standard Telephone Co—
1st 1 col tr 5 H5s '43 ser A-M&N
1st
15
10
Union Water Service Oo—
84
100
By
'32-J&J
f
Indlanap North os 1932—J&J
Mun & Un City 5s 1936—J&J
93
82
'65-A&0
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Kleo Co
lit mtge 5s 1957 ser A—J&D
Springfield (O) Lt. Ht & Power—
General & ref 5s 1933
A&O
Sprlngf & N B Tr 5s 1936---J&D
Springfield (O) By 1st 5s '35 M&S
Standard Gas & Elec of Delaware
6% g notes 1935—..
A&O
Debenture 6s 1951...
F&A
Debenture 6s 1966
J&D
.
993*
1st 5s '19 ext at 6% to
Telep Co—
6s 1948
74
Union Ry—See Third Ave
Union Trac Oo of Indiana—
45
Light—
2022 series A
M&S
Public Service Co—f 6s 1945 ser A
J& J
Deb g 6s
1st M
77
Genl mtge 5s 1967 Ber B—F&A
Union Elec L & Pow of Illinois—
1st g 53*8 1954 serA
J&J
Union Elev RR—See N W Elev
Aik.
West PennElec. deb 5s 2030-A&O
West Penn Power—
nWest End St Ry—See Boston El
10034
1003*
1st g 5s Sept 1 1932 stpd-M&S
Ref & ext 5s '33 op aft 18 M&N
29%
27%
Southwestern
Southwest Gas Oo—
1st fm 614s '37 with
-
Bid
Bonds and Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Union El Lt & Pow Co of St
Pow Oo—
Southwestern Light &
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
Southwestern Natural
1st M s
Southwestern States
Ask.
marked "I" and Income and defaulted bonds.
.
a
M§
34)J
87%
11
15
T
23
20
.....
14S
50
ib
393*
Sft preferred .
S5 pref ser A.
Stamped.
33)*
40)4
d
102
Nominal, r Canadian price. 1 Sale price,
t Newstocl
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
■OTIOI.—All bond prleoi
Stocks.
Par.
Bid.
Amer Public Service 7% pref.100
Amer States Sec, com A..
( '
Amer States Pub Serv A
"3
~5~"
25
A*
62
36
126
126H
29 X
28M
26
76
99
..
100
5-16
5*
7
15
Arizona Power.
..........1
Preferred (7%)—.........100
Class A
25
100
t d
Preferred
10 d
23/
2VX
5X
5
Arkan A Mo Pow 7%
35
pref
100
Arkansas Pow A Lt $7 pref..(t) d
75X
Associated Gas A Elec com..
ds
O
Common class A..........
3*
Original preferred....
114 preferred..............
! ;5 preferred............—
I iO preferred............—
: %X preferred
:;7 preferred
i debenture rights—.
Common rights
$8 int bear allot ctfs.....
d
d
35
d
50
d
....
s
38X
s
10 X
106
6% preferred
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref.100
Central Maine Pew 6% pref.. 100
60
84"
74
35
74
75
29
21X
45"
24
Dayton Power A Light 6%pref100
Denver Tramway com—.....(t)
Derby Gas A Elec S7 pref
Detroit A Canada Tunnel
Preferred
102
95
16
103
97
63
65
Eastern Util Assoc
umoc
Conv stock
70
(f)
f7 preferred...—...—...( )
17 prior pref
(
Central States Elec
Oorp
7% preferred
..100
6%cum pref (without warr).100
Warrants
IX
20
"5"
deposit........
Chicago City Ry
.....100
Certificates of deposit..
Chic Dist Elec Generat 16 pref (t) d
Chicago Rys partlc ctfs series 1..
Series 2
Series 8
10
80
20
28
40
21
T
ll
62
66"
So
IX
preferred
Empire Pub. Serv. com
»".AZZZZ<t)
Engineers Pub Serv com
n
.(t)
S5 conv pref
(t)
%5X pref (with warrants)—(t)
$6 preferred..
(f)
Erie Lighting pref.......(no oar)
Erie Rys-.—
.....(t)
7% pref
100
Essex A Hudson Gas......
100
European Elec class A....
Option warrants
Fairm't Pk A Hadd Pass Ry—See
Fall River Elec Light.........25
Fall River Gas Works........25
Federal LIghtA Tr com
—15
Preferred ($6) ............(t)
...
81
82
a
Purchaser also pay* accrued dividend, d Price
per share, not per cent,
sSalepriw. t New stock, u Ex-warrants, v Old stock, w
or
Toronto^Exchange. * Without
d
41
d
40
d
d
d
27
7-16
54X
X
2X
37
1*
40
d
240
75
d
....
....
,
(+> d
60
145
98
65"
61
65
94
95
_
40
50
SIX
Indianapolis Street Ry Oo
Indlanap Water pref
83"
100
.
Inland Pow A Light 7% pref"
100
Inland Utilities partlc A(t) d
mterboroR Tvot trust
ctft—100
11X
55
....
10
1
15
2
12
Internat
Power
com....
(t) d
Preferred
106
Internat Power Securities
com_(t) d
60 preferred
f+S d
Units
d
d
d
Class
B
(+} d
A
67 preferred ex war
ZZZZ(t) u
Warrants new for cl B stock- d
Interstate Power pref $7__
(t) d
Iewa Southern Utfl.
7% pref-100
Italian Superpower.......
*
'lx
IX
50
79X
192
83
90
9X
57
49X
12X
45"
46^
4IH
4
86
6% preferred
100
Kansas City Power A Light—
1st pref $6 series B
..(f) d 100 X
Kansas City Pub Serv com
X
Itj Pub Serv com—(t) d
Preferredd
3
Musao Biiw ruw
Kansas E lee Pow Y% yrtu....J
86
i 70
Kansas Gas A Eleo 7%
94
pref. .100
Kentucky Hydro Elec 7% pf—100
Kentucky Securities Corp
100
Preferred (6%)
.....100
Kentucky Utilities, pref
100
Junior preferred—
50
Keystone Telephone preference 60
Kings Oo Ltg 7% pref.......100
5% preferred
100
Laclede Gas Light
100
45"
50
55
513
433
s
s
38"
15X
39
41
X
24*
53 X
54X
61X
57
25
~2~~
d
30
140
145
2
s
7-16
Phila K T.
H
6
95
96
350"
69
71"
98
68
85
Preferred-.
100
Lake Superior Dist Pow 7% pref.
Lake Sup Dist Wat A Imp pref
150
89
87
82
Lexington Utilities 6X% pf—100
Lincoln Telep A Teleg com—100
Lone Star Gas Corp
(t)
70
75*
Long Island Lighting com..—(t) d
7% preferred.............100
0% preferred
100
Los Angeles GAB Cora,
pref.100
Louisiana Power A Light $6 pf (t)
Loulsv Gas A Elec com cl
....
112
275
55
Preferred
45
1
54
.....
45"
x3f
2
38"
pref."."T."l(&
51
54
d
2
78
35
d
10X
10X
90
25
d
10X
6X
IX
89
22
21
d
10"
d
v t C——.100
Superpower
48X
25"
d
26
Jamaica Water Supply
pref....50 d
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 7%prefl00
20"
d
23
19
"m
s
d
2
18"
85
~2X
d
d
••••
12^
65*
5?
X
83
43"
X
9X
75
~7X
mi
953
97
833
96
85
98
77
80
A.-(f)
dx 21
Louisville Railway Os
100
Preferred
——.100
Lowell Electric Light
25
1
4
45
Lowell Gas
25
45
Lynn Gas A Elec Oo
.——-25
Mackay Companies pref-.
100
Manhattan Elev Ry (N Y)
100
Modified guarantee...—100
Marconi Wirel (Canada)....
1
Market St Ry (San Francisco). 100
104
20
...
Preferred...
Prior
2l£l
6
107
llH
lx
i*
IX
3X
...........100
preferred...........100
Second preferred
100
Mass Power A Light Assoclat'n—
Common with warrants......
d
24
27
28
Preferred—..........
2X
Common without warrants
/
d
20
30
24
d
63
66
Warrants-...
Mass Utilities Associates
20
10c.
v t o
2H
19X
20
'M
h Ex-stock dividend, it Last sale. 2 In London, n Nominal,
r Canadian
Ex-100% stock dividend, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights. 2 Minimum price established
price.
Montreal
d
20X
25X
X
52 X
d
imnols North UtOItlei
6%prefl00
Ilium A Power Secur
1st pref.100
Indiana Consumers
Gas A
By-Products s f with war—...
IndUna 8ervlce
Oorp com
100
6% preferred.............xoo
3% conv partic preferred...60
on
d
d
70
6%.—..100
rtlc stk-(t)
Empire Power Oorp partlc stk.
10
57
65
65
d
d
79H
75
65
Warrants
Italo Argentine Elec CoAmerican shares
60"
190
Empire A Bay State Teleg——100
Empire District Eleo 6% pf—100
Empire Gas A Fuel Co pf 8%.100
Preferred 7%
—100 s
6X% preferred
...100 d
6% preferred
100
85
gar{0g ^
Chicago Rap Tran com .....100
Certificates of deposit...
Prior preferred
100
7.2% prior pref ser B
.100
Chris A 10th Sts RR—See NY Rys
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 100
Preferred series B
116
1
ft)
...
IX
1
6% conv pref—
100
16 opt conv pref (ser 1929)—(t)
Central States Pow A L 17 pf (T)
Cent Vermont Pub Ser 16 pf—(t)
Ohes A Poto Tele of Bait pref.100
Ohio City A Con com part ctfs.(t)
Pref partlc ctfs........(no par)
Ctrs of
ii*
29 X
55
)
(t)
1
24X
3X
—(|)
Edison Elec Hlum (Brockton) .25
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys
Electrical Securities, 6% pref-100
Electric Bond A Share ........(t)
6 preferred
ft)
5 preferred
(f)
Elec Power A Light Corp
.(t)
Allot ctf for pref 70% paid
Second pref (17) ser A—
(t)
$6 cum pref
(f)
Optional warrants
Ells A Tren RR—See Pub S Oorp
El Paso Eleo Co (Del)
(no par) d
Preferred series A 7%
100
77
X
"5"
3
io^
49
Cent Miss Val Elec Prop pref.100
Cent Pk N A B RR—See N Y Rys
Central Pow A Light 7% pref.100
com
1
6
—
90
10
3-16
55c.
East Kootenay Pow Ltd
Preferred
100
East Read'g El—See Read's Trac
Edison Elec Ilium (Boston)..100
96
100
.
X
Adjustment stock
100
Eastern Michigan Rys .......(t) d
Eastern N J Pow 6% cum preflOO
East Shore Pub Serv 6X % pf (t) d
Eastern Shore G A El 8% pf.25 d
Eastern States Pow Cor com(B)
(t)
67 pref without warrants
(t)
$6 pref.
i
Eastern Texas Elec Oo"
65
58;/:
Hudson Oounty Gas..
140
inn
Idaho Power 7%
preKIIIZIZZioo d 96
6% preferred
83
International Ry
First preferred stamped.... 100
Preferred B stock—.......100
90
d
d
....
Stock purchase
warrants
Internat
Eastern Man St Ry com...—100
60
75
100
_
International Telep A Teleg..
International Utilities A
(t)
65
94
17 preferred...
Cent A 8 W UtU com—.....(f)
(f)
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co—
85~~
Cent Pub Serv (Del) com
Class A—.......
95 X
i
..100
Duquesne Gas Oorp com
25"
.
67
Intercontlnents Pow Oo com Alt) d
Internat Hydro-El Syst
A—.(f) d
Internat Ocean Teleg
(guar)
100
100
.........100
iluth-Superlor Trac Co
100
§5"
80
"x
76X
Otf of deposit
Detroit Edison...
Duke Power
125
90
76
85
65
Preferred
II*
§o*
50
93
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref 100
75X
18
X
d
Indianapolis Gas........
100
13
&
40
20
17
24X
d
151^
...
45"
100
7% preferred—
3
Cuban Telephone com..—...100
Preferred
100
Cumberland Oo(Me)P A Lt pf 100
79
14X
2X
6.6% preferred——.—.100
$5 preferred
(t)
Continental Gas A Elec com., (t)
7% prior preferred
.100
Contlnen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
II*
d
d
.
98
62 H
93
15X
d
minois Pow. A Lt.
6% pref
66 preferred
(Toronto)—.100
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 6%.100
16H
70
63 X
Consumers Gas
100
19
60
6% cum pref series D—... 1"
5X% preferred series E
1
5% preferred series A..—-.1
Consolidated Gas (N Y) com—(t)
$5 preferred
...—m
Consol Gas Util class A ....—(t)
Class B v t c
(t)
Cons Trac of N J—See P 8 Oorp
Cons Trac (Plttsb)—See Phila Co
112
100
Central Illinois Light 6% pf—100
Cent Hi Pub Serv pref—(no par)
47
—...
98
.......(t)
Central Gas A El Co 16X pref.(t)
Cent Hud G A E com v t c.... (f
(t)
RR—-l60
Preferred
Cons Gas ELAF (Bait).(no par)
....
30
ds 19X
war)(f)
44
97
si*
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
Cent Orosst RR—See N Y Rys
(f)
...
d
d
Oorp $6 pref—(t)
Greenwich WaterAGas
6% pf-100
Oulf State, UtU
t6 met.....:(f)
65.50 pref
>{s
Hackensack Water
.7.25
Preferred..
——.25
Hamilton Gas common
~
Hartford Electric Light
IIZI25
Hartford Gas com
26
Preferred
""25
Havana Elec Ry
com....—."" t
Preferred
■■
ino
Haverhill Elec
Light
I.IZZ.25
Haverhill Gas Light
25
Holyoke Water Power
100
Houston Gas A Fuel
pref
100
Houston Ltg A Pow
pref 7 %
100
Houston Natural Gas
pref
2X
50
d
.....
65®
2
24X
ol0w.err^a, preferred...! )
PrSn Mt Pow „eg (guar)—100
Green A^
...
110
m
com
W*
82
31
(t)
12X
39
Bridgeport Gas Light—...... (t)
27
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co......20
Brit Col Pow Oorp A—.... ft) dr
Class B—
(t dr 6
Broad River Power 7% pref..100
33
B'way A 7th Av RR—See N Y Rys
Brockton Gas Light Co vt o—25
22
Brooklyn City RR
.......10
Bklyn-Manhat Transit..(no par)
Preferred series A
(no par)
Bklyn A Queens Transit oom.(t)
Preferred
..—.........(t)
83
Brooklyn Union Gas—.(no par)
Buff Niagara A East Pow prer.25
22 X
15 first pref
(t)
Calgary Power.............100
6% cum pref
100
Calif-Oregon Pow 7% pref
89X
6% preferred series of 1927.100
6 ^preferred
.......100
Calif Water Serv pref
100
Can Hydro-El Oorp 6% 1st pf 100
Oape Breton El Co pref
100
Capital Trac (Wash, D O)—100
Carolina Pow A Light 17 pref (t)
16 preferred
...(t)
Central Ariz L A Pow pref
106
13X
35
10c.
30c"
d
d
com A
7% preferred
66 X pf(with com purch
Connecticut Elec Serv com—(t)
100X
_Pa^6 X J* pf-.-lOO
..
com
69
.
Common class B__
Preferred class A 7%_.
Preferred class A 1%-.
•6 cum conv pref ser A
$6 conv pref ser B
Gen Italian Edison
Elec Oorp—
Amershs for ordinary stock...
Gen 1 Public Utilities
67 pfd—
101
6
Community Water Ser
Coney Island A Bklyn
42
63
64
34
30
Preferred
100
Gas A Elec of
Bergen County. 100
Gen Gas A Elec
dx
(Del) com A
Wks A Elec
Community Power A Light—
29
...
100
29 x
preferred.——.—.—100
Railway...——.106
Com'wealth Utilities cl B
25
76
39
U
(t>
100
^
——100
Com'wealth Pr Oorp 6% pf—100
Commonwealth A Sou Corp comf
Optional warrants
$6 pref....
(t)
29
.......
Preferred
310
d
-—
4X
41X
*5 X
52 X
7% preferred.........
100
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6% 100
Preferred ser B 6X%——100
Commonwealth-Edison Co...100
55
S
d
com _(t) d
7% pref
(T) d
Associated Tel A Teleg ($6)pref(t) d
$7 first pref
100
Associated Telep Util com A__
10 pref with war
17 pref
Atlantic City Elec, 16 pref
Bangor Hydro Elec com
2
7% preferred.............100
6% preferred
.....100
Baton Rouge Elec Co SO pf—(t)
Beauharnols Power, pref
Bell Telephone (Canada).....100
Bell Telep of
16 pf-(
Binghamton L H
Birmingham Elec 17 pref..__(
16 preferred..
.....(
Birmingham Gas 16 pref—._(
Blackstone Val Gas A E pref—50
Bleeck St A Ful Fy—See N Y Rys
Canada Nor Pow
40
d
.......
s
....
::::3
Coast Co Gas A El 1st pref—.100
Oolum G A El Oorp (Del) com (t)
26
Light
15
53 X
,
k
Certificates of deposit
5
3
d
.....
>
6% preferred series A......100
5% preferred series B
100
Columbus Del A Marlon com.(t)
d
...
Boston Elevated RR com
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord
83 X
A Eieo
15
11
65
Cleveland
d
..........
Allotment certificates
Associated Pub Utilities
6%
4!X
10
(
6
52X
4X
Ask
(
Flor da Power A Lt
$7 pref
Florida Pub Serv 7%
pref
17
63
7% preferred———-—--166
Citizens Gas (Indlanap) com..25 d
Preferred
—100
Citizens* Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Citizens Traction—See Phlla Co
Preferred
preferred
preferred
Fltchburg Gas
16
Cincinnati Street Ry—
—50
Oincln A Suburb Bell Telep...50
Cities Service com
Preferred
.10)
Preferred B—...—
—10
Preferred BB—.———100
Cities Serv Pr A Lt SO pf
(t)
Oieve Elec Ilium common ....(t)
40
20
6034
Bid.
Par.
A _(
com
$7
City Pass Ry—See Reading Tr
City Ry (Dayton, Ohio)
100
50
2X
2X
(t) d
com
Stocks.
e^?fal Water Service
—
29
60
Ask.
Cine New A Coy Lt A Trac—100
Preferred ——-—......-.100
A*
60
Bid
Cincinnati Oar Co class B
"P 1*0 feriWl
mmmrn*
Cincinnati Gas Transp...... 100 d
....
20
preferred
Amer Superpower Oorp com
•m
„„(t]
First preferred
(t
Preferred $6 series
(t)
American Telep A Teleg
100
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com...(t)
Oom voting trust ctfs
$0 1st preferred
(t)
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref.100
Appalachian Gas Oorp com
('
17 conv pref gar A
(
Arizona Edison dH% pref __(
Par.
Sto ok..
39
81
"and Interest" except where marked "f"an<l Income end defaulted bonds.
Ask.
31X
$6
Preferred (8%)
Arkansas Natural Gas Oorp.
or*
par
value.
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
83
Bid.
Pat
Stock*.
d
Memphis Natural Gas---------- d
Memphis Pow ALt. 7 % Pf-*»o P
d
Metropolitan Edison Co com... (T) d
$7 preferred
)I( d
v.T)
Middle West Utilities..——— IT)
$6 cum pref without war—(T)
$6
preferred series O—
Ask.
Ora A Ooun Bluffs
98
101
40
60
83
73
76
3 X
Oonv pref
M Wland
-,-r
31
d
(Tj
34
IT)
A—————
d
d
1-16
26 X
lstprf(t)
Second
preferred—--------IT)
-40
100
$6 preferred
Nat Public Serv
Light
140
2
55
d
I
7
60
118
114
8
Preferred—
10U
Newark Consolidated Gas...-100
New Eng Gas A El Absh $6 Pref--
24
63
,
70
92
d
(T) d
—
40
34
-(t)
•-*U"
52
Go. pref 100
com__-(
51
5
—
New England Power.
New
England Pub Serv
7 preferred
6 preferred
6 convertible
60
42
——-——
17 prior preferred———-
35
—-—-
37
preferred
50
pref
—---Telep A Teleg—100
Wat LAP Asso 6% P*-100
$6 prior
108
New England
55
N Eng
New Haven
N Y Steam Go com
44
16
90
91
98
100
X
X
—100
—
76
(t)
79
d
48
d
d
s
11-16
d
ds 7-16
d
35%
43%
80%
J
45
82%
d
d
d
d
d
d
d
d
(Wis) pref. 100
6% preferred-...—......100
2?*
35
n
n
$7 preferred
(f)
Ohio-Kentucky Gas..........
Ohio Power 6% pref
100
Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%)-100
6% preferred
Ohio River Edison 7% pref
100
Ohio Valley Gas common
Oklahoma Gas A Elec 7 % pf—100
Okla Nat Gas Oorp OX % Df—100
38
$7
20"
25
65
74
68
13
Preferred
100
100
59
89"
91
uebec
55
59
84"
90
91
80
83
68
72
Oorp of Amer...
...(t)
7% cum pref A
50
6%cumpref B
(t)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P S Oorp
Rhlne-Weatph Elec Pow Amer *h*
Rhode 1*1 Pub Serv pref
Glass A
(t)
-
(T)
105
25
107
86%
87X
...(t)
pf (7%) IOC
28X
Tennessee El Pow 1st
90 X
65
1st preferred (0%)
10C
Terre Haute Tr A Lt pref
10C1
Tex-Loulslana Pow 7% pref—10C
Tampa Elec Oo
...
94
75
75
23d Street—See N Y
Preferred
60
Preferred
A -(f)
20
30
United Oorp
103
z
36X
70
140
91
64
37
102
94
102
73
56
43
6%
$7
A
97 X
.
25
145"
95
38%
110
100
104 X
76
62
6% prYor preferred....——100
d Price per share, not per cent,
86
5X
(f)
-j-(t)
4l"
com
preferred
vjthh
ac
79>*
iuwcurie
80%
100"
/ Vo pre:
6%
Utilities Power A Lt Ol A (no
New when issued
Class B
—.....(no par)
7 % cumul pref
Virginia Elec A Power
$6 preferred
b
100
(t)
com
f6:x
—(T)
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref..—100
Wash Bait A Annapolis
50 d
25c.
25c.
——50 d
Preferred
100
85
366"
x
90X
d
"X
"X
(t) d
34%
36
100
Preferred
350""
93
100
26%
14%
Washington Water Pow O*
Wayne United Ga*
Western Massachusetts Oo*
100
14
20
Western Power Oorp
Preferred
100
89"
21X
23
Western Union
100
40%
41
65
80
73
65
8X
24 X
14X
9
Telegraph
West Penn Elec Go Class A.- (t) d
40
100
9%
101X
10X
100
..100
pref... 100
...
100
100
Wisconsin Power ALfght 0% pflOO
7% preferred
——
100
105]
94]
71%
57
106^
105
93
dr
98
5X
5%
1
Preferred
84
88
50
87
88%
92
95
108
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
.100
50
York (Pa) Railway* comm*n__50 d
Preferred
.........-50 d 15
110
Wisconsin Pub Ser
90
4
9
91
Washington (D O) Ga*
20 d
A
WaabingtonGa* A Elec 7% pflOO
Wash (D O) Ry A El com
100
85
(t)
92
20
...
67
60
55
21
—(f)
6
H
19%
$7 preferred
$0 preferred
u uua
1
88
2X
46
89
1st pref-.
cum,
United Pub Serv
115
\5X
2
7-16
United Pub Utll $6 pref.
United Rys A El (Bait) cam
Utah Pow A Lt cl A
130
82
com
3
67
75
cum
United Lt A Pr
Oommon B
90
5%
9
37%
2%
..(1
pref (non-vot)
L(1
United 111 Go of New Haven.L (
56 X
106
62
$5
91
100
37
United Gas A Impt vot
10
89
L(t)
$7 pref aerie* A——...L(j)
Warrant*
—........i!.«
77
——-100
Serv
lOl"
8%
—t(t)
$3 cumulative preferred
Warrant*
Winnipeg Elec Co....—.....(t)
County Water pref-100
"
99
105
5X
United Gas A Elec Oorp prefilOO
United Gas A El of NJ 5% pf-100
United Ga* Oorp com _....—(t)
96
90
60
62
Telep %6X pref-.-—100
Light A Power..
10
Rocky Mtn Motor com A
25
99
_
62
Roch
4
23
d
Union Elec L A Pow (HI) 0% pf.
Un El L A Pow (Mo) 6% p;
fljoo
100
7% preferred
Union St Ry (NewBed.Maaa) 100
Oorp7%pf 100
.......
30
106X
96
h Ex-atock dividend.
_
k Last sale.
Nominal, r Canadian
or Toronto Stock
I In London, n
Montreal
..
..
xchange.
Eice, * Sale(t) Without par value. u Ex-warrant*. » Old stock, x Ex-div. y Ex-right*, s Minimum price established on Mon
price, t New stock,
3
21%
100
Twin State* Nat Ga* partic
50
75
Preferred series A
Purchaser also pay* accrued dividend,
9
-
17'
162*
60
San Joaq L A Pow pf A 7%.-.100
7% prior preferred...
..100
X
65
100
1C
32
St Louis Pub
75
X
76
Railways
Twin City Rapid Transit
(t)
48
70
St Louis
73
11
pref A (7%)—100
0% preferred...
100
5% preferred
...100
Trl-Olty Ry A Light pref
10(
Trl-8tate Telep A Teleg...
(t)
60
-100
Preferred
71
99
87%
Toledo-Edison
27
80
65
92
Texas Power A Light 7% pref-100
Third Avenue Ry (N Y)
100
12
26"
(t)
Rockland
95
100
25
Rochester G A E 7% pref B..100
6% preferred
25X
48 X
97 X
Syracuse Ltg 0% preferred—100
0 Mi % preferred
10(
8% preferred—..
1(M
4X
15
7% cum preferred
0% cum pref
West Penn Power 7%
0% preferred—.
Rochester Central Power
78
X
—
R T 8t Ry—See Phila Oo
Superior Wat LAP pref--...100
6% preferred *erle* O .....100
0% preferred series D—..100
77
17
18
60
it/
Swiss American Elec pref
21
50
adio
73"
57
(f)
........
$
28
63
dx 33
Sub
26 X
70
65
58
(t)
pf—100
Power common
(t
(t)
(-p
com..
91X
48
(f)
ueensboro Gas A El 6%
(t;
30
13
.100
(t)
6% preferred
Puget Sd Pr A Lt $6 pref
$5 preferred
r
......-
Standard
25
90
7% preferred
30
Pub Serv com
(t d
Class A partkj stock .......(t)
d
Units..
Standard Telep $7 pref
(t> d
50
42
20
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
76
34
20.d
Class B
20
56 X
125X
113H
96 X
83 %
d
prior pref-
95
100
(t)
cum
$4 cum preferred
$0 prior pref
Standard Pow A Lt
110
J—(no par)
8% preferred-......——100
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
$5 preferred
(t)
«
Standard Gas A Elec com (no par
73
j
Public Serv. Oo. of N.H. $6 pt.(t)
53
34
...25
Springf (Mass) St Ry Oos
raliey1
Spring Valley Oo
---
111—(tj
113
67
75
d
pf—lOOL
62
78
65
6% preferred...
Preferred
Ohio Bell Telep pref .........100
Ohio Edison So pref
(t)
Free «tock
85
14 X
60
$6 preferred
-
66%
t,
72
Public Service Oa af Nor
il*
56
Preferred
—(
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
Springfield (Mass.) G L G« vtc.26
1
15
Rapid Transit St Ry Oo—100
Trac—100
Northern Tex Elec C* com _—100
100
Northwest Electric 6% pref—100
Preferred 7 %
100
Northwest Bell Telep OX* pf.100
Northwestern Teleg (guar)
50
Nova Scotia Light A Pow com(t)
52
d
—
42
_
A—(
Oommon class B—.....(
98 X
d
So Jersey Gas A Elec
(Del) com—100
....100
a
82
Pub Serv El A G $5 pref
(t)
Public Serv of Ind $7 pref—. (t)
30
_
Southwestern Lt A Pr com
50
40
---
ill
Telep pref-l
pf-100
87
97 X
38
X
A
u
,78
35"
129
d
.....
preferred
85
2l"
6% preferred
93
120
El A Tr—See P 8 Ooro.
Southwest Gas Utll com
$6 Mi
16
81
90
Southwestern Gas A El 7%
Public Serv Oorp af N
X
1st preferred
Nor States Power
9
Consolidated Trac of N J—100
Nor Bost Ltg Prop com
Preferred
Nor States Power
35
Public Serv of Oolo 7% pref—106
OX
X
2X
6% preferred-—
-—50
North Amer Edison $6 pref—
North Amer Light A Pow
Nor Amer Utility Sec—Com.
100
North Continent Utll com——100
6% preferred————100
7% preferred
—100
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 6% pf—100
7% preferred
6X% preferred
...
Northern Mex Pow A Dev comlOO
Preferred
—.100
Northern N Y Utll pref-.
100
Nor Ontario Power Go 6% pref 100
So Jer G
19X
17X
113
6
18
79
99"
100 r
(no par)
Providence Gas (free stock)—
Certificates of deposit
13
25
98M
^
Power Securities com
—
90
100
——100
Southern New Eng Telep.-.-100
Southwestern Bell
100
Oorp of Oanada com—(t) d
110
95
93
112
d
26 d
..100
Southern Ool Pow com A
7% preferred
6
5X% preferred
50 X
d 105
d
12
25
pd)—50|d
Preferred
15"
89
80
Philadelphia Traction
50
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)
50
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
60
13th A 16th Sts Pass Ry
50
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd). ,—50
Union Traction ($17X Pd)__50
West Phila Pass guar
60
Phila A Western Ry com
...50
Preferred
60
Piedmont A Northern Ry—100
Plttsb A Birm Tr—See Phila Oo
Portl Elec Pow 6% pf
100
Portland Ga* A Coke, 7% pf—100
Porto Rico Telep com
Postal Teleg A Cable 7% pf.100
Power
90 X
90
Potomac Edison Oo 6%
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref. .100
108
100
100
10
(t)
South A Atlan Teleg (guar)
Southern Indiana G A E 6%pf
7
pref_100 d 74
com—(t)
24X
27
com-(t) d
7% preferred
$0 prior preferred
8
60|d
Gray's Fy ($25
7
100
—
-
Southern Cities Utilities
3
—
100
$7 preferred oer A
(t)
$0 dividend pref
_—(t)
Y Telephone 6H% pref—100
Niagara A Hudson Pow ——« 10
Option warrants A
Option warrants B
Option warrants O
North American Go com
(t)
7% preferred
Phil A
71
11
Preferred
....
Preferred
Phila City Pass Ry ($22H pd)50 d
Phila A Darby Pass Ry——50|d
82
15
39
100
—
108
-
Preferred
Ferry—100
100
Preferred--
Preferred
15 preferred
(t)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow—ft)
People's G L A O (Ohlc)
100
—100
N Y A Richmond Gas 6% pref
New York State fiys. com
100
-
66
65
i&SEtiMSbisdfi
Twenty-third St guar
N Y A Queens El L AP
983^
100
60
83
67"
--—-—100
Oorp 7% pf—100
Telegraph—---25
N Y Power & Light Oorp 16 pf.it)
7% preferred
..—
100
preferred.
42d St A Grand St
Sixth Avenue old
97
d
78
22
25
5X% preferred series O
19
60
72
N Y Mutual
Eighth Avenue
13
Peoples Light A Pow com A—(t)
70
Phila Oo (Pittsburgh)
50
14
Com new
.....——(t) a,
57
66
$5 preferred
50 « 37
10
6 % cum preferred
.50 «
64^
37%
$6 cum pref
(t) » 10
38
Allegheny Traction———60 «
15
20
Citizens Traction..
...—50 »
10
105
Consolidated Trac pref
50 d
91
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf_100|
7
75"
Federal St A Fleasant V*l—25 «
35
97
Monongahela Lt A Pr——50 «
10
Monongahela St Ry—...—50 d
10
Pittsburgh A B'ham Tr—50 d
10
70
Sub Rap Tran St Ry
50 d
United Traction pref
50,"
Philadelphia Elec Oo $5 pref— (tH
37
Phila Elec Pow pref
25 d 292
54
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
50jd 14
4
52 X
7% preferred
...—60|« 80
5X
Citizens Passenger guar
50 a
35
65
Contlnen Pass Ry ($29 pd)—50 d
45
Falrm't Pk A Hadding'n
50 d 15
97
38
Frandf'd A Southward Pass.SO"
41
Germantown Passenger
60 d 35
55
55
Green A Coates Sts ($15 pdl-Sfyd
8
110
Hestonville M A F com..—SO.d
78
N Y Gent Elec
N
12%
100
79
72
73
6% preferred series B
25
7% preferred series A
—25
Sou Calif Gas Corp $6X pref--(t)
Sou Calif Gas Co 0% pref..—25
Southern Canada Power
(t)
89
14%
62
Water---—60
erprer.iui
N J A Hud Riv Ry A Fer pref-100
Now Jersey Pow A Lt $0 pref (t)
New Orl Pub Serv. com
.(t)
7%
80
40"
Glass
.
(t) d
27
13 X
102
Glass B
Prflferred-
~2%
32
warr)—(t) d 17
New Eng Pow Awn com
~2X
13
10
30
(t) d
stamped
84
d
A Teleg
33
81
z
—
South Oallf Edison common—25
30
m
m
00
10
-
82
85
95"
85
d
100
Electric, com—100
$514 preferred
Unstamped-
m
mm
d
Warrants—
34
d
48
d
95
32
Warrants B
——
Penn-Ohio Pow A Lt 7% pref-100
$6 preferred
(t)
Penna Ga9 A Elec Oorp $7 pref (t)
Participating class A stock. (T)
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7 % pref-100
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt $7 pf-(t)
$6 preferred
(+)
22
50
dr
40
100
Penn Central Lt APow$5 nref(t) d
Penn-Ohlo Edison 7% pr pf—100
$6 preferred........—(t)
36
dr 45
24%
22%
31
,
16%
com—(|) d 7 X
7Wc™:^::...iofl <z 35
Nevada-Oallf
d
d
Pawtucket Gas pref
Peninsular Telep Go com
Preferred
85
rp A
Oorp A
S3 X conv pref (with
Nebraska Power, pref
d
Warrant*
--^.100 ^
-!
—-
93
80
100
6^ preferred...
12
100
(t)
55
90
d
.IT;
preferred
7%
National Power A
d
(t)
preferred
Y)—
Shawinigan Water A Power
(t> d
Sioux Gity Ga* A El 7% pf
100
Sierra Pac Elec pref
100
Somerset Un A Middlesex Lt.100
Southeastern Pr A Lt com—(t)
Preferred ($7)
(t>
Participating preferred
(t)
35
90
75
83 X
50
d
$6
pref with warr—(t) d
conv
Second Ave RR Oorp (N
88
90"
81
com-(t)
7% Preferred-----------100
Mountain States Tel A Tel---100
Municipal Service preferred — (T)
Nassau & Suffolk pref- —
- -100
cl A
109
70
Mountain States Power.
National Elec Pow
Pacific Telep
Preferred
88"
Monougahela L A P—See PhilaOo
Mono ogahela St
Monon West Penn P S 7% pf-26
Montreal L H A PoW, Oons.(t)
Montreal Telegraph
Montreal Tramways, com
9
t) d
preferred...
$3.25
18
34%
24%
22 X
38%
93%
55
6% preferred
100
Seaboard Public Service Oo—
6
104
100
Paterson A Passaic Gas A El, 100
Light 6% prer. ——
M.ssissippi Riv Pow pref.
100
Missouri Pub Ser 7% pref—-100
100
106
Lighting Oorp com— < t)
(t)
Common non-voting
Preferred
98
97
"2"
*
Preferred
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref—100
Pacific Pub Serv ser A com—.(t)
30
95
Milwaukee uas Litghfa 7 7o pre.j.00
Miiw Nor Pow new -----------Mianesota Pow & Lit 7% pf—100
Prior
40
18
8%
25
preferred (514%)
Preferred ($6)
40
Milw.
I
Paw—100
Pac Northwect Pub Serv
40
20
preferred class A---—100
Elec. Ry. & Light—
6% pref. series 1921------100
6% pref. series 1892-1897—100
Pacific
x
30
88
Mohawk-Hudson Power
b
12
d
UtllY%"prlor'lien—100
Miss Power &
First
3
1
Ottawa Traction
"x
d
1
Bid.
Par
Savannah El A Paw deb stk._100
1
mmtmm
100 r
—100
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)—25
Pacific Gas A Electric
..--25 d
d
First preferred (6%)
..-26
3H
•
1
—-100
Ottawa Light Heat A
Preferred
Warrant* A
Warrant B_ _
Midland Nat Gas Class A
Midland United Go com
Ry A Bdge pf
Preferred
«
Stocks.
Ask.
|
1
Omaha A Council Bluffs St Ry 100
80
d
Bid.
Stocks.
4%
\
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1
■
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,
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Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities"
under the previous two
'
f
o
■■
.
■
•
,
"...
■
'
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include all issues which do not appear
we
headings, namely "Railroads (Steam)11 and "Public Utilities."
In the case of stocks, how¬
Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land," "Title Guarantee and
Safe Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the
"Industrial and Miscellaneous.9!
ever,
we
put "Textile
NOTION.—All bond prless art
Bonds.
INDUSTRIAL
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and inoome and defaulted bonds.
Bondi.
■I8OILLANEOU8 BONDS.
Abbotts Dairies deb ds 1942-MAS
Abltlbl Pow & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
JAD
Beld'g-Hem'way6% notes *36 J&J
8elgo-Can Pap 1st 6s 1943-JAJ
98
'48.MAS
JAD f
3834
f 7a 1955
MA8
Aluminum Oo debs 5s 1952.MAS
Aluminum Ltd s f debt 5s '48-JAJ
81%
5534
60
92
95
94
1st 7s 1957 without warr—JAJ
Borden Mills lstsf6s 1934-.FAA
25
25
36
35
Boston Store (Oblc) 5s
90
93
80
83
16
1734
J&D
Afcu
MAS
JAD
Burmelster A Wain (Copenhagen)
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940
J&J
90
50
Si*
Amer A Continental 5s 1943
Amer Oyanamid deb 5s 1942. AAO
42
89
Amer let Oo deb 5s
65
66
8634
69
70
69
6934
Amer La France Fire Eng Oo—
45
50
10234
10334
American Metal Oo Ltd—
g notes
Apr 1 1934.AAO
6034
94
29
33"
Amer Radiator deb
8334
8434
5734
5834
6734
66
45
47
3
5
8934
8934
8 f deb 634s 1936 with warMAS
Amer Sugar Refg 6s 1937—JAJ
15
30
9934
100
92
9334
86
90
Amer Type Fdrs deb g 6s '87.MAN
Deb gold 6s 1939
MAN
97
Deb gold 8s 1940
AAO
Amer wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42M&8
43
Amer Writ Paper ■ f 7-6s
9834
10034
10034
8834
8534
'39.JAJ
28
1st 6a 1947
JAJ
Andian National Oorp Ltd—
1st 6s 1940 without warr.MAS
50
25
2634
105
Anglo-Chilean Oons Nitrate—
Deb 7a 1945
Antllla Sugar 7 34s 1939 A
Certificates of deposit
MAN
12
JAJ
5
....
Armour A Oo of Delaware—
1st M 5Ha 1943 ser A
JAJ
Armour A Oo—Real estate 1st
gold
434s 1939 opt
JAD
Armstrong Oork deb 5a 1940-JAD
Arnold Print Wks 6s 1941—AAO
Asbestos Oorp sf Can 5a 1942.JAJ
Asbestos Oorp Ltd 1st 6s 1941. JAJ
General 6s. 1956
JAJ
Associated Oil 6% notes '85-MAS
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
6434
65
73
74
67
60
8*
65
9934
gold notes 1933
JAJ
Atl Fruit A SS deb 7s '34..JAD
Certificates of deposit
Ctfs dep stpd stk Instead of bds
634%
10134
s
33
—
Atl Gulf A W Indies SS Lines—
Ooll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
JAJ
Atlantic Refln deb 5s 1937—JAJ
Atlantic Steel 1st s f 6s 1941-JAJ
Atlas Plywood Corp—
Oonv deb 534s 1943
MAN
Autocar Oo. 1st 7s 1937
MAN
Balaban A Kats Oorp—
534% notes 1932
MAN
534% notes 1933-38
MAN
42
93
94
3334
90
70
3734
95
71
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
634% notes 1933—MAS
1st g 5s 1940
MAN
Baraqua Sugar (Gomp Aancarera
Baraqua) 734s 1937JAJ 15
Batavlan Petrol 434s gu 1942 JAJ
8-yr
Bates Valve
8634
10034
5
79
8734
101
15
7934
Bag Oorp—
88
77
Bayway Terminal—
m
634s 1946
JAJ
634% notes April 15 1936-AAO
Oonsol Macb Tool 7s 1942—JAD
Oonsol Publishers, Inc—
10-year coll tr 634s 1936—JAJ
Oonsol Textile 1st 8s 1041..JAD
Oonsol Tobacco 4s 1951
Oonsol Coal 434a 1934
opt
1st A ref s r g 5a 1950-
MAN
JAD
Consumers Oo 1st 6s 1946
JAJ
Container Oorp 1st 6s *40- JAD15
Deb
Deb s f 6s 1942 with warr.FAA
Without warrants........
1st
58
78
4
7
15
Oorn Prod Ref 1st g 6s1934_MAN
ration Securities Oo—
serial notes 1932
MAS
serial notes 1933——MAS
96
serial notes 1934
serial notes 1935
234
Sink fund deb g 534s 1937 AAO
Onyamel Fruit 1st 6s 1940 -AAO
84%
10434
1935
ser
OO
134
1%
1%
1%
/
6% note'32(Am part ctfs) MAS
6634
68
5
76
80
8234
15
Dominion Oanners 1st 6a *40 AAO
76
3434
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42.MAN
75
6
85
90
3034
3334
47
5234
60"
Oomln Goal 5s *40
op *10—MAN
Dominion Glass 6s 1933—JAD2
Domln Iron A Steel—
Oou 5s
'39(currency series)MAS
Dominion Tar & Chemical Oo—
Deb s f 6s 1949 ser A
JAJ 2
Dominion Textile 6s 1949
Donnacona Paper—
1st
s
f
534s 1948
FAA
A
ser
Donner Steel 7s 1942
JAJ
Dow Chemical 6% notes
'40-FAA
Driver Harris Co—
95
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942. JAD
50
Eastern Uuba Sug 7 34s 1937 MAfi
Eastern Steel 5s 1931 ctfs—FAA
Elk Horn Goal 1st 6 34s 1931-JAD
83
20
—
....
8934
9134
82
5
10
JAD
warr
Without warrants——
Empire Oil A Refg Oo—
90
1st A col tr 634s 1942—AAO
4534
FAA
4634
European Mtge & Invest—
1st 1 734s 1950 ser A
MAN
1st 1 734s 1966 ser B
FAA
79%
5134
M
ErnestoBreda 7s*54 with
41
5
90
war
1st 17s 1967 serO
Fabrics Finishing Oorp—
63
1st
m
conv s
r
6s 1939
JAJ
Fairbanks Morse A Os—
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
Famous Players Canada
1st s f 6s 1948 ser A
Without warrants
68
8034
90
44
30
MAS
52
FAA
Oorp—
AAO
r
20-year deb 634s 1948—AAO
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943
MAS
Federated Metals s f 7s '39-.JAD
70
44
Flat
15"
75
8034
7034
f deb 7s 1940
JAJ
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48MA8
Firestone Tire A Rub (Oan) 7s 1937
34
60
s
Firestone Tire A Rub of Oallf—
8 f 5s 1942
MAS
Fisk Rubb Oo 1st 8s 1941—MAS
Flsk Tire Fabrc634s 1935—JAJ
5834
30
93
74
2134
8634
53
Foreign Power Secur Oorp—
1st col tr
43
6s 1949
20
10534
92
734s 1942
——JAJ
Francisco Sug 734s 1942-&AN15
Fraser Oo deb 034s 1942
AAO
French Nat Mall SS Lines 6s '52
Frlck-Reld Supply 6s 1943
JAD
Gannett Oo deb 6s '43
68
71
15
1734
75
90
?»*
IF
A.FAA
71
Garlock Pack Oo deb 6a '39.AAO
Gelsenkirchen Mining Oo—
70
ser
MAS
3634
General American Investors Inc—
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
FAA
6-yr 6% notes 1934
7634
General Amer Tank Car Oorp—
85"
&
20
2134
37
34
39
18
3634
7834
78
10134
AJAD
Deb
89
3
ser
Fox Film Oorp deb 6s 1930&AAO
Framerlcan Ind A Dev Oorp—
61
105
conv
45
7
103
8
934
6
8
6
Equlp5 34s1932-1934
Equip 434s 1942
Eq tr 434* 1932-45
7%
-MAN
FAA
JAD
Gen Amer
Transporta System—
Eqtr 434s 1932-'46 (yr)._MAS
b
Gen Baking deb534s 1940-.AAO
General Bronze deb 6s 1940MAN
General Cable
94
34
Oorp—
1st mtge s f 634s 1947 ser A-JAJ
General Cigar serial 8s 1935-JAD
55
9834
Gen'l Elec 334s 1942 opt
FAA
Gen Elec (Germany)7s 45.JAJ15
Deb 034s 1940
JAD
Deb
93
48
f 6s
1948
MAN
Genera] Indus Alcohol—
Oonv deb 634s 1944
MAN
General Laundry Mach'y Oorp—
Deb 634s 1937s
85
5% serial notes 1932——MAS
5% serial notes 1933—...MAS
5% serial notes 1934—MAS
5% serial notes 1935——MAS
5% serial notes 1930—
MAS
Gen Petrol 1st 5s Aug 16 1940
40
General Motors Acceptance Oorp
Sink fd gold deb 6s 1937—FAA
7634
MAN
::::
Oonv g 034% notes 1940-AAO
82
Orown Cork A Seal Oo, Ino—
20-year sink fund 6s 1947..J&D
1334
Fleischer (8 B A W B) 6s 1939— f
Certificates of deposit
/
Flour Mills of America Inc—
8434
7234
Grow ley, Mliner A Oo—
Deb s f 534s 1937—
6
60
65
7534
8834
15
10134
s
8
s
—
b Basis. / This price includes accrued Interest.
Stock Exchanges.
k Last sale.
I In London,
n
95"
73%
Deutsche Rentenbank—
Farm Ln s f 6s Oct 15*60
AAOIS
Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940
MAN
Dodge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
JAJ
5
/o
10
_
8
8
25
MAS
MAS
—
6s 1953
J&D /
Dery (D G) 7s 1942 stpd—M&8
Second stamped
Denver Un StkYds 5s 1946—JAJ
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
Credit Alliance Oorp—
Deb 634s 1938 with warr .MAN
MAN
234
...
6s 1937 ser DD
De Bardeieben
OoalOorp—
Ooogrove Meeban Goal 634* 1954Crane Oo 5% notes 1940
FAA
Beacon Oil deb 6s 1936
73
JAJ
Onba Oane Bug deb 7s 1930—JAJ
Oonv deb 8s 1930
JAJ
Cuban Dominican Sugar Co—
1st Hen s f 734s 1944
MAN
Certificates of deposit
Stmpd with stk purch warr
Certificates of deposit
Ondaby Pack a f 5s i94t)
JAD
71
JAD
MAN
Continental Roll A Steel Fdy—
1st M conv s f 6s 1940
JAD
Continental Sugar 7s 1938
FAA
25
9534
5s 1943 with warr
Continental Oil Oo—
Deb 534 s 1937
5434
7534
Products—
1960
6634
Consolidated Laundries—
40%
Deb 6s
7%notes 1931 with
Caterpillar Tractor 5s 1935
Foundry May 1931-FAA
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941
MAN
Oertaln-teed Prod Corp—
Deben s f 534s 1948
MA8
Oespedes Sugar 1st 734s '39-MAS
Ohapln-Sacks, Inc—
Coll tr sink fund 7s 1934-JAD
Cbateaugay Ore A Iron—
Guar gold 4s 1942
JAJ
Chesapeake Oorp—
Oonv col 5s 1947—
MAN15
Ohlc Jet coll tr ref g 4s '40
AAO
Ooll trust ref 6a 1940—-AAO
Ohlc Pneumatic Tool Oo—
Deb sf 534 s 1942
AAO
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1961
Childs Oo deb 5s 1943
AAO
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940—JAJ
Small series B 1940——JAJ
Colon Oil deb 6s 1938
JAJ
Col Fuel A Iron b f 5s 1943
FAA
Oolo Indus 1st 5s A A B 1934 FAA
Osmmander-Larabee Oorp—
1st mtge 6s 1941
JAJ
Oomm'l Credit 6s 1934
MAN
Ooll tr s f 534s 1935
JAJ
Oomm'l Invest Trust Oorp—
Oonv deb 6s 1948
..MAS
Oonv deb 534s 1949
FAA
Commerz-und Prlvat-Bk(Germ'y)
5 34 % notes'37 (Am partctf )M AN
Commonwealth Subsidiary OorpDeb g 634s 1948 ser A.-MAS
Oompntlng-Tabnlatlng-Rec Oo
Sinking fund gold 0s 1941-JAJ
Connecticut Coke 5s 1948--MAS
Oonsol Agric Loan 634s 1958
See Ger & Com Bks (For Govts)
Central
72
5334
Cuba Oane
8134
Without warrants
Amer Smelt A Ref 5s 1947..AAO
Amer Solvents A Obem Oorp—
Amer Thread 1st 534s 1938.MAN
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951—FAA
77
60
Capital Admin Corp—
Deb 5s 1953 with warr—.JAD
6234
American Meter 6s 1946—...
American Piano 6s 1935
434s '47 MAN
American Rolling Mill—
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948—JAJ
,
434% notes 1933.
MAN
Amer Seating conv 6s 1936-.JAJ
Amer Service deb 034s 1934.-JAJ
7334
JAJ
MAN
Oonv s Tdeb 6s 1939
FAA
Oamaguey Sugar 7s 1942 AAO 15
Oan Oement 1st 534® 1947-MAN
Canada SS L deb 5s '43.FAA15
1st A gen m 6s 1941 sor A-AAO
Oanad Oons Rub 6s 1940—AAO
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940—JAJ2
Canadian Internal Paper—
1st M 6s 1949
—JAJ
Canadian Nat Steamships—
25-yr guar 5s 1955
MAS
Canadian Power A Paper—
Deb 534« 1958 (Lanrentlde)JAJ J r
\fr
Wayagamack series
43
73
Ask
71
1st mtge
By-Products Coke Oorp—
1st M 534s 1945 ser A
MAN
MAN
20
n
30
5534
38
1953
JAD
Amer IG Ohem Oorp—
Oonv deb 534s 1949 ——MAN
Amer International Oorp—
Oonv 534s 1949
JAJ
33
76
Oady Lumber 0 34s 1939
California Packing Oorp—
Oons deb 5s 1940
Oallf Pet deb 534s 1938
Bid.
Wlllamet Pap 6s '51-JAJ
Crown Zellerbach Oorp—
Deb 6s 1940 with warr
MAS
Oruclble 8teel Oo deb 5s '40.MAN
6s
29
28
Oons g 5s Jan 1955
JAJ
Bush Term Bldgs lBt 6s '60-AAO
9454
Bonds.
Orown
Dairymen's League Oo-oper Assn
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952——AAO
88
FAA
Amer Chain deb 6s 1933—AAO
634%
1938
Bridgeport Brass—
Conv deb 634s 1939
Brown Oo 1st b%8 1940
1st 534s 1950 ser B
Buffalo A Suaq Iron 5s 1932
_
notes 1931—-JAD
1939-AAO
65
Boston Term Oo 334s 1947-FAA
Botany Oonsol Mills 6 34s '34 AAO
68
American Beet Sugar Oo—
Oonv s f deb 6s 1935
5-yr 534%
9434
Purch money 5s 1936—JAJ
Penn-Mary Steel 5s 1937.JAJ
Land Impt Oo—
1st mtge guar 4s 1940
JAJ
Bohemian (First) Glass Works—
Huff Point
50
94
Deb 6s M3 ser A with war.FAA
Without warrants..
Am Mach A Fdy s f 6s
78
9134
1946
67
63
4634
AAO
Aggregates Oorp—
75
6s
82
Amalgamated Sugar Oo—
Amer
Oorp—
91
deb
95
s
f 7s 1937
87
MAS
Oonv
_
s
Ask.
Beth'm St 1st 1 A ref 5s '42.MAN
3834
Deb gold 5s 1937
MAN
Alpine Montan Steel Oorp—
1st
88
Beneficial Indus Loan
Alex Rubber s f 8s 1936
JAD
24
134
Alabama Oons Goal A Iron—
1st cons M 5s 1933
MAN
70
80
Alabama Mills 1st 0 34 s '43 A AAO
2
6
Ala Steel A Shlpblag—See Tenn O. I. A RR
Alaska Gold MlneB deb 6s'25MAS /
1134
1334
Deb 6s 1926 ser B
MAS /
1134
1334
Albany Perl' Wrapping Oorp—
lit M coll tr 6i 1948
AAO
4034
45
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s, 1946
r
22
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962
AAO
24 *
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939—JAJ / 31
3234
1st M A coll tr 8s 1939
JAJ / 31
3234
Allls-Ohalmers Mfg Os—
1st
77
Ask.
9634
Abraham A Straus Inc—
Deb 534s 1943 with warr—AAO
Adams fixp coll tr g 4l
Coll tr g 4s 1947
Bid.
Beech Creek C A O 5s '44—JAD
Bid.
AND
Nominal,
s
Minimum price established
on
Montreal
9934
97%
90%
95%
9734
or
Toronto
INDUSTRIAL
84
■OTICI.—All bood prfoss are
6s 1948 w W.J&D
Refractories Oo—
General
*Jt5U
JUIU
lUtNlli
UDU
un
1V1V-
Cons
78
62
65
30
75
33Va
76H
43
44
74
78
23"
40
75
35
40"
55"
91
19H
22
48
102
io5"
70
75
117
98H
A&O /
A&O
283S
T
99 X
Magnolia Petrol deb 4J4« '32 F&A
Deb 4%* 1933.
F&A
Deb 4Hs 1934
F&A
Oeb 4Kb 1935
F&A
Manatl Sugar 1st 7 Ha *42..A&O f
f
Btpd Apr 1931 coup on
Mansfield Mln&Smelt 7s '41 (ww)
Manufacturers" Finance Oo—
Col tr 0% notes 1935
A&O]
Mfrs Tr Oo ctfs of partlc In A
Namm & Son 6s 1943
J&D
98 H
97
95
72
Marlon Steam Shovel—
1st mtge s f 6s 1947
Deb 6s 1943 with
9H
16
f
20
62
16H
io
11*
30
61H
39H
97
100 H
9QH
23
41
43 H
54
90
95 H
23 H
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
1st conv. a f 6s 1948
M&N
Metropolitan Wat Sew & DrainBoard s f 5%u I960——-A&O
Mlag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1950—
Middle States Oil 7% notes
mil Middle States Petrol 0H« 1945—
Mldvale Steel & Ordnance—■
97
Oonv ■ f 5s 1930
M&S
25
Miller & Lux Inc 1st M 0s'45 A&O
7% gold notes 1935
A&O
45
Minnesota & Ont Paper 6s *48 J&J
1st ■ f 6s 1950
—M&N
44
Monon Coal—See Ohtc Ind & L
45H Monsanto Chemical Works—
69
1st s f 5Hs 1942
M&N]
95
Montecatinl
(Societa
Gen Ind
95 H
Mlnerarla, Italy)deb 7s '37 J&J
25
79
82H
Mtge-Bond Oo 4s ser
90
18
77 H
77 H
awv*
Corp—
1951 ser B
5
Agricultural Oorp—_
1st & coll tr ■ f g 5s '82 op M&N
Stpd ext to 1942—
M&N
international Cement—
Interlake Iron
1st m 5s
Imternat
1948—-—M&N
International Match Oorp—
Deb * f 5s 1947—
M&N
Oonv deb 5s 1941
J&J15
Internet Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941—A&O
International Paper—
1st & ref s f 5s 1947 ser A—J&J
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A..M&S
internat Power & Paper—
1st M 5s 1908
J&J
Internet Salt g 5s 1951 op—A&O
International Securities Corp—
Deb g 5s 1947
J&D
Interstate Iron & Steel Oo—
lit M s f 5Ha 1946 ser B.M&N
Investment Oo of Amer—
i
Deb g 5s 1947
A&O
„
Without warrants
Island Oil & Tr 6s 26 ctfs dep
Isotta-Fraschinl 7s 1942 with war
Without warrants
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
Indiana Oo 1st s f 5s 1950-J&J
Jones & Laughlln St 5s '39.M&N
Journal of Commerce 014s 1937—
Kapstone Service Oorp—
Sink fund 7s 1938—
M&N
Farstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs.M&N
Kaufman Dept Stores Sec Oorp—
Ooltr 5 %% notes July 15*43 F&A
Keith (B F) Oorp 6s 1940..M&S
Kelvinator Oorp 6s 1936
J&J
Kendall Oo 514s 1948
Kendall Mills 1st 614s 1944. J&D
J&D
J&D
Keystone St & Wire 8s 1941 A&O
55H
63 H
■
IV',
:...
A-\:
9814
32
100M
50
61%
6214
47
4814
52
53
48 %
50
50%
52
26
62
64
75
4854
4954
4914
5114
9
43
46
g*
45
48
65
f
78
73
m'&,coll
95"
Oo".
31
84
87H
88
8914
95
M&S
55
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950—M&S
s
5s 1959
....
85
80
61
s
r
——
79%
40H
0s
30%
25
28
85
0s 1933.
98%
27%
Protestant Church of Germany—
7 Ha 1946.
Provincial Bank of Westphalia
70
97%
1942
42
61
45
J&J
Potrero Sugar 7e 1947—M&Nlf
Pressed Steel Oar 5s 1933
J&J
Price Bros & Oo 1st 6s '43 A.F&i
29"
17
95
50,,
OommT Nat Bank ctf dep.
....
"i"
;
Pure Oil Oo—
75X
71
18"
jl
Quaker City Tank Line—
/
r
B5-"
81%
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Serial 5s '32-*38 (s-a)—MA
Series 5s *39-'49 (s-a)—-MA
10
Reliance Bronse & Steel Oorp—
S f conv deb 0s 1944
A&
60"
68
72%
97
90
5Ha 1932-1938b
6
/
►
6.50
6.50
5.50%
5.50%
—
s
55H
36
85
5H% notes 1933
—
Remington Rand. Ino—
Deb 5Hs 1947 with warr.
76
76
78
43%
I
42%
1st 0s 1941
72
70
76"
\
15%
16
80
83
71
73"
f
52
55
55
60
r
25
35
51
70
30
Deb 0Hs
Revere Oopt
jpper & Brass—
&
1st Inc 68 July
__
Reynolds Invest 5e 1948—
Rhelneibe Union 7s
1946
28
31
J
30
45
r
13 %
12%
17
L
90
5^%&1942 6s M&N
I 1st
*13-
14%
40
r
53
Richfield Oil of California
95
§5'"
70
83
Otfs of deposit.
78
Rlordon
14%
Pulp & Paper Lid-
Oar-
Equip 5s 1932-1943 (s-a)—J&D 6
Eq tr 5s '32-*45 (s-a)
M&N15] &
North Amer Cement Oorp—
Deb 0Hs A with warr '40.M&8
North German Lloyd—
20-yr if 0s 1947
M&N
North Western Refrigerator Line
Eq tr 6s 1933-1939 (s-a)-M&N 6
North'n Elec Oo Ltd 5s '39-J&D
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nitrog OorpRef & Imp 5Ha '57 ser A M&N
Nova Scotia 8 & O 6s 1959..J&J
O'Gara Goal 5s '65 op afl'08 M&S
o?k
75"
Republic Brass
75
70
J&J
*40
urity Bakoriet
72
66%
72%
76
75
62*
Amer
Porto RIcan Amer Tobacco—
8%
8%
70"
\l
1SJ£
32
40
'"t
22
32%
Stamped.
5
3
7%
85%
95
60
Root Glass Co, 1st 0s.
63
25
28
36
32
Royal Dutch Oo—
.
)
)
::::
Ryerson (Joseph
T) & Sons—
4*
52"
47
36
40
90
86
77
76
22
,
.
J
90
Lake Superior
1st & coll tr
60
5
8
N Y & Hob Fy 6s May *40—J&D
Hoboken Ferry 6s 1940—M&N
North
80
84
88
90
....
&,coUX6MsU937—J&D,
90
81
11
79
Procter & Gamble 4Hsl947
91%
trj6>is1l934—J&D
80
79
35
MX
New York Trap Rock Oorp—
lit M s f 0s 1940
J&D
32
84
50
80
m & coll tr 6^s 1935—J&D
m'&*coll*tr*6>isll936—J&D
Extended at 5% to 1943
N Y Shlpbldg 1st 5s Nov 1
30
99"
8H
Port Arthur Oanal & Dock-
13"
79
Newberry (J J) 5 Ha 1940—A&O
New Eng Nav—See NYNH&H RR.
/
6
New Eng Sou Mills 7s 1933
New River Oo 1st 6s 1934—J&J
65"
N Y Dock Oo—1st g 4s '51-F&A
33 X
Serial 5% notes 1938
A&O
N Y Evening Journal—
81
1st m & coll tr 6Mb',1932—J&D
77
1st m'&'coll tr 6ksU933—J&D
57"
45
70
"6H
1938——M&N
1st 0s ext
N Y L E
Koholyt Oorp 6H» 1943-—
Koppers Gas & Coke Oo—
Deb • f 5s 1947
J&D
8 f deb 614s 1950
J&J
Kresge Foundation 6s 1936. J&D
14
mmmm
15"
82%
74H
40H
N Y & N J Ferry—5s '40—J&J
NYLE&WO & RR—
86
56
65
51%
67
io"
Poor & Oo 6s 1939.
75
F&A
634? 1947
80
46
97%
Oonv
47
84
Otis of deposits..
& Toll—
92 H
J&J
4514
70
80
49
54
Pittsburgh Goal Oo—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949.F&J
Pittsburgh Screw & Boll Oorp—
Deb ■ f g 5 Hi 1947
J&I
Pitts Steel s f 6s 1948.
F&i
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Goal
1st • f g 5s 1947 opt
M&JS
Pocahontas Oonsol Oolllertes—
10
.... -
70
80
96
63^
48%
45
10
By.8
Nat Union Mtge 6s 1946
1st m
70
85
94
93
40
8
N Y & Foreign Investing Oorp—
Deb 5%a 1948 with warr_J&D
2414
30
83
.
_
1st
J&J
Kinney (GR) Oo 714s 1930-J&D
Klrby Lumber 0s 1938—J&J16
Kres§e(SS)l.t5s 1945—.J&D
s
6% conv notes
1st
45
/
l\«
36"
s
50
40%
80
87
National Theatre 6%a 1942—...
Natlonal Trade Journals Inc—
1st
92
33 H
92 X
Empire Tr certificates dep..
Bankers Tr certificates dep.
Natlonal Steel Oorp—
1st s f 5s 1956
A&<
100
55"
25
98
32
Deb 0s 1940
Murray Body 1st 0Hs 1934-J&D
Namm (A I) & Son—8ee Mfrs Tr
Nassau (Got) Landbank 0)4* 1938
Nat Acme Co 1st 6s 1942—J&D
Nat Dairy Prod 5%a 1948—F&A
National Fire Proofing Oo—
Deb s f 5%a 1947
M&S
Nat Food Products 0s 1944—.
National Radiator Oorp—
99
Klmberly-Olark Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1943 ser A
94
'39.J&J
2 '00.A&O
Secured 6s 1937-
47
2254
46H
k
Certificates!of deposit..
67
52%
48%
50
Phillips Petroleum Oo—
Sink fond deb 6 Ha 1939—J&D
Pick (Albert) & Oo deb 6s *36 J&J
Pierce Butler & Pierce 0M» '42-.
30
44
2814
70
49
27
Deb 6%a 1937 with warr.
Murphy (G O) Oo—
Deb
19
101H
Steamship Line—
Munson
80
12
76
87
88"
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oorp—
1st M ■ f 6s 1952
J&J
Penn Greyhound Lines. Inc—
5H% notes 1932-193&—A
Phila & Read O & I 5s 1978..J&J
Oonv deb 6s 1949......M&S
94
With warrants—
Without warrants
Morris & Oo 1st s f 4Ha
53%
Penn Dock & Warehouse Oo.
L'hold ■ f 0s 1949 w w—F&A
58%
47
61M
moniuB
Independent Oil & Gas—
Gonv deb 6s 1939
Indian Refining Oo—
5H% notes 1932Ind Limestone 1st s f 0s '
58
20-yr conv deb 5H* 1950-M&N
Mead (The )Oorp—
1st M 6s 1945 with warr—M&N
Merchants Refirig 6s 1937——.—
38H
99
6s 1949 series B..........J&J
Ice Sec 6Hs, 1937
78M
19%
50%
46
f 5s 1953 ser A—..M&N
Beth Steel
Pennsylvania-Dixie Oement Oorp
1st m s f 0s 1941 ser A_M&S15
25
90
s
s
50%
48 %
Penn Mary Steel—See
33
58
McCrory Stores 5 Ha 1941-J&D16
McKesson & Robbing Inc—. J
56
i*
20
Penlck & Ford 6 Ha 1943
J&D
Penna O & O 1st 5s '32 op—J&J
....
30
warr—F&A
b 28"
13%
72%
A&O
Peabody Goal Oo (Oonsol Oo)—
....
79
Transportation Oo—
S f conv deb 6s 1944
Path Ex deb 7s '37 with war M&N
1st
.
.
Parmelee
6
80
A&O
20
87
51%
51%
M&S 15
Extl deb 6s 1953
30
s
1947--A&O
Massey-Harris Oo 5s
15%
81
1st s f 6s 1943
J&J2 rlOOH
25
Oregon-Am Lumber 0s 1942A&0
io"
4
3
McOord Rad & Mfg—
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
36-yrsf 7s 1963
J&
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7Hs 1963—-A&L
Hygrade Food Products Oorp.
1st & ref 0s Jan '49 A....A&O
De&slnk fund
22
.
s
_
97"
A&O
f 5s 1942
....
Extl deb 6Ha 1958
M&N
50
J&D
99% Osgood Oo deb g 6s 1938
48%
Oswego Falls Oorp 6s 1941——
41
55" Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A-M&S
Pacific Ooast Oo g 5s 1946—J&D „
16
40
Oo.
39H Pac Fruit Exp Eq—See So Pacific
48
Pacific Invest deb 5s 1948...J&J
40H
Pacific Western Oil Oo—
93
56%
S fdeb 6Hi 1943 with warM&N
25
73
Palmer Oorp of La 1st 6&1948J&D
Pan Amor Indus Oorp
76
85
1st 7a 1937 with com
120
Pan Amer Petrol Oo (of Oallf)—
99%
14H
1st conv s f 6s 1940
J&D15
88 H Pan-Amer Petrol & Tranap Oo—
101%
S f 6s 1934
M&N
10l H Panhandle Oorp—
2-yr 0% notes Mar 15 '33 M&S15
45
Paramount Fam Lasky Oorp—
52
20-yr ■ f g 0s 1947
—J&D
ParamountPublix Oorp—
47%
Sink fund 6Ha 1950
F&A
Park & TUford s f 6s 1930..J&D
100H
Logan County Goal 7s 1942
—
Lorfflard (P) Oo g 7s 1944-A&O
Lukens Steel 1st M g 8s '40 M&N
34
Hudson (J L) Oo—
6% notes 1932 (s-a)
F&.
5% notes 1933 (s-a)
F&
Humble OH & R 6%a 32-J&* 1
Deb g 5s 1937
A&
Without warrants
-J&J
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944—A&O
Gold bonds 5s 1951
F&A
70
38
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
8 f 614s 1936 with warr
s
r
Ontario Steel Products—
93
87
J&J
red to
1933
r
Oriental Devel Oo Ltd—
Little (A E) Oo 7s 1942
Loew's Inc deb 6s 1941
94H
aww VW
deb 6s
O—J&J
95
s
87
88
89
15
43 H
43
85
20
44 X
4
16
Oenv 5H% 8
Houston Oil Oo of Texas—
Oonv
4%
41
J&J
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953
Liboy McNeil & lobby¬
48
t/jw
f g 414s 1954
f 414s 1954 ser
1st & ref 5s 1934
F&A
1st & ref 5s 1944...
F&A
1st & ref 6s 1954
F&A
1st & ref 5s 1964
F&A
1st & ref 6s 1974—
F&A
Leh & W-B Goal con 4s '35..J&D
ist M
Pineapple Oo Ltd—
m.
s
.
75H
-
94H
5-year 5% notes 1936——A&O
Hayoca Oorp 6s 1937—
Haytian Corp 8s 1938
Hoe (R) & Oo 1st 0Hs A '34 A&L
Hsllana-Amer Line_6s "47-M&N
All) Ui m
12
Lehigh Valley Goal—
1st 5s gold guar 1933
1st
40-year
guar
lnt
90
76
s
Oons
Steamship Lines
10-yr 6s 1939 with warr..A&O
Harpen Mining Oorp—
6s with war for Am shs-.J&J
Hartford Times 6e 1943
...
lUUUycuuouv
11
Oo—
Deb g 514s 1942
*
A&O
Lehigh Coal & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
30
Hansa
VVWI
war..J&J
Ask.
Bid.
'32-—J&D
Series B....................
Series O
...
Old Ben Coal 1st 0s 1944
F&A
Oneida Community Ltd—
8 f 6% % notes 1939 with w J&J
44
5
46
6%noteg'33M&S
41
Lawrence Portland Cement
28
Ground Grlpper Shoe 0s 1944
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s 1937
J&D
Sinking fund deb 5s 1947—F&A
Gulf States Paper Oorp-—
1st s f 6 Ms 1943 with war.J&D
Gulf States Steel deb 5Hs'42 J&D
Hall (F W) Printing Oo—
1st m & col tr 6Hb '47 Int X&N
Ham-Am Line 6 Ha eq*32-'40 J&D
Hanna (M A) Oo deb 6s '34.F&A
MUMOUU
warr.M&N
4
43"
~
Hawaiian
Bryant Inc—
1st conv 6s 1954 with
62
s
1937 w w
F&A
Atlantic Gable 7s 1945-.
German Bldg& LandBk6Hs 1948
Gesfurel—See Public Utilltle*
Gillette Safety Razor—
Debentures 5s 1940
AAO
Glidden Oo 6H% notes '35. J&D
3 H%, notes '35 M&N
Gobei(Ad'f)6_
Good Hope St & It Wka (Germ'y)
8 f g 7s Oct 15 1945—A&OI6
OUU11LU \A# F) 1st V
Goodrich (B *• / AB« 0%a 1947-J&J
Deb g 0s 1945
J&D
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
1st mtge coll tr 5s 1957—M&N
Getham Silk Hos deb 0s *30 J&D
Gould Coupler 1st 1 0s 1940. F&A
Grand (F & W) Properties Oorp—
Oony deb 6s 1948J&D16
Great Lakes Paper Oo Ltd—
1st s f 6s 1950 Ber A
M&S /
German
Ask.
Lantaro Nitrate Oo—
S fdeb 6s 1940 with
Gen Vending 6s
GreyhoundOorp
Lane
bond*.
Bonds.
Ogllvle Flour Mills 0s
60
58 H
60 H
3H
marked "f" and Inooms and detaulted
Bid.
29
....
Gen Rayon deb
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bond*.
&
"tod lnt*r«it" except vbtn
77%
nn
s
83
Oorp Inc 5s '24-Oct
gold 5s 1944—J&D
5 Basis. / This price includes accrued Interest,
and Toronto Stock Exchangee.
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian prices,
s
Sale price,
f Minimum
price established on Montreal
80
82
19
21
80
]
90
8t Louis Gas & Ooke Oorp—
1st M
■
f 6s 1947
St Maurice
Valley
Ooi
Jorp—
lst&coll tr • f 5 Ms'
s'67. B MAS r
LJRky Mt & P 5a '5
Regis Pap 6Hs '32-'34—J&D
Santa Ana Sug 8s 1
1931
A&O /
St
St.
-
/
«w
Debs f 5s i952
30
28
39
63
67M
Pipe Line 5s 1940
65
fenn Coal I & RR 5s
40
50
Fenn Oop
55
t
io""
5
73 M
77
41
60
42
99
87 M
89M
30
99 X
91
70
80
35
40
48
60
101
1951—J&J
& Ohem 0s 1941 .A&O
B—M&S
Oonv deb 0s 1944 ser
Texas Oorp deb 5s 1944
55
.A&O
78M
Thermold Oo 0% notes 1934.F&A
Tob Prod 0Ms 2022
87M
M&N
J0M
oo
74M
74
M&N
Tri-utilitles Oorp—
Oonv deb 5s 1979
Fruax-Traer Goal Oo—
78M
s
40
88
30%
2M
17
0Ms 1953—M&N15
Trumbull Steel s f 6s 1940.M&N
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr M&N
Ulen & Oo deb 0s 1944
F&A
Coll tr
19
54 M
Oorp—
58
WIeboldt
93
Wilson & Oo 1st 0s
90"
98
Siemens & Hal-Siem-Schuck—
Deb g ■ f 0Hs'51with warM&S
Oorp 7s 1941
53
37 M
40
Ser A
F&A
1935 Ser O A&O
---—A&O
Union Refg Tr Eq 5s 1932-1940—
On T'k Oar eq 4Ms *32 '3Q.A&O
P
United Biscuit of Am 0s '42-M&N
95
Certificates of
33
United Drug5s
5s 1932
Sinclair Oons Oil Oorp—
1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937-M&815
1st lien coll
0Ms '38
ser
38
o.
10r^
1938
Unit Oil Prod 8s '31 ctf
93
94
Deb 0Ms 1941
M&N
United Porto Rlcan Sugar Oo
48
65
100 M
(A O) Oorp 0Hs '33.M&N
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
}•* ■ f &H» 1953 A
49
J&D
Snider Packing Corporation
0% conv gold notes 1932. M&N
.
101
....
98 M
65
57 M
10
10
10
3M
2M
■18
50
81M
63 M
63 M
99
53 M
Oorp—
6M% notes 1934
Youngst Sh & Tube—
1st m s f 5s 1978 ser A
1st m 5s 1970 ser B
—F&A
J&J
A&O
701
69 J
dep J&J25
s
S F 0Ms 1951
Series
27M
8
81
s
27 H
15
EXCHANGE SEATS.
N Y Stock Exch—
83M
t Ex-rlghta
No. Last Sale
1.3041140.000
24 M
26 M
22M
25M
Exch-1,577
N Y Cotton Exch—
450
N Y Oof & Sag Ex.
344
N Y Produce
with warr.J&D
0Me 1947 with warranto—J&j
United Steel Wks of Burbach
21M
24
N Y Curb Exch—.
550
85M
Esch-Dudelange s f 7s '51-A&O
United Stores Realty 0s *42.A&O
89 M
93
Baltimore Stk Exch
Boston Stock Exch.
Buffalo Stk Exch—
87
139
36
50
U S & British Internat Ltd—
47
50
M&N
38"
50~
40M
43
U 8 Rubber—
80
65
100 M
92%
1st & ref 5s 1947 Ser A—..J&J
75"
100 M
20
25*
25M
r
26M
102 M
27
29
24
24 M
70
73
0M% serial notes 1932—M&S
8M% serial notes 1933—M&S
0M% serial notes 1934
M&S
0M % serial notes 1935—-M&S
0M% serial notes 1930—M&S
0M% serial notes 1937—M&S
0M% ser la notes 1938—.M&8
0M% serial notes 1939
M&8
0M% serial notes 1940
M&S
3-yr 0% notes 1933
J&D
Universal
99
72*
54""
55
53
s
38M
40
Los Ang Stock Exch
Los Angeles Curb Ex
32
Louisville Stk Exch
32'"
34*
61.
63
aMilw Grain & Stk
Minn Oh of Comm.
Minn-St P Stk Ex.
85"
30
90
78"
II*
s
Pipe & Rad 8s '30.J&D
Valspar Oorp.conv.deb0s'4OF&A
48 M
52
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937
M&N
Vanadium Oorp. of Amer.—
Oonv deb 5s 1941
A&O
Van Oamp Pack.—0s 1948
Van Slyke & Horton 7s 1938
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.J&D
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953—J&J
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s '49-M&S
Walworth Oo 1st 0s 1945
A&O
Deb 0Ms'35 serA with war A&O
Without warrants
s
60
64
Tr)
Montreal Stock Ex.
New Orl Ootton Ex
New Orl Stock Ex.
rOmaha Stock Ex .
PhOa Stock Exch—
Plttsb Stock Exch.
rPortl'd Stk&Bd Ex
92"
St Louis Exchange.
135H
7
22
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
55
74
San Fran Curb Ex.
22
22 M
23
Seattle Stock Exch I
20
Toronto Stock
...
Ward Baking 0s 1937
J&D 15
Warner Bros Plct 0s 1939.—M&S
Kan City (Bd of
45
8an Fran Stk Ex—
85
90
31M
32 M
•
1,600
14,500
4,000
38,500
2,200
9,000
7".OO6
Chicago Bd of Tr—1.592
«5,000
Chicago Stock Exch u470
12,000
Cincinnati Stk Ex..
50
1,600
Cleveland Stk Exch
41
500
Columbus Stk & B.
12
Denver Stock Exch.
19
w Detroit Stock Ex
90 wl0.500
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
65
11,000
Hartford Stk Exch.
20
$3,500
s
Universal Winding Oo 7s '37-J&J
Strawbridge & Clothier—
—M&»
Titusville—
23
Ir & St 0s 1944
Yellow Mfg Accept
32
Stinnes (Hugo) Oorp—
Btruthers Wells
0Ms 1943
l65"
99M
0M % notes'37 A with war M&S
United Steamship 0s 1937—M&N
United Steel Works (Germany)—
Deb g 5s 1948
„
t 5s 1948
99
98
U 8 Printing 0% notes '35..A&O
U S Radiator deb 5o 1938
.F&A
0Hs 1938
A&O
Spruce Falls Power & Pap, Ltd—
1st m 6M« 1932-43 (s-a)..A&0
Staler (A E) Mfg 1st 0s '42.M&S
•
Woodward Don 5a 1952——J&J
7%
48
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
1st s f 08 1947
J&D
Southern United Ice Oo—
0s 1947 with warr
...A&O
l»t
8%
Wood (Alan)
95
85M
„
Gen 7s "30 (without war).A&O
Btinnes (Hugo) Industries—
Deb 7s *46 (without war.)A&0
Strauss (Nathan) Inc 0s 1938
10*
96M
Wither bee Sherman 6s 1944——
80
28
Solvay Amer Invest Oorp—
5% gold notes 1942
M&8
Stand Oil (N J)deb 5a Nov 15 1946
Stand OMNYdeb4Ms'51 J&D15
Stand Textile Prod 6
Ms *42 M&S
Starrett Invest sec 5s 1950-.A&O
Steel Oo of Oan 0s 1940
J&J
Steel & Tubes deb 0s 1943..M&8
5s 1933
42
44
United Industrial 1st 0s 1945.J&D
ser A
J&J
s f 5s '42..A&O
§keUy OO deb 5«s 1939— M&8
Smith
_
96
80
.A&O
A&O
82%
1941—-A&O
41 .A&O
WIncb Repeat Arms 7 Ms
Certificates of deposit
100
M&815
84 H
Sinclair Orude Oil Purch Oo—
Sinclair Pipe Line
1953
83M
81M
B.J&D
99
deposit—....
(W. A.) & Co. 5Ms £9Willys-Overland 1st 0Ms '33 M&S
Union OQ Oo of California—
78
Silica Gel Oorp—
5 yr 0% notes'32 with war A&O
Simmons Oo 5s Nov. 1 1944..
J&J
Wickwire Spencer Steel Oo—
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935-M&N
52
76M
0s May 1 1942
8 f g 5s Feb 1
Deb 5s 1945
-----
M&N
WIckw Spencer Steel 7s '35—
Certificates of deposit
32
92M
J&J
f 5s 1950
Wheeling Steel Oorp—
1st & ref sf 5M« 1948 ser A. J&J
1st & ref s f 4Mb '53 ser B.A&O
White Sew M 0s '30 with w— J&J
30M
Siemans&Halske 10-yr7s'35—J&J
s
„
f deb 6s
48
1st s f 0s 1947
J&J
Bhults Bread 1st 0s 1940—M&S
s
»9M
on) 1939.
1941——M&S
5M% notes 1937
M&S
Webster O&O 1st g 5s '42 on M&S
W Va Goal & Oo 1st 0s 1950. J&J
Otfs of deposit
Western Eleo deb 5s 1944—A&O
Western Newspaper Union—
Oonv deb 6s 1944—.....F&A
White Eagle Oil & Ref Oo—
8 f deb 5 Ms 1937
M&S16
s
Without warrants
Deb s f 6s 1940
^
M&S
Oonv deb
Union Gulf
Sheridan-Wyoming Goal Oo—
^
Stpd (July 1930 coup
Warren Bros Oo—
29
Without warrants——
52
rraylor Eng & Mfg 8s 1930....
64
M&S
Oonv deb 0s 1939
Warner Sugar Ref 7s 1941—J&D
Warner Sugar Oorp 1st 7s '39 J*J
92"
Oonv
....
66 H
...
Without warrants——.
Warner-Quinlan Oo—
"T
Without warrants
35
2H
28
Taylor-Wharton I & S 0s '42M&S
1st & ref 7Ma 1940 Ser A..J&J
Teiti (Leonard). Inc—
7Ms. 1940. with warrant
33"
s
Security Mtge 0s Sept 1 *45 ser E
0% bonds Apr 1 1940 ser F
Seneca Copper7s 1933
Sorrel Oorp (new) 5s 1948
Sharon Steel Hoop-—
f 8Hs 1948ser A
F&A
SheffleldSteelSHs 1948...M&S
Shell Union Oil Oorp—
f 5s 1947
Deb sf 5s 1949 with wan
Shell Pipe Line Oorp—
50
63 M
3teel 1st 0s 1941
A&O
securities Oo N Y 4s cons._M&8
s
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
81 deb 5s 1938
J&D
Swift & Oo 1st s f g 5s *44—-J&J
10-yr 5% notes 1940—-.M&S
26 M
(E W) deb 5Ms 1943 F&A
Deb
Sun
88
37 M
41
Sch ulco Oo 0Ms 1940
J&J
Guar s f 0#s 1940 ser B. A&O
With warrants
1st s f 7s 1942
M&S
Sugar Pine Lumber Oo—
.
1st M serial 0s 1932-1942.M&S
f
Sun Maid Raisin 0 Ms 1942
Sun Oil deb s f 5%a 1939...M&8
5% note July 1 1934
J&J
44"*
A&O
Warner Oo 1st 0s 1944
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
80
45
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
1937. A&O
46"
29 M
st extl s f 7s 1945
»&A
Gen & ref 0Ms 1951
Jen
M&N
6 % gu notes July 15 *32-J&J 15
Bid.
Bonds.
Stuts Motor Oar 7Ms
St. Joseph Lead Co—
Oonv deb 6Ms 1941
_
Interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
85
& MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
INDUSTRIAL
NOTICS.-—All bond prices are "and
f
Exch
Seattle Curb & M
217
74
88
29
284
550
53
66
500
1,400
3",100
7,000
5,000
5,750
8,500
5,000
"130
1,500
1,200
950
32.000
2,500
1,850
70
28
3~,666
200
2,100
115
tl.000
19
15,000
50
300
51
75 $01,600
15,500
25,000
94
1.500
1,600
3".o6O
2,000
.
Washington Stk Ex
{Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
62
40
13
465
20,000
2,800
11,000
6,500
1,500
7".66o
a Chamber of Commerce of Milwaukee changed its name on June 10 1931 to Milwaukee Grain & Stock Exchange,
b Basis, f This price includes
accrued interest, k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Canadian prices,
s Sale price.
1 Under a resolution of the Governing Committee of the New York Stock
Exchange dated Jan. 24 1929 the number of members was increased from 1.100 to 1,375. Up to date 264 new members have been elected making present
The purchase of four rights entitles holder to one full membership In the Exchange. Sale at $625,000 before increase in membership
u For new membership. Last sale of old membership, $110,000. The Governors of the Chicago Stock Exchange increased
100% membership dividend being declared. each present member receiving one additional membership, t Curb
memberships not included, to Detroit Stock Exchange declared a 100% membership dividend, increasing membership from 45 to 90. Present prices ex-this
100% dividend, t Sale Jan. 20 1931. $ Price for combination membership in San Francisco stock Exchange and San Francisco Curb Exchange. § Prices
of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed. No open market. Original price $250, now $1,000. 1 Book value. Membership of Ft. Worth Grain
& Ootton Exch. is limited to 90. Exchange buys certifs. In order at $850 when funds are available,
v Omaha Stock Exchange voted Dec. 27 1930 to liqui¬
date and dissolve, t Portland Stock & Bond Exch. temporarily suspended on Feb. 11931. Last sale above given is previous to suspension,
membership 1,364.
m
Jan. 1929, highest on record,
the number of members from 235 to 470, a
*
Btocka.
Pat
Btooks.
Ask.
Bid.
TEXTILE MFQ.
STOCKS.
Per
Print—!
155"
100
l55"
35"
Appleton Oo (Mau)l
Arlington M (Mass)!
Assoc Textile Cos
t
Preferred
—t
Barnara Mfg (FB).i
Bates Mfg (Me). 100
Beacon Mfg (NB).J
Preferred
100
3
10
•
—
10
4
16
—
.......
52
13"
Wamsutta M (N B) 1
Weetamoe M (FR) J
75"
35"
2
4
Preferred
49"
7
10
70
53"
12
76
X
IX
6M
I
_
r
...
Penmans.Ltd com(t)
Preferred. ..—100
40
51"
Preferred
75
"4"
40
45
s
74
1Q0
Preferred
......
Bibb Mfg
100
Brandon Corp A....
Class B.........
Preferred........
11
11
Franklin Oo (Me)—!
General Cotton
t
Oosnold M (N B)../
Preferred
Jalboun MUls......
Cannon Mills
(t)
1I
11
1
1
OOI Ol
200"
%
10
IX
11
65
10
40"
Jolumbus Mfg (Ga)
1
1
IOO —KIV«
1
1
1
1
27"
3mhA7a^Mf«(NBii
Hill Mfg Oo
(Me)..!
4
35"
7
i
"4"
lou
Hoosac Dot Mills
pf!
Ipswich Mills
100
Preferred...
loo
Kflburn M (N
B)..l
"5"
Jowpena Mills
□alias Mfg (Ala).100
□arl'g'n Mfg (8 C)_!
Drayton MUls...100
Dunnean MUls..l00
Preferred
Preferred
loo
Lawton Mills ...100
^
i8¬
"7"
Fire
160
36 X
38X
National
40
43
Insp A Ins.....10
34 X
36 X
49
Life Insurance.
Casualty A
Surety........10
Aetna Life..
..10
36
39
25
Conn
46
27
48
50
495
Fire
National
Pboenlx
—10
Gen..
10
Lincoln Nat Life..10
Travelers'...... 100
''••V.
^mmm
475
Louisville.
15
40
20
...
MUl.
ioo
100
~9H
4
30
.20
75
14
55
60
Louisville FireA Mar
1
1
10
—-i
2
9X
Nashua M (N
H) 100
deferred
100
Nonqnitt M(NB)f
Nyanza M
...100
Osborn Mills
(Fit).!
MUtafMassfioo
Pocataet Mfg (FBI j
Panama h M (Prov) I
Potomska M (NB) 1
Powdrell A Alex-.t
Preferred
106
Quissett MUls (NB) J
Preferred..
ioo
12
Firemen's
11X
12
.....10
13"
21
Ins.....10
23
1
1
:
65
18
50
60
rnmm m
American Alliance.
Amer Equit com
6
Arner Reserve
10
34"'
37"
-38
40
15
25
25"
100
Cotton Mill
01 Apref (par
52J4)
28"
5X
16X
Continental
10
25"
35
35
Hamilton
60"'
25
27 X
50"
55
Poe. F W. Mfg (SO)l
ftlverside A Dan RIv
16
20
5
7
49
54
X
3
Calumet A Hecla.26
Metals
Cliff Mining
Oonsol Copper..
iltt
t
11
25
25
6
k
3
2*
63
3X
24 X
20 X
20 X
6
25
2%
6
8
9X
t
7
35
25
32
15c.
50c.
X
"XI
Golden Centre..-.5
Goldfleld Oonsol
X
Mines.—.
Granby Cons MSA
Power
100
Granlte-BI-Metalllc
(St
Louis)
6
6X
10
Greene-Oananea. 100
i3X
Guanajuato Cons-.5
18
3X
9X
27""
First National
14X
5
LIberty_.6
9X
25"
240
2X
10 t
Merchants Fire Asso
Common
10
Stamped
Federal M A Sm.lOO
Preferred
100
21
20X
Davis-Daly Copper 1
65
19X
New
New York...
Northern
IX
10
130
23
mmm
115
Lincoln
National
,
X
24 X
22
Zinc-Lead
Oo
De Beers Cons M
Dome Mines.... (t)
East Butte
~
20
10
Home Fire Securs.10
Knickerbocker com 6
Mills......
PhUlips Buttorff M_!
Pickens Cot Mills
Piedmont Mfg (SO!
14
10
Home
40
30
22X
23X
230
60
Hanover
mola
14
m.mmrn
10
FIdellty-Phenix
14
12
14
120
Globe A Rutgers. 100
Great American .10
6% preferred.....
80
t
Ship..26
55
.olham
26""
A
30
molet Mfg (8
O) —1
Preferred
12X
_
Bankers
1
Cop Range Con. 100
City of New York 100
mm
Preferred......
17 X1
,
OressonOonGM AM 1
Crown Reserve
1
55
w:
15c.
Lead A Zinc.20
Con M(n A Smelt..26
New York.
400
"9X
5
Oou
40"
1 HI
9X
6c.
Vot. tr. ctfs——
Oerro de Pasco..
Chile Copper..
Pan AmerLlfe ...10
90
MUls
35*
9
3
22
Carnegie
New Haven.
60
84"
,1*
Butte A Sup.....10
American.....—..6
40
JM(8C)J
litis Co
Pamaquid M
20
Pepperell Mfg (Me) 1
Pierce Mfg (N B)__!
Pilgrim MUls...
17
11X
Security
Mfg pref..
"2X
Cons...25
Arisona Oom'cial..5
Callahan
"5"
100
13 X
Arizona Globe Onp_ l
66
Marlboro O M (SO). J
13X
Bunker Hill
»
New Orleans.
.'[mm + 9
26
20
40
Newmarket Mfg
25
Butte Col, A Z Co
25
18"
..—
19X
230
15"
25
A
Arcadian
Nor'west F A M
60
limestone CAM
Marlon Mfg NO 100
101
ASuliivft. MACK)
75
71
.....
Naumkeag (Mass)"
Nelld Mills (N B)__!
New Bedf'd Cot M
!
Preferred
uin
Smelting
Lead
90
Newark.
Mills
Preferred
Judson MUls A..100
Fin 100
10
25
Zinc
11H
Wisconsin Nat Life.
57
25
Preferred B...100
Steam Cot Co.100
Amer
80
N W National.....
Old Line Life
....
60
20
101
101
Gold
11
Fire men's
40
__
Juneau
AnacondaOopMln 50
Andes Copper M.(t)
14
53
cent.
97
Bonanza Dev Oo.lO
[nman
1
8
5-
loo
Per
Preferred
Milwaukee.
45
II"
15
98
98
Mining
Algomah
Liberty
50
lartsville Cot MUls.
Hunter Mfg A Com¬
mission Co pfd
Industrial O M pref.
40
14 X
MARINE IN8UR
ANCE SCRIP.
Alaska
Minneapolis.
"8"
30
Adventure Cons..25
Abumada Lead Co. 1
Am Central Life..60
96
40
600"
Middlesex Oo (M)
Mohawk Carpet.(t)
Union—.5
MINING STOCKS
65
Preferred
Hamrick Mills
60
20
...
Atlantic Mutual—
Aetna
75"
"8"
3
275
Indianapolis.
39"
70
Fireman's
30
Manomet M (N B) !
Mass Cott
Mills.100
Merch Mfg
,FR)
/
Merrimack Mfg
(Mass)
ioo
Preferred
lQo
66
Corcoran
15
55
40
18
47
69
8
38
2.85
31
(Fire)—.10
43
16"
60
I
Luther Mfg
(F it)..!
15
Harcf Steam BoU
15
Florence Mills
7 % preferred
12 x
29
16
25
93
m
11%
10
Hartford
25"
70
22
10
..10
20
20'
46
American.—100
(Fire)
AutomobUe Ins
100
Eagle A Phenlx_100
Easley Cot M, pref.
Enterprise Mfg(Ga)_
l'2X
Xing Philip M (Fit;/
Aencas't M (Mass) !
13X
50
45
40
(Los Angeles)....
45
39'
19230
39
Pacific Mutual Life,
Hartford.
Aetna
55
50
7)4
Washington.
150
70
60"
10
6)5
119
Springf Fire A M.25
7
30
...
...
135
35
Camden.
Oamden Fire..—100
igx
Jhlquola Mfg
10
8
Springfield,Mass
45
I§"
7
109
West Coast Life
65
Jon verse (D E).100
I
Mfg (N B)_J
Hamlit W (Mass)..!
Harmony Mills pf_J
30
4
Jhad wick- Hosklns25
Jhesnee MUls
26
320
Brooklyn—See N Y
75
10
40
70
15
35
Preferred
Clifton Mfg (8 0)100
Jllnton Cotton Mills
36
300
125
100
40
Balton MUls (SO)..
62
Calif-West State Life
Firemen's Fund. 100
Home Fire A Marine
Occidental Life
3X
10
Boston
600
150
62
Ban Pranolsoo.
—.10
Mass Bonding
8)4
25
St. Paul F A M
2%
Oolum Nat Llfo.lOO
25
6
40
St. Paul, Minn.
20
30
7
Cent States Life.
5
Continental Life—10
Mo State w
10
51
.....
6
30
St. Louis.
§5'
r
3
3
28
Virginia F A M..25
Deposited stock—
115
90
20
Arkwrigbt MUls
X
Riohmond.
share.
45"
8
Rhode Is land....(f)
25
s
Baltimore.
American
Per
3P
5
Provldonos.
80
z
Baltimore
7 % preferred
Fwrr
Alpaca (Mass) i
Flint Mills (F R)
j
Co (N H)
4
INSURANCE
STOCKS.
Arcade Cotton Mills
Arcadia MlUa
100
"l~K
Palrh Mills com.100
N-a^«MU.oo
Nashawena
Abbeville O M (SO)!
Aaderson O M (SO).!
70
1QU
NliJ»brlc4
Preferred
5)4
Atrondale Mills
Baaumont Mfg.....
75
Dwight Mfg (Mass;.
Edwards Mfg (Me).*
Esmond M (Rl).pf;
Everett M (Mass)—/
M
3
Boston.
1
"i
Draper Corp
Wood
10
Life
Prov Wash'ton
100
Puritan Life.....60
100
Fire Corp
....
(Bait)
Preferred
Preferred
Preferred
Wtnnsb'a Mills pf 100
York Mfg (Me).100
Southern Mills.
_
Davol MUls (F R)__;
Dexdale Hos com
I
Lockwood Oo (Me)
4
Victory........
Fidelity A Guaranty
Dartmouth Mfg
Dorp (N B)
100
Preferred
.100
Preferred
Montreal Cottons
Westfield Mfg com..
Preferred
100
Whitman M (NB).;
75"
Dentin j M (Me) 100
Cornell Mills (F R)_
Holmes Mfg (NB)
6
4
Casualty—10
Guaranty ——...10
Merchants.... —(f)
50
Oomln Text, Ltd.(t) r
Preferred
100 r 100
100
II"
2nd preferred....
g'Fal\" Mfg (N H)
Grlnnell
4
10
105
75"
Oan Convert, Ltd..!
Can Cottons.JLtd.100
Preferred
100
Utica KnltCo.._100
48
Oabot Mfg
..10u
Cameron Mills
Charlton Mills
100
10
Reliance...
Canadian Hills.
100
Utica Steam A Moh
Val Cot
!
—
City Mfg Oo (NB).
Conn M com A...
Common
Preferred
(Mass)
Oofn A Wool'n
Mfg (F R)
600
Preferred..
....
Border O Mfg (Fit) <
Boss Mfg com
100
Boston Mfg pref.lOu
Bourne Mills (Ffi).i
Bristol Mfg (NB)
Brookside U. M
M
Onion Cot Mf (PR)!
Union Mills
"3"
Boott Mills
(Mass).i
Phila
Whitney Mfg (SO) J
Woodslde Cot M.100
Preferred
—100
roy
„
.100
15
40
37
96
Ware Shoals Mfg. 100
20
7X
32)4
Mflrs
11
12
Philadelphia.
60
"3
8
it*
1?"
19)4
Fire Association—10
Ins Oo of N A
10
West Point Mfg. 100
2X
18
35
Wallace Mfg Oo
68
Fine
Preferred
33
70
15
..100
"7X
95
Woolen Mills..26
Booth Mfg (N B)
I
Ml V
32
6
20
15
Preferred
10
it*
10
States....10
Westchester
...10
90
100
2d pref
100
Vlctor-Monag Oo
I
Icenandoah
Cotton
Oo (Utica).......
8
share.
United
17
100
60
1st pref...
14
— —
mm-m.
Spinning Co.. (t)
7% cum pref—100
Blgel-Sanf Uarp't_.t
Preferred. ....100
Beone (Daniel)
„
45"
2
Spartan MUls (SG).i
Union-Buffalo MUls.
14
89
Process common..
Alt.
Per
Stuyvesant ......25
6
40
Preferred
Southern Worsted pf
iF R) common 100
Preferred
...100
50
Bid
60
Rossla Ins.....
Southern Franklin—
Preferred
100
hawmnt Cot Mills
15"
43
35
15"
Preferred
(N H)
100
harp Mfg (N B)
1
Par
New York (Cone.)
North River—
25
Pacific Fire......25
Bleachery
A Print Wks com.
27
Stocks.
Ask.
share
100
Sibley Mfg (Ga).100
Co
Preferred
.100
Amoskeag Mfg
Amoskeag Oo pref__
Andreecog M (Ma).l
Preferred
Per
Southern
Am Linen (FaU K) J
American Mfg„_10G
Bid
Par
Saxon MUls
(F it)
24
Berkshire
Stocks.
Ask.
share.
par
Arcadia M
Algonquin
Bid.
Per
Co
Iforth. Mills,
Par
share.
"4X
9
45
Hancock
Cons
40c.
20
Hardy Coal..—.
1
Hecla Mining...25c
"4~"
~3X
'
1
♦
-
In
liquidation, a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend. 6 Assessment paid, c Par value $700.
d Price per share, not per cent,
h Par value
$1,000.
* Last sale.
I Par value $100.
m First installment paid,
n Nominal,
o Ex-liquidating dividend,
r Canadian price,
s Sale price,
t New
stock,
x Ex-dividend,
u Ex-rights,
r Ex-stock dividend,
t Without par value,
z Minimum price established on Montreal and Toronto stock ex¬
changes.
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& MISCELLANEOUS
INDUSTRIAL
Stock*.
Per
Helvetia
Copper .25
60
3
,
454
1054
254
Copper
20
9-16
Cap Copper. 10
Island Creek Ooal.l
Preferred
...1
Isle Royale Cop..25
Jerome Verde
60c
Keweenaw
...25
1654
154
1
9
-.54
Lake Copper.....26
Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1 r
La Rose Mlnes.Ltd.6
2754
40c"
La Salle Copper
26
Magma Copper Oo.t
654
Md—60 d
85c. Title Gu Tr(8tL) 100
954 Union GuaracMtglOO
6-16 USFidel&Gu(Md) 10 d
Wash Cons Tit pf-60 d
65c.
Newiuons Mining.10
!°X
X
454
4254
ft*
(f)
5% preferred—100
6r>
Mlllis.... (t>
25H
Adams
7% pf w w
100
Addressograph Multigraph Corp..
Advauoe-Rumely
Aeolian Co pref..]
69 X
27
n
Affiliated Prod— (t)
Class B
754
_.l
\'S
154
854
Pocahontas
154
"2"
"954
"254
"954
X
£
Shattuck Denn
t
Silver King Ooal'n.5
Bo Am Gold 6c Plat.l
254
llx
X
X
25c"
354
354
1-16
"X
IX
54
X
3X
Utah-Apex
6
Utah Copper Co..10
40*
100*
Utah Metal 6c Tan.'
Wenden Copper
S6x
~2X
40c.
25c.
«
98
1454
7*
56"
8c
.....
454
ri
Per share.
Bos RET (Bos). 100
16
Preferred
a*
Amal
117
1154
9
154
10
1
11*
Cent Bldg Tr (B)../a
25
a
850
65
City RET (0--500 a
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
1 a
Copley Sq Tr (Bos) .1 a
Devonsh Bldg Tr(B)l a
400
Preferred--i
45
15
10
2
Essex St Tr (Bost)-I a
a
20
2500
50
a
45
a
a
IX
it*
....
Preferred
.100
2I*
il*
(t)
3H
.....
100
Am Caramel....100
Preferred
Am
Chain
com—
554
554
34*
com v
t
ct
Bond 8c M Guar..20
Chicago T 8c Tr.100
City 3D (Alb. NY) 100
Columbia
50)4
249
100
52
Am Enc
Tiling...(t)
Am Express.....100
.6 d
7
1054
Commonwealth-
Empire Tit.le&GulOO
Fidelity 8c D (Md) 50 d
Franklin Surety.
Guaranty
Am
95
67"
70
180
19
24
Kentucky Title Co
Preferred
.100
Lawyers' M Co—20
a
Fork A
19 54
554
25
Am-Hawal!an
8S.10
Am Hide 8c Leath (t)
Preferred
100
854
1854
2'
Preferred
100
r
754
254
554
80
754
23
25c
60c.
Apparel
(t) d
Dry G'ds.-t d
pref——100
254
634
-10°
—100
1
X
20
5
110
140
Plywood—_(t)
d
Atlas
1
•
554
6
254
46
25
It*
it*
10
(t)
pref—(T)
1
1
1
k
1-16
10
11
Automob-25 d
Austin, Nlch A Oo.t d
Prior A
(t) d
Pref (non-vot).lOO
1
Pipe L -5ft
Bucyrus-Erfe Co. 10
7% cum pref. .100
d
85
85 54
54
1454
100
Burden Iron pref—
Burns Bros com A(t)
Vot tr ctf—(t)
d
Preferred
—
X
45"
(t)
lK
"254
9
454
40
45
9
13
10
27
82
1154
17
5554
5
§*
20
1654
954
1054
25
Wyant 8c
Cannon Fdry..(t)
Campbell
654
654
654
654
Canada Cement.100
Preferred
100
62
64
Can Dry GIng Ale.t
11
1154
154
Lines.-t
100
554
Canada
Wire
A
Cable A
(t) dr 47
Canada SS
"5"
Preferred
Oanad
.(f)
d
Brewing-_(t> d
Canadian Bronze
52
13
1254
..—
1
10ft
16"
z
(t) d
90
3
Canadian Oar A F(t) dr
Preferred. ——25 dr 14
Canadian Eagle Oll. d
Oan Falrbank pf-100 r
3
20
4
99
1
2
70
Canadian Oelanese.. d
Preferred
100
40
9
96
tl*
100
Preferred
30
1
58
77
Byars (A M) com..T
Preferred
22
30
X
s*
It*
3
3*4
654
80
2
(t)
Class B
19
3
20"
Calif Pack Oorp.__t
Calif Petrol
25
20
75
3
154
154
54
20 d
Butterlck Co
Balaban A Katz—
-25 d
100
V
16
Vot tr
22
254
754
15
354
554
dn
Butler (James) com
Preferred
—.100 d
d
Aviation Oorp of Am
Aviation Oorp(Del) t d
in
10
it*
Butler Bros
"2" y "3"
X
75*
2
(t)
22
1054
'
IX
33"
65
7
ctfs—(f)
7% cum pref. .100
Burr Add Machine (t)
BushTermOocom(T'
7% debenture.100
Bush Terminal
Bldgs pref
100
Credit
Autosales Oorp —(t) d
Preferred
50 d
354
IX
25
3054
454
Buckeye
Com class B
54
1054
American shares1— d
35
118
116
Preferred
100
Brunswlck-BalkeCollender
.-(t>
Preferred
-.100
17
3
Tack—
25
754
34
(f
Preferred
•
7
Wks.(t)
454
654
Bulova Watch
74
Loo
B
Conv A
Brown Shoe
854
1
109
Baltimore Tube.100
Preferred
100
Bamberger (L) A Co
6X% pref
100
Bancroft (J) A Sons t d
Preferred
100
d
Bankers Sec Corp..
Preferred
50 d
9
Ltd(t)
SteellOO
100
2d pref
100
Brockway Mot Tr(t)
7 % cumcoo v oP ftft
Brit Empire
1st pref
2
4X
Baldw
2
Brit Col Pack
1
60
7254
10
25
Reg
(t)
Brit-Amer Tob regil
$254 conv. pref._5
100 d
Oorp.t
T
25
754
* xd 18
14
5
23
Class B
•7% pref
—100
Brit-Am Oil Corp
*
Budd Wheel
Bullard Co
•
d
Preferred
Hotels..
Budd (E G) Mfg.(t)
Preferred
100
70
1
Atl Fruit A Sugar..♦
V to.
14
Bunte Bros
pf—100
Sec
Bilt
654
dimuionc
Powder.
Preferred
9
6
Hose
254
35"
Associated Oil.9* d
Associated Rayon (t) d
Hardware
Woven
Com
7
Associated
pref
1154
Brown Co pref..100
....
Preferred
3*
38*
Brown Fence & Wire
Arnold.
Austrian
32
1*
Briggs Mfg
("P
Briggs A Stratton (t)
Brill Oorp cl. A.—t
954
Can Fdys A
Class A
Class B
954
7
15
8
4
44
48
X
154
Forg—
(t) dr
(t) dr
21X
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
d Price
per
share, not
per cent,
Srice. < New Toronto stock and curb exchanges, (t) Without par value.
stock, u Ex-cash and stock dividend.
t> Ex-stock dividend.
fontreal and
42
E_ d
Babcock A WU..100
Baker (J T) Chem(t) d
8
Amer Hosiery
Amer Ice Co
Prod--t
25
(f)
6% non-cum pflOO
38
100
(III)—-
Aviation Sec of N
4
Hoe.(t)
Hardware
95
CsmOl B
Aviation
Amer Home
Title
8c Mtge
Home Title Ins (N Y)
Am
Amer Hard Rub. 100
Casualty Phila.10 d
50
~3X
Dept Stores—(t)
1st pref 7 % —100
251
Title
(Washington)
Am
90
Auburn
115
26
Ordinary bearer £1
154
54
36
150"
it*
Am Credit lndem.26 (1
Amer OyanamldA(t)
Class B
20 d
Preferred
.100
GUAR ANT EE &
SATE DEPOSIT ST OCKS.
4J4
1154
25
Atlas
Commercial
Alcohol
Boston
15c.
254
1054
OsmOl A
2054
108
42
5
Oolortype.(f)
New..........
TITLE
454
50"
-
154
8*
140"
.100
25
Amer
74
1
Atlas Stores——(t) d
100
Amer Coal
7054
54
21
48
Fisheries—(t) d
Bristol Brass
8
1654
Preferred——50 d
Atlantic Refln'g-_25 d
Atlan Steel com. 100
7% preferred-.100
preferred.-t
Am Cigar
Preferred
9*
16
d
100
Preferred
1954
ir<
Bohn Refrig pref. 100
Boa Ami com A—(t) d
Common B_.
t «
Bridgeport Mach. (f1
Armour A Co of Del
Atlas
94
1
5
X
254
654
Preferred
100
Atlan Lobos Oil—1 d
4
(t)
Brass
preferred—
Second preferred.
24
il*
30
87
80
Bohn Aluminum A
Bowm
20
1454
54
Prer (with common
stk warr ants).. 100
Am Chicle
1
Amer
10
2
Properties
Fdy— (t)
Prior
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred..100
Texas Pacific Land
Trust sub shares. 1
-100
Am Oar 8c
New Orleans Land 10
New York Investors
Common
-_(t)
6654
123 X
Canadian
Amer
40
111
36"
90
d
Atl Gulf A W tnd
SP Lines stpd—(t> d
26
Am Can
55
East Boston Co (B).
85*
15
Shipbldg
Preferred
a
Factory Bldg Tr (B)l
Fifty Associates (B)
Hotel Tr (Boston).,
Kimball Bldg Tr(B)i
t
Preferred
.100
Am Brown Boverl El
32""
O) com.f
Botany Cons M. A50
2354
d
Cap
Associated
Common
See N Y
454
d
Preferred
tut
16
74
A Rubber com. (t)
Preferred
100
2854
d
Pap vtc.
..
2d
A in Brake Sh ft F
85
32
Bohack (H
10
100
(t d
$6 H conv nref (+' d
Anchor P 8c Fence(t) d
Assoc
10
60
First
254
Constable.t
3
Carp
50
7% pref
10
554
Art Metal Constr.10 d
Arundel Oorp
(t) d
Asbestos Oorp Ltd-t dr
X
100 d
Bloomlngdale Bros.t d
Pref cum 7%—100 d
Blumenthal (8)—
Inc 7 % pref—.100
Blyn Shoes Inc
10
50
30
(Mass). 100
Armour A Co
354
30
2d preferred.
10 d
Bros Tob—25 d
25
Artloom
654
^
Borne. 8crymser._25
Boston-Herald
Traveler Corp.—
10754
1454
554
60
American Book-. 100
Bromf Bldg Tr (B).l a
Business R E Tr (B)l a
81
Armstrong Cork—t
13*
2*
.100
Preferred
55
3
80
Industries
Beet Sugar
80
2
15
12
Nute...lu
95
454
100
Preferred
8
IX
2 y2
Borg-WarnerOorp 10 d
50c
1ft'1
a
Preferred
Id"*
8
1st preferred—100
Borden Co
25 «
10
Preferred..60
—(t)
6%
Am
74
II*
.0*
Amer Bakeries A_(t)
liana
26
25c
Agrlc Chem
(Delaware)
Amer Agrlc Chem—
(Conn) com..-(t)
$6 cum pref...(f)
Amer Airports...(t> d
—
(f)
(K W) Co
-
454
354
3
100
Archer-Daniels Mldt d
14
Am
24
Am Vitrified Prod.50
Anchor
5"
68
7% 1st Dref—100
II*
107
17
40
—.100
Type Found. 100
Am Wool
954
23
2
6
71
Preferred—.,—50 d
90
22X
7*
lorp
75
30
70
54
754
8054
Anaconda W AO-
60
1
\roh
Am
d
Blaw-Knox Co—(t)
Preferred
100
78
25
90
1054
Auirtn^'-in
Common B__
56
pf
30
3354
..5 d
Am Thread pref
4854
100
1
49
72
(p
Bloch
3254
3554
com
Blauner's
Bliss
15
X
X
654
64
Blrtman Elec Co..5 d
72
95
21
63
Preferred
(t) d
Black & Decker__(t) d
Preferred
25 d
2154
X
54
1454
225
21
,
7654
20
preferred-_10t/
1st
4
Am Therm Bottle At d
Preferred
50 d
5iX
Preferred 7 %—100
Amal Sugar com—1
Amnradn
l\
it*
2
II
2254
pref—100
cum
Booth
80
Mfrs
Leatner
115
254
24
15
39
$254 cum pref.(T) d
Billings A Spen
25 d
d
Asbestos
Appalachian Corp—
Common ...._(t)
A P W Paper
(t)
*
Laundries
Am 8um Tob
*
American
Synthetic
"lx
Blckfords
7054
454
...100
47
100
6% preferred-.100
Ltd
Preferred
1554
Industrial
754
2
454
34
Aviation.m
3
1154
+ d
$6 pref v t c
(t)
Bos Stor W'h'se (B) .1 a
Boston Wharf Co../a
Chic R E Trus's 1000
7%
92
41
4
Loan pref.
Beat A Co Inc—(t> d
Bethlehem Steel, (t) d
15
Chem..f
Preferred
100
d
Amer Wringer...
Mfg
45
10
Beneficial
F'drles.(t) d
12
7554
11654
Aloha PortlCem.(t)
Amalg
—25 d
100
Preferred
Am Wr
Dye
t
100
Oorp
7% pref
254
Amer
Albany Tr (Boat) 100
Alliance Realty
t
Bedford Tr (Bos) 100 a
Berkeley HotelTr(B)/ a
Bd of Tr Bid Tr (O).ia
BosGr d R'TTr (C)/a
Bendlx
21
754
10854
3654
Aircraft.(t)
25
70
46
.10C,
Preferred
4
11
Aluminum
2
354
All eg h Steel com.(t)
Alles & Fisher
(t
A1 lis-O Palmer 1
Preferred
Bellanca
15
50c.
1
20
_
it*
59
35
91
40
Belding Hem'way(t)
Belgo-Oan Pap pflOO
29
254
454
354
56
7% preferred .100
2t*
75c.
100
Cream. .50
Beatrice
35*
10*
32
Barnsdall Oorp
Class A voting 25
Bayuk Cigars
1
7% 1st pref—100
Amer Wind Glass
3
3-16
SEAL ESTATE TB
ft LAND 8TOOK8
454
1554
Preferred
Beech-Nut Pack.
3
21
Preferred
100
American Stores...t d
American Stove.100
Am Sugar Refg—100 d
40
warr..
6% pref
15c.
20
2
SH
2
Ship bldg.. (t) d
Amer Ship A Oora(t) d
AmSmelt A Refg. Ct) d
Amer
Preferred
8% partlc pref—
Alleghany Corp..(t>
554 % preferred 100
With $30 warr..
With $40 warr..
Amen Goods
5
Gold
20
25
Am 8teel
3:l6
Aluminum Co com.l
354
754
4754
43
Am Safety Kasor (t) d
American Screw. 10
Amer Seating v t c.'t d
Am Solv A
l65"
Common
.25
United Verde Kxt60c
16
30
B.100
ser
Am Tobacco com.25
Electric
Appliance..—(t)
7% preferred—100
Ohem
pref-.100
Am Snuff
Air-Way
Allied
~\X
4
Bnperlor 6c Boston 10
Teck Hughes G M.'
Tennessee Corp
Tonop&h-Belmont
Tonopah (Nev)
,1
Tonopah Ext Min.l
Hg
Preferred..— (T)
Warrants....—..
Air Reduction...(t)
Without
Land.........26
Ban Toy
...1
Beneca Cop Mln...'
Shannon
..... 1.
el*
if)
Air Investors com
Alaska Pack
Premier Gold M
Qulncy
25
Rand Mines. Ltd
St Joseph Lead
10
Bt Mary's Mlneral-
.....
(t)
100
Alexander Ind com.l
10
5
0% pref
1454
3X
10
(t
...
Rubber.
Preferred
cum
8
A.......(t
Class
7%
4
4
"54
50c.
com20
...10 d
Amer Repub Oorp.t d
d
Am Rolling Mill..2
28
354
-100
Aetna
75c"
15
7
254
(t)
100
t
654% pref
Barnet Leather
I
6% second pf-100
1254
Supply Mfg—
25c.
25
(t)
Preferred
Preferred.
Aero
Pond Creek—
Yukon
4X
84
Piano 8c Plan..l00
1*16
Old Dominion Co .26
Ontario Silver Mln.t
Patino Mines A
Trinity Copper
25
A
..10
Bonth Lake
98
15X
14
40c.
North Star Mlnes.10
Enterprise
90
25
10c.
25
Park-Utah—
Oonsol Mines
18
preferred—100
13
35c.
Butte.....16
Mln
2X
"6"
Adams Express.,
1
Nipleslng Mines ...6
Ct)
Ojibway
98
Aeolian-Weber
Noranda
Mach & Met
Vot trust ctfs—(t) d
Amer Metal Co
t d
6% preferred. .100
American Meter...t d
New class A.....
Amsr Pneu Serv—25 d
1st preferred
60 d
2X
APap."
36c.
13 X
Am
Amer News
55
7
24 X
/ %
rnmmm
......
54
3X
Amer Piano—
554
93
pref 2d.l00
Acme Steel
New Cornelia Oop.5
New Dominion A..1
New Qulncy—...
New River Oa
100
Preferred
100
N Y & Honduras
Locomotive, t
Preferred
100
Amer Mach 8c Fdy.f d
J
Abraham 8c Straus.t
4*
20 d
Preferred
60 d
Radiator A
Stand Sanlt--.(t) d
7% preferred-.10
6% pref
100
15
18
17
M
Amer
3
r
Ohio Copper
40
7
r
....26
North Lake
160"
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
Dairies
MatherlodeUoal n(t)
Nevada Cons Oop(f)
North
1954
28* 10
Abitibi Pow
u
Miami
Rosario
19
145
30
Northeast Surety—
RET £ns( Wash) 100
754
100
Machinery
Per share.
Barker Bros
30
6X
Amer Laundry
A bbotts i Alderney
Mcl asyre Porcupines
Moss Gold M
Preferred
13
Par
share.
25
Oorp.(t)
12
1254
Suffolk Title&Mtge.
2
Mayflower Old Col 26
..
Foamlte
Amsterdam
State Title Mtge—.
Mason ValMlnei__6
Mass Cons
25
Copper....5
Mining Corp of
Canada........6
"ix
Title 8c Inv
60c"
Ter
Amer I G Ohem A.. d
Am Intern Oorp-.(t) d
Amer-La France
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Amer
Casualty (Bait) 10 d
1554
~6X
9
Nat Title Guar
105
85
Kennecott Copper.
Kerr Lake......
Mohawk
Mtge. 8c Title. 100
Maryland Oas Co .26 d
Mtge Bond 8c Title
com
(t) d
Nat Surety Co—.50
New
Inspiration Oops
Iron
Lawyers Westchester
119
254
A Smelting
(t)
Indiana Mining..25
Stooka.
Per share.
60
it*
Howe Sound Gov t ct
Hudson Bay Mln
Ask.
Bid.
Par
share.
l4X
11054
Holllnger Mines...6
Homestake Mln. 100
Stocki
Ask.
Bid.
Par
87
STOCKS
I
it Last sale.
I Par value $100.
x Ex-dividend,
v Ex-rights.
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
s Sale
1 Minimum price established on
INDUSTRIAL
88
Stocks*
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Canadian Gen El 100
Preferred
60 dr 55
Oan Indus Alcb. (t) d
%
(f) d
60c
Oan Locomotive. 100 r
Preferred
100 r
Oan Power A Paper, r
Oarlb Syndicate..26
Carnation Co.... (t)
7% pref
Case
(J I)
Stpd ctf
75c
%
(
com
-i
(t)
t
Eastern SS Lines..6
1st
Non
7 % preferred
.
_
Champion Coated
Paper
100
Preferred
200
105
100
Special pref...100
Chapman Valve.100 d
Preferred
1001
90
2
15
8X
Un St Yd atpd.100
Preferred
100
Chic Pneu Tool —(f)
94
45.
9%
2%
pref—t d
d
Chic By Equip
26
Preferred
26
Ohio Wllm Sc Frank
com
Chic Yellow Gab
Ohllda Go com
Preferred
d
d
10^
Indus Am shs
Elgin N Watch—26 d
Elk H Coal Corp..t d
Ely Walker D G..25 d
2d
Class B
IX
xd 21%
\l*
City Ice A Fuel
(Cleveland) —_(t)
d
Investing
100
(+) d
City Stores
Class A
(\)
City Sc Sub HomesClark
Eq Go com. (f)
_
Claude Neon Lt
d
1
IX
4%
d
~8~~
d
_
1%
1X
Ollnchfield Coal.100
Preferred —100
Oluett, Peabody.
1
Preferred
10C
Coca-Cola Co
1
Class A
(+)
Coca Cola Intern,
(f)
_
Vox
8%
13
d
16%
95%
d 112%
d
48%
d
Peet..
Preferred
^Altaian (t)
oJnSi JT%)
Collins Co
Preferred
I
t
10
^nel Sc lron.166
2d pref
%
8%
26%
Devoe
""
"
on
8%
t
(tj
91%
94
12
17%
14
18
60 v
70
9..
20%
32*
20
Credit (N O) pf.25 d
Comm'I Invest Tr. t d
7% 1st pref—100
??j£Pref0Ptsertd
o%% 1st pref with
warranta ...100 d
Dominion
d
(t) d
Congoleum-Nalrn.. f d
Preferred
ion
Congress OI gar. I
t d
Consol Aircraft..."
d
OonsolOar Heat. 100
Ooi« OlgarOorpl ft) d
PfexVa-r
Purcbaaer also
71%
8._
8%
10%
97%
7%
8*
3%
_
tmmm
z
75
100
....
r
—-
mmmm
10%
.
21
Dow Chem com
33
35
Dresser (9 R) A
Class B
d
d
2l"
d
11
Driver Harris Co 100 d
Preferred
100
Drug. Inc
(f) d
d
Dry-Ice Holding
Dunhill Internat.(t d
d
Duplan Silk
<
8% cum pref—10(
pays accrued dividend,
98
J
•,
*
221|
11^
mm
s
8%
57
65
51%
52%
30
"1%
10
90
d
(t
(t
60
Fostorla Glass... 100
Foundation Co
t d
Foundation Co (Can) dr
Fox Film cl A
t
Fox Theatres A comt d
Franklin (H H) Mfgt d
2
12
101
t d
Fuel Oil Motors
Fuller (G A) Co—
IX
14X
.
"2%
3X
%
1
d
Partlc pref
(t) d
2d preferred—
t
Gabriel Go. cJA—.+ d
Gamewell Co
(t) d
Preferred
(j) d
Gardner Denver c(j) d
Preferred
100
Gardner Motors..25
18%
1%
25
5
9
95
3%
2h
5
20
1%
18%
2%
30
33
"I"
%
3%
28
Hall
100
Freeport Tex Co
2%
18
(t
pref
10
11%
Preferred
Dow Drug
Hale A Kllburn
5%
s
"9%
15%
11%
t d
100
conv
.
11%
iF
13
16
80
82
Gen Am Tank Oar.t d
Gen Asph com., (t) d
31%
11%
32^
Gen Aviation 1st pf.
18%
1%
16
Preferred
1%
100
(W 8)
Printing vtc... 10 d
Hamll-Br Shoe
25 d
10
Hamilton Watch, (t)
56 pref.
100
Hammermlll Paper
2%
30
d
10
common
2%
6
20
-
75
80
66
0% cum pref100
(M A) 1st
57 cum.prer.
(t)
68
Hanna
Happiness Candy
Stores class A
t
Harbauer Co
(t)
Harb-Walk Ref—
Common
Preferred
d
7-16
X
d
t d
10%
100
Hartman Corp cl A* t
Class B
t
Hart, Schaffner A
Marx
100
Haskellte Mfg com— d
New pref
d
Hathaway Bakeries A dx
Class B vot tr ctf. d
Preferred
dx
Hawaiian
Com
40
9
22
—•
A
Sugar
25
HawailanPineap'le20
Hayes Body
t
Haytian Corp of Am
23
Gen
6
21
100
—
2
Preferred
100
Franklin RySup.(t) d
10
Eraser Cos com——t dr
1
Douglas Aircrf —(f) d
Douglas Shoe pf_100
Baking (new)..
151
-
Haxel-Atlas Glass.25 d
42
12%
18%
d Price per share, not per cent, fc Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price. J New staik.
x Ex-dividend.
V Ex-rights,
z Minimum price established on Montreal and Toronto stock and
u Ex-cash and stock
dividend, v Ex-stock dividend,
curb exchanges, f Without par value.
«•
20
Dominion Steel
2 ;A Coal B
dr
Dominion Stores, (t) d
14%
Donnacona Paper (f) dr
89
23
5
69
X
100
uH
d
13
22%
100
12%
Class B—......t d
75
14
Grlgsby-Grunow..(t) d
(t; d
95
5
148 X
116%
57%
2
J
14
%7
27
----
Gruen Watch
Preferred
Gulf Ofl Corp
H
0% pref..
.100
Follansbee Bros.(t)
Foster Wheeler.,
Grnfld Tap A DIe__t
Preferred
100
26 d
Gulf States St'l.. (t) d
1st preferred—lO0
Hahn Dept Sts..(t) d
6 % %_conv pf. 100
t
Ford Motor France-
z
94
68
oScsa
3%
(t) d
Guantanamo Sug..t
16
90
1st pref conv pflOO
Florsheim Shoe comt
13
z
r
com.,
Tea
com
Non vot com
1 " 146,
Preferred..
100
115%
Gt Lakes Tow
100
Preferred.—100
Gt Nor Ore Prop (t) ^
12%
Great Nor Pap...25 d
20 J
Great West Sug_(t) d
45,
Preferred
100
68^
Preferred
100
30
r
Glass. 100
Preferred
100
Dom IAS pref. .100
Domln Rubb pf.100
51%
Ford Go Ltd—
d
Guar Tr rets
Ford Mot of Oan 100
Class A——_t d
Dom St Corp pf_100
54
$3 cum part pf
+ d
Cone Coal of St £.100
%
13%
56%
(t)
Preferred...—.
10
8
23%
,
__
26
Bdge.100
Dom Coal pref.. 100
8
(t)
Food Mach'y
50 d
(t) d
Dominion
94
1st preferred.. 100
88
Preferred
(
----
22
A—(t)
com
Flsk Rubber
Raynolds
Preferred
vot
7%
(t)
Preferred
60
6
80
6
34
(W T)
Preferred
Gt Atl A Pac
6
Firestone T A Rub. 10
52
33 %
13
0% 1st nref—100
First Nat Stores. _(t)
First pref
100
8% pref
10
Flshman (M H)
45
6%
Wka.-(t)
2
(Bait)
6% % pref (with
warrants) —100
Dictaphone com-(f) d
Preferred..
100
DiGIorgio Fr't units.
Dixon (J) Oruc—100
Doehler Die-Cast (t) d
d
d
3
Common B
11
1
%
27
t
Fiiene's Sons
10%
Preferred
....
10„
6 % % cum pref 100
Finance Co of Amer
Inc 1st pref
100
Glass A (non-vot)f d
66
Cande Nast Pub
Grat A Knight
"
Preferred
-10<
6th Ave Bus Sec. __t
1%
n
"*
n«m^ar^ItJan15'33
caznm Solvents.
t
Grant
35
Fiat Am dep rets—_
14%
23%
25
m
1X
14%
8% Drefcl B—25 d
..
d
23
Columbia Pic com It
Common vtc...f d
Colum
Carbonvtc(f) d
Commercial Credit, t d
7% cumlst pf
25
•
S3 pref
(
Granite City Steel (
10
Federated Dept Sts t
Federated Metals..t
25 d
Diamond Shoe com t d
d
Ctfsdep..
25
Gray A Dudley.. 100
Diamond Match _(t) d
n
28
pf.100
Grand (F A W)Silver
Stores
1
Grand Union Oo.(1
t
Preferred
n
com.
shares
Commercial
St
6%% conv
28
Preferred
100
Federal Aviation..
Preferred
100
Derby O & Ref com t
Aircraft,
Grand (F A W) 6-1026c Store com.(t)
com. 100
Fay A Egan
f
Preferred
Coupler A.. t
Graham-Paige Mot t
20
7% cum pref—100
Faultless Rubb
s
Deep Rock Oil
Sc Ref 7% pf.,100
Deere & Co com
(t)
Det St Clev Nav
Hosiery (voting).t
7 %pf(withwar)100
without war 100
Fashion Park Asso.t
1%
2%
OurtlssWrlghtCorp f d
Conv A
A......(f) d
.(f.
DsnvUnStkYds.(t) d
Columbia Graphoph
Amer
23%
79
A.T
war.f
Gould
Players
Can Corp com-.(t)
Voting tr ctfs—
Fanny Farmer Candy
Shops pref
_t
9%
%
26 d
preferred.
_
Curtis Pub com
(t)
$7 preferred—(t)
Ourtis-Reld com
Detroit
5
Fajardo Sugar.—100
20
De Forest Phonofllm
9
4H
48
Famous
8%
com
S3 pref with
Fairchild A via A
32%
com—
Gorham Mfg com(t)
Gotham Silk—
100
Decker (A) A Cohn
Common A
t d
Preferred A
100
1-16
Preferred
100
Colt a Patent Fire
Columbia Bak
1st
Preferred
Debenhams Sec—
Amer shares
20
100
2
8% non-votpf.lftO
Ctfsof dep. .100
Fairbanks Morse. _t
com
76%
OolomblaSyndicate
5
Fairbanks
90
Colonial Beacon Oil t d
Color Pictures
n
Arms Mfg
Gorham Inc
2
T
17
5
d
1
A
89
35"
6
1
(The) Chic
100
29
(t)
Tire
100
Exch Buff Corp
Co]
Fed Screw
....
Goodrich (B F)
Preferred
10%
0%
Evans Prod
....
Fair
7% preferred
Il00
33%
s
pfd.
cum conv
(t)
$7 1st pref—_(t)
Goodyear T A R of
California pref
Goodyear T A R of
Canada pref—100
Dayton Alrpl Eng(t)
19
Preferred
100
Gobel (Adolf) Co.
GoldmanSachsTradt d
Gold Dust Corp v t c
30
S0
Federal Mot Tr
Coteate-P&lmollve_
(t)
38
100
Warrants
Oushman'B Sons
t
t
7% prior pref.100
Globe-Wernicke .100
Eureka Pipe L..100
Eureka Vac Clean, t
13
D H Holmes Ltd. 100
Davison Chem
t
112%
48%
Preferred
Glen Alden Coal
Glldden Co
7
Rubber
27%
100
%
100
54
~2~~
$5 pref.
Gtmbel Bros
....
Goodyear
Preferred
pf A__ 100
t
Art.
Equit Office Bldg(t)
1%
3%
3
26X
30^
100
Preferred
cum
Gilchrist Co
Gillette Saf Rax.
ClassB ......(t)
7% cum pref—(t)
$8 cum pref
t
Cutler Hammer
(t)
1X
25
0%
Gibson
Emp Capw Corp.
50
(t) d
v t c._
84
,1
Preferred
(+) d
OleveTd QuarrlealOO
Corp
llH
75
u
Olev Sc Buff Tr_.106
Oleve Tractor
(t) d
Oleve Cliffs Iron—-
Cliffs
26
63%
&H%cumpf..ldo
City
Gen Tire A Tub—26
Seltzer class A.—
27
com...
Co
26
Ctfis of deposit
Preferred
100
Cuba Cane Sugar... d
Oudahy Pack
60
Oumberl Pipe L rets
CurtissAeropExpt t
Curtiss Fly'g Serv (t)
20
1%
....
(t)
17%
d
Crucible Steel
d
6
97
Endicott-Johnson.
Chrysler Corp
100
$0 preferred...(t)
Emerson's Bromo
Cuban Tob vtc.--.
16
Preferred
preferred..100
Emers Brant cl A.
100
_
2nd pref
Co
t
t
Gen'l Print Ink—
60 d
Preferred
xd 13
d 100
Oln Tob War eh
10„
Oln Un Stk Yds. (t) d
t d
Elec StorBatt
2X
15
Cuban Dominican
12%
(t) d
Elec Oont & Mfg__t d
Elec A Musical—
43"
OhrlstleBrownACo.
M
Com vtc
1st preferred..100
Pref B
Outdoor—
Advertising A
$0 preferred
t
Gen Theat Eq v t c.t
Conv pref vtc-(t)
20
Orown-Zellerb&ch
Vot tr ctfii
(t) d
d
Pref A
Sugar
General
78%
(t)
f0pfwlth warr.(f)
Gen Ry Signal com t
Electric Auto-llte (t) d
Preferred
.100
Cuban Cane Prod (t)
5
17%
10
80
35
Gen'l Stk Yd
3%
3h
,
84%
6%
29%
46%
100
873.
20 H
5% pref......(t)d
"%
t
,
f d 363
Mills-
0% cum pref—100
Motors—10
General
im
t d
Electric Boat
Crown-Wlllam Paper
1st preferred
t d
Cuba
General
0%% 1st pref. 100
25
Crown O'k Sc Seal
Preferred
Cuban-Am Bug
Preferred
35
9
preferred
100
Eitingon Schlld _.(t) d
7
Preferred...
100
100
Preferred
d
11
3%
Preferred
1(
Crown Cork Int A
0%
3
General Reflrac
t
Gen Steel Cast com t
44
Crowell Publish *g
75
Gen Foods Corp.(t)
Gen Laund Mach—f
....
d
£-
Croaley Radio
80
Chase B&Cop pf 100
Checker Cab Mfg (t) d
Chesebr'gh Mfg. .25 d
Chestnut Sc Smith
Preferred..
Chlckasha Got 0.10
Chic June Rye St
d
Elsemann Magneto. d
Crosse&Blackwell
100
9
Gen Flreprooflng—t
Preferred
.100
22
d
Edison Bros Sts. (t) d
Preferred
100
100
Creole Petrol
Crex Carpet
Crock-Wheeler
100
18
112
Preferred
100
Eaton Axle A 8p__t d
6%
Econ Groc Storee.(t) d
IbX
126%
%
Preferred
.100
Cream of Wheat...t
com.
(|
Class A
25
t
com
f
(t)
Gable
Special 0% stk. 10
20
d
pref
.100
partlc pref
Eastman Kodak
Crane Co
100
Oeaana Aircraft
.....
East Roll Mill
Cosg-Meeh Coal
t
Coty Inc
......t
Cert'n-Teed Prod—t
Coal
2X
f
Oosden Oil....
Preferred
Centrifugal Pipe, j.t
Century Rib Mills, t
Preferred
Eagle Lock
26
Eagle-Plcher Lead 20
Eastern Equities
Eastern Mfg
...6
Prior pref
...
.....
Central Airport .(f)
Central O Sc O
.100
Preferred
100
conv
X
Preferred
10
Corn Prod Refg—25
Preferred
100
17 pref
Central Agulrre
Associates
$3%
B com war.. 100
OontWdScrewcomlO
let preferred
General
7% pref
100
Gen Cigar common t
Preferred
100
General Electric, (f)
Durham Hoslery.60
Preferred
100
Oont'l Oil (Del)_.(t)
Oent'l Oil (Me) v t c d
Oont'l Shares (vot) t
—1
7% pref
8% pf with war 101)
Consol Textile
t
Pf(8%)(non-v) 100
Continental Can ..+
Oont Dlam'd Fibre, t
Continental Mot—t
100
Ask.
t
Gen'l Bronx
%
Durant Motors—(f)
Mot. (Oan.)
Oont Bkg A (vot) (t)
Glass B (vot)-.(T)
Oelotez Co com
Vot trust cti..<
Celluloid Co
54
102
Durham Duplex Raz
Prior pref with cl
Class B
Caterpillar Tract, (t)
Oavanagh-Dobbs Inc
Common
< t)
6H% Pref with
Gen Bak Co pref
de N
20
stock..100
Durant
6% prior pref. 100
7% 1st pref...100
Warrants
Container Corp A.20
100
Preferred..—100
Case Lockwood A
Bralnard Co..100
CelaneaeOorp
Deben
Cons Coal of Md.100
Go
warranta
DuPont (E I)
A Co com
65
Cons Ice (Plttsb).50
Preferred.
60
Preferred
100
Consumers Co com 5
Bid.
Par.
Per share.
Consol Retail Sts_-t
19
Stooks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Cons Laundries..(f)
100
,
Stocks.
Ask.
sham.
.
1%
50c
B
Per
Consol Dry Goods, t
Preferred.
100
61
50c
6
Glass
Bid.
Per
Per share.
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Par.
Stootct.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
126
73
129 5*
7
8*1
70**
25
Preferred
100
Hercules Motors.(t)
Hercules Powd— (t)
25
Preferred
100
Herr-Hall-Marv
Hershey Chocolate t
Convertible pref f
Prior preferred 100
92**
_
30**
100
14
22
79
82
80
81
_
Preferred..
6% cum
33
17**
Mathl'son
~2k
pref..100
8% 2d pref...100
Celsey Hayes Wb'l(t) d
Stores Oo com..25
35
King Royalty
57**
Kinner
10
Airplane A M
Kinney (G B) Ino__t
Preferred.
100
Kaoi Hat com
(t)
Preferred..
100
Horn A Hardart(NY)
Preferred..
26"
Koppers Gas A Coke
Horn 4; Hard't (Phila)
iI5*
HlhernlaSecur pf 100
T"
Hoe (R) A Oo cl A.t
8
B
3
g«
Hudson Mot Oar
t
Humble OU A B..25
Hupp Motor
10
Hutch Sug Pltn..25
Huylers Inc
t
60
2k
1st pf 6%
100
Mengel Oo
(t) d
7% cum pref..100
16k
Preferred
100
Ideal Cement.... (t)
4
75*
Preferred
.
Preferred.
Inland Steel
luu
7
Lee Rub A Tire—
t
Leb Coal A Nav.(t)
33
105
Intercont Bub
Interlake Iron
„
Sew Machine..10
Int. Carriers Ltd (t>
Int Cement Corp
r
Int Cigar Mach
f
Int Combust Eng.. t
Preferred
..(f)
Pref ctfs of dep...
Int Educational—
Publishing com.60
Preferred
60
Int
Harvester
7%
cum pref.. 100
InterPaper7% pf 100
Int Pap A Pow A (t)
Class B
(I)
Class O.
Lit
23 k
103
17
18
3
4
79
83
8
8**
8
2
2
1
Preferred. —ItInt Petrol
(f) dr 10k
Int Ptg Ink com
t
5
i*
11
6
Preferred (with
100
f
Internal Shoe
t
Preferred
100
Inter Silver
100
Preferred.
100
IntTextBook newlOC
Interstate Dept Sts.t
Pref with warr 100
Pf without w. 100
Intertype Corp
t
Irving Air Chute, (t)
36 k
21
16 k
50
4
7k
SH
65
43
4
54
3
3
70
1st prof...... 100
t
Loft Inc
Loose Wiles Bis..25
1st preferred—100
2d preferred—100
92
3k
3k
110**
Preferred
Sons
(t) «
2
Macfadden Pub
62**
{
Motors
7k
2
9**
Nat
23 5*
7
Nat Dairy ProdNat Dept Stores.
t
1st
9
62*
it*
25
MaracalboOllBxpl t
Marine Midland.. 10
9**
65
38
85*
15*
145*
16**
2
32
25"
Corp
40
Mar in on
30
40
.1. t
Motor O
t
v t c
N Y Investors Inc(t)
First pref.
100
6k
.100
Preferred
100
N Y Merchan com( t)
First pref 7%-100
8k
75
5k
N Y Shipbuilding
Founder Shares
7% pref
20
(t)
sin
it*
100
N Y Transit——.10
N Y Tranaport'n_10
Nicholson
File—
19
(f)
7J*
Nlle8-Bem"t-P'd- (t)
135
Nor A W Stboat_100
No Amer Aviation...
3k
North German Lloyd
d
Amer shares—
North A Judd
25
Northern Pipe Line
65*
;**
New
6
N'West Yeast-..100
Norwalk Tire A
98
Preferred
NatEnam AStpg-(t)
1
17
100
Units
99
Preferred..
100
Ohio Brass pref-.100
B
10**
t
...
10
5*
24
5
**
2k
10k
22k
3*4
I'i
ip
14
16
25
80
40
9**
4k
16**
17**
a
6
3
1
90
9k
lp
rA
3**
4
38**
55
43**
43**
126
05*
.V*
36
24
8
31
9
115
38
117
96
95*
275*
43
Ohio Seamless Tubet d
Preferred——100
(t) d
100
Okonite pref
lOO
Oliver Farm Equip, t d
6% pr pf w warr.T d
83 conv partlo—t d
Olympia Thea pref—
Omnibus Corp v t c.t
Preferred A—100
Oppenheim Collins, t
Orpheum Circuit—1
8% preferred. .100
Otis Elevator—, (t)
5k
65**
65
lk
3k
19
2**
59**
d
28
5
23 k
9
8
d
d
mm
10
d
16**
Preferred ...—100 d 103k
Otis Steel
t d
35*
8
Prior pref (vot) .100
Outlet Co com—(t) d
39**
110
Preferred ....-100
Owens-Ills Glass -25 d
23k
Oxford Paper pfd 0%
"I"
Pacific Coast Co.100 d
3k
1st preferred—100
2d preferred—100
2k
3
Pac Portl Cement— d
.
Preferred
_.—.—
Pacific West Oil. (t) d
Packard Motor—10 d
45*
3k
Palrpolnt Corp..100
(t) d
II—
Pan Amer Indus
.
12,
17 k
115
4
10
40**
114**
24*4
~2 k
4k
35*
8
48
d
,
45*
3k
80
5
Pan Am Petrol A
Transp com____50 d
21 **
16
Com Class B—50 d
d
Panhandle P A R—
Preferred——1
d
Parafflne Cos
Paramount-Publlx
16
20**
5*
1
20k
21
5
6
Parke. Davis Oo—t d
Parker Wylle Mfg—
Preferred
18
9k
18 k
Park A Tilford Inc.t d
Parmelee Trans, (t) d
"3"
"3k
-(t)
Corp
d
Pathe Exch Inc— (+) d
1
22**
76
66
Ontario SteelProd(t)
Preferred
100
45
5*
23**
Nat Family Sts Inc (t)
Cum pf 12 w W.25
Marlln-BockweU
29
pref
Arisona Land—.1
N Y Air Brake
t
Ohio Oil
8k
preferred—100
Nat Dlst Prod—(t)
10!
1
1st preferred...
2nd preferred
43
92
Preferred
Nat Cash Reg
Preferred
...25
2d preferred
25
N J Worsted
Class
92
Nat Casket
k
30
Ohio Leather
1st
Preferred
-.100
Pref class B
8k
21k
97
preferred
100
preferred.-100
Carbon pref-100
97
k
25
Rubber .......10
15
2d
Manning Bowman
Maple Leaf Mill, (t)
50
8
_
Bros Ino.(t)
Manhattan Shlrt.26
94
98
25
J
d
Products— fi«
(t)
Nat Acme Co.... 10
Nat Air Transport—
Nat Aviation—(t)
National Baking, (tj
Preferred
100
Nat Bellas-Hess.(t)
Preferred
-100
Nat Biscuit
10
Preferred.
100
Nat Breweries
1
Preferred
100
Nat Candy
(t)
Nash
A Oo class A—(t)
Class B
(f)
Koith-Albee Orph(t)
25 «
Munsingwear Inc—T
Murphy (G O) Oo
common(t)
Mfrs Finance, Bait—
Com v t c—25
8
A
pref—(t)
Municipal Service (t)
Manlschewltz (B) (t)
Preferred
100
Kaufman Dep St
Com
12.50
id
A
S7 conv
Mack Trucks Inc m
MacMarr Strs pr 100
75
6k
Preferred
Mountain Prod—10
Mullins Mfg
(t)
.if)
70
in
5k
Ogilvle F1 Mills—(t)
15*
25*
d
t «
Myers(FE) A Bro(t)
78"
Bedford
Nye Incinerator
19k
100
(t)
72*
3
15
33
Bubb—(t)
8% cum pref.. 100
Murray Corp
(t)
Murray Ohio Mfg .t
76**
0
25*
100
Mot Wheel Oorp_(t
100
Kaufman (O A).100
10**
j
common
Class
85
3k
N'west Eng com.(t)
100
Preferred.
**
55*
14
Mount'n A Gulf Oil 1
6k % pref
100
idlow Mfg Assn (t)
Steel
t
$6 ** cum conv pf t
MacAnd A Forbes (t)
22
(Rudolph)
5
22c
Ward
Motor
96k Mandel
Inc Amer shares-
115
5
A Machinery—100
Moto Meter G A E.t
preferred—100
95k
Preferred
Karl-Keen Mfg
121"
Morse Twist Drill
33
Lord A Taylor—100
1st preferred—100
21 k
K O Stk Yds Me.100
lk
45
Wks.t
Class
100
100
70
21
20
Morrell(John) A Cot d
Morrls(PhU.)AOo 10 d
Morris (Philip) Cons
Common....
t d
8k
Long Bell Lum A (t)
Preferred.
50
195*
**
4*
Monsanto Ch
Oo
Loew's Ohio Theatre
Manatl Sugar.
Jones A Laughlin
Steel 7% pref. 100
Jordan Motor Oar.t
7% preferred—105
66**
Warrants......
Loew's Boston Th 25
35
100
Keith (Geo E) Oo—
1st preferred. .100
with purch war. t
Pf without warr(t)
Macy(R H)Co Inc_t
33
6
46
Montgomery
pref
20
2
Second pref—.100
7k
t
Voehringer com(t)
Preferred
Maddux Air L units.
Mad Sq Gar v t o (f)
Malllson (H B)
Johnson Tin Foil
Kayser (Jul) A Oo.t
cum
Preferred
J688Up A Moore Pap
Karstadt
$6)*
New
17k
79
_.t d
Cord¬
N Y Dock
Mo Portl Cement.25 d
Mock Judson A
Mohawk
12
31**
t
Ludlum
40 k
4k
(t) d
Preferred
Loew's Inc
P
Amer dep rets
100
2**
17**
10
38 k
103
Warrants
A Metal
17**
Lorillard (P)
26
Preferred
100
Louisiana Oil Bef (t)
Isetta Fraschlnl—
Jehns-Manv Inc_(t)
Preferred
100
Johnson Dry Dks &
Shipbldg pref. 100
T
Brothers
2d
32
20k
37 k
Warrants.
First pref........
Jewel Tea
(t;
k
t
Lockheed Aircraft
(
com war)
Internal Salt
13
(f)
Refg
Liquid Carbonic
Locomotive Firebox t
95k
3-16
5k
100
j
A
16
"4"
3
New Mexico A
.
.10
Lion Oil
10
s
11c
6k %
100
Minneap-floneywell
Regulator
(t) d
Minneap-Moline
Power Implem..t «
10.50 cum pref—t "
10
Preferred
Link Belt Oo
3»
23
(
Preferred
1
Internat'l MatchPartlc pref
36
Int Merch Mar., (f)
Int Nickel (Canada) t
Lindsay Light—
7%_100
(J J) Co
Common..
(t) d
Preferred 7%. 100
Newport Indust—.1 d
N J Zinc
80
Sugar.. 10
Pet
(t)
(I)
;
mm-m
Preferred
5-16
14
s
Pref
Wks.t
d
(f)
18
35
12**
60
common
100
Lima Locom
Bros
6**% pref.—100
100
Miller
26
Lily Tulip Cup—(t)
UH
20
s
100
Drug
Preferred
Preferred
12**
Neisner
New
Miller Wholesale
B
common
100
Nedlck's Inc com(t) i
Preferred
100
New Bradford Oil—5 d
Miles Det Theatre..
Common
85*
6
4k
Midland Steel
n
30
n"
age com_—..10 d
100
MIdvale Co
9
7k
"9**
75
t d
+ d
pref
5
45
0m
6k% pref
25"
Seaboard OQ-.t
First
mm
mm
Nat'l Transit—12.50 d
Natomas Oo of Cal
14"
33
Products com
^
8k
65
Preferred
100
Mich Steel Tube.(t)
LIg A Myers Tob-26
9
15
75
13
MId-Cont
99**
27
New Hav Cl com.25
Michigan
"5"
'7k
"2"
t d
58
Mexican Petrol
warr_
Liberty Baking
Inter Button Hole
30
55
22
d
100
46
Llbbey-Owens-Fordt d
22**
45*
23**
3**
20
Preferred
Nat Tea com
53
Lib McNeil A Lib-10 d
f
4
(f)
Interlake Steamsh( f)
Int Agr Cor com
_t
Prior pref
100
5
Int Business Mach.t d 101
45*
d
Nat Sugar Refg..
Nat Supply Co
43
Mex
d
d
d
Pref without
__(t)
55
22
Transportation (t) d
A
mm
23
Merck A Co pref. 100
B
mm
35
—
22
...
Departure
Mfg pref
100
New Engl Grain
Products pf
100
com
m
58
Preferred
d
com
2
Preferred
100
Nat Shirt Sh com(t) d
Preferred 8%-100
d
Nat Steel
"
Nat Bef
Newton Steel
Metro-GoldPlct pf 27 d
Mex Eagle Oil
5 d
100
Larner Stores
7
Prior pref
f
Merchants A Miners
Preferred
di
Lehigh Valley Ooait d
6% cum conv pf 60
Lehman Corp
(f) d
Lehn A Fink Prod_t d
33k
34 k
65
Preferred
L
Leh Portl Cement 50 d
Preferred
22-
20
100 d
d
Metrop Pav Brick
26 d
Cement
10**
lk
T
14
Mercantile Btores(t) d
Preferred
100
Merch A Mfrs Seo—
Com A.........t d
Stores
Bryant Inc com d
"2 **
7
205*
67
_(t)
Commoni
Lanst Monotype 100
Lawrence Portland
4
6**
New pfser *28.100
Metrop Dairy Prod. d
»
Metropol 5 w 50c
to ooc
d
d
d
Clark
Lane
35
Preferred
Landers. Frary A
Indiana Pipe Line 60
Indian Motocycle
t d
Cum pref
100
Industrial Rayon (t)
Ingersoll-rtand
(t)
..
Nat Paper A Typed
Nat Radiator com
35*
Newberry
Corp
Mesabi Iron
t d
d
Mesta Mach 5s
Met Chain Stores(t) d
100
Lamson A Hubb'd
34
Hat Oo—
Common.
100
_T
185*
Merrimac
Woods
Lambert Oo.
60
_
6
Lakey Fdy A Mach t
8 **
Indep Pneum Tool, t
Indian Bef com
10
Indus Accep Corp. t
1st pref
100
the
Preferred
"8k
_
7% preferred..100
of
Milling
Per share.
National Leather. 10
Nat Licorice com 100
Preferred
100
Nat Mtg A Invpf.10 d
Merg Linotype-_ (t) d
28"
13
-
Lake
2
Preferred
.
7k
22"
60 d
La go Oil A Trans, (f) d
Lake Sup Corp._ 100
Ctfs. of dep
4%
16**
7k
ctfs 20 kronen—. d
Kupp'h'mer (B)
5 d
19
Shoe
common
Laclede Steel—
India Tire A Rub.(t)
Jk
175*
2k
2k
28**
52**
0% preferred—100 d
Mead Johnson A Cot d
10
Preferred.
100
Lackawanna Sec (t) d
.
_
110
36
50c
Imperial Oil Ltd (t) d
Registered shares, d
Imperial Tobacco
of Canada com. .5 dr
Imperial Tobacco
of Gt. Brit 4; Irel'cl
Indepen Brew'g
50
_
15 k
33
Illinois Brick—.26
111 Pac Coast....
_
Melville
0% pref
10 d
Kroger Grocery A
Baking common t d
Krueger A Toll Amu
45**
35*
4 5*
preferred.100
Preferred
_
120
65*
55**
McKeesi»ort T PI (f) d
30
Hydraulic Pr Br. 100
7%
McGntw-^HLPub.f d
107
Preferred
100
Kress (SH)dcOo (t) d 345*
15
7
100
,|7**
3k
50
McLellan Sts com(t) d
10 d
16**
995*
,
McKesson A Robb—
Common
t d
Preference A
50 d
26"
100
Com (vot)
18**
com
Preferred
15
100
Kresge (S 8) Oo—
56
New
Howe Scale
Ta
10**
Kresge Dept Stores t d
3 **
t
Household Pin pf_50
Houston Oil (Tex) 25
_
'i
Preferred
Houdallle-Hershey
Class
1
Kobacker Sts com(t)
Cum pref 7%-100
Preferred
7J
1*1
354
15
Non vot cm cl B.
100
Preferred
30
d
f d
(t) d
(f) d
McCall Corp.... (f) d
McOrory Sts (vot)_t d
19
15
Bid.
Par.
A
Maytag Oo
1st $0 pref
$3 con cm pf
t d
....
Alkall_50 d
Preferred
100
May (The) Dept
Celvtnator Oorp.(t) d
Te idall Oo$6 pfd(T) d
Kent Garage—
Investing pref_ _ . d
Common
3
field Oo
100
1st preferred—
2d preferred
,
Martin-Parry Oor.T d
Maasey-Harrls_._(t) d
Maxweld Corp.. t) d
Stocks.
share.
8
Marshall Field A Oo.t
2
.100
teUy-SprIngfTlre(t)
Ash.
Bid.
Par
Per
Klmberly-ClarkOorp
Her wood-Wake¬
Stooks.
89
STOCKS
Per
Cellogg Switch A 810
(G W) Oo
Common
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Per share.
Helme
MISCELLANEOUS
&
INDUSTRIAL
9k
lk
k
Pref class A—.m
4
Peck. Stow A Wile 25 d
Peerless Cement—t d
15*
4*1
1
7% pref
100
Peerless Mot Car.50 d
"35*
"3k
Pender (D)Groc'y A
6
d
14 k
20
B
d
2k
Class
7k
Warrants
Nat Fire-Proofing 50
10
,
1H
Preferred
Nat Fuel Gas
National
60
(t)
Lead—100
100
7% pr®I A
6% pref B
100
6
125*
83
8
13
90**
121
130
101**
116
a Purchaser also
pays accrued div. d Price par share, not por cent, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price, t New stock,
u Ex-cash
and stock dividend, o Ex-stock dividend, to Ex-100% stock dividend, x Ex-dividend,
v Ex-rights, z Minimum price established on Montreal and Toronto
Stock and Ourb Exchanges, t Without par value.
90
INDUSTRIAL
Btooka.
Per
Stooka.
Par
Riverside 811k Mills
Robinson (D wight P)
First preferredlOO
Rockwood Co
(t)
Penlck A Ford
\
1
Preferred
28
(J
O)
Co
Common..
6% eumcl ApflOO
31%
Pa-Dixie Cement.. 1
Series A pref—IOC
Penn Glass Sand pf.
Penn Salt Mfg...50 d
Penn Traffic
2%
Penn-Mex Fuel
Pennroad Corp
Rogers Peetcom.100
Rolls-Royce Am
Petroleum Convers'n
Petrol Derivatives..
6
with warrants....
65
Phila Insul Wire
1
PhU 9c Read C 9c 1.1
26
4%
101
31%
4%
3%
t
I
101
...1
4
Preferred
101
Pierce Oil Corp.. .26
35
Corp
Preferred
Pierce Petrol
;g
WIgg Corp___1 d
^referred
7
10C
Plllsbury Flour Milk
common
(f d
Pirelli Co of Italy
Am shs 500 lire
Plttsb Brewing
Preferred
Pitts Coal
Pacific Co
Preferred
..1
21
22%
d
(Pa)..100 d
Preferred. ....100
Plttsb Oil 9c Gas
5 d
Plttsb PI Glass
25 d
Pitts Screw ABolt(t)
Plttsb Steel pref. 100
"B"
35
w*
3%
3%
22%
com..
Plttsb Term CoallOO
7% convpf
100
2
35
(+) d
Plimpton Mfg ColOO
Plymouth Cord. 100
Poole Eng & Mach A
90
Mmmmtrn
47
51
Class B
Port Alfred P & P..
7% pref
100
1%
5%
i
(,
«
Pratt & Lambert._t d
Pressed Steel Car (t]
100
100
5
Preferred.... .60
Publication Corp (t) d
First pref
100
Pullman Inc
m d
Punts Alegre Sua.50
Otft of deposit.50
Pure Oil Co
25 d
cum
2
d
.ft
d
pref.
2%
2%
8%
..
25
z
70
z
40
■
-
-
-
«
97
1%
9
6%
38
33
95
d
Co pref
Serve! Co
"
Sharon Steel Hp. (t) d
Sharp & Dohme—1
83.50 conv pref—7
Shattuck (Frank G)i
Sheffield Steel—.(t
Shell Transp 9c Tr
Shell Union Oil
1
5H%conv pf.100
100
Preferred
~4%
"4%
46
Common
593^
13h
60
Sliver (Isaac)
Shippers Car Line
Shubert Theatre,
13%
v
Button-Hole
Machine
io d
Beece Fold Mach. 10 d
Reeves (Daniel) Inc
n6%% pref
5*?aL8hoe pref.lOO
Rels (Robt) ar Co..f d
1st pref (Ohio) 100
Reliance Mfg (Ohio)1 d
Remington Arms
t d
_
pref
Rem't'n Rand
ioo
t d
ioo
cam.
href
8d pref
_
ioo
10 d
Beo Motor Oar
Vot tr ctfs
3%
3%
17
12
xd
Beece
1st
5%
9%
8
1%
10%
10%
1%
75"
1
(Franklin)
Co pref
Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd.—£1
Skelly Oil
25
6% cum pref.. 100
Sky Specialties
SloBS-obeff 8 A 1.100
Singer
100
1
9
45
55
%
2%
11
11
f d
7% cum pref..100
Reynolds Met
(f) d
Reynolds Spring., t d
Reynolds Tob
10 d
B common
io d
Bice Stlx Dry Gds
t d
_
Bitter Dental Mfg.t d
River Raisin Paper t d
78
123
128
1%
3
16K
2%
3%
25
2
5
9
10
12%
15
2%
3%
41
36
1%
0%
20
....
Carbonic
53
55
50
60
5%
5%
14%
Southern Air Transp
South Dairies A_—t
2
5
6
18%
8%
3
65%
37%
3%
30
9%
4%
Class
B
t
7%
2%
19
Southern PlpeL__10
Southern States Oil.
9
2,5
11
South Penn Oil
38
4
So Porto RlcoSug (t)
Preferred
100
10
6
13
7
90
91
39
Spalding (A G ) A Br (t)
100
70
85
Spang Chalf t 9c Co t
4
6
1st preferred
%
28%
%
1%
29
1*
2
2%
6%
7%
1%
50
.
_
6% cum pref. .100
Sparks-Wltn'gt'n Co
Spencer
35
1
100
Kellogg, (f)
t d
100
USSm Ref AMin.Sf
Preferred
5(
Stock
d
Tobacco Prod.-.(t) d
_(t)
d
Dividend ctfs C.
Tob Prod Expts
Todd Shipyards
t d
♦
d
Torrington Co
(t) d
Trans Air Transp.. 1 d
1%
3%
ForglDg
d
f
d
101
10
1%
24%
29
2
32
4%
82%
2%
13%
18
12%
13 %
10
9
2%
21%
32
4%
12%
23
2%
75
10%
9%
2%
2
20
10
Van Camp Pkg—(t d
Preferred
26 d
"%
t d
2%
26%
Milk Co
pref--100
7%
cum
i
Van Raalte Co
8
30
4
%
19%
4%
"4%
Va-Caro Chem—
Common
5
15c.
2%
Union Oli of Calif.26 d
U%
10%
Un St Yds So OmlOO
Union Tank Car. (t) d
5%
25%
66
1%
8%
100 d
Preferred
mrn'mmrn
WaittABondlncA(t) d
Class B
Waldorf System
(t)
t
Walgreen Co com (t)
d
d
2%
15
t d
Waltham Watch B(t) a
Prior pref
100
70"
(t) d
Co
Ward Baking Oorp—
Com Class A
t d
f
Com Class B
Preferred
100
Warner Aircraft, (t) d
20
~i%
7%
2
36%
%
Pict—
Bros
Common...
t
Preferred
119%
3%
9%
4
"5
100
Preferred
Walworth
20
t
3
12%
Warner-Qulnlan
(t)
Co
Warren Bros
32
12H
if?
2%
16%
10%
d
Warrants
10c
87
10
Walker Dishwasher
6
43
..
-.15 d
Wagner Elec
t
1st pref new
Conv pref
1
5%
ft)
(t)
12%
Warren Fdy A Pipe*
Washburn Wire—(t)
Washington
OU
10
(t) d
Webstar Eisenlohr 25
d
A
Unit Aire 9c Trans. (■
Pref with warr.50 d
Bosch.(t)
d
15
15
87 preferred
100
WelchGrape Juice (t)
42
46
8
t d
100
United Carbon vtc t d
25%
26
95
98
v
t c
5
(t>
84 conv pref—
Western Air Express
West Auto
3
100
Preferred
drift
(t) d
7% conv pref. 100
United Business
com
i*
Wesson Oil A Snow
6
Biscuit—
Publishers...
Preferred
3
30
100
Wabasao Cotton-(D dr
Warner
100
100
com
21
Vulcan DetinnlnglOO
Preferred
100
30
80
19
5-16
1 d
0%% cum pf .100
5%
1
1st preferred—100 d
Venezuelan Petrol.. d
Preferred
2%
7%
United
16%
Corp
7% prior pref-100
0% part pref.-100
31
3
38
1
15
d
Vanadium
8
4%
%
17
Va Iron O 9c O—100
8%
3%
30 %
20c
7% preferred-.100
Valley Mould 9c Iron
common
(t) d
Preferred
100
38
5»/
17*
%
9
Vadsco Sales Corp
Common
(tl d
10
5%
31%
Unit Amer
62%
Sugar .0 d
Utah-Idaho
22
19%
Corp.. (t) d
Class
25"
Van Camp
30
"i%
2%
.
Unexcelled Mfg.
Union Tob
d
Unlv Pipe 9c Rad_.1 d
Preferred
100
2%
15
6
Underwood EUlott
Fisher
(t)
Un B & P
U 8 Tobacco
120%
.100
18
Unlv Leaf Tob.. (t) d
70
Preferred
100
46
Unlvers Pic 1st pflOO d
11%
29%
1
Products..(f)
Preferred
d
u
1 d
100
lstpref
Oorp
Trent Process
common
,
d
Vot trust ctfs
Transamerica Coi'p
38
U S Stamping—100
U 8 Steel Corp.. 100 xd 45%
101 %
Preferred
10(
Tobacco & AUled
of Am
2%
Common..
Spear 9c Co.
Pref
TImken-Det Axle. 10 d
Timken Roll Bear.td
Un Oil Assoclates.26 d
33
9
S'west Pa P L
Pref (non-vot) 100
8
preferred—100
Preferred
12%
3
t
8
4%
U S Shoe com
ll%
Union Carb 9c Oarb t d
Union Cigar
«
Southern Ice UtllA(f)
Class B
(t)
68
100
4
10
60
Preferred
1st
3
14
5
d
d
d
d
14%
18%
US Realty A Imp.. 1
U S Rubber
(t)
7
11
2%
Ulen & Co
Soltay Amer Inv—
Exp_. 100
4
7
1%
11%
Thayer-Foss pref 100
Thermoid Co—_(t> d
7% cum pref. .100
Thompson-Starret. ■>
83H pref
(t)
Thompson (J R)_.26
Thompson Prod A.+
.--(t)
1st pref
U S Playing Oard.10
U S Print 9c Litho—
Common
(t)
Preferred
3%
26%
9%
4%
Southeast
5
d
Furnace pref..100
Truscon 8teel
If d
Tubize Chat pref B. n
2%
3
sf"
SI
Trurhbull-Ollffs
"%
4%
13%
U S Stores com A (t>
5
2%
2%
2%
57%
—
2%
98
100
Truax-Traer Ooal(t)
"£l6
3%
27%
ft)
c_(t}!
pf.lOOl
7% cum pr
12
ThatcherMfg(vot)(t. d
Conv pref
(t d
Trico
20
23%
104
U 8 Leather ▼ t
23
Iron & Steel com. 1 d
Preferred
10C
Steel
6%
t
25
U S Gypsum..
20
Preferred
100
U S Hoff Machln'vt
U S Pipe & Foundry
Common
20
10^
18 HI
3
Class A.
2
100
U 8 Ind Alcohol,
Transue & Williams
3
25
21:
A™
84
8olid
ioo
2nd pref
ioo
Rich fie ki Oil of Calif
Richman Bros J*
(t)
Richmond Rad__ (t) d
Preferred
50 d
Rio Grande 011_.(t) d
645^
5%
13%
lstpref
Common
IS
%
Pref with warr.100
Class A
4%
82
(t)
U S Freight
U S Glass
13
22%
Taggart Corp com.t d
Taylor-Colquitt Co 1 d
Preferred
8
1%
i
Tide W Assn OU...1
45
3
60
2
d
Tide Water OJ1
6% preferred..
Socony Vacuum
Corp w i
3
%
%
Snider Pack
3%
V&
5%
9
&
6
%
26
100 %
99
100
Sinclair Cons OU__t
Preferred
100
Smich(lk' <v Corona
Typewr'r com. (t)
Smith (A O) Oorp(t)
Smyth Mfg Co...25
65
■
Bepuhllr Gas... (t) d
Republic Steel... (t) d
Preferred
100
Revere Cop 9c Br._t d
Pref.
Simon
3%
32%
pf.100
Preferred
97
10
20"
(t) d
cum cv
B_____1 d
1 d
A
Class
Telaut'g'pb Corp.. 1 d
Tennessee Prod pref.
Texas Corporatlon26 d
Tex Pac CoalAOli.li d
Texas Gulf Sulph (t) d
Textile Banking—. d
%
10
120
Symington Co..
Technicolor Inc. .(f)
& Bros
Simms Petrol Co.10
105
eiA
28"
5
5%
6%
Taylor-Wharton
10%
3%
25%
1
t c
common
25 d
Internat'l-.lc d
9c Co
Preferred
Corp—
"3"
Pref ivoting)..100
3%
10%
(t)
Gel
7%
Silk
4
r
A. d
Silica
Swift
11%
%
26%
10
4%
4%
"4
27
100
6% DretAA
10'
8%
Sher-Wms Oan..(t) dr
21%
%
d
25
2
32
Shorw-Williams ..21
97%
Hosiery M (vot)10 d
33%
60
d
7\
Syracuse Wash Mac!
3
25
4%
55
Preferred v t c.100
~2%
Baybestos-Manhat t
3%
80
Taylor Milling
(t) d 95%
10f
102%
Badla-Keith-Orph _t d
5%
Beal
Swift
A3/»
24
18
31
Sweets Co of Am_6()
"§"
12%
12%
2
100
U S Finishing
Preferred
~7~"
pref._l0<)
Common
15
t c._(t)
Simmons Co
if) d
19
1(M
▼
d
d
(t
OU com
Preferred
42
18
33%
10(
100
d
Swan & Finch OU.2f
22
d
21%
%
(t) d
Pyrene Mfg
Quaker Oats
Preferred
14
2%
7%
2%
*
10%
d
Superheater Co
Superior OU
Super PortlOemA(f) d
Common B
(t) d
Superior Steel—10<
SwaUow Airplane... dn
3
40
Oil._._(+) d
Oorp
d
Seaboard
7
d
*» d
—4 d
15
40%
t
Paper
45
6% preferred..101
8% preferred... 10(
•0
Scott
11%
Oriente pref—10C
Sullivan Mach'y.lt)
23
Shaffer Stores com.,
20
8
Preferred
100 r
Prsca Gamble.. (t) d
39%
8 % Preferred—100
150
5% pref
100
94
Prod & Ref Corp.50 d
1%
Purity Bakeries., (f)
m
7%
16 %
r
55
65
2
5
60
Part conv 9c cl A (t) «
88
2%
5%
59
(t)
t
Preferred
9
d
—
U S Envelope—lOO
Preferred
.100
Sugar Estates
80
Sellers (G I) 9c Sons
4%
Class B
%
4%
0%
d
(t
10»
l5%
100
1st pref
U S DIstrib
20
%
2%
43%
U S Dairy Prod A (t)
Common B—ft)
15
%
Webster (t)
Strawbrldge 9c Cloth
6% preferred..100
7% preferred
8tromberg-Carls Tel
Studebaker Corp..Preferred
10(
Stuts Motor Car
1
45
13
55
10(
United
22
d
(t
2/
Stinnes(Hugo)Corpt
6% cum
it
com
Preferred
Prairie Oil & Gas .25
Prairie Pipe L
25 d
Preferred
Schiff Co
2%
31
preferred—(t)
Preferred
%
39"
U S Bobb 9c Shut. 100
7
4
25 d
Preferred
Sun
Seiberling Rubb—.1 d
r
3%
Re¬
Segal Lock & H'ware d
Preferred
d
r
Porto Rlc A Tob
Class A
Price Bros
Co—See
Co common
ODl
"3"
A*
60
public Gas above.
Seagrave
Sears, Roebuck A
I
Poor & Co class B.(f) d
53%
6
Scovill Mfg
Scullin Steel
4
3%
20"
18
Starrett(L S) Oo_(+
Starrett Corp—(f)
Stone 9c
Preferred
d
Scotten-Dillon Co It
Plttston Co
80c.
Stlx Baer 9c FuUerif)
36
11
86
1
4
(t)
Class A
$6
Stew-Warn Speed. 10
51
1%
12%
2%
1
Preferred
100
Pitts United Corp 25 d
Stanley Co of Am (t)
Stanley Works—21
Stetson (J B)
50
Schuite
100
Preferred B—100
82
100
Preferred
(f;
Preferred
51
10
Preferred
7% preferred..100
Schuite Retail St..
26
Pittsburgh Steel Fdy
14
...
100
St Maurice Val Corp
Preferred
100
St ttegis Pap, com.T
8axet
Im
1
Preferred A—100
45
(t>
Preferred
10
Untd Publish pf 100
Untd Sh Mach Oo26
Preferred
26
United Stores com.t
100
Preferred
com—(t)
Preferred
Preferred...—25 dr 25
ravage Arms
(t) d
Savan'h Sug com__T d
Preferred
lOf
30%
4%
Sugar
Stand Tank Oar— 1
40
100
Salt Creek Con Oil 10 d
Salt Creek Prod—10 d
50 d
20
38
8*
91
Untd Profit Shar.(t)
Steel Co of Can., (t) dr 21
^referred
6C d
United Porto RIcan
Stan Text Prod..100
St L Nat Stk Y—100
St L Rocky Mt A
100
Stand OU (Ohio)..25
BoardlOO
....
6
30
St Lawrence Flour
Mills com
100
Preferred
100 r
St L Oar Co 7 %pf 100
St L Cot Gomp—100
Pierce-Arrow Mot
Unit Paper
5% preferred.. 100
20%
19
26%
Unit Piece Dye com t
Preferred.
100
10
(Neb)..26
Stand OU Expt pflOO
Standard Screw .100
Preferred A—100
36
Safeway Stores—(t) d 50 A
6% pref
100
80
7% pref
100
85%
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
40
St Lawrence Oorp(t) dr 75c.
Pref class A
60 dr
2
8
Phillip-Jones Oorp.1
Oar
55
100
Ruberoid Co
100
Rumidor Corp com t
Safety Car H 9c L100
2
..
Preferred
5%
10
t
Preferred..
3%
1
100
1
Preferred
United Fruit
Stand Oil (Ky)
105
Royal Dutch Co N Y d 20 %
4
Rubel Ice & Coal
d
16
Preferred
Phelps-Dodge.
.26
Phlla Dairy pref
Un Eng 9c Fdy
(pal)—(t)
Stand OU of N J—26
Preferred A
%
2%
22
Stand OU
Royal Bak Pow
4
1
Preferred
100
United El Ooalvtct
Stand Oil (Ind)—26
Stand OU (Kan)..26
3
18
11
United Dyewood.100
Stand OU
4
90
1
I
Dlv ctf—See Tob
Stand Com Tob—t
80
Common
2%
9% % cum pref.10
Pet Milk.
(f;
Pet Corp of Am
Phillips Petrol
Phoenix Hosiery
5
40
Roosevelt Field
t
Roxy Theatre units.
6
t
Peoples Drug Stores
Common
(t)
n
Preferred
30
'/
Preferred
100
Preferred
share.
10
Prod.
100
0% pref.
__
52
45
Rocky Mt Fuel..lOU
4%
United Cigar Stores
of America
(t)
10
13
33
2
Splcer Mfg Co—(t)
83 cum conv pref t
Spiegel-May-Stern, 1
Splltdorf-Beth El
Standard Brands (t)
87 pref ser A
1
12%
Ask.
Per
Par
2%
10
100
Preferred
83
Penn Coal 9c Coke 60
Bid.
Stocks.
Par
Per share.
.
100
Penney
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Ask.
share.
28 %
Bid.
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
91
11^
47%
Supply—
(t) d
Common A
30
11%
12%
Ex-caah and stock
a Purchaser also pays accrued div. d Without par value, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price,
s Sale price, t New stock, u
dividend, v Ex-stock dividend, w Ex-100% stock dividend, x Ex-dividend. V Ex-rights,
z Minimum price established on Montreal and
t Price per share, not per cent.
and curb exchanges,
Toronto stock
INDUSTRIAL
Stocks.
Bid.
Par
West Dairy Pred At
Glass B ▼ t c
(t)
W't'n Md Dy Go (t)
Prior pref
Preferred
Ask.
Per
3%
4
Wheel Steel Oorp 100
Preferred
-.100
White Motor.....50 d
White Mot Sec pflOO
White Sew Mach (t)
50
1st preferred
OH
15%
29%
69%
60
Westland
15%
w*
70
First pref
Second
100
Westmoreland, Inc.f
5
11
Weston El lnstru.. f
Glass A
t
W Va Pulp ft Pap.-t
100
Whitman W m pf. 100
Whlttelsey Mrg
12
28
Wilcox ft Glbbs
Wilcox
(H F)
"5"
Westmoreland Ooalt
Preferred
m
100
io"'
ft
16
pref
Westvaco Chlorine
10 H
t d
12
Wilson ft Go
2*
■
96
115
31
34
%
20"
5
(t)
(t)
Glass B
Willys-Overland
25
100
Preferred
g*
~2 %
2
23
17
f
lH
23%
40
l
4
share
8%
8%
Yale ft Towne
25 d
Yellow Taxi (N Y)__ d
Yellow
Truck
ft
19%
3%
4
15%
Young (Edwin H)
Drug units....
d
Young (J S) Oo__100
Preferred
100
6
41%
24
87
42%
87
Young (L A) Spring
ft
Wire
_(t)
18% Youngstown Sheet
18
20
6%
99
31
35
83
15%
40%
%
8%
8M
50
48
& Tube
(unstpd.). d
Preferred
100
Zenith Radio
(t) d
Zonlte Products.... d
preferred. 100
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds and Stocks
Bonds.
Agricultural—5s '53
Bid.
'33-M&N
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932
M&N
Arkansas 5s 1952 opt 1932.MAN
Ask.
52
52
op
40
40
1952 opt 1932..J&D
5s 1957 opt 1937
J&J
5s 1955 opt 1935
M&N
5s
44
40
42
42'
42
42
1952 opt 1932.
M&S
5s 1964 opt 1934
J&J
5s 1955 opt 1935
J&D
5s 1957 opt 1937
M&S
5s 1953 opt 1933
M&S
Bankers—5s '53 opt *28
J&J
5a May 1952 opt 1932...M&N
5s Nov 1953
41
41
41
41
30
24
30
24
30
24
30
31
36
Feb 1957 opt '37
F&A
5s
Feb 1953 opt 1933
F&A
5s Dec 1953
opt 1933
J&D
California—5s 1951 opt 1931-M&N
5s July I960 opt 1230
J&J
5%s Nov 1951 opt 1931—M&N
Central 111—5s *53 opt '33—J&D
30
32
38
5Ms Nov 1951
opt
Des Moines—5s '52
1931
M&N
40
62
66
62
66
63
68
27
31
27
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
.A&O
Dallas—5s 1953 opt 1933—M&S
5s 1954 opt 19345s 1963 opt 1933
A&O
5a 1905 opt 1935
J&J
5s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
5a 1960 opt 1930
...A&O
5%a 1951 opt 1931
M&N
Dayton-Agrtc 5s '54 opt "34..J&J
Denver—5s 1954 opt 1934—J&D
5s 1955 opt 1935
F&A
5a 1950 opt 1930
F&A
40
38
31
42
38
38
36
39
37
37
42
40
42
41
41
37
41
35
38
35
38
34
37
34
52
37
37
55
52
55
52
55
52
55
34
52
52
•
52
53
52
55
,
.4
■>: 55
65
56
54
52
54
52
54
54
58
opt '32.M&N
38
42
5s May 1953 opt 1933—-M&N
5a 1903
opt 1933
M&N
38
42
5%s Nov 1951 opt 1931—M&N
First Oarollnas—5s 52opt'32M&N
5s
1954
5s 1955
5s Feb
5s June
opt 1934
opt 1935
38
42
40
42
31
33
A&O
J&J
31
33
31
33
1950 opt 1930
F&A
1950 opt 1930——J&D
31
33
31
33
FirstofOhey—5s 52 opt *32 M&N
53
55
Flrstlof Olev—6s'53 opt '33-M&N
1st ofFt Wavne5
52
55
59
64
5s Nov 1953
opt 1933—_M&N
4Ms May 1957 opt 1937-M&N
4 Ms Nov 1957
opt 1937—M&N
57
57
57
59"
Minn—5s'51opt'31 M&N
16
16
19
16
19
16
19
16
45
45
19
Ms'31opt'61M&N
First of
5s 1952 opt 1927
5s 1952 opt 1932
5s 1953 opt 1933
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
5Ms 1951 opt 1931
First of Montgomery 5s '54 opt '34
5s 1906
opt 1930
5s Apr 1967 opt 1937
5s Dec 1907 opt 1937
A&O
.A&O
J&D
45
45
Ask.
M&N
M&S
l»6« opt 1980
..A&O
First Trust of Chicago—
59
19
48
48
48
48
First Trust of Dallas—
5s Sept 1954 opt 1934
5s Feb 1957
opt 1937
Fletcher 4Mb 1954
F&A
M&S
F&A
opt 1934 M&N
4Mb 1955 opt 1935
M&N
4Mb Nov 1957 opt 1937-M&N
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
M&N
5%s Nov 1951 opt 1931—M&N
Fremont—5s 1953 opt '33.J&D
5s 1952 opt 1932
4Mb 1965 opt 1935
M&N
J&D
4%s 1906 opt 1930
A&O
Greensboro(NO)5s'53 op'33 A&O
5s Dec 1955 opt 1935
J&D
Greenbrier 5s 1904 opt 1934-A&0
5s 1965 opt 1935
5s 1957
-J&J
opt 1937
M&S
5s 1968 opt 1938
53 op
5s 1954 opt 1934—
5s 1955 opt 1935
-
Ill-Midwest—5s
'33-AftO
J&D
M&N
4 Ms Mar 1958
opt
1938-M&9
4%s 1950 opt 1530
M&N
Iowa 4 Ms 1955 opt 1935
4 Ms 1950 opt 1936
5s Nov 1951 opt 1931
A&O
F&A
M&N
M&N
Kentucky—5s '52 opt '32
5s 1954
opt 1934
J&J
5s Jan 1957
opt 1937
J&J
Lafayette—5s 1953 opt '33-M&N
4Ms Nov 1957 opt 1937--M&N
Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931-M&N
5s 1943 opt 1928
5s 1942 opt 1927.
—M&N
M&N
4Mb 1905 opt 1935
J&J
4%s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
4Mb 1907 opt 1937
J&J
Louisville—5s 1952 opt 1932M&N
5s Nov 1953
opt 1933
M&N
Maryland-Va 5s \55 opt '35-M&N
5s 1950 opt 1936
J&D
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937
A&O
Minneapolis Trust—
5s Nov 1952
opt 1932
M&N
Mississippi 5s "55 opt *35
F&A
5 Ms Nov 1951 opt '31—M&N
New York 5s *52
opt '32
J&J
5s 1953 opt 1933
5s 1955 opt 1935
—J&J
J&J
5s 1950 opt 1930.
M&N
N Y ft Pa—5s '53
opt *33—J&J
N Y ft N J 5s 1953
opt *33—J&D
5s 1954 opt 1934
M&N
5s 1955 opt 1935
5s 1950 opt 1930
J&D
J&D
No Caro—5s '53
opt '38—M&S
5s 1952 opt 19? I
M&N
5s 1955 opt 193 J——F&A
5s 1950
opt 1936
M&S
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937... -A&O
Ohio-Penna 5s 1954 opt 1931 J&J
77
74
74
74
79
79
79
79
89
84
52
55
52
95
55
49
52
49
42
46
42
46
52
38
38
38
38
39
39
39
43
34
38
32
35
75
80
71
85
55
90
55
55
57
43
43
75
60
60
60
61
53
57
56
70
64
64
54
69
60
50
50
54
50
54
53
58
53
58
64
68
64
68
64
68
63
41
67
46
42
48
44
46
44
46
44
46
44
46
44
46
44
46
44
46
44
44
46
33
36
33
36
33
36
33
36
33
50
36
40
36
40
50
Portland, Ore—5s'53op'33 J&J
5s 1954 opt 1934
M&N
5s 1955 opt 1935
M&N
6s 1956 opt 1930
J&J
Los Angeles—5s '53
opt *33 J&J
5s Mar 1957 opt 1937.-M&8
San Fran—5s *53
opt '33
J&J
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934..M&S
5s Sept 1957
opt 1937—M&S
Salt Lake O—5s 753
op '33 J&J
5s July 1950
opt 1930
J&J
Pennsylvania 5s '53 opt "33.M&N
5s Feb 1955
opt 1935
F&A
5s 1900 opt 1930
A&O
5s 1967 opt 1937
M&8
Phoenix 4 Ms '01 opt '41
J&D
5s 1901 optional 1941
J&D
Potomac 6s 1954 opt 1934
J&D
5s 1956 opt 1930
—J&D
5s 1957 opt 1937
KL-F&A
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938
J&J
St Louis—6s 1953
opt '33—J&D
5s 1952 opt 1932
M&N
5s 1943 opt 1928
J&D
6s Mar 1954 opt 1934
—M&S
5s 1955 opt 1935
4Ms 1950 opt 1930
San Antonio—
5s May 1953
opt
5s 1953 opt 1933
M&S
J&J
M&N
*33
M&N
5s 1954 opt 1934
M&N
5s 1950 opt 1930
J&J
5s 1957 opt 1937
—J&J
5s Mar 1958 opt *38
M&S
Shenandoah Val 5s 45 op *35 J&D
So Minn 5 Ms *51 opt *31—M&N
5s May 1953 opt 1933
5s 1952 opt 1932
5s 1904 opt 1934
M&N
M&N
M&N
Southwest (Little Rock, Ark.)—
6s May 1950 opt 1930
M&N
5s May 1957 opt 1937
M&N
Tennessee—
5s
Aug 1955 opt 1935
F&A
Union (Det) 5s '54 opt '34—M&N
5s May 1955
opt
5s 1950 opt 1930
5s 1957 opt 1937
50
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
56
54
54
54
54
55
64
45
45
45
45
27
27
27
27
27
27
58
58
58
58
58
58
52
15
15
15
15
43
43
41
50
1935—M&N
50
J&J
J&J
50
4Mb 1955 opt 1935
J&J
4 Ms 1950 opt 1930
J&J
4%s 1957 opt 1937
—J&J
Union Louisville. Ky—
6s 1952 opt 1932
M&N
5s Nov 1954 opt 1934
M&N
5s 1957 opt 1937
F&A
VIrglnia-Caro 5s *53 opt '33.M&N
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934...—F&A
5s May 1957 opt 1937
M&N
5s 1950 opt 1930
-F&A
Virginia—5s '53 opt *33—M&N
5s Nov 1 1951 opt 1931—M&N
5s 1955 opt 1935
J&J
50
44
44
44
53
53
53
40
40
40
40
52
52
52
46
J&J
J2.M&N
..
Bid.
_
Oct 1953 opt 1933— .A&O
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938.
5s
77
36
54
54
Oregon-Wash 5s '52 opi
Bonds and Stocks.
Pacific Ooast Jt Stk Land Bk—
4%s Dec 1955 opt 1935—A&O
4%s July 1954 opt 1934
J&J
opt 1933—M&N
opt 1935
J&J
Burlington 4Ms 1957 opt '37
5 s 1951 opt 1931
5s 1952 opt 1932—
5s 1903 opt 1933
4 %s 1952 opt 1932
4 Ms 1963 opt 1933
4 Ms 1952
opt 1932
4 Ma 1904 opt 1934
4 Ma 1905
opt 1935
%•
4 Ma Feb 1958 opt 1938
44
24
6s July 1 1953 opt 1933—-J&J
Central Iowa—5s "53 opt '33-A&C
5s May 1 1942 opt 1927.M&N
4Mb Nov 1 '52 opt '32—M&N
Chicago Joint 5Ms ol opt'31M&N
1943 opt 1933
5s 1905 opt 1935
44
42
4%s
5s
44
42
4 Ms 1955
Bid.
First New Orl 5s '44
opt '34M&N
First Texas—5s '42 opt '32-M&N
'
40
M&S
Atlantic—5s 1953 optl933..MftS
Bonds.
44
43
Atlanta—5s
5s 1950 opt 1930
55
55
46
44
STOCKS
Par
Atlanta....................
\tlantic
Chicago...........
Dallas-..—......—
100
....100
.....
Denver
100
Des Moines
100
First Oarollnas ............100
Freemont-
.................
Kansas City
Kentucky
....
Lincoln
...
100
100
100
North Carolina
Oregon- Washington
Potomac
..................
St Louis
...
;
San Antonio
100
South Minnesota...........100
Virginia
....................
5
Ask.
Per
Coach Mfg clB. 10 d
Preferred
100
20
7%
Bid.
Par
IIII
d
Stocks.
share
2%
22%
Preferred A
100
Preferred B
100
Wright Aeronaut'l.f d
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr__t d
Wurlltier
(Rudolph)
Common
...100
Oorp—
17 %
Class A
Preferred
100
Wolverine Portl O 10
Woods Mfg
100 r
Preferred
100
Woodward Iron.100
Preferred
100
Woolw'th (F W)_ _10 d
Worcester Skit. 100
91
Ask.
Per
1
t
Worthlngton Pomp
ft Mach......100
30
4%
STOCKS
Bid.
p<*r
30%
50
Glass A
Products
Stocks.
l6'"
Oil
(t)
Gas
Wilcox-Rich
88
6
Preferred
(t)
White Rk Mln Spgst
(t)
Ask.
share
9
Per
Par
15
MISCELLANEOUS
Bid.
Stocks.
share
13 %
(t)
Westing Air Br*ke(t)
West'hse El & Mf_50
&
10
20o"
—
16
80
1
8M
quotations wherever they can be obtained The custom
Therefore In most cases it will be found that instead of actual
prices we have inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain figures to Indicate the interest rate at which business in the bonds Is being done.
Thus 4.35% means that the particular security can be bought or sold at a price that will yield the purchaser or seller 4.35% per annum to the maturity
of the issue. Where two figures appear, as for Instance "4.25% to 4.35%," the rate of return varies according to the maturity—the shorter maturities yield¬
below prices for State and municipal securities, we give bid and asked
municipal securities on the basis of the return they yield per annum.
In reporting
however, is to quote
ing the lowest rate,
and the longer
maturities yielding the highest return.
is, the accrued interest must In all cases be added on.
brokers and dealers find it difficult, and in many cases, almost
them "and interest." That
municipal bonds the custom has always been to quote
In State and
demoralized condition of the municipal bond markets,
Note.—Owing to the present
municipalities, are practically out of the question and sales or
of demand often causes good bonds to be offered at almost
mposslbie to make quotations for municipal bonds. Bid prices, especially for the smaller
simply a matter of bargaining between buyer and seller. In fact the absolute lack
terms are
any
price.
UNITED STATES—See also pa
ge
First Liberty Loan—
J&D
CJonv 4% of 1932-47—J&D
Oonv 4M% °f 1932-47 J&D
2d conv 4 M %
'32-'47-J&D
Fourth Liberty Loan—
99
97
99*7jj
98»u
992,3i
99»i«
_
100*31
4M% of 1933-38
A&O 100«»«
Treasury 4)48 1947-1952 A&O I0230*i 103
Treasury 4s 1944-54
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90*7» 91
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8911
2s Pan Can Nov 1938
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95
8s Panama Canal 1961 —Q-M
92
95
8s Conversions 1946-47—Q-J
92
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2s Mar 15 1932
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80
82
4 Ms 1956 opt 1936—J&J
81
82
4Ms Jan 1957 opt '37 J&J
81
82
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81
82
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81
93 H
6s 1941 opt 1931—M&N
92 M
98 H
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4Hs 1943 opt 1933—J&J
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75
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98
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95
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97
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4Ms Ref Wat 1935-67. J&D
4Mb Water 1962-1965.J&D
8 0 No 1 4Mb 1934-53-J&J
8 D No 1 1932-1947—J&D
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5 Ms 1947-1956
-J&J
5 Ms
1964-1973
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5s 1974-1983
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96
95
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6 7.20
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6 7.20
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4M« Highway 1935-65
J&J 6 7.20
5a 1936-1962
M&S 6 7.20
Hot Springs 4Mb *32-'50-M&S
Little Rock 4Ha 32-40—M&N
4Hb Fund 1941-50
M&N
Little Rock S D 4s *32-'55M&S
St Francis Lev D 6s 1947.J&J n 85
5 Mb 1945-1964
J&J n 85
5Hi 1950-1969
J&J n 85
lis 1949 opt 1929
J&J n 80
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Highway 1932-37—J&J3
4Hs UnTv Blag Jan5'33-65J&J
4Ha Highway 1936- 48-J&J 30
4 Ha 1933-1947
F&A
4 Hs Olympiad 1936-'71_ J&J2
4 Ma
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4Mb 1935-1936
F&A
4Mb 1937-1940
F&A
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1941-1947
F&A
*s 1948-1952
F&A
4s Harb Imp 1985 opt "50-J&J
4s Jan 2 1941-1943
J&J2
4s Jan 2 1944-1948
J&J2
Alameda 4s 1932 to 1941-J&D
4Mb Mun Imp "32-'4f-A&0
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93
93
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100
100
100
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For to Rico 4Mb 1933-34- -J&J
4Hl 1937-1940
J&J
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6.90
6.90
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I
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.65
4.70
98
101
4.90
4.80
4.80
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5 6.10
to 5.50
6 6.10
4Hs Harbor imp 1934-73
4Hs 1952
M&S 6 6.10
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4.80
6 6.10
6 6.10
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6 6.10
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1949-51.M&S
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4s Pub Highway
6 6.10
s
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52
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1932-35
4s April 1 1932
4s
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6 6.50
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6 6.50
A&O
6 6.50
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A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
6 6.50
1932-37.A&O
6 6.50
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4s 1935-1936
4s 1937-1941—
4s 1942-1961
4 He Pub Imp
JMs 1933-1936
Hs 1937-1960
6 6.50
6 6.50
6 6.50
6 6.50
A&O
A&O
6 6.50
4Mb Pub Imp 1932-1937—
6s Sewers Sept 20 *41— M&S
Gadsden 6% Impt 1933-38—
6s Schools 1932-40—
Huntsvllle 5s Funding 1942..
6s Pub Imp 1936-1938
Jefferson County—
4Mb Ot H'se 1934-43—M&N
4Hs Ref 1934-1961—A&O
Mad'son Co 5s Refunding 1940
Mobile 5s School 1943
J&D
6s Refunding 1949
M&S
4Hs Refunding 1937-.A&0
4Mb Water & Sew '39.J&J
Mobile Co—
4Ms 1932-1948
6s School 1936-1945
4Mb R & B 1932-38—J&D
6 6.50
6 6.50
6
6
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72
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77
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75
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4Mb
1932-1951
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4Mb 1932-1949
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Merlden (T) 4s *32-'85—M&N
Middletown 4s 1932-35.M&N
New Britain (O) 3Ha "82-J&J
4s Munic Bldg 1948..—J&J
1932-1952
F&A
*4 Ms School 1932-'40.F&A
•4Mb School 1940-'52.F&A
4Mb Water Aug 1941..F&A
4 Ms 1932-1969
F&A
•4 Ms Sch Aug *32-'48.F&A
•4b Park 1932-1943
F&A
New Hav (O) 3 Ms '32- 35A&0
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•4b Apr 2 1940
•4Mb 1943-1952
•4Mb Paving Aug *87—-F&A
•4Mb Mch 15 "32-'35-M&S15
•5a ,36-'37-'39- 40-'41—A&O
1932-1951
J&J
New London 4s 1933....A&O
•5b
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1933-1936—M&S
4M» Park July 1942-J&J
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F&A
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J&D
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5
5b Water 1932-63—-...J&J
5b Municipal 1932-1960 JAJ
6 4.75
5b School 1982-1968—.-.6 4.75
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6 4.75
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6 4.90
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4s 1937-1945
4s 1946-1961
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/ 30
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—
92
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s......—
Oakdale Irrig Dist 5s
.... / 35
6 4.50
Oakland 5 Ha 1932 43 —F&A
6 4.60
4Mb Mun Imp 32- 43-F&A
6
4Mb 1932-1965—F&A 4.60
Oakland 8 D 4b 1932-44-J&J
64.75
Orange Co 5b 1933-45-—M&8
6 4.75
Pasadena 4s Jan 1932-42-J&J
4Mb Wat Pit '32-'36—A&O
6 4.75"
Re<Uands 5s 1932-51—J&J16
6 4.75
Riverside 5s 1932-'53—.J&D
6 4.75
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4Mb Sew & Dr 1932-34.J&J
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6 4.75
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4s
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4%
4%
4.76
4.75
.
•4Mb 1935-1938
M&S
•4MB 1939-1960
M&S
4Mb Munlo Bldg 1933 M&N
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•4Mb Northeast 1959.J&D
4Mb 2d North 1944
J&J
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5%
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6 4.75
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J&D
J&D
J&D
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'33-'49—F&A
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6 4.75
6 4.75
85
75
4MB 1939-1958
.J&D
Montgomery Pub Imp 6s 1934 6 6.75
6 6.75
6s Pub Imp 1932-1938
4H Sanitary Sewer 1932-44 6 6.75
b Basis,
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
6.50%
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6s Schools 1932-1947
Bessemer 6s Pub Imp 1932-386s Funding 1947
Birmingham 5Hs Pub Imp
Water 1932
'41.A&0
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101
1932-51-J&D
1945.M&N
4s 1946-1962
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4Mb 1933-1934
4MB 1935-1951
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01956—J&J
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4MB 1932
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6 4.50
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6 4.50
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38
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98
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—-J&J
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6 4.70
6 4.70
6 4.70
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4Ms High Sch 1933-63-J&J
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8Mb Improvt 1932-41.J&J 6
•6s Oonstruc'n 1932-49 J&D
Bristol 4Mb Water 1939..J&J
•5s July 1 1932-55
J&J
•Cheshire 4Mb 1933-45—J&J
Danbury 4s 1946 taxable. J&J
•4MB 1932-65
J&D
8Hs Fund 1941 taxle.A&O
Bast Hartford (Town)—
4Mb Sch 1932-36
M&N
4Ms Sch 1937-49
M&N
4 Ms Sch 1950-59
M&N
Bast Hartford Fire District—
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4s Jan 11944-1960
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6 4.50
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6 4.50
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1948
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1933-1956
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1935—Q-M
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85
75
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1957
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85
75
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4s Aug 1947 opt 1937..F&A
Philip Isls 4Hs
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77
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6s Jan 15 '33-*56
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5s 1932-1958
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4Ms Jan 1945
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75
80
75
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TERRITORIES & U. B. PO 88E88 ION8
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614s 1936-1944
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6%s 1933-1935
MAN
6 %s 1936-1939
MAN
6 lis 1940-1950
MAN
Orlando 5%s 1931-1952
46
46
48
Orange County 5s 1944—JAJ
65
46
82
82
82
82
55
JAJ
65
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75
St Augustine 6s 1955-.
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FAA
9a Impt 1932-1937
St Petersburg 6Hi 1949..JAJ
5HB 1932 1953
JAJ
6Hs June 1954
JAD
6a 1931-1938
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4Mb Impt 1932-37
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Certificates
FOREIGN
65
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35
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35
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70
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86
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16
15
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12
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42
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43
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28"
50
33
32
85%
95
Baden Extl
s f 7s 1951
JAJ
Bergen. Nor way—
Extl s f 5s 1960
MAS
Extl 8 f 5a Octl5'49-AA015
26
73%
28%
Berlin 6 Ha 1950
AAO
6s June 15 1958—'.JAD 15
26
FAA
FOREIGN CITIES, Ac.
Antwerp (City) extl 5s '58JAD
Bogota (City) extl 8s'45.AAO
Extl a f 6%a 1947
AAO
Bordeaux (City) 6s *34--MAN
Brisbane (City) Australia—
30-yr a f 5a 1957
MAS
65
30%
(Province) Germany
20
10%
48
32
1940
Extl a f 6s 1900
MAN
Extl a f 6s 1964
MAN
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
8 f 7s 1952 ser A
AAO
24%
20%
47
31%
Uruguay 8s ext
37H
Dollars per 1,000 lire J1?
flat,
42%
45"
Sf5Ha 1971
50
42
a
40%
60
Taiwan Electric Power—
Agrlc Loan) 6 Ha
Pub Util Credit
13
s
36
(Bank of the) 1st 6a *47FA A
Styria (Prov of) 7s 1946._FAA
SwecUsh5Ha ext 1954—MAN
Switzerland 5 Ha Ext *46-AAO
France (Republic of) 4s 1917
5% National Loan not red
before Jan 1931
O-F 16 t?$385i
5spremium 1920
MAN t>$48%
6% Natl loan of *20-JAD 16 r$40%
7s ext of 1924-1949
115
JAD
7%a External 1941—JAD
116
German Govt Internat—
5H% loan of 1930-05-JAD
German extl 7a 1949—AA015
German
Prov A Communal
Australia (Commonwealth)—
Ext 5s July 15 1955.JAJ15
Extl 5s 1957
MAS
Extl 4Hs 1956
MAN
u
65
6 H« Munloan '54 cl A AAO
Class B
AAO
Ext'l a f 7a 1950
MAS
Extl 8 f 0Hs 1950
MAS
Extl a 1.5Ha 1958
FAA
Prestlte Littario 5s
Ital Ored Consortium for
Pub wks ext 7a A '87.MA8
Pub wka ext 7a B '47-MAS
11
50
Ext 8s 1902
Extl 7b 1962 ser B
Silesia (Prov) Poland—
(Repub) 6a '45--MAS
Harz W W 0Hs 1949 -FAA
Hungarian Land Mtg Instlt'n
Mtg 7Hs 1961 ser A—MAN
8f 7%s 61 ser B(| bds)MAN
Hungary (Kingd) 7Ha*44 FAA
Industrial Mtge Bk of Finland
let M coll 78 July 1 1944—
Irish Free State 5s 1960-MAN
Italy (Kingd) extl 7b *51 -JAD
5% Int Consol
JAJ
f 6s (State Ry)'60 MAS
*i>J? ?f5ln' ^iSSSf
tPar 1,000 guilders,
75
5Hs Mar 1953—MAS
Extl 5Hs Nov 1953—MAN
Estonia (Rep of) 7b. 1967-JAJ
FAA
10%
10%
Extl a f 7s 1958JAD
Sllesian Landowners Assn—
80
Extl
—JAD
2%
JAJ
Saxon State Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945
JAD
Sink fund 6Hs 1940—JAD
Serbs Croats A SIov (King of)
Dutch E Indies 6s 1947—JAJ
Ext sf 6s 1962
MAS
(Rep) 0% Ex'52 A-AAO
Extl 6s sanlt wks 1961-FAA
—
97%
Rep 6 Ha '42-MAS
5 Ha Oust Adm 1940—AAO
2nd ser 5Ha 1940
AAO
Hamburg (State of) Germany
Gold 6a 1940
AAO
MAN
AAO
13%
100
Sink fd 6s 1968
Haiti
1st g 6s 195S Ser B—JAD
■xt
12%
Dominican
Finland
6
3
(Monopolies)
Ext'l 8s 1950JAJ
Extl water 7a 1950
MAS
7s 1946 (per 1.000 milrels)—
Extl s f 6s (of 1928) '68-JAJ
Sec a f 7a 1940
AAO
Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942.MAS
Extl 6Hs 1955
FAA
Trust rcta 4%b 1962-AA015
Hanover
f 6s 1960
f 6s 1980
MAN
1959
(Brazil) State of—
8% external loan 1936-JAJ
Czechoslovak Republic—
Ext ■ f 8a 1951 ser A—AAO
Ext a f 8s 1952 ser B—AAO
Denmark ext 6s 1942
JAJ
'58
Sink fund gold 6s 1959.JAD
Extl ■ f 6a Oct 1959
AAO
s
6Ha 1969
7
6
San Paulo
Grax(Mun) Austria 8s'54 MAN
Greek Govt s f 7s 1964—MAN
Internal 5s(of *09) 1945MA8
4a £ loan of 1897
AAO
■xt 6s or '23 1957 A
MAS
s
f
4
4
4
Salvador (Repub) 8s-1948JAJ
5%a Dec 31 1932—JAD 31
5Ht June 30 1933—JAD 31
Serial 5 Ha 1932
JAJ
Serial 6 Ha 1933
JAJ
Serial 5Ha 1934
JAJ
Oundln&marca Dep(Oolombia)
a
4
Institute 7a 1959
FAA
Russian 0%8 June 18 '19.JAJ
5H % Ext Ln Dec '21—JAD
6 Ha PubWkaJune30 '45JAD
5Hb June 30 1932.JAD 31
Bks (Cons
Argentine Repub—
Extl
Kxtl
6Ha
Rumania
"Extl" g 5s 1949
-FAA
"Extl" a f 5Hs '53--JAJ 15
80
GOVTS.
20-yr 7s 1946
...AAO
20-yr 7s Jan 15 1947 —JAJ
Akershus (Deptof). Norway—
6a 1963
MAN
Antloqula Ool (Dept of)—
Kxtl ■ f 7s ser A 1945—JAJ
Extl s f 7s Ser B 1945—JAJ
Extl s f 7s ser O 1945
JAJ
Eztl s f 7s ser D 1945—JAJ
Extl s f 7s 1957 lBt ser.AAO
Extl s f 7s 1957 2d ser.AAO
Eztl s f 7s 1957 3d ser .AAO
Grande Do Sul (State)
Brazil ext a t 8a 1940..A&O
7s extl s f 1966
MAN
Extl b f 7s 1967
JAD
Extl ■ f 6s 1968
JAD
Rlca(Rep)ext 7a'61MAN
Extl
3
Bio
AAO
Cuban 5s 1944 opt 1911—MAS
"Extl" g4Hs 49opt—FAA
18
Agrlcui
Mtg
Bk (Colombia)
Guar ■ f 6» 1947
FAA
Costa
5
2
31%
Queensland (State) 7s *41 AAO
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 FAA15
_
514s Jan 15 1934-45-JAJ 15
414s Feb 1937
FAA
...
6s 1952
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
Extl a f 7a 1942
—JAJ
Jackson ▼ 8 D No 1 5a Apr *46
Lakeland 6s....
•% School 1932-1951—JAJ
Pinellas Co 6s 1940
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940.AAO
Stab'n 1 ■ f 7a 1947. AAO 15
Extl a f 8s 1950
JAJ
Prussia 0Hs 1951
MAS15
0s 1962
MAN
Chinese Government—
f 6Ha 1947
JAD
Pernambuoo (State of) BrazilExtl a f 7a 1947
...MAS
Peru sec s f 7b 1959
MAS
Nat Loan extl 6s 1960 JAD
Extl a f 6a 1961
AAO
Chili Mtge Bk 6%s '57 JAD31
5 f gu 6 %s Jne 30'61 .JAD 31
5 f gu 6a 1901
AAO
8
JAD
Panama (Rep) ext5Ha'53JAD
Extl a f 5s 1963
MAN15
Parana (State of) Brazil 7s *58
ExtlRy ref 6s 1901-.—JAJ
s ! 6# 1962
MAS
Extl a. f. 6s 1963
MAN
85
90
5a 1952-1953
Extl a f 5a 1907
Guar a f 5a 1970
Extl
20-yr
3%
3
Norway Municipalities Bank—
Chili (Rep) ext 7a 1942-MAN
Extl a f 6s 1960
AAO
Extl a f 6s Feb 1961—FAA
Extl s f 6s Sept 1961—MAS
75
98
98
96
95
95
95
93
5a 1940-1966
5a 1933-1935
Extl sf 0s 1944
FAA
6s Ext Oct 15 1952.AA015
40-yr a f 5Hi 1905
JAD
35-yr extl sf 5s '63..MAS15
Hukuang Rys 5s £—JAD15
4.50
5a of 1890 £ red 1933— AAO
4 50
4Hs of '98 £ red *44—MAS
Colombia Rep 0s 1961
JAJ
Extl a f 6a (1928) 1961. AAO
Colombia Mtg Bk-
52
MAS
MAS
OAA
Norway ext 6s 1943—FAA 15
JAD
Sink fd 7s(of 1926)'46 MAN
Sink fd 7a (of 1927) '47 FAA
94
94
92
90
AAO
AAO
65
42
8 f 5%s 1950
,
1946
13
75
9%
35%
AAO
5s extl a f 1957—...FAA
Extl sf 5s 1958
AAO
Met Wat Serv A Dr Board
4.50
Dots! Oo 5 Hi~32 "o'p*1~2~ MAN
6a Armory 1944....—JAJ
Jacksonville 6s Jan 1 '36.JAJ
5s Jan 15 1934-45—JAJ 15
Miami 6 Ha 1932-35
5a 1932 1939
34%
Ser A lnt ctfe '38.AA015
4.75
4.50
9
AAO
Ext 6s 1954
14%
Farm loan 6s I960-—JAJ15
Farm loan 6s 1960 AA015
4.50
5
35%
New Sontb Wales (Australia)—
Cent Agrlcui Bank (Germany)
Farm loan 7> 1950—MAS15
4 50
IQqo.iqqfc
33%
4.50
50
53%
40
IX JAD
Secured af 7s 1957
,
MAN 15
4.75
9
ser
Extl sec 7a 1948
5
9
f 5s 1972
5a June 30 1955
JAJ
Netherl'ds 0s '72 (/tol)—MAS
0s 1972 series B„
f 7 Ha stabilization loan
7H«
5
FLORIDA.
b
Mtge Bank of Jugoslavia—
—
Gauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
4.20
4.20
IHsBldg—Oon'53-02 MAS
14s 8 F 1960-63 (a-a).AAO
—-
-----
1968
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
57%
m
Newfound 6Ha 1936-.JAD30
5Ha 1939
JAJ
5 Ha 1942 A1943
JAJ
Oaldaa (Dept of) Colombia,
External a f 7%s 1946.JAJ
to 4.75
to
97%
8
Sec
4.75
to
n_7.
0%s 1961——FAA
Bulgaria (Kingd) a f 7s '67 JAJ
to 4.75
to
Exch
f
«
60
68
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
5Ha f Feb 1 1937
-FAA
4a rand 1990 opt 1960-MAN
5s war loan *47op'29—JAD
Buenos Alres(ProV)6a '61MA8
Extl 8 f 7s 1952
AAO
to 4.75
4J4s Mar 16 1932-'48.MAS
Oaral Gables 5>4s'31-'66-AAO
6s Impt 1931-1938
JAJ
6a Ref A Impt *33-'56 var._
Drtle Oo 5s Oct 1947-'54 AAO
5s
1932-1937
JAJ
Dade Oo Spec Sch Dirt No 2
7a 1935--MAS
56
1H
Internal silver 3a
Minas Geraes (State) Brazil
Extl 8 Ha 1958
MAS
Extl 6%a 1959 ser A.MAS
British—Cons 2H? op'23 Q-J
4Hs War Loan *32-'45 JAD
414s City HaU '32-63—JAJ
1942-1948
£100 and £200 pieces.
Internal silver 5s
to 4.75
4a Water 1940-1965-JAJ15
1936-1937
1938-1941
£20 pieces
Bremen (State)
Water bury—
is 1936-50 (»-a)
1947-1949
8(1926) '57-AAO
'57-AAO
f 0% 8(1927)
to 4.75
W HavU 8D *414 s'32-"56 .MAN
Wart port 4 lis 1935-1944
b
Weston (T) 414s '32-'45_MAN *
Windham (T) 4%s *33-*36.JAJ
4a 1933-1934
JAJ
4a 1935-1937
JAJ
4a 1938-1942
JAJ
4a 1942-1952......—JAJ
DELAWARE.
External 5s of 1899
4s of 1904
Extl 4s of 1910 (£20 pieces)£100 and £200 pieces
Treas 0 % notes '23 ext to '33
————
To
Net.
Brazil
Ext a f 7s 1958
MAN
Mendoza (Prov) Argentina—
7%b extl a f 1951—
JAD
Mexico (U S of)—
58 of 1895.
a
Ask.
Japanese Government—
Maranhao (State
—
4.75
to 4.75
to 4.75
to
4a Water 1932-1939—JAJ15
101
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7a May '47
7s Oct 1947
AAO
Bolivia (Rep) Ext 8s '47-MAN
Extl 7a 1958---—-JAJ
Extl s f 7s 1969
MAS
Brazil 8% ext 1941
JAD
7a Cent By eleo 1952—JAD
S f 7Hs (ooff.sec.'22)JL952.
to 4.75
Bid.
4s £ '54 opt '10-J30 A D31 I
8 f 0Ha 1954
_FAA
Extl a f 5 H» 1965
_MAN
Oriental Dev Oe 6s '53.MAS
Orient Dev Co 5%s '58MAN
Lower Aust(Prov)7Hs '60JAD
100%
Extl sf
to 4.75
...
94H
88 H
7a 1956
JAD
Stablllz'n loan 7s 1956MAN
.
Bonds.
40
External s f 6s 1955——JAJ
6a 1933-71
Ask.
45g
45-FAJ
Belg Govt extl 6Hs 1949 MAS
to 4.75
Norwalk
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
93
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
BONDS
30
29
24
47%
—
S f 5a 1958
30-yr
102%
30%
24%
18
104"
42
22%
23
48
43
50
43
98"
10
17
92
78
8
9%
(Norway)—
f 0s 1954
MAS
80-year s f 6s 1955
M&N
OologneGerm'y 0 Hs '50 MAS15
s
23%
16%
78
76
FAA
20-yr a f 6s 1950
JAD
Budapest (City of) Hungary—
Extl a f 6a (of 1927)'62-JAD
Buenos Aires. Argentine Rep.
Ext en 0Ha 1955 ser B.JAJ
Extl s f 6s 1960 Ser C2 A&O
Extl s f 6s 1960 ser C3 AAO
Call (Colombia) a f 7s '47.MAN
Carlsbad (City) s f 8s '54-JAJ
Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl a f 7a 1960 ser A..MAS
Chrlstlanla
65%
55
75
36"
35
f 7s '52 JAJ
m Dollars per rubles flat,
n Nominal,
p Per £20.
r Canadian price,
s Sale priceDollars par 1,000 francs,
to Dollars per 600 francs,
y Par £200.
s Per £300 bond.
STATE
u
AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
Yield Basts
Yield Basis
To
or
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Cordoba (City) Argentine Rep
7s extl a f 1957
FAA
Extl a f 7s 1937
MAN 15
Danish Cons Municipal Loan
53*s 1955—
M&N
5a 1953
FA A
Danzig Port A Wat Ways Bd
Extla f 63*s 1952
JAJ
Dresden (Ger) extl 7s *45 MAN
mrankf t (Ger)
7a 1932
A AO
7a 1933-1934
A&O
7s 1935-1945
-A AO
Extla I63*sl953
MAN
GermanOons Munic 7s*47F&A
Cons munic 6s 1947—J AD
Hanover (City) Germany
■
Extl cony 7a 1939—.MAN
Havana—1st 6s 1939
Q-J
2d 6s
Q-J
Heidelberg (Germ)7 3*s'60 JAJ
Heisingfora (City) Finland—
Extl a f 6 Us 1960
AAO
22
37
37
38
45
35
50
25
40
25,,
253*
40
29
30
32
5s Jan 1 1935
2734
434a Jan 1 1970
s
92
100
293*
48
Nuremburg extl 6a 1952.FAA
Oslo a f 5 34 s 1946
Porto Alegre (City),
5s July
49
223*
20
24
23
29
36
5
33*
,1023*
1023*
103
103
43*s 1955
4 3*9
Mar
18
66
29
22
253*
Sinking fund 8s 1961
JAD
8 C 40-yr 73*s 1966
JAJ
Prague (Greater) City—
73*s loan of 1932-52—MAN
Bio ae Janeiro 8s 1946--AAO
Extl a f 6148 1953
FAA
7s I960 (per 1000 mlireis)
—
273*
113*
93*
15
91
94
25
11
Saarbrucken (City), Germany
Ext 7s Mar 31 1935— AAO
Extl a f 6a 1953
JAJ
6934
Extl a f 63*s 1957—MAN 15
Solssons (City), France—
Ext g 6s Nov 14 '36—MAN
Sydney (City) N 8 W—
25-yr s f 63*s 1955—-FAA
Tucuman(Clty)Argentlne Rep
Secured 7s 1951
JAD
Tokyo (City of) 5s of 1912—
Red ann s f beg '17-52.MAS
Extl a f 5 Ha 1961
AAO
Trondhjem (City), Norway—
Ext) a f 53*s 1957
MAN
Vienna (O) extl 6s '52—MAN
Warsaw (City) 7a 1958—FAA
Yokohama extl 6a 1961—JAD
106
s
45
143*
913*
58
41
11*
May
1952——MAN
63*s Vict Ln Nov '33.MAN
is Vict Ln Nov '34.MAN
is Vict Ln Dec *37—JAD
»s renew Nov 1932-MAN
Serv Nov 15 '36M&N15
5a N Serv Nov 15 '46MAN15
Alberta (Prov of) 5s '60AAO16
43*s Jan 16 1957—
JAJ
4 Ma Jan 15 1942—JAJ15
43*8 July 16 1958
JAJ
434s Apr 1 1961
AAO
434a June 11967
JAD
4*a Apr 1 1935
AAO
Brit Col (Prov) 5s *48-JAJ 15
6a Apr 25 1954
AAO 25
43*a 1932
JAD29
is 1933-1946
JAD29
is 1947-1956
JAD29
a a f deb Jan 23 *69 JAJ23
(s deb 1936
FAA15
Calgary 5s 1933
JAJ
5s June 15 1935
JAD 15
5s July 11945
JAJ
Edmonton (C) 5s *45&'50 AAO
6a ■ f 1955 A 1960
AAO
Halifax N S 4s July 1945
5s Jan 1951
—JAJ
Hamilton—4s Apr 1 '32.AAO
4s Elec LAP 1941—AAO
Lachlne P Q 5s 1954
JAD
Malsonneuve Q 534s '36.MAN
Manitoba (Prov) 5s 1944JAD2
43*s May 1 1945
MAN
43*s Dec 151056
JAD15
Montreal 5s Dec 1 1945.JAD
5s s f Nov 1 1956
MAN
43*8 May 1954—
43*8 Jan 1944
JAJ
434s 1932-1933
AA015
4 34s 1934-1935
AA015
434 s 1936-1939
A&015
434s 1940-1951
AA015
434s June 1 1971
JAD
4s May 1 1933 £
MAN
4s May 1 1944
MAN
33*s refdg May 1939-MAN
Metrep-Oo 4 V*s *53/54 A'fll
4Ha May 1 1965
MAN
43
453*
22
26
373*
52
52
58
5834
59
43
44
533*
593*
92
903*
89
88
93
88
9234
86
95
93
90
94
66
66
68
66
68
85
66
70
82
75
75
80
85
82
77
4 34s
75
75
83
85
"73"
"78"
73
78
6 Basis.
75
80
Oo
75
62
64
62
64
64
6.50
6.25
6.25
5.50
5.50
6.50
5
5.50
*32 '33 MAN 16
4.75
4.60
o4s
5
A&O
4.60
—A&O
4.60
1947 to 1957
A&O
&Puri Wayut> Sch D 5s 193o
4.60
4*s 1933 to 1941
1942 to
1946
4.75
5.50
k lary Sch City 4 *s Oct 1943
Haramon (City)—
67
6 7-/o
6
7%
6 7%
6 7%
4s
63*%
63*%
63*%
63*%
O
H
J&J30
1942-1956
5.50
Indianapolis—
*5 3*s Track Elev '33'47
14s Fire Dept J'ne 1 *41
&4*s
143*8
133*s
*33*8
J&J
4]
4)
4}
JAJ
Sch Jrne 15 '40JAD15
1932-1955
JAJ
Hospital 1936
.JAJ
4}
4]
4}
City HaU 1939..JAJ
Indianapolis 8 D—
*4s Bldg Sent 1 1946—JAJ
*33*1 July 11941—
JAJ
*5s Oct 20 1932-39.AAO20
43*
43*
Logansp't *4 3*8 *32-'37 JAD15
So Bend A4*s W W '43-MAN
475
JAD
MA8
43*
43*
43*
Cttty—
1939-1948.FAA
^3*
*4*s W W Dec '43
*53*s 1941
6
4%
4%
to
to
3.75
3.75
6 4.50
6 4.50
to
4.25
6
43*s
INDIAN
6 4.50
25
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.25
6 4.50
to 4.25
6 4.50
4.50
4.25
to 4.25
4.50
to 4.25
6 4.50
4.50
TERRITORY
(See
Oklab oma).
IOWA
b 4 85
to 4
b 4 65
to
b 4.90
b 4.85
to 4
b 4.85
to 4
b 4.85
b 4.90
to 4 75
6 4.40
6 4.20
to 4.40
6 4.50
to
6 4%
6 4.50
to 4.25
4*s 1932-1933
..JAD
43*s 1934-1940
JAD
Burlington 43*s '32 '33.MAV
Cedar Rapids 43*s '49-'53MAR
Davenport Indep Sch Dlst—
4* 1939-1940
MA N
43*8 1940-1941
MAN
Des Moines 5s *32-*57
JAJ
43*s W W 1932-42
JAD
6a Gen Obllg 1932-40—JAJ
Dea M Ind 8 D 43*8 '82—JAJ
43*s Sept 1 1945.
MAS
4*s 1944
4s Sept 1 1945
MA8
Port Dodge 5s Fund *39. AAO
Fremont Oo 5a 1932-35—JAJ
to 4.25
6 4.50
6 4.50
to 4.25
6 4.10
to 4.25
5a dty HaU 1932-39—MAN 6 4.85
M&rshalltown—
4*s Water 1932-42—AAO 6 4.85
4*a Water 1943A'44—AAO 6 4.85
6 4 85
Ottnmwa 4*s June 1936
Polk Oo 43*a 1932
AAOU 6 5%
75 %
M&rshalltown Ind S D—
to
6 4.50
6 4.50
to 4 25
6 4.50
to 4.25
90
6 4%
6 4.40
to 4
25
100
to 4 25
to 4.25
to 4.25
...
5%
_
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.60
b 4 .90
6 4.90
b4.t%
6%
to 6%
5s Fire Fund 1932-33—JAJ
5s Police Fund *32-'33-MAN
4*a Sewer 1932-47
Sioux City S D 5s 1941
to
4.60 %
801%
4.75 %
75 %
4.80
to 4.75
to 4.80
to 4 75
to
to 4
%
%
%
%
%
75 %
b 4.85
6 4.85
to 4
6 4.90
6 5%
to 4 80
5s Funding 1932-85.
JAJ 6 5%
Slonx City 6s '35-'45..FAA16 6 4 90
6s Ref Aug 15 1940—FAA16 64 90
to
Impt 1941
AAO
Cap Bldg 1933-39—.JAJ
HI
to
75 %
4 75 %
to 4.90
%
%
to 4.75
%
to 4.75
to4 75
to 4.75
to 4.75
to 4 75
to 4.80
to 4.80
to
4 90
to
490
MAN 6 4.85 to 4.75
JAJ 6 4.85 to4.75
May 11932 opt 1921. JAJ
KANSAS.
ILLINOIS
-J.
5
43*8 Serv Oomp 1932-43 FAA
43*b Aug 1 1932-38
FAA
4*8 1932-1943.
FAA
4*s 1932-1944
FAA
4s May 1 1932-1935
MAN
4a Highway 1932-1940—May
4s Highway 1941-1943.-May
4s Highway 1945-1054—MAS
4s 1945-1956
MAN
4s 1945-1958
M£N
Bloomington Township H S
Dlst No 206 43*a '36-'46
5
5
5
5
5
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
5.25
.
Champaign County—
■.
5s Road 1932-1943—MAN
Chicago 4a *33 to 1935....JAJ
4s Jan 1937 1939
JAJ
1933-1941
4s 1933-1934
4s 1935-1936
4s 1937-1950
4s
Impt
to 4
Highway '35 opt '25..JAJ
Hlghw 1937 op '27 ..JAJ
Ref 1932-1933
AAO
Ref 1934-1935
AAO
Ref 1936-1939
AAO
Ref 1940-1945
AAO
Boise City 8 D 6s 1940
JAJ
80
82
62
75
75
Fort Wayne—
4*s
4*s
4*s
4*s
4*s
90-
1955-
—MAS
North Vancouver 5s *60—lAJ
53*s
4*s
43*8
41*8
80
85
56
75
75
Blkhart 4V*» WW 12 '75 A A"
Evansville fc4s ref 1942...JAJ
IDAHO
80
88
75
INDIANA (see footnote k)
Cass
80
85
75
70
70
84
70
70
70
70
70
70
56
53
56
58
53
4*s 1932 1947—
Springfield Sanitary District—
JAD
43*s 1932-1944
85
81
65
65
58
River Forest S D No 90
Swalnsboro 6s 1932-50—AAO
Valdosta 5s 1933-1942
Jan 6 4%
Ware Oo 5s Road 1932-49-JAJ 6 4.40
Watklns S D 6s 1932-50.MAN 6 5.50
Woodbury 6s 1932-49—.JAD 6 5.50
75
75
75
65
65
65
Road 1936-49
—FAA
Moilne 43*s 1932.......JAJ
*
Rome4sMunlcbldg'32-'39AAO
Savannah—43*s ref 1943. JAJ
43*s Drainage 1944—FAA
43*s Refunding 1959..FAA
Spalding Oo—5s 32-*49—JAD
80
81
53
OS
53
South Bend School
90
87
87
77
68
75
68
86
85
73
65
65
5s
Sept 9 '32.MAS9
43*s ref 1935-1945—
JAJ
33*s Tan 1933-1935
JAJ
Albany—5s 1945
JAD
Athens—43*8 June 30 1943..
Atlanta—^43*8 Jan 11940. JAJ
5s Water 1933-'37
JAJ
5s Water 1938- 51
JAJ
43*8
1933 1956JAJ
83*8 July 1 1933
JAJ
Augusta—4 3*s Flood '42M&N
4s refunding 1934.....JAJ
Clarke Co 5s 1932-41
JAJ
Columbus—5s 1932-44
JAJ
Oordele 5a W W '33-'38—-JAJ
4 3*s Refunding 1939..JAJ
Bibb Co 43*s 1948-49—MAN
Crisp Co—
Hydro-Elec 5a '33-'57. FAN
Dougherty Co 5s '33-'48 MAb
Macon 43*s W W1932-36.JAJ
4s Pav A Sew *33 to '39.JAJ
Marietta 5a W W 1939...FAA
Pulaski Co 5s 1932-48
JAJ
77
85
93
Net.
65
Lake Co 5s road 1932-35-FAA
GEORGIA
48
58
Harbor Commissioners—
5s Nov 1 1969——MAN
New Brunswick 33** *33_JAJ
43*a non call 1958.MAN 15
43*8 8 f Apr 15 1961AA015
68
63
Winnipeg, Man. 5a '44..AAO
43*8 non-call 1944
MAN
43*s June 1 1948———JAD
43*s June 15 1950—JAD16
4s Aug 1 1946
FAA16
CANADA
5a
75
75
70
70
63
63
Verdun deb 5s 1954
1023*
63
53
53
53
1935-1948—
Granite City 4*s 1934-48—
Jackson Oo 4*s 1939-1944..
43*s 1942 and 1967—.FAA
102
75
75
75
75
75
75
68
4*s
JAD
4s St Imp
63
70
70
70
70
MAN
1932-1944
Evanston S D No 76—
15
15
Ask.
Elgin Sanitary Dlst—
5s
JAJ2
23
Dominion of Canada—
SO-yr 4a Oct 1 1960
AAO
43*a Feb 1 1936
FAA
5s refdg Oct 15 '43-AAO 15
5a Mar 1937
MAS
82
77
43* 1932-1933
AAO
43*s 1934-1935
AAO
43*8 1936-1937
—AAO
43*8 1938-1939
A&O
43*8 1940-1941
A&O
43*8 1942-1945
A&O
43*a 1946-1961
-A&O
4s £ July 1 1948
J&J
83*8 July 1 1944-45
J&J
Vancouver, B 0,53*s '39 AAO
53*s 1952
FAA
5s 1940 & 1941 var
5s 1945 A 1946 var
5s 1950 & 1951 var
5s Jan
15 1970
JAJ 14
15
Santa Fe (City) Arg Rep extl
34
7a 1945
-AAO
Santiago (City )Ohile7s'49 JAJ2 / 12
9
Extl a f 7a 1961
MAN /
17
Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952 MAN
4s Ser M 1932-1933
JAI
4s Forest Pres '32-'34_AA<
1960...MAS
1950-1959
MAN
MAN
43*s For Pres '32-'43_JAJl/
4*s 1935-1943—.
JAI
Nov 15 1957
5s
JAD
Chic West Park 4s 1936-41.
Cook Oo 43*s *32-'40...AA<
M&N15
Toronto *)s 1932-1940
JAJ
is 1940-1950———..JAJ
5s 1932-1934
JAD
5s 1935-1939
JAD
5s 1940-1949
JAD
25
6834
893*
15
is
113*
5
20
—
5s of 1904
Rome extl a f 614* 1952—AAO
Rotterdam (O) ext 6s '64.MAN
to6<
-
—
4s Nov 15 1935--MAN
113*
18
to 6r
4s 1935-50
(Province)—
JAD16
MAN
(non-call)
1959 (non-call)
1(48 Julv 2 1946
14
643*
253*
1943
5b
5a
163*
s
to 6%
to 6%
1 1932-1956 ..—JAJ
Saskatchewan
FAA
Brazil
to 6.75
4s 1940-1945 var
4s 1932-1947
4s Sept 3 1937-41...
4s 1932-59
43*a 1934. 1935.1944.. JAJ
43*s 1932-1937
JAJ
4*s 1938-1942
JAJ
43*8 1943-1960
JAJ
Quebec (Province)—
4V*a 1950 opt 1945—MAS 2
4tfs 8 f 1961
M&N
Quebec City 33*8 1933—-JAJ
5s 8 F (non-call) 1960 MAN
343*
12
63*s 1954
to 6.50
Ottawa City 5s '32-'45—JAJ
6s Munic Imp '32-'60—JAJ
100
Medellln (Munic) (Columbia;
7a extl Dec 1 1951
Milan(Italy)ext 63*s'52.A&0
Montevideo (City) 7s '52- JAD
Extl a f 6a 1959 aer A.MAN
43*s 1932-1933
AAO
43*a 1934-1936
AAO
43*a 1937-1950
AAO
Chicago Sanitary District—
43*s 1932 1933
MAN
43*s 1934-1938
MAN
43*a 1939-1948
MAN
43*8
1932
JAJ
43*8 1933-1936
JAJ
43*8 1937-1949
JAJ
43*s Jan 1 1950—
..JAJ
4s 1932-1945
JAJ
Chic So Park 4s *32-'89 var.
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
273*
92
JAJ
4s 1933-1937
4s 1933-1937
FA A
Chic Line Pk 4s '32-'48 MAN
JAJ 2
4s 1941—
MAN 6 6.50
4s May 15 1932-43.MAN 16 b 7.50
4s May 15 1944-57.MAN 16 6 6 50
4a May 15 1958-68.MAN 16 6 6.50
Bid.
Chicago School District—
77
77
96
to 6.50
to 6.50
JAJ 2
2734
,
III
III
Bonda.
91
85
90
73
73
94
To
or
Net.
to 6.75
MAN16 b 8%
MAN15 b 7.50 to 6.50
MAN16 b 6 50 to 6%
43*8 1933-'34
43*8 1935-'38
43*8 1939-70
413*
-
Ash.
80
Ontario (Prov) 6s *43- MAS16
43*8 1944
MAS
43*a Jan 15 '83-"47—J&J16
43*s Jan 15 '48-'67-JAJ16
43<s 1932
.MAN16
60
45
s
s
Hungarian Cons Munic Loan
Big 7His 1945
JAJ
Extl a f 7a Sept 1946
JAJ
Lelpzlg(01ty of) 7s 1947--F-A
Lyons (City) 6s 1934—MAN
Marseilles (City) 6s "34-MAIN
23
32*
-
Lima (City) Peru—
Extl a f 634a 1958—MAJ
64
65
61
MAN
Extl g 43*s 1953
Nova Scotia (Prov)5s 1934FAA
Deb 5s I960
;
MAS
Deb 43*s Sept 15 52 MAS15
Deb 43*s 1960
MAN16
95
Copenhagen 4s of 1901-MAN I 85
633*
6» June 1 1952
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Honda.
Net.
Jan
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
5.50
70
70
70
70
70
70
75
75
75
75
75
75
1—
43*a 1932-1933
JAJ
4 3* ■ Soldiers Oompen *84-*52
43*s 1932-1939
43*a 1940-1949
43*a 1950-1953
4a Soldiers Oomp 1953—JAJ
4a Soldiers Oomp 1954..JAJ
Crawford Oo 4*a 1939..
6 4 60
450%
6 4 60
4.50%
6 4.60
4 50%
6 4.60
6 4 60
4.50%
4.50%
440%
4 40%
4.80%
6 4.50
6 4 .50
6 4 90
Hutchinson—
,
43*s Pub Bldg '61 op '81 JAJ 6 4.90
6 4.90
43<s 1933
6 4.90
43*s 1939
Kansas City 5s 1942
FAA 6 4.95
4*s Wat A Light 1944. JAJ 6 4.95
43*s Wat Plant Pur *39 JAJ 6 4.95
43*s Imp July 18 '49—JAJ 6 4.95
Board or Education—
43*s 1933-1953—
FAA 6 4.95
4*s 1932-1953
JAJ 6 4.95
Sch Dlst 4*a 1933-54—JAJ 6 4.95
Leavenworth—
43*s Water 1933-1947..JAJ 6 4.80
Leavenworth Co 5a 1935..... 6 4 65
McPherson 43*a 1945.......
Reno Oo 5a 1941
6
6 4.70
Saline Oo 4Ha 1945
........
4^
4 75%
4 75%
4 75%
4.75%
4.75%
4.75%
4.75%
4.75%
4.75%
4.75%
4.65%
4 50%
470%
4.60%
4 50%
/ Flat price,
n Nominal,
k. Tax-exempt under a law approved March 9 1903 and which went into effect April 23 1903, bonds issued after
that date by State or municipal corporations are
tax-exempt, and these seU on 1 better basis.
0 Tax-exempt, under a law approved March 13 1909, and
Which went into effect Sept.l 1909, bonds issued after that date by municipal corporations are tax-exempt and these seU on a better basis,
s Sals price
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
To
or
Bonds.
Bid.
b 4.70
6 4.70
xugusta 4s Oct 151932-65A&0 6 4.20
Sangor—
97
4s Ref Wat '35 (taxable).J A J
94
Jath 4s Ref 1941 tax-ex. JAD
6 4.50
Belfast 4Ks Ref 1932-1950—
Blddeford 4s 1932-35—MAN 6 4.50
4.60%
4 60%
4.60%
4Kb
1948
6 4.80
6 4.80
4^s 1940-1945.
1932 1939.
irewer
High Sch Dist—
4Ks 1932-1945 -.—-MAN 6 4.50
Gardiner Water District—
96
4s 1934 «oxa6is)—-----JAJ
4.65%
4.65%
4.
KENTUCKY
4Ks Bridge 1950
4s
J&J
Ashland—5b 1932-37
MAS
4Hs 8 1 '42, *47 A *52..MAS
Bowling Green—5s 1955-J&J
Covington—
6s WW Jan 15'33-'61 J&J 16
4Mb Fdg 1932-48
FAA
4 Ks 1935-1950
AAO
4Kb WW 1932-51
JAJ
4s Fdg 1952 opt '42
FAA
4Kb School 1932-69
Crittenden Oounty—
5 Ks Fdg Feb 1 39-*49_FAA
Henderson Oounty—
5.50
5.50
5.50
4.80
4s
'ortlana
4.80
3 Kb July 1932 to 1939-MA8
Jortland Water District—
4.80
4s
6
4s
5.60
Milton 3Ks 1932
to
6 4.25
5%
New Bedford—
4b
Sewer
1932-41
97
to
5%
40
o,£B„1^32-'34 (tax-ex)
5%
to
5%
1935——MAS
Wakefield
5%
94
6 6%
4Ks Aug 16 1932-33—FAAlfi
4 Ks Rd A Bdge *32-'40 JAD16 6 5.24
6 5.25
4.50 4 Ks 1932-1942
4.50 4 H9 1932-1942—-— — -JAJ 6 5.25
4.50 Annapolis 4Kb W W 42 A&O
4.50, Baltimore -5s 1933-1946 M&S
to
5%
to
4.75'%
4.50
JAJ
4.50
JAJ
4.50
1941—JAJ
4.50
Park
4.30%
4" 75
5.50
6
5
5
1932-1933. A&O
1932 1960
6.10
JAJ
JAJ
—
6 4.50
J&J
F&a
...F&A
Water District
4Kb 1933 1953
^
4.50
4s Sewer 1965—FAA
1943
4s
5.50
5
M&N
W?Ith,^3?*8 1932-45
4s
.*
5
Warren
MARYLAND
JAD
1970—
5
5
5
5.50
f8!,19^'44 (tax-ex)...F&*
97
to
5%
5.25
4 Ks 1934 tax-ex
Taunton—
4 Ks 1933
97
92
5K
4s July 1
1932-35
J&J
4s July 1 1948-50
J&J
Springfield 3 Kb 1935.—J&
4.40
95
5
6
Tax exempt
Salem 4s Jan 1 '33 *54 tax-ex
SomervOle 4s Dec 1 1934 A&O
97
to
5.50
JAJ
'
Dist—
M&N 6 4.50
63
63
PIttsfleld—
4s 1932-1937 tax-ex. .JAJ 16
Quincy 3Ks *32 to '39—A&<
to 4.35
.—AAO
1932 1950
Waterville 3Ks
6
North Audover—
98
is
6
1933- 35
(tax-ex)..MAS
ewburyport—
3 Kb Water '32 to '34..J&L
Newton 4s 1935
faa
97
97
95
April 1939
(tax
M&N
exempt).
.
*8
5%
N
96
6 4.30
Net.
6
4.75
faa
4K» '32-43 (taxexmp) AAO b 5.20
5%
5%
to
To
.
faa
4si 1933-1937 tax-ex
96
to
.
Ask.
Need ham—
Bridge Dlst (taxable)
louth Portland Sewer
4.50
A
4.40
Funding 1938
JAD
Funding 1948——JAD
Saco 4s
FAA
8b Sew
ex.AAO
High Scb 1936 tax-exem.
H '32-'45 tax
4.80
—FAA
1
1959---MAN
Ref May 1
4s O
4.50
4.50
4s Sewer 1947
4s Lou W Oo 1959
or
Bid.
Bonds.
99
JAD
4
Ref 1965
4 Kb Jan 1 1970
4s Ref July 1 1937
Ref
Net.
Portland—
Livingston Oounty—
5 Kb RAB Fdg Marl'49AAO
Louisville—5a Sch 1962-AAO
4K« Hospital 1951
MAS
4Kb Bridge Rev '48—MAN
3Ks
to
93
Kittery Water District—
6 4,70
5s Jan 1933 to 1938--—JAJ
>ld Town Water District—
4s July 1932-1939
J&J 6 4.70
4s July 1952-1958
JAJ 6 4.70
4.80,
4Kb R&B Oct 1 34-"50 AAO
Hickman—0s Fdg 1949--MA8
Lexington—4s 1946
FAA
4s Jan
Ask.
Water District—
Kennebec
5b 8 D 1938
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
4.50
4.50vo
4.60%
6 4.75
Wichita 4 Ha 1932-38—
Wyandotte Oounty—
4 His Bridge '33 to '41--F&A 6 4.80
Yield Basis
~
Ask.
b 4.65
Sedgwick Oo 4Kb 1940
Shawnee Oo. 4Hs 1944—
b 4.65
Topeka 4Kb 1932-1933-F&A 6 4.70
Topeka 8 D 4Kb 1932-40
95
BONDS
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
to 4.75 %
to 4.75
See
4 90
1932-1981
5s Geo.
4 90
4s Parks 1955
M&N
—M&s
4.80
4.80
6 4.75
4.60%
4 .60%
4.60%
page 93.
MICHIGAN (See footnote °>
4 90
4kb Mar 1 1933-'55—M&S
4kb Mar 1 1955
M&s
Is Aug 1 1951—— -FAA 6 4.75
4s Annex 1954
-JAD 6 4.75
5.50
5
5
1939-1943 A&O
MEXICO
Foreign Govts,
490
5s Water 1961
McOracken Oo—5s 1933-MA8
Owennboro—6s Sewer
JAD
Winchester 4*
4 90
AAO
Imp. 1943-45--Lf&8
—A&O
5s registered 1946—__M&9
6s
%
5.25
F&a
Z \ti"r!nwL"4q 1932-34-j&»
Wellesley (Town)..
4s Mar 1
1933-1946—M&S
July 15 1941
J&J15
SS* mfc i6 1941
A&016
{KB Highway 1941—..J&D
5"
Highway 1940
J&D
Highway 1943
Highway Impt 1937
4 K»
4» Highway
F&A
A&O
Paducab—
4s Mar 1
6 4.75
4 .60%
4 Kb w w 1932-1970—AAO
Warren Oo—4His '34-'59.J&J
Is Aug 1 1961
-F&A 6 4.75
is School 1933-1939—m&n 6 4.75
4a 1945-1971
—-M&8 6 4.75
Ann Arbor School
District—
6 4.75
4.60%
4.60%
4.60%
4.60%
6 4.75
4 .60 %
imule
6 4.75
4.60%
4.60%
4.60%
LOUISIANA,
is
4s
is
JAD 15
JAD 15
JAD 15
JAD 15
JAD 15
JAD 15
FAA15
95
Impt 1940
J&J
Mar 1945
M&8
Refunding 1952—J&J
Sewage Impt "SO-A&O
Camber'd 4Kb W W '41-A&0
Hagerstown—
5s Water 1938-1917
A&O
4KB 1939-1980
AAO
Montgomery Oo
4Kb 1939-1968
MAN
Washington 8ub San Dlst—
4Kb Sewer s 1973
JAJ
6 4.75
"W
80
5s 1950 opt 1940
JAJ
5s 1952 opt 1942-j
JAJ
5s Oct 15 1962 op '52-A&0
70
5s Oct 15 1963
AA015
5s 1957-1907-i
AA015
5s 1959-1969
FAA15
5s 1972
Lafourche Basin Levee—
5s Jan 1954 opt 1944—JAJ
6s Jan 1937 opt 1928—JAJ
5s 1950-1970
AAO
Lake Borgne Dist Levee—
5s Dec 1952 opt 1942—JAD
New Orleans 5s Oct 1932..AAO
70
70
70
70
70
70
95
4His 1940-49
JAJ
4 Hs 1960-67
JAJ
4Hs 1932-1977
..AAO
4a Floating debt 1948.AAO
4s Constitutional 1942.JAJ
4s Public Impt 1950 opt
1942 (old Issue)
JAJ
4s Pub Impt '42 opt '2I.JAJ
95
88
96
5.75
73
4.30
90
93
JAJ
JAJ
5s July
1950-1959
4 K s 1934-1961 -
-JAJ
-AAO
85
85
85
5s
5s
Shreveport—
_
95
90
95
.
04s School 1940
M&N
o4s May 15 1950—.MAN lfi
*32-'54-AAO 6
MAS16
MAN 6
MAN 6
1933-1942—M&S 6
5
5
5
5
5
5
4.75
4K«
5
6
5.25
5
5
5
5
to 4.75
%
M&S 6 4.25
to 4.20
to 4.20
to 4.20
Auburn—
tax-ex—JAJI
96
98
5% 4.75%
—F&a
F&A
4s 1932 1953
4s
1943-1960
A&O
5
MAN
6
F&a
3Ks
3Kb
3Ks
3Ka
1932-1933
f&a
1934-1937
F&a
1938-1941..,.
F&a
1942-in
F&A
Graud Ra pids SchooiDlstrlct—
4K 1932 1943
M&S
04 Ks
Sept 15 1934—.MAS
04 Ks April 15 1957
4Ks 1932-47.A&O10
Jackson
5
5
5
6
5.50
JAJ
4 Ks Gen Impt '32-'54.M&N
Jackson Un 8D
T
4KB 1932-1936
M&N
4Kb 1937-1945
M&N
Lansing o5s 1932—
J&J15
o5b Jan 3 1933
J&J3
04Ks Jan 3 1933-'36—J&J3
4KS 1937-194*
...J&D
Muskegon 4K« 1933-44._J&J
M&S
-M&S
M&N
4s May 1 1934
4s 1932-1933
4s
M&N
4s
5.25
M&N
'32-'34-.M&N
5.50
5
FAA
JAJ
5
J&D
5.50
3Ks Dec 1932
J&D
6
6
M&S, 6 4.25
M&S 6 4.25
F&a 6
—F&a
1933-1935
1936-1942
JAD
5
to 4.20
4K» Flood Protec '33.M&S
4Kb Oct 1 1934-1938—A&O
4Ks
3Ka 1932 (tax-exmpt)_A&0
to 4.20
to 4.20
4Kb Mar 11935-1939
Grand Rapids 5s 1932-34.A&O
1 Kb 1932-1953
4 K» 1932
4Kb 1932-34 (tax-ex) .MAN
4Kb 1937 (tax-ex)
FAA
Lynn—
4s *35-'39 (tax-exmpt)_M&N
4a 1940-51 (tax-exmpt)M&N
4.25
Flint Union School Dist—
5s 1933-1954M&8
4.75
Lewell—
m&S 6 4.25
m&S 6 4.25
M&Si6
J&D
„/6* ( Vlar 15 A Apr 1) '32-'50
4.75
to 4.20
to 4.20
M&N
4K« '32-'54
4Kb i933 1937
to 4.20
to 4.20
M&8
04s May 11901
4Ks "32-'41 (tax-ex)
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
1944
.
Holyoke—
4Kb '33-'50 (tax-ex)
maine
5s Hway A Bdge
School
oFllot
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4s Sept 1 1932-1953
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4s Hlghw A Bdge *40-44
• Basis.
4s
%
(Town)
Gardner 4a wat
M&N15
M&N15
4.50
River—
4Kb 1932-44
J&J
M&N 15
Highland Park—
4KB 1933-1937
4Kb 1938-1941
4Ks '32 '34 i tax-ex)
is 1932 '55 (tax-ex)
Franklin
JAJ
1938-1939
4.50
KsJap 1 1957
M&S
June 1 1934
JAD
July 1 1935
JAJ
June 1 1943
JAD
June 1 1944
JAD
July 1 1945
JAJ
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Fall
J&D
4KB 1932
4 Ks 1933-1934
4KB 1935-1960
4.75
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8Kb
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1932..
1942-1962
♦
4 50
4.50
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5Kb Sewer 1933 1951..J&J
5s Pub Impt 1933 51—-J&J
35s Jan 15 1936-42..J&J16
34Ks Pub Lib 1948.J&J15
4Ks Jan 1 1933-1942 —J&J
4Ka Tan 1 1944-1957. J&T
o 4Kb 1932-1933
M&N
o4Ks 1934-1935
M&N
o4Ks 1936-1937
M&N
0 4Kb 1938-1951
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4 50
Everett—
Tensas Basin Levee District—
4s State Pier
3Ks 1932-1933
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1
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^5Ks Pub Util '33 '51.J&J
4.30
—
Cambridge—
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F&A
Chelsea—4s Park 1936--AAO
4« Sept 1 1958
..MAS
5s 1933-1936 —
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5s Jan 1957
50
4.30
to 4.60
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3 Kb Water 1932
_
1936-1944—
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1945-1967
—-JAD
PlaQuemlne Parish K Bank—
5s Oct 1952 opt 1942—AAO
Pentchartrain District—
D 6s 1944
MAN
5s July 1968
JAJ
Bed River A A B B District—
5a 1950 Series B
.AAO
5s Mar 1953 opt 1943-MAS
5s 1966 Series D——FAA
4
Brockton—
4Ks Sept 1 1932-1908-MAS
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
4.50
to 4.75
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Orleans District—
1932-1939
1940-1949
6 5.50
3Ks 1932-1951
j&j
>6a Pub 8erv 1933 -51—J&J
5.10
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M&S
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4Ks Dec 1976
J&D
4a July 1986
J&J
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4a Sub 1958 tax-ex
JAJ
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JAJ
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85
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4 H* 1933-39
o0s 1930
Dearborn 5s 1936
93
1932-1945 (tax ex).M&N 6 5.50
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F&A
Detroit—
reglstd 1932-'58.J&J
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JKs 1966 ref (tax-exem).J&J
1Kb 1937 reg (tax-exem).JAJ
1Kb Water 1942
J&J
1Kb gold July 1944
M&S
Is Met Sewerage 1930
M&s
Is gold July 1 1939
J&J
Is gold Water Jan 1 1941-J&J
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ittleborongh—
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M&S
90
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„
90
75
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97
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4 Ks 1934-1937
„
92
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8Kb
8K»
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4KB 1942-1952
FAA15
Atchafalaya Levee Dist—
5b Sept 1932-1972—MAB15
5s Dtst ref A imp '49-.MA8
5b 1933-1969—
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Baton Rouge—5s '33 '54-MAS
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1933-1957
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5s July
1946-57-M&N
A&O
1956-1965
M&s
1972-1975
M&s
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1933-1944
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5s Dec 31 1938
JAJ
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4^s High 1935-30
4K» High 1937-39
4K» High 1940-45
4Kb High 1946-49
4Ks High 1950-55
4KB 1933-1934-
1961
Maiden 4s*32-'44(tax-ex) F&A 6 5.75
Medford—
3 Ks 1932-1942 tax-ex.M&N
6
5.50
5
to 4.75
%
1934-1938
1939-1961
M&N
F&A
F&A
_F&A
Muskegon 8 D 5s 1942
July
Muskegon Oo 4Ks 1932—J&J
Pontiac—4Ks '33-'47
M&S
4f
1941-1957
4Kb 1946-1951
M&S
5Ks Sewer 1932-1942 F&A
6s Wat Impt 1932-35—J&D
6s Wat Impt 1936-50—J&D
Saginaw 4Kb sew '32-'33.J&J
4Kb Sewer 1932-1949.F&a
4 Ks Sewer 1932
J&D
4 Ks Sewer 1933-1951 ..J&D
4KaWat Jan 2 '33-'39.J&J
Wayne Oounty—
4Kb bldg&bdge '82-'89M&N
4Kb 1942-1949
A&O
4Kb 1932-1941
A&O
Wyandotte 4Kb 1934
J&D
/Flat price,
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STATE
96
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Bid.
MINNESOTA
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4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
1932-1947--J&J
M§_ 1932-1942
M&N
4sWater A Light 1930-A&O
4s 1632-1946
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4MB 1933-1934
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4MB 1935-1940
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96
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4.50
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4Mb
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1914—JAJ
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NEW
Jones Oo 5s 1932-1942—MAN
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4.60
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4.50
to 4.40
JAJ
J&J
4.60
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4.60
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J&.l
4.60
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4.60
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4.60
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7.50
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7.50
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to
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Road A bdge 1938
1940
s Highway *54 opt *39 J&J
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J&J
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J&J
As bury Park (City)—
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4Mb 1934-1953
M&N
4Mb 1936-1940
^.M&6
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—FAA
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4sRoad 1933-34 Ser D—MAS
4s 1943-1947
—MAS
4s Road 1944-1948
AAO
4s Nov 1 1948-1952
MAN
8MB 1948-1952
Jackson Co 4s 1933-'51—-JAJ
4Mb 1934-1950
JAJ
4MB 1936-50
JAJ15
4Mb 1949
—JAD
Joplin Sch Dlst 4Ms 1943-'48_
Kansas City 4Mb 1933
MAS
4Mb 1935
JAJ
4s 1935
—JAJ
5s 1935
JAJ
5s sewer 1935
JAJ
4MB 1939
JAJ
5s water 1939
JAJ
4Mb 1940
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4Mb Jan A July 1942
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AAO
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4s Auditorium 1932-1970
4s Various 1932-1970.MAN
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7.50
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Atlan Co. 4Ms 1932-35..
4.90%
4.90%
4.90%
4.90
5.10
4.80
4.80
Bayonne 5s 1933-1949
J&J
4Mb Jan 1 1933—J..-J&J
4Mb 1932-1953
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4Mb Funding 1945—.
4Mb School 1932—J—F&A
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4.80
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4b Court Hse 32-'38..A&O
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6 4.90
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1943-1949
1950-1954
1955-1958
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4Mb 1935-1967
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4Mb Impt May 15 1938-'66.
Ocean Oo 4Mb '32-*33—J&D
4Mb 1934-1950
J&D
Orange—
6b Water 1938
F&A
4Mb School 1943
J&D
4Mb Sewer 1932-1904.A&O
4s School House 1934..J&D
Passaic 4Mb 1933-40
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5Mb Gen Imp 32-'44—J&D
6 Mb Gen Imp '45-'51.-J&D
6b Imp 1932-1948
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Bridgeton (City)—
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6 4.90
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4Mb 1934-1939
4Mb 1940-1959.
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fork
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90
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5.75
5.75
5.75
5.75
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5%
5.75 to 5
5.75 to 5%
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Hudson Oo—4Mb 1948 .A&O
JAJ
Omaha SD 4Mb Mayl'56
Scottsbluff—
4.50
4.50
4.50
'43-FAA
4.75
4Mb Wat wka Dec 15 "41 JAJ
4Mb May 11950
MAN
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JAD
4.70
JAJ
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.25
5.75
4Mb Bldg&Rd'32-*45JAD2(!
Hackensack—4Mb 1942. F&A
96
JAJ
4Mb 1940-50
Omaha 4Ms ref 1933
£ 0-25 to 5.25
Oo—
5-10
MAN
1932-1953
6%
6%
6%
5.25
'to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
to
to
to
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£ 6.25 to 5 25
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Norfolk 4Mb ref 1945optMAS
North Platte 8cb Dlst—
4.70%
4.75%
4.70%
4.75%
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JAJ
]s Sewer July 1 '43—JAJ
5 Mb
98
Lincoln School District—
4Mb
1944..
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1
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4.50 ~
4.70
4Mb W W 1932-42—AAO
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1932-1960
4.75
Island Sch District-—
4Mb Ref 1932-40. opt 1930
Holdrege 8 D 5s 1939-52 JAD
Kearney—
4Mb Sch '44. opt 1929-JAD
4.50
Net.
Esse*
98
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Highway 1942
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5 5.75 to 5
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98
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100
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99
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4mb RdABdge '38-'44 MAN
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99
95
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Elizabeth—4Mb 1955
J&J
4Mb 1932-1933
A&O
4Mb 1934-1957
A&O
6 Ms Dec 1 1932-1946.J&D
Englewood—4s Sept '35.M&S
KfiRex On 4 Mb Road '35
F&A
4Mb 1932-1933
M&S15
4Mb 1934-1935
M&S15
4Mb 1936-1949
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4Mb 1950-1960
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96
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MONTANA
.
4Mb RdABdge '33-*37
4.80
1Mb Educational 1941...JAJ
4Mb Educational 1944—.JAJ
4.50%
4.50%
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5.15
4.80
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Springfield 4Msl934-49.MAN
University City—
4Mb 1932-1943
MAN
4MB 1942-1949
—JAJ15
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4
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Bonds.
Net
4.50
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J&J15
4Mb Dec 1 1939—-J&D
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To
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Bonds
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Yield Basis
Yield Basis
5
5
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b
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5.50
to 5.50
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to 5.50
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6%
6%
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to 6.50
to 6 50
to 6.60
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to 6.50
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Net.
to 6.50
1932-1968
J&D
5K« *32-'34-.M&N
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4Kb Feb 1 1945
F&A
4KB 1932-1907
A&O
4a N O Hall 1932
J&J
Perth Amboy 4Kb Apr 1944—
4Mb Water 1933-34—M&S2
4Mb Water 1935-64-M&82
4Mb School 1932-1960-A&O
4kb School 1938
5s Feb. 1930-1977
F&A
PlaInfield—4* 1932 lo*84-J&D
4s School 1959
M&N
4Kb 1932-1962 Tarlous
Rahway 4Kb 1932-34
4Kb 1935-1936
4Kb 1932-1934
4KB 1935-1936
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Red Bank (Borough)—
4KB 1932-1953
M&N
to 6.50
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to 6.50
4Kb Water
to 6.50
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to 6.50
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4KB
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to 6.50
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Buffalo 5Kb 1944
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
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to
$0
to 5.25
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F&A 6 6.25
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b
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M&S 6
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7%
6.50
6.50
b 6.50
Road&Bdge*33-47 F&A 6 6.50
1932-'52
(s Park 1932-*85—J&D15 b
(b Park 1936-*87—J&D15 b
Oct 11942......
A&O b
4b Park 1932
M&N b
4b Park 1933-1937
M&N b
Union Township Sch Dlst—
4Kb 1932-1908
J&J 6
VailsDurg—See Newark.
__
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
7%
to 5.25
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Vlneland (Boro)—
to 5.25,
,0
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to
5.50|%
to
5.50!%
4kb Water
to
5.50i%
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6.50
5.25
5.25
1933-1934
1933-1950
M&S 6
4Kb 1932-1966
A&O 6
West New York 5s 1936-M&S 6
Woodbrldge 6s 1933.-.A&O 5 6
NEW MEXICO
.
6.75
7
8'
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5
5
5
5.25
5.25
-F&A
5
5
4.70
4.70
4.70
4.70
4.70
5
6
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
to 5.50
b
6%
to 5.50
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6%
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Freeport 4.20 8er'32-45M&N
4.20 sewer 1940-196O-M&N
4Kb 1932-1951
M&N
4.40s 1932-1950——--M&N
Garden Olty 4 Kb 1932-52. J&J
Green burgh (T)—
4a 1934-1951
J&J
Greenburgh U S Sch Dist No 9
7%
7%
7%
to 5.75
to 5.75
to 6.25
5
4s
6.25
b
1933-1905———J&D
*33-*50--M&N
F&A
4.40s
%
6
b
b
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
to
5.50
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to
6 6.50
to
6 6.50
to
6%
to
6%
to
4Kb Ref 1953 opt 1933..J&J
4Kb Deo 16 1952 opt *22-J&D
4s Fund 1939 opt 1919—M&S
4s Highway 1932-1944—J&J
Albuquerque 5s W W 1962J&D
4KB 1933-1950
J&J
95
95
90
"97"
5.50
95
"166""
97
Hempstead Un P 8 D No 1—
8s 1933-1954
--M&S 6
92
95
85
90
*34-36.m&s 6 4.50
4b St Inst Bldg *32-*53
m&s
99
4s Apr 15 1940-1955—a&015
99
4s Grade Grots &c
6%
6%
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
92
1934-1935
M&S
1936-1937
—M&S
1938-1951—M&S
Irrington 4.10s '32-80--A&O 6
Ithaca—-4Kb Water 1942-J&J 6
4s
4.10%
4s
4s
4.1$
109
109
...J&J
4KB 1940-1954
6
104
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104
4Kb 1932-1933
A&015 6
4K« 1934-1940
A&015 6
Jamestown S D 5»'32-'39. J&D 6
102
Johnstown 4Kb Dec
1932-*37-
6
JKings Oo 4s May 1 *32-'44— 6
100
100
Kingston 8Kb g *32-'86-A&0
6
Lackawanna 4 Kb'32-'54 M&N 6
6
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100
100 K
100"
*
*
100
s
100
Sch 1932-1944
0s
100
5s
100
6
1943-1949
b
1943-1949
1933-1942
-----
to 5.50 %
to 5.50 %
6% to 5.50 %
6% to 5.50 %
6% to 5.50 %
6% to 5.50 %
6% to 5.50 %
6% to 5>50i %
5.75 to 5.50 %
5.75 to 5 50 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
5.75 ito 5.50 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
575 to 5.50 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
5.75 to 5.50 %
6%
6%
...
6
M&S 6
M&S 6
100
*32-'60-M&N
5KB 1933-1934
J&D
5K« 1935-1940
J&D
5 Ks 1941-1960
J&D
Mamaroneck (T )4K a*32-64J& J 6 6%
100
100
100
5 Kb May 1 *32-*62
3.90s 1935-1930
4%
100
3.90s
1937-1939
1940-1904
M&N
J&J
J&J
J&J
Mlddleport 4.35s *32-'42_J&D
4%
4%
3.90a
100
4.35s Sewer *32-'39
100
Monroe Oo 4s 1933-44
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
J&D
F&A 6 5.75
St Ins
s
Mar 15 1932
m&s
Mar 15 1933
m&s
Mar 15 *34-*35—m&s
Mar 15 *30-*39—m&s
Mar 15 *40-*81—m&s
Bldg *32-78
-M&s 6 4.05
16
15
15
15
6
6
6
6
8kb Mar 16 1932
m&s 15
8kb Mar 15 1933
m&s 15
8kb Mar 15 *34-*35—m&s 15
8kb Mar 15 *36-*39—m&s 15
8kb Mar 15 '40-*81—m&s 15
8s g Jan 1 1956
J&j
8s g July 1 1958
J&j
6
6
6
6
6
a
s
a
4.50
4.50
4.25
4.10
15 6 4.05
|s g Canal Jan 1 1959—j&j
Is Canal 1957-59
J&j
Albany Oo 4kb 1936-38.M&n
4kb 1932-1900
m&s
8KoFund 1932-1941-m&n
4.50
4.50
4.25
4.15
4.05
93
93
93
93
6 5.75
3.95%
3.90 Oo Bldg '34-'60—F&A
Mineola (V) 4.40s 1932-68 J&J 6 5.75
Mt Vernon 4kb *32~'43—A&O 6 5.75
ft
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m&n
exempt 1942
Port of n y
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39-m&S
m&s
m&n
4Kb 1944-1948
m&n
4Kb 1949-1953
m&n
4kb 1933-1934
m&s
4kb 1935-1938
M&s
4kb 1939-1946
M&s
4kb 1947 1953
M&S
4kb 1954-1960
M&s
Putnam Co 4k» *32-'51-a&(>
n j Bdge 4Kb *33
4Kb 1940 1940
4Kb 1939-1943
4s 1933-1934
...f&a
4a 1935-1954
f&a
Rensselaer
County—
4Kb Highway 1932
f&a
4Kb Highway 1933-36 f&a
4k« Highway 1937-58 f& a
Rochester 5s 1933-1951 -f&a
5s 1933-1936
f&a 6
5s 1937-1938
f&a
5s 1939-1962..
f&a
to 6 50
6
4kb
1933 1934.
M&S
6%
to 5 50
to 5.50 %
4Kb
1935-1959
48
M&8 6 5 50
6 6%
to 4 75
to 5.50
to 5.50
%
Imp Sch &c *33-'47--j&j
3Kb Ref 1933 opt 1913-j&j
%
to 5.50 %
Rockland Oo—4s
to 5.50 %
to
4Kb •32 *31
5.50 %
%
4kb
to 5.50
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to 5
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to 5 50
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1933-1946
to
4.75
<j2-*34.m&s
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—m&s
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4 15s
1932 1952
j&d
Rome 6Ks 1932-1941...a&0
4s Sewerage 1950-55—M&N 6 5.75
5s Jan 2 1938
J&J
Nassau Oo—5s *32-*39—M&N
to 5.50
to 5%
6
6%
to 5.50
to 5.75
to
%
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Rye(v)6s Mar 10 *32-*38 m&«
Rye & Har son Un Fr 8 d No 6
4.40s 1933 1953
f&a
Saranac Lake 4.45«*33 '39f&a
Saratoga Oo 5s 1932-1941
4kb 1932
m&s
3.90%
to 5 50
to 5 50
4Kb 1932-1934
A&<>
to 5%
4Kb 1935-1944
A&O
M&s
to
5%
to
5%
96
4Kb 1932-1946
96
96
4B 1932-1939
3 KB 1944-1950
96
,
14.70
6%
4Kb Jan 16 1933
j&j
4Kb Pub Imp *32 *48—f&a
to 5.50 %
to 5.50
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6 Kb
4.70
70
5.75
1 4.00s 1944-1966
1932-1934
A&O 6 5.75
1935-1941
A&O 6 5.75
4Kb School 1902-73—M&N 6 5 75
4%
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4%
4%
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6
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Port Chester 6s 1932
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6s 1933
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6s 1934
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Port Jervis 4Kb 1937-1966
3KB 1951-1961
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J&J
-J&J
Newburgh 4Kb *33 *34—F&A
4 Wat Imp 1942-62
J&J
4Kb Was Imp
1932-41-J&J
to 5%
to
5%
4kb 1933-1955
m&8
4b Sept 1 1945-1954
m&8
Saratoga Springs—
4Kb Park 1932-40
a&o
Scarsdale 4Kb 1932-45 ..j&d
to
5%
5%
5%
to 5%
to
to
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4Kb Wat Mayl'41-*48 m&n
4Kb Repay *32-*33 reg m&n
4Kb Sew *39-*40 reg—m&n
3.95 not 1 1901-197o.m&n
3kb 1942-1945
man
3s May 1 1935
m&n
NiagFalls8D—4 Kb'32-*34 f&a
4kb 1935-1960
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No Hempstead s d No 7—
4Kb 1934-1942. ——j&i)
North Tarrytown (6)
4Kb Water 1932-45—a&o
4Kb Water 1946-64
a&o
4kb 1947-72
—j&j
Oneida—4s Water *40-*45-j&j
4Kb Water 1933 39
-j&j
Onondaga Co-4ks *32-47a&o
3.70s 1932-1951
a&o
Ontario Co 4s '32-'51
m&n
Osslning 4Kb 1932 42—m&a
4Kb Water 1932-1909.a&o
Oswego— 5 Kb 1932 46.-m&n
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100
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m&n
m&n
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g exempt 1952..m&n
g exempt 1953..m&n
3kb g exempt 1954—m&n
3Kb g Water ex '54..m&n
8Kb exempt 1955
m&n
3 Kb stock Apr 1 1954. a&o
Nlag Falls—5Kb *41-'4« m&n
4.15s Sewer 1965-70.-m&n
Long Beach 5 Ke
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Hlghw Imp Mar '61..M&s
99
4b Palisade Park 1961
M&s
99
4fl Canal Jan 1962
J&j
99
4s Hlghw Imp Mar '62..m&s
99
4a Canal Imp Jan 1967—j&j
99
4s Hlghw Imp Mar '07
M&s
99
4a Palisades Park 1967..M&s
99
4a Bldg constr *82-*39
m&s 6 4.50
4i Bldg constr *40-*49
m&s
99
1934-1947—F&A
Regulating Dlst—
1932-1934
J&J
1935-1905
J&J
1 1935-1965
J&J
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Isllp (T) 4s 1933
M&S
90
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97
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1936-1980-.---F&A
4kB
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1957-mvn
-
6%
6%
100
95
95
6 4.50
5s Jan & Mar 1 1936-1945—- 6 4.25
5b Jan 1933-1935
J&J 6 4.50
5b Jan & Mar 1946-1970
6 4 25
4Kb Highway 1963
M&S 107
4 1b Canal 1964
.—J&J 107
4 (I Canal 1965
.J&J 102
4 (b Highway 1965
M&S 102
101
4 Is Barge Canal 1945...J&J
4 is Bonus 1932-1939
A&O 100
la Bonus 1940-1949
A&O 6 4.10
99
4a*CalnaT term'l942—1 J&j
4s Canal Term Jan 1940-. J&j
99
4s k High Imp Mar 1951 M&s
99
4b g High Imp Sept 195s m&s
99
4s High Imp Mar 1960
M&s
99
4s Canal Imp July 1960—j&j
99
4s Canal Imp Jan 1961—j&j
99
4s Canal Imp July 1961..j&j
99
6 6.50
32- 87 M&8 6 6.50
Hempstead(T)4KB'32- 59A&0 6 6%
Hempstead 4 k» 1932-65 M&s 6 6%
7%
%
to 5.50
Harrison (T)4Ks 33- 35
to
6b Highway 1935-1940—J&J
5Ks Highway 1935-1940-J&J
1933-1935—'—M&S
5
M&S
1932-*45—A&O
1945-1963--——M&8
Essex Co 4s 1933-1950—. M&S
Franklin Oo 4Kb 33- 40.M&S
to 5.50
to
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5
1933-1935—--—
1932-1933— J&D
4Kb 1934-1935
J&D
4KB 1936-1938
J&D
4KB 1939-1959
-J&D
to 5.50
to
M&S 6
5Ks
5.15
5
4Kb Apr 1
to 5.50 %
to 5.50 %
Various May
4s May 1959
4s 1932-1937
rle Oo 4 Ks
to
4s
4s Not 1958
6.50
33-34—M&S
M&S
4KB 1935-1958
BUmlra—■4s 1935
5.50|%
to
Jan. 1 1977
j&j
Sch & Var *32-*39-j&d
1960 opt 1930
m&s
1960
m&s
Mar 1 1962
m&s
Mar 1 1904
m&s
April 1935
a&o
April 1 1900
a&o
6.50
M&N
-M&N
1938-1940
M&S
4s 1947-1954- ------ M&S
East Chester 4Kb *33- 34 F&A
to
to
6
5 Kb
Westfleld 5s June 15'82-*60J&D
-
4,70
4.70
6.50
4s
Ventnor Olty—
—
4.70
4Kb '32- 51
4.20s 32- 62 A&O
F&A 6 6.25
J&u
m&s
m&n
m&n
1907—j&j
Oorp stock 1932
j&j
Oorp stk 1971 -j&dl 6
Corp stk 1932-1935j&d
Corp stk 1936-79-j&d
May 1957
not 1957
Oorp stock
4kb not 15 1978—m&n15
4s Oct 1 1980
a&o
4s May 1977
m&n
4s Various 1936
m&n
4s Not 1955
m&n
4s Various 1950
m&n
4.70
6%
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to
4 kb not 15 *32-*68.m&n15
6'
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6 6.25
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4.70
6<
to
to
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Franklin Oounty—
5 50
1932-1940 reg—a&o
1932-1942
Fund June
•4 M« 1932
•5B W W
6M%
Raleigh 5a Munlc Bldg '39J&J
6b Impt June 1 1944—-J&D
4Mb 1932-1907
A&O
Randolph Oo 4Mb '33-'47.F&a
4Mb 1948-1959.
F&a
Rutherford Oo 5s *32*52—J&J
Salisbury 6s Impt '32-'35 J&J
0b 1932-1941
M&N
Wilmington—
5s Ref & Impt 1955—A&o
4 Ms 1932-1962
A&O
♦ Msg Wat & Sew-48.
\&C
4 Ms Pub Imp 1933-1960J&J
6
6
4Ms 1932
A&O
4MB 1933-1950
A&O
4Mb Feb 16 1932-1957.
4MB 1932-1970
J&D
4Mb 1932-1965
J&J
8Mb Water 1932-38——j&J
Utica—4Mb 1932-35
M&N
4Mb Pub Imp '32-*45-J&Jl6
4.20s 1933-1937
F&A
4.2 0b 1938-1949
-F&A
4.15a 1932
M&N
4.15s 1933-1950
M&N
4.10s 1932-1946
A&O
3.90s 1933-1948
F&A
3Mb May 15 *32-*35—M&N
3ms May 15 '36-'51—M&N
4Mb
5b
5.50
5.50
•5b St Impt 1932-35.—A&o 6 5.20
•Catt Liverpool—4s 1940.J&J 6
5.20
Elyria 4s 1932 to 1938
J&D
m
6M%
6 M %
6M%
6 ya.%
Net.
5.50
F&A
*68 Mar 10 32-'46—M&816
tast Cleveland—
6
4Mb Sewer 1932-1953—J&J
69 Water 1932 L950
J&J
5 Ms Water 1932-1950—J&J
60
94
M&S
5.50
FA-A
Warren Oo 4 Mb 19M2
78
M&N
Ask.
•4Mb Bdge 1932-1951.M&S
5.50
•4Mb W W Imp 1940—J&D
5.50
•4Mb Bdge 1933-30—A&0
5.5)
•4Mb 1932-1940
M&F
5.50
4 Ms 1941-1961
M&S
5.50
Dayton 8 D 5Ms "41-61 M&8 65 m%
78
M&n
4Mb 1943-1947
M&N
1944.J&D
Imp 1945
"78
,6b Bridge 1937-1951—f&a
Mecklenburg Oo—
4.70
Bid.
*5 Ma W W Imp
•fis W W
75
Lincoln Oo 5s 1943 & "48-J&J
4.50
To
Bonds
Dayton—fis 1932
80
-
.
Troy 6b
6.50%
4Mb 1932-1933
M&n
4Mb 1934-1957
M&N
High Point 4Mb 1933 *48 J&J
6a Wat Serv 1932-1909 J&D
Iredell Oo 5s Aug 1 '42. F&A
4Mb 1932-1939
A&U
4M« 1940-1960
A&O
4.75
5
-
3Mb 1932-1933
8M« 1934-1936
3 Ms 1937-1940
3Ms 1941-1951.
Oo 4Mb '32-'58-J&D 6 7.50
Granville Oo 4Ms '39—M&N
70
Greensboro 5s 1942 W—F&A
68
4Mb 1933-1963
J&J
4Mb 1933 1965
F&A 6 68
4s Water Works 1954—J&J 6 68
Greenville 5b W W *58—F&A 6 68
Net,
Guilford Oounty—
32-,45-a&0
19'-2 ' 946
Ask.
Forsyth
4.75
Syracuse 4 Ms 1932 36 Various
fis May 16 1932 1938
5 34* 1932-1960
—M&8
4Mb June 15 '32-34-J&D16
4MB 1932-1944
MAN
4.20s Dec 15 1932-71 J&D15
4aJune 15 1932 44—J&Dlo
4s
Bid.
4.70
Bolvay 4Mb 1932 4U.-..f&a
Somers (T) 4mb "32 53-m&n
Southampton 6s '36-'43-m&n
5s 1944-71
---M&N
Steuben Oo 4Mb '33 *37—F&A
Suffolk Oo 4Mb 1932
j&J
4Mb Oct 1932
A&O
4 M» 1932 1957
A&o
3M 1932-1951
F&A
Sullivan Oo 4M»
Bonds
Yield Basis
To
or
Net.
5.50
5
Schenectady fie 1932-33 —J&J
5a Dec 15 1932-1941
4.30. 1932
J&D
4.30. 1933-1948
J&D
BONDS
Yield Basis
1940-1950.
to
5~%~
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
Ask.
PS of Astoria 6s Refg 1955-JAJ
Pt of Ooos Bay Harbor 6s....
Port of Portland 4s 1934—JAJ
Salem—6s Sewer '32-'33 MAN
85
90
6 3.00
to 3.85
93
98
90
97
to 6%
6 0.40
to
.
6 4.60
to 4.40
6 4.60
6 4.60
to 4.40
to
6 4.60
to 4 40
6 4.60
to 4.40
4.40
85
90
85
85
4s Ref 1936 opt 1910—-JAJ
4s Highway '37 opt '32.JAJ
Altoona 8 D 4s '32 to *36. AAO
90
90
90
85
Bethlehem 8 D5K* '35. '40.
'45. '60
JAD 6 4.60
Braddock 414s *32-'44—MAN 6 4.60
85
4s 1932 to 1936
.MAN
6 4 60
Oambrta Go 4 He '32-'46
Chester 4s'37 op'17 tax-ez JAJ 6 4.60
4Kb 1936-1940
—JAJ 6 4.60
to
4.40
to 4.40
0s
40
4.40
4.40
4Kb 1936-1941.——MAS
Richland Go 5s 1933..—JAJ
6 6.40
75
80
to
b
to 6 50
L%
88
88
6 6.50
6 6 50
6 4.60
6 4.60
to
6 4.60
to
4.40
4.40
4.40
6 4.60
to
6 4.60
to
6 4.60
to 4.40
6 4.60
to
4.40
6 4.60
to
4.40
6 4.60
6 4.60
to 4 40
to
to
7%
%
4Ks 1930-1970
4s 1942 opt 1922
to6 10
6.10
to
0%
85
Cameron
to 6 25
6 7%
6 7%
to 6
6 6 50
to 6.30 "/o
6 6 50
to
75
to 6.75
6.30 %
95
95
%
6 50 %
to 6 50 %
to 6 50 %
to
to
6.50 %
to
6
to
to
50%
6 50 %
6 40 %
85
4.40
5b Rural Credit
5b Sept 1941
MA8 6 4.60
to 4.40
5s
4.40
to 4.40
5a June 1 1932-395s Jan 16 1934-40
3K« Sewer 1934
Lancaster S D 4s May 1945.
LowerMertonTwp4s.4KB,4K
McK'p't 8 D 4Kb '32-'43MA1
6 4.60
6 4.60
6 4.60
Mercer Go 5Ks '32-,47—FAA 6 4.60
Norrlstown 8 D 4Kb 1943.JAJ 6 4.60
Philadelphia 4b 1937
JAJ 6 5.75
to
to
to 4.40
to 4.40
to
to 5
JAJ 6 5.75
to
4Kb May 1948
4Ks Nov 1 1948
JAJ 6 5.75
to
JAJ 6 5.75
to
4Kb Sept 10 1975
JAJ 6 5.75
to
6 5.75
to
6 5.75
to
6 5.75
to
6 5.75
to
5s Jan 1951
4Kb 1960
4Kb Dec 17 1978
4s July 1939
4s July 1942
4s Jan 1 1940
4s Feb 10 1965
4s Nov 1 1900
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
MAN
4s July 26 1972
8Kb July 1 1934.
32 *43
4KB 1941-1959
4 Ha Apr 15 1939-58-AA015
4s 1932-1942
JAJ
Phila 8 D 4Kb
6 5.75
to
6 5.75
to
I
I
I
to 5 .50
to 5.50
6 5.75
to 5.50
6 5.75
to 5
6 5.75
to 5.50
6
4.60
6 4.60
6 4.60
I
to 5.40
50
to 5 50
I
I
to 4.40
to
to
4.40
4.40
to 4.40
to
I
%
%
4.40 %
4.40
40
to 4
to 4 40
6 4.60
6 4.60
to
6 4 60
to
6 4.60
to
6 4.60
to 4.40
6 4.60
to 4.40
4.40
to 4 .40
4.40
4.40
6 4.60
to 4.40
I
I
I
I
to 4.40
6 4 60
6 4.60
4KB 1933-1940
JAJ
Impt 1940-1945—JAJ 6 4 .60
4Kb 1932-1943
FAA 6 4.60
Co 8Kb 1932
MAN 6 4.60
to
4.40
to
4.40
to 4.40
to 4 .40
RHODE I8LAHD
—MA6
1932-35— MA8U
-JAD
JAJ1
5 Kb Jan 15 1943—-JAJlo
IKs Rural Credit 1939- JAJ
-
lorson Go 5s fd
1932-47-MAN
I
1
I
6%
6%
JAD
II
6%
6%
6K
to 5.75
to
to
5.75
5.75
to 5.75
to
5-75
to
5.75
to
5.75
75
75
60
60
.......
5s Fund 1951 opt '31..MAS 6 6%
6s School 1955 opt *35..JAJ 6 6%
5s Impt Aug 1 1948
FAA 6 6%
Palestine 5s Sch
_
1950—.-AAO
6
4Kb Memorial Aud '52M&N 6
5s Hospital 1954
MAS 6
Jocke Gounty—
4K* Ko»d
to 5.50
6%
to
to
4.65
to 4.65
60
4Kb
4Kb
70
6%
6 5.75
to
6.25
to
JAD
40
5.40
to 5
1ackson—
JAJ
fohnson City—
5 Kb Impt 1932-1940—JAD
Knox Go 5s Pike A Bridge
MAN
85
70
70
75
80
85
75
lit
III
6 5.50
6 5.80
5.50 %
5 50%
6 5.80
5
6 5.80
5 50%
6 5.80
5.50%
6 5 80
6 5 80
5
50%
50$
5.50%
5.50%
6 5 80 5.50%
6 5.80 5.50%
6 5 »0
6 5.50
6 5.50
69. '64—
6
5.35%
5.35%
6K
6%
92
1933-1967
1932 1968
96
6 5 75
5.50%
5.50%
5 50%
5 75 5 50%
6 5.75
6 5 75
6
6 5.75
5.50%
6 5.75
JAJ 6 5 75
F&A 6 5.75
5.50%
FAA 6 5.75
County—
4 Kb Oct 10 '32-'33..AAOlO 6 5.75
4Kb Oct 10 *34-'69—A AO 10 6 5.75
Waco—5s Sewer 1937
JAJ 6 6%
0%
58 Water-Works 1942..JAJ
6%
4Kb Water 1937-1968..JAJ
7%
Wichita Falls 6s 1950—MAN
7%
5 Ks 1932-1940
MAN
7%
5s Feb 10 1960
_FAAl(j
7%
4Kb 1932 1955
MAN
7%
4Kb 1932-1960
—.JAD
7%
4Kb 1933-1946
FAA 10
San Antonio 8 D 5s '66
5.50 %
May 1 1932-1940
85
85
85
5 50'
5.50%
5.50%
Tarrant
>
to
4K % Ref 1933-1948
6 5.75
AAO
1933-1970
FAA
San Antonio—5s '82-'53-MA8
5Ks W W 1932- 35
MAN
5Ks W W 1936-'05
MAN
5s Sept 1932-1953
MAS
6s Sent 1932-1959.—.—
5s St Imp Diet No 2 1943—.
80
60
JAJ
Brldg
6 5 75
6 5.75
Aug 11934.
'39. '44. *49. *54,
to
6%
6 5 75
6 5.75
5s
4% Road 1933-1958..-JAJ 6 6.10
Hamilton Gounty—
4K% Refunding 1957-AAO 6 5.75
5% Highway 1947
Dlbeon Gounty—
6 6%
6 5-75
6%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
Port Arthur—
5.50
80
70
'47—JAJ
4Kb Road 1958
to 5.50
6%
6%
70
Cumberland Go 5b 1950—JAJ
Davidson County—
4Kb Highway 1947
JAJ 6 4.75
5% Go Memorial '32-'50JAJ 6 4.75
50
Dyer Go 4Kb 1955
Payette County—
Dlles Gounty—
5.25%
6Ks Road 1932-'54-AAO10 6 7.50
6 6%
4Kb bridge 1945—
JAJ
IK* refdg July 29 1955—JAJ
4Ks July 1 1945
J&J
4Kb highway 1939
JAJ
Is refdg July 29 1955
JAJ
5s Memorial Aud'm 1901 -JAJ
Darter Gounty—
5s funding Jan 1 1959-JAJ
4Kb School
5.25%
o 25%
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
Bridge Feb 10
4s *47 op '17 AAO
4Kb Apr 10 '32'50-AAOlO
4Ks Road Apr 10 '32-'60..
Houston—5s Sewl939—MAN
5s Ref Oct 16 '4lop'31-AAO
5s Mun Imp '33 *36
FAA
4Kb Sept 1932 1952—MAN
4Ks Oct 20 38 op '2S-AAO
4Ks 1932T1957
—J&J
4Kb Imp 1934-35 (s-a)_J&J
4Kb Impt 1930-39 (s-a).J&J
4Ha Impt 1940-55 (a-al.J&J
4Ks 1942-1947
Houston S D 5s Feb 1952
4K« 1937-1951
JAD
TENNESSEE
5K* Road
70
.
5.25%
5.25%
Harris Go
1935—AAO
5 KB Dec 11940
JAD
4Ioux Falls S O 5s
4Kb highway 1939
70
1954 opt 1924....Apr 10 6 6.25
EI Paso 5s W W Purch'50 AAO 6 6%
Galveston County—
5s Bd Apr 10 *51op'31
Grimes Go.
4Kb fund 1932-47--MAN 16
Perkins Go 4K8 M 30- 47 JAD
Stanley Go 4Kb fd "43-'48 JAD
Chattanooga—
to 4 .45
to
15
'ackson Go—
5.50
5 50
5 50
5.50
5.50 %
5 50
5.50
5.50
5 50
5 50
5.50
6 5.75
6 4.60
I
i
50
6 5.75
6 5.60
1937-1950
Beading 5s Impt 1943-49.JAJ
Scbuylklll Go4Ks 1932-1955
JAJ
Scranton 4Kb *32-'41—.FAA
6s 1932-1950
FAA
4s 1933-1937
MAS
4s 1932 A 1935
AAO
8crantonSD4s 1932 A 33AAO
4 Ha 1933-1956
JAJ
Tasb'n Go 4 H
4S1932-1933.
.MAN
WIlkes-Barre—
4s 1933 to 1935
JAJ
4Kb Imp ser I '82-'38.AAO
to
6 5.75
JAD 6 5.75
Pittsburgh—4 Ha *32-'50 JAD 6 4.60
4 Ha 1935-1937
MAS 6 4.70
4Ha 1938-1940
MAS 6 4.60
4s 1933 to 1939
_JAJ 6 4.60
4Kb '32-'38 taxable. .MAN 6 4.75
4s
4.40
Mar
65
65
4Kb 1940-05
MAN 6 5 75
4b School 1932-1951—JAJ 6 5.75
Dallas Oo4KsSeptlO'51 April) 6 5.75
—
"33-'40-AAO
70
85
4Kb July 1 1932-1949—JAJ 6 5 75
4Kb 1932 '45MAN 6 5 75
6s Vlad't A
70
60
75
Water 1932 1969—F&A
Dallas 5s 1932-1900
MAN 6 5 75
4Kb 1932
MAN 6 5 75
6 5 75
4 Ha 1933-1970
MAN
4Kb 1932-1900—...AAO
Worth 5s 1951AAO
5s 1932-1934JAD
5s 1935-1959 .—.—JAD
4 Ks 1930-1971.
F&A
4Kb 1930-1904
FAA
4s Refunding 1941—-.JAJ
Galveston—5s 1932-1935.JAJ
5s Grade Rats 1944
AAO
5s School 1932-1954
MA8
5s 1932-1950
-AAO
4Kb Grad. Ac. *4Sop'28 JAJ
4Kb Grad.Ac,'49 op'29AAO
SOUTH DAKOTA
to 4.40
II
7%
60
MAS
WW*52op'32 JAJ
Corpus Ghrlstl 5s fd 07-FAA
6 6.20
80
I
County—
1934-1942
6a Road Mar 151933-1957.
Cleburne 5b
6 6 75
6 6 75
7%
6 7.25
6 7.25
5Ks impt Apr 10 1950-190/ 6 7.50
4Kb
to 6.50
5.50%
6.50%
Brazoria Go—
to 6.20
90
%%
JAJ 6 7.25
JAJ 6 7.25
JAJ 6 7.25
—JAD 6 725
4Kb 1932
Fort
to 4.40
Net.
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
6 7 25
6 7.25
4Ks 1933-1935
82
York Go 4Kb
Lackawanna Go 4s 1944-FAA 6 4 60
6 4.60
Lancaster Co 4Kb A 4Kb
Lancaster—
b 5.75
95
to
b 5.75
JAJ
95
4.40
1932-1950 ---—MAN
Go 5b 33- 52
JAJ
1933-50
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
Beaumont 6b "52 op '82—AAO
5s Water Works 1954-MAF
5s 1932-1939
AAO
6s 1940-1905
AA(
4.40
6 4.60
6 4.60
4 Ks
Sumter
Harris burg—
*62op'32JAJ
6 5.75
b 5.76
4Ks 1933-1953
4Kb 1954-1958
102
6 6 50
6 6.50
90
opt "81 .JAJ
6 6.75
Spartanburg 4Kb 1935—AAO
6 6.75
4Kb Water 1933-1939--JAJ
6 6 75
4Kb Water 1940-1906-JAJ
6 6.75
5b Sept 1 1939
——
6 6 75
5b NOT 1 1943——-----6 6 75
4partanb'g Go 4Kb 37-47MAS
4.40
4KB 1932-1933...
FAA
4 Ha 1934-1900
FAA
Brie 8 D 4s 1932-1938.
FAA
4 Ha 1932-1937
AAO
4Kb Jan 1 1930-1940
Fayette Go 4s road 1936.AAO
b 5.75
4Kb 1933-1901
85
99
6 7.25
JAJ
5s 1932-1942
5s SchBlgAHos
80
Rock Hill 5s 1951
to 4.40
Chester 8 D 4Mb '32-'47-'42.
Brie—4 K s 8cb 1932-'39.AAf
-M&8
4Ks 1933 1934
to 4
to
1946.———JAJ
6 6.40
Austin
6%
to 6%
to 6%
Marion Go—
90
to
July
Ask.
b 7%
Abilene 5s Feb 15 '59-'05
72
Amarlllo 4Kb '33-'58.MA915
85
6 0.50
do 4Kb 1933--F&A
4Kb Highway 1934-37-FAA
4Kb Highway 1938-43-FAA
Charleston—-4Kb Jan 62.JAJ
4s Refg *38 (tex-exem).JAJ
Obarleston Go 6s 1937-—JAJ
Gheraw 5s '52 opt '32--July 1
Clarendon Go—
0s May 15 '30- 40—MAN 16
Oolumbla 5s Ref 1941—MAS
4Kb Water 1945-——-JAJ
Greenville—5b St 1942—-JAJ
5s Water 1958opt *38-FAA
Greenville Go 4K" 40- 55-JAJ
4Kb Hlghw 1933 1945.FAA
Greater Greenville Sewer Diet
4Kb 1907
Kershaw Go—
5s Highway 1933-1940. FAA
Lancaster 8 D—6s 1941—JAJ
to 3.85
6 3.60
80
1937-1945-----
Anderson
114
112 K
6 3.00 to 3.85
6 3.00 to 3.85
To
or
Bid.
Bonda.
Net.
TEXAS.
1932—JAJ
4K> ctfs indebt 39- 53--J&D
Aiken Co 4Kb
4s Pub Imp '33 to '30.MAS
4s May 16 1932-1953—
4s 1932-1942
FAA
Jeanette 4kb 1932-1956.MAS
Ask.
south carolina.
4s Refund 1952 opt
PENNSYLVANIA
6s July 1 1961 Series O—JAJ
4Kb Dec 1 1961 opt *30-JAD
41*81934. 1939 1944.1949JAJ
4sHighwav 1932. 1936. 1937
*40, *42. 46. *47. *60. *62—.
4s Highway 1941. '43. '46.
,
•43. *61. *63-.MAS
Allegheny—4s 1937
MAN
Allegheny Co 414b '43—MAN
4KB 1932-1956
AAO
4Kb July 1932-1958—-JAJ
4M« 1940-1969
JAJ
4s Bridge 1942
—FAA
4s 1933-1968
MAS
Altoona—4s '34 opt '14..JAJ
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
Yield basts
To
or
To
or
Bonds.
99
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
STATE
6
6%
6%
70
60
to 5.50
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
50%
0 50%
6 .50%
0.50%
6.50%
"
6.50%
6.60%
%
Knoxvllle—
4s Oharlt Inst 1905.
6...
4s June 11977
6
MAS
JAD
8Kb gold 8 H 1934
JAJ
Cranston 4s 8ch 1933-'00- JAJ
4Kb Mar 15 '32-73.MA815
Johnston 4Ks 1935-1940 MAN
N Prov'ce 4s June 16 '47-JAD
Newport—4Kb '83 '89-.MAS
6KB June 1 1932-1953
4Kb May 1932-1942—MAN
4Kb Mar 1933-35
MAS
4sMay 15 1948
MAN
8Kb g High Sch 1954.JAD
Pawtucket—4Ks I960—JAJ
4Kb Sewer 1952
JAD
4Kb School 1954
MAN
4swater 1937
MAN
-
ProTldence—
4Kb 1932
JAD
4Kb 1933-1937
..JAD
4Kb 1938-1969.
JAD
4s Water Jan 2 1930
4s Jan 1 1945
JAJ
4s Oct 1 1954
AAO
4« July 1950
JAJ
4s May 2 1957—...MAN 2
til
5s
1932-1930
MAN
5s 1937-1942
MAN
5s Funded 1932-1959—AAO
4s Funding 1947
AAO
to 5
25
to 5.25
6 6%
to 5.50
6
to 5.50
6
6
6
6.
b.
6.
6.
6.
6.
6.
6
b
6
6
6
MAN 6
.JAD 6
AAO 6
JAD 6
Wssnsocket 4Kb Fd '41.JAD
6s Fund 1932-1935
MAN
6s Fund 1936-1961
MAN
4Kb 1932-1967
JAD
4Kb Funding 1944
MAN
4Kb 1932-1907
JAD
4Kb June 1932-1957—JAD
1902
4s Water 1902
4s Oct 11904
4s 1933-1950
48 May
4.35
4.35
4.35
6%
6%
to 5.50
5.50
5.50
4Kb Impt 1932-39
FAA
4Kb Park 1933-1935—AAO
1933-1937
MAS
5s 1938-1951
MAS
6K % Fdg Sept 11950.MAS
Madison County—
4K % Highway '32-'49 JAD 6 6.50
Memphis 5s July 1954
JAJ 6 5.75
575
5s River Term '32-'48-AAO
575
4Kb Water 1932-1902—JAJ
575
4Kb Water 1949
JAJ
5 75
4Kb Park 1959
AAO
5s
to
6.25
to 6.25
UNITED STATES—-See pages
to 6.25
6%
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5 50
to 5.50
to 5.50
6 5.75
to 5.50
6 5.75
to 5.50
6 5.75
70
%
to 5.50 %
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 6.50
to 5 10
6 5.50
to 5.10
6 5 50
6 5.50
to 5.10
to
6 5.50
to 5.10
6 5.50
to 5.10
6 5.50
to
6 550
MAS 6 5.50
to
5.10
Polk Go 5s 1932-40
JAD
75
5.10
5.10
to 5.10
85
Robertson County—
4Kb Road 1948
FAA 6
6%
4s Courthouse 1957...AAO 6 5.50
5s Aud Mkt H'se '49-MAS 6 5 50
4K% Jail 1940-1951-.MAS 6 5.50
..JAJ
5Ks April 1 1941
5s Oapitol Bldg 1934... ..JAJ
4Kb Oapitol Bldg 1934 .AAO
4Kb Road 1939....... ..JAJ
..JAJ
4Kb July 1 1939
4b Oapitol Bldg 1934.. ..JAJ
Ogden 4K% 1932-1945
4Kb Refunding 1932 IJ AD
4Kb Ref Wat 1933.. .MAN
Salt LakeOlty—
5a Refunding 1941... -JAJ
.MAN
4Kb May 1 1934
4Kb refunding 1934.. .MAN
.AAO
4b Ref 1932-1935
.AAO
4s Ref 1936-1945
4s Ref 1946-1965
.AAO
Salt Lake Oity S D—
4Kb Aug 1 1933..... .FAA
4s May 1 1949
.MAN
Salt Lake Go 4Kb 1941.
to 5.50
to 5.25
4s 1933
VERMONT.
Shelby County-
Smith
1932-48
to 5.25
3K»
to 5.25
iKs Oct 1 1932-1949
JAD
AAO
MIddlebury 4s '41op'21.MAN
County—
5 Ks Fdg 1935-1958
JAJ
Flpton Gounty—
1kb Road July 2 '82-'58JAJ
Washington Gounty—
5% Fdg June 1 1954
JAJ
White County—
5K% Highway 1955-MAS
92
UTAH.
to
JAD
KjL1932-1955-..-
4s Water 1933
4s 1932-1954
A
to 6.25
MAN
MAS
Montgomery Co—6s Cumber
land River Bdge 1953. FAA
Nashville 6s 1932-1942..AAO
6s March 1933-1960—MAS
5s Memorial Sq '32-'60—-4Kb High Sch 1940
JAJ
4Ks Hospital '33-'60—JAJ
4Kb 1935-1968
MAN
4Kb 1932-1967
JAJ
4Ks 1934-1948
MAS
4
16
to 6.25
6 6%
to
6%
6 6.50
to
6%
6 6%
to 5.75
Rutland 4Kb 1940-48
to 5.50
6 6.50
%
JAJ
6 4.25
6 4.25
to 4.50
6 4.25
6 4.25
to
to
4.50
4.50
to 4.50
6 4.25
to 4.50
6 4.25
to 4.50
6 4.30
6 4.30
to 4.60
6 4.30
to 4.60
6 4.25
6 4.25
to
6 4.25
6 4.25
to 4.50
to 4.50
6 4 25
to 4.50
4.25
to 4.50
6 4.25
6 4.25
to 4.50
to
4.50
6 4.25
to
4.50
to
4.00
4.50
to 4.50
%
STATE
100
AND
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Yield Basis
To
or
Net.
Ask.
Washington fn sch'34-'J9J&J 6
82 K
to 4.00
to 4.50
5%
to 4.50
08 Gen Fund 1932-1940—J&J
Clarke Oo 6a '35 opt '25-Jan 1
to 4.50
to 4.60
Arlington
Bristol 5 Kb Sch '34-'53.
Charlottesville 6b 1962—MAS
6a Water Impt 1968—J&J
Everett—
to 4.50
1932-1950-A&O
Oo 6Ks'33 '64-F&A
Alexandria 6a
5a June 1930
J&D
5 Kb Water 1934-193S-M&S
King Oo—5s Ot H 1933—May
to 4.75
to 4.75
to 4.75
6a Road 1935
.
4.75
4Kb Bef Aog 1942—-FAA
4Kb July 1 1939-1950--J&J
Fairfax Oo 4Kb 1946
**£2
Henrico Oo Sch 6a 33- 60 J&J
4Kb June 1 1957 .——J&D
Lee County 6fl 1933-41—J&J
4.75
to 4.50
to 4.50
F&A
4Kb Bridge 1932
4Kb Bridge 1933-1938
4Kb Bridge 1939-1949
4K- 1932-1934
4KB 1935-1950
Bid.
M&N
M&N
M&N
Appleton 4Kb 1932
M&N
M&N
Chippewa Co 4Kb '32-*34.
Dane Oo 4 Kb 1934
M&N
WISCONSIN
99
F&A
Pierce Oo 5a Sept 1 *82-37Sept
Port of Seattle 5b *33-'55 M&S
Lynchbg4Ka Pub Imp 39J&J
4Kb Kb Impt 1640-.. J& J
4Kb Water 1951
J&J
4b Bef Oct 1934
J&J
4.75
to 4.75
to 4.75
Green
4a Pub Impt 1939-1959-J&J
Newport Newa 4Kb '41-J&D
4Kb Feb 1963
F&A
4a Street Nov 11941—MAN
Norfolk—6a Oct 11950—A&O
8Kb School Oct 1 '61—A&O
6a Municipal 1949
F&A
6a Municipal 1909
F&A
4Kb Munfc Impt "42-M&8
4Kb Benew Apr 1 '41.A&0
4Kb Imp July 1940—_J&J
4a Impt March 1930—M&S
Petersburg 4Kb 1962—A&O
Portsmouth—8Kb 1961—F&A
4Kb Imp Oct 1 1942—A&O
4Kb Sch & Sew 1938—J&J
4Kb 1932-1954
J&J
6a Water 1648
—J&D
to 4.75
4Kb Jan 1933-1955
J&J
Seattle—0a 1933-41
A&O
5KB L & P 1933-43
M&N
5a Light & Pow 1942-56A&O
4K Lt & Pr 1939-'58 M&N
4Kb Light ext 1933.—-J&J
4Kb 1932-1932
A&O
4Kb 1933-1940
A&O
4Kb 1941-1955
A&O
4Kb 1932-1935
A&O
4Kb 1936-1957
A&O
Seattle School Diet No. 1—
to 4.75
4.75
to 4.75
to
to
5
5
to
Spokane—
4Kb Park 1902
J&J
4Kb Bridge 1932-30
J&J
Tacoma—5a 1932-33
J&D
4Kb Water '39-'43(s-a)-J&J
4KBE1L&P '42-'40(b-b)_J&J
4KsE1L&P '34-'51(a-a)A&0
4a Water 1944-40.
J&J
WEST VIRGINIA
5s Highway 1932-1934
J&J
5b Highway 1935-1940—J&J
4 Kb July 1946-1948
J&J
4Kb 1945-1954
—J&J
4KB 1932-1934
J&J
4Kb 1935-1943
J&J
4a 1939-1950
J&J
4s July 1948-1952
J&J
3 Kb 1951 & 1952
J&J
8Kb, 1943-1952
J&J
Charleston 4Kb '41 opt '27J&J
Charleston S. D. 5s *32-'34J&J
5s 1935-1952
J&J
Clarksburg 5s '32-'34—A&O
5s 1935-1953
A&O
5K
to 4.50
to 4.50
5
to 4.50
5
to 4.60
5
to 4.50
5
to 4.50
Richmond-4Kb 1949.—J&J 6 4.60
to 4.40
4.40
4KB 1958
6 4.60
to
4Kb July 1 1964
4Kb July 1 1941
6 4.60
to 4.40
6 4.60
6 4.60
to 4.40
6 4.60
to 4.40
6 4 60
6 4.60
to 4.40
to 4.40
J&J
J&J
J&J
4Kb July 1 1905
J&J
4s 1938 to 1943
J&J
4a 1941
J&J
4a Elec Light 1942
J&J
4a 1943
—J&J
Roanoke 4Ka Bef 1936—J&J
to 4.40
6 4.60
to 4.40
6 4.76
to 4.60
940 6 4.75
Ha Street Impt
ia Pub Bldg 1941—M&N 6 4.75
to 4.60
—
la Pub Bldg 1944—M&N 6 4.75
la Apr 1952
A&O 6 4.75
street Impt 1936
J&J 6 4.75
to 4.60
to 4.60
to 4.60
to 4.60
Bid.
Bonds.
Allerton Oleve Bldg 6K> 1945—
Certificates of deposit
Allerton 55th St Oorp(NY)5Ks'47
*5=
Allerton N Y Corp 5Ks 47-J&J
Conv deb 0s 1942
---J&J 1
Atlanta Post Office 5 Kb 1937 M&S
Barclay Hotel 6Ks 1945
Ask.
20
55
25
60"
68
5
4KB
4Kb
6 6%
65 K%
5%
5%
4 75%
a
s
6 4.50
to 4.70
6 4.60
6 4.50
to 4.70
6 4.50
to 4.70
6 4.50
to 4.70
6 4.50
to 4.70
6 4.50
to 4.70
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 5.15
6 5.15
6 5.15
to 5.30
Bid.
63
67
20
25
6s
40
15
18
25
55
18
21
60
42
Lefcourt Man hat Bldg 5K« 1941.
35
43
30
40
f 6s 1944—A&O
4
50
60
4 75
to
4
50
to
4
50
to
4
60
4 75
80
to 4
to 5 25
to
6'Z
A&(
A&<
5 50
A&O 6
to
to
4 90
70
5%
5 25 %
to
5.51
5%
5%
4.70%
6 6 25
6%
95
M&*
Bid.
Ask.
38
Roxy Theatre"8Kb 1931-1932II—
0Kb 1935-1940
Russeks 5th Ave Bldg 6s 1944
St Charles Hotel (Atl Oy) ft **> 4fi /
St George Hotel 5K« '32-'43 M&N /
Saks Realty 6s 1931-1946
Savoy-Plasa Oorp 6s 1945—J&L
Deb g 5Kb 1938
J&A
Schulte R E Estate 6* 1935-J&1
com
36
Shelburn,lnc(AtlOy)6KB'40. J& J
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 6Kb '48
f
34K
Shubert Theat deb 0a '42. J&D 1/
J
5K
Hotel
68K
46 K
48
82
84
51
53""
45
55
40
35
40
Ohesebrough Bldg 6s 1948-A&0
58
60
Madison Clark Bldg, Ohic—
30
40
Taft
Chrysler Bldg 6s 1948Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
8 f deb 5 Kb 1949 Ber A—J&J
Oleve Term Bldg 6s 1941
Colton Manor 1st 6s 1937—J&D
Court & Remsen Sts (Brooklyn)
44K
leasehold 6b'31-'42 M&S15
Manhattan Oo Bldg—
1st m & leaseh sr 6s '58..M&N
37K
Master Printers Bldg 0Kb '46.J&J
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
13
27 K
29
26"
27"
4J
.
-
42
-
.
«
40
40
22 K
27K
IS
23
IK
5sk
47
3
60
50
86
89
73
76
55
60
22
15
Stevens Hotel
Oh Av Sta P O 5 Kb Novl5'32M&N
Ohic Beach Hotel 6s 1941—-J&D
30
7Ks'37—M&N f
Sixty-One Bway 6K« 1960—A&<
Gen mtge 7» 1945Standard Bldg Oorp 0b 1948.A&O
Stanley Real Est 5Ks '46..J&1
Straus Bldg 6s 1931-1941
State & Wash Bldgs (Chicago)—
1st sink fund 6« 1948aer A. M&f*
Sink fund 5s 1948 aer B..M&S
Prop 0s*45_J&D
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s '47 M&S 16
Lond Gu & Acc Bldg (Ohic) 6s '62
Lord Bait Hotel g m 0K» '45 A&O
Lords Court Bldg 5Ks 1942. J&D
34"
9
Sevllla-Bllt
Oorp—
42""
30 K
30
Btk
Mack Trucks R E Sec 6s 1930-40
81K
5 25
to
to 4
6%
35K
Louisville P O 5 Kb Jan 11943 J&J
30"
58
56
t o
4 75
4 75
34K
1st mtge s f 5Ka 1^53
J&D /
Deb » f 0Kb *48 with war.J&D
Without warrants
60
1939
Without
Loew's New Brd
25"
4 60
...
t
41K
72
to
0s 1943___—
40
70
4
Bldg 7a 1940
Realty Assoc See Oorp 6b '37-J&J
A&O
Lincoln 42d St
4 60
to
to
60
Real Estate Board
17"
59"
60
to
5%
5%
Bohdi.
Ask.
35
19"
56"
60
to 4
5'Z
_
5b 1932-1944
Sheridan 0b Mar 18 1959
10"
40
60
to 4
5%
court h'se '32-'36J&Dl 6
4b Road 1951 opt 1941
Natrona (Jo 8 D No 2—
to 5.30
12K
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
4
5,JZ
Sew Mar 12 *36-'45
5b 1937 and 1938
WYOMING
/
Broadway Blag (NY) 5 Kb 1950Bway Mot Bldg (N Y) 0s?48.F&A
Bway & 38th St Bldg 7s 1945
Bway & 41st St Bldg 6 Kb 1944—
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 6Ks'46J&J
Budd Realty 6s Juno 1941—
68 Sept 1941
——
Bosh Term Bldg 1st 5s 1960-A&O
Ohanln Bldg 0Ks 1945
—Chelsea Hotel 1st 6s 1945—J&D
to 4
Wood Oo—5b 1934
to 5.30
Liggett Bldg 1st 1 h 5Kfl '52-F&A
Lincoln Bldg 5 Kb 1953
60
5'%
5%
to 4.70
to 4.70
to 5 30
Lake Sh Ath Club (Ohic) 6 Kb '46 /
La Salle Hotel 5K? 1940
1935-
60
100
to 4
78
1
99
to 4.70
35
5Ks Oct
to 4
to 4
5%
•%
70
5Ks July 1 1938
J&J
Bowman-Blltmore Hotels 7s 1934
3-year 0% notes 1931——J&J
J&D
_JAJ
J&J
4Kb 1934-1947
Superior 4Kb Sch '32-*44-J&J
Wausau 4Kb *82-'33—A&<
22
Boston Post Office Serv Station—
—
70
to 5 25
BIng & Bing deb 0Kb 1950-M&S
Boston Parcel Post Station—
s
1938-1949
5%
6s 1932-1941
F&A 6 6%
Racine Co 6a 1932-1940—J&-!
6%
t
to 5.30
6s 1950
100
100
4
6 5.15
Bonds.
Lafayette Hotel
100
s court h'se *36-'49J&D 16
OshkoBh 4K's 1982-84—F& Racine—4Kb *82'-57
M&N
to 4.70
6 5.15
Greeley Sq Bldg 6b 1950
F&A
Uarrlman Bldg 0s 1951
Herald Square Bldg 0a 1948-.-..
Hlghbridge Station P O, N Y—
5 Kb Dec 1 1938
J&D
Hotel Lexington 6s 1948
Insurance Center Bldg 6Ks 1943
Jewelera Bldg (Ohic) 7s K0-J&D
5%
J&D 6 5%
1933-1937
Marshfleld 4Kb 1932
Milwaukee—5s '32-'40
42"
M&S
J&J
La Crosse 4Kb *82 op '22.F&A
Madison—-4Kb 1932J&D
4l"
Biltm-Commodore 1st 7s '34
Bay 4Kb 1933
4Kb 1932-1947
0s W W 1932-1935
M&N
0s W W 1936-1900—M&N
Jefferson Oo 5s 1932... A&o
M&N
4s 1946-1950
100
4 50%
5s July 1932-1940
J&J
4Kb 1932-1939
J&J
4Kb Park 1932-1935—J&J
4Kb 1932-1945
—-J* J
4fl 1932-1930
J&J
4s 1937-1944
J&J
Milwaukee County—
4Kb Ot H'se '32-*34 M&N 16
s Ct H'fle'35-'50 M&N16
to 4.75
100
99
6
5%
Eau Claire 4Kb W W '33- 44 6 6%
Fond du Lac 4Kb '33-'35-Mai 6 6%
to 4.60
to
Net.
Ask.
Clarksbg S D 5b *41 op '21M&S 6 5.15 to 5 30
Hancock
County—5s
Grant
Road Dlst '40 opt '82.M&N
5.15 M> 5 25
5 15 to 5 25
Huntington 5s 1944
Oct
5s Ind Sch D '33-'34
J&J
5.15 to 5 25
5 15 to 5 25
Martlnsburg 5s '43 op '29 Dec ,
Mercer Oo 5s '44 op 24 A&O It
5 15 to 5 25
5 15 to 5 25
Morgantown 6s 1932-48—J&J
Parkersburg—
4Kb June 1 1933
J&L
Wheeling 5s W W '32-'52-J&J 6
5% t<> 5 25
4b Ref 1932 to 1930
July 6
5% to 5-25
to 4.60
WASHINGTON
4Kb ctf Indebt 1933-37—J&J
Albemarle Oo 5a 1948—--J&J
To
or
Bonds.
Net.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Staunton 5a 1932-58
M&8 6 4.75
6 4.75
5a 1957
Faaewell Oo 6s 1933-46-—J&J 6 5%
VIRGINIA
"RIddleberger" 1932—J& J
8a Funded debt 1991
J&J
4Kb ctfs Indebt 1932
J&J
8a
Danville—
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
6a 1940Dallas P O 6a Sept 15 1935 M&S
—
39
39K
41
45
30
40
75
85
„
Dept of Labor Bldg, Wash, D O—
6K* June 1 1932.—
J&D
Detroit Hotel 6 Kb 1932-41-M&S
Dodge Bldg 0 Kb 1943
Drake (The) 6s 1939
Kdgew Bob Apart 6s *31-'44-A&0
Eighty Fifth Ave 6s 1940
11 West 42d St 8Kb 1945
Eppley Hotels 6Kb 1941
J&J
Equit Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952—
—
Ferry Sta P O (San Fr) 6s 1934—
6th Ave & 65th St 6Ks 1945
■
48 Exchange Place Bldg 6s 19381512 Spruce St (Phila)
1st m 6s 1943
A&O
50 Bway Bldg (N Y) 6s '46.M&S
1500 Walnut St(Phila) 1st 6s*4740 Wall Street Bldg 1st 6s 1958—
Fbx Det Theatre 6b 1942
-A&O
Fox New Kng The* 6Kb '43-F&A
Fox Theatre & Office Bldg
lit if 8Kb 1941
M&S /
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
1st s f 0Ks 1942
A&O
Fuller Bldg (GAP Realty Corp)
1st ■ f 5 Kb 1949
J&J
6a 1944
Fulton- Flatbuflh Bldg 6a '48-J&J /
Certificates of deposit
/
Garrett Bldg (Chic) 6Kb 1931-40
Gen'l Motors Bldg 6s 1948
George Washington Hotel 6s 1944
Grant Bldg (Pittsb) 7s '47..F&A
Graybar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
1st m leaseb 5s 1940
J&D
Serleaseh 6Ks'31-'34(s-a) J&D
1st
m
J&D
Inc—
Sec 8 f 8Kb 1940
J&J
Minneapolis Parcel P O—
6b July 1 1942
-J&J
66 K
24
29"
1938--.F&A
(N Y) 0Kb'39.M&N
Nat Press Bldg 6Kb
6 Kb
Neisner
26
26
30
40
Oonv
1950 A&016
Bros Realty, Inc—
f deb 6s 1948—J&D15
■
N Y Athletic Olub 08 1940
50
19th & Walnut Sts 6s
Norfolk P O 6b Mar 1 1935-M&S
68
62"
Vanderbilt Ave
25
40
38K
40
1st leashold 0Ks 1944-J&J 15 /
Van Swerlngen Oo 6s 1935—F&a
15
62
25
1st m b f 8b 1948
A&O
One E 55th 8t Oorp 0 Ks '45-J&D
111 John St Bldg 6s 1948.
64
35
38
T
l6"
15
16
Bway Oorp oKb'51—J&J
Paramount Theatres 6s 1945-J&J
Park Ave Bldg 6a 1941———
Park Lane Oorp 6 Kb 1943——- /
Park Lexington Oo 0K« '53--J&J
Park Row Bldg 6fl 1943
-A&O
Pennsylvania Bldg 6fl 1939—M&N
Pitts Hotels Oorp 1st 5Ka'48M&J
Pittsburgh P O Serv Station—
5Ka Dec 1 1938
J&D
Plaxa Office Bldg 1st 0 Ks "40 M&N
Po8tum Bldg 0Kb 1943
M&N
Qulncy Station P O (Chicago)—
6s May 1 1941
J&D
Param
20
12
16
39
42
39
42
25
15
33
22
19 K
55
105 Broadway Bldg 5 Kb *51 F&A
One-Seventy Bway (NY) 0Ks *49
One West 39th St Bldg 7a 1945—
Palace HoteKSan Fr) 6s '45-F&A
58
94"
96"
42
43
20
40"
45"
Bldg Oorp—
16 K
....
Varick St Sta P O (N Y) 6s 194i
50""
65'"
Wadswortb
58
61
12K
97 K
99
-—
....
Bldg(NY)6s 63-A&<
21
25K
Waldorf Astoria
41
45
M&S
6Ks'49
Wardman Real Estate Properties
1st & ref 0Ks 1931
M&S f
1st & ref 6Kb 1938
M&S f
1st & ref 6Ks 1948
M&S f
Wardman Realty & Construction
Deb g 6Kb 1938
M&S
Washington Bldg 6s 1940
J&D
Westlnghouse Bldg 6s 1931-39—
White Motor Realty 6b 1931-40
Woodbridge Bldg 5Kb '41--A&O
1st lien 7s 1954—Wanamaker (John)Phlla..
21
North Station Indus Bldg (Boat)
62
37
48
15
48"
n
1948
58"
44
Tyler Bldg 6a 1953
A&C
Un Masonic Temp (Oh) 0Ks 194)
Un Post Offices 6K»
36.F&A16
1900 Rittenhouse Square 6a 1944.
68"
34
Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958
M&N
Tranup'n Bldg(Chlc)6Ks'41M&N
Trinity Bldg 5K" 1039
J&l
208 South La Salle St Bldg Oorp1 st s f 5Ks 1958
M&N
2100 Walnut St 6s
50
Morton Hotel 1st 6s
Munson Bldg
60
10 East 40th Street Bldg 6s 1940
55
45
1st s f 5Ka 1953
Mercantile Properties,
Nat Hotel of Ouba 6a 1959-M&S
30
(Ohic) 6s 1945. J& J
Realty (New Hav) 6b'40AAC
50
60"
42
44
52
55
70
70
72
72
46K
47 K
Lawyers Mortgage 6 Kb 1933—
Lawyers Title & Guar 5Ks 1933—
::::
25"
N
.
20K
22"
43
49
33
38
50
60
80"
84"
50
60
'I"
16
16'"
i
90
i
i
i
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60""
i
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i
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•
95
71
Mortgage Participation Ctfa.
mmwrnrn
Y Title & Mtge 5K* 1932
5Ks 1933
5Ks 1934
5KB 1940
....
Prudence Co 5K8 1936
Title Guar & Tr 5Ks 1933—
-
5Ks 1934
5Ks 1935
-
94 K
94 K
94 K
94
98
i
f ;
I
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Banks & Trust
Companies
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
STATE AND
Quotations In this department are given per
and are
possible for the closing day of the
denotes
as near »*
share, not per oent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions,
month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (*)
sales.
the national banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for all other Insti¬
being procured by us where no periodic statements are required. For
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for
tutions they
are
the latest obtainable, direct returns
the Clearing House banks of
National Banks
Gross
First National Bank-
Southern Bk Sc Tr Oo
Per
1,332,653
1.000,000
200,000
53,386
104,782
100,000
5,058,632
6.000,000
57,039
600,000 i
17,130,346
638,011
.1,290,432
45.940,692
901,680
"25
350,186
100
225
100
26,917
share.
190
100
50
Bank
65
125
135
100
Woo dlawn-American
National
Los
1,000,000
1,000,000
600,000
1,767,436
1,319,123
115,800
15,771,778
12,015,145
1,016,950
100
3,000,000 5,052,902 69,843,809
8,290,337
540,000
2,000,000
30.000.000 23,052,834 479,012,864
Security-First NatBk
Union Bank & Trust.
5,000,000 2,377,853 27,435,576
618,330
29,853
200,000
Wilshire Nat Bank-
10
100
120
2,024,102
12,270,600
1,254,439
100
11
15
10
12
15
400,000
100,000
200,000
100,000
229,101
76,695
2,179,943
100
661,961
1,095,981
1,441,522
100
100
1196
100
1300
Selma—
Selma Tr A Bar Bank
225,075
143.649
"26
Per
Miners & Merch Bk.
350
325
300,000
500,000
1,000,000
100,000
300,000
305,595
205,523
1,117,292
9,202
256,598
3,524,676
5,668,614
10,729,857
1,343,067
2,573,688
100
California Nat Bank-
2.000.000
500.000
450.000
60,000
200,000
582,647
556,072
838,531
109,668
103,763
18,255.515
15,770,717
20.644,460
1,286,075
3,633,738
100
Capital Nat Bank—
150,000
100,000
150,000
102,717
276,286
436,656
2,136,581
1,512,629
2,544,412
1,000,000
1,055,524
798,352
340,444
65,502
24,226,712
25
11,134,024
4,783,441
1,505,436
25
80
90
100
90
100
100
90
115
100
101
114
100
140
150
230
260
185
200
280
325"
First National BankFirst Trust Sc Sav Bk
Pasadena Nat Bank.
Security Nat Bank-
California Tr & S Bk
Citizens Bk of Sacra
San Bernardino N Bk
Nomi nal.
2,472,722
3,085,653
68%
100
100
San Bern Co Sav Bk
121,004
266,734
44
325
100
39,281.709
26,061,347
3,890,959
6.618,262
American Nat Bank.
Dec. 31.
Bisbee—
200,000
250,000
245
2,925,287
2,838,800
205,503
195,192
SanBern&rdino—
Bank of Bis bee
share.
100
100
100
------
100
25
100
100
Sacramento—
1300
State Institutions
ARIZONA
Dec. 31.
37%
59%
1,200,000
1,200,000
1,000,000
300,000
Merchants Nat Bank
National Banks
Ask.
Pasadena—
130,637
887,639
82,250
Selma National Bank
225
100
Oakland—
Central Sav Bank-
Farmers Sc Mer Sav.
20
100
Per
$
Angeles (Concl.)
First National Bank.
500,000
1,000,000
200,000
Olty National Bank.
People's Bk & Tr Oo.
Bid.
Par.
Farmers & Mer. Nat-
Citizens Ooml Tr & 8
Montgomery—
Alabama Nat BankFirst National BankUnion Bank A: Tr Oo
Gross
Deposits.
Seaboard Nat Bank-
Central Nat Bank-
MobileFirst National BankMerchants' Nat Bk_
Amer Nat Bk&Tr Oo
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
$
100,000
Surplus &,
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Par,
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Birmingham—
BIrmlng'm Tr Sc Sav_
EnsleyClhe) Nat Bk
Industrial Sav Bank-
State
CALIFORNIA
Dec. 31.
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Institutions
Stats
ALABAMA
Dec. 31.
share.
100
San Diego—
First Nat T Sc S Bk
& S Bk
Security Tr Sc Sav Bk
San Diego Tr
100
United States NatBk
500,000
600,000
100,000
100
100
"155
100
100
100
c
17
20
Phoenix—
250,000
300,000
500,000
The Arizona Bank...
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
Phoenix Sav Bk & Tr
Valley Bank & Tr Oo
250.000
1,050,000
81.698
361,702
3,847,118
100
4,285,053
20
573,358
328,749
604,749
4,737,870
3,849,573
10,268,470
25
San Francisco—
Anglo&London-Paris
National
25
25
Bank of Canton Ltd*
8.500.000
3UO.OOO
8,408,152 113,718,870
9,260,010 93,212,829
743.288
30,464
.
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
50.000,000 54,290,312 749,796.772
Sc Savs Assoc
Tucson—
Tr Oo
Sou Arizona Bk Sc Tr
United Bk & Tr Co..
National
Banks
7,745,240
4,595,976
4,882,258
1,007,592
99,479
454,883
354,295
20,292
100
Bank of Montreal—
Canadian Bk of Com
City National BankCrocker First Nat Bk
The San Fran BankPacific Nat BankWells Fargo Bank &
Union Trust Co.—
Institutions
State
ARKANSAS
Doc. SI.
Dec.
31.
Nomi nal.
Per
Fort 8mith—
City National Bank-
200,000
500,000
600,000
70,522
727,773
560,077
2,649,656
6,936.539
6,528,495
W B Worthen Co
100,000
600,000
350,000
600,000
200.000
52,494
147,055
216,299
361,343
401,078
836,177
7,006,346
3,271,066
8,264,867
3,560,989
Pine BluffCotton Belt Bk&Tr Co
Simmons Nat Bank.
100,000
200,000
71,013
590,045
1,200,757
5.476,021
First National Bank-
Merchants Nat Bank
share.
Peoples Trust CoUnion Trust Co
National Banks
Dec. 31.
1,000,000
1,300,000
625.000
6,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
3.066,264 100
201,626
13,647,406 100
504,001
1,607,434
67,050
4,289,496 67,228,652 "i5o
5,050,000 147,010,611 1000
7,215,842 100
455,278
9,000,000 8,236,426 150,547,422 100
8,553,540
320,643
1,225,000
Yokohama Specie Bk
220,205,171 'loo
American Trust Go— 10,000,000 12.571,172
1,500,000 3.140,351 76,251,325 100
Anglo-Calif Trust Co
Crocker First Federal
50
1,600,000 1,948,436 40,865,997
Trust Co—
San Jose-
100
25
25
25
100
25
75
15
80
18
100
120
125
100
200
250
25
100
600,000
500,000
906,067
72,054
7,652,662
2,164,477
Santa Ana—
Commercial Nat Bk.
Farm Sc Mer Sav Bk_
First National Bank.
200.000
150,000
750,000
53,385
219,014
373.580
1,185,664
2,979,913
9,126,931
Stockton—
First National BankStockton SAL Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk Sc
200,000
1,000,000
594.812
1,140,119
2,780,464
9,466,137
100
------
375""
61,000
1,899,570
100
Trust
375,000 i
Dec. 31.
CANADA (paff/in)
Nomi nal.
Per
Long Beach—
Ast
Calif
Nat Bank
Farmers Sc Merch Bk
Seaside Nat Bank
Farm Sc Merch Tr Co
Western Tr & Sav Bk
300,000
1,000,000
a 300,000
100,000
225,000
131,686
634,191
36,857
160,146
195,731
3,843,332
11,316,620
1,162,886
share.
20
*
1225"
100
100
none
2,350,727
Sale
price.
c
100
Reported closed on Feb.
Last sale in 1929.
;
3 1932.
b
100
•
Owned by the San Diego
First National Co.
a
„
d Closed Jan.
Los;AngeleB—
Bank of America
California Bank
California Trust Oo.
Oitlzens Nat Trust Sc
Bank
4,000,000
5,000,000
1,000,000
2,282,236
4,880,527
772,619
49,423,958
90,459,789 "25
21 1932.
deposits,
e
t
"W"
Trust
Sept. 29 1931.
I Last sale price.
100
n
5,000,000 10,902,182
96,762,414
100
San Jose Nat Bank-
First National Bank-
25
State Institutions
CALIFORNIA
126""
100
Little Bock—
Twin City Bank
Bankers Trust Oo
Savings
25
—
400,000
250,000
250,000
100,000 1
Consolidated Nat Bk
Phoenix S B &
Bank... 10,000,000
Bank of Calif, N A—
20
53%
53 H
June 30 1931.
x
Ex-dividend.
,
25
—
100
20
25
J 300
325
---—
102
BANKS
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
-
National Banks
Institutions
Dec. 31.
State
COLORADO
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capilal.
Deposits.
Par,
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
50.000
100,000
300.000
300.000
Colorado Spgs.—
OoJ orado Sav Bank.
Colorado Spgs Nafc B
_
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Colo Title & Tr Go_.
150.000
$
204,822
143,179
304,459
396,187
78,178
2,071,138
1.664,672
5.567.996
6.305.612
1,580,677
500.000
500.000
1,000,000
50.000
1,500,000
1.500.000
200,000
District Nat Bank..
Nat'l
Bank & Trust Co.
Federal
1,601,654
115,000
1,289,343
2,358,130
31,993
125,923
604.039
1,434,582
550,000
120,000
500,000
1,913,389
1,761,785
18,189,646
654,456
11.554,364
100,000
25,099
1,063,724
100
109,988
100
1,284,395
Mt Vernon Sav Bank
Wash-
1,050,000
Nat Capital Bank—
200.000
800.000
Lincoln Nat Bank—
Nat
100
100
Bank of
Nat
Metropol Bank.
Riggs National Bank
Second Nat Bank
100
Secur Sav & Com Bk
Wash'ton Sav Bank.
3,400 000
1.000.000
2.000.000
Leadville—
Carbonate Amer N B
3,000.000
750,000
Munsey Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
Mlnnequa Bank
Western Nat Bank..
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co.
500,000
30,000
100,000
100,000
1.035.588
139.137
105,211
267,472
14,253,212
1,893.453
1,840,432
4,686.656
2.000.000
100,000
1.000.000
U S Savings Bank—
Wash Loan & Tr Co.
100
100
100
2,550,064
CONNECTICUT
State
FLORIDA
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
10
100
100
100
100
Black Rock Bk & Tr.
125,000
1.750.000
300,000
300.000
200,000
100,000
Bridgep't City Tr Co
Amer Bank & Tr Co.
Oomm'l Bk & Tr Co.
Fairfield Trust Co.
North End Bk & Tr.
West Side Bank
.
300,000
1.721,293
54,169
1,961,573
229.824
90,274
217,303
121,992
351,592
17,177,757
1.128.960
20
100
22.290.076
6.207.307
25
100
1,484,609
3,489,353
90
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
Capitol Nat Bk & Tr
600,000
1,150,000
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
Hartford Nat Bk & T
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk & Tr.
Bankers Trust Co
150.000
100,000
4.000,000
100,000
1,600,000
o
250,000
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co
Riverside Trust Co.
3,000.000
200,000
250,000
125,000
100,000
500,000
200,000
100.000
_
Slmsbury Bk & Tr Co
So End Bk & Tr Co
Travelers Bk & Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
_
Windsor Trust Co
437,648
1,181,449
1,382,147
2.921,725
6,419.759
11,975,415
1,565,788
37,192,785
132,287
5,202,520
265.021
2,510,878
382.716
4,061,379
256,827
261,691
138,551
67,224
862,936
248,270
130,323
23,927", 074
3,883,601
27,404,543
3,670,950
2,508,220
1.727,099
400
440
180
220
175
275
350
250
310
100
165
100
435
360
195
500
299"
315"
10
100
100
375
400
100
191
200"
100
530
400
630
440
100
100
Institution*
Dec. 31.
25.932,114
10
14,881,258
759,805
100
100,000
611.979
1,136.865
27,272
Florida Nat Bank— ill,500,000
938,212
14,764.237
26
100.000
64,099
1,099,954
25
Bk of Miami & Tr Co
ldo.ooo
First National Bank-
1.200,000
First Tr & Sav Bank.
100.000
400.000
50,000
524,703
164.647
107,289
300,000
145,003
200,000
100,000
Citizens Bank
150
175"
25
100
100
30
Florida Nat Bank- 0
140
190"
50
100
115
Miami—
200
10
26
100
100
ion
280"
90"
25
lOu
75
450.507
50
75
9.581,018
1,983,382
1,302,555
206,859
64,317
1,979,544
1,864,884
100
800,000
200,000
237.768
156,543
3,452,384
2,654,984
25.000
100.000
103,215
87,877
560,229
1,655,629
100
200,000
108,984
2,034,277
25
1.250.000
1,500,000
500,000
677,473
1,030,149
U247.556
10,512,198
12,503.033
1,506,707
100
100,000
39,610
2,554,937
100
•
175
200
125
150
Pensacola—
100
100
St. Augustine—
People's Bk for Sa v
St Augustine Nat Bk
.
_
100
Petersburg—
Florida Nat Bank
25
100
American Nat Bank
Cit & People's Nat Bk
St.
150
2,681,090
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Florida Bank
100
100
100
Orlando—
800
"25
14,830' 215 "Ilk"
t245.740
1,752,847
National Bank
500
100
100
Lakeland—
125
Hartford—
Conn River Bkg Co.
First National Bank.
45
190" 210"
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Atlantic Nat Bank— d3.000,000
Barnett N B of Jack1,500.000
125
3,078,818
1,147,144
210
100
100
100
Florida Nat Bk & Tr 0
Miami Beach First
Nomi nal.
Per share
1,000,000
l96~
42%
Jacksonville—
BridgeportFirst Nat Bk & Tr Co
Ask.
100
National Banks
N anuria t banks
788,228
229,096
150,000
1,143,598
274,504
1,578,554
3,991,937
541,311
347.519
10,639
4,158.897
2.968.355
1,536.534
1,187.592
249,807
300 000
100 000
Nat'l Sav & Tr Co
91,260
100
Amer Secur & Tr Co.
Guardian Trust Co..
International Tr Co.
100
100
16,514,116
4,608,186
3,033.148
6,436,041
2,056,999
3,732.794
9,366,433
1,574,621
17,267.697
54.054.230
6,231.595
5,924,501
604,056
30.552,707
13.949.047
4,338,267
8.693,617
2.483.894
16,409.944
150.562
330.000
500.000
400.000
150,000
400.000
McLachlen Bkg Corp
"loo
100
100
10
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
375
425
183
200
325
Amer
Liberty Nat Bank—
100
100
Par.
$
4,534,885
13,867,973
1,756,857
1,276,054
7,824.049
623.639
675.210
209,295
38,630
602,966
2,000,000
225,000
Departmental Bank.
Franklin Nat Bank..
480,519
6,107,461
3,014,770
36.415.995
623,000
24,031,552
38,630,307
250.000
250.000
1.000.000
100,000
106,040
1,000,000
Bank of Co mm & Sav
Denver—
American Nat Bank.
Central Sav Bk & Tr
Colorado Nat Bank.
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank
First National Bank.
South B'way Nat Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
U 8 National Bank..
Deposits.
Washington—
Columbia Nat BankCommercial Nat Bk.
100
100
100
100
100
Gross
Surphis &
Profits.
Capital.
Q
Tampa—
Exchange Nat Bank-
Merlden—
First National BankHome National Bank
Merlden Nat Bank..
Meriden Tr & S D Co
200,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
100,000
Puritan Bk & Tr Co-
438,717
481,164
U145.484
77,509
244,396
1,416,335
220
25
5.452,493
1,760,321
5,651
100
1,776,438
100
2,102,946
18,776,490
17.896,853
8.062.580
8.541.685
3.986.944
9,092,041
100
100
40
50
100
150
225
100
First National Bank.
First Sav&Tr Co
100
100
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach At¬
lantic Nat Bank
d
New Haven—
Amer Bank & Tr Co
100,000
1,260,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Mechanics' Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
New Haven Bk NBA
300,000
500.000
1,600.000
500,000
750,000
1.458.700
Nat Tradesm Bk & T
Second Nat Bank
Un & N Haven Tr Co
New London—
Nat Bk of Commerce
300,000
New London City
National Bank
Union Bk & Tr Co..
200,000
300,000
150,000
Winthrop Trust Co
488,266
1,660,508
1,598,394
622.658
2,242,179
363,559
1,543,128
1,965,344
12,504,763
623,219
210
375
100
"50
50
200
250
100
100
100
110
260
130
300
250
285
101
2,881,297
1,345,773
1,190,842
100
100
100
160
1,100,000
200,000
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
432,081
136,511
3,850.594
1,252,405
100
100
120
120
200,000
135,712
5.000.000 r3,333,156
5,400.000 6,643.520
1,000.000
611,456
500.000
566.217
2,000,000 3,005,819
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
125
122
Citiz & So Nat BankNat Exchange Bank-
'
1,000,000
675,727
5.000,000 r3,333,156
Bank & Trust Co.
1.000,000
1,351,813
150.000
People's National Bk
Fidelity Title&Tr Co
S121.065
1,409,661
1,770,023
200.000
700,000
Stamford Trust Co
8,512,645
2,462,788
4,940,207
8,067,745
100
100
200
125
250
loO
100
100
225"
250"
Oitix & Mfrs
Nat Bk
600,000
500,000
1.000,000
300.000
Waterbury Nat Bank
Colonial Trust Co
Waterbury Trust Co
879,336
604,427
3,110,000
603,290
10,214,278
4,635.918
50
100
100
200
100
6,874,680
3,106,218
70
80
350
400
200
7,098,406
56,210,819
2,879,623
14
25
850.000
300,000
100,000
200,000
200.000
863,838
139,423
71,530
314,046
220.089
6,042,875
1,625.001
1,013,189
1,833,167
1,338,217
5.000.000 r3.333,156
500,000
263,390
50,000
104,558
56,210,819
7,099,622
533,366
5,000,000 r3,333,156
600,000
142,061
700,000
238,865
300,000
91,158
56,210,819
4,556,018
2,006,006
908,516
DELAWARE
State
Institutions
Dec. 31.
First Nat BkofOol..
Macon—
100
6
100
tlO
14
100
100
100
100
100
100
«
tlO
14
15
10
14
15
100
Savannah—
Citiz & So Nat Bank-
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
Savannah Bk & Tr._
Citizens Bk & Tr Co.
Sale
e
10
14
10
10
100
100
price,
210,000
500.000
2.000,000
203.175
1.000,000
1,500,000
1.121.000
4.000,000
341,357
2,770,779
360,767
908,950
625,474
3,045,796
1,688,532
10,547.727
1.650.966
27,965,683
2,132,179
3.532.967
7.826,384
9,466,862
9,663,851
23,517,410
100
50
50
25
100
25
100
50
Affiliate of the Hartford National Co.
d Member of the Atlantic
Group in Florida.
e
Per
share.
15
90
•
Citiz & So Nat Bank.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
a
Nomi nal.
15
26
169
t Branch of Savannah.
Wilmington—
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co
Wilmington Tr Co..
10
100
Columbus—
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
Merch & Mech Bank
*
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
100
tlO
11,463,832
177,405
Macon Savings Bank
Waterbury—
250,000
56,210,819
73,919,215
14,344,974
3.257.226
400.000
e
Columbus Bk & Tr..
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nat'l
Institution*
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Atlanta—
American Sav Bank.
Trust Co of Georgia-
150
150
State
GEORGIA
Dec. 31.
Citiz & So Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank
Fulton Nat Bank...
Ga Sav Bk&Tr Co..
300
Norwich—
Thames Bk & Tr
National hanks
60
100
5.134,252
153,981
336,166
97,947
300
190
325
fir
Affiliate of the First National Bank of
Atlanta, Ga.
Member of the Florida National Group.
h Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank of
125
135
300
25
100
"35""
111
200
90
lob"
t Trust funds.
310
325
u
220
225
x
I Last sale.
r
Combined statement.
s
June 30 1931.
V
V
•
•/.
■
Sept. 29 1931.
Ex-dividend.
Ex-rights.
.
'
Jacksonville, Fla
15
12
100
100
t
BAUKS
National Banks
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
Dec. 31.
IDAHO
Dec. 31.
Capital.
Boise City—
Boise City Nat Bank
AND
$
375,000
300,000
150,000
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share
$
$
108,215
324,487
289,444
Bid.
State
Institutions
Dec. 31.
ILLINOIS
Gross
Surplus (&
Profits.
Surplus &
Profits.
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
s
3,160,823
7,446,830
4,276,411
Elgin—
%
$
Bank":
100,000
300.000
100.000
300,000
%
124,542
198,021
159,039
311,622
1,040,000
418,420
10,863,966
100
25
Ask.
20
200,000
73,183
700,435
2,065,609
1,157,528
1,306,187
100
6,447,035
19,141,546
50
20
8.937,678
20
271,359
67,294
162,793
139,699
2,665,387
2,749,375
3,154.386
3.193,055
100
113,873
377,149
960,609
380,227
455,897
937,651
2,821,002
5,265,999
2,218,364
4,194,183
Elgin Natl Bank...
First Nat'l Bank....
100
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Elgin City Bkg Co..
First Nat of Idaho—
First Security Bank.
r
103
Union Nat'l
Per
share.
100
981,857
2,181,996
1,241,214
2,627,930
100
100
100
Joliet—
First National Bank.
National Banks
ILLINOIS
Dec. 31.
Peoria—
Bank of Peoria
Institutions
Dec. 31.
State
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Com Mer Nat Bk & T
Nomi nal.
Aurora—
Per
Aurora Nat Bank
300,000
B'way Tr & Sav Bk.
200.000
200.000
300,000
First Natl Bk in Auro
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
128,964
235,922
249,192
182,505
240,459
398,451
186,455
1,440,669
343,491
3,389,492
3,488,923
1,468,041
98,890
190,107
219,801
312,846
62,587
514,166
122,331
150,000
100,000
First National BankSt Clair Nat Bank..
300.000
200.000
150,000
Fidelity Trust Co
858,605
1,011,106
1,192,686
3,608,619
614,820
10,726,939
2,514,860
Quincy—
„
Illinois State Bank..
State St Bk & Tr Oo.
State Savs Ln & TrCo
300.000
1,738,144
1,725,121
Mercantile Tr & S Bk
200,000
500.000
500,000
Rockford—
Commercial Nat Bk.
Forest City Nat Bk.
Rockford Nat Bank.
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Belleville—
Belleville Bk & Tr Oo
Belleville Nat BankBelleville Sav Bank-
First National Bank.
share.
2,179,612
1,007,957
3,737,670
277,128
o28,770
0388,265
200,000
600.000
2.000,000
660,000
200,000
300.000
250,000
c
Third Nat'l Bank...
750.000
125,000
500.000
•''
Springfield—
First National BankIllinois Nat Bank
Chicago—
Adams State Bank.. 0
Aetna State Bank
Alliance Nat Bank..
Austin State Bank..
Beverly State Sav Bk
Boulevard Bridge Bk
Bowmanville Nat Bk
200,000
200.000
200,000
500.000
100.000
500,000
300,000
Central Mfg Dlst Bk
600.000
687,287
7,065,954
Central Republic
Bank & Trust Co 14,000,000 14,015,077 169,503,585
Chic Bank of Co mm
1,500,000
1,036,553
9,298,705
Oitlz State Bk of Chic
750.000
760,183
4,302,197
Cont 111 Bk&TrOo
75.000,000 69,811,241 773,437,525
Cosmopolitan St Bk. dl ,000.000
697,132
4,404,308
Cottage Grove 8t Bk
200.000
153,814
1,495,519
Division State Bank.
300,000
370,130
1,227,621
Douglass Nat Bank.
250,000
Drexel State Bank..
500,000
Drovers Nat Bank..
1.000.000
First Englew St Bk.. 0
200.000
5,862
394,946
775,616
231,362
130
Nat'l Bank
IO Bank & Tr Co
Kaspar Amer St Bk.
Lawndale Nat Bank.
Lawndale State Bk
Logan Sq St & Sav Bk
Mad Sq State Bank.
Metrop State Bank..
Midland Nat Bank..
Mutual Nat BkofOh
600,000
300,000
200,000
300.000
1.600,000
350.000
500,000
200.000
200,000
200,000
250,000
300,000
461,591
112,465
56,384
197,692
1,106,421
285,833
202,407
129.619
t
65,747
235,000
115,701
266,347
Ridgely-Farm's S Bk
Springfield MarlneBk
600,000
600.000
500.000
First State Tr & S Bk
100
300,000
93
14 y*
Nat'l Builders Bank.
North Ave State Bk.
Oak Park Tr&Sav Bk
500,000
Peoples Nat Bk & Tr
Personal Ln & Sav Bk
Phillip State Bk & Tr
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
Prudential St Sav Bk
Reliance Bk & Tr Co
Ravenswood Nat Bk
Rogers Pk Nat Bank
Sears-Com State Bk_
Second Security Bk.
Security Bank.
Skala State Bank..
So Chicago Sav Bk
South Shore State Bk
State Bk of Clearing.
State Bk of W Pullm
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Stk Yds Tr & Sav Bk
Straus N B & Tr Co.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Union St Bk of S Chic
Universal State Bk..
Unlv St Bk of Chic..
Upper Avenue Bank.
Uptown State Bank.
West Irving State Bk
West 31st State Bk..
Western State Bank.
Wiersema State Bk_.
Amalg Tr & Sav Bk.
Banco dl Napoh Tr.
Bway Tr & Sav Bank
ChatfleldTr & Sav Lib
Ohic City Bk & Tr
Congress Tr & S Bk
Oommonw T & S Bk
Devon Tr & Sav Bk
192,894
200.000
750,000
21,637
353,253
524,701
51.616
665,000
122.604
90,134
48.929
729,155
612,737
700,000
339,871
<191,893
200.000
291,931
264,046
100,226
117,944
51,439
36,637
322.873
240,198
100.000
350,000
b 200,000
200,000
300,000
200,000
200,000
1,600.000
500.000
200.000
200.000
350,000
151,277
100,569
50,466
38,287
2,007,356
67,795
124,108
119,787
829,840
485.906
380,599
1.377,864
1.375,416
2,281,785
1.064,071
720,077
National Banks
Dec. 31.
East Side Tr <fc 8 Bk.
Harris Tr & Sav Bk.
Home Bank & Tr Oo
Howard Ave T & 8 Bk
Lake Shore Tr & 8 Bk
Lakeview Tr & 8 Bk
Liberty Tr & Sav Bk
Madison-Kedzle Tr&
Savings Bank
200.000
6,000.000
750.000
135"
Nomi nal.
Per share'
500.000
500,000
Old Nat'l Bank.
500,000
200.000
600,000
500,000
1.000.000
1,000.000
Mercantile Tr & Sav.
Merchandise Bk & Tr
600.000
500.000
228
9,235,518
1,094,727
8,110,889
8,972,904
1,104,003
1,985,747
639,035
200,000
1,254,643
10.589,953
23,435,396
20
3,047.752
2»>
1,300,000
4,813,905
20
22
20
120
607,329
4,460,275
100
375
1,725.483
37,019,578
707,142
36,207,245
571,524
665,669
100
13,952,168
2,083,301
100
57,485
592,285
185,428
1.627,717
1,552.685
563,500
2,505,257
22,500
1.490,696
1,624.579
1,464,044
26,996.227
10,407.991
3,463,661
100
10,765,859
332,850
100
700,000
318,962
241.600
143 015
4,823,036
4.110,129
3,860,421
100
Merchants Nat Bank
500,000
600.000
250.000
1,151,674
100
150,000
800,000
351,191
3,653,121
100
500,000
614,244
5,700,126
6.705,719
5,884,474
100
100
100.000
1,250.000
1,750.000
233
450"
475"
Citizens' Trust Co..
Dime Trust & Sav Co
150
175
People's Tr & Sav Co
300,000
300.000
Gary—•
Gary State Bank
200,000
70
85
30
Mid-City Tr & S Bk.
Northern Trust Co..
1.000,000
3.000.000
Peoples' Tr & Sav Bk
2,500,000
Pullman Tr & Sav Bk
Unit Am Tr & Sav Bk
W Side Tr & Sav Bk.
750.000
1,000,000
Woodlawn Tr & S Bk
600.000
500.000
325
100
225
240
100
250
260
28
30
100
500.000
20
"25*
40
28
25
65
400
40
40
17
19
70
80
45
35
"80"
Indianapolis—
Fletcher-Am Nat Bk
Fountain Sq State Bk
3.600.000
100.000
109.067
Indiana Nat Bank..
Live Stock Exch Bk.
2,000.000
2,808.090
135.102
35,000
2.250,344
U5
265*
100"
200.000
Marion Co State Bk.
50.000
Merchants' Nat Bk..
1,250.000
125
People's State Bank.
220*
Aetna Tr & Sav Co..
Bankers Trust Co
v
200.000
250.000
500.000
100.000
110
90
130
Fletcher
100
Indiana Trust Oo
100
110
Security Trust Co
100
110
Union Trust Co
600,000
United Labor Bk&Tr
112,500
105"
383.362
105
130
235"
255'
100
100
100
100
100
275"
100
100
90
100
215"
115'
Trust
Co..
70
70
100
Citizens Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr & Sav Bk
100
115
First Bank & Tr Co.
75
85
32
100
200
100
250
200
100
500
53,248
100
100
.......
34
250"
100
South Bend—
60
80
230'
1,500.000
1,000.000
200,000
60
Terre Haute—
First
McKeen
Nat'l
Bank & Trust
"75"
70
19
130'
10J*
85*
Terre Haute N B & T
600.000
505,347
80
Terre Haute Trust.
500.000
806,437
National Banks
150
175
120
60
75
90
100
Nomi nal.
Per
Burlington—
Amer S Bk & Tr Co.
Farmers & Merch S B
First
Iowa
300,000
50.000
685.000
052,279
5,500,000
1,133.602
100
600,000
467,355
6,364.114
100
200,000
200.000
500.000
100.000
187,946
63,275
1,057.178
92,546
216,890
2.822,329
1,826.722
19,720,406
2,040,321
2,033,489
100
100
Tr
State
A Sav Bank—...
Cedar Rapids—
Ced Rap SB&Tr Co.
Iowa State Sav Bk__
Merchants' Nat
60
70
Bk.
People's Sav Bank..
Amer Tr & Sav Bk_.
200,000
125
loo"
50
60
225
250
*
Sale
Sept. 24 1930.
price,
b Closed on Jan. 29 1932.
304
308
Feb. 10 1932,
c
60"
50
102
108
300
350
75
85
100
110
140
135
145
Failed
g
Affiliate of the National Republic Bancorporation.
110
130
< June 30 1930.
I Last sale,
105
50
60
"90"
105"
n
Dec. 3i 1930.
o
Sept. 29 1931.
s
June 30 1931.
336
95
on
k New stock.
155
333
100
235
240
250
Dec. 31.
100
125
40
230
230
100
Institutions
State
IOWA
Dec. 31.
11
90
00
_
19^
140""
110
100
50
6,362,187
9,020,221
4,099,000
7,400,971
87,060,833
23.943.248
3,452,812
3,860,551
8,956,420
4,209.953
1300
75
100
604,508
450,312
691,933
640,381
8,039,225
1,467,486
337,770
<322,010
469,398
372,858
100
697,191
178,598
459,820
368,021
Fort Wayne—
558,588
500,831
92,886.821
6.236.073
321,186
6.848.980
6,415,701
6,043,051
Institutions
Dec. 31.
140
9.045.979
2,456.257
827,156
893,227
6,097,354
162.419
7,693,240
a271,700
20,630
437,704
1,396,465
77,587
State
INDIANA
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr & Sav Bk
a
Drovers Tr & Sav Bk
10C
Indiana Trust Co
St Jos L'n & Tr Co..
70
126
2,363.531
1,080,597
1.639,771
2,860.730
2,816,885
300,000
300.000
500.000
200.000
100
100
136
100"
125"
1,944,614
3,924,475
5,276.847
687,174
3,653,085
775,781
915,422
481,131
15,505.919
7.860.739
11.451.247
5,271,014
250,000
100
115
1.024.072
350,000
700.000
200,000
800,000
200,000
100.000
200,000
2.000,000
337,500
1,000,000
100
50
National City Bank.
60
2,359,947
4,719,010
3,372,628
5,190,442
6,916,683
6,861,870
2,673,171
4,167,533
1,079,325
4,414,059
977.066
100,000
'
5,324,782
4,195,329
5,647,238
6,890,979
4,197,890
Evansville—
"80"
4,198,936
1,090.621
1,091,405
1,959,338
6,985,787
4,577,418
1,868,757
1,061,390
2,815,463
861,221
723,604
2,932,268
600,000
1.000.000
1,000,000
2.000,000
500,000
750,000
200.000
750,000
200.000
t
100
100
15M
105
134
582,454
4,065,718
14,669,776
1,251,085
126,511
193,940
270,466
725,762
380.684
1,185,263
238,390
732.208
150,076
802,058
39,454
V.
100
125
Fidelity Trust Co
Nat Bk of Wood lawn
300,481
512,530
280,050
•
•
100
100
145
91
00
309.254
216.043
50
125
100
115
40
First National Bk
25.000.000 27.123,887 476,150,224
First Union T & 8 Bk 10,000,000
6,235.024 199,863,822
First Nat Englawood
200,000
788,557
5,546,409
Halsted St State Bk.
200.000
449,245
1,810,137
Hamilton State Bk..
42.264
200,000
356,708
Hyde- Park- Kenwood
Jackson Park Nat Bk
Jefferson Park Nat_.
150
500,000
300.000
100
100
120
t Trust
deposits.
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights.
i
100
100
100
100
share.
104
BANKS
y/aitonai Hank*
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
120,000
150,000
300,000
150.000
State Savings Bank.
95,306
205,929
84,164
210,501
COMPANIES
National Banks
Dee, 31.
Dec. 31.
Par.
Bid.
Surplus &
Profits.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
New Orleans-
100
1.600,000
24,798,550
100
1,000,010
150,000
250,000
271,679
111,035
309,393
7,156,516
2,531,514
9,998,554
100
100
1)2,000.000
Home Savings Bank100,000
50,000
University State Bk.
Valley Nat Bank
500,000
150.000
Valley Say Bank
1,161,207
a83,716
2,117
227,604
261,370
26.994,707
1,553,167
363,882
4,099,813
3,235,048
116,918
96,723
347,040
48,722
284,736
270,844
5,848,867
1,714,572
5,083,596
896,245
2,662,373
1,854,808
Union Sav BkATrOo
lt374,788
*454,370 L—
Dea Moines—
Bankers Trust Oo
Gap Olty State, Bank
OentralNtBkATrOo
Iowa-Des Moines Nat
Bk & Tr
Ask.
63L958
11,159,621
100
3,136,332
53,277,381
15
54,645
1,212,489
5,626,565
3,707,627
1,784,259
14,939,050
72,433,535
49,527,526
5,626,565
72.433,535
25
568,754
592,427
736,791
183,668
13,480,157
5,958,396
15,624,887
5,106,170
100
160
10 X
11
Continental Bank A
100
a65,544
141,142
1,303,953
50,000
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
6.075,000
Oo
Davenport—
100.000
Par.
$
1.000,000
,
American Bank A Tr
Canal Bank A Trust
100
100
100
Trust Oo...
Home Savings Bank.
American Trust Oo_ b
Gross
Deposits.
202.500
Int-State Tr A B Oo.
750,000
Whitney Nat Bank.. r2,800.000
Hibernla Bk A Tr Oo 2,600,000
Whitney
Trust
A
Savings Bank-... rl,000.000
Shreveport—
1,000,000
First National Bank.
500,000
City Sav Bk A Tr Oo
1,000,000
Commercial Nat Bk.
700.000
Oont'l-Am B A Tr Oo
$
1,569,345
3,065,675
3,195,039
3.212.208
Capital.
Ask.
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
LOUISIANA
Gross
Deposits.
S
Council Bluffs—
City National Bank
Oonn Bluffs 8av BkFirst National Bank-
TRUST
State Institution*
IOWA
Dec. 31.
AND
100
"loo *165""
65
25
25
60
35
30H
"lOO
100
100 h
100
100
100
National Banks
10
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
MAINE
Dec. 31.
Dubuque—
Oonsol Nat Bank...
Federal Bk A Tr Oo.
First National Bank.
Amer Tr A Say Bank
Union Tr A Say Bank
Iowa Trust A Say Bk
500,000
150,000
200,000
50,000
150,000
300,000
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per
Augusta-
100
First Nat Granite Bk
100
Augusta Trust Oo...
100
State Trust Oo
100
Sioux City-
400,000
Live Stock Nat Bank
11200,000
200,000
250,000
100,000
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Woodbury Oo Say Bk
172,586
215.670
249,085
317,319
172,137
3,002,192
5,559,351
6,863,004
5,663,950
2,594,143
10
Merrill Trust Oo
100 h
Portland—
Canal National Bank
First National Bank-
100,000
175,000
1,000,000
255,719
939,896
1,035,556
5,456,316
7,493,973
20,608,944
600,000
600,000
425,000
1.000,000
770,000
551,232
500,302
932,539
1,679,715
867,112
4,877,703
7,962,191
10,673,154
30,212,657
19,252,763
share.
5,767,554
15,969,511
3,649,948
100
300
375
100
450
550
100
110
100
60
100
115
160
165
120
120
165
180
100
.
100
100
100
Portland Nat Bank-
Fidelity Trust Oo—
Oasco-Mercantile Tr
National Banks
Dec. 31.
355,598
1,076,279
310,656
Bangor—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr A Bkg Oo
First National Bank
300,000
400,000
100,000
100
100
State Institutions
KANSAS
National Banks
Dec. 31.
!
Dec. 31.
Stats Institutions
MARYLAND
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Hutchinson—
American Nat Bank.
Per
150,000
150,000
250,000
57,731
«90,000
162,696
935,730
1,350,000
2,591,254
Nomi nal.
share.
Baltimore-
100
First National Bank.
Per
1.000,000
200,000
100,000
300,000
200,000
4.000,000
400,000
600,000
700,000
750,000
6.250,000
400,000
1.250,000
1,000,000
2,500,000
1.500,000
600,000
2,000,000
600,000
2.500,000
450.923
468,678
128,601
242,843
124,049
6,285,279
631,419
761,876
659,314
851,159
4,432,971
417,851
2,430,217
2,268,624
2,720,000
10,026,368
6,590,779
2,947,271
5,314,409
2.916,581
69,325,811
4,701,243
3,987,966
4,683,371
6,452.861
60.930,286
1,579,203
18,019,044
17,452,492
4,104,325
3,894,706
1,044,209
6,599,683
18,371,329
1,413,081
14,029,176
5,608,470
57,750,149
Liberty Trust Oo...
Exchange Nat Bank.
50,000
200,000
100,000
500,000
500,000
83,499
442,632
107,107
395,328
604,257
1,058,520
3,952,021
1,148,906
5,584,663
2,710,937
100
100
25
100
50
Frederick—
Oitlzens' Nat Bank..
Comm'l Bank of Md
Farm A Mech N Bk
Frederick Oo Nat Bk
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
100,000
200,000
125,000
150,000
150,000
993,078
101,550
429,863
102,694
424,132
7,367,317
1,868,819
4,107,284
2,145,460
3,417,398
Calvert Bank.
100
Oanton Nat Bank
Oommonw'lth Bank-
Kansas City—
Oomm'l N Bk of K O
750,000
200,000
200,000
100,000
Exchange State Bank
People's Nat Bank..
Elver view State Bk.
Leavenworth—
First National Bank.
150,000
150,000
50,000
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'rs State Bk
302,496
138,740
78,082
175,611
9,410,329
2,020,017
2,207,569
1.919,202
134,328
w231,087
20,800
2,669,707
2.792,520
880,000
100
100
100
115
120
160
115
170
125
100
230
250
100
500,000
400,000
200,000
50,000
50,000
200,000
600,000
100,000
50.000
177,371
215,102
61,799
71,705
15,933
154,969
554,613
52,480
68,002
6,990,739
1,358,134
1,264,280
1,070,681
458,671
4,147,924
11,273,085
1,511,003
1,182,854
1,000,000
1,000.000
100,000
200,000
200,000
100.000
1,094,416
612,158
31,747
60,150
66,106
29,618
17,742,151
11,873,509
1.763.297
1,433,884
1.408.298
545,323
Fidelity Say State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Sayings Bank.
Topeka State Bank..
Nat Oent Bk of Bait.
Nat Marine Bank
Park Bank.........
Western Nat Bank..
Equitable Trust Oo.
Fidelity Trust |Oo
Maryland Trust Oo.
100
Topeka—
Central Nat Bank
Central Trust Oo
Mercantile Bank—.
First National Bank-
Baltimore Trust Oo.
Colonial Trust Oo
100
Mercantile Tr Oo
Real Estate Tr Oo__
100
loo
Safe Dep A Trust Oo
100
Title Guar A Tr Oo..
100
Union Trust Oo
Fourth Nat Bank
March Reserve St Bk
Southwest Nat Bank
Union Nat Bank
Union Stock Yds Nat
National Banks
KENTUCKY
Dec. 31.
209,477
31,901,546
100
60
100
60
25
10
100
30
170
140
65
40
30
240
55
10
18
20
30
3
40
50
25
105
26
10
35
150
23
303
100
615
50
100
100
585
100
10
Cumberland—
100
100
100
100
Commercial Sav BkFirst Nat Bank
Peoples Bank-...
Second Nat Bank
Wichita—
First National Bank.
share.
100
100
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
200
100
250
100
100
100
100
100
400
440
65
300
50
250
100
""25
110
75
21
16
100
29
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Covington—
Per
Cent Say Bk A Tr Oo
Citizens' Nat Bank..
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
60,000
200,000
500,000
650,000
200,000
84,966
415,518
554,517
406,445
345,048
1,405,977
3,017,944
5,588,250
4,700,477
2,150,243
100
100
100
100
100
300.000
305,935
2.468,093
200,000
1,000,000
150,000
150,000
500,000
206,251
1,078,746
289,279
ul30,096
270,599
1,450,615
11,225,837
2,320,121
2,181,754
2.939,595
Peop-Lib Bk A Tr Oo
CovingtonTrABkgOo
share.
260" 275""
200
225
1200
235"
250
100
125
175
25
50
10
125
285
20
150
300
Lexington—
Bank of Commerce..
Citizens
Bank
A
Trust Co
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Second Nat Bank...
Union Bank A Tr Oo
Security Trust Co...
100
300
100
455"
100
450
Louisville—
Bank of Commerce, f
Citizens' Union N B. /1,000,000
Fidelity A Oolum Tr. 2,000,000
First National Bank.
1,000,000
Liberty Bk A Tr Oo. 1,000,000
Security Bank
300,000
KentuckyTitle Tr Oo flfl.000,000
Lincoln Bank A Tr..
750,000
Stock Yards Bank
100,000
Louisville Trust Oo.
1,000,000
Unlted States Tr Oo.
525,000
2,075,360
1,794,840
1,536,640
2,162,962
154,668
1,441,793
501,983
78,576
600,000
384,084
34,782,376 1001
4,769,219 100/
23,502,426 100
10
17,413,585
1,880,694
100
3,164,911
8,122,717 100
854,342 100
6,694,335
1,300,629 "I5o
400
300
54
BostonAtlantic Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
Nat Shawmut Bank.
Second Nat Bank...
Web A Atlas N Bk..
Banc Com Ital Tr Oo
Boston S Dep A Tr..
Columbia Trust Co..
Exchange Trust Co..
Day Trust Oo
Harris Forbes Tr Co.
Jamaica Plain TrustKidder PeabodyTrOo
Lee Higglnson Tr Oo
New Eng Trust Co..
Old Oolony Trust Oo
State Street Tr Oo_.
U S Trust Co
Wlnthrop Trust Oo.
.
Deposits of Nat. Banks date Feb. 24 1932
3,000.000
1,500,000
20.000,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
750.000
2,000,000
100,000
1,500,000
2,500,000
500,000
o
200,000
500,000
500,000
1,000,000
05,000,000
3,000,000
2,500,000
100,000
6,210,971
33,419,184
6,351,468
3.903,149
11,806,722
4.124,187
614,730
385,679
3,798,051
251,159
1,005,037
278,094
140,575
102,611
269,953
784,119
3,016,786
5,256,393
3,744,377
2,789,992
166,369
83.579,000
466,071,000
49,665,000
18.298.000
146,203,000
43.497.000
9,356,000
cl ,354,302
16,957,401
c2,422,641
Cl1.489.882
4,751,230
2.065,862
C4,230,298
2,531,098
8,007,207
26,089,227
5,570,760
c58,375,736
Cl6,888,431
2.768,442
300,000
100.000
411,508
67,540
(29.875.000
o44500000
Per
10
13
39
20
100
14
270
20
share.
49
40
51
25
27
28
25
85
100
110
125
100
100 t28d""
100
165
100
50
100
100
100
100
100
100 t_—-
—
.....
e
100
25
100
t240"
3.791,834
100
cl ,461,836
100
200
140
13
260
15
BeverlyBeverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Oo
0
200
175"
*
265'
Sale price.
t Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
June 30 1931.
& Sav. Bank.
Includes savings deposits.
d Stockholders on Feb. 15 1932 voted to reduce the par value of the
bank's stock from $25 to $10 a share and to increase its capital by 500,000
new shares of $10 each.
e Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
a
Newport-
b Affiliate of American Com.
American Nat Bank.
Newport Nat Bank.
Central Say Bk A Tr
.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Baton Bouge—
Bank of Baton Bouge
Louisiana Nat Bank.
Louisiana Tr A S Bk.
Union Bank A Tr Oo
100,000
100,000
100,000
216,633
426,187
283,171
LOUISIANA
250,000
300,000
100,000
150.000
1,282,897
3,318,010
1,514,284
100
100
100
240
300
300
c
456"
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
494,570
r539,653
5,190,539
6,294,592
28l".127
3,394,315
100
100
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
0 Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
h Member Northwest Bancorporation.
1 Trust funds.
I Last sale.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
1250
F=
"25
<
;
o The First National Bank of Boston has acquired the Jamaica
Trust Co. of Jamaica Plain (Boston), subject to the approval of the
holders.
..v.Vv
:1.
r
s
t
u
Consolidated statement.
Closed on Jan. 28 1932.
Opened for business
Sept. 29 1931.
on
:
Jan. 30 1932.
T
'
Plain
stock¬
AND
BANKS
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
MINNESOTA
Dec. 31.
Surplus &
Gross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Brockton—
%
$
Brockton Nat BankHome Nat Bank....
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Co
East Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank.
1250
12 20
7,142,359
100
7,117,429
100
491,040
c6,070,303
100
700
2,609,192 cl2,105,495
1,613,514 cl7.171.946
150,000
1,600,000
1.000.000
Central Trust Co
Harvard Trust Co...
Per
$
598,995
685,803
600,000
600.000
share.
10
19
'20"
95
90
20
100,000
228.172
1,894,057
100
400,000
1.200.000
232,986
1,034,760
5,365.365
100
100
110
165
180"
300.000
179,000
100
100
110
c7,944,712
c2.999.249
Fitchburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
150,000
Glouces S D Tr Co..
200.000
100
,3.092.092
c4,436,214
277,740
239.335
20
Haverhill—
Essex National Bank
First National Bank.
Haverhill Nat Bank.
100.000
256,240
200,000
200,000
240,000
Merrimack Nat Bank
117,298
871,709
275,616
1210
100
100
2.652,265
2,384,609
2,803,436
1,365,588
100
100
—I "l 252*5
£120
Holy oke—
Hoi yoke Nat Bank..
400,000
100,000
750.000
238,615
217,946
700,284
7,775,106
2,497,062
13,867,740
600.000
300.000
309,252
461,166
7,514,521
7,101,638
100
100
300,000
251,308
1,967,925
100
1,000,000
z
240.000
738,059
219.869
10,691,743
c3,689,340
60
358.878
480,069
4,498,074
3,452,840
4,145,165
2,619,999
3,154,185
6,562,622
200
100
Park National Bank.
Hadley Falls Tr Co..
Lawrence—
Bay State Nat BankMerchants' Trust Co
100
-
200""
100
Lowell—
AppletonNat. Bank.
Lowell Trust Co
Bid.
Par
Deposits.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
$
Duluth—
Per
Bank of Comm & Sav
200,000
City National Bank.
600,000
Duluth Nat Bank
200,000
First & Amer Nat Bk i3,000,000
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth.
600,000
Northern Nat Bank. 1,000,000
Pioneer Nat Bank..
100,000
Western Nat Bank.
150.000
100
100
100
100 i
55,821
531.598
87,642
2,208,273
565,719
4,752,611
1,979,925
26,620,053
172,794
545,381
33,936
34,132
3,629,116
7,635,369
850,616
673,088
100
100
100,000
50,000
200,000
100,000
200,000
<1.000.000
71,125
72,311
22,073
5,703,536
1,061,925
70,000
523,624
28,895
2,259,291
36,655
44,419
39,354
165,312
70,000
1.859.465
1,871,867
1,503,865
817,343
89,526,697
22,147,905
1,839,092
14,431,264
1,491,558
92,610,691
1,193,684
1,066,674
1,151,941
2,859,513
2,453,766
18,918,066
200,000
50.000
200,998
67,127
share.
100
v
6
185
60
200,000
Central Nat Bank
100,000
Fifth No'west'n N B.
100,000
First National Bank. 66,000,000
First Minneap Tr Co 61,000,000
Marquette Nat Bank
276
100
5.892.306
829,095
500.000
GloucesterCape Ann Nat Bank.
...
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
$
Blooming'n-Lake NB
*
Union Old Lowell
National Bank.
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
....
100
Minneapolis—
Fall River—
Fall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Co
Fall River Trust—
_
105
Midland NatBk & Tr
Minnehaha Nat Bk.
Northwest'n Nat Bk
Produce State Bank.
2d Northwest State.
Third N'west'n N Bk
4th Northwest Nat'l.
Marquette Trust Co.
Minn Loan & Tr Co.
200,000
il.000,000
100,000
<5,000,000
6
,
ft—
I...
i
ft—
6
100
i
ft—
50
18H
19
6
<
i
I...
ft—
i
RochesterFirst National Bank.
Union Nat Bank...
St. PaulAmerican Nat Bank.
500,000
Commercial State Bk
50,000
First National Bank.
6,000,000
First State Bank.... p
100,000
EmpireNatBk&TrCo i 350,000
Stock Yards Nat Bk. i 350,000
Twin Cities Nat Bk.
100,000
First Trust Co
1,000.000
4,462,987 plOO
1,412,892 100
670,697 17,564,441 100 600
428,691
3,665,012 100 1000
5,236,626 101,695,889 100
2,113,927
78,293
5,486,320
212,386
4,257,849 I—
153,291
20,000
783,937 100 130
288,365 (71,552.321 p—
1200
70
100
Lynn—
Central Nat Bank.
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
200,000
200,000
300.000
250,000
100,000
200,000
..
National City Bank.
Essex Trust Co.
Lynn S Dep & Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
281,764
580,333
644.879
900,846
200
100
100
20
National Banks
200
135
190
395
100
100
100
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
•
630,444
1,756,324
374,162
7,539,290
182*5 187*5
100
20
6.885,344
5,249,151
26
41
25
Dec. 31.
Per
300,000
100,000
100,000
300,000
750.000
27
42
171,208
130,723
60,112
2,301,554
2,742,192
1,723,434
543,682
381,618
100
25
100
100
2,150,045
932.466
1,416,288
4,328,151
5,533,093
500,000
300.000
Depos Gu Bk & TrOo
Jackson-State N Bk.
Merch Bank & Tr Co
304,984
44,084
53,699
184,192
983,840
150,000
400,000
100,000
Citizens Sav Bk & Tr
500,000
1.500,000
500.000
Institutions
State
Jackson
80
Capital Nat Bank...
New Bedford—
First National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
MISSISSIPPI
4,926,085
4.160,837
100
------
-----
Meridian-
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank...
200,000
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
Naumkeag Trust Co.
136,336
2,172,276
Citizens Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
100
100
Mer & Farmers Bank
200,000
250,000
323,683
564,922
3,846,669
c5.312.585
First Nat & Tr Co...
1,000,000
150,000
29,526,606
3,092,891
10,314,302
13,056,400
1,861,194
200.000
300.000
287,631
349,750
1,312,903
c4.431,003
Worcester—
Mechanics' Nat Bk..
600,000
Worcester Co Nat Bk 01,888,150
WorcesterBk&Tr Co 3,800,000
Skandia Bk & Tr Co
200.000
696,512
1,718,653
4,428,438
114,150
12,839,766
27,008,543
28,902,433
1,738,578
Springfield Nat Bk..
1,000,000
1,500,000
350,000
1,000,000
Third N Bk A Tr Co
West Mass Bk & Tr.
Springfield S D & Tr.
Union Trust Co
West Springfield Tr.
125
1
■
1
1
1
1 1
1
Vicksburg—
10
Merch NatBk&Tr Co
2,010,188
3,052,764
28,346
1,615,513
1,906,329
88,312
100
60
Springfield—
20
45
50
100
225
250
35
16,007,667
"loo
300
100
25
126""
25
170
National Banks
MISSOURI
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
25
Taunton—
Norn inal.
Machinists* Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr...
100
Baltimore Bank
300
100
0
20
"36" "38"
10
10
Broadway Bank
City Bank & Tr Co..
Columbia Nat Bank.
Community State Bk
Drovers* Nat Bank..
East Side Bk of Com
Inter-State Nat Bank
Llnwood State Bank.
Main St State Bank.
Merchants Bank
National Banks
MICHIGAN
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
Missouri Sav Bk & Tr
Dec. 31.
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Comm
Produce Exch Bank.
Traders'
Nomi nal.
Bay City-
Per
Bay City Bank
People's Commercial
& Savings Bank
Detroit—
Oom'wealth-Com'l
State Bank
Detroit Savings Bank
...
First Wayne Nat Bk
Guard Nat Bk ofCom
Highland Pk StateBk
Norw'sfn State Bank
United Savings Bank
Bankers Trust Co
Equitable Trust Co
.
Detroit Trust Co
Highland Park Trust
Un Guardian Tr Co.
Flint—
Oit Com & Savs Bk.
share.
100
Sterling Bank
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
500.000
1,064,954
7,763,079
100
Westport Ave Bank.
West Side Bk of Com
Union Av Bk of Com
Commerce Trust Co.
«'
500,000
400,000
1,000,000
Un Ind Tr & Savs Bk s2.000.000
677,479
812,117
1,077,298
1,081,007
5,751,481
8,348,839
11,292,740
15,406,314
Home Trust Co
31*
17
32 J
17
38,548
69,875
830,579
51,031
33,534
352,169
239,821
1,236,236
537,455
3,469,329
1,012,693
47,196
66,274
136,536
200,000
10,194
35,242
110,595
400,000
100.000
100,000
300,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
6,000,000
300,000
200,000
267,500
134,388
40,490
11,393
265,161
153,943
43,806
109,678
3,032,782
217,802
132,802
201,392
85,217,945
3,393,840
2,079,984
4,102,198
200,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
350,000
200,000
200,000
306,342
168,405
428,950
126,733
2/195,285
220,824
122,138
101,016
7,244,260
3,233,664
4,793,363
2,690,681
3,255,148
5,314,515
1,899,917
1,023,485
599,557
5,387,252
1,264,846
42,331,084
6,613,612
54,121,116
5,919,406
885,622
1,256,358
2,110,305
3.680,705
869,877
995,505
2,184.656
90
105
290
240
100
100
100
100
U00
Sec Bk.
850,000
Grand Bap Nat Bank si ,000,000
Grand Rap Sav Bank al ,000,000
Old Kent Bank
2,000,000
Grand Rapids Tr Co. a
750,000
65
100
110
150
165
100
120
85
70
80
350
380
325
100
100
100
100
290
100
150
190
500
100
100
120
160
210
....
100
100
140
160
110
120
100
225
250
7,706,877
100
759,153
581,359
3,123,365
1,295,780
838,623
812,943
100
100
100
100
100
150
90
175
100
225
150
200
St. JosephBurnes Nat Bank—
First National Bank.
First Trust Co
St Jos Stock Yds Bk.
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Co.—.
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
100.000
75
250
160
180
175
210
132
142
100
100
100
100
375
100
100
110
mm
110
100
175"" 260""
100
100
100
200
J190
loo
100
"265"' 250"
100
—
—
20
*
s
17X
17**
Sale price.
a
1*25
We incorrectly stated
in the February issue that the Commonwealth*
Commercial State Bank was in process
of reorganization.
c
18,184,825
15,665,434
25,850,730
991,616
1,751,077
1,200,000
1,495,505
"30
1,250.000
500,000
1,143,590
431,895
12,482,516
4,227,452
100
20
Second Nat Bank &
Tr Co
al ,250.000
1.974,738
12.193,051
6,414,612
s
s
20
40
35
60
Saginaw—
35
Affiliated with the Worcester Bank & Trust Co.
"6"
/Member of the Detroit Bankers Co., Detroit, Mich.
g Trust deposits.
ft See Marquette National Bank.
45
i Member of Northwest
40
J...
"4"
Includes savings deposits.
e
438,063
646,688
1,106,191
2,166,872
830,494
513,996
565,310
500,000
■
;y
Bancorporation.
I Last sale.
•
share•
100
90
100
100
100
b First National Group,
Amer Home
People's Am State Bk
Mercantile Trust Co.
Pioneer Trust Co...
American Nat Bank.
Rapids-
Bank of Saginaw
Southeast State Bk..
5,160,113
a
948,681
767,542
9,311,346
3,337,997
100,000
100,000
300,000
600,000
100,000
600,000
200,000
4,000,000
500,000
2,000,000
500,000
100,000
100,000
200,000
100,000
50,000
200,000
100,000
City
299.786
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Genessee Co Savs Bk
Union Bank of Mich.
Michigan Trust Co..
Gate
Nat'l Bank
400,000
1,000,000 1,281,786 13,099,724 100
1,500,000 2,623,990 38,878,411
25,000,000 32,465,481 483,910,639 /
5,000,000 6,500,000 169,058,328 s
1.000.000 2,268.980 23,823,599 100
25,000
55,000
1,092,500
1,000,000 1,032,508 12,610,191 "20
1,000,000
869,488
394,741 100
1,000,000
591,613
2.779.597
f3.000,000 5,013,604 35,046,992 /"
a
500,000
332,486
1.313.598 i
05,000.000 3,251,947 (743,180,129
Per
Kansas City—
......
100
Fidelity Nat Bk & Tr
Fidelity Savs Tr Co.
First National Bank.
Grand
share.
—....
p
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
s
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc., Detroit.
v
Sept. 29 1931.
Ex-dividend.
x
V
z
March 25 1931.
In process of reorganization.
.
AND
BANKS
106
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Capital.
Ask.
State Institutions
NEW JERSEY
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Institutions
State
MISSOURI
Dec. 31.
COMPANIES
TKUST
Surplus &
Profits.
Dec. 31.
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
2,600,000
250,381
1,205,598
400.000
300,000
200.000
616,490
422,740
67,451
200,000
Boatmen's Nat Bank
Bremen Bk & Tr Co.
Cass Bk & Tr Co
Cherokee Nat Bank.
7,931,436
First National Bank. 12,100,000
174,314
700,000 u
Grand Nat'l Bk
200.000
255,701
Jefferson Bank
500,000
151,845
Jeff-Gravois Bank..
Lafayette South Side
Bk & Tr Co
2,150.000 el.825,721
50.000
42,284
Lemay Ferry Bank..
200.000
148,804
Lowell Bank
500.000
331.570
Manchester Bank
200.000
63,153
Nat Bridge Trust Co
Plata National Bank
300.000 9
56.674
Scruggs. Vandervoort
200.000
163,306
Barney Bank
350.000
353,777
Sec N B S & Tr Co..
600.000
238,836
South Side Nat Bk
200.000
South'n Com & Sav.
199,829
8t Louis Nat Bank
57,380
200,000
United Bk & Tr Co..
1,000.000
1 200.000
Water Tower Bank..
200.000
200.000 /
200.000
Chippewa Trust Co.
Chouteau Trust Co..
Easton-Taylor Tr Co
Guaranty Bk & Tr
Laclede Trust Co...
200,000
300.000
300.000
Llndell Trust Co
25,844,131
1,182,155
3,217,320
4,790,554
1,185,178
1,246,240
100
51,182
587.154
124,711
90.977
75.537
130,207
,63.112
139.510
159,546
100
103,544
3.249.631
Miss Val Trust Co
Mound City Tr Co
North St Louis Tr Co
200,000
200.000
Northwest'n Tr Co..
Savings Trust Co
500.000
200.000
Webster Groves Tr..
West St Louis Tr Co.
100,000
200.000
100
839,959
100
221,399
1,421,445
221,462
8,292,897
1,293.552
12,300,897
5.563,115
100
100
20
Asbury Park—
AsburyPkNatBk&Tr
300,000
398,069
3.119,486
100
400.000
600.000
602,966
655,125
9,042,153
7,545,162
100
350
400
50
170
180
100,000
169,614
150.000
200.000
406.819
1,676,410
3.163,039
1,395.677
1,414,001
100
100
100
Bayonne—
Bayonne Trust Co..
100
Mechanlcs' Trust Co
100
100
100
Bridgeton—
100
150.902
1,048.514
v
109,377
172,581
154,861
60,000
47.564
410,165
42,000
Brldgeton Nat Bank
Cumberland Nat Bk.
Farm & Mer Nat Bk.
Cumberland Tr Co..
I 230
330
20
100
100
100
100
150
100
200
150,000
232,500
179,354
1,500,000
1,200,000
1,050,000
2,610,375
4,033.093
1,288,577
25,479.673
30.600,951
25
25
I 120
Co
5,160,137
20
158
Ampere Bank & TrCo
Essex Co Trust Co..
Sav Inv & Trust Co.
100
150.000
500.000
101,573
275
100
1.976,240
1,977,675
8,527,577
19,684,022
100
726,256
1,500,000
25
500
40
60
500,000
700.000
500,000
5.531,964
13,487,820
4,960.023
7.944.511
100
125
200
750.000
905,781
11,089,790
50
100
100
25
100
620.000
296,720
979,757
286.933
376.041
1,000.517
82,287
182.888
547,576
12,473,116
1,121,126
3.218,121
4,306,131
25
Camden—
FirstOamNatB&T O
100
Camden S D & Tr Co
100
West Jersey Trust
50
90
1001
East Orange—
100
100
100
100
100
Elizabeth—
Elizabethport BkgCo
100
100 1107
110
National State Bank
Central Home Tr Co
Elizabeth Trust Co..
1,200,000
753,435
8,889,947
1,008,000
61.000
600.000
120.000
Equitable Trust Co.
43
100
135"" 155"
Union County Tr Co
125
100
125
180
210
50
60
47
52
100
Hoboken—
100
100
First
100
100
Columbia Trust Co..
Hoboken Trust Co..
625.000
100.000
300.000
100
Jefferson Trust Co..
800.000
National Bank.
100
25
100
Jersey City-
SpringfieldCitizens'Bank
Peoples Bank
9,827.509
1,141,557
100
1,800,145
67,857,406
1,480,582
2,087,247
7,882,420
3.300,000
1,451,863
2,095,084
350,000
6.000.00G
Nat'l Bank
1,830,511
727,267
-
1,000,000
200,000
42
Mercantile-Com¬
merce
400,000
100
100
6,367,216 102,045,467
10,000.000
Second Nat
Bank & Trust Oo.
Bankers Trust Co...
Guarantee Trust Co.
Chelsea
100
100
100
20
MercantileCommerce
Bk & Tr Co
300.000
Ask.
100
2,859,753
10.881,401
6.896.197
3,031,186
1,842,807
9,865,046
1,325,520
7.734,216
1,465.393
1.637,145
1,091,851
1,539,623
1,716,152
1,448,923
2.047,442
$
Atlantic City—
Atlantic City Nat Bk
Boardwalk Nat Bank
100
690.077
500.000
300.000
Tower Gr Bk & TrCo
Twelfth St Nat Bank
2,430,296
24,242,517
5,587.056
4,836.614
1,688.428
167,285,365
3,377,487
2,900,557
3,953,109
share.
iio"
Per
$
%
St. LouisBaden Bank
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Nomi nal.
100,000
50.000
...
Union Nat Bank
300,000
100,000
Southern Missouri Tr
Nationu l hanKs
Dec. 31.
MONTANA
100
175
200
Journal Sq Nat
100
125
175
First
Bank
National Bank-
500.000
1,600.000
100
100
200
275
Franklin Nat Bank-
400.000
175
Hudson Co N B
140
Oommercia Tr N J—
N J Title Guar & Tr
North Bergen Tr Co.
Trust Co of N J
West Bergen Tr Co
161,171
1,769,359
209,453
1,367,405
6,723,057
2,035,000
100
25
400.000
7,308,876
228,091
2,694,448
19,859.250
3.971.913
30,241.344
56,372.497
26.806,861
815,726
74.183,841
1,939,690
200,000
262,911
2,810,227
100
327,679
278,242
230,024
522,434
6,184,060
7,156.217
1,826,650
9.804,140
40
100
50
1.250.000
3.400.000
2.000.000
150.000
5.700.000
79,124
50
100
25
25
25
"25
37
70
65
"46"
42"
75
70
50*
130
100
Long Branch-
Institutions
State
>'
Long Branch Bkg Co
Dec. 31.
275
Morristown—
Nomi nal.
First National Bank.
200.000
100
National Iron Bank.
American Trust Co..
250.000
200.000
100
Morristown Trust Co
1,000.000
Billings—
Per
Midland Nat Bank__
Montana Nat Bank-
200.000
150.000
Sec Tr & Savs Bank.
100,000
125.000
104,582
122,900
3,751,776
1,278,637
2,064,260
755,427
12,161.572
979,414
15,087,333
share.
100
Mt.
Butte—
Miners S Bk & Tr Co
300,000
200,000
Metals Bk & Tr Co. 0
600,000
i
Holly—
Mt Holly Nat Bank
First National Bank.
v
56.818
627,458
100,000
100
Union Nat Bk&TrOo
200.000
25,458
438,179
100
Farmers' Trust Co-
200,000
212,398
401,709
1,950,266
1,140,942
Newark—
Lincoln Nat BankFranklin Wash Tr Co
Marzano State Bk &
600,000
1.200.000
374,275
825,270
150.000
225.000
3.000.000
Helena—
First Nat Bk&Tr Co
300,000
Union Bank & Tr Co
e
250.000
525.927
249,854
I 140
100
25
9,470,506
3,501,739
Tr Co
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark & Essex
25
50
190
100
150
8.271,494
9,700,845
25
40
43
25
11
13
134,846
51,699
937,594
854.906
100
275
2,549,247
1.344,286
690,545
42,455
1,062,155
u
262,829
5,002.068
100
85
100
203
100
450
25
11
210
United States Tr Co.
600.000
9,138.185
3,406,964
217,356
219,433
972.853
West Side Trust Co.
1,075.000
1,546,665
35.743,451
8,656,965
13,822,942
712,456
6,870,068
1,302,674
40,352,571
150,764,638
16,627,429
1,501,826
2,953,106
2,253,949
6,780,259
1,003,431
372,368
172,870
513,841
13,546.858
3.691.584
1,693,032
7.408,920
100
325
100
275
100
210
255"
100
250
300
35,569
227.032
4,194,988
5,895,004
100
1,268,461
100
Banking Co
National Banks
500.000
National State Bank
NJ Nat B & T Co—
NEBRASKA
2,800.000
Central Bk & Tr Co.
Dec. 31.
150.000
700.000
Clinton Trust Co
Nomi nal.
Lincoln—
Per
share.
400.000
Columbus Trust Co.
e
Nat Bk of Commerce
200,000
850,000
300.000
218.264
322,969
189,832
5,567,328
12,130.446
5,413,781
So Side N B & Tr Co.
100
165"" 185"
100
225
Omaha—
First National Bank. »l .250.000
Live Stock Nat Bank
450.000
Omaha Nat Bank
1,250.000
767,173
158,302
1,246,934
200.000 v
112,252
200.000
338.381
40.662
20,764,808
4,711,649
28.215.881
2.586.921
6.676,341
1,174,071
cl.100,000
883,823
20,543.637
Packero Nat Bank..
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union State Bank._
e
U S National Bank.
.
100
100
750 000
100
140
290
305"
155
130
150
Fidelity Union Tr Co
Merch & Newark Tr.
4.056.250
6.666.675
2,500.000
300.000
Union National Bk..
Continental Nat'l Bk
First National Bank.
375.000
Federal Trust Co
13"
25
25
25
""§6"
30
40*
35
25
50
55
25
102
25
50
105
55
25
55
100
25
"20"
25 b 80
25
85
New Brunswick
100
250,000
Cits Nat Bk of N Br.
Nat Bank of N J
500.000
Peoples Nat Bank
Middlesex TG&T Co
200.000
100.000
New Brunsw Tr Co..
300.000
400
North St West Hu dson—
IstNat Bk of Un City
National Banks
Dec. 31.
NEVADA
Slate
histitiuions
100,000
64,487
69,243
200,763
81,535
4,069,858
4,803,272
4,523,469
1.359,799
400,000
118,780
2,499,295
1,579,123 100
6.900.157 100
5,763,729 100
100
2,286.857
1,330.098 al00
26
6,938,778
25
26,242,561
1,096.694 100
26,307,718
18,593,411
1.000,000
Huds Tr Co Un City.
share.
1,000,000
150,000
52,667
510,764
1,354,244
302,114
341,624
1,058,350
3,355,205
63,852
2,000,000
1,000,000
1,703,004
1,011,558
Merchants Trust Co.
Oommonw'lth Tr Co
800.000
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Co
100
United Nevada Bank
56,207
100,000
500.000
WeehawkenT&TitCo
Per
200,000
700,000
50,000
100
100
100
100
PkTr Co Weehawken
Woodcliff Trust Co.
100
150.000
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
Nomi nal.
Reno—
300.000
of Weehawken
Dec. 31.
Bk of Nev Sav & Tr.
First Nat Bk in Reno
Reno National Bank
Riverside Bank
300.000
First N Bk, West NY
Hamilton Nat Bank
a
100.000
350.000
Passaic—
Passaic N Bk&Tr Co
People's Bk & Tr Co.
25
25
*
Nomi nal.
Manchester—
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
Nashua—
Indian Head Nat B1
Nashua Trust Co...
Per
200,000
150,000
150.000
916,896
493,890
82,290
5,153,451
2,840,775
2,625,618
100
100
100
First National Bank.
Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New Jersey, Jersey City.
b Includes security stock.
e
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
/March 25 1931.
0
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
1 Last sale.
n
First Trust Co. of Omaha, Omaha, Neb.
100,000
300.000
300,000
437,536
590,933
534,302
4,263,866
5,268,713
6,715,371
100
100
100
u
151,058
150,193
3,378,777
1,152,910
100
v
Sept. 29 1931.
100
x
(affiliated institution of the
June 30 1931.
250,000
100,000
Ex-dividend.
Portsmouth—
New Hamp Nat Bk.
share.
"15"'
Sale price.
a
40
First National Bank of Omaha) on
Feb. 2 1932, changed its name to the
First National Co. of Omaha.
t New stock.
y
Ex-rights.
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,
BANKS
National Bank
NEW JERSEY
Dec. 31.
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
TRUST
AND
COMPANIES
Institutions
State
National Banks
Dec. 31.
107
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
NEW YORK
Dec. 31.
Gross
Gross
Par
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid.
Capital.
Profits.
Deposits.
Bid.
Par
Nomi nal.
Pl&infield—
Plainfield Trust Co..
State Trust Oo
I
400.000
175,000
200,000
650.000
150,000
Guaranty Trust Co..
a250.000i
First National Bank.
Plainfield Nat Bank.
Mld-Oity Trust Oo__
N. Y. City (Concl.)
Per, share.
102,167
92,865
75,697
1,303,606
232,125
80,947
5,613,620
1,292,845
919,660
17,241,126
100
100
3,725,004
1,060,164
Nat Bk of YorkvUle.
Nat Bronx Bank
245
100
100
100
National City Bk
Nat Safety BkATrOo
400
Penn Exchange Bank
Public Nat BkATrOo
Schroder Bkg Corp.
Paterson—
Broadway Bk & T Oo
200,000
680,000
First National Bank.
Haledon Nat Bank..
Labor Nat Bank
50,000
300,000
1,200,000
750,000
500,000
Paterson Nat Bank..
Second Nat Bank
Nat Bank of Amer__
Paterson Sav Inst...
1.000.000
Prospect Park Nat Bk
100,000
75,000
600,000
600.000
750,000
100.000
Westside Nat Bank.
Citizens' Trust Oo..
Franklin Trust Oo..
Hamilton Trust Co..
Merchants Trust Oo.
Security Trust Co...
100.000
U 8 Trust Oo
600,000
104,586
847,457
24,913
154.513
1,197,036
1.573,989
280,359
2,889,809
109,007
22.867
825,000
561,849
765,020
43,046
39,609
2,044,068
1,479,512
11,197,015
1,039,848
4,888,533
14.192.780
16.307.781
2,121,888
27,215,105
1,792,634
302.590
10,722,448
3,581,931
9,881,434
577,597
352.069
16,918,305
25
400
100
Sterling Nat B A T__
Trade Bank of N Y._
Wash Nat Bank
25
100
250,000
2,000.000
300,000
1,000,000
1,400,000
1.360,046
4,251,094
306,907
1,801,288
2,108,739
11,651,730
39,223,985
2,444,214
14,507,802
21,961,741
275"
100
50
100
26
240
130
100
135"
25
100
100
100
500,000
Banco di Nap Tr Oo.
1,000.000
Bk of Manhat Tr Oo 22,250,000
Bank of Sicily Tr Oo
1.600.000
Bank of N Y & Tr Co
6.000.000
Bankers Trust Oo
25.000.000
170
160
60
240
Bronx
County Tr Co
1,550.000
Cent Han Bk & Tr Co 21.000.000
Chemical Bk & Tr Co 21,000,000
100
166
400
100
Clinton Trust Oo
500
Continental Bk&TCo
4,000
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Oo 15.000
500
Corporation Trust Co
I 180
100
185"
50
60
160
Woodbury Trust Oo.
2,223,836
2,090,200
1,137,562
508,392
410,605
10
4,151,600
4,978,419
2,101,333
12,700,325
844,015
5,336,468
44,436,748 375,131.667
9.098,162
533,620
9.730,679 105,769.792
75,020,371 558,086,407
517.400
17,205,800
79,103,248 608,191,909
44,758,832 298,878,599
City Bank Farmers'
Trust Co
10,000 ,000 10,941,670
I 500
50
Farm
471,001
<2,998.200
<1,504,800
62,113,000
<15,117,903
<8,123,886
<2,953,300
<345,900
660,000
County Trust Co
Empire Trust Co
,000
,000
000
,000
4.000 000
Per
share.
inn
60
30
40
40
47
21
53
55
6
25
3
new
9
25
14
26^
28M
"25 "14" "17"
46,830,430
529,100
2,038,500
6.750,213 36,237,606
22,549,500 239.008.800
62.600
112,700
3,131,800 20,080,100
3,062,238 74,063,889
3,085,139 16,552.752
1,000,000
3,486,700
100
75
100
15
100
100
175" 195""
100
38
20
18
20
340
360
61
63
20
13
20
139
18
143
10
35
37
10
20
""35"" "45"
100
16X
v
100
25
18K
61
10
20
64
*
""22"" "24"
«*»
—
-
m m
50
10
40
20
100
6,000 000
25
27
20
2,000 000
255
100 230
1.000 000
Fiduciary Trust Co..
Guaranty Trust Co.. 90.000 000 194959038 1025049550
305
100 300
Hellenic Bk Tr Co...
1.000 000
513,238
3,738,165
Hlbernia Trust Co..
3,000 000
35
40
846,500
14,076,248 100
Irving Trust Co
20
21
50.000 000 75,506.711 442,091.091
10
J Henry Schroder Tr
700 000
534.518
4,225,864
Lawyers' Trust Co..
3.000 000
w'oWaw
2,400,000 17,576.455 Too
Manufacturers' Tr_0 32,935 000'27,188,362 374,892,596
25 r"31K
33 H
Marine Midland Tr. 10.000 000
7,019,007 55,301,223 i 20
Mercan Bk & Tr Co.
900 000
4
5.929,900
604,300
New York Trust Oo. 12.500 000 26,559,173 251,445,083
25
87 H
90^
Title Guar & Tr Co.
10.000 000 21,208,096 41.629,468
20
61H
68M
Trust Co of Nor Am
500, 000
too
75
309,309
3,351.771
Underwriters Tr Oo.
9
1.675, 000
5,920,700
20 "7*
1,428,700
U S Trust Co of N Y 2.000, 000 27,005,358 63,542,542
1600
too 1600
Fulton Trust Co
100,000
200,000
100,000
1108081000
1,428.600
912.500
8.250.000
6,000.000
1,500,000
Trust co. returns da te Dec. 31.
Anglo-South Am Tr
1,000.000
Bk of Athens Tr Co_
500.000
Banca Com It Tr Co
2.000.000
180
100
Woodbury—
A
Mechanics'
National Bank
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
$
tl.842.00C
<4,476,800
$
600.000
525.000
124000000
nal.
140
^TrentonBroad St Nat Bank.
FIr8t-Mech Nat Bk.
H'nover CapitalTrOo
Trenton Banking Co
Trenton Trust Oo
Ask.
Nom
mm
•
m w
«•
National
Banks
Dec. 31.
NEW YORK
State
institutions
Dec. 31.
,r *
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Albany—
Central Bank
200,000
250,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
Mech A Farmers Bk.
Nat Oom Bk & Tr Oo
N Y State Nat BankFirst Trust Oo
166,354
1,462,699
5,192,910
2.334,381
2,146,782
2,782,823
3.359,621
40,150,349
40,914,763
33,330,046
100
190
100
100
100
100
200
Jamaica, L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank.
460
220
300
300.000
300,000
750,000
656,296
739,388
1,464,189
11,739,884
7,102,892
15,961,171
1,200,000
750.000
5.400.000
2,500.000
1,032,705
1,199.281
324,749
6,070,399
2,817,940
6,884.154
7,000,344
6,338,046
65,217,572
32,021,624
<1,500.000
1,758,992
600.000
300.000
918,764
564,440
200,000
147,934
26,675,996
8,294,594
6,519,423
3,835,802
100
2,000.000
600,000
3,219.630
920,292
45,800,799
6,148.578
5
15
18
20
46
50
1,000.000
2.000.000
600.000
Nat
150,000
Blnghamton—
Olty National Bank.
1,000.000
300.000
<5.000.000
25
30
8,989,722
47
58,850.025
20
62
20
18,250.487
45
25
18.814,784
108
41,883,026
20
36,055,048
100 1400
50,392,424 <_._
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Lincoln-Allia Bk A Tr
Genesee Vail Tr Co..
Roch Trust & S D Oo
400,000
1,498,989
3,316,594
1,002,685
2,154,733
3,528,714
1,623,876
4,424,783
240
350
Auburn—
Bank & Trust Co
Auburn Trust Co
168,400
3,682,600
100
Rochester-
480
Central Trust Co
Auburn-Cayuga
300,000
J 750
487,790
429,587
7.373,316
6,469.860
100
300
Union Trust Co
200,000
600,000
750,000
707,391
719,271
663.669
100
8,418,363
100
9,255,491
8.076,735 1...
700
145
105
Citizens Trust Co...
100
I 160
Security Trust Oo
1.000.000
32
52
72
50
no
1700
Schenectady—
First National Bank-
Marine Mid Id Tr Co. i
Union National Bank
Schenectady Tr Co..
100
<305
100
100
Syracuse—
Brooklyn—Slate B
ank A Tru sl Co. retur ns dale Dec.
Nat. banks
Dec. 31
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Citizens Bk of Bklyn
Flat bush Nat Bank.
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
200,000
200.000
300,000
500,000
Klngsboro Nat Bank
500,000
1,450.000
1,000,000
500,000
Lafayette Nat Bank
Nat Exch Bk& Tr Oo
People's Nat Bank
Brooklyn Trust Co._
Kings Co Trust Co..
23,500
180,981
155,600
68,100
387,800
428,192
1,307,073
269,400
8,200,000 12,893,065
500,000 6,562,497
745 .800
1,769 ,132
1.727 .900
781 ,800
2,146 ,600
3,635 .516
2,523 ,557
5,956 ,400
116,774 ,588
30,909 ,167
31.
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
Merch Nat Bk A Tr.
Salt Springs Nat Bk.
First Trust & Dep Co
100
100
Syracuse Trust Co..
100
60""
25
8
25
12
19 H
14^
100
235"
100 2275
200
260
Manufactur Nat Bk.
National City BankUnion
Nat
Bank..
Troy Trust Co
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr.
3
10
50
36
35
40
20
28
30
25
60 \
65
J*
100
25
25
«•
m m
"60"
110
50
200
Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
500.000
33""
Watertown
Nat Bk.
300.000
6.602,279
3,578,156
10K
10*i
North'n N Y Tr Co.
500.000
423,524
152,776
1,032,546
100
30
9,718,942
25
500,000
1,500.000
850,726
1,455,551
9,937,881
19,988,134
100
20
Elmira—
50
WestcheBter Co—
Chemung Can Tr Oo
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Ithaca—
First National Bank.
Tompkins Nat Bank
Ithaca Trust Co
800,000
1,237,500
250,000
200,000
400,000
2,207,166
1,407,965
417,441
281,411
401,403
9,723,198
11.276,335
3,732,082
2,293,727
7,266,609
20
100
115
I
25
Mt. Vernon—1st N.
Mt Vernon Tr Co.
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank-
100
100
400
Nat City Bank
25
125
Huguenot Tr Co..
500
New Rochelle Tr.
Jamestown—
Bank of Jamestown.
The First Nat Bank.
Nat Chautauq Co Bk
Union Trust Co
First NBkof Rondout
1,125,822
634,097
n614,002
440,786
15,864,800
25
85
4,997.205 100
10.002,421
25
3,480.339 <100
550
Kingston Trust Co..
Nom
300.000
500.000
450,000
400,000
285.294
2.275,552
20
733.851
321.432
12,304,189
5,131,842
20
1,322,114
11,879,991
1,458,623
2,648,868
60
175"
& Trust Oo
200.000
450,378
744,397
100
200,000
150,000
150,000
250.000
248,607
183,926
369,995
831,557
3,878.484
1,425,044
3.422,666
8.132,629
250.000
Ossining Trust Oo.
85"
80
530
200,000
229,738
379,885
100.000
909,160
9,321,402
prices
90
70
250
185
50
200.000
168,555
2,936,159
100
100
100
500.000
410,040
362,287
295,029
228,749
6,378.623
4,403,645
4,385,023
100
2,531,255
100
6,775,006
5,099,551
8,647,491
100
100
Port
Chester—1st
300.000
Nat Bk
larrytovm N BATrOo
White Plains—
250,U(I0
<tye—Hye
100
100
100
100
N.
Bk & Tr Oo
Mutual Trust Co.
200.000
20
20
New York City- Deposits N ew York Ci ly banks are
arc
Sur plus and pr ofits are of
o/ Feb. 27 1932.
for National and Dec. 31 19 31 for Stat e banks.
A
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk City and
found in our"Rai Iway
Secti on, pages 149, 150, 1
2,000.000
County Trust Oo.
650,000
22,500
repc rted
date
ne t
Dec.
divi dend
Brot klvn
and
500.000
583,683
3,004,111
1.957,649
1,000,000
1,183,253
20,269,175
-
-
568,184
300.000
1.702,180
10,468,246
9,707,852
20
100
115
250
Yonkers—First
mmmrnmm
Natl
Bank A Trust
ecord
Yonkers Nat Bank
m ay
A
be
Trust
Oo
Westches'r Tr Oo.
llooo
100
100
«.
225
25
400.000
400.000
Bank
31'31
51,1 52.
16,233,900
Bank of Yorktown..
1,500,000
239,251
13,684.468
Chase National Bk. 148,000,000 143075000 1035801000
OhatPhNat BATr? 16,200,000
Columbus Bank
200,000
~~~2~986
"l28i"802
Comm'l Nat Bk & Tr 7.000,000
9,235,612 44.443,000
Dunbar Nat Bank..
500,000
227,700
11,512.300
Fifth Avenue Bank..
500.000 3,405,800 32.892.000
First National Bank. 10,000,000 112537242 266,088,000
Gimbel Bros Bank
100.000
103,800
1730,000
Grace Nat Bk of N.Y
1*500,000 1,610,200 118,292,100
Harbor State Bank..
200,000
113,731
1965.683
"306"' 350'
•
100
West Title & Tr Oo
Citizens
Amalg Bank of N Y.
70
20
Peekskill—
Westches Co Nat.
Pleasantville—
Mt Pleas B&TrCo
90
County
Bank & Trust Co.
Rondout Nat Bank.
State of N Y Nat Bk
<700
20
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
832,500
153,300
500,000
600,000
Kingston—
Ulster
28
32
20
Utica—
First Citizens Bk & T
Nat'l
26
20
Troy—
2375
BuffaloEast Side Nat Bank.
300,000
119,008
25
1.822,232
Liberty Bank
5,500.000 8,851.202 58,306,830
100
Lincoln Nat Bank
200.000
55,893
50
1,278,235
Mfrs & Trad-Peop Tr
25
6.000.000 17,868,174 100,169,031
Marine Trust Oo
i 10.000,000 15,381.421 193,021,793 i 20
20
60
too
100
100
800.000
Harriman N Bk & Tr
2.000,000
2,863,200
29,650,000
20
30
40
38^
40J*
20
100
100
150""
157"
25
100 1360"
100 1665
100
100
25
Trust Co
Sale price.
Plainfield National Bank of Plainifeld, N. J., merged on Feb. 6 1932
The Manufacturers Trust Co. and the Chatham Phenix National Bank
former; the Empire
Safe Deposit Co. also merged with the Manufacturers Trust Co.
under the name of the Manufacturers Safe Deposit Co. on the same date,
g
& Trust Co. on Feb. 9 1932 merged under the title of the
1460"
1765
City
t
500"
100 1370
Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
I Last sale.
55
Liberty Nat Bank A
Merchants Bank
165
*
a
with the Guaranty Trust Co. under title of the former.
n
1470
t Dec.
2,250,000
400.000
540,680
119,800
16,813,687
11,257,400
25
100
4%
31
f
./iff
1931.
v
70
....
June 30 1931.
New stock.
x
Ex-dividend.
V<v-y'':'-•■'i
BANKS
108
AND
TKTJST
COMPANIES
National Banks
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
Gross
Par,
Deposits.
Bid.
State Institutions
Dec. 31,
OKLAHOMA
Dec. 31.
Capital.
Ask.
Surplus &
Profits.
Gross
'
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
$
130,931
$
300.000
Aiheville—
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
$
2,729,524
share.
Per
$
100,000
50,000
108,674
67,745
2,304,255
1,087,639
100
McAlester—
First Nat Bk of McA
100.000
43,684
2,023,718
100
Muskogee—
Citizens National Bk
Commercial Nat Bk.
First Nat Bk&TrOo
100,000
300,000
500,000
38,533
152,261
224,907
1,254,788
3,912,514
5,324,847
100
Oklahoma City50,000
Capital State Bank..
200,000
Olty Nat'l Bk&Tr Oo
6,000,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
300,000
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank— nl .200,000
500.000
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
57,466
100,886
2,104.979
120.834
568,203
171,668
679,451
3,704,146
40,003,207
4,745,755
12,801,369
7,559,373
546,785
1,302,396
62,930
*133,141
473,855
33,669,379
23,642,232
3,533,147
3,729,066
1,933,388
First
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Mer & Farm N Bk..
Union Nat Bank
American Trust Co..
Independ'ce Tr Co..
715,747
600,000
500,000
671,327
200.000
600,515
300,000
665,643
1,200,000 1,257,442
1.000,000 *1,111,727
3,083,891
2,912,259
2,069,141
3,221,199
17,938,144
5,162,789
100
110
125
100
175
185
100
275
270
lib'
State
100
300
158
90
$
Bank...
Guthrie—
First National Bank.
100
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Nomi nal.
100
100
100
95
100
100
Durham—
100,000
120,000
100,000
Citizens' Nat Bank.
Fidelity Bank
Home Savings Bank.
*110,523
1,142,758
108,225
753,415
9,099,330
1,372,646
100
100
25
250
25
45
40
Greensboro—
No Oar Bk & Tr Co
2.600.000 *1,795,297
30,144,827
10
100
100
100
125
200
225
50
40
150
20
100
100
150
225
175
100
225
275
20
20
20
25
20
20
18
20
20
18
20
B&leigh—
400,000
Page Trust Co
201,682
4,248,959
Tulsa—
100
Wilmington—
100,000
300.000
283,593
591,189
1,853,642
4,449,974
400,000
293,865
144,542
2,402,496
1,913,873
42,326.902
e
250,000
200,000
1,000.000
24
5,127,795
500,000
2.500.000
3,000,000
2,500,000
Exchange Nat Bank.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Fourth Nat Bank—
Nat Bk of Oom'erce.
People's Sav Bk & Tr
Wilm Sav & Tr Co..
25
10
Exchange Trust Oo.
100
-(»)
WilsonBranch Bkg & Tr
Co
National Banks
Winston-Salem—
Dec. 31.
Farmers N Bk & T Oo
Wachovia Bk &Tr.
State Institutions
OREGON
Dec. 31.
100
100
nal.
share.
Eugene26,013
246,228
59,540
400,000
100,000
100,000
200,000
a2.500,000
a
600,000
k
50,000
k
200,000
300,000
Jfc4.000.000
128,639
47,191
30,741
331,006
1,660,269
674,449
11,302
59,564
82,363
3,364,654
100
6,948,839
883,431 a...
1,122,594
5,626,288 A...
100
33,857,022
5225,556 a...
323,811 k
1,599,384 k
100
3,607,285
20
68,771,753
50,000
450,000
400,000
500,000
500,000
400,000
1,847,749
2,561,521
139,035
1,340,904
563,172
505,278
1,283,511
516,433
8,996,518
7,514,261
1,123,139
5,407,090
2,119,329
1,621,826
5,030,938
2.297,693
100
25
150,000
250,000
249,300
460,977
613,510
328,400
5,061,264
2,868.625
1.230,000
10C
125,000
300,000
300,000
500,000
500,000
300,000
216.200
443,804
1,609,200
712,023
1,031,285
1,205,647
1,151,414
59.426
2.127,812
8,748,502
7,231,411
10,816,143
9,442,077
9,462,668
1,126,536
100
125
150
100
500
300
700
100
100
250
350
242,050
300,000
400,000
937.800
300,000
2,275,996
2,933,865
3,332,036
8,093,153
6,120,920
4,984,344
2,571,569
50
250,000
172,157
891,744
902,167
1,770,008
889,662
1,212,729
283,361
200,000
400,000
300.000
1,062,500
200,000
760,330
820,898
745,121
2,547,999
605,022
6,822.659
5,637,679
4,893,601
15,011,642
4,391,740
First National Bank
United States N Bk.
National Banks
NORTH DAKOTA
Dec. 31.
Portland—
Amer National Bk..
Nomi nal.
share.
Per
Fargo—
150,000
50,000
<300,000
d250,000
150,000
Dakota Nat Bank..
Fargo National Bk..
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
Nor dc Dakota Tr Oo
152,707
82,411
257,672
70,654
0128,944
2,327,499 100
100
828,096
6,795,402
2,791,246 d__.
100
679,674
Bk of East
Portland.
a
G W Bates & Oo—.. b
Citizens Nat Bank.. k
First National Bank.
Security Sav & Tr Oo
Live Stock State Bk.
Peninsular Nat Bank
Portland Tr & Sav Bk
United States N Bk
National Banks
OHIO
Dec. 31.
698,417
3,595,785
1,558,623
150,000
200,000
100.000
Bank of Commerce. .
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Akron
Per
Commercial Bk & Tr
350,000
200,000
100,000
200,000
7,500,000
Dime Savings Bk Co
Standard Sav Bank.
Firestone Pk Tr & SB
First
Central Tr Co.
408,162
284,101
32,000
408,194
2,642,848
3,483,096
2,816,375
561,120
6,046,512
50,422,061
share.
50
100
Nomi nal.
Per
Allentown—
100
Allentown Nat Bank
100
Mer-OIt Nat Bk & Tr
100
50
Ridge Ave Dep Bk.
Second Nat Bank..
Allentown Trust Oo.
Canton
Dime Sav & Tr Go__
Cent Sav B & T Oo.
100
200,000
500,000
3116,099
1,617,369
2,549,844
11,583,965
400,000
150,000
100,000
6,000.000
1,110,832
344,717
282,267
5,047,916
6,686,209
3,266,144
1,648,503
45,455,306
300,000
600,000
150,000
5,098.278
6,755,827
2.421,128
4.445.179
31,793,654
9,337,238
4,277,584
3,232,850
12,972,375
58,117,478
100
74,910,336
100
100
100
First National Bank.
100
<400
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
Penn Trust Oo
1,000.000
1,000,000
60
010
30
10
share.
mmm mm m
mmmrnrnm
390
115
190
mmmrnrnm
56
mmmrnrnm
115
12H
mmmrnrnm
50
550
50
150
Altoona—
Cincinnati
Atlas Nat Bank
Cinn Bk & Tr Co...
Columbia Bk'& S Oo
First National Bank.
I 500
100
100
10
100
Central Trust Co—
I
406"
Norwood-Hyde Park
People's Bk & Sv Oo
200,000
Prov S Bk & Tr Oo.
Second Nat Bank
So Ohio S Bk & Tr Oo
Wash Bk & Tr Co..
Western Bk & Tr Co
Central Trust Oo
1,800,000
1,000,000
250,000
250,000
1,250,000
4,000,000
361,015
1,285,799
311,264
328,302
2,880,271
1,060,737
519,356
124,948
1,384,757
4,181,321
5,000,000
6,748,654
Lincoln Nat Bank..
Northside Bk & Tij Oo
Third
I
100
400""
50
200"
100
100
100
Secur-Peoples Tr Co.
Union Trust Oo
<30
Allison-East End Tr.
I 249
Harrlsburg Nat Bank
Central Trust Oo...
Commonwealth Tr Oo
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrlsburg Trust Oo
3,862,631
209,048
6,000,000 4,152,478 71,541,567
250,000
531,113
2,941,254
500,000
670,645
10,395.958
2,000,000
1,802,979 31,435,364
200,000
215,835
4,317,801
13,800,000 11,352,498 245,627,505
7,000,000 10,056,106 123,133,573
900,000
749,205
2,132,159
22,850,000 14,174,994 221,554,972
Union Trust Co—
100
20
334,488
25,000
100,000
100,000
Capital Bank
Olev Sav & Loan Oo.
Lorain Str Sav & Tr.
National Olty Bank.
North Amer Tr Oo.
Cleveland Trust Go.
Guardian Trust Oo._
Union Sav & L Co..
400.000
100
100
33>4
Fulton Nat Bank...
145
325
260
100
Lancaster Oo Nat Bk
Northern Tr & S Co.
loo
173"
100
100
240
25
23
23^
Columbus—
Farmers' Trust Oo
Philadelphia—De posits of N ational ban
Central-Penn Nat Bk
Commercial Nat Bk
4.550,000
Oity Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Columbus Saving Bk
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co
Huntington Nat Bk.
Market Exch Bank..
Northern Sav Bk Oo
Ohio National Bk
250,000
,200,000
50,000
200,000
,000,000
100,000
100,000
C4.000.000
:
77,805
1,906,404
95,984
74,659
2,079,881
435,348
58,961
3,633,127
,3,069,250
18,728,607
955,489
1,714,150
25,004,168
2,851,966
868,606
42,212,852
100
Gimbel Bros Bk & Tr
10
Guardian Bk & Tr Oo
Kensington Nat Bk.
Lehigh Nat Bank..,
c
100
Market St Nat Bk.
100
100
NatBkofGer&TrOo
North Broad Nat'l Bk
500,000
3.111,000
200,000
300,000
350,000
200,000
1,000,000
400,000
250,000
Northeast Nat Bank
200,000
NorthwNatBk&TOo
500.000
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14.000,000
Dayton—
Merchants' Nat Bk
& Trust Co
Third Nat Bank &
Trust Oo
Winters N Bk & Tr.
200,000
141,284
2,809,678
100
175
400,000
1,000,000
351,751
870,602
6,992,812
100
100
190
200
a
220
225
75
125
200
225
60
20
50
25
26
mm mm m
m
m
m m m
m
m
mm m m
500,000
500,000
200,000
First National Bank.
West Toledo Nat Bk
Spitzer-R T & S Bk.
600,000
5,000,000
501,883
1,222,390
118,390
330,605
3,551,977
4,645,227
10,274,345
575,392
3,022,612
50,575,369
ks date
Feb.
46,648,000
4,487,000
10.613,000
9,716,850 66,580,000
168,160 r 1,073,007
7.727,455 53.376,000
2,037,291
171,158
570,975
163,524
7,018,000
846,357
365,051
16,210 r
4,190,079 22,609,000
2,120,320 rlO,338,380
417,351
250,000 r
773,304
63,507 r
4,778,000
2,010,748
29,878,647 219,851,000
*
iiiii
"ioo
20
20
m
mmrnrn
50
m
mmrn —
10
immmmm
50
27 1 932.
10
37
100
28
6
10
20
100
100
Controlled by
e
Feb. 5 1932.
100
a
New stock.
100
m m m
60
100
50
fc Controlled
Union Nat Bank
r
100
100
10C
}
100
x
~rnm
10
mmmmm'm
50
mmm mm
"
200
y
*
Ex-rights.
Sept. 29 1931.
m
m
mm
34
36
20
72
74
.-."-v
Bank of Tulsa, Okla.
,
Bank.
.
mm
-
m
20
by the United States National Group.
„
mmmmm
305
43
295
38
-a
Affiliated with the Exchange National
245
""60"" "65""
-
Dec. 31 1931.
Stock held entirely by Exchange National
Ex-dividend,
v
7
51
mm »
i Member Northwest Bancorporation.
100
32
10
100
10
h Trust funds.
•■/
38
"235"
Transamerica Corp.
,
Mahoning Sav & Tr.
6,674,397
2,348,027
20,000,000
r
i
"50
Member of the BancOhio Corp.
r
382,392
156,156
i
<120
<68
<185
<62
<260
60
< Last sale.
1,000,000
150.000
i
i
100
Sale price.
n
Youngstown—
Mahoning Nat Bank
mmmmm
m
20
d Member First Bank Stock Corp.
I
Commerce Guard Bk
Toledo Trust Oo
50
100
b Member West Coast Corp.
15,893,075
190
c
Toledo—
9,356,937
1,036,249
1,749,675
3,040,000
1,125,000
2,000,000
Oity National Bank.
Erie National BankFirst National Bank.
Brunson Bk & Tr Oo
rnrnrnrnm
Lancaster—
Oonestoga Nat Bk_.
30
Corn Exch Nat Bank
& Trust Oo
Union Trust Oo
210
500
Nat
United
Bank
60
ZIII Z"i
Harrlsburg—
10
100
Cleveland
Amer Sav Bank Oo..
Central
Marine Nat Bank—
Erie Trust Oo
Union
Trust Oo
First National Bank.
Second Nat Bank—
10
i 300
1C
100
ErieBank of Erie Tr Oo_.
Bk & Tr Oo......
Fifth
First National Bank.
Altoona Trust Co
m
m
banks
pennsylvania
trust
and
Deposits.
Surplus <&
Profits.
Qross
Profits.
Dec. 31.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Capital.
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Philadelphia
112,353
1,730,893
341,811
s
298,377
300.000
103,650
65,000
600,000
300,000
300,000
Tioga Nat Bk & TrOo
1,604,486
9,596,597
4,816,000
1,772,000
1,148,083
s
Tradesmen'sNatlonal
Bank Ac Trust Oo.
3.300,000 5,263,122
168,948
200,000
Wyoming Bk Ac Tr__
535,818
Banca Com It Tr Oo_
1,000,000
585,900
Broad Street Trust-.
1,000,000
197,315
Ohestnut Hill T Ac Tr
250,000
Fidelity Phila Tr Oo 6,700,000 22,794,074
Finance Oo. 1st prof. L2.500.000 s8,112,192
2d preferred
500.000 2,203,666
Frankford Trust Oo.
Germantown Tr Oo.
1,400,000 4,306,088
Girard Trust Oo
4,000.000 16,829,168
Industrial Trust Oo.
882,250 4,276,878
Integrity Trust Oo_. 2,987,920 12,390,546
Kensington Security
Bk Ac Trust Oo
1,300.000 2,203,352
Liberty Title & Tr Oo 1,000,000 1,662,733
375.000 si,259,337
Medla-69th St Tr Oo
Mitten Men Ac Mg't
Bk As Tr
3,500,000 1,420,449
Ninth Bank Ac Tr Oo
1.375,000 2,339,774
250,287
North Olty Trust Oo
500,000 s
Northern Trust Oo..
500,000 4,094,670
Nor Phila Trust Oo.
500,000 1.612,892
'
•
27,757,000
1,005,458
910,216
1,500,000
801,856
82,843,009
604,136
6,929,942
14,847,697
79.715,662
11,587,408
47,240,715
share.
10
100
100
25
100
Newport—
Aquidneck Nat Exch
$
S
%
Bank Ac Sav Oo
Newport Nat Bank.
Newport Trust Co..
300,000
120,000
300,000
397,123
137,498
559,876
8,528,698
697,345
3.199,362
145
Providence—
Blackstone Oan Nat.
Oolumbus Exchange
500,000
1,005,168
3,129,191
26
23,
95
138
60
Provident Trust
Real Est Tr Oo
Real Estate Land
'"50
23
20
50
100
425"" 435*
100
230
240
31
10
10
24
99
10
10
10
22
■
16)*
32
26
102
24
Braddock Nat Bank.
100.000
100,000
268,678
125.000
500.000
Olty Dep Bk Ac Tr Oo
1.000,000
Arsenal Bank
Bk. of Amer.Tr. Co.
Bank of Secured Savs
Diamond Nat Bank.
Dollar Savings Bank
600.000
Duquesne Nat Bank.
Farmers Deposit Nat
500.000
6,000.000
Fifth Avenue Bank.
First National Bank.
Forbes National Bk.
100.000
.
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold Bank
Iron Ac Glass Dol Sav
Keystone Nat Bank.
Mellon Nat Bank...
Nat Bank of America
Ohio Valley Bank
Union National Bank
Union Savings Bank.
Western 8 Ac D Bank
Allegheny, Trust Oo.
Colonial Trust Oo
Com'wealth Trust Oo
Dormont 8 Ac T Oo.
Tr.
Fidelity Trust Oo
Haslewood 8 At T Oo
Hill Top 8 Ac T Co..
Manchester
Savings
Bank Ac Trust Oo.
6.000.000
300,000
200,000
200.000
172,700
600.000
7,500,000
200,000
100,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
250,000
700,000
2,600,000
1,500,000
125,000
1,320,000
2.000,000
165,400
150.000
5,341,597
16,108,929
929,512
10,528,694
5,040,440
50
14
20
South Hills Trust Oo
Union Trust Oo
Washington Tr Oo..
Washington SavBank
High St Bk Ac Tr Oo
Mechanics' Nat Bk_
NatBank of OomAcTr
Phenix Nat Bank
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Go.
Lincoln Trust Oo
Rhode I Hos Tr Co.
Union Trust Co
57
17
"54"
63
190
250
46
3100
210
100,000
267,093
154,416
471,346
171,125
37,801
So Oarolina State Bk
200,000
0
500,000
200,000
50,000
1,500,000
750.000
Columbia—
Central Union Bank.
Nat Loan Ac Exch Bk
355,000
500,000
200,000
218,496
3,940.620
3,347,848
100
100
200.000
200,000
50.000
326,449
465,551
129,912
1,526,130
2,433,843
2,179,795
0
215,370
63,623
19,093
4,205,583
2,902,922
165,461
100
100
100
42,040
41,941
118,161
408,779
1,318,287
961,237
4,045,077
4,574,270
100
23
•
100
60
10
100
100
100
540" 550*
75
85
42 M
43)4
440"" 445"
98
101
15
385,000
3,216,743
241,624
1,354,324
53,736
436,187
226,022
1,740,764
1,213,391 11,801,793
1,552,568 15,545,605
1,936,254 15.643,555
3,782,997 46,131,802
1,184,027
6,151,456
7,840,855 50,449,398
233,068
1,790,359
9,431,863 73,649,074
318.357
5,327,607
131,312
3,866,957
1,089,644
893,906
592,123
3,772,633
1,198,296
5,849,570
17,262,109 191,911,745
532,528
5,085,408
139,237
1,472,533
5,609,427 26,835,723
3,008,330 30,903,561
725.358
2,866,766
1.101.406
6,239,061
4,378,548 22,312,966
1.991,804 11,946,033
154,861
2,143,663
43,653
994,221
8,045.591 16,857,359
2,487,268
403,156
2.238,032
420.324
50
175
225
50
100
200
16 ?
100
50
I 215
100
rnimmm*
10
100
50
100
3,522,476
105
35,838,840
'"so'
140"
Nomi nal.
Charleston—
Atlantic National Bk 0
Citizens Ac Sou Bank
Oarolina Sav Bank..
Miners Ac Merch Bk.
South Oaro Nat Bank
Per
1,613,350)
297.959
3,335,170 0100
3,769,258 0100
2,338,915 100
347,327 100
21,509,698 100
8,125.160 100
share.
300
250
135
Greenville—
First National Bank.
Peoples Nat Bank
Piedmont Sav Ac Tr.
160
210
100
100
50
100
100
60
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
100
250"
350"
150
230
70
150
150
100
200
250
60
250"
350"
150
250
250
Citizens Nat Bk Ac Tr
~80"
loo"
150
100
130
100
50
100
25
130
250
180
180
Oorn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat'l Bk Ac Tr.
75
100
250
21
75
85
25
200
250"
230
18
356"
150
100
10
100
(d)
175
8partanburg—
Central Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
Southern Trust Co—
400,000
500,000
60,000
50
20
""25"
"35"
5.822,867 16,839,767 78,666,710
500,000 1.088.407
7,527,844
160,000
905,929
281,311
400,000
3,593,067
154,500
125,000
1.774.195
328,788
1,500,000 3,992,442 153,284.518
1.000.000
898,602
5,861.375
20
100
100
100
100
20
Nomi,nal.
Per
125,000
100,000
200,000
250,000
Security Nat'l B&Tr
National Batiks
share.
100
100
100
Stats Institutions
tennessee
Dec. 31.
125"
2,333,668
3,875.075
s
Sioux Falls—
Dec. 31.
""90"
250,000
500,000
493,206
377,684
Pittsburgh
Tr Oo
52
15
10
50
100
50
100
50
Penn Trust Oo
Potter Title Ac Tr Oo.
Provident Trust Oo.
Real Est Sav At Tr Oo
25
200,000
10
12
90,397
3,002,488
50
120
120,000
273,275
1,525,549
50
500,000
50
304,802
5,699,870
50
850,000 1,021,865
49
7,794,324
50
450,000 1,413,050
130
3,073,929
1,500,000 2,723,916 10,858,723 100
170
4,000,000 9,950,996 124,617,960 100 235
25
40
125,000
186,121
978,875
5,000,000 11,746,970 91,936,347 1000 2900
1.000,000 1,489,656 23,971,341
100
195
Woonsocket—
Woonsocket Trust Oo
50
PittsburghAllegheny Vai Bank.
50 •107
60 •105
100 ♦212
18
10,074,997
6,093,630
8,230,533
8.400.000 27,581,848 190,761,444
494,144
481,093
800,000
3,200,000 17,298,396 30,551,993
6,849,188
3.131.200 2,357.425
7.500.000 13,765,497
T Ac T Oo
.
Trust Oo
Penn Oo for Insur on
Lives Ac Grant Ann
Tr Ac Safe Dep Oo.
Penn W'h'g Ac S D Oo
>
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
100
Per
$
$
%
0Concluded.)
Roosevelt Bank
Second Nat Bank...
Sixth Nat Bank
Southwestern NatBk
People's
109
State Institutions
Surplus &
Capital.
Farmers Deposit
companies
40
45
200
300
300
200
Chattanooga—
Amer Tr Ac BkgOo—
First National Bank.
Hamilton Nat Bank.
1,018,917
2,170,957
1.357,529
625.000
2,500.000
2,000.000
5,486,794
17,511,866
19,331,976
746,175
122,200
173,476
17,181,661
325,000
5,472,494
100
20
100
Nomi naf.
Per share.
325
25
125
"30"
130
Knoxville—
90
150
200
100 5000
80
100
East Tennessee N Bk
300
Oomm'l Bk Ac Tr Co.
5500
140
HamiltonNationalBk
2,000.000
203.125
500.000
s
100
95
100
20
13
15
100
127
132
165
260
305
175
265
/
Memphis—
of Oom Ac TrOo
100,000
125,000
125.000
2,212,065
663,404
206,584
11,028,754
4.072.196
1,213,793
50
50
250
90
300
First National Bank.
140
50.000
2.212,064
11,028,754
50
500
State Savings Bank.
Union Planters'Nat'l
100.000
900
Bank Ac Trust Oo.
3,500,000
Manhat S Bk Ac Tr Co
Ac Trust Oo
West End 8 B At Tr..
William Penn Tr Oo.
700.000
Worklngman's Savgs
Bank At Trust Oo
2,847,264
1,231,063
77,824
26,754,029
21,357,646
1,305,087
100
100
100
4,498,022
1,598,704
19,922,757
10
3.000.000 3,410,957
743,074
1,000,000
536,001
300,000
Broadway Nat Bank
800,000 1,036,109
Oommerce-UniofPBk
800,000 Ml,272,803
Nashville Trust Co.. 6
227,631
600,000
39,127,624
11,714,194
5,040,727
7,210,993
8,594,429
6,605,490
Bank
3,000.000
1,000,000
5.228,/49 ilOO
} 13)*
14
Reading—
Farmers' Nat Bank Ac
Trust Oo
Nashville—
500,010
1,000,000
600.000
1,000,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
1,170,300
First National Bank- a5,000,000
200,000
500,000
200,000
400,000
1,000,000
500,000
250.000
4,647,097
128,738
411,173
283,404
835,451
602,722
238,034
365,939
al.500,000
250,000
Pennsylvania Tr Oo.
1,744,572
176.360
8,968,041
4,779,189
1,160,535
342,403
1,607,038
1,041,416
1,353,753
2,428,844
3,588,973
PennNatBankAcTrCo
ReadgNat Bk Ac Tr Oo
Berks Oo Trust Co..
Colonial North EasTr
Pennsylvania Tr Oo.
Reading Trust Co..
10,256,978
5,088,843
6,094,731
10,808,810
6,580,517
125
10
120
15
30
20
13
10
10
20
44
25
30
10
10
10
16
35
22
14
American Nat Bank
Nasbville Ac Amer Tr
}i°
40
45
85
100
25
10
35
100
130
37)*
(b)
140
45
Scranton—
Green Ridge Bank..
Nor. Scr'onBkAcTrOo
Providence Bank...
South Side Bk Ac Tr.
Third Nat BkAcTrOo
Union Nat Bank
West Side Bank
Dime
Bank-Lincoln
Trust
Oo
55,453,400
730,066
2,846,648
1,435,048
3,984,107
9,774,081
3,640,769
2,820,609
25
50
90
100
25
25
100
25
155
140
75
175
140
13,299,692
2,918,999
10
18
2,158.854
366,153
7,043,816
3,202,217
229,705
1,705,371
1,015,483
8,259,301
1.628,466
21,841,825
12,620,198
1,200,036
4,706,584
5,462,715
100
50
50
100
50
25
125
650
50
130
267,975
371,339
510,164
3,368,795
2,023,722
11.478.330
10
20
10
255,732
456,512
657,938
2,541,908
100
National Banks
Wilkes-Barre—
Stats Institutions
Dec. 31.
TEXAS
Dec. 31.
75
50
25
i
Nomi nal.
Per share.
AustinAmerican Nat Bank.
300,000
Austin Nat Bank—
300.000
200.000
400,000
200,000
Republic Bk Ac Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo—
Texas Bank Ac Trust.
100
100
500,676
863,160
46,353
450,577
83,836
3,831,695
8,003,267
1,344,683
6,384,575
2,147,257
100
547,121
220,803
813,547
11,972
212.660
4,544,426
2,248,630
7,243,615
841,980
3,054,443
100
100
100
100
100
100
10G
Beaumont—
First National Bank.
750,000
Hanover Bk Ac Tr...
250,000
Miners Bk of W-B—
2,500,000
Second Nat Bank...
1,000,000
So Side Bk Ac Tr Oo. C
125,000
W-B Dep Ac Sav Bk.
499,000
500.000
Wyoming Nat Bank.
425
Olty National BankFirst National Bank.
Secur St Bk Ac Trust
Texas National Bank
135
loo'
60
135
Williamsport—
First National Bank.
600,000
Williamsport N Bk..
Lycoming Trust Oo.
250.000
2.000,000
16)*
18
Drov Ac Mech N Bk.
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
York Oo Nat Bank..
York N Bk Ac Tr Oo.
Guardian Trust Oo—
York Trust Oo
150,000
500,000
125,000
225.000
300.000
600.000
500,000
750.000
232,014
520.116
974.383
577.349
756.793
1,615,942
2,464,303
5.692,015
1,252.829
3,283,527
3,876,929
3.165,903
3.015,706
6,685,015
18
25
"ioo
100
100
20
25
25
28
25
256"
230
240""
48
Merged with the Miners Bank
77
35
of Wilkes-Barre.
bank.
Bank.
a
Ac Southern National Bank of Savannah, Ga.
i Capital stock trusteed for benefit of stockholders of Union Planters
National Bank Ac Trust Co.
e
Sold with First National
Affiliated with the Citizens
I Last sale,
Dec. 31 1931.
r
s
30
Trust Co. consolidated with the First National
Pa., on Feb. 11 1932, subject to the approval of
|
the respective stockholders of the institutions.
b Member of First Security Corp.
d A mutual savings
250,000
125,000
250.000
^
pricG
a Dime Bank-Lincoln
Bank, both of Scranton,
c
York—
Oent'l Nat BkAcTr Co
250,000
250,000
400,000
American Nat Bank.
100
Sept. 29 a931.
t Branch
■
of the Central Union Bank of Rock Hill, S. C.
u
June 30 1931.
x
Ex-dividend.
BANKS
110
National Banks
Bunt
TEXAS
Dec. 31.
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
institution/
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Capital.
Ask.
Surplus &
Profits.
Institutions
State
VIRGINIA
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
AND
Dec. 31.
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Per
$
Dallas—
Bank_
Liberty State Bank..
Mercantile Bk & Tr.
First National
Republlc Nat Bank &
8,000,000
6,541,642
150.000
35,713
520,207
2,000,000
4.000.000
3,037.278
150.000
430,779
886,771
Co
125,000
49,336
5.061
25,000
41,449,884
•4,314,074
11,194,821
1.216,017
747,071
796,385
300,000
300,000
189.308
1,033,156
4,102,572
12,420,336
Co
1,000.000
Oak Cliff Bk & Tr Co
State Trust & Sav Bk
100.000
100,000
Co
El Paso Nat Bank..
Dallas Bank & Tr
Texas Bank & Tr
20
32
100
20
12
share.
35
150
S
Norfolk—
"
20
31
33
100
20
250
37
260
39
100
135
15ft
&
share.
160
100
301,711
19,819,768
10,830,872
3,902,553
290,788
368,852
4,008,397
2,702,367
118,739
92,847
209,903
5,416,876
579,090
100
100
100
1 2,259,247
100
115
Trusts—
Bk
767,574
745,946
2.500.000
2,000.000
600.000
8eab'd Oitlz Nat
Virginia Nat Bank
100
500
550
110
100
25
:
no
30
25
Petersburg—
50
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Petersb Sav & AmTr
10
12
50
50
Portsmouth—
El Paso—
Bank
100
100
135
American Nat Bank-
500.000
500
Citizens
Co—
250.000
Merch & Farmers Bk
State National
Per
100
Norfolk Nat Bank of
22
100
$
3,130.002
2,458,597
250,000
125,000
Merch & Planters Bk
15
$
151.839
552,608
700,000
750,000
Mer & Mec Sav Bk—
Com
Nat Bank of Comm.
Trust
67,416,046
1,715,467
14,331,924
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
soo.ooa
Trust
110
;
Fort Worth—
Co.
Continental Nat Bk.
First National Bank.
Ft Worth Nat Bank.
Stockyards Nat Bank
Union Bank & Tr Co
Amer Bank & Tr
100,000
750.000
1.100.000
2,500.000
200.000
100,000
58,873
373,153
1,228,917
2,560,529
111,635
37,077
Richmond—
524,072
6,201,852
20,803,032
28.872,277
100
3,388.395
466,225
100
Central Nat Bank
1.000.000
100
First & Mer Nat Bk_
3.000.000
1,537,649
713,928
1,103,716
3,453.486
200.000
205,036
154.500
145,875
American
100
20
45
50
20
38
43
Bank
&
Trust Co
3.500.000
Bank of Comm & Tr
Mech& Mer Bank
600,000
_.
Poll'd & Bagby Tr Co
8tate-Planters
Bank
Galveston—
City National Bank
First National Bank-
200,000
200,000
355,081
312,570
7,836,915
4,437,511
100
Hutch In gs-Seal y
National Bank—
U S National Bank..
750,000
1,000,000
392,466
233,078
7,879,276
8,834,835
100
100
100,000
3.000.000
City Bank & Tr Co.
500.000
12,409
844,453
111,800
225,131
1,153,974
2,205,287
261,633
875,000
660,461
35.426,515
2,882,540
6.721.511
17,338,344
20,252,647
5,424,799
13,355,298
100
First National Bank-
100
200
25,584,446
1.936.512
100
134,340
5,865,943
5,829,893
3,447,670
820,950
346,861
3,125,765
2,002,482
100
-
-
-
-
2
26
24
—
30
M
W
aft
20
30
38
34 H
230
100
mmmmm
100
100,000
100,000
6,000,096
7,865,544
34,901,921
1,525,392
792,774
mm
mm"-
•
mmm
160
1,000,000
500,000
750,000
201.167
363,678
1,063,673
678,414
280,705
25
16,735,920
&
100
2,016,529
493,930
200.000
Un Bk & Fed Tr Go.
750 000
506,437
1,000.000
1,289,429
1.000.000
576,457
61.149
1,464.423
438,079
Virginia Trust Co
25 H
25
25
28,211,316
1,901.643
2,268,113
4,640,742
100
25
25
90
75
w*
—
—
—
—
---mm
300
Roanoke—
Houston—
ol.000.000
Houston Nat Bank.
Second Nat'l Bank—
1.000,000
Nat Bank of Comm.
1,000.000
State National Bank
600.000
Union National Bank
1,000,000
South
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank.
1,500.000
Federal Trust Co
400,000
200.000
Fidelity Trust Co—
600.000
Guardian Trust Co„
_
Houston Land & Tr.
75
100
o
State & City Bank..
First Nat Exch Bank
100
20
Colonial Amer Nat B
200
18
190
100
Mountain Trust Bk.
300.000
1,000.000
800.000
5,659,730
100
774,291
19.522.952
100
1,916,074
too
m
200
80
100
400
------
115
200
200
100
100
100
175
National Banks
WASHINGTON
Dec. 31.
State
Institutions
Dec. 31.
120
100
300
100
100
150
100
95
Nomi nal.
Seattle—
Per
Ballard First Nat Bk
120"
100,000
500,000
34,569
C200.000
8.810.00U
94,895
2,158.280
150.000
28.351
Nat Bk of Commerce C2.500 000
San Jacinto Trust—
1,631,206
834,449
340,731
94,690
53,189
70,333
167,907
Canadian Bk of Com
1,359,395
5,580,818
share.
100
Central Nat Bank of
Port Arthur—
First National BankMerchants Nat'l Bk_
900
450
100
475
San Antonio—
Alamo National Bank
943.540
59,181
53,966
2.000.000
Commercial Nat Bk
CommonwealthB&Tr
300.000
Groos National Bank
300.000
1,200.000
350.000
Nat Bank of Comm.
600,000
Frost National Bank
1,212,615
213,723
524,461
10,476,885
2,060,939
2.326,692
17,423.903
2,215,071
10,370,548
100,000
500,000
Houston
San Antonio Nat Bk
Commerce
Nat'l Bk of Seattle.
First Security
_
Bank.
Pacific Nat Bank
100
100
2,500.000
People's Bk & Tr Co
Peoples First Ave Bk
f
600.000
r
300.000
200.000
500.000
Sumitomo B of Seattle
loo
Tower Savings
100
Bank
400.000
University Nat Bank
Washington Nat Bk
100
National Bank ofFort
W ftCQ
2,500.000
Sav Bank & Tr Co_.
Citizens State Bank-
Sam
Trust Co
clOO.OOO
of Commerce
100
100
10,521
135,080
474,585
2,601,913
231,264
6,504,137
10,297,152
100
200
225
100
90
100
523,395
647.627
100
W Seattle 8tate Bk—
Seattle Trust Co
33,642
61,266
338,657
100.000
1,200,000
100
2,176.917
71.555.118
1,718,107
27.927.821
15,462,658
10,807,922
2,464,706
2,227.809
2,230.361
3,939,988
i
33
36
"150"
160
20
c
100
50
100
too
100
20
60
80
6
7
1,103,981
100
497,517
2,189,933
f
First Trust & Sav Bk
250.000
1,000.000
100,000
National City Bank.
100.000
Citizens' Nat Bank—
First National Bank-
National Banks
252,670
27,495
65,415
State
UTAH
Dec. 31.
100
75
"95"
100
143.678
47,299
,500.000
525,690
87,392
520,006
121,479
249,914
25.000
.000.000
,000.000
200.000
Dec. 31.
153,527
264,772
237,012
3,763,730
3,669,650
6,703,466
10C
160
100 6—
100 6 15H
600,000
500,000
500.000
750,000
285,993
650,010
171,408
500,000
530,039
851,477
199.765
793,941
9,879,027
4.822,055
6,679,591
100
Nat Bank of Tacoma 11,000.000
600.000
Puget Sound Nat Bk
Deseret Savings Bank
:
Security National Bk
!
Utah State Nat Bank
Zlon Sav Bk & Tr Co
Utah Sav & Trust Co
Walker Bk & Tr Co_
500,000
1,000.000
300,000
1,500,000
n
115
5130
150
9.671" 089 "ioo
220
230
100
100
1(10
220
230
100
125
135
18,307,289
100
150
160
Dec. 31.
100.000
200,000
100.000
144,026
231,082
88,026
200.000
600,000
150,000
250.000
Burlington Trust Co.
Montpelier—
Capital S B & Tr Co
100,000
150,000
150,000
100.000
First National Bank.
Montpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r 8 B & Tr Co
372,876
392,117
157,763
534,891
197,311
84,877
148,336
220,427
Clement Nat Bank..
Kllllngton Nat Bank
Rutland OoNat Bank
Rutland Trust Co—.
125,778
271,562
171.166
167,399
247,907
WEST VIRGINIA
Per
Charleston Nat Bk„
Kanawha Bkg & Tr_
Kanawha Valley Bk_
Nat Bank of Comm.
200,000
1,062.500
500,000
1,000,000
200,000
88,851
1,419.001
264.800
1,589.396
22.968
105,637
262,625
88,824
200,000
50,000
500,000
1,392,453
14,692.322
3,535,826
12,956,012
3,928,141
5,326,957
2,060,829
5,314,660
3,813,531
754,500
6,244,744
3,280,707
2,912,921
1,921,461
4,694,130
Center Wheeling Sav
Citizens Mutual Tr
Co
i
Half Dollar Trust &
Lynchburg Tr & 8 B.
101
10C
150
100,000
31,012
Nat Bank of W Va__
Nat Exchange Bank.
500.000
500.000
25
101
10C
130
100
So Side Bk & Tr Co.
Dollar Sav & Tr Go.
1,165,600
10C
4C
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Bank &
300.000
581.277
626.663
157,823
2,978,326
575,000
1,142,687
4,240,806
4,628,734
1,267,754
12,568,327
3,480,318
10C
240
500,000
851,223
6.974,201
10C
220
100
100
Sav Bank
100
Trust
100
886,802
3,176,175
347,453
1,951,108
1,732,969
Co
*
100.000
Member of the Marine Bancorporation.
Security National Bank of Salt Lake City, Utah, acquired the Deseret
Savings Bank,
was
closed by the State Bank Commissioner on the same date.
e
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
g
100
Sept. 29 1931.
State Institutions
n
Dec. 31.
Per
3,319,395
2,833,211
1,083,425
498,213
3,945,797
share.
100
631,899
483,170
123,730
8,484
521,635
100
100
10
20
100
275
New stock.
d
100
1,000.000
500,000
150,000
100,000
300,000
275
National Bank of that city on Feb. 14 1932, the latter's affiliate, the Deseret
100
100
5,673,763
210"
10C
10C
6 Member of First Security Corp.
100
629,876
27
150
190
Sale price.
a
100
100
100
100
1,000.000
155"
1,574,880
Feb. 8 1932.
Controlled by the Joseph F. Meyer interests.
p
All stock owned by the Kanawha Valley Bank,
r
Member People's Corp.
Lynchburg Nat Bank
& Trust Co
225
(P)
5,395,090
Nomi nal.
People's Nat Bank—
155"
100
100
571,455
Lynchburg—
Com'l Tr & Sav Bank
Mutual Sav Bk & Tr
60
(7104,659
o
First National Bank.
cent.
135
185
"loo
I Last sale.
VIRGINIA
Dec. 31.
100
25
100
100
942,426
1,021.082
S380.820
1,346,020
i Member First National Corp.
National Banks
ion
Charleston—
Capital City Bank-.
C
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
50,000
100
100
100,000
Rutland—
Central Nat Bank—.
13,690,770
2,703,077
535,804
600.000
Burlington—
Chittenden Co Trust
HowardNatBk&TrCo
Merchants Nat Bank
Is"
Wheeling—
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Granite S B & Tr Co
12
Institution.'
State
£atre
People's Nat Bank..
Quarry 8 Bk & Tr Co
25
100
Nomi nal.
1,879,221
1,740,817
VERMONT
..
125
Central Trust Co.—
Charleston Trust Go.
Dec. 31.
100
i
16H
Peoples Exchange Bk
National Banks
v
too
Dec. 31.
:
834,339
253.315
48,609
200,000
Puget Sd Bway Bk—
National Banks
Deseret Nat Bank
856,663
10.819,688
12,869,933
1,804,948
100
Tacoma—
300,000
250.000
500,000
Salt Lake City—
Contl Nat Bk&Tr Co
20
4.422,694
3,066,114
18,722.735
Institutions
Ogden—
First Savings Bank— 6
First National Bank- 6
400.000
500.000
OldNatBk&UnTrOo
Security State Bank.
Spok & East Tr Co..
Spokane Savings Bk_
Washington Trust Co
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Commercial Sec Bk.
Spokane—
First Nat Tr & S Bk.
American Bank
s
-----
Trust funds.
v
Traded in
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights.
as
Old National Corp.
BANKS
National Banks
Capital.
La Crosse—
$
500.000
50,000
500.000
60.000
100.000
Batavlan Nat Bank-
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
Security
e
Bank
Savs
State Bk of La Crosse
Milwaukee—
Sfr'te Bank
Amer
200,000
Badger State Bank.. d
Bay View Natl Bk__ d
200.000
400.000
100.000
300.000
Citizens Bk of Mil.. d
City Bank
East
Side
Bank
200.000
d
First Wise N Bk
Home
d 10.000.000
200.000
SaiHngs Bank.
Holton St
100.000
100,000
50.000
150.000
100.000
State Bk.
Kilbourn State Bk..
Layton Pk State Bk.
Liberty State Bank..
Lincoln
State
Bank.
Marine Nat Exch Bk
2.200.000
Marshall & llaley Bk
1,500.000
Mer & Farmers St Bk d
200,00
Mllw Ooram'l Bank.
400.000
Mitchell St State Bk.
200,000
Nat Bk of Commerce dl .000.000
North Ave State Bk
d
200.000
Northwestern Nat Bk d
Park Savings Bank..
200.000
200.000
Security Bk of Mllw.
200.000
16th Ward State Bk. d
200.000
Slxth Wise Nat Bank d
200.000
State Bank of Mllw.
400.000
TeutoniaAveStateBk
200.000
Vliet St State Bank.. d
West Side Bank
200.000
Wisconsin State Bk.
300.000
First Wise Trust Co.
1.000.000
National
State
WISCONSIN
Dec. 31.
400.000
Surplus &
Profits.
TRUST
AND
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Gross
Deposits.
$
483.080
109.753
484,493
28.607
136,151
Nomi nal.
Per share.
50
52
$
3,979,704
804,682
4,781,923
915,889
2,057,231
210,396
57,907
392.714
6,412,487
2,178.814
53,385
125,628
1,048.234
136.139
2,502,866
173,082
2,455.936
9,074,747 143,964.461
270.125
1,599,983
938.580
29.632
92,065
1,058.890
814.148
64.380
129,598
1,114.065
837.813
122.395
1,246.388 16.080,869
2,504.089 29,076.704
229,718
2,718.312
1,457,234
353,912
378.676
2,490,224
12,189,585
373,633
2,769,347
209,973
54,216
1,180.645
255,540
2,236.542
145,726
1,075,076
70.336
786,701
71.970
1,223,874
566.223
70.695
2,485.766
165,459
205.33
1,305,080
835.442
2,336.526
471.697
3,379.776
598,985
tl,158,013
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
21
225
200
ion
19
18M
«...
10C
100
115
lot
200
210
d
mmmmmm
mmm mm
d
mmmmmm
*m~mm
d
*rnmmmm
131
129
ion
d
mmmmmm
ion
20
m
mm*mmmm
_
^
m
m
Banks
o
+ m
91,661.998
10(
o
193
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 30.000.000 445.648.811
Dominion Bank
7.000.000
9.000.000 98,072.895
10C
ion
o
186
o
189 H
10C
o
188
•
mmmm
225
36
40
"Toe
150
20
30
175
33
20
40
Toronto—
50
d
20
m
+mm
.—mmmm
mmmmrn
mmmmmm
.mmmm
i..
mmmmmm
.mmmm
d
rnmmmmm
d
mmmmmm
Bank
of
Toronto
100
■-
9.000.000
"175"
Imperial Bank of Can
7.000.000
8.000.000
99,064.622
1
200
23
20
d
mrnmrn
d
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mm mm*,
m
.mmmm
mmmmm m
.mmmm
20
20
d
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20
mm
55
mm—mmm
80
«mmm-
60
-
Montreal—
Per
Bank of Montreal
mm
90
IOC
10C
o
Banque Canadienne.
100
0
36.000.000 38.000.000 599.654,691
7.000.000 7.000.000 106,724,446
500.000
500.000
Barclays Bk (Canada)
3,085,225
Provincial Bk of Can
4,000.000
1.500.000 38,494,586
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 35,000,000 577,453,391
Sale price.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
2,809,970
3,821,056
cent.
<* +
Per share.
232,775
213,929
Per
6.000,000
.mm mm
101
Cheyenne—
300.000
269
mmmmrn
200
100
Member of the Northwest
I Last sale,
250,000
Ask.
cent.
10(
e
Stock Growers N Bk.
Per
m
WYOMING
American Nat Bank.
Bid.
Par.
50
45
m
_
Gross
Deposits.
Halifax—
$
$
$
Bank of Nova Scotia 12,000.000 24.000.000 193,086,444
d
20
Reserve
Fund.
Capital.
*
Dec. 31.
111
COMPANIES
100
100
mmmmmm
mmmmmm
o
Minimum price.
t Trust funds.
-----
x
Ex-dividend.
Bancorporation.
100
100
10C
0
cent.
215 1
155}$
120
211
INSURANCE STOCKS
113
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|
Insurance Stocks
NetSurplus
Dec. 31
Par
Fir* & MarineAetna Insur (Hartf)—
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance (N Y).
Equitable (N
?0
25
10
5
Y)
Amer Fire (Wash'ton)
Amer Home Fire(N Y)
100
(Newark)
5
Amer
Amer Insur
Amer Phenlx CN Y)—
Amer Reserve (N
Y)_
20
%
Amer Salamandra
50
10
6
25
Boston (Boston)...— 100
Brooklyn Fire (Brook¬
lyn. N. Y).
5
Bronx Fire (N Y)—— 25
Buffalo Ins Oo (Buff) 100
OamdehFlre(Oamden)
5
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (N Y)
Bankers So Shlpp (NY)
1930.
Capital.
Unearned
Premium
Reserve.
100 000
373.688
611,617
1.000,000
6,687,480 9,141,434
1,155,000
259,916
1,000,000 1.568,974
C2,341,750
42,749
5,000.000 6,897,940
1,000,000 1,361,916
1,000,000 1,775,068
3,000,000 11.926.413
I,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,015,892
1,425,883
1,887,843
4,821,060
29
23.836.540
55
5,844,655
12 hi
1,698,633
6,471,446 t 12
60,473 275
6
626,538
13^
14,809,204
31
65
14
14
12
10
2,864,804
14
5.297,285
2,400,953
2,414,344
5,763,535
16
16"
5
18
2%
"305"
el*
N.O.).
10
10
10
1,803,730
2,111,108
2.359,433
5.323.830
13 M
15
500,000
773.612
II.000.000
16
753.182
1.410.669
1.341,396
500,000
192.199
1,500,000 1,745,606
200,000
165,704
1,000,000 3,028.229
19.494.464 34,972,752
100.000
319.029
1,000,000
617,283
1,000,000
897,761
400,000
112,485
2.000.000 7,603,666
13,858,068 28,867,143
5,600,000 5.417,300
200,000
234,499
7,500,000 11,178,573
18.792,020 20,051,705
3,000,000 9.075.031
1,000.000
237.415
18
{:::::
1,766.303
2.694,294
122,557
Chicago Fire So Marine
(Chicago)
—
10
City of NewYork(NY) 100
Colonial States (N Y).
10
Commonwealth (N Y)
Continental Ins (N Y)
Corcoran (Waeh'ton)
.
Cosmopol n Fire (NY)
Eagle fire (Newark).
Empire Fire (Bklyn) _ _
Federal Ins (Jer City)
Fidellty-Phenlx (NY).
100
10
50
10
10
10
10
10
Fire Assoc of Phlla—
Fireman's (Waeh'ton)
Flremans Fund (S F).
Flremanslns (Newark)
Franklin Fire (Phlla).
Germanic Fire (N Y).
Glen Falls Insurance
10
20
25
10
5
10
(Glen Falls. NY)—
10
Globe of Amer (Phlla)
Globe So Rutgers Fire
10
5,000,000
1,000,000
6,263,166
1,400,000
7,000,000 30,109.790
10 16.300.000 16,383,804
750,000
474,075
10 2,000,000 1,323,939
50 1,000,000 2,090,863
10 4.000.000 9.036,735
10 1,000,000 1,670,262
10 12,000,000 32.370.441
10 24,000,000 37.491.905
10 1,000.000 1,597,551
130
8
5
500,000
396.005
1,000,000
601.025
150
8
'II""
9
9hi
345*
230
2.023.779
1,000,000
Fire & Marine—
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)..
Providence - Washing¬
(New York)
19 hi
36^
611.541
6
Uhi
115
21
18
"20
11
25
13
15
20
14
18
16
36 hi
W*
22
38H
5
1,000,000
418,664
1,000,000
2.554.870
2,050,614
10 12.000.000 43.351,007
500,000 1
5
764.247
28,134,640
185.002
Insur Co of Nor Amer
(Philadelphia)
Knickerbocker../com
10
Merch Fire Aasur /com
(New York)—\pref 100
Merchants & Mfrs Fire
(Newark, N J)...—
Merchants Insurance
50
5
10
50
5
Nat'l Union (Wash)—
5
Nat Union Flre(Pltts) 100
New Brunswick Fire
(New Bruns, N J).. 10
500,0001/
32 hi
{-L
142,508
55,383
ioo !$
2,352,592 I**
1,765,060
87,135 "'1%
3,001,624
35^
809,670
8,661,479
13,683.617
15""
10
25
25
25
4%
15"
"7"
"§ hi
25
35
4 hi
4%
109
21
119
66
14
70
19
2
4
23
486"" 530"
18
19 hi
U S March So Shippers
100
(New York)
Universallns
(Newark)
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1.779,143
802,974
320,599
2.383.002
1.806.267
289,515
500,000
2,000,000
200.000
1,139,736
4,040,688
218,758
1,411,543
7.571,663
429,984
10
10
25
10
3,000,000 10.054.760
1,000,000 2.530.625
7,500,000 5.429.528
1.250.000 1,085,110
10.189.426
824,511
10
5
10
3,500,000
750,020
1,500,000
6,000,000
15,599,980
2,500.000
160
20
10
Virginia F So M (Rich¬
mond).
25
Westchester Fire (NY)
Wheeling Fire (Wheel)
10
100
....
*4"
62
19H
21
36
39
26
31
16 hi
19 hi
Casualty & Surety
AmerReinsur
(NY).
Amer Surety (N Y)
Oonstitu'n Ind (Phlla)
Continental Casualty
(Hammond, Ind)..
Excess Ins (N Y)
EmployeroRe-ins (KO)
Fidelity So Dep (Bait).
General Alliance (New
York)
General Surety (N Y)
Gr Amer Indemnity
(New York)
Hartford Steam Boiler
50
2
7,022.074
969.956
4
6
3.500,000
510,509
2,250,000
5.024.524
7,073,186
804,224
1,616,983
7,144,570
15
17
6
29.035
7,500,000
79,383
4
18
21
67
70
6
10
10
1.500,000
801,678
3,377,113
9
12
10
3.000.000
7.308,851
8,956,350
40
43
10
1,250,000
611,785
2.356,282
4
6
10
2,000,000
625.074
1.660,887
1 hi
2 hi
10
10
2,500,000
5,000,000
1.069.444
5,222,006
658,256
13,733,054
5
8
4.000.000
10
750,000
50 15,000,000
4.600.589
4.120.812
702.280
12.023,163
30
9
35
12 hi
13
10
4.500.000
4.500.000
6,068,694
19
19 hi
1,000,000
401.979
2,279,856
(f)
3,500,000
(Hartford)
1,002,626
2.358.644
16 hi
760,000
1,000,000
1,500.000
2.500,000
1,500,000
1.160.000
1,426,228
570,056
520,074
1,222,058
1,505.415
4.052.831
7.772.153
75" 125"
3,353,830
10
10 10,000,000 11,305,830
17.634.286
Independence
nity
Indem¬
(Phlla).—
t
Lloyd's OasualtyN. Y.
(New York)
(Phlla)
Maryland Cas (Bait).
Mass Bonding So Ins
25
(New York)
505,832
170,852
663,851
1,678,888
201,653
608,522
2,735,114
3,617.080
1.000.000
1,006,712
2,288,441
4
500,313
1,064.886
122,935
17.121.075
356,670
2,426,006
327,653
1.921,711
1,367,305
1.688.044
3
6
1
1
i
(New York)
S
{¥"
.....
11
(f)
...
"Ihi
"(g)"
21hi
Public Indemnity
(Newark).
Seaboard Surety (NY)
South'n Surety (NY)
Stand Accident (Mich)
U S Casualty (N Y)._
U S Fidelity & Guar¬
anty (Baltimore)...
330,819
1
4
2
6
13
5 hi
Policy
200.000
6.000.000
500,000
10.000.000
100,000
5.500.000
Life-
Reserves.
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Central States Life (St
20,806,681
"34H 'mi
9,986,488
97,538
12,000,506
3% "Ihi
14 hi
15
Louis)
Columbian
10 15.000.000 23.967.458 323.109.945
5
400,000
LOO
10
10
100
351.168
25
27
12,680.704
7
10
2.000.000
3.000.000
500,000
1,520,519 36.482,102
6.193.762 115.026,905
471.175 14,345,318
125
135
46
48
8
10
1,000,000
5,367,140
550
650
Nat'l Life
(Boston)...
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
Continental Life(St L)
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
1.000.000
1,285,106
1,530,080
14
16
400,000
602,694
345,243
12
18
sas
City, Mo)
8,380,739
5.212.038
38
43
20
10
50
10
1,000,000
1,000,000
2,830,600
4,000,000
2,000,000
656,062
544,159
769,283
6.370,934
3,005,613
1,851,447
21
25
Occidental Life (LA).
Sun Life Aas'nce (Can
10
Travelers Ins (Hartf).
West Coast Life (S F)
Western
States
Life
853,988 t
7
•
8,498,315
3,899,335
180*
_
35
(San Francisco)
1,000,000
791,631
628,621
4.493.989
1,775,828
1,733,623
6,597.690
25
2,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
886,489
2.868.533
6
10
1,000,000
1,000.000
250,507
1,363,874
938,060
417,355
55,870,287
Life (Ft
Wayne, Ind)
Mo State Life (StL)..
Pan-Amer Life (N O).
Phlla Life (Phlla)
3.000.000
25
10
6hi
6
1,000,000
1,000,000
1
1
1
10
25
6X
New York Indemnity
Lincoln Nat'l
10
...
500,000
8,667,112
:
Preferred Accident
200,000
600,000
850,000
1,000,000
250,000
600,000
1,000,000
3.000.000
1.000.000
New
Phlla Nat (Phlla)
388,517
1,715,723
950,843
3.190,377
2.000,000
823,757
2,000,000 2,174.439
5,000,000 10,646,850
6
New England Fire
(Philadelphia)
819,375
1,691,993
414.067
1.633,683
2%
4
15.149,184
2,013,320
340,701
(Baltimore)
(New York)—tpref 100
Lafayette (New Orl).. 50
Liberty (Louisv, Ky). 60
Lincoln Fire (NY)—
10
"Lumbermen's (Phlla). 25
Majestic Fire CN Y)— 10
Mechanics Ins (Phlla)
25
Mercantile Ins CN Y). 100
(Minneapolis)
NorthwesternNatlonal
(Milwaukee)
Occidental Ins (S F)
Pacific Fire (N Y)
Peoples National Fire
250,000
2,000,000
1.000,000
2,000.000
5.000.000 12.211,544
1,000,000
503,719
1.000,000
511.178
National Oas (Detroit)
National Surety (N Y)
New Amsterdam Oas
739,223
(Philadelphia) 100
(Philadelphia)
Northern Ins Oo (NY)
Northwest Fire So Mar
30
10
SecurityIns (New Hav)
Springfield Fire So Mar
(Springfield, Mass).
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
Transport'n Ind (NY)
Transportation Insur
(New York)
20H
Insurance Oo of State
—
49
28
438,213
7,538,393
12,111,568
5.615,362
(Boston)
New York Fire
New York Hamburg.
North River Ins (N Y)
47
5.142,991
4,004,236
289,447
1,522,929
3.000.000 3,002.687
4,000,000 14,906,451
2,000,000 4,082,040
(Hartford).
lIH
14 hi
3
12hi
12.041,716
25 .1,000,000
Rossia Ins (Hartford).
St Paul F So M (St P).
Ask
Per Share
Aetna Casualty So Sur
240
14
Bid.
8,159,491
1,274,165
351,539
Rochester American
Independence Fire
(Plttsneld, Mass)..
Hampshire Fire
(Manchester, N H).
New Jersey Insurance
(Newark, N J)
$
Manufacturers Oas'ty
Insur (Hud¬
(NY)...
Importers So Exporters
son
(Providence)
Michigan F&M (Dot)
Mohawk Fire (NY)„
National Fire (Hartf).
National F & M (N J)
Nat'lLiberty (NY)—
*
6,000,000 20,411,578
(Providence)..
Public Fire (Newark)
Reliance Ins (Phlla).
Reliable Fire (Dayton,
Ohio)
Republic (Dallas)....
Republic Fire (Pitts).
Rhode Island (Prov).
24 hi
Hudson
of Pa
Unearned
Premium
Reserve.
3,000,000
1,000,000
1.000,000
ton
Victory Ins (Phlla)
"22% 23"
7,706,865
10
Home F & M (8 F)—
Homestead Fire (Bait)
120
3.472.234
10
...
Harmonla Fire (BufQ.
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
Home (New York)...
5
2,776,499 ""40
23hi
21,840.660
7%
11,136,279
30
213,723
46
14,751,849
11hi
9,604,497
17hi
6,075,499
731,428
25
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
Guaranty Fire (Prov).
Halifax (Halifax.N.S.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y).
Hanover Fire (N YJ—
2
2,945.602
26.044,777
31,882
852,523
496,919
212,191
27.340,139
19.170.246
911,536
803,559
546.183
4,972,716
1,002,952
36,961,876
40,721,992
2,791,705
588,870
100
(New York)
Par
10
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100
U S Fire (New York).
10
320
Carolina (Wilmington,
Central Fire (Balto)—
Voting trust ctfs—
Dec. 31
1930.
$
Ask.
Per share
$
7.500.000 17,950,116
3.000,000 4,788,385
3.000.000 4.322,916
2.000.000 2,000.000
Capital.
NetSurplus
Bid.
2.500.000 3.500.000 66,671,362
5.000.000 1.616,561 135,697,480
1.000.000 2.281,806 24,166.064
700.000
302,622 11,601,387
1,000.000
732.635 19,338,283
2,000,000 31,751,490 394,104.675
20,000,000 26.963.538 500.449.047
1
750.000
631,483 17.615,478
10
1,000.000
1,000,000
45
m.
!5"
400
475
2.85
01*
30
12%
500
495
3
21,422,186
17
80
90
~~60" "70"
2
3
I
•4
a Holding company,
b 320.000 no par shares, c Including 400 shares no par general management stock carried at $2,000. d Represented by 62,967
no par carried at 17H and 3,033 no par management stock carried at 17%. 7 All stock owned by National Surety Co.
a All stock owned by North
British So Mercantile Co. k Last sale, t New stock, v Ex-stock dividend, v Ex-rights, t No par value.
shares
@FedFRASER