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MAR lit 1936
BANK
FEBRUARY IN RETROSPECT
Page
Pag*
■
Commercial
Hides and Leather
Financial Events—-.1
and
Iron and Steel Trade
9
Cotton
Course of the
Dividend Declarations
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers'
New
Foreign Exchange
....10
...
Textiles
....
....
United States Treasury
8
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
15
Rubber
5
17
8
7
...11
Security Issues
Petroleum and Its Products
Loans. 17
Foreign Affairs
...
Money Market
13
12
Stock Market
....
9
9
Financing. ....11
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Page
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
Exchange
Exchange
41
New York Stock
Exchange—Bonds
18
54
Exchange
New York Stock
Exchange—Stocks
31
.61
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
62
Angeles Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock
60
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
66
Detroit Stock Exchange....
Los
Page
!'
58
Exchange
Chicago Stock
'
New York Curb
-.67
.
.63
Exchange
64
INDEX TO GENERAL QUOTATIONS
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Municipal Bonds-
Companies—
Banks and Trust
100
Canadian
-
....
<>
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91
Canadian
93
.
84
....91
Exchange Seats
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Foreign Government
Domestic
Ill
Domestic
...92
Bonds
Industrial Bonds
82
Industrial Stocks
-85
Insurance Stocks
Investing
—
...112
Companies Securities
Joint Stock Land
73
111
-85
JVCa,T?cIb.
WILLIAM
B.
William
DANA
...
80
Railroad Bonds
68
Railroad Stocks
72
Real
Estate Bonds
90
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
85
Textile Stocks
85
Guarantee and
Stocks
Safe
Deposit
...
85
United States Government Securities..91
Textile Stocks—
Mining Stocks
74
Public Utility Stocks
Title
Bank—
Securities
Mill Stocks—see
Public Utility Bonds
United States Territorial Bonds
6,
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COMPANY,
Street, Corner
of
91
PUBLISHERS
Spruce Street, New York.
Jtafje gqjrrsit anil grust Co.
—OF BALTIMORECapital $2,000,000
Surplus and Profits $4,067,337
JN the nearly sixty
business,
company
this
years
that it has been in
Company—the oldest
in Maryland—has,
ministrator and Trustee,
as
faithfully and
fully administered and settled
Its activities
are
confined
ment of estates and
It
has
acquired
trust
Executor. Ad¬
success¬
many
estates.
solely to the
manage¬
property.
a
reputation
for
stability,
promptness, efficiency, courtesy and fair deal¬
ing, and has built
up a
competent organization
especially trained for the intelligent and prudent
management and settlement of estates.
DIRECTORS
George C. Cutler, President
Edwin G. Baetjer
J. Edward Johnston
Howard Bruce
Lyman Delano
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Blanchard Randall
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Charles E. Rieman
Robert Garrett
Morris
Norman James
Andrew P.
Whitridge
Spamer
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RECORD
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REQ.
U.
S.
PAT. OFFICE
Copyright in 1936 by WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY, in office
as Second Class Matter, March 9 1928, at the Post Office
Entered
New
Bank
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Single copies are sold
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The subscription price to
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CHICAGO OFFICE—208 South La
WILLIAM B.
DANA COMPANY,
E.C.
governmental affairs dur¬
of the Tennessee Val¬
ley Authority decision by the Supreme Court on Feb. 17.
The court ruled 8 to 1 that the Wilson Dam at Muscle Shoals
was constitutionally constructed,
and it also validated the
purchasing contract with the Alabama
transmission lines to carry surplus power
Power Co. of
to market.
McReynolds alone dissented, declaring
should pierce the
Jus¬
that the court
representations of the TVA and determine
that "while pretending to act within
the truth of the charge
to improve navigation, the
its powers
the
covered
whole
Federal
the
of
"yardstick" program which President Roosevelt has main¬
tained
is
necessary
a
supplement to
States' regulation of
For instance, the validity of Public Works
loans to municipalities to build generating
public utilities.
Administration
reduction in basic
The Commission
Pullman rates to 3c. a mile.
fares from 3.6 to 2c. a mile.
ordered
rates
in
reduction
a
now
order, the new
Under the
4c.
average
Railroad Passenger Fares
More extended reference to
2.
by
Mile
Charges Reduced
June 2—Pullman
Effective
ICC—Cut
;
Ordered Reduced to Two Cents a
to Three Cents
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In
a
Interstate Commerce Com¬
five to four decision, the
in basic
The Com¬
mission made
public Feb. 28, ordered a reduction
rail passenger
fares from 3.6 to 2 cents a mile.
mission also ordered
a
These rates
mile.
the
new
a
reduction in Pullman rates to 3 cents
now average
Under the order,
4 cents.
fares will be effective June 2.
fare structure throughout
The order revised the passenger
and Southern roads already
experimental fares its chief effect will fall
the country, but because Western
have instituted low
the Eastern roads.
on
With the
government's
It did not even apply to all of the
present power policy.
month
Interstate Commerce Com¬
Commission's action appears below.
the
United States, through
seeking to accomplish what it
has no right to undertake—the business of developing, dis¬
tributing and selling electric power."
The decision by no
corporate agencies, is really
means
matters of moment during the
fares will be effective June
ing the past month was the rendering
tice
advocate the issuance of new currency
of those who
rail passenger
These
FINANCIAL EVENTS
TVA's
riers had
a
exception of the Baltimore & Ohio, Eastern car¬
vigorously opposed any reduction,
cut would seriously
The
contending that
impair their revenue.
by Claude
Commission's majority opinion, written
R. Porter, dealt at length
with the revenue situation con¬
fronting the Eastern carriers, and
expressed the opinion that
injured by a downward
plants in competition with existing
they would be benefited rather than
by the decision.
revision of fares.
facilities was not covered
Neither did the decision have any bearing
whatever on the constitutionality
of the Public Utility Hold¬
the
It covered solely the question of
transmission and sale of power produced at dams built
for
some
ing Company Act of 1935.
other constitutional
purpose.
Justices Brandeis,
Stone, Roberts and Cardozo joined the majority in the Su¬
preme
Court's TVA decision, but wanted the case dismissed.
According
to
Washington press
advices, on Feb.
high court was asked to reconsider its decision
28,
the
upholding
of the TVA to develop hydro-electric power in
the powers
the Tennessee River.
Briefs were filed for preferred stock¬
holders of the Alabama Power
Co., who brought the recent
The present
not be
experimental fares in the West and South will
disturbed by the ICC ruling, nor will the rates
"extra fare" trains offering a
on
commissioners
Dissenting
and
Mahaffie
Manamy and William E.
Early
Feb. 27 Congress approved the Administration's
on
to the White House for the
day sent it
President's signature.
The bill
Senate views on this
legislation, designed to take the place of the invalidated
Agricultural Adjustment Act.
The bill gives wide discre¬
Lee.
of Agriculture to restore
relationship between farm and city incomes for
farmers complying with prescribed soil conservation
the pre-war
those
and erosion-control methods.
On
Feb.
program
to
expressed the view that a cut might have the effect
Koch in a report last
designed to meet farm and bonus costs amounting
He made it clear that he intended that
Congress should enact new levies to restore the budget to
the
balance,
passage
except for relief costs,
tax
which existed before
of the bonus and the recent Supreme Court decision
invalidating the AAA.
plan as follows:
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Tax Proposals—To Ask
$1,137,000,000 in Levies
Budget, Finance Farm Program and Pay Bonus
Legislation
to
Provide
The intention of President Roosevelt to
the first week in
for
new
March,
a message
The President outlined his proposed
Congress for
to Balance
send to Congress,
making recommendations
taxation to balance the 1937 budget, and meet the
requirements of the government incident to the
of the new farm program
On
program
quote
Feb.
financing
and the payment of the bonus, was
which the President held Feb.
ers.
Irvig L.
July.
Roosevelt's New
President
of sub¬
of the Eastern carriers, while Mr. Meyer
expressed the opinion that the reduction was not great enough.
The majority opinion followed the recommendations of Examiner
indicated following a night conference at the
28 President Roosevelt made public his revenue
$1,137,000,000.
Carroll Miller, W. M.
joined Mr. Porter in sup¬
Commissioner Hugh M. Tate did
participate in the case.
Mr. Mahaffie
represents a compromise of House and
tionary authority to the Secretary
Meyer,
H.
Splawn and Marion M. Caskie
porting the reductions.
not
Charles D.
Frank Mc-
Chairman
were
Commissioners Clyde B. Aitcheson,
W.
charged
"definitely superior" service.
Commissioners B.
stantially reducing the revenues
suit.
$500,000,000 farm relief bill, and later in the
'
mission, made public Feb. 28, ordering a
Street, New York.
Y—COMMERCIAL AND
outstanding development in
:,;L-S:-"
rather than increased taxation.
also
An
in Congress and revive
has been the 5-to-4 decision of the
Publishers,
should
activity on
surprising if this new tax program
strong opposition
Likewise among the
William Street corner Spruce
REVIEW OF FEBRUAR
necessary—$1,137,000,000.
the part
Salle Street.
Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens,
LONDON OFFICE—Edwards &
to be permanent,
to three years, $500,000,000.
figures—$1,120,000,000.
It would not be
Spain, Mexico and
brought
but could be
processing tax would have
This is not
1936.
year
over one
Total
$18.50 in South
Cuba, and
fiscal
the
Round
the United States
$16.50 in Canada;
(except Argentina),
in
spread
of the Commercial & Financial
and U. S. Possessions and Territories;
(bonus)—Annual for nine years) $120,000,000.
taxes—Annual in place of processing taxes, $500,000,000.
Reimbursement taxes—To cover what
in
The Bank and
tax
Substitute
Quotation Record
and
1879.
NO. 3
MARCH 6 1936
NEW YORK,
VOL.9
of Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.
Y.# under the Act of March 3
at New York, N.
White House
27 with Congressional lead¬
28 the President made
known
that a
tax
To
Washington,
to yield a total of $1,137,000,000 is proposed.
from
United
Press
accounts
from
Feb. 28:
The
tax
program
is
designed
to produce
000,000 annually, with the addition
farm program.
permanent receipts of $620,-
of $500,000,000 to pay for the year's
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MONTHLY
2
The
program
he outlined it is:
as
revenue annually for nine years
bonus retirement.
2. $500,000,000 of permanent annual taxation, to supplant revenue out¬
lawed by the Agricultural Adjustment Act decision.
8. $500,000,000 to be obtained by temporary taxation possibly spread
over three years to reimburse the Treasury for AAA taxes which would have
1.
to
Approximately $120,000,000
of
new
additional costs of early soldiers'
pay
the current fiscal year but for the Supreme Court decision-
been collected in
Part of the last sum, Mr. Roosevelt believes, will be obtained from "wind¬
fall" income taxation assessed
of impounded AAA taxes after the Supreme Court
refunds
lawed
against processors of foodstuffs who obtained
New
the
Deal
relief plan.
farm
decision had out¬
He estimated that "windfall?'
proceeds would1 be from $250,000,000 to $350,000,000.
President
1937
at
estimated
Roosevelt
fiscal
farm
at $1,017,000,000.
years
program
of
expenses
of
He
and
costs
This pro¬
year.
cover
these Treasury [ out¬
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:
he made clear also his belief that, with the exception of the
However,
for the bonus,
required
he regarded the tax
program
as
it
the
Court ruled the
Supreme
AAA and
but
its processing
unconstitutional.
taxes
Mr.
mit
when
lost
of
one
replacement—replacement of income which the Treasury had expected,
which
Roosevelt made it equally clear that the
specific recommendation
no
Administration would sub¬
taxes to Congress other than the amount
on
declared that "a free press stands as one of the great inter¬
preters between the government and the people," and said
that
the
law
was
"deliberate
a
withhold
information
Since the
and
calculated
device"
to
establishment
to
which
the
public
entitled.
was
of the American Republic, Justice
State except Louisiana ever tried to
impose such a tax, which was levied for the "plain purpose
of penalizing the publishers and curtailing the circulation
Sutherland
said,
no
a selected group of newspapers."
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The law imposed a 3% tax on the gross advertising rev¬
enues of newspapers with more than
20,000 weekly circula¬
tion in Louisiana.
emphasized that taxes must be imposed' to
levy
1936
bonus
$1,137,000,000. *■
lays.
new
the
He estimated additional
sponsored by the late Senator Huey P. Long, which taxed
advertising revenues of the larger newspapers in
the State.
The opinion, prepared by Justice
Sutherland,
the gross
of
.
$120,000,000 annually beginning with the 1937 fiscal
vided the total
tax
REVIEW
Senator Long once referred to it as a
"lying newspapers."
It affected 13 pub¬
lications in the State.
Nine publishers obtained an injunc¬
tion against the law, and Alice Lee Grosjean,
Supervisor
of Accounts of Louisiana, appealed from the Eastern District
aimed
measure
Court
Louisiana
of
Justice
at
to
Sutherland's
fight for freedom
characterized
of
the
United
the
opinion
the press
tax
"a
as
States
reviewed
Supreme
the
history
in the United
deliberate
and
Court.
of
the
States, and
calculated
de¬
needed, leaving it up to the legislative branch to determine the method of
vice"
obtaining the
public is entitled in virtue of the constitutional guarantees."
He held the tax unconstitutional as abridging
press freedom.
revenue.
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United States Supreme Court in Decision
TVA Upholda Right
on
of Federal Government to Sell Surplus Power at
—Purchase
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Co.
Power
by
TVA
Held
of
Transmission
Lines
Wilson Dam
from
Upon
its long-awaited
decision in
Supreme Court handed down
action
which
brought into
question issues developing incident to the creation of the
Tennessee Valley Authority.
In rendering its conclusions,
8
an
to 1, the
Supreme Court upheld the right of the Federal
government to dispose of surplus energy generated by the
Wilson Dam at Muscle Shoals, Ala., and likewise upheld
a contract for the sale by the Alabama Power Co. of trans¬
mission lines to the
"as
to the
TVA.
The court expressed
opinion
no
the circulation of information
United States Supreme
to
In
which the
Court Holds Taxable by State Preferred
Stock in National Bank Owned by RFC
Alabama
Valid—Constitutionality of Act Not Passed
On Feb. 17 tbe United States
"limit
to
•
unanimous
a
decision, read by Justice Cardozo, the
United States Supreme Court on Feb. 3 ruled that
preferred
shares
of
National
a
bank
owned
by
the
Reconstruction
Finance Corporation are subject to State taxation.
The case arose
(said the Baltimore "Sun" of Feb.
4)
through the efforts of the State Tax Commission to levy
against the $1,000,000 in preferred stock of the Baltimore
National
Bank
acquired
by
the RFC when
Trust Co. reorganized under the new
by
protested
Circuit Court
the
the
Baltimore
in August 1933.
the State's assessment and was upheld
The bank
development
Tennessee Valley, whether connected with or apart
from the Wilson Dam, or as to the validity of the Tennessee
General
Valley Authority Act
of
name
Baltimore
City.
The
Attorney-
National bank
status of
any
v
other dam
or
power
in the
of the claims made in the pro¬
nouncements and program of the Authority apart from the
questions
in relation to the particular provisions
of the contract of Jan. 4 1934 affecting the Alabama Power
or
...
The
sent
took the case to
point at issue
the
to
The
Supreme Court, in its findings, upheld the ruling at
Orleans, La., on July 17 1935, of the United States
Circuit
Court
of
Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, which
sus¬
tained the government's right to sell electric
power in com¬
petition
with private utilities.
The ruling reversed a de¬
cision, on Nov. 28 1934, by Judge W. I. Grubb of the North¬
District
ern
of
Alabama, annulling contracts
between
the
TVA and the Alabama Power Co. for the sale of government
power
in
bama
municipalities to
funds
for
north Alabama counties, and forbidding Ala¬
use Ptiblic Works Administration
the construction of power plants.
The opinion
seven
of the United
Chief Justice
States Supreme Court, Feb. 17, was read
by
E. Hughes, whose views were
Charles
sup¬
ported
by Associate Justices Willis Van Devanter, George
Sutherland and Pierce Butler.
A concurring
opinion by
Associate Justice Louis D. Brandeis, joined in
by Associate
Justices Harlan F. Stone, Owen J. Roberts and
Benjamin N.
Cardozo, while agreeing with the views of Justice Hughes,
held
that
the
minority
of
preferred stockholders of the
Alabama Power Co. who brought the suit had no
standing
and
that
the
court
should
not
have
passed
on
the
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Rejects Bill Passed by Senate
War veterans and their
dependents, even if their
not on the relief rolls, are entitled to
preference
names
over
all
others in all Federal work-relief
projects except road build¬
ing, it was held in a ruling on Feb. 14 by Federal
Judge
George A. Welsh of Philadelphia.
Works Progress Adminis¬
tration officials announced on Feb. 14 that the
Department
of Justice would
appeal the
decision, to the Supreme Court
Judge Welsh, in differentiating between the
$800,000,000 highway fund and other government projects,
if
fied that those
declared that
no
on
was
"pure relief" and Congress speci¬
relief rolls should have preference.
notes and debentures of banks owned by the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation.
The bill was
passed by the Senate
Feb. 24 by a vote of 38 to 28, and earlier
House Banking and Currency Committee
concerning the
rest of the $4,800,000,000 Federal
appropriation, and that
veterans, their wives and widows should have preference
by national legislation.
On
Feb.
was
already provided
to
which
measure,
was
the New York "Times" said, in part:
The
strength of
Texas,
Administration
more
events
to
the revolters, led by Representative Wright Patman of
by House leaders until it was too late to muster
not foreseen
was
that
they
backers,
refused
put through a similar
and
they
to-night
measure
were
tell
to
so
what
by the introduction of
a
at
new
bill
can
Philadelphia granted the supersedeas staying the effect of
Judge Welsh's decree.
of
pursued
ends.
was said,
phrased differently and with other
than the intent of the rejected bill.
United
States Supreme Court Agrees to Test of Provisions of
Securities Act of 1933—Consent Given in Action of J. Edward
Jones
On
Feb. 3 the United States
Supreme Court agreed to a
constitutionality of the provisions of the
Securities Act of 1933 requiring the registration of securi¬
ties, attacked by J. Edward Jones of New York City, dealer
review
of
the
in oil
royalty securities.
The government on Jan. 14 agreed
Supreme Court review of the validity of the provisions
in question.
Regarding the granting of the review by the
Supreme Court, we quote the following from the Washington
account, Feb. 3, to the New York "Times":
to
a
The court made it clear that the
Congress to enact
Exchange
the
law
Commission
This
was
accomplished
brought by Mr. Jones
into
The
Mr.
a
second
second'
in
case
Jones had
a
on
securities
full
and
when
issues
under
the
technical
concern
and
the basic power of
justices
which
dealt
with
three
issues.
Securities
accompanying
oath.
to
review
They consented
the fundamental
The
and
affidavits
•
declined
grounds.
involves
case
would
case
requiring registration with the
of
setting out the details
first
to
one
go
constitutional
and
second
are
case
solely
point.
whether
right to withdraw his registration statement and whether
authorized the SEC to apply for an order direct¬
ing the dealer to testify concerning the statement.
The third point, how¬
ever,
is the real issue.
It reads:
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requirements of the Securities Act of 1933 are
.
.
"Whether the registration
a
valid
exercise
of
the
powers
granted
to
Congress
by
the
Advertising Revenues
States Supreme Court on Feb. 10, in
a
unanimous decision
law passed by the Louisiana Legislature and
United
States
Constitution."
Basic
Principles of New
York
State Milk
Control Act
to 4
by United States Supreme Court—Section
Companies Formed After April 1933 Is Invalidated
Press—Opinion
The freedom of the press was again
upheld by the United
turn
be
be enacted, it
S
United States Supreme Court Sustains Freedom of
invalidates Louisiana Tax Against
a
the
would
before the present session
About the only way the Administration plan
was
amazed
course
the Securities Act of 1933
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Judge Welsh limited the application of his
opinion solely to the WPA's business census project, but
the government appealed, and on the same
date Judge Joseph
Buffington of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals at
invalidating
on
(on Feb. 12) the
favorably reported
designed to overcome the recent
decision of the Supreme Court upholding the
right of the
State of Maryland to tax preferred stock of National banks
held by the RFC.
Regarding this week's action of the
House in rejecting the bill, a Washington
dispatch, Feb. 25,
the
He
such specification was made
because veterans' preferential status
Taxation
By a vote of 172 to 164, the House on Feb. 25 defeated the
bill to provide for the taxation of
preferred stock, capital
necessary.
said that the former
Exempt from
to
Preferred Bank Stock Held by RFC
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Philadelphia Orders Preference Given to Veterans
Dependents in Government Relief Projects
are
whether Congress had given con¬
Federal
,
House
merits
at
Their
of
property in the form of
shares, and the Supreme Court found Con¬
had given consent.
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gress
of the case.
Federal Court
was
taxation
Co."
New
the Court of Appeals.
Upheld
Barring
The basic principles of the New York State Milk
Control
were upheld on Feb. 10
by the United States Supreme
Act
Court, but
one
of the provisions of the law
unconstitutional.
The
court,
in
a
5
to
4
was
found to be
decision, upheld
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MONTHLY
March, 1936]
trade
tised
held
that
in business before April 10 1933 can sell milk
price.
The sections on which the court ruled
competitors, but by a 6 to 3 ruling the Court
of the law which provides
other
unconstitutional that part
only dealers
at the lower
The first decision was on an
apply only to New York City.
appeal by Borden's Farm Products Co., Inc., and the second
as on an appeal by Mayflower Farms, Inc.
In the Borden
case Justices
McReynolds, Van Devanter, Sutherland and
Butler dissented, while in the other the dissenting Justices
were
PWA
Loan
Both majority opinions
Cardozo, Brandeis and Stone.
written by Justice Roberts.
were
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Upheld by Federal
Given in Duke Power
C.—Ruling
Af.
Charlotte,
at
Case
Owned Power Plant
Publicly
to
Court
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of the PWA (Federal Emergency Administra¬
tion of Public Works) to make loans and grants for the
construction of publicly owned power plant was upheld on
Feb. 22 by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals at
Charlotte, N. C.
An account of the decision (Associated
Press) from Charlotte to the Raleigh "News and Observer"
said:
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In a far-reaching decision by Judge John J. Parker, with Judge Morris
A. Soper of Baltimore dissenting, and Judge Elliott Northcutt of West
Virginia concurring, the court upheld the power of Congress to enact
the public works law; held: that the Administrator was acting within the
Act in making such a power loan; and ruled the Duke Power Co. had
not had sufficient equity in court to warrant a lower court injunction it
obtained
against a $3,000,000 plant to be constructed by Greenwood
The right
County at Buzzard's Roost, S. C.
After
12,000-word opinion, W. S. O'B.
announced to-night that an
the United States Supreme Court.
the
reading
for
counsel
taken to
the
company,
Robinson, chief
appeal would be
by Federal Court at
Act, after Senate and
major pq&its of dis¬
pute.
On Feb. 27 both the Senate and House Adopted the
conference report, and the measure was thereupon sent to
the President for his approval.
The bill, introduced in the
Senate on Feb. 6, was passed by that body on Feb. 15, and
late in the day, Feb. 21, it was adopted by the House by
a vote of 267 to 97.
Conferees had little trouble in reaching
an agreement, and the compromise conformed most closely
to the measure passed by the House on Feb. 21.
It included
the House amendment for re-establishment of the ratio of
net income of farmers to city dwellers as it existed from 1909
to 1914.
In order to protect consumers, however, the con¬
ferees stipulated that the powers given the Secretary of
Agriculture to effectuate this purpose should not be used to
reduce production below the normal human consumption
1920 to 1929, as determined by the Secretary, with considera¬
tion taken of export trends, population increases and other
validated
13
Feb.
by
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Soil Conservation bill,
on Feb. 21, the House made a number of changes to give the
Secretary of Agriculture greater powers to adjust farm pro¬
Prior
Co.
Publishing
Tennessee
the
of
tion
same
reorganization
for
Associated Press dispatches from Cin¬
tinder Section 77-B.
The
understand all
publishers
decision
a
said, in part:
confined
"We
it was
The company was
nessean."
The
by the court that
admission
an
of the reorganization plan, caused tempo¬
phases
of a Federal receivership of the publishing company,
of the Nashville "Tennessean" and the "Evening Tencontrolled by Colonel Luke Lea until 1933.
continuance
rary
former
included
which
decision,
to
.
.
to provisions
ourselves
of
B-5, which outlines
Subsection
claims of non-assenting creditors."
three specific means of satisfying creditors
method of adjustment of
B-5
Subsection
refuse
to
lists
who
offers a
think equitable and
join in reorganization plans of a bankrupt business and
fourth, saying, "or by such means as the judge may
under the circumstances."
fair
Washington
invalid.
methods were held
whether all
four
Amended
Fraxier-Lemke
of the decision
the effect
that
lawyers said
passing the $500,000,000
duction than he had under the old
Act.
Agricultural Adjustment
the House, by a vote of 224 to 146,
motion by Representative Boileau of Wisconsin
Before passage,
defeated
a
the bill to the
to recommit
instructions that it be
verted
and
to
acres
for
Committee on Agriculture with
amended to prevent the use of con¬
of dairy products
farmers to not more
commercial production
limit payments
to individual
$2,000 a year.
President
Out
Roosevelt
No
Vetoes
Provision
$50,000,000
Was Made
in
Seed Loan
Bill—Points
Funds—
Budget for Such
President Roosevelt on Feb. 26 vetoed a
depended
on
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$50,000,000 crop-
production loan bill, which would have continued the prac¬
tice of providing Federal funds for seed loans to farmers.
The measure, which originally passed both the Senate and
House on Feb. 3, was introduced in the Senate on Jan. 13
Ellison D. Smith of South Carolina and was
the Senate Committee on Agriculture and
Forestry, of which Senator Smith is Chairman.
The Com¬
mittee reported the measure back to the Senate with an
amendment to provide a maximum loan of $1,000 to any one
borrower, instead of $500 as had been provided in previous
similar legislation; the Senate on Feb. 3, without a record
vote, passed
the bill with the Committee amendment.
Under suspension of the rules, the House,' also on Feb. 3,
amended and passed the measure by a vote of 139 to 14.
The House bill provided for a loan up to $300 to any one
borrower and also an appropriation of $40,000,000 to carry
by Senator
submitted
cinnati, reporting the decision, said, in part :
unable
to
Appropriates $30,000,000 for Loans
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals at
time the court rejected an applica¬
the
At the
Feb. 25 agreed on
on
market developments.
Cincinnati—Decision Given
unconstitutional Subsection B-5 of Sec¬
tion 77-B of the Federal Bankruptcy Act was handed down
on
Agricultural Adjustment
House conferees
A decision holding
Cincinnati.
to
speedily disposed of the Administration's new
designed as a substitute for the in¬
Congress
Tennessee Publishing Case
in
Farm-Aid Bill—Enacted as Substitute
Agricultural Adjustment Act
Soil Conservation bill,
than
Bankruptcy Act Held Uncon•
Provision in Section 77-B of Federal
stitutional
Passes
Invalidated
sell milk
to
names
Congress
companies without well-adver¬
at lc. per quart less than
sections of the law allowing
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to
of the measure.
The Senate disagreed
Feb. 4, while the House on
Feb. 5 insisted upon the change.
The bill was submitted to
the provisions
out
to
the
House
amendment on
providing for a maxi¬
$500 to any one person and an appropria¬
tion of $50,000,000, was submitted to both the House and
Senate on Feb. 11.
The report was agreed to by the two
bodies on Feb. 12.
Senator Smith said on Feb. 27 that he
would move on March 2 to override the President's veto.
In his veto message, the President gave as his principal
reasons for disapproval his previously announced intention
of stopping this practice and his further determination not
to approve any expenditures which were not included in
the budget submitted to Congress in January.
At the same
time the President said that there "still exists a need for
conference, and the conference report,
At Houston,
Tex.,
on
unconstitutional
held
Act.
Mortgage
Held Unconstitu¬
Houston, Tex.
Farm Mortgage
tional by Federal Judge at
Act
Feb. 1, Federal Judge T. M. Kennerly
the amended Frazier-Lemke Farm
Houston "Post"
the
From
of
Feb. 2 we
quote as follows regarding the court's conclusions:
Judge Kennerly held that changes made in the original Act for the pur¬
of bringing it within constitutional bounds had failed to do so.
conclusion is that the Act of Aug. 28 1935 is contrary to
pose
"The
and the orders
Fifth Amendment
The ruling was
have
who
The
Mr.
had
case
Court.
made in the
farm
400-acre
a
'
been
in
case
County.
here
transferred
Kennerly said in his opinion.
of Henry Tschoepe and Mrs. Tschoepe,
Nueces
from
,
the
filed
a
I
under terms
petition
Federal
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of
the
original
Act
on
1935.
After it had been referred to the Conciliation Commis¬
sioner, he attempted to obtain creditors' approval of an extension of time
April 23
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asking that he be adjudged bankrupt, was filed under
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but failed.
A second petition,
the amended Act on Oct. 7.
rental of
$1,157
President
was
His land was appraised at $2,600 and a yearly
set.
Roosevelt
Signs
Bill
Repealing
Bankhead Cotton
Control Act
Control Act, Kerr-Smith Tobacco Act and Potato
passed by Congress to repeal the Bankhead Cotton
the Kerr-Smith Tobacco Act and the Potato
Control Act was signed by President Roosevelt on Feb. 10.
The President, in a message to Congress on Feb. 3, had
recommended that the bills be repealed. The repeal measure
A bill
Control
was
Act,
production loans to farmers whose cash requirements
small that the operating and supervisory costs, as
well as the credit risk, make credit unavailable to them at
this time through the usual commercial channels."
He
added, however, that such needs can be met during the
year 1936 by an expenditure "materially less" than $50,000,000, and pointed out that without new legislation he
can allocate the necessary funds from the relief appropria¬
tion which the Comptroller-General has assured him "can
be utilized for such loans as I might indicate by Executive
Order to be desirable and necessary as relief measures."
Y
On Feb. 28 President Roosevelt issued an Executive Order
by the House on Feb.
so
authorizing the use of $30,000,000 for seed and feed loans to
1936, and allocating $7,000,000 for immediate
use.
Individual loans are limited to $200.
farmers during
Congress
Passes Neutrality
Resolution
:Vr-
Congressional action on a compromise neutrality resolu¬
tion, extending the existing law until
May 1 1937, was com¬
differences on Feb. 6.
In transmitting his message to Congress, on Feb. 3, Presi¬
dent Roosevelt said his recommendation was made "because
of the termination of the program of agricultural production
pleted on Feb. 18 when the Senate, without a record vote,
approved the measure which had passed the House on the
preceding day by a vote of 353 to 27.
The bill was signed
adjustment under the Act of May 12 1933," to which the
three measures were auxiliary.
With the invalidation of
a
Agricultural Adjustment Act by the Supreme Court, it
was considered almost certain in Washington that the three
the
Acts
now
tutional.
repealed would
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also have
been
held unconsti¬
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Etctending Law to May
Republics in Western Hemisphere
5 by a vote of 354 to 10.
the Senate agreed to the
■
1937—Amended to Bar Loans to Belligerents and to Exempt
adopted by the Senate on Feb. 4 without a record vote,
As
passed by the House, the measure was slightly amended;
and
loan up to
crop
are
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Tschoepe
the
entered by the Conciliation Commissioner
based thereon must be reversed," Judge
mum
by President Roosevelt on Feb. 29, at which time he issued
statement again warning Americans to refrain from deal¬
ings with belligerent nations.
;
The resolution amends the present law in two
one
the
^
t
respects,
of which embargoes loans and credits to belligerents and
other exempts from the provisions of the Act nations of
the Western
Hemisphere when they are at war with non-
4
MONTHLY
American States.
Passage of the resolution caused Admin¬
an early adjournment of Con¬
gress, but Senator Nye said on Feb. 18 that he would seek
to enact permanent neutrality legislation during the present
istration
to predict
leaders
session.
The
House
adopted the resolution
Feb.
on
17 with little
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Szymczak, of Illinois, who, like Mr. Eccles, was also retained
the old Board; Joseph A. Broderick, of New York;
Ransom, of Georgia, and John McKee, of Ohio. The
other Governor—Ralph W. Morrison, of Texas—was absent
from Washington on Feb. 3, but received his commission at
from
Ronald
later
a
The terms
date.
of
the Banking Act
of 1935 pro¬
opposition after the rules had been suspended.
Senate de¬
bate on Feb. 18 occupied only four hours.
The main pro¬
vide for
visions of the resolution were outlined
The new Board, it was announced Feb. 8, has retained the
services of three of the four former Governors whose terms
follows in
as
a
Wash¬
ington dispatch of Feb. 18 to the New York "Times":
Under
until
>
the
neutrality
May
1937:
The
1.
President
implements of
knowledge,
war
■'
must
provisions
embargo
American
for
shipments
Y'YY
republics
of
at
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become
unlawful
bonds,
securities
to
sell
buy,
with
"'Y
;
'•
'"Y
■
American
3.
citizens
or
travel
may
and
to his
comes
non-American
a
'
The
4.
President
belligerent
war
vessels
or
the United
States
Senate Bars Shipment
belligerents'
use
vessels
only
their
at
of American ports for the
use
of
of Firearms Except Under License
ing the World War.
The committee will complete its labors
preparation of a report, which is expected to be
completed in another month. Its final hearing was devoted
to airplane manufacturers and arms dealers, said a
dispatch
the
Feb. 20 to the New York "Herald Tribune," which also had
the following to say regarding a bill passed by the Senate
barring shipments of firearms
the
Committee
armaments,
the
government
almost
firearms.
in
Federal
and
The
licenses
unlicensed
Senate
arms
passing
was
bill
requires
the
over
both
bill to
domestic
manufacturers
and
in
the Federal
give
and
dealers
dealers
have
to
from the Department of Commerce, makes
receiving of
equally criminal with manufacturing of or dealing in them,
fine or five years' imprisonment, or both, as punish¬
violators.
for
The
measure
awaits
now
House
Feb. 18.
on
Executive
an
bill, which prohibits shipments of all firearms and
ammunition in inter-State and foreign commerce except by
licensed dealers,
was
sponsored by
Senators Copeland,
Democrat of New York; Yandenberg, Republican of Michi¬
Murphy, Democrat of Iowa, members of the Anti-
Crime Committee.
Veto
of
$900,000 Claims Bill—Execu¬
Message-Criticizes Measure to Refund Money Seized by
Soviet Government
House action
was deferred at that time when
Representa¬
of New York, voiced his opposition to the bill
tive Tabor,
Aug. 24.
on
Eastern
Standard Time
Feb. 11
on
vetoed
$900,000 private
day the House of Representa¬
claim
a
bill, and on the same
tives, by a vote of 333 to 4, sustained his action
measure,
the
which
was
for
government
result
of
the
losses
Federal
the
on
attempt to collect damages from
an
incurred
Reserve
by
corporations
Board's
order
1919
of
as
a
March 1 changed from Central Standard Time
Standard Time in accordance with action taken
last Nov. 4
In
an
by the City Council.
announcement issued
Bank of
hibiting the transfer of Russian rubles and their exchange
The bill, which would have ordered
the payment of $900,000 to the International Manufacturers
Sales Co., Inc., was one of a number recently criticized
by
the President
claim
often
defense
on
the
ground that it represented
introduced
the
in
government
demands.
might
have
destroying
against
type of
whatever
unreasonable
Which
Would Increase
on
Feb. 25 the Federal Reserve
Chicago said:
Effective March 1 1936, the City of Chicago will be on Eastern Standard
Time instead of Central
Standard Time.
Banking hours will be from 9:00
12:00
a. m. to 2:00 p. m. daily,
Saturday when they will be from 9:00
Eastern
a.
to
m.
m.
Building
Service
Workers
Union
Signs
Agreement
Affecting
20,000 in New York Garment and Fur Area
A
three-year agreement affecting 20,000 building service
workers in the garment and fur area of New York City was
on
—the
Midtown
Feb. 19 by representatives of two employer groups
Realty Owners Association and the Penn
Zone Association—and
which
ened
reached
was
to
strike,
said
was
that time.
Union.
The
agreement,
Feb. 18 after the workers had threat¬
on
offered the union
one
heads of Local 32-B of the Building
International
Employees
to be substantially the same as
Feb. 5, which averted a strike at
on
It is stated that difficulties had arisen
over
the
language of the previous settlement.
The
expires
is effective
agreement
new
Jan. 31
on
1939.
"Times" of Feb. 20 had
The
after
agreement
the
was
Mayor
had
provides minimum
the
of
for
building,
overtime
a
signed
of
The
of
Feb.
terms,
1
1936
the New
and
York
City Hall
conflicting groups into agreement.
It
$26 a week, depending upon the size
the
$22
closed shop,
work.
as
its
the following to say:
Mayor La Guardia's office at
in
brought
wages
As to
to
and
signers
a
48-hour week, with time and
were
James
J.
Bambrick,
a
half
President
of
the
union; George Scalise, Vice-President, and John Holly and Thomas
Shortman, representing Local 32-B.
Lawrence D. Mayer of the Midtown
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Senate Passes Bill
Congress,
a
Chicago—Chicago Federal
Complies with Change
on
to Eastern
pro¬
for American dollars.
Effective in;
Reserve Bank
Service
President Roosevelt
President, in
passed by the House of Representatives on Feb. 3 by a vote
of 139 to 14, under suspension of the rules.
It was passed by
the Senate at the last session of Congress on
Aug. 22 1935.
signed
tive
time the
same
to grant licenses for exportation of the tin-plate scrap.
The measure, signed by the President on Feb.
18, was
action.
The
House Sustains President's
At the
Order, delegated to the Secretary of State
Standard Time, except
gan, and
Secretary of State
prohibiting, 60 days after its enactment, the exporta¬
tion of tin-plate scrap from the United States, except under
license issued by the President, was signed by President
export traffic
provides $2,000
ment
1
>
A bill
Chicago
sweeping
a
control
complete
■
Signed by President Roosevelt—President Places Control
of Exports Under
:
examining the business habits of
was
1
power
Committee concluded at Washing¬
ton, on Feb. 20, its investigation of the American munitions
industry, which also included an inquiry into financing dur¬
While
Bill
Roosevelt
Concludes Inquiry—Bill Passed by
The Senate Munitions
with
Memphis, Tenn.
Exports of Tin Except by Presidential License Prohibited Under
any
submarines.
Committee
Senate Munitions
connections in
refunded.
on
restrict the
may
expired with the termination of the old set-up on Feb. 1.
They are Judge J. J. Thomas, Dr. Adolph C. Miller and
Charles S. Hamlin.
The fourth former Governor, George
R. James, has announced that he will resume his business
:
immediately
risk.
own
one
belligerent government, except that
any
existing indebtedness may be renewed
force
armls, ^munitions
-
war
exchange within
or
obligations of
or
in
are
Y
When the President has proclaimed a state of war, it shall
2.
-
following
the
to all belligerents as soon as a state of war
except
State.
resolution
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.
Board consisting of seven members, thus leaving
Governor as yet to be appointed by President Roosevelt.
a
Capital Stock of CCC
and
Samuel Kheel of the Penn Zone Association
signed for the employers.
from $3,000,000 to $100,000,000
The
Senate
on
Feb.
25
Two- Year
passed,
without
a
record vote,
a
bill
designed to increase the capital stock of the Commodity
Credit Corporation from $3,000,000 to
$100,000,000, to enable
the
Corporation "to better serve the farmers in orderly mar¬
keting, and to provide credit and facilities for carrying sur¬
pluses from
the House.
season
to season."
The Senate sent the bill to
The measure, introduced
on
Feb. 11 by
Senator
Fletcher of Florida, directs the
Secretary of Agriculture and
Governor of the Farm Credit Administration "to take
the
all necessary steps to increase the
capital stock of the CCC
by $97,000,000," and also directs the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation "to acquire $97,000,000 of the non-assessable
capital stock of the CCC."
saying
Senator Glass
was
reported
as
that only a
Agreement for Dress Industry Averts Strike in New York
Representatives
of
five
employer associations and two
Feb. 20 at the City Hall a two-year
agreement, thus settling a threatened strike of more than
100,000 dress workers in the New York area.
The agree¬
union heads
signed
on
ment was reached on Feb. 13 and 14 by the
International
Ladies Garment Workers Union and its
affiliate, the Dress¬
makers Union, with the Affiliated Dress
Manufacturers,
Inc.,
the National Dress Manufacturers Association, the
Interstate Dress Manufacturers Association and the
Popular
Priced
Dress Manufacturers Group.
The United Dress
Manufacturers
ences
with its
difficulties
Association, which had had minor differ¬
employees, later reached an adjustment of the
with
the
union.
bookkeeping transaction was entailed,
appropriation is involved and the RFC will take
the stock, transferring a commercial debt into a
securities
to minimize competition among jobbers and which eliminates
child labor from the industry, was signed on Feb. 20
issue.
five
since
no
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New Members
Receive
Eccles
of Board
of
Governors
Commissions—President
:yY.
of Federal
Roosevelt
Reserve
System
Appoints M.
S.
Chairman
Marriner S. Eccles, of Utah, who was
appointed on Jan. 27
by President Roosevelt to a four-year term on the reorgan¬
ized Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
designated
Chairman
Eccles
Chairman of the Board which
ence
was
on
Feb. 1.
by
the
President
He will head the
new
System,
Feb.
3.
as Chairman, the President on
presented to four of the five other members of the
reorganized Board their commissions.
They were M. S.
Feb.
3
who
was
instrumental
in
bringing
about
the
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Pacific Coast Ship Strike Ended After Owners' Association
Accepts
Terms of Seamen
The
four years, the maximum time under the
Banking Act of
1935 that a member may serve as Chairman.
With the
appointment of Mr. Eccles
Guardia,
was
term of
expected
settlement.
cepted
a
is
by the
Mr.
Board for
pact, which
associations and
David Dubinsky, President of the
International union, and Julius Hockman, General
Manager
of the Dressmakers Union, in the
presence of Mayor La
wqnt out of exist¬
on
The
their
Ship
on
work
Owners Association
Feb. 6
after
an
a
of
the
Pacific
Coast
offer of striking seamen to return
two-month strike.
The
decision,
ac¬
to
an¬
nounced
by Frank J. O'Connor, President of the
Association,
affected 62 vessels, tied up in seven
ports, and approximately
1,500 officers and men.
In reporting the decision,
Washington
New York "Times" of Feb. 7 said:
the
advices, Feb. 6, to
MONTHLY
March, 1936]
Immediately after the decision
to
was
announced several of the 26
companies
The general policy was
take back the same men who previously served on the ships.
Sailing of two other ships involved in the controversy, but whose owners
involved
began
not
were
The
members of
settlement
national
for their vessels.
ordering crews
the
Seamen's
Ship Owners Association, was announced.
after conservative leaders
of the
Inter¬
reached
was
Union
in
had
Washington
advised the ship
owners
to,
the Pacific, voted' at a
meeting Monday night (Feb. 3), and return the men to work.
accept the offer of
the expelled Sailors Union of
5
EEYIEW
larger claims
will issue credit notes
Brazil
of
Bank
the
payable in 56 monthly instalments beginning July 1 1936,
and 10% will be added to the claims in order to cover
interest.
Such notes, guaranteed by the Brazilian govern¬
ment, will be discountable at the Export-Import Bank of
an annual rate of 4%, which is approxi¬
mately equal to the 10% addition made for aggregate inter¬
on claims.
It is believed this arrangement will liquidate
Washington at
est
virtually all blocked balances of Americans in Brazil.
"Sit-Down" Strike at Akron, Ohio,
PlantsConciliator
Closes All Goodyear
Secretary of Labor Perkins Sends Federal
endeavor to improve the diplomatic relations of the United
States with the Latin American countries.
Suggestions for
Feb.
on
out of
thrown
were
19
picketed all entrances to the
company's three
plants and turned back those who wished to continue their
work.
Secretary of Labor Perkins announced on Feb. 19
that she had assigned T. W. Chappell, Commissioner of Con¬
ciliation, to negotiate with strikers and company officials.
The "sit-down" strike, in which the workers sit down
innovation in
labor disputes.
The idea was first put into effect on
Jan. 28 by union workers of the Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
beside their machines, refusing to work, is an
who
were
F. Goodrich Co. and
followed by workers of the B.
Goodyear Co.
This strike at the Goodyear firm pre¬
ceded the strike which went into effect on Feb. 14.
The
the
strikes at the other two companies have
been settled.
International monetary
'v
developments of importance were
completely lacking during February, but one transac¬
tion occurred which threw further light on the silver policy
of the United States government.
The Federal Reserve
Bank of New York reported on Feb. 11 the earmarking of
$9,970,400 gold for account of a foreign central bank, and a
surmise that the transaction represented a transfer of Own¬
ership of the metal to Chinese authorities was confirmed
two days later in Washington.
It appeared that heavy direct
purchases of silver had been made by the Treasury from
China, in pursuance of a practice adopted last November,
when 50,000,000 ounces were acquired at a figure said to
have been 65c. an ounce, or a total cost of about $32,500,000.
Transformation of part of the Chinese balances into gold
was effected at the request of the Chinese authorities, and
almost
the remainder would be available
in the
same
form
on
re¬
The Treasury in Wash¬
ington abandoned its previous method of buying all metal
offered in the London market at its fixed price soon after
China dropped the silver standard on Nov. 3 1935.
The
incident is a further significant indication of the utter
futility of the silver policy, and especially that part which is
intended to induce a greater monetary use of silver for
monetary purposes by other countries.
The claims of sil¬
ver
advocates that the upward valuation
of the metal
would stimulate trade with China and other silver using
countries also are shown in their correct light.
quest, Mr. Morgenthau indicated.
German Standstill Conference
Representatives of creditor institutions in eight countries
gathered in Berlin, on Feb. 12. and in deliberations lasting
until Feb. 20, they arranged a further extension of the
credits
German
of
meeting
was
accord first
covering
agreement
banks
the sixth
was
and
the
external
industrial
short-term
The
concerns.
held since 1930,
found necessary.
when a standstill
It was disclosed that the
credits had been reduced
materially during 1935, with esti¬
up to 400,000,000 marks.
participation was lowered to $162,000,000
from $204,000,000, and a good part of the remaining figure
is necessary for ordinary commercial relationships.
Coun¬
of
mates
the
reduction
It
disclosed in
was
conference
of
all
the
heads
of the
the
other countries
It is
possible that lack of a Paraguayan reply will hold up
the arrangements, but in most quarters it is already accepted
that the gathering will take place in Buenos Aires late
this
Roosevelt
Mr.
year.
the conclusion of
of
ginning Feb. 29
land,
Switzerland,
slovakia.
the pact for another year be¬
the United States, Great Britain, Hol¬
are
Sweden, France,
Interest
rates
on
the
Belgium and
short-term
Czecho¬
credits
were
maintained
practically unchanged, despite demands by the
German debtors for reductions.
The remaining credits esti¬
mated to be subject to the agreement are 1,380,000,000
marks.
In order to stimulate liquidation of the credits the
was
moved to
certain protocols
prisoners taken in the Chaco
P.
relating to
war
exchange
an
between Paraguay and
negotiations, Mr.
a
that the moment has
now
arrived when the American
Republics, through their designated representatives, seated
at a common council table, should seize
this altogether
favorable opportunity to consider their joint responsibility
and their common need of rendering less likely in the future
the
outbreak
of
especially that
tion
hostilities
between
them."
It
was
attempt should be made to avert
an
of such disasters
as
a
urged
repeti¬
the Chaco conflict.
The letter sent by Mr. Roosevelt to the Argentine Execu¬
tive is the most indicative of the missives.
The suggestion
contained
was
in
that
communication
governments
might assemble at
Aires,
some
in
or
that
the
American
early date, in Buenos
if the Argentine govern¬
an
preferred.
to determine how the
maintenance of peace among the American Republics may
best be safeguarded.
Among the specific proposals are the
prompt ratification of all the existing inter-American peace
instruments, the amendment of such instruments, and the
creation of
the
instruments.
new
"These steps would advance
peace," Mr. Roosevelt remarked, "in as
of world
cause
much
as
the agreements which might be reached would
supplement and reinforce the efforts of the League of Na¬
tions and of all
other
existing
seeking to prevent war."
or future peace agencies in
It was made clear at the State
Department in Washington that the reference to the League
of Nations
countries
due to the
was
are
fact that most Latin
American
members of the
League, and might otherwise
gain the impression that a rival organization is intended.
The agenda for the proposed general conference
probably
will be developed slowly on the basis of
suggestions from
all
the countries concerned.
It is maintained in Washing¬
ton that the initiative for the actual peace formulae should
lie with all the countries jointly, rather than with any one
of
them.
hope
In
attend
of
some
the
Latin
American
countries
the
voiced that President Roosevelt will be able to
was
the
gathering.,
Naval Parley
The naval conference at London
dragged through its third
during February, with only modest achievements to
Since the Japanese withdrew from the confer¬
in January, only the United States, Great
Britain,
month
be
noted.
ence
France and Italy remain around the council table, and there
was ample evidence of friction
among some of the remain¬
ing countries, although some progress also was made.
The
four delegations were able to join, on Feb. 11, in an an¬
nouncement
that
a
tentative agreement
had
been reached
tourist purposes at any level they may consider advisable.
It is believed this will enable a more rapid reduction of the
American credits by the $40,000,000 to
still held desirable.
inch guns.
$50,000,000 which is
-
Brazilian Blocked Balances
Arrangements were completed in Washington on Feb. 21
for rapid liquidation of up to $30,000,000 of American funds
held in Brazil, for which no exchange was available thereto¬
fore under the Brazilian
foreign exchange restrictions.
effect, the American firms and individuals concerned
be able
to realize
on
their balances in full without
the facilities of the
as
are
In
will
delay,
Export-Import Bank of Washington
to be made available for the purpose.
Negotiations for
exchange agreement were started, soon after the recip¬
trade treaty with Brazil was completed last
year.
They were conducted by Oswaldo Arahha, the Brazilian
Ambassador to Washington, and E. P.
Thomas, President
of the National Foreign Trade Council.
Brazil undertakes
the
rocal
to
for
make available
payment
immediately in dollars up to $2,250000
claims up to $25,000 each.
Against
of all
v
other capital
The aim will be
ment
regarding the construction of cruisers, aircraft carriers and
submarines during the next six years.
Under this arrange¬
ment the United States would give
up its traditional adherence to the right to build cruisers of 10,000 tons with
guns of 8-inch calibre.
The agreement would limit cruiser
bankers agreed to establish a "travel mark," which the vari¬
ous institutions are to supply to their
own nationals for
1
the step by
Argentine Executive, Augustin
prominent part in the Chaco peace
Roosevelt expressed the "sincere convic¬
Justo, who took
tion
take
In his letter to the
ranging
tries that agreed to extend
on
just at the moment the Presidential efforts became known.
American
The
American
Republics were sent to
Jan. 30, in the form
of personal notes urging such measures.
The reactions to
the suggestion were favorable in all countries with the
exception of Paraguay, which suffered a military revolt'
a
Bolivia.
Silver Policy
"standstill"
Republics
Washington, on Feb. 12, that Presi¬
dent Roosevelt had taken the initiative in another sweeping
1,800 workers.
About 14,000 per¬
work when hundreds of strikers
affecting approximately
sons
Conference of American
the
14,
plant No. 2 in Akron» Ohio, of
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. went into effect on Feb.
A "sit-down" strike at
construction during the period to 8,000-ton vessels with 6.1-
But
no
scrapping of existing 10,000-ton cruisers
is contemplated by the proposed accord.
Aircraft carriers
would be limited to 22,000 tons with 6.1-inch
guns, while
the submarine
maximum would be 2,000 tons with 5.1-inch
limitations compare with the Washington
treaty maxima of 27,000 tons and 8-inch guns for aircraft
carriers and 2,800 tons and 6.1-ihch guns for submarines.
These
guns.
No
this understanding attained than new diffi¬
cropped up concerning capital ships and a British
plan to invite Germany to send representatives to the meet¬
ing
The Italian government took steps, moreover,/ which *
seem to throw doubt upon
the whole proceedings, for it
was announced by the Italians on Feb. 24 that
they would
refuse to sign any kind of naval agreement until sanctions
sooner was
culties
had
been
withdrawn
and the British
Mediterranean fleet
indicated early last month that the
British might concede the American stand for 35,000-ton
ordered home.
It
was
battleships, although resistance to ships of that size steadily
;
6
But the
agreement might be reached was
dispelled speedily when the French government insisted on a
limitation of 27,000 tons." Finding their pleas at London
unavailing, the French appealed direct to Washington, but
that maneuver met no encouragement whatever, and Norman
H. Davis, the head of the American delegation, announced
that the American insistence upon the right to build 35,000ton battleships would be maintained.
French representa¬
been
had
expressed by the London government
hope that a capital ship
British idea of inviting the
Germans to take part in the conference.
The British inten¬
tion sprang from the fact that the Anglo-German naval
treaty does not cover types of vessels that the Reich may
build, and it was desired to bring the agreement into conso¬
nance with the London
understanding in this respect.
It
was suggested
in London at the end of February that a
separate accord might be made between London and Berlin
to cover the point, but whether that arrangement would be
acceptable to Berlin was not immediately determined.
tives
likewise objected to the
European Diplomatic Maneuver*
'
All indications
could not be considered a breach of the Locarno
the World Court for adjudication.
is known to desire a rapproche¬
Britain, but some curious steps were taken
in Berlin during February.
Great Britain now holds most
of the former German colonies, but despite that fact sug¬
The German government
ment with Great
gestions were made in Berlin early last month that Germany
still regards the colonies as her own.
There was much
debate in all European countries regarding the demilitarized
diplomatic activity which started in
Kings, Ministers and plenipotenti¬
which some French military men claim is
German military forces.
Also
Rhineland zone,
being occupied secretly by
important were private negotiations by German, Italian and
Austrian officials, which had the ostensible aim of formulat¬
of these, countries with Poland and Hungary.
visited Poland, and mutual satisfaction
with the Warsaw discussions was expressed.
For a time it
ing
during February pointed to a continuance
of the intense European
Franco-Soviet pact
accord, but
with such statements the German Foreign Office took issue.
Intimations were given at Berlin that the Reich would re¬
gard the treaty as a breach of the Ldcarno spirit and reason
for nullification of the pact.
To such intimations, Foreign
Minister
Pierre-Etienne Flandin replied for France, on
Feb. 25, with a suggestion that the issue might be put before
in the course of the discussion, that the
bloc
a
German
officials
aries gathered
appeared that some sort of understanding might be reached,
but Rome admitted on Feb. 26 that the German government
The conversations were carried on
was
London when
numerous
there to attend the funeral of King George V.
for a while in Paris, for
most of the heads of State stopped off in the French capital
after leaving London.
They were also continued through
the
usual diplomatic channels, and new
aspects of the
problem appeared almost every day.
Whether any pro¬
nounced shifts of influence actually resulted may only be
determined years hence, after diplomatic memoirs are made
known.
One
highly important development took place
openly, however, and that is the ratification by the French
Chamber of Deputies of the mutual defense pact with Soviet
Russia which Pierre Laval negotiated last year.
The French
Senate also must take similar action before the accord is
formally in effect, but that is regarded as a matter of course.
It is the fashion now to describe the European diplo¬
matic tangle as a
,
struggle between the nations that possess
ample colonies and resources, such as Great Britain and
France, and those that lack them, such as Germany, Italy
and Japan.
The description is not necessarily accurate, but
it reflects some of the underlying trends of European diplo¬
macy.
France certainly is endeavoring to tighten still
further the "ring of steel" around Germany.
Whether
Great Britain will assist in that endeavor is problematical,
for Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden stated in the House of
Commons on Feb. 24 that Great Britain will not engage
in
"encirclement."
The
British
remains
government
in¬
sistent
upon the further application of sanctions against
Italy, and the strain in the diplomatic relations between
London and Rome continues.
Germany is considered by
many informed observers to be intent on waiting for any
chance to widen her territories
and influence, and the
Franco-Soviet pact undoubtedly is an outcome to some de¬
gree of Adolf Hitler's declaration, some years ago, that he
would direct German foreign policy to extension of German
influence in Eastern Europe .and preferably in the Russian
Ukraine.
Japanese militarists are known to contemplate
further conquests on the Eastern Asian continent, and Rus¬
sian officials have charged openly that an alliance between
Germany and Japan is under study or negotiation. Weav¬
ing like a thread through the reports of such matters are
daily dispatches from many European countries telling of
the intensive armament now going on.
Altogether, the situa¬
tion appears at times to be most ominous, and even the lead¬
ing European statesmen find themselves obliged to admit,
on occasion, that the portents are
gloomy.
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden made such an admis¬
sion in his first speech before the British House of Com¬
mons, as the chief representative of the Cabinet in the
foreign field. In that address, delivered Feb. 24, Mr. Eden
said that present conditions are "dreadfully similar in char¬
acter and portent to those before 1914."
The full and active
co-operation of Great Britain with the League of Nations
will be necessary during the next two or three years,
the
British Minister said, and the collective
system should be
"so powerful as to deter any would-be aggressor."
The
,
essential of British policy in any event must be strength,
he added, and on this line of reasoning
Captain Eden called
for increased British armaments, while apologizing for the
increased expenditures necessarily entailed.
Great Britain
will take her full share
in
collective security,
he pledged,
but will "have
part in encirclement."
With Ger¬
many
no
lot
or
obviously in mind, the Secretary emphasized that the
of collective security must embrace all nations.
system
Much of the address was devoted to
a
resume
of the Italo-
Ethiopian repercussions in Europe, but the only point of
significance in that part of the address was an assurance
that Great Britain will take her full share with other coun¬
tries in any further imposition of sanctions upon Italy.
The French Chamber of Deputies started on Feb. 11 to
debate the mutual defence accord with Soviet
Russia, but
the discussions were interrupted by internal
difficulties, and
not until Feb. 27 that the Chamber agreed to ratifica¬
tion of the pact
Throughout the debate a plea was made by
some French Deputies that the treaty should not be ratified
it
was
until the Russian government had made
some
provision for
payments on the vast total of defaulted Russian bonds held
by French Investors. It was declared by French Ministers,
It
not
was
prepared to enter
surmised in
some
any
such combination of Powers.
quarters that Italy was endeavoring
through such maneuvers to create a diplomatic diversion
against any new sanctions by the League countries.
What¬
ever the actual trend of the talks, it is quite clear that all
European countries once again are playing furiously at the
old game of power diplomacy.
Italy and Ethiopia
No
great change occurred during February in the Euro¬
aspects of the Italo-Ethiopian war, but the actual
struggle entered a new phase when Italian troops crashed
through some of the Ethiopian defenses on the northern
front and extended their gains.
The European repercussions
may become dominant soon, however, for the special League
sanctions committee of eighteen resumed on March 2 its
study of oil and other sanctions to be imposed against Italy.
The basis for that meeting was supplied by a report of a
special study committee, which indicated on Feb. 12 that
an oil embargo would be of little avail unless the United
States joined, or at least restricted its exports to amounts
prevalent when Italy was at peace. Lacking American par¬
ticipation, the committee said, the only effect an embargo
pean
would
have
petroleum
on
more
Italy would
be to render the purchase
difficult and expensive.
It
was
of
indicated
that the transportation problem is quite similar
to that of
The committee noted that a very substantial in¬
crease of American exports of oil to Italy has taken place.
Owing to French insistence, oil sanctions were made a
matter of the political decisions of each member State of the
League, and it is unlikely that France will join any such
extension of sanctions against Italy.
supply.
Weeks of stalemate
terminated
on
on
the northern
Feb. 15 when
a
Ethiopian front were
smashing Italian victory over
the forces of
Emperor Haile Selassie was reported by Mar¬
Badoglio and confirmed by neutral press corre¬
spondents who were permitted to view the battle. Through¬
out the week ended Feb.
15 a bitterly contested battle
raged for possession of the Ethiopian stronghold on Mount
Aradam, well fortified and held by about 80,000 Ethiopians.
The Italian forces, almost as large, advanced slowly but
steadily, and they finally routed their enemies after exten¬
sive artillery preparations and aircraft participation.
The
Ethiopians defended their positions stubbornly and with
great tactical skill, and their retreat appears to have been
orderly, for the Italians reported no captures of prisoners
shal Pietro
of
in
moment.
any
were
Estimates of competent neutral observers
that 5,000
the
Ethiopians were killed and 15,000 wounded
battle, against fewer than 500 Italians killed and
1,000 wounded.
A further important victory was reported
by the Italians on Feb. 29, at a mountain stronghold farther
south, and it may be that the Italians soon will enter terri¬
tory beyond that captured once before in 1896.
The Ethi¬
opians continued their marauding tactics and doubtless
played havoc at times with the Italian communications.
Spanish Election*
National
elections
held in Spain on Feb. 16, and
they resulted in huge gains for the Left front in that
country and assured control of the next Cortes or Parlia¬
were
ment
by the Spanish Socialists and their associates.
The
balloting was followed by disorders throughout the country,
mainly because the victors demanded immediate release of
some
30,000 political prisoners who Were confined in 1984
because
they took part in an abortive revolt against the
Right government of the day. The chief pledge of the Left
front was for early release of the prisoners, and the Social¬
ists were indignant at any delay after they achieved their
victory.
Riots were staged before some oOhe prisons, and
a method quickly was evolved for
discharge of the prisoners
without waiting for convening of the Cortes on March 16.
This incident caused much
rejoicing among the Left front
adherents, but some perturbation elsewhere, since even
prisoners who were convicted of political murders in 1984
were released.
It is evident that the voting will result in a
sharp leftward swing of the Spanish government, and some
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March, 1936]
center of Tokio, and
filtered through slowly,
owing to a strict censorship that immediately was imposed
by the authorities.
The rebels were reported on several
occasions to have agreed to return to their barracks, but
they actually did so only on Feb* 29. Army and navy units
government
abrupt changes of attitude toward the established Church
may be anticipated.
Premier Manuel Portela, who formed
a temporary
Cabinet late last year pending the elections,
resigned soon after the voting indicated the trend of Spanish
sentiment, and a new regime promptly was formed1 by
Manuel Azana, who was one of the leaders In the antimonarchist movement that unseated King Alfonso.
Pre¬
mier Azana is not a Socialist, however, and as he appointed
Cabinet,
center
predominantly
a
further changes
Russian Ruble
^
;
rencies
effected Feb. 1, and though
was
to
were
in
other currencies,
(
of foreign cur¬
the Russian people
ordinary ruble might
could be effected
States
United
dollar.
calculations
for
of
meant a tremendous change,
of comparable merchandise
This
the
costs
rubles would buy
ordinary
the
that
showed
equivalent
approximately five rubles to the
valued, beginning Feb. 1 1936, at the
of three French francs, or
perhaps the
equivalent of one franc in France or three to four cents
in the United States.
'
Chaco Conference and Paraguay
Although the Ohaco conference concluded its preliminary
in
Buenos Aire_s
in February, fresh difficulties
loomed in the Bolivian-Paraguayan situation owing to a
labors
military revolt in Paraguay which was directed against
the
arrangement for an exchange of prisoners by the two Chaco
contestants.
The revolt also may have wider implications,
failed to reply to a suggestion
for it appears that Paraguay
by President Roosevelt for a Pan-American peace confer¬
ence.
A rapid change of government took place in Para¬
Feb. 18, when a military junta took things into its
in typical Latin American fashion.
The junta
called for the return of Colonel Rafael Franco, one of the
guay on
hands
own
the
buildings
Paraguayan war heroes of the struggle with Bolivia, and
Colonel Franco flew to Asuncion from Buenos Aires, where
world, for they made sensationally, clear the impatience
Japanese militarists with the more pacific counsels
of the responsible heads of State.
It was realized in all
capitals that there is grave danger of complete military
control of Japan, and it also was realized that an inter¬
national conflict would be almost a certainty in that event,
since the fanatical militarists of Japan doubtless would em¬
bark on wild schemes of conquest if they were unrestrained.
Fortunately, the views of Emperor Hirohito are known to
be far more temperate than those of the militarists, for.
it was only because of the support given the relatively
pacific Cabinets of recent years by the Emperor that they
were able to remain in power.
The Mikado himself is invio¬
late in Japan, partly because he also heads the religion
of the country.
For some time the fanatical militarists
maintained that the Japanese "liberals," among whom the
assassinated Ministers were numbered, misguided the Em¬
peror and prevented him from knowing the real sentiments
of the people.
Frankly fascist in their aims, they desired
to do away with Parliament and the influence of the busi¬
ness men, who know something of foreign affairs and the
importance of foreign sentiment.
Such views, circularized
incessantly through the Japanese army and navy, unques¬
tionably contributed much to the dread events.
The assassinations followed by less than a week a general
election in Japan which increased quite materially the
strength of the Liberal and Labor parties in the Diet.
Bal¬
loting on Feb. 20 was carried out quietly, and the election
of a large number of proletarian candidates assured ample
support for Premier Okada, who had ruled previously by
virtue of Imperial authority, rather than a parliamentary
majority.
Despite these indications, or perhaps because oS
them, the murders were carried out by a group of so-called
"yofung officers" and approximately 2,000 men of the(
-
he retired after he was banished because of charges of fo¬
First Division.
Some heavy fighting occurred
in the Paraguayan capital, since the Ayala government
resisted the change, but President Ayala was forced to
resign and Colonel Franco assumed the Provisional Presi¬
dency.
The junta appears to be composed almost entirely
of veterans of the Chaco war, who demanded that the gov¬
ernment "do something to take care of them."
These inci¬
to
menting revolt and rebellion.
dents followed
unmolested.
of the
only with foreign exchange.
In this situation there was no
actual relationship of the ruble to other circulating units,
but the Soviet officials last year announced that the ruble
would be
their
the
for so-called Torgsin stores
established where purchases of goods
and they returned
This was clear indication
degree of sympathy felt by other Japanese troops
with the actions of the rebels, who finally capitulated only
on personal appeals from Emperor Hirohito.
.M'..
These events sent shudders of apprehension throughout
ment, chiefly in terms of the currencies of the other coun¬
tries concerned.
Even tourists were spared the difficult
be worth
rebellious troops, who dis¬
forays to nearby restaurants,
make
of
probably knew little and cared less about the change, it
produced some awkward situations for diplomats and foreign
press correspondents.
All Russian foreign trade has been
carried on in recent years by agencies of the Soviet govern¬
and uncertain calculations of what the
very
regarded fpr some days all demands that they capitulate.
When their food supplies ran out, the rebels were permitted
in the
'
the
called out to surround the
were
to
Revaluation of the Russian ruble in terms
in
buildings
reports of subsequent developments
Spanish government probably impend.
;.W
REVIEW
by only four days a recess of the Chaco peace
conference,
at which
the exchange
of prisoners was
arranged.
After a man-for-man release of prisoners last
The rebellious soldiers had received orders
Manchukuo, and the people of
seeing them carry out night
maneuvers.
No surprise was felt, therefore, when the bat¬
talions appeared on the streets in the small hours of Feb. 26.
The troops surrounded the homes of their selected victims
depart for
Tokio
were
in
service
accustomed
to
and roused them from slumber in order to shoot them.
The
Imperial Guards were called out to control the situation,
and the units of the main Japanese fleet were ordered to
Tokio and Osaka.
War-time military control was at first
established,
year,
Paraguay still held some 25,000 Bolivians, and agree¬
ment was made after long negotiations for setting these men
free
and this was followed rapidly by full martial
law.
not
on
payment of upkeep in Argentine pesos.
It was
ostensibly to that arrangement that the Paraguayan military
The Chaco conference decided to adjourn
junta objected.
for
indefinite
period because national elections are to
be held this year both in Paraguay and Bolivia, and it
appeared that neither government would be willing to make
an
commitments
ters
■.'•'K;'
regarding frontiers and other disputed mat¬
Japan
v-.-v■■
sad
Japanese
government
r'}.
and people
were
faced by
a
and
portentous event on Feb. 26, when an extensive
group of army officers and men, inspired by what they
conceived to be patriotism, murdered a number of leading
Cabinet members, all of them old and defenceless.
This
essentially
cowardly
action
apparently resulted from the
resentment felt by the Japanese military clique against the
controlling and restraining hands of the wise statesmen
against whom the plot was directed. The murderers carried
out their dreadful plans in the early hours of the day, when
their real
and fancied victims were fast asleep.
They
engaged, it appeared subsequently, in at least one strange
,
of
error
mistaken
identity
Cabinet Ministers who
were
participate in the rebellion, and order was maintained
easily, so that extreme measures proved needless.
Emperor Hirohito, acting under the impression that Pre¬
Okada had been murdered, instructed Fumio Goto,
mier
early
was
when
they ran amuck.
surprised and assassinated
The
when
announcement
Goto again
illustrious
relative.
provisional Cabinet.
Mr. Goto
Several
other
officials
was
made
late
on
Feb.
26
that
Mr.
The reason for this action was
not understood until Feb. 29, when it was indicated that
had resigned.
Premier Okada still was alive and would retain the Premier¬
It was then made plain that Mr. Okada still enjoyed
of the Emperor.
In many foreign circles,
however, it was believed that the military factions in
ship.
the confidence
Japan would gain a greater voice in the affairs of that
country owing to their actions, and a good deal of appre¬
hension
prevailed.
In Moscow, particularly, it was feared
attempts might be made by the Japanese militarists
extend their conquests on the Asian continent to the
that
to
Maritime Province of Siberia.
were
Minister Korekiyo Takahashi, Viscount
Makoto
Saito, Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal, and General Jotaro
Watanabe, Inspector-General of Military Education.
The
assassins also desired to murder Premier Keisuke Okada,
and for some days the impression prevailed that they had
carried out that design.... But it appeared on Feb. 29 that
Colonel Denzo Matsuo, brother-in-law of the Premier, had
been killed in place of the Premier because he happened to
his
a
by the Emperor was considered reassuring in foreign coun-'
Steel Trade Maintains Operations at High Level
Finance
resemble
Feb. 26, to form
on
Home Minister in the Okada Cabinet, and the selection
tries, since it seemed to indicate a determination to continue
the relatively pacific measures of Premier Okada and his
colleagues.
Some uncertainty was occasioned, however,
pending the balloting.
The
Troops lined the streets of the capital and closed the
Stock Exchange and the banks.
But the people clearly did
With the exception of the week ended Feb.
22, steel pro¬
despite depressing influences
of declining automobile production, price irregularity and
unsatisfactory weather conditions.
The feverish activity
in the scrap market overshadowed other developments during
the month, as continued freezing weather finally forced
duction rose during the month,
prices to levels entirely inconsistent with current melting
rates
in
either foundries
or
furnaces..
The rise in
scrap
by the murderers, and it is indicated that
they aimed even to kill Prince Saionji, the venerable Elder
prices was due to the inability of dealers to make shipments
from ice-bound yards.
Pig iron producers have reaffirmed
Statesman, whose counsel always is sought .by the Premier
present
in times of stress,
railroad
were
wounded
r
The young officers and several
these deeds proceeded to
trated
thousand men who perpe¬
barricade themselves in
quotations for the second quarter.
buying was
Long-delayed
bright spot in the steel market.
Non-ferrous metals were active, with prices stronger toward
a
the close of the month.
MONTHLY
8
The American Iron
mills of the country
operating at an estimated capacity
Feb. 3 (compared with
49.4% during the preceding seven-day period) ; for the week
beginning Feb. 10, operations increased to 52.0% of capacity;
a slight decline
to 51.7% was noted during the following
week, while in the final week of the month operations were
estimated at 52.9% of capacity, the highest rate reached
of
for the week beginning
50.0%
the week of Dec. 16 1935.
since
Southern pine, Western pine, Northern pine and Southern
Steel Institute reported the steel
and
as
EEVIEW
At
the close of February
last year
operations were reported at 47.9%.
The "Iron Age," in its issue of Feb. 27, stated:
"The
remarkable vigor of the steel industry in February, after a
rather faltering January performance, was a source of some
bewilderment, even to steel company executives. However,
raw steel
output in February normally anticipates active
spring demand, and this factor is still important despite
temporarily bearish influences such as weather conditions
and price weakness.
Also, the period of unseasonably light
automobile releases is believed to be about ended. February
output of cars and trucks is estimated at about 270,000 units,
a decline of more than 110,000 units from the January total.
hardwoods
week
reported
orders
22.
Feb.
ended
These
above
production during the
regions and West Coast and
Cypress reported shipments above production. All softwood
regions but Western pine, Northern pine and Northern hem¬
lock reported orders above those of the corresponding week
of 1935; all but Northern pine reported shipments above the
same week last year, and all reported production above.
Reports from 488 softwood mills on Feb. 22 1936 gave
unfilled
orders
of
3,484,306,000 feet.
unfilled orders
896,754,000 feet and gross stocks of
The 464 identical softwood mills reported
887,142,000 feet as of the same date, or
days' average production as compared
with 637,328,000 feet, or the equivalent of 25 days' average
production on the corresponding date a year ago.
as
the equivalent of 35
Hides, Leather and Footwear
....
The First National Bank of Boston, in its "New
England
Letter," under date of Feb. 28, comments upon these
kets
mar¬
follows:
as
Anticipated improvement in March motor car construction
"New orders for spring footwear are reported to be
light,
production is irregular and large distributors continue to
is
resist manufacturers'
already reflected to a slight extent in finished steel re¬
The "Iron Age" composite price of scrap rose
sharply during the month, first to $13.67 from $13.58 a
gross ton on Feb. 4, then to $13.75 on Feb. 11, to $14.33 on
Feb. 18, and to $14.75 on Feb. 25; the latter was the highest
figure reached since the early part of 1930. The composite
price of finished steel declined on Feb. 4 to 2.109c. a pound
(from 2.130c.); a year ago the price of this metal was 2.124c.
The composite price of pig iron remained unchanged at
$18.84 a gross ton, as compared with $17.90 at the close of
February last year.
As to non-ferrous metals, "Metal and Mineral Markets"
reported during the month as follows:
"Demand for major
"Inquiries
leases."
non-ferrous
metals, taken as a group, was a little more
active during the week ended Feb. 5 than in the preceding
seven-day period.
During the week ended Feb. 12 producers
thsft the movement of metals into consumptive
channels was increasing, with firmer London quotations,
and advices from abroad pointing to increased buying for
reported
of
account
Phelps
An
consumers.
Dodge Corp.
unexpected
announcement
of
made, on Feb. 14 that it would
advance its copper quotation to 9%c., Valley, effective on
the following day; this advance in the
price was tempo¬
rarily, at least, prevented from becoming a fact by the
Tennessee
was
Valley
Authority-Wilson Dam decision handed
down by the United States Supreme Court on Feb.
17, which
upheld the government on the question of distributing power
generated at Muscle Shoals and
in
wave
level
copper.
continued
Offerings of
in
such
which
copper
checked
at
volume
buying
a
the 9%c. Valley,
the week ended
during
Feb. 26 that there was no question about the position of
the market price-wise.
Those producers who had announced
advance in the price to 9%c. in the preceding week held
to that basis, but booked no business at that level.
Sales of
lead during the last week exceeded 13,500 tons, as com¬
an
pared with 5,400 tons in the preceding week and approxi¬
mately 2,000 tons in the week ended Feb. 12 and 10,300 tons
in the week ended Feb. 5.
20,000 tons of zinc
were
It
was
estimated that virtually
sold in the seven-day period ended
Feb. 26, as against about
2,500 tons in the preceding week.
The International Tin Committee
on
Feb. 19 announced the
lowering of the production quotas for the second quarter of
the signatory countries from 90% to
85%. Demand for tin
in the last week of the month
was
fair, with large
consumers
active than in recent weeks."
more
Lake and electrolytic
remained throughout the
delivered in New York
9.37%c. and 9.00c., respectively. Lead at New York
4.55c. on Feb.-26 after holding at 4.50c. for over
copper
are
asking prices.
more
others, with men's
numerous
wear
to
three months; a further gain to 4.60c. was noted
Zinc at New York, after holding at the
on
Feb. 27.
5.22% c. level since
Feb. 25 to 5.27%c.,
Nov. 13
1935, advanced five points on
closing the month at that figure. Tin at New York moved
irregularly up and down, closing on Feb. 28 at 48.37%c., un¬
changed from the price in effect on the last day of January.
Lumber Movement
The
lumber
industry
Continues Heavy
during
the
holiday
week
ended
Feb. 22 1936 showed declines of less than
6% in shipments,
production and
new business as compared with the previous
non-holiday week, according to reports to the National Lum¬
ber
Manufacturers
Association
covering the operations of
from
regional associations
important hardwood and soft¬
wood mills.
Reporting softwood mills showed total produc¬
as 17% in excess of the same week last
year, new business 9% above, and shipments 20% above.
Production for the lumber industry during the Feb. 22 week
stood at 50% of the 1929 weekly average, while shipments
were at 58% of 1929 shipments.
tion at these mills
During the week ended Feb.
22
a
total
of 558
mills
re¬
ported production of 178,348,000 feet of hardwoods and soft¬
woods combined; shipments of 200,640,000 feet, and orders
booked of 188,722,000 feet
For the preceding week, 1573
mills produced 182,956,000 feet; shipped
208,740,000 feet,
received
orders
for 201,149,000 feet.
For the week
from 579 mills showed production of
185,526,000 feet; shipments of 180,809,000 feet, and new
business of 206,292,000 feet.
For the week ended Feb. 1
a total of 572 mills produced 186,456,000
feet; shipped 218,095,000 feet, and received — Jers for 212,150,000 feet
and
ended Feb. 8 reports
some
on
sections
than
in
the whole, than
women's lines.
The severe weather has slowed up deliveries
orders, especially for white shoes, and, while this
situation is regarded as temporary, reduced
shipments and
lighter orders have retarded expansion in cutting schedules.
old
on
Retail
demand, also, has been handicapped
by
the heavy
snows.
The trade feels that the
approach of spring, con¬
tinued relief expenditures and the gradual
recovery in indus¬
try will have
stimulating influence upon the volume of
throughout the country.
Meanwhile,
estimates of production in January about
equaled
January last year, but showed less than the usual seasonal
consumer
a
purchases
trade
increase
over a
heavy December.
"Tanners report a sluggish demand for leather.
facturers are apparently holding their
Manu¬
purchases to their
immediate needs, pending an improvement in the
buying of
spring shoes as well as more definitely established prices in
hide markets.
Meanwhile, shipments of leather against old
volume, although with new business
orders persist in good
spotty, unfilled contracts have undergone some reductions.
Tanners, however, are not reaching for business to the ex¬
tent of
offering price concessions, although the tone of the
buyers' favor.
"A succession of fairly
quiet weekly markets has followed
the readjustment of hide prices that
began the last week in
January. Light cows at 10%c. a pound are a full cent under
market is in the
their
January level and 2c. under the 1935 high. The easier
been attributed to the
seasonally poorer quality
offerings and the lagging movement of both shoes and
tone has
of
leather.
To Feb. 22 tanners exhibited
interest,
not
an indifferent
buying
sufficiently broad to establish prices.
Bad
West, however, has delayed receipts of cattle
points, and packer stocks, while somewhat
weather in the
at slaughter
larger, are not regarded as burdensome.
Bids for drought
hides were rejected by the government on Feb.
19, and the
willingness of the authorities to hold at this time affected
trade sentiment
favorably.
into-sight movement of hides dropped sharply in
December, although the total was 9% in excess of the aver¬
"The
for that month in the past decade.
Tanners processed
during December at a rate heavier than seasonal, and
by the end of the month raw stocks had declined to
age
hides
6,560,000
hides,
a
decrease of about 8% from Dec. 31 1934."
Grains
month at
rose
in
moving better,
|
Domestic wheat markets lacked
speculative appeal during
the past month, and
trading was of small volume most of
the time.
Prices developed a downward
tendency during
the first part of the
month, but subsequently recovered and
held steady.
The firmness previously imparted to the world
wheat markets by the increase in the official
buying price
of
the Argentine government
gradually evaporated, and
after the first rush of
buying the rhythm slowed down and
the markets became in need of a
tonic.
The Winnipeg mar¬
ket also failed to
develop any snap as offerings of Australian
wheat in European markets were
larger and competed with
Canadian offerings.
Domestic
markets, however, did a little
improvement in the demand for
actual wheat from
milling interests.
On the other hand,
flour buying continued well under
what it should have been
considering the length of time buyers had held off.
Flour
better
because
of
some
business continued to be faced with
uncertainties regarding
taxes, recent reports in the trade having referred to
possible
recapture by the government of funds returned to
processors
by the courts. It was claimed that a definite
settlement of
this question would
undoubtedly release much postponed
buying. In the meantime, wheat traders continued to
watch
closely development of the crop in the Southwest.
the
Perhaps
greatest question in the trade at the
present time is:
What effect, if any, has there been from
the unusual winter
which in most sections has set new
records for severity?
It
is useless to
attempt to predict crop outcome at this time
What damage may have been done
during the winter wili
not show up until
growing weather arrives.
At the same
.
time,
the early stages of growth are conceded
to be of
greatest importance.
The crop experts say that
the chief
dangers He in a too rapid rise in temperatures
following
a
MONTHLY
March, 1936]
period of extreme cold or a sharp drop in temperatures after
the plant has begun to grow, or wide fluctuations in the
daily range resulting in freezing and thawing.
News con¬
cerning European winter crops continued more or less vague,
except that prospects in France and North Africa were said
to be
definitely poor.
°
Corn and oats ended the month with prices slightly higher,
while final prices for rye wereTlower. ~ In regard to corn,
,
country advices continued to mention the heavy feeding to
on farms as a result of the severe weather, while
live stock
cash markets held firm and the
visible supply continued to
closed on
Feb. 29 at 100y4c as against an opening price of 100%c. on
Feb. 1.
At Winnipeg the May wheat option closed on
Feb. 29 at 84%c. as against an opening of 87%c. on Feb. 1.
May corn in Chicago closed at 61%c. as compared with the
opening price of 60%c. on Feb. 1. May oats closed at 29c. as
against the opening of 28%c. on Feb. 1.
May rye closed
at 56%c. as compared with the opening price of 57%c. on
decrease.
Feb. i.
Chicago the May option for wheat
In
..^^'■
Sugar
.
levies, possibly retroactive, and the uncertain status of the
Jones-Costigan Act, served to hamper activity in raw and
refined sugar with the consequent effect on "futures" trad¬
Later, advices from
early settlement of the tax ques¬
ing during the early part of the month.
Washington indicating an
that the new "farm bill" will provide the
tion and the fact
restrict imports, stimulated specu¬
lative activity and increased buying of raws.
The fact was
also not overlooked that the invisible supplies of sugar
were no doubt being gradually reduced and a large potential
demand built up which should result in very heavy move¬
President with power to
as soon as
the tax uncertainties are definitely removed.
during the month included the
following:
All C. & F. exclusive of duty.
On Feb. 4,
February shipment at 2.41c.; on Feb. 5, February shipment
at 2.40c.; on Feb. 11, prompt shipment at 2.42c.; on Feb. 21,
second half April shipment at 2.50c., and first half of
March shipment at 2.48c.; on Feb. 24, March/April ship¬
ment at 2.50c., and on Feb. 27, second half April shipment
at 2.55c.
While the wholesale list price was quoted by all
refiners at 5.30c. throughout the month, refiners accepted
business for prompt shipment at 4.65c.
V-v.
Sales
of Cuban
raw
sugars
tons,
was
and liquidation by tired holders was
the easiness.
According to reports
for
largely responsible*
in
the
trade,
an
advance in retail roasted prices has been expected, and its
failure to materialize was disappointing.
The larger roast¬
ers
were
expected to lead the
would then follow.
way,
and the smaller groups
An easier turn in
market milreis rate, and lower cost and
Brazil
were
No. 7 Rio
the Brazilian
open
freight offers from
also against the market
Feb. 29 at 6%c. against 6%@7c.
Jan. 31; 6%c. Dec. 31; 6%@6%c. Nov. 30; 6%@6%c. on
was
quoted
on
Oct. 31; 6%@7c. Sept. 30; 6%c. Aug. 81; 6%@6%c. July 31;
6%@6%c. June 29; 6%@7%c. May 31; 6%@7c. April 30;
7%c. March 30, all in 1935.
No. 7 Santos was quoted Feb. 29 at 8@8%c. against 8@
8%c. Jan. 31; 7%@7%c. Dec. 31, unchanged from Nov. 30;
7%@7%c. on Oct. 31; 7%@8%c. Sept 30; 7%@7%c.
Aug. 31; 7%c. July 31; 7%@7%c. June 29; 7%c. May 31;
7%c. April 30; 8%c. March 30, all in 1935.
1
36,048,000 Bag*
of Coffee Dettroyed by Brazil Since June 1931
Destruction of coffee in Brazil passed the
mark, according to
cable
a
36,000,000 bag
to the New York
Coffee and
Exchange.
From Feb. 1 to 15 the Exchange an¬
21, 98,000 bags were eliminated, bringing the
total since the inauguration of the program in June 1981 to
36,048,000 bags, equivalent to total shipments from Brazil
to world destinations during the last two years.
The Ex¬
change stated:
Sugar
nounced Feb.
Brazil's present plan to buy and destroy a further 4,000,000
bags of lowgrade coffees is nearing completion, and when consummated will, of course,
bring the total above 40,000,000 hasp,
or,
calculating roughly
on
New York
be
expected during the current year, provided that no in¬
of the present export quotas was authorized by the
International
Regulation Committee.
Active buying by
United States tire factories and the record figures of the
crease
United States consumption statistics also were
strengthening influences.
With the news of the outbreak
January
of
The world's visible supply of coffee decreased 12,458 bags
during the month of January, according to the New York
Coffee and Sugar Exchange, standing at 7,831,629 bags on
Feb. 1 against 7,844,087 bags a month previous.
Stocks
in sight are equivalent to about 3 % months'
consumption
at the present rate of use. The Exchange on Feb. 5 said:
Supplies in and afloat for the United States increased 87,542 bags during
from 1,653,087, of which 656,700 were afloat from
Brazil, to
the month
1,690,629 bags, including 852,700 bags afloat from Brazil.
European sup¬
plies in sight increased by 120,000 bags from 2,896,000 at the start of 1936
in
the first of February. The only decrease took place
stocks in Brazilian ports, which declined 170,000 bags from 8,295,000 to
3,016,000 bags
3,125,000 bags.
troubles
,
on
'
'
'
about the
end of
of
Committee failed to order
the International. Regulation
any
change of the export quotas.
Ribbed
Dec.
31
Oct.
sheets for spot delivery were quoted at
Feb. 29 against 15c. asked Jan. 31; 13%c.
13*4c. asked on Nov. 30; 13%c. asked on
smoked
15%c. asked
on
31;
1935:
11 15/16c. asked on Sept. 30; 11 %c. asked on
Aug. 31; 12%c. asked July 31; 12 7/16c. asked June 29;
12 3/16c. asked on May 31; 11 %c. asked April 30, and ll%c.
on
March 30 1935.
Textile*
The textile trades continued dull, with severe weather con¬
ditions forihing an adverse influence. Retail business in par¬
ticular was hampered by the rigors of the winter, and only
during the closing days of the month the advent of milder
temperatures served to improve conditions in some measure.
Wholesale trading was again retarded by the slow movement
of
goods in retail channels and by the continued uncertain¬
ties in connection with taxation matters.
in en t
the
Further unsettle-
of
prices in a number of lines also induced caution on
part of buyers.
However, with stocks of winter mer¬
chandise in retailers' and wholesalers' hands commonly ad¬
mitted to be seriously depleted, an early revival in trade is
generally
expected as soon
as
weather
conditions show
a
real turn for the
better, and the prevailing uncertainty over
the new tax proposals is cleared away.
The earlier date
of Easter and covering of requirements of goods in
anticipa¬
tion of the benefits to be derived from the payment of the
are also expected to
help towards a revival in
soldier bonus
business.
Raw cotton during the early part of the month
quite steady; later, however, a good-sized reaction
developed. Causes for the early steadiness were the renewed
spreading of inflationary ideas, reports about the progress of
the new agricultural legislation,
and more conservative
ruled
on
the
new
season's acreage.
Senate committee
on
The favorable report
the Smith cotton sales bill and
the sharply increased United States cotton
-consumption
figures for January also helped to support prices.
About
the middle of the month
an easier trend
developed, caused by
weakening of spot prices as a result of the continuing
sale of government pool cotton.
Uncertainly over the
the
effectiveness of
new farm legislation in
holding down cotton
production and pressure from the foreign growths now
reaching markets abroad caused a further weakening of the
price structure.
Additional depressing factors were the
decline in the raw silk market and
reports of opposition
developing against the Smith sales bill. In the closing days
of the month the rallying trend in stocks exerted a
steady¬
ing influence, as did reports about continued dry weather
and deficiency of moisture in the Western cotton
belt.
Spot
cotton here in New York was 11.60c.
on Feb. 1, and from
figure advanced to 11.80c. Feb. 11.
After some minor
fluctuations the price reacted to 11.25c. Feb.
25, with the
quotation 11.30c., Feb. 29. Trading in print cloths was dull
during the greater part of the month.
Further price con¬
cessions appearing about the middle of the month
resulted
in a moderate covering movement
by users.
Print cloths at
this
Fall River for 28-inch 64x60's was marked down
Feb. 26
from 4%c. to 4c., at which figure it stood Feb. 29.
The price
of 27-inch cloth 60x64's was 3%c. Feb. 29
against 4c. Jan 31
Osnaburgs also remained unchanged at 9c. Feb. 29.
The
report of the Census Bureau, issued Feb. 14, and covering the
month of January, showed that cotton
consumption in the
United States
was proceeding at an active rate.
The amount
January was given as 591,309 bales of lint and
55,974 bales of linters, compared with 498,329 bales of lint
and 55,170 bales of linters in December 1935
and 550,553
consumed in
bales of lint and
61,024 bales of linters in January 1935
goods market continued to give a satisfactory
Despite further advances in prices for men's wear
The woolen
fabrics, as revealed at the formal opening of the new fall
suitings and overcoatings, a gratifying volume of orders wa<?
oSte
received assuring mills of
continued
active
Trading in women's wear goods, while not quite as active
as the men s division, gave indications of an
early revival
following the settlement of labor troubles and the advent
more favorable weather conditions.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted Feb 29
at $1.61@$1.65 against $1.87@$1.92 Jan.
31; $2.04®$kot>
Dec. 31 1935; $2.11% @$2.15% Nov. 30;
$2.20@$2.25 Oct. 31:
of
$2.05@$2.10 Sept 30; $1.72®$1.79 Aug. 31; $1.50@$1.64
July 31; $1.36@$1.41 June 30: $1.35®$1.40 May 31; $136(5)
$1.41 April 30, and $1.32@$1.37 March 301935.
In the case of
the 20-22 deniers
Japanese crack double
quoted at $1.63@$1.68 Feb. 29 against $1.89®
$1.94 Jan. 31; $2.03@$2.08 Dec. 31 1935; $189%®$194%
Nov. 30; $2.08@$2.13 Oct 31; $1,93@$1.98
Sept 30; $170®
$1.75 Aug. 31; $1.51@$1.56 July 31; $1.30@$1.35 June
extra were
Rubber
Pronounced strength featured the crude rubber market
during the first half of the month, largely based on the
in the Akron district
reaction developed, but at the
the month the market steadied again as the meeting
account.
*
to
labor
serious
middle of the month, a mild
value, about $400,000,000 worth.
World'* Vitible Supply of Coffee Feb. 1 Below Jan. 1, According
to New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange
650,000
reduction of approximately 100,000 tons for the year
indicated, and it was held that a similar reduction could
of the
news
With world
a
views
Coffee
The general tendency of prices for coffee "futures" during
the month was toward lower levels.
Absence of constructive
commodity.
technical position of the
rubber stocks at the end of 1935 estimated at about
sugar
,
ment
strong
asked
"futures," after more or less hesitancy
during the early part of the month, moved upward.
The
threat of new taxes to replace the invalidated processing
Prices for
9
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30;
10
MONTHLY
REVIEW
$1.33@$1.38 May 31; $1.32@$1.37 April 30, and $1.31@$1.36
Board stated that actual
March 30 1935.
000,000 barrels,
>
X'jiv' :
//: f
Petroleum and It* Product*
reserves are approximately
11,000,although additional drilling may bring in
wells in established pools that would increase the national
appreciably.
reserve
1 major
State—Cali¬
fornia—featured developments in the domestic oil industry
Advances
during
in
a
oil
crude
production
February;;1 the second consecutive month in which
price fluctuations outweighed all other news. Abroad, atten¬
tion continued centered upon the possibility of oil sanctions
against Italy by the League of Nations and member coun¬
tries.
Doubt was expressed, however, as to the effectiveness
of such sanctions without the active co-operation of the
United
'
States..
537,000-barrel level set by Stand¬
the desired level, ad¬
barrel were posted in the fields which
had not been pared to the
ard of California in mid-January as
of 5 to 36c. a
achieved a
had
rata reduction in line with this total.
Fields where. production was still out of line were omitted
from the revised price
schedule.
These included Signal
Hill, Alamitos Heights, Huntington Beach, Playa del Reya,
Dominguez, Sante Fe Springs, Kern Front, Elk Hills and
the Lakeview section of Midway Sunset.
Other major units
pro
a
barrel
lifted prices to a new top
of
$1.43 for 39 gravity and higher. The company, in line with
its January announcement, boosted the base price for 27
degree Signal Hill quality crude 20c. to $1.10 a barrel, the
highest since 1931.
a
Production in California for the week ended Feb. 22, the
last for which reports are available, placed daily average
output around 570,000 barrels.
This represents a decline of
approximately 113,000 barrels daily for average production
as compared with the level ruling mid-January, when Stand¬
ard of California started its drive for lower output of crude
oil.
Further reduction in the fields which have not
fallen in
line is
expected
as
as
yet
result of the higher prices
a
posted in the "obedient" fields.
In addition to
oil
the
sanction problem abroad,
another
fo_reign development made "page one" news as far as the
domestic industry was concerned.
A statement, attributed
to Sir Henri Deterding, head of the world-wide Royal Dutch
Shell oil interests, relayed from Panama to London, then
to New York, to the effect that oil prices "are going to
have a big drop soon."
The statement created a mild up¬
roar in the headquarters of the major oil companies, whose
chief executives were becoming more and more convinced
that current problems of the industry were well on their way
to complete settlement.
The report, however, was denied almost immediately by
Sir Henri as completely false.
Originally published on
Feb. 7, the following Monday witnessed the issuance of a
statement by the Anglo-Saxon
Petroleum Co. in London in
which Sir Henri stated that he had not discussed
with
anyone,
had not made
the
statements
oil prices
attributed
to
him, and that he had had no information about oil prices
since leaving London*
The statement cleared up the con¬
fusion in the local industry.
The League of Nations, still cogitating on whether or not
to inflict oil sanctions upon Italy in retaliation for its
alleged breach of League rules, held that the United States
is the key factor in whether or not such an embargo would
be effective.
A summary of the conclusions formed by the
League Steering Committee
was
made public in mid-month,
follows, in part:
as
"In the
States
event of such
that
are
embargo's being applied by all
members of the Co-ordination Committee,
an
it would be effective if the United States
were
to limit its
exports to Italy to the normal level of its exports prior to
1935.
If such an embargo were applied by the States that
members of the Co-ordination Committee, the only effect
it would have upon Italy would be to render the purchase
are
of
petroleum
difficult and expensive."
American oil interests were criticized inferentially in the
report, which pointed out that in recent years relatively
•
small
more
amounts of oil
products have been exported to Italy
"During the last few months," it
continued, "these exports have shown a very large in¬
from the United
was
crease.
It
is
States.
not
known
whether
exports will be maintained
or
tion in fact will be instituted.
the
recent
increase
in
whether any form of limita¬
In case of effective limita¬
tions being imposed, it would make but little difference to
the effectiveness of the embargo opposed by the States that
are
members of the
limitation
Co-ordination Committee whether that
took the form
of
an
absolute
embargo
or
of a
reduction of exports to the normal level of the United States
exports prior to 1935."
Conflicting estimates of the outlook
on
crude
oil
supplies
were
over
the next 20 years
issued during the month,
the
Petroleum Administrative Board of the Department of the
Interior making a prediction that the United States will
run short of oil stores before other nations feel a
scarcity,
and A. J.
Byles, head of the American Petroleum Institute,
taking the opposite viewpoint
The PAB
estimate
was
released
around
the
same
time
report placing stocks of the 20 leading companies in
the petroleum industry at less than 15 years' supply.
The
as
of oil last?"
The magazine in which the article appeared is the
official publication of the Colorado School of Mines Alumni
Association.
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:
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New petroleum reserves uncovered last year totaled 1,810,dustry.
fields
a
a
were
"In all, 40
new
discovered in the first nine months of last year,
fact that should
give
assurance to those whom the
of petroleum exhaustion
prophets
have dismayed."
Developed reserves as of the outset of 1935
may
were placed
President, who con¬
tinued:
"In connection with future discoveries, it must
be remembered that more than 1,000,000,000 acres of geo¬
logical formation in which oil may be found remain unex¬
plored—a much larger area than has already been examined
by the best current methods.
at
12,177,000,000
barrels
"In its refusal
Under the revised schedule, oil from the Elwood field was
lifted 29 to 36c. a barrel, or from $1.28 for 33 gravity to
$1.43 for 38 gravity and above.
At Kettleman Hills, ad¬
of 24 to 32c.
oil?" rather than the suggested "how long will our supply
become the paramount question before the in¬
our
Standard's lead.
followed
vances
published in the current issue of
"Mines Magazine," predicted that "how can we make use of
000,000 barrels, Mr. Byles stated, adding:
(
Although daily average crude oil production in California
vances
A. J. Byles, in an article
to motor
aware
fuel
to
by the API
accept a dictum of doom with respect
the petroleum industry is vividly
resources,
of the existence of other sources; in
shales,"
he continued.
Mr.
Byles added
coal, lignite and
that
he
believed
that the hydrogenation process of coal conversion holds forth
the offer of "bright promise from the viewpoint of motor
fuel supplies to supplant petroleum when needed."
Meeting at Austin in the last week of
the
month,
the
Texas
Railroad Commission set the State allowable for
March at 1,110,420 barrels daily, compared with the Febru¬
ary
level of 1,068,000 barrels.
set
at
The
438,942
Texas
new
mended
barrels
East Texas production
was
against
quota was
425,000 barrels previously.
6,000 barrels above the recom¬
level of the Bureau of Mines.
Although the State Corporation Commission approved a
quota of 506,300 barrels daily for March, which is an
increase of 22,600 barrels over February, it is
exactly in
new
line with the level suggested by the Bureau of Mines for
The Fitts field won most of the increase, produc¬
the State.
tion there
being lifted 10,000 barrels to 44,000 barrels daily.
won an increase of 3,000 barrels to
Oklahoma City Wilcox
110,543 barrels.
Other Oklahoma
able
for
fields
winning increases in their allow¬
Edmond, lifted 2,500 barrels, and
Burbank, both up 2,000 barrels. The new
March included
Lucien and South
quota lifted production among the class B pools, Seminole
being allotted a boost of 4,000 barrels daily. This increase,
however, will be allocated from other class B pools that
fail
to
reach their quotas.
Changes in crude oil prices posted during February follow:
Feb. 25—Advances of 5 to 36 cents
barrel
a
by Standard Oil Co. of California, setting
a new
were
posted in California
base price of $1.10
a
barrel
Refined
petroleum product markets were mixed during
the
second month
of 1935, gasoline prices being under
pressure in retail and wholesale markets in major distribut¬
ing
of
areas
and fuel oils bolstered by the current high rate
as a result of the record cold waves which
consumption
have
been affecting the greater part of the United States
during the current winter.
V
.
The most
important change
was that in the mid-continent
bulk
gasoline market. Prices for other regular-grade and
low-grade gasoline slumped from their highs for the year as
dwindling consumption and increasing stocks brought some
upon the tank car markets.
A decline of %c. a
gallon regular-grade cut prices to 6 to 6^4c. a gallon, with
shading of the lower figure reported.
Low octane
gasoline was off *4c. to 5 to 5*4c. a gallon.
pressure
some
Bulk gasoline weakened in tlm
territory served by the
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio during the last week of the month
when two successive reductions
pared tank car levels ^4c. a
gallon in three days.
The company posted its first reduc¬
tion of Vsc. a gallon on all three
grades of gasoline on Feb. 26
and followed on Feb* 29 with a similar
reduction.
In the New York gasoline
market, chief developments were
Brooklyn.
Possibility of a spread of the gallonage battle to other parts
of the metropolitan area was discussed.
Socony-Vacuum
Oil Co., however, posted an
increase of %c. a gallon in retail
gasoline prices in Greater New York during the final
week.
On the other
hand, the same company increased the
the renewed outbreak of
cut-price competition in
spread
to
"undivided"
dealers
y2c. to 5c., and that to
similar amount to 4^c. a gallon.
This,
out, widens the dealer margin and makes
''divided" dealers
it
was
further
pointed
a
price-cutting possible.
Fuel oil prices in the New York area and
other
centers were
marketing
extremely strong during February, reflecting
the high rate of
consumption as a result of the abnormally
cold winter.
In the mid-continent
area, prices for heating
oil now are at their
highest levels in more than half a year.
Gains of around %c. a
gallon have been scored at Chicago
by furnace oil and kerosene
during February.
Gasoline stocks showed spectacular
increases during the
month as refineries increased
their operations to
provide
adequate stocks of fuel oils. Complete figures for the
month
were
not available at
press time, but stocks of finished
gasoline at refineries and bulk
terminals
rose
around
6,000,000 barrels during the first three weeks of
February.
Representative changes in prices of refined
Feb.
lc.
a
4—standard
issue
station gasoline
comities, New Jersey,
Jersey reduced service
Oil of New
Hudson. Essex, Bergen, Passaic
gallon'in
products, indi¬
markets, follow:
cating the course of the nation's leading
effective Feb. 5.
4—Socony-Vacuum advanced its service
station price of
was
The deben¬
priced at a premium over par value.
the joint and several obligations of the
banks, will be dated Feb. 15 1936 and will mature on
tures, which are
12
Feb.
1937.
15
The details of the sales of Treasury bills sold on a
?'V'
gasoline
^c. a gallon at Mount Vernon, Port Chester and Yonkers, effective Feb. 6.
Feb. 4—Major companies advanced Nos. 2,3, and 4 fuel oil in tank car
lots, J4c., effective Feb. 5.
The new prices are 454c. a gallon for Nos. 2
and 3, and 4J4c. for No. 4.
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Feb. 17—-Retail gasoline prices were cut 2 cents a gallon In Oklahoma
City by the Champlin Refining Co. to 19 cents, 17 and 15 for premium,
standard and third-grade, respectively, taxes included.
Other companies
Feb.
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MONTHLY
March, 1936]
Amount of
4 1936
273 days
11 1936
Nov. 10 1936
19 1936
Nov. 18 1936
273 days
273 days
26 1936
Nov. 25 1936
273 days
2 1936
273 days
30 1936
Feb.
Feb.
7 1936
Feb.
Feb.
13 1936
Feb.
Nov.
5 1936
Jan.
Feb. 20 1936
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
27 1936
Dec.
4 1936
tions
Mature
v*',
; Dated
w
Subscript
Offering
Bills
Bills
Offered,
dis¬
given in the following tables:
count basis are
i).;
did not follow the cut.
yy-..
$50,000,00C $192,133,000
50,000.00C
184,659,000
60,000,000
143,432,000
98,970,000
50,000,00C
50,000,00c
109,838,000
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To Redeem
Feb. 19—An advance of 1 cent a
gallon was posted in
retail gasoline prices
In northern New Jersey.
Feb.
New York.
weakened H to H cea* a
grade eased y$ to 6 to 6)4 cents, tank car lots, refinery.
\i cent to 5 to 5X cents a gallon, same basis.
Feb. 26—Mid-Continent
gallon.
advanced retail gasoline prices
gallon throughout Greater
a
Regular
Low grade eased
THE FEBRUARY
bulk gasoline prices
FINANCING OF THE U. S.
'
Actual financing by the
actual
borrowing
in banks.
by
the
Treasury
was
far over¬
shadowed, however, by preparations for the extensive fresh
made necessary by Congressional enactment of the
loans
Presidential veto, while added
interest was given the Treasury problems by the Supreme
Court ruling on the Agricultural Adjustment Act, which in¬
validated the processing taxes.
Throughout the country
much anxiety was expressed regarding the steadily mounting
totals of Federal government indebtedness, and even the
Administration in Washington seemed finally to be im¬
bonus for soldiers over the
pressed with the need for some sort of approach to budget
balancing. Programs for meeting the bonus costs from taxa¬
tion and for replacing the processing taxes with other levies
steadily were under consideration in the capital, and by the
end of February it was anticipated that proposals would be
placed before Congress within a few days.
Since provision
for amortizing the bonus costs in the years to 1945 already
existed, it appeared that relatively modest increases of
annual taxes might suffice to offset the added Treasury
costs of meeting the bonus at once.
Toward the end of February, officials of the Treasury
adopted the highly unusual expedient of making successive
disclosures
regarding
the
March
quarter-date
financing.
These statements had at least some effect on the market for
7 1936
Feb.
13 1936
Feb.
20 1936.
Feb.
27 1936
Price
Yield
$60,296,000
60,546,000
50,100,000
99.928
0.095%
99.934
60,000,000
50,010,000
99.944
0.087%
0.078%
0.074%
0.084%
$192,133,000
184,669,000
143,432,000
98,970,000
109.838,000
decline
as
Jr. announced that the
huge March borrowing operation would be announced for
mally on March 2.
This was followed by a statement on
Feb. 27 that the transaction would take in $559,000,000 of
notes due April 15, while sufficient new money would be
raised to meet the payment of $450,000,000 discount bills
maturing March 16 and to provide the Treasury with ap¬
proximately $800,000,000 in fresh funds.
In the market some uncertainty had existed as to whether
allotment
on
March 16 would be
applications for the
99.937
$50,091,000
50,255,000
50,020,000
50,037,000
50,010,000
new
March issues where the bills were offered in payment.
For
a brief period, from Feb. 24 to 26, such maturities of dis¬
count bills sold at premiums of 3/32s over par value.
But
Mr.
Morgenthau made it clear in his statement that the
bills would simply be paid in cash and would not receive
preferential treatment. The ordinary market conditions for
the discount bills thereupon were restored.
Despite the indications of heavy outlays by the Treasury
for the bonus and other costs, market conditions for Treas-
obligations were generally favorable during February,
and ample assurance was provided that the immediate
financing could be done at very cheap rates and with the
ury
greatest co-operation of the banking institutions which now
are the chief purchasers of Federal government securities.
Prices of both long- and short-term United States govern¬
ment securities advanced steadily but quietly.
In reply to
warning against inflationary tendencies, issued by former
President Hoover, Mr. Morgenthau was able to state on
over
the
same
month
ago.
UTILITY FINANCING
PUBLIC
$55,000,000 (The) New York Edison Co., Inc.—Morgan
Stanley* &
Co., Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.: Blyth & Co., Inc.; Brown
Harriman & Co., Inc.; Lazard Freres & Co., Inc.; The First
*
Boston Corp.: Edward B. Smith & Co.; Bonbright & Co., Inc.:
Lehman Brothers and Clark, Dodge & Co. on Feb. 27 offered
at 100 and int.
series
Due
D.
$55,000,000 1st lien & ref. mtge. 3)4% bonds,
Oct. 1 1965.
The issue has been oversub-
scribed.
■
,
39,000,000 Duke Power Co.—The company has placed privately $30,000,000 3)4% bonds of 1967 and $9,000,000 4% notes of 1946
with Duke University and the Duke Foundation.
Proceeds
of the issues and other funds were used to retire approximately
$50,000,000 4)4s outstanding.
20,300,000 Connecticut River Power Co.—A banking group headed by
Lehman Brothers offered Feb. 18 at 10434 and int., to yield
3.48%, an issue of $20,300,000 1st mtge. series A sinking fund
354% bonds, due Feb. 15 1961. The bonds, in the opinion of
counsel for the company, will, upon redemption of its 1st
mtge. 5% bonds, qualify as iegal investments for savings
banks in New York, Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire
and Rhode Island.
The offering was made only by means of
a prospectus.
Associated with Lehman Brothers in the offering
were: Hallgarten & Co.; Graham, Parsons & Co.; Arthur Perry
& Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich & Co.; E. H. Rollins & Sons,
Inc.; Shields & Co.: Dick & Merle-Smith; Burr, Gannett &
Co.; G. M.-P. Murphy & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Newton, Abbe & Co., and L. F. Rothschild & Co.
16,000,000 Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—Field, Glore & Co.;
Halsey, Stuart & Co.: A. G. Becker & Co., and Harris, Hall &
Co., Inc. offered at 101)4 and int. $16,000,000 1st mtge. bonds
series A, 4%, due Feb. 1 1966.
The bankers at the same
time announced that they were placing privately $2,000,000
4% serial debentures, due serially $200,000 each, Feb. 1 1937Feb. 11946.
The price to the public ranged from 100 to 104.93.
*
1,200,000 Penn-Jersey
Bond
&
Water Co.—An issue of $1,200,000 1st coll.
Goodwin,
Inc.
The bonds priced at "97
"My job is to borrow money
Let the record speak for itself."
as
cheaply
as
possible.
The Federal Intermediate Credit bank system offered
Feb. 6
an
issue of $10,000,000 of consolidated
on
1%% deben¬
tures; the offering was reported over-subscribed the
same
day by Charles R. Dunn, fiscal agent for the banks.
The
and int.,
have been sold.
1,000,000 Wabash Telephone Co.—Granbery, Safford & Co., New
York, offered $1,000,000 1st mtge. 434'
20-year s. f. bonds,
series A, at 100 and interest.
become due on Jan.
The bone
1956.
1
950,000 Lowell (Mass.) Gas Light Co.—G. L. Ohrstrom & Co., Inc.,
offered at 107, $950,000 1st mtge. bonds, series A, due March
1 1966.
The underwriter had a firm commitment to pur¬
chase for cash at 106 the entire issue of $950,000 of 1st mortgage
434% bonds, series A, due 1966.
800,000 Illinois Consolidated TelephoneTCo.—An issue of $800,000
1
1st mtge. 434 % bonds, series A, due Jan. 1 1956 was recently
placed privately with insurance companies. Bonds were priced
at par to yield 4.25%.
Proceeds used for general corporate
■
purposes.
f
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
$15,000,000 Loew's, Inc.—Public offering of $15,000,000 334% sinking
fund debentures was made Feb. 25 through an underwriting
group headed by Dillon, Read & Co.
The debentures were
priced at 99 and int.
Other members of the underwriting
froupLazard Freres & Co., Inc.; Lawrence Stern & Co., Inc.;
included: Blyth & Co., Inc.; Brown Harriman & Co.,
nc.;
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc.; J. & W. Seligman & Co.; Shields & Co.; A. G.
Becker & Co.; Bancamerica-Blair Corp., and Riter & Co.
73,060 shs. Endicott Johnson Corp.—Holders of 7% preference stock
which has been called for redemption on May 21 1936 at $125
share and accrued divs.,
were offered a prior opportunity
a 10-day period beginning Feb. 20 and expiring March 2,
purchase new preferred stock, 5% series, at the public
offering price of $103.50 a share.
The offering of preferred
stock, 5% series, was underwritten by a group headed by
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
^
a
for
to
$6,500,000 (R. H.) Macy & Co., Inc.—The company has placed privately
through Lehman Bros. $6,500,000 serial notes, the proceeds
of which will
be used
to call the 634
Bamberger & Co., of which
approximately $7,522,000.
there is
pref. stock of L.
presently outstanding
cum.
5,250,000 (The) Catholic Bishop of Chicago—An issue of $5,250,000
series D notes
was offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
The
offering included $1,500,000 4% notes due 1956, purchased
by the corporation at cost to be used in exchange for its obli¬
gations carrying a higher rate of Interest and now outstanding
in various funds, related to or administered in connection with
Diocesan activities.
Schedule
of Maturities and Prices
Approx.
a
Feb. 10:
one
Utilities resumed first place in the month's
financing with the $55,000,000 offering of the New York
Edison Co., Inc., heading the list.
Below we give the larger offerings for February:
year
of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau
given preferential
99.941
domestic market for February shows
compared with that of January, but reflects a
substantial increase in volume
obligations,
the holders of discount bills maturing
.
Maturing
Issue of—
Total financing in the
a
but it is a fair surmise that the
emphasis placed on the large amounts of new money that
must be raised was intended to sway Congress toward favor¬
able consideration of the tax bills.
On Feb. 24 Secretary
Treasury
Accepted
likelihood
The discount bills are
step State taxes on cash
The
Average
NEW SECURITY ISSUES AND DIVIDENDS IN FEBRUARY
of any increase of charges was
desirable for bank investments
because they are the shortest obligations issued by the
Treasury.
Contributing to the small discount, however, is
the fact that some corporations in the Middle West and
South are occasional buyers at no return whatever, since
these short-term investments enable the corporations to side¬
no
Amount
Hons
30 1936
Feb.
TREASURY
refunding issues of discount bills,
and the rates on these instruments tended steadily to pro¬
vide an ever smaller return for the few banks that submit
tenders.
Money market conditions were unchanged, with
the country-wide total of excess reserves held around the
$3,000,000,000-mark by the Treasury itself, and in these cir¬
cumstances
Jan.
United States Treasury was con¬
fined, during February, to
seen.
Subscrip-
Offered
24—Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.,
Jjj cent
v:y
Bills
Yield to
Amount—
$100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000-...
100,000-...
1,500,000
3,250,000
Maturity
Feb. 1 1937
Feb. 1 1938
Feb. 1 1939
Feb. 1 1940
Feb. 1 1941
Feb. 1 1946
Feb. 1 1956
List Price
Maturity
100.74
100.49
99.28
99.53
97.69
97.93
100.00
Plus accrued interest from Feb. 1 1936 to date of delivery.
MONTHLY
$4,000,000 (A. E.) Staley Mfg. Co.—Public offering was made by means
of a prospectus of $4,000,000 1st mtge.
bonds, 4% series due
1946, at 101%.
The offering was made by a group
comprised
of Edward B. Smith & Co., the First Boston
*Corp.; BanoamericarBlair Corp. and Stifel, Nicolaus & Co..
Inc., St. Louis.
117,500 shs.Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—W. E. Hutton & Co. and
.
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FAVORABLE
Allen
Goldman, Sachs
& Co. offered 17,500 shares of 6% cum.
pref.
and divs. and 100,000 shares of common stock
(no par) at $21.50 a share.
stock at
103
32,000 shs. Holland Furnace Co.—A group headed by F. S.
Moseley &
Co. made a public offering Feb. 24 of
32,000 shares of $5 cum.
conv. pref. stock (no par) at a
price of $102 a share.
Other
members of the group included H. M.
Byllesby & Co., Inc.;
Harris, Hall & Co., Inc., and Metropolitan St. Louis Co.
Of the 32,000 shares offered, 10,704 shares were
offered to
holders of the company's
share for share basis.
exchange
was
7% pref. stock for exchange
a
That portion of the issue not taken
in
offered at $102
share.
per
800,000 shs. Berkey & Gay Furniture Co.—Public
shares of
on
offering of 800,000
stock ($1 par) was made
by Dwelly, Pearce
& Co., Inc., New York.
The offering was priced at
$2 a
share and with each 100 shares warrants will
be
common
given entitling
the holder to purchase 10 additional shares
at $2.25
at any time on or before Jan. 1 1941.
a
share
30,000 shs. (James) Talcott, Inc.—The first public
financing for this
82-year old factoring firm took place on Feb. 24 with the
offering of 30,000 shares of 5H% partic. preference stock
by
F. Eberstadt & Co., Inc.
The issue, priced at $52 a share
and divs., was oversubscribed the
day of offering.
10,000 shs. Thompson Products, Inc.—The
company
Hayden,
Miller & Co. and
McDonald-Coolidge Co.
Holders of the preferred stock have the
opportunity of ex¬
changing their shares for the new stock at the rate of
1.1
shares of prior preference for each share of
preferred.
Such of
the prior preference stock as is not
taken in exchange will be
purchased by the underwriters.
$700,000 Omaha Union Stockyards Co., Ltd.—An issue of
$700,000
3H% bonds due in 1946 was recently placed
privately at 100
by the Omaha National Bank, First National
Bank, and
^
United States National Bank,
Omaha, Neb.
Proceeds will be
used to refund $700,000
4H% bonds, due in 1946.
The old
bonds have been called May 1 at 103
and interest.
118,898 shs. A. & K. Petroleum Co.—Class A common stock
($5 par)
offered at par by Burt, Nelson &
Ramser, Inc.,
creased from 10c.
creased from 25c.
National Bank of New
as
to
York and associates at
a
price of 100.789, a basis of about
2.10%; $3,250,000 3s,
maturing from 1947 to 1951 incl., were
purchased by an
account headed by Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc. of New York
on a bid of 100.18, a basis of
about 2.985%; the
remaining
$9,750,000, bearing 3M% interest and due
serially from 1952
to 1966 incl., were bought for
account of the
city's sinking
funds at a price of par.
The Chase Bank group
re-offered
their portion of the award at
prices to yield from
2.40%,
according
account
marketed their issue
to 3 %
to
maturity,
on
while
a
the
0.40% to
Halsey, Stuart
yield basis of from 2.60%
•
8,393,000 Los Angeles County School Districts,
Calif., 3H% bonds
were
awarded to a syndicate managed
& Co. of New York as follows:
by Edward B. Smith
$4,279,000 Los Angeles City
Schools, maturing from 1938 to 1961 incl.,
brought a price of
100.627; $3,758,000 Los Angeles City High School
liens, due
from 1938 to 1961, were sold at
100.637, while an issue of
$356,000 Los Angeles City Junior College District
bonds was
sold at 100.50.
These latter bonds mature from
1937 to 1961
bonds, the bankers
priced the maturities from 1937 to 1956 to yield from
0.50%
to 3.20% and offered the 1957-1961
bonds at par.
incl.
In re-offering the entire
$8,393,000
a
on
the
Inc.—Dividend on the,no par common stock in¬
a share, payable
April 1 1936.
share to 15c.
share to 30c.
share on
a
the cbmihon stock in¬
share, payable March 16 next.
a
on
American Woolen Co.—Quarterly dividend of $1 k share
on account of
accumulations on the 7% cumulative preferred
stock, payable MarcnS^O
1936.
This payment will be the first made on thh
preferred stock sinJuly 16 1934, when $1.25 a share was paid.
Anaconda
Copper Mining Co.—Dividend of 25c/ a
payable April 20 1936.
This will be the first
stock,
on
the issue since
Aug. 17 1931, when 37He.
share
on
the capital
payment to be made
a share was
distributed.
Art Metal Works, Inc.—Dividend on the
common stock increased from
10c. to 15c. a share, payable March 21 1936.
Associates
common
Investment Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on
the
stock, payable March 31 next.
Distributions of 20c.
on Sept. 30 and Dec. 31 1935.
no
par
share
a
made
were
Atlas
Powder Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in
addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the no par common
stock,
both payable March 10 1936.
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Dividend on the
capital stock reduced from 25c.
a share to 10c. a
share, payable April 1 1936.
Balfour Building,
cates increased
Inc.—Dividend on the common voting trust
certifi¬
From $1 a share to $1.25 a share on Feb. 29
1936.
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.—Dividend
from 50c. to 75c.
on
the
no
par
share, payable March 15
a
common
stock increased
next.
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Co., Inc.—Dividend
tribution made
on
the
common
dividend of $1 a share was
Black
&
of 25c. a share on the
no
This wiU be the first dis¬
stock since Feb. 15
1934, when a special
stock, payable March 2 1936.
common
par
paid.
Decker Mfg.
Co.—Dividend of $7 a share on account of
ac¬
8% cumul. pref., thus clearing up ail accruals on
the
issue, and a regular quarterly dividend of 50c. a share for
the current
quarter.
Both dividends are payable March 31.
cumulations
Bliss &
on
the
Laughlin, Inc.—Initial dividend
of 25c.
share
a
the
on
new
capital
stock, payable March 31.
Borg Warner Cot p.—Quarterly dividend
from 50c.
a
share to 75c.
Brass
a
the common stock
increased
share, payable April 1 next.
on
Corp.—Dividend
on the no par common stock
increased
a share, payable March 16.
Power Corp., Ltd.—Dividend on the
class A stock
increased from 37c. a share to 40c. a share,
payable April 15 1936.
Budd-Wheel Co.—Quarterly dividend on the
7% cumul. 1st pref. stock of
$2 a share, payable March 31 1936.
In accordance with the
by-laws
of the company, the rate of dividend on the
preferred stock is raised to
$8 annually when net income for the year is between
$600,000 and
$800,000.
When net income is below $600,000
annually, the rate of
dividend on the preferred stock is $7
annually.
On Dec. 31 last the com¬
pany paid a dividend of $7 a share on the preferred
stock, which paid up
all arrears on the preferred stock.
from
$19,500,000 New York, N. Y. subway car purchase bonds were
sold
follows: $6,500,000 2Ms, due from 1937 to
1946 incl., went
the Chase
share
American Safety Razor Corp.—Dividend on the no
par common stock
increased from $1.25 a share to $1.50 a share,
payable March 301936.
Bristol
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
a
a
,
American News New York Corp.—Dividend
.
Chicago.
of 25c.
stock, payable March 5 1936.
American Machine & Metals, Inc.—Initial dividend of
10c.
the capital stock of no par value, payable
April 1 1936.
■'
300,000shs. (The) New York Woman, Inc.—Brown,
Young & Co., Inc.,
New York and Philadelphia, offered
300,000 shares (v. t. c.)
at $1.25 a share.
The shares were offered as a
speculation.
Industries, Inc.—Initial quarterly dividend
new common
Allied Laboratories,
will redeem its
outstanding preferred stock at 110 under an agreement which
calls for public offering of a new issue of
10,000 shares of $5
cumulative convertible prior preference stock
(no par) at a
price of $101 per share, plus divs. from Jan. 1 1936 to date
of
delivery.
The underwriters are Mitchell, Herrick &
Co.,
Shields & Co.; Otis & Co.; The First
Cleveland Corp.;
CHANGES
Abbott Laboratories, Inc.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share
and a quarterly
of 75c. a share on the no par common
stock, payable April 1 1936.
Previously, regular quarterly dividends of 50c. a share were paid.
37He.
British
share to 50c.
a
Columbia
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining &
Concentrating Co.—Extra dividend
of 25c. a share in addition to a
quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the
common stock, both payable March 2 1936.
A dividend of 50c. a
share
was paid on Dec. 2
last, being the first distribution made since June
5
1931, when a regular monthly dividend of 25c. was paid.
California Art Tile Corp.—Dividend of 25c. a share
the class A stock
on
paid March 1 last, being the first payment to be made on this
issue
1930, when a quarterly dividend of 43He. was
distributed.
California Ink Co.—Quarterly dividend on the no
was
since April 1
par
common
stock
an
extra
increased from 50c. a share to 60c. a share and in
addition
dividend of 12He. a share, both payable
April 1 next.
Campbell, Wyant & Cannon Foundry Co.—Extra dividend
share
on
Canada
the no par capital stock, payable March 31
next.
Bread
Co., Ltd.—Dividend
5,110,000 Syracuse, N. Y., bonds, including $4,380,000
2s, due from
1937 to 1956 incl. and $730,000 1 Ms,
maturing from 1937 to
1946 incl., were purchased by the Chemical
Bank & Trust Co.
of New York at a price of
100.20, a basis of about 1.91%.
The $4,380,000 2s were re-offered to
yield from 0.25% to 2.20%,
according to maturity, and the $730,000
lHs to yield from
0.25% to 1.90%. -
a
the class A preferred stock In
share, payable April 1 next.
on
Chrysler Corp.—Dividend of $1
4,080,000 Little Rock, Ark., 4% revenue bonds were sold to the
Bancamerica-Blair Corp. of New York and
Stranahan, Harris & Co.
of 25c.
Churngold Corp.—Dividend
of Toledo at a price of 97.30.
This was a private
transaction.
4,000,000 Massachusetts (State of) 1% public works
bonds, maturing
from 1937 to 1941 incl., awarded to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
of New York and associates at a
price of 100.135, a basis of
about 0.95%.
3,000,000 Golden Gate Bridge and Highway
District, Calif., 3
bonds, maturing from 1942 to 1971 incl., purchased
privately
by Blyth & Co., Inc. of San Francisco and associates.
Reorfered to yield from 2.25% to
3.60%, according to maturity.
2,750,000 Easton, Pa., 2%% water works bonds, due
serially from 1937
to 1966 incl., awarded .to the First
Boston Corp. of New York
and others at a price of 101.36, a basis of
about 2.65%.
The
1937 to 1941 maturities were sold for
syndicate account and
the balance offered
publicly at prices to yield from 1.80% to
2.65%.
2,700,000 San Francisco, Calif., 4% water distribution
bonds, due
serially from 1936 to 1953 incl., sold to Gertler & Co. of New
York and associates at a price of
112.15, a basis of about 2.49 %.
Placed
on
the market to yield from
to maturity.
0.25%to2.80%, according
2,425,000 Boston, Mass., bonds, comprising $1,750,000 2 Ms,
maturing
from 1937 to 1956 incl. and $675,000
2%s, due from 1937 to
1941 incl., were awarded to Lehman Bros, of
New York and
associates at a price of
100.001, a basis of about 2.30%.
2.130,000 New Hampshire (State of) bonds, comprising
$1,000,000
1 Ms, due from 1941 to 1946 incl., $600,000 1
Ms, due from 1937
to 1942 and $530,000 2s,
maturing from 1937 to 1954, sold to
an account managed by Lazard Freres &
Co., Inc. of New York
at 100.419, a basis of about
1.76%.
2.000,000 Rochester, N. Y., 1M% public welfare bonds, due
serially
from 1937 to 1941 incl., sold to
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. of
New York and associates at 100.386, a basis of
about 1.62%.
1.770,000 St. Louis, Mo., 2% relief bonds, due serially from 1942 to
1946 incl., purchased by a syndicate headed
by Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc. of New York as 2s, at a
price of 101.135, a basis
of about 1.86%.
1.513,000 Danville, Va., 3M% electric revenue bonds, due serially from
1939 to 1965 incl., awarded to John Nuveen & Co. of
Chicago
and associates at a price of 100.23, a basis of about
3.23%.
1.500,000 Mississippi (State of), 2H% refunding bonds, due
serially
.
from
1937 to 1944 incl., sold to a
headed by the Bank of Clarksdale at
of about 2.17%.
Southern
a
banking
group
price of 100.351, a basis
i
1.100.000 Oak Park, 111., 4% sewerage revenue bonds purchased
by the
H. C. Speer & Sons Co., and C. W. McNear &
Co., both of
Chicago.
Publicly re-offered at prices to yield from 2% to
3.70%, according to maturity.
Changes in dividend declarations in February are mostly
of[a favorable nature.
The following table, divided into two
sections, namely "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable
Changes," gives the more important of the changes;
creased from $1 a share to $1.25 a
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co.—Extra
dividend of 10c. a share In
addition
regular quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the common
stock,
payable March 31 next.
Previously, regular quarterly distribu¬
tions of 30c. a share were
paid on this issue.
to
a
both
March 31
1936.
a share on the common
stock, payable
This compares with 75c. paid on Dec.
31 last.
on the capital stock increased from
20c. a
share to 30c. a share, payable March 20 next.
Columbia Broadcasting System—Dividend of 50c. a
share on the class A
and B common stock, payable March 27
next.
This compares with
distributions of 40c. a share paid in each quarter of
1935.
Crowell Publishing Co.—Dividend on the no
par common stock increased
from 25c. a share to 50c.
a*share, payable March 24 next.
Delaware Rayon Corp.—Initial dividend of 25c. a
share
common
Devoe
&
common
stocks
Inc.—Dividend
increased
from
25c.
a
the
share to
on
no
par
50c.
April 1 next.
Dr.
on
stock was paid on Feb. 1 last.
Raynolds Co.,
a
the class A
class A and B
share, payable
Pepper Co.—Dividend
20c.
a
share to 35c.
a
on the no par common stock
increased from
share and became payable March 2
last.
El Dorado Oil Works—Dividend on the
from 37Hc. a share to 40c. a share and
no
par common stock increased
was payable Feb.
29 last.
Federal Insurance Co.—Stock dividend of
100% on the capital stock
was paid Feb. 20
1936.
First Bank Stock
Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
15c. a share to 20c. a share,
payable April 1 next.
(M. H.) Fishman Co.—Extra dividend of 15c. a share in
addition to a
regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the no
par common
stock,
both payable March 2 1936.
Florence Stove Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share on
the no par common stock
was paid on March 2 last.
This compares with 50c. a share
distributed
previously.
General Printing Ink
Corp.—Dividend
on
the
no
par
common
stock
increased from 40c. a share to 50c. a
share, payable April 1 1936.
General Telephone Allied
Corp.—Dividend on the $6 preferred stock
increased from $1 a share to $1.50 a
share, payable March 9 next.
Gulf Oil Corp. of Pa.—Dividend of
payable April 1 next.
issue since Oct. 1
25c. a share on the common
This will be the first disbursement
made
1931, when
a
quarterly of 37Hc.
was
stock,
on
the
paid.
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—Extra dividend of
12 He. a share
share on the no
par
in
addition to the usual
quarterly dividend of 25c. a
common stock, both
payable March 2 1936.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.—Special dividend of
$1.32 a share In addition to
the regular
quarterly of $1.25 a share on the common stock.
The
special was paid on Feb. 25 and the
regular distribution becomes due
April 1 next.
Holophane Co., Inc.—Dividend
resumed
on
the
no par common
stock
by
the declaration of 25c. a
share, payable April 1 next; the last previous
disbursement was a semi-annual dividend of 25c. a
share made April
1 1932.
Hoskins
Manufacturing Co.—Extra
dividend of $1
to the regular
quarterly ."dividend of 50c.
a
share
on
a
share in addition
the
no
par common
stock, both payable March 26.
Extra dividends of 25c. a share
were
paid in each of the six preceding quarters.
;
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Dividend on the
capital stock increased
from $1.50 a share to $2 a
share, payable March 31 next.
Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock
share to 37Hc. a share, payable March 27 1936.
International Cement
increased from 25c.
a
International Power Co.,
accumulations
a share on account of
pref. stock, payable April 1 next.
1, July 2 and April 3 last.
Ltd.—Dividend of $1.50
the 7% cumul. first
on
This compares with $1 a share paid on Nov.
Irving Air Chute Co.—Dividend
15c.
share to 25c.
a
Jackson
Curtis
&
a
from
the common stock increased
on
share, payable April 1 1936.
Securities
of $2.50 a share on
account of accumulations on the $6 cumul. pref. stock of no par value
was paid on Feb.
1 last.
This compares with $1 paid in each of the
five preceding quarters.
; ;
Jefferson Electric Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share in addition to the
regular quarterly of 50c. a share on the no par common stock, both
payable March 31 1936.
/■'..
'<
;
Corp.—Dividend
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.—Stock dividend of 30% on the
capital stock, par $10, payable on capital stock to holders of record
Jan.
28
1936.
Keith-Albee-Orpheum Corp.—Dividend on account of accumulations on
the 7% preferred stock of $1.75 a share, payable April 1 next.
This
represents the first disbursement to be made on this issue since Oct. 1
1931, at which time a regular quarterly of $1.75 a share was paid.
Kennecott
Copper Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock
ed from 20c. a share to 25c. a share, payable March 31 1936.
ev«tpno Custodian Funds, Inc.—Initial dividend of 99c.
the series B-3 stock was paid on Feb. 15 1936.
tion of 15c. a
of 10c.
share
a
share on
a
McWilliams Dredging Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock in¬
creased from 50c. a share to 75c. a share, payable March 1 1936.
Maryland Fund, Inc.—Extra dividend of 10c.
a share in addition to the
the capital stock, both payable
quarterly of like amount on
regular
March
15 next.
May Department Stores Co.—Dividend
from 40c.
a
share to 50c.
a
the
on
common
share, and become payable
Mayflower Associates, Inc.—Quarterly dividend
increased from 50c.
share to 75c.
a
on
stock increased
March 2 1936.
the common stock
share, payable March 14 next.
a
on
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—Dividend of 20c.
to be made
of 75c.
.
a share on the no par
This will be the first distribution
stock, payable April 15 1936.
common
this issue since
on
share
a
Motor Wheel
Aug. 15 1930, when
regular quarterly
a
paid.
was
Victor Oil Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the common stock was paid
Feb. 6 1936.
This was the first payment made since Aug. 24 1932,
when a dividend of like amount was distributed.
Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Co.—Dividend of 87Hc. a share was
paid on the capital stock on March 2 last, and compares with 75c. a
share paid previously.
Waldorf System. Inc.—Extra dividend of
7Hc. a share in addition to a
stock, both
regular quarterly of 12He. a share on the no par common
payable April 1 1936.
Walker-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—Initial dividend of 50c.
on the new no par common stock, payable March 16 1936.
(Hiram)
share
a
Western
Grocer
stock
common
Co.
(Iowa)—Initial dividend of 25c.
on Jan. 20 last.
share on the
a
paid
was
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
increased from 12Hc. a share to 25c. a share, payable April 30 next.
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric
accumulations
This
terly
V
the
on
6%
Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share on account of
cum. pref. stock was paid on Feb. 10 1936.
made since Oct. 2 1933 when a regular quar-
the first payment
was
dividend
$1.50
of
a
share
the dividend rate
in
was
distributed.
UNFAVORABLEICHANGES
v-Vv1
Atlas Powder Co.—Stockholders
on
made on June 15 1934, none since.
was
Vapor Car Heating Co., Inc.—Dividend of $2.50 a share on the no par
common stock, payable March 10 1936.
A dividend of $2 a share was
paid on Dec. 10 last.
in-
the common stock by the declara¬
share, payable March 10, next.
Previously, a distribution
Lessing's, Inc.—Dividend resumed
13
REVIEW
MONTHLY
March, 19361
c-\.
;
stock from 6% to 5% effective
Aug. 1 1936.
Campe Corporation—Dividend on the common stock reduced
a share to 10c. a share and became payable on March 2 last.
Douglas Aircraft Co.,
from 15c. a share to 20c. a
the $5 par common stock increased
share, payable March 10.
on
to take any
Inc.—Directors on Feb. 20 failed
stock
Galland Mercantile Laundry Co.—Dividend on
decreased from 87He. a share to 75c. a share,
the no par common stock
payable April 1 next.
dividend of 10c. a share in addition
Metal Textile Corp.—Participating
to the regular quarterly dividend of 87He. a share on the no par partici¬
pating preference shares, both payable March 2.
This compares with
participating dividend of 15c. a share paid on Dec. 2 last.
The dividend
on the no par common stock was also reduced from 15c. a share to 10c.
a share payable March 2.
on the common stock reduced
share to 40c. a share and becomes payable March 31 next.
a
Rapid Electrotype Co.—Dividend
from 55c.
the no par common stock
payable March 15 1936.
on
from 80c. a snare to 60c. a share,
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—Quarterly dividend
on the no par common stock
share, and become payable on
from 20c.
action regarding the payment of a dividend on the no par common
at this time.
A dividend of 75c. a share was paid on Sept. 27 1935.
Parke, Davis & Co.-rr-Dividend
Corp.—Dividend
.
Feb. 24 1936 approved a reduction
on
the preferred
on
reduced
stock, both payable
Southington (Conn.) Hardware Co.—Directors omitted the payment of
a dividend on the capital stock at this time.
Previously, regular quar¬
terly disbursements of 25c. a share were made from Nov. 1 1932 to and
including Nov. 1 1935.
National Breweries, Ltd.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
40c. a share to 50c. a share, payable April 1 next.
Springfield Railway Cos.—1926—The company failed to pay a 4% divi¬
dend due Feb. 1 on its preferred stock under an agreement which expired
Feb. 16, by which the New Haven RR. on that date was to redeem the
increased
from
March
1936.
2
40c.
share
a
75c.
to
a
National Bond & Share Co.—Extra dividend of 50c.
to a
quarterly of 25c.
March
16
share on the
a
no par common
share in addition
a
1936.
National Casualty Co. (Detroit)—Dividend on the $10 par capital stock
increased from 10c. a share to 20c. a share, payable March 14 next.
National Pressure Cooker Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of 15c.
on the common stock was paid on March 1 last.
a
share
National Standard Co. (Mich.)—Quarterly dividend on the common stock
increased from 50c. a share to 62 He. a share and in addition an extra of
12He..a share, both payable April 1 next.
regular quarterly of 15c.
payable March 2 last.
share
a
on
the
stock, both
were
Newark (Ohio) Telephone Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
increased from $1 a share to $1.25 a share, payable March 10 next.
►
New York
Merchandise
Co., Inc.—Extra dividend of 50c.
share
a
on
2 last.
Oneida Community, Ltd.—Dividend of 12 He. a share on the $12 H Par
common stock, payable March 14 1936.
This will be the first payment
to be made on the common stock since Sept. 15 1931, when a
quarterly
of 12He.
Oshkosh
on
share
a
distributed
was
stock
on
March 2 last.
this issue since Sept.
Oxford
This
$6
pref. stock of
cum.
share
a
was
no
a
par
This represents the first distribution
when a similar amount was paid.
par common stock.
was
paid
the
on
no
par
the first payment to be made
1 1933, when $1
Paper Co.—Dividend of $1.50
the
on
the old $25
on
Overall Co.—Dividend of 10c.
common
a
share
was
distributed.
share on account of accumulation
value was paid on March 1 last.
this issue since March 1 1934
on
a share each,
value, both payable on April 1
next.
One is for the current quarter and the other on account of accumu¬
lations, thus paying off all accruals on the preferred stock.
the $7 cum. conv.
Perfection
30c.
Stove
pref. stock of
Co.—Dividend
no par
on
the
common
share to 37Hc. a share, payable March 31
a
Pfeiffer
Brewing
stock
common
Co.,
stock
increased
from
1936.
Detroit,
Mich.—Quarterly dividend on the
25c. a share to 30c. a share, payable
from
increased
April 2 1936.
Powdrell & Alexander, Inc.—Quarterly dividend on the no par common
stock increased from 25c. a share to 37He. a share, payable March 16
1936.
Public Service Co. of Northern Illinois—Dividend of 50c. a share on
both the $100 par and no par common stock, both payable May 1 next,
representing the first payment
the above issues since Nov. 1 1933.
on
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.—Quarterly dividend of 37He.
the
a
no
stock, payable March 14 1936.
par common
dividend of 25c.
Rike-Kumler
share
a
Co.—Extra
distributed.
was
dividend
of
regular quarterly of 25c. a share on
payable March 11 1936.
Russek's
stock
50c.
a share on
Three months ago
_
a
share
the no par
in
addition
the
to
stock,
common
both
Fifth
Ave., Inc.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
paid on March 2 1936.
This was the first payment on this issue
2 1930, when 40c. a share was distributed.
was
since Sept.
(Bernard) Schwartz Cigar Corp.—Dividend of $3 a share on account of
accumulations on the $2 cum. pref. stock of no par value was paid on
Feb.
1
last.
This
share for the year
(Frank G.)
disbursement
1934 and $2
a
pays accumulated dividends of $1
share for the year 1935.
Shattuck Co.—Dividend
creased from 7c.
a
share to 12c.
a
Turbulent
STOCK MARKET
THE
conditions
IN
FEBRUARY 1936
a
the no par common stock in¬
share, payable March 21 next.
on
in
prevailed
the New
York stock
during February, and trading continued at an ex¬
market
tremely active pace. Prices were pushed vigorously upward
and downward by fears of inflation and such incidents as
of the Supreme
Commission
for a reduction of railroad passenger fares.
The market
was wildly excited at times, and prices moved upward with
a
speed reminiscent of the extreme bull market of 1929.
There were also offsetting periods of liquidation, during
which the quotations dropped quiet as fast as they advanced
Tennessee
the
Authority
Valley
decision
Court and the order of the Interstate Commerce
at other times.
Transactions
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp.—Two dividends of $1.75
on
OF
share in addition
a
common
► the no par common stock, was paid on March
reduced from 50c.
Williams Oil-O-Matic Heating Corp.—Dividend on the common stock
decreased from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, payable March 16 next.
"^COURSE
Naval Stores Investment Co.—Extra dividend of 5c.
to a
stock at 105.
Wagner Electric Co.—Dividend on the common stock
a share to 25c. a share, payable March 20 next.
the
on
New York
Stock Exchange totaled
60,871,000 shares. This is somewhat under the
January figure of 67,201,745 shares, but when allowance is
made for the fewer trading sessions in February, activity
no
less than
obviously was on an even greater scale.
The trading com¬
with only 14,404,525 shares in February of last year.
At the peak of activity, on Feb. 17, turnover was 4,718,448
shares.
Curb Exchange dealings likewise were exceedingly
pares
active, the turnover on that market for the month
amounting
20,712,570 shares as against 19,777,580 shares in January
and 2,921,597 shares in February 1935.
Dealings in bonds
on the
New York Stock Exchange aggregated $370,581,000
to
par
value against $220,256,000 in the same month of last
year.
Movements of prices were
trend
form
was
advanced
stocks
wide and diverse, and no uni¬
Some issues and groups of
sensationally, while others were dull or
in
evidence.
Special influences were responsible for these varia¬
receded.
tions, but in general the market continued to move
and all
gains for the month.
The period thus was the eleventh con¬
secutive month of advancing stock prices.
small
forward
prominent average compilations reflect modest net
Indicative of the
the wide and conflicting
advance in the stock index of 50 issues
net change resulting from
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.—Dividend
movements
Soundview
compiled by the New York "Times" of only $0.78 a share.
The average gain in January was no less than $5.48.
This
on the capital stock increased
from 15c. a share to 20c. a share, payable March 16 1935.
Pulp Co.—Initial dividend of 50c.
stock, became payable on March 2 last.
a
share
on
the
common
South Penn Oil Co.—Extra dividend of 12 He. a share in addition to
a
quarterly of 37Hc. a share on the capital stock, both payable March 31
A disbursement of 40c. a share was made on Dec. 28 last and
35c. a share on Sept. 30 1935.
*
next.
Standard Fire Insurance Co. of N. J.—Extra dividend of 50c.
a
share
the capital stock and in addition, the quarterly dividend was increased
from 50c. a share to 75c. a share, both were payable on Jan. 23 1936.
on
Standard
Oil
of
Co.
Calif.
(Del.)—Extra dividend of 5c.
addition to the regular quarterly of 25c. a share on the
stock, both payable March 16 1936.
Stromberg-Carlson Telephone Mfg. Co.—Dividend of $3.25
account
March 2
of accumulations on
a
the 6H%
This is the first
1936.
which time
cum.
a
share
in
no par common
pref. stock
was
share
on
paid
on
distribution paid since Sept. 1 1934
at
regular quarterly of $1.62H a share was disbursed.
1936.
Telephone Investment Corp.—Extra dividend of 2He. a share in addi¬
tion to the regular monthly dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock,
both were payable March 2, last.
...
Twin Coach Co.—Initial dividend of 10c. a share on the no par common
stock
was
paid
on
March 2 last.
United States Guarantee Co.—Stock dividend of 100% on the capital
stock was paid on Feb. 17 1936.
•
-
an
improved the "Times" average to 119.21, as com¬
pared to 80.88 at the time the long upswing began nearly
one year ago.
Notwithstanding an offsetting recession at
the month-end, railroad stocks continued their leadership of
the market, for such issues gained slightly in the compila¬
tion, while industrials as a whole showed a small recession.
As in
previous months, the chief motivating force in the
expedi¬
stock trading appeared to be the fear of inflationary
a
Sutherland Paper Co.—Extra dividend of 5c. a share in addition to a
quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock, both payable
March, 31
advance
is
ents.
over
Passage of the soldiers' bonus measure by Congress
Presidential
veto
proved perturbing, late in
the
January,
and with
the advent of February a pronounced
buying movement got under way in stocks.
The gains were
modified by profit-taking on Feb. 5, when President Roose¬
velt
gave
indications
of financial
conservatism.
He
ex¬
pressed the view, on that day, that approximately $1,000,000,000 of expenditure authorizations for the recovery pro¬
gram would prove unnecessary.
This statement not only
put a temporary damper on the stock market, but also halted
u
MONTHLY
outward movement of gold to Europe, whicli attained a
an
The nervous European capital that
figure of $20,000,000.
started
A
back
flow
to
that
to
continent apparently
the Washington
from
assurance
gained
mitted
invest
to
institutions
other
and
educational
of
tees
statement by former President Hoover that trus¬
a
funds in
some
common
should
stocks
be
as
per¬
safe¬
a
Prominent steel stocks enjoyed an
rapid advance in that session, while many
guard against inflation.
exceptionally
the industrial and railroad
other issues in
likewise
groups
For some days thereafter the market moved in
fashion, but the gains were more prominent than
improved.
see-saw
Highest rated utility, railroad and industrial bonds
demand for
institutional
floated
were
stances.
reports.
sharp uprush of stock quotations took place on Feb. 11,
owing to
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recently made spectacular
Secondary
and
scramble
for
utility stocks developed.
These issues were
advanced by leaps and
But when the decision was read at
bounds.
noon
by Chief
Justice Hughes, it
appeared that the court had passed solely
involving the Wilson Dam, constructed
during the World War, and the right of the Federal govern¬
ment to sell the surplus power available from that struc¬
ture.
The Federal government was upheld fully on that
aspect of the TVA, and the court refused to consider other
questions, since they had not arisen in any practical sense.
Notwithstanding this obviously sensible ruling, disappoint¬
ment prevailed in Wall Street and utility stocks were sold
even more rapidly than they were bought early in the day.
These issues closed with net losses ranging from fractions
to several points.
the
on
questions
in¬
some
improved, and
The foreign list
Japanese bonds, owing to the military revolt.
In the following table we show, as usual, the fluctuations
for the month in the different issues of
United States obli¬
gations, and a considerable number, likewise,
of
domestic
corporation and foreign government bond prices:
First
bought in huge blocks and prices
that
marked by
Range During February 1936
Last
Sale
Government Bonds
Advance indications were available early that
Feb. 17.
gains in
rails
in
were
bonds
speculative bonds also were better.
sharp advances in Italian issues, owing to
victories in the war with Ethiopia, and sharp recessions in
was
Sale
Feb. 1
The wildest market of the month and the year prevailed
on
low-priced
other
the recessions.
day to the effect that the Supreme Court would hand down
its long-awaited decision on the constitutionality of the
Tennessee Valley Authority legislation.
Wall Street jumped
to the conclusion that the decision would be adverse, and a
Convertible
account.
Lowest
Highest
Feb. 29
Treasury 4 Ms
Treasury 3Ms
105.11
115.11 Feb.
116.31 Feb.
28
116.29
106.5
106.2
Feb.
107
Feb.
21
106.28
Treasury 4s
111.4
111.2
Feb.
112.15 Feb.
20
112.13
109.8
109.5
Feb.
110.19 Feb. 20
106.20
106.20 Feb.
107.16 Feb.
20
107.15
102.28
102.23 Feb.
103.23 Feb.
19
103.15
1947-1952
..1943-1945
1944-1954
Treasury 3 Ms
1946-1956
Treasury 3%8
1943-1947
Treasury 3s
..1951-1955
Treasury 3s
1946-1948
Treasury 3 Ms
1940-1943
Treasury 3 Ms
1941-1943
Treasury 3Ms
...1946-1949
Treasury 3Ms
1949-1952
Treasury 3Ms—
1941
Treasury 3 Ms
1944-1946
Treasury 2Ms
1955-1960
Treasury 2 Ms
1945-1947
Fed'l Farm Mtge 3Ms. 1944^1964
110.17
103.5
103.5
21
104.3
107.20
107.19 Feb.
108.16 Feb.
27
108.15
108.2
108.2
108.25 Feb.
28
108.23
103.31
28
104.28
Feb.
104.3
Feb.
Feb.
103.29 Feb.
105
103.27
103.27 Feb.
104.30 Feb.
21
108.8
108.7
108.26 Feb.
28
105.21
Feb.
105.21 Feb.
Feb.
106.20 Feb. 28
106.17
108.8
100.6
Feb.
101.3
Feb.
29
100.30
101.11
101.7
Feb.
102.7
Feb.
28
102.3
103.25 Feb.
28
102.27 Feb.
3s
1944-1949
ioi"o"
101.4
102.12 Feb.
29
102*9"
3s
1942-1947
101.29
101.29 Fdb.
103.1
Feb.
28
102.31
2 Ms
1942-1947
100.18
100.17 Feb.
101.14 Feb.
28
101.14
A. 1952
100.27
100.27 Feb.
102.2
Feb.
28
102
1939-1949
1942-1944
99.22
99.21 Feb.
101.2
Feb.
28
101
99.22
99.20 Feb.
101
Feb.
28
101
Home Owners' L'n 3s
ser
2Ms series B
2Ms series G
Feb.
Opening
Closing
Price
Railroad and Industrial Bonds
v-
Range for February 1936
Price
Feb. 1
Feb. 29
1936
Lowest
1936
Highest
.
Recovery followed in the session
maintained.
not
these
The
incidents,
on
general trend
and the
Feb. 18, but it was
downward after
was
movement erased
almost
gains achieved in the first half of the month.
dropped precipitately
on
all
the
The market
Feb. 25, when severe recessions
and also in almost all individual
in all groups
A halting recovery on Feb. 26 was turned into an¬
appeared
stocks.
tary uprising in Japan.
The uncertainty occasioned by the
Japanese incident brought out fresh liquidation, but it was
of a less pronounced order and the sales were absorbed with
market
Indicative
ease.
was
of
sharp upswing
a
out the losses
the
inherent
buoyancy of the
Feb. 27 which almost wiped
on
of the two preceding sessions.
of
on
Feb. 28 when
Interstate Commerce
cision
that all
few
a
Commission. ruled by a 5-to-4 de¬
of the country, with the exception
carriers
unimportant Western
ordinary passenger
5s...2030
1995
78M
112M
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold 43.1948
Convertible 4 Ms
I960
105 M
Bost & Maine 1st 5s ser A-C.1967
Brooklyn Union Elev 5s
rails, are to reduce their
fares next June to 2c. a mile from 3.6c.
The Pullman rate is to be lowered at the same time to 3c.
noted that
others
condemned
it.
The
a
immediate
reduced
quite sharply the
gain in rails previously
recorded
to
a
during February. The entire market was unsettled
small degree on Feb. 29, after publication by the Federal
Advisory Council
member bank
of recommendations
reserve
for
an
increase
of
requirements.
As to the fluctuations in individual stocks, United States
was at its lowest Feb. 3 at 49% and at its highest
Feb. 18 at 65, with the close Feb. 29 at 63%.
Steel preferred
Steel
was
at
3
at
119 and at its highest Feb.
130, with the close Feb. 29 at 129.
rose
at
at its lowest Feb.
18
American
Can
fell
from
126
Feb.
5
to
115%
Feb. 24, with the close Feb. 29 at 121%.
General Electric
was at its lowest Feb. 3 at 38%
and at its highest Feb. 17
at 41%, with the close Feb. 29 at 38%.
Allied Chemical &
Dye moved up from 161 Feb. 8 to 176 Feb. 28, with the
close Feb. 29 at 172%.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. rose
from 112% Feb. 3 to 122% Feb. 10, with the close Feb. 29
at 116.
at
Consolidated Gas of N. Y.
was
at its highest Feb. 17
38% and at its lowest Feb. 20 at 32%, with the close
29 at 33%.
In the railroad list, New York Central
Feb.
was
at its lowest
Feb. 3 at 33%
and at its highest Feb. 21
at
40%, with the close Feb. 29 at 37%. Delaware & Hudson
from 41% Feb. 3 to 52 Feb. 20, with the close Feb. 29
at 47%.
Union Pacific moved up from 121% Feb. 3 to
134% Feb. 21, with the close Feb. 29 at 129%.
Southern
rose
Pacific
was at its lowest Feb. 3 at
29% and at its highest
Feb. 19 at 38%, with the close Feb. 29 at 35%.
Baltimore &
Ohio rose from 17% Feb. 1 to 24% Feb. 21, with the close
Feb. 29 at
21%.
Chesapeake & Ohio fell from 61 Feb. 19
to 57% Feb. 26, with the close Feb. 29 at 59.
Southern Rail¬
way was at its lowest Feb. 3 at 14% and at its highest
Feb. 21 at 20%, with the close Feb. 29 at 17%.
The bond market made progress during February,
despite
fluctuations in the speculative issues which somewhat re¬
sembled those in stocks.
ties advanced slowly
mand, and
even
ment failed to halt the
United States government securi¬
but steadily
the imminence of
on
Feb.
114
106 M
Feb.
21
76M
Feb.
Feb.
93 M Feb.
20
H4M Feb. 24
Feb.
113
Feb.
10
137
Feb.
19
Feb.
22
79M
19
112
Chic & N W 4Ms series A
93
106 M Feb.
80 H Feb.
130M Feb.
23 H
17
83 M Feb. 14
114M Feb. 24
Feb.
112
25
Feb.
11
131M
22 M
16M
13M Feb.
17
Feb.
4
15M
C C C & St L4Ms series E...1977
Erie ref & impt 5s of 1927
1967
89 M
85 M
88 M Feb.
85 M Feb.
94 M Feb.
21
91M
88
Feb.
24
Great Northern gen 4 Ms ser E '77
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s
1963
100 H
80 M
100
104
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B.1947
Kan City Sou ref & impt 5s. 1950
69 M
75 M
69
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s. .2003
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 78.1944
45M
1967
40 M
1949
_
cum
ad] 5s
genuine investment de¬
a new financing announce¬
upswing toward the end of the month.
Feb.
80H
M
75M
44 M
6s...1944
113M
80 H
39 M
N Y Ont & Western ref 4s
1992
49 H
Northern Pacific 4s
1997
107 M
Pennsylvania RR deb 4Ms—1970
101M
Pitts C C & St L 5s
117M
117
A
1970
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
1939
ser
Western Maryland 1st 4s...1952
21
92 M Feb.
21
88
Feb.
Feb.
79 M Feb.
25
76 M
85 M
Feb.
136M Feb. 28
49 M Feb.
119
Feb.
Feb.
14
29
110M
21
103 M
119
Feb.
98 M Feb.
100
Feb.
Feb.
13
11
Price
Range for February 1936
Australia 5s of 1925
1955
Austrian
(Govt) 7s
Belgium (Kingdom) 6 Ms
Brisbane (City) 5s..
Canada (Dominion) 5s
1957
1949
1957
1952
French Republic 7 Ms stpd__1941
External 7s stamped
1949
German (Rep) 7s stamped
1949
German Govt Internat'l 5 Ms—
Stamped
1965
95M
105M
99 M Feb.
96 M Feb.
v
29
105M Feb. 28
110
96 H Feb.
99
102 M
55M
M
99 M
96 M
105 M
10
18
M Feb. 27
115
Feb.
183
Feb.
109M
98M
114M
27
182 M Feb.
26
36 M Feb.
39
Feb.
1
37 M
Feb.
1
27 H
10 103
Feb.
20
102 M
M Feb. 24 111
Feb.
11
101M Feb.
110
14
29
14
54 M Feb.
3
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK
61M Feb. 24
66M
EXCHANGE
—..1."
Month of February
1936
Stock sales—Number of shares
Bond sales
Feb.
Feb.
27 M Feb.
Queensland (State) ext 7s.-.1941
(City) ext 6 Ms
1952
——(.
28
104 M Feb.
93
Feb.
96 M Feb.
39
99
1936
29
176 M Feb.
180 M Feb.
New South Wales (State) 68.1957
Rome
97 M Feb.
94 M Feb.
114
114
QA
Price
Highest
105M Feb.
93 M
36 H
53
Feb. 29
Lowest
1936
98 M
-
Closing
Feb. 1
Argentine (Govt) 6s ser A.-.1957
External 5 Ms
1962
82 M
5
119M Feb. 27
92M Feb.
98
21
104
Feb.
Feb.
20
56 M Feb.
111
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
98 M
45M
115M
Feb.
87 M Feb.
40 M Feb.
Feb.
93
61M
21
Opening
Foreign Bonds
103M
87 M Feb. 21
68 M Feb. 21
40 M Feb.
111M
80 M
36 M
49 M
106 M
101M
conv
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
135
N Y C & St L 4 Ms ser C
1978
N YNH&H 1st ref 4Ms_.-1967
American Tel. & Tel.
from 161% Feb. 1 to 178 Feb. 14, with the close Feb. 29
172%.
97 M Feb.
Feb.
131
1947
stock
market effect, however, was a decline in stocks of railroads
that depend in good part on their passenger revenues.
This
decline
-
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s A.. 1975
leading railroad executives greeted it jubi¬
some
while
86
U1M
77 M
111M
104 M
69 M
85M
111M
Chesapeake Corp 5s
mile, and surcharges are to be eliminated.
This decision
probably will be contested in the courts, and it is to be
lantly
1950
69 M
Feb.
Ches & Ohio ref & imp 4 Ms B 1995
New York Central
But the market sustained another shock
the
Amer & Foreign Power
Atch Top & S Fe gen 4s
93
96
Mo-Kan-Tex
other but milder downward movement by reports of a mili¬
relative
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s. 1944
._
(par value)—
$
Railroad and miscellaneous
1935
1934
14,404,525
%
56,829,952
1
1933
19,314,200
*
317,277,000 142,769,000 289,595,000 131,638,200
31,447,000 29,248,000 71,445,000 54,504,000
21,857,000 48,239,000 23,463,700 45,398,000
State, municipal and foreign
United States government
Total bond sales
60,884,392
!
370,581,000 220,256,000 384,503,700 231,540,200
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
Stock sales—Number of shares..
Bond sales
128,086,137
(par value)—
33,813,657 111,395,301
$
$
38,032,492
$
Railroad and miscellaneous
721,808,000 337,950,000 565,073,000 291,729,900
State, municipal and foreign...
69,935,000 69,897,000 165,132,500 119,309,500
United States government
54,975,000 142,955,000 95,282,900 83,530,900
Total bond sales
846,718.000 550,802,000 825,488,400 494,570,300
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB
EXCHANGE
I-
Month of February
1936
Stock sales—Number of shares..
20,712,570
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic
97,939,000
$
1935
2,921,597
$
1934
9,282,199
S
1933
2,880,257
$
1,756,000
1,152,000
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales
92,271,000 100,738,000
2,030,000
4,781,000
935,000
3,358,000
71,207,000
2,476,000
3,975,000
100,847,000
Foreign government—
95,236,000 108,877,000
77,658,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
Stock sales—Number of shares..
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales
40,490,150
$
6,595,346
$
17,419,816
5,485,128
$
224,286,000 198,164,000 194,543,000 158,459,000
4,124,000
4,105,000
9,205,000
6,778,000
2,228,000
2,252,000
8,275,000
8,819,000
—
230,638,000 204,521,000 212.023,000 174,056,000
MONTHLY
March, 1936]
FEBRUARY 1936
THE MONEY MARKET DURING
underwent no change dur¬
The abundant supply of funds
showed
no further substantial increases, but remained at their previ¬
ous level of slightly above $3,000,000,000, this was due in
part to the fact that the Treasury continued to carry about
Although excess bank reserves
ing the past month.
$475,000,000 of its bank balances with the Federal Reserve
banks
as
against the usual practice of carrying most of these
funds with the commercial banks, and
increase
of
in
money
erally quoted for four- to six-month paper remained at %%,
small amounts of notes maturing in four months were sold
at
bank from commercial paper
$177,721,250 of open market paper
outstanding on Jan. 31 as compared with $171,500,000 on
Dec. 31 1935 and $170,900,000 on Jan. 31 1935.
activity,
$200,high record, while the volume of outstanding
a new
An event of more than
loans continued its gradual decline.
passing interest was the occurrence of a small gold export
movement
the
during
flow since
sizable outward
half
first
1;
* Week Ended—
;
'/'■ ''
Call loans
on
:"■.
trial
Feb. 15
x@x
X@X
X@X
X
X
Feb. 29
Feb. 22
X
Feb. 8
Stock Exchange—
Range for week (mixed & indus¬
7.
collateral)
'V
X@X
Week's average (mixed & Indus¬
trial collateral)
Time loans (mixed & Indus,
'v.
coll.)—
'V
i
f'r
'
i
i
1
Four months
i
1
i
1
i
1
i
1
1
1
1
.
'!v
'■
1
1
•V-
1
Five months
September 1934 and occasioned
X
'
Thirty days
Sixty days
Ninety days
month, the first
of the
the
total of
of general
posits of reporting member banks rose further by over
000,000,
a
RATES FOR MONEY AT NEW YORK
Demand de¬
payrolls.
and
employment
received by
dealers showed
■
business
Under date of
%% in the latter part of the month.
Feb. 14 the Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced
that returns
to approxi¬
reflecting the higher level
$82,000,000,
mately
Commercial paper dealings continued quiet, with the de¬
mand again exceeding the scant supply.
While rates gen¬
partly to a seasonal
amounting
circulation
15
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ir'
1
,
•
by
sudden burst of nervousness abroad over the fate of
a
the
United
States
renewed inflation
of
because
currency
of
invalidation
the
processing taxes.
gold exports
Total
Rates for bankers'
including earmarkings did not, however, exceed the sum of
slight
about
financing
of
$31,000,000,
and
well as some
as
gold imports, chiefly from Australia
China,
and
decline in the monetary gold stock of the country
confined to about
was
gold
$15,000,000.
United States Treasury
ties.
reduction
12 Reserve banks
the
to
rose
$9,618,000 Feb. 5, but subsequently declined to $6,932,000
Feb. 26, compared with $7,065,000 Jan. 29.
Bills bought in'
the open market remained virtually unchanged at $4,673,000
Feb. 26 against $4,670,000 Jan. 29, and industrial advances
also held practically stationary at $31,773,000 as compared
with $32,148,000 Jan. 29. Total member bank reserves, after
increasing to a high of $5,868,769,000 Feb. 5, receded to
$5,783,814,000 Feb. 12, but subsequently rose again to
$5,838,708,000 Feb. 26 as against $5,863,331,000 Jan. 29.
important changes in money rates occurred during
No
the
month with the exception of yields on longer-term securities
which declined about
Treasury
the
0.10% to 0.63% for
one- to five-year
for Treasury bonds running
The official rate for call loans on
notes and to 2.38%
than five years.
more
Stock
Exchange
remained
%%, while the rate
at
on
273-day Treasury bills receded from 0.10% to 0.07%.
CALL
LOAN RATES
Low
ON THE
NEW
YORK STOCK
Renewal
High
Low
Saturday
Feb.
Feb.
Renewal
High
16.
Sunday
Feb.
EXCHANGE
17.
Feb.
Sunday
Feb.
3
Feb.
18.
74.
Feb.
4
Feb.
19.
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Feb.
5...
Feb.
20.
Feb.
6
Feb.
21.
Feb.
22.
Feb.
23.
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i
7
Feb.
8
%
Saturday
Sunday
Feb.
9
Feb.
10
Feb.
25.
Feb.
11
Feb.
26.
Feb.
12
Feb.
27.
Feb.
13
Feb.
28.
Feb.
29.
Feb.
14
Feb.
Holiday
15
nominal
tions
rate
on
of
volume of
H
In
$384,146,874
$515,812,657
making public the figures, Robert H. Bean,
Secretary
of
month progressed
small
the turnover in the bill market remained very
during February.
Rates were unchanged.
The vol¬
outstanding at the end of January amounted
security collateral were unchanged at
1% for all maturities.
Most transac¬
$384,000,000,
to
a
decline of $13,000,000 from a month earlier,
following the increase of $10,000,000 reported for December.
The decline during
security
end
little
largely by
demand appeared, confirming
rise in prices was financed
investment funds flowing into the market.
the
that
new
DAILY
new
further
RECORD OF TIME
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ACCEPTANCES
Call Loans
Feb.
90 Days
.
were
PRIME BANKERS*
60 Days
1
92%
in the portfolios of accepting
held by other investors
amounted to only $31,000,000."
;
of January,
banks and bankers, and the amount
30 Days
;..
January reflected a further decrease in
Of all bills outstanding at the
domestic warehouse credits.
LOAN RATES
4 Months
increase occurred in the
of bills
again confined to renewals of expiring loans, and
notwithstanding the continued broadening of activities in the
markets,
some
bought and sold by the dealers, but in the
bills
aggregate
Saturday
were
indications
the
ances
"As the
I
Saturday
Time loan rates
the acceptance market published by
of the Council, pointed out that the
$12,810,630 in the volume of bankers' accept¬
is almost entirely due to the retirement of ware¬
house acceptance credits which, in turn, is a seasonal move¬
ment.
The class of acceptances used to finance the storage
of staple commodities went off $12,680,175.
The total vol¬
ume of bills for other types of financing changed very little
during the month of January, and while they were slightly
higher, the gains were all unimportant.
Imports increased
$446,097; exports, $238,151; dollar, exchange, $190,669, and
bills drawn against goods stored in or shipped between for¬
eign countries, $334,837.
Acceptances drawn to finance
shipment of goods within the United States showed a reduc¬
tion in volume of $1,340,209.
As in the volume of accept¬
ances
in general, the discount market showed very little
change from the inactive condition of recent months.; Slight
improvement in the demand for bills was noted, but the
supply of bills from accepting banks remained small.
At
the end of January accepting banks held of their own bills
$181,113,817 and of other banks' bills $172,323,755, a total
of $353,437,572.
There was no change whatever during the
month in the rates for bankers' acceptances, which were
quoted at 3/16% bid and %% asked for 30-day, 60-day and
90-day bills; at *4% bid and 3/16% asked for 120-day bills,
and at %% bid and 5/16% asked for bills running 150 and
180 days.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank, in its
"Monthly Review," discussed conditions in the market for
Executive
ume
the
A
bankers' acceptances as follows:
24.
Feb.
1;
Saturday
Sunday
unchanged.
standing acceptances at the end of January was
as compared with $396,957,504 Dec. 31 1935 and
financing during February consisted of four weekly issues
of $50,000,000 of 273-day bills to replace similar maturi¬
holdings of
1
v
Acceptance Council on Feb. 24, the total of out¬
Jan. 311935.
Discount
of
1
acceptances remained
X
X
supply of bills of some types of
than counterbalanced by a further de¬
warehouse credits.
According to the
domestic
survey
American
1
the
in
more
was
in
crease
usual
scattered
the total
scrap
receipts
usual
after deducting the
newly-mined domestic and
increase
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result of the passage of the
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RETURNS
THE
OF
Changes
small
were
FEDERAL
THE
LOANS
BROKERS'
February
during
weekly
returns
banking
of the monetary and
of
maintained its
various
the
situation,
Reserve
Federal
the
and
the
reflected
banks
The United States Treasury
modest statistical alterations.
practice of keeping unusually large balances
in its general account
with the 12 Federal Reserve institu¬
tions, and by this means the total of excess reserves was
kept stable, whether such was the actual intention or not.
first
method,
Treasury
adopted
early
in
January,
already was regarded as an established, if necessarily tem¬
March
the
of
total
Only
custom during February.
porary,
financing
quarter-date
the approach of
on
announcement
the
was
general account funds permitted to drop appreci¬
ably, and the effect was not great.
In other respects, Fed¬
eral Reserve developments were much in accordance with
will
be
this means merely
Governors of the past here¬
officially,
Presidents
and
Vice-
called,
Presidents.
v.
:
The problem of the vast
remained in
aggregate of idle credit resources
of discussion, but no measures
the foreground
for the Treasury practice already mentioned.
Council,
Advisory
28
Feb.
its
through
recommendations
recent
immediately
increase
to
Secretary,
its
reserves,
made
that
save
The Federal
public
action
be
on
taken
requirements.
It was
known quite generally that such recommendations had been
reserve
submitted by the Council to the Federal Reserve Board, and
details of the suggestions accorded completely with
the
The Council called for
previous reports.
in
increase
requirements
reserve
in
a
order
very
to
material
offset
the
huge gold imports of late last year, which
may eventually
temporary acquisition.
In the first week of February a small outflow of gold
actually took place, chiefly because nervous foreign funds
were repatriated owing to the passage of the Soldiers' Bonus
be
proved to be
Act
over
the
a
measure
the Presidential veto.
obligations
of
despite the heavy dealings on the securities markets. Loans
on
security collateral made by the banks to brokers and
dealers in New York City increased only to $869,000,000 from
$S66,000,000, and there was a similar gain of $3,000,000 in
such loans made to brokers outside New York City, the
compiled by
as
Exchange decreased $383,791
Stock
York
New
the
Street loans
being $61,000,000.
final figure
during
February to $924,320,544, which compares with $924,704,335
on Jan. 31 1936 and with $815,858,439 on Feb. 28 1935.
V
COURSE OF STERLING
exchange
Sterling
EXCHANGE IN FEBRUARY
firm
was
throughout
February,
con¬
tinuing a phase of the market which began in the second
of
week
Frequently
January.
during the month
sterling
was
;
adopted to control the total of excess
were
holdings
$31,000,000.
Partly offsetting such gains was a decrease
$27,000,000 in holdings of other securities.
Demand de¬
posits were $113,000,000 higher at $6,020,000,000, while time
deposits increased $7,000,000 to $542,000,000.
Loans and investments of New York City reporting mem¬
ber banks increased $48,000,000 during the month to $8,048^000,000, but this gain was due almost entirely to an increase
of investments, since brokers' loans only moved up slightly
the Banking Act of 1935, but
of
that the Governors and Deputy
after
and
of their officers, in accordance
the titles
ments
$40,000,000,
of
At the close of February the banks changed
with the require¬
expectations.
up
fully guaranteed by the United States government increased
CITY
in
moved
which
BANKS-
RESERVE
YORK
IN NEW
aspects
The
REVIEW
MONTHLY
16
The fears of inflation that
quoted above $5.00, and on Feb. 3 sterling cable trans¬
fers
sold
high
as
Under normal conditions of
$5.03%.
as
exchange sterling becomes firm in terms of the dollar around
the middle of
of
January, and continues so until the beginning
autumn pressure
toward the end
the pound, which usually develops
on
of August.
to do with the
had much
This seasonal factor doubtless
greater firmness in exchange dur¬
ing February, but the most important influence was a conse¬
of pressure against the dollar due to fears as to
the course of American financial policies.
In brief, Euro¬
quence
interests were fearful of the dollar, owing to the
States government's unbalanced budgetary position,
pean
United
excessive
the
for relief
expenditures
of
every
kind,
the
of the soldiers' bonus bill, and the decisions of the
United States Supreme Court invalidating important parts
of the New Deal program.
Perhaps more than anything
passage
else, European interests feared that the Administration in
Washington might exercise its warranty to further increase
produced were effective only for a short time,
however, and the readiness with which metal was made
available for export by the Treasury proved reassuring.
the
The dollar weakened decidedly after Congress acted, and an
Morgenthau made the disquieting statement that the United
States Treasury's policies would continue to be Shaped "on
aggregate of $15,665,000 gold
to Paris.
ened and
engaged for shipment, all
subsequent weeks the dollar slowly strength¬
further exports of gold were necessary to main¬
was
In
no
tain the established
parity.
There was, however,
in
announced
was
basis."
24-hour
a
a
markets, and funds from every quarter showed a tend¬
two
days
later
With
the
upswing in sterling all the currencies of the
against the dollar, as reflected in an outward
transaction really represented
payment for silver acquired
requested transfer of that
portion of its dollar balances into gold and the request was
immediately granted.
These monetary gold losses were
offset, in part, by domestic production of the metal and by
movement of
The
straggling
disturbances
that
The Chinese bank
reduction of
a
our
other
countries.
The
net
result
monetary gold stocks during Febru¬
by
$16,000,000, or from $10,179,000,000 on Jan. 29 to
$10,163,000,000 on Feb. 26. The latter figure, however, repre¬
sents a gain of $1,639,000,000 over Feb. 27 1935.
Member bank
balances declined by $24,623,000 in
29 to Feb. 26, and the small fluctua¬
reserve
the period from Jan.
tions
of
excess
drop
to
$3,060,000,000 from $3,090,000,000.
These figures
with the record of $3,310,000,000 established last
compare
reserves
during
the
period
resulted
in
a
Dec. 11.
The Treasury deposit with the Reserve banks on
general account was $44,919,000 lower on Feb. 26 than on
Jan. 29, the last figure for
February being $433,118,000.
Until last December
the
Treasury maintained a balance of
approximately $100,000,000 in its general account, so that
some
now
to
basis
is
seems to
exist for the contention that the account
being utilized to keep
new
and
ever
more
excess reserves from
increasing
sensational heights.
the 12 Federal Reserve banks increased to
Feb. 26.
Total reserves were somewhat
$7,670,230,000 on
higher at $8,032,-
Federal
Reserve
notes
in
trend
gold from New York to France and Holland.
arrested toward the middle of February,
was
after
approximately $20,600,000 had been shipped, of which
$17,180,000 went to France and $3,421,000 to Holland.
Feb.
After
actual
circulation
in¬
creased to
less
became
fearful
of
financial
there was less inclination to with¬
investments.
On the contrary, Euro¬
interest in American securities was renewed, resulting
slight improvement in the dollar and a softening in
pean
in
markets
American
from
draw
11
here, and
a
sterling and European currencies as compared with the early
of the month.
The exceptional firmness of sterling
early part of February was also due in some measure
to heavy purchases by Americans in the London market,
especially of rubber and tin.
Only the disturbed internal conditions of the principal
part
in the
European countries prevented a great exodus of funds from
the United States and a redistribution of its excessive gold
As
stocks.
it
the renewed
ticularly
While
in
the
was,
than compensated
more
on
exchange
spot
outward
movement
of
gold
was
in the latter half of the month by
European interest in American securities, par¬
the part of Amsterdam and London investors.
well above dollar
Although the monetary gold stocks of the country declined
slightly during February, deposits of $26,370,000 gold cer¬
tificates were made, and holdings of these instruments
by
891,000.
the
to move to London.
from China.
ary
January and
dollar was sold heavily in Euro¬
ency
world moved
was
second half of
pean
a
this
from
the
further
Washington
arrivals
In
first half of February the
$9,970,400 on Feb. 11 through
foreign central bank, and it
loss of gold in the amount of
earmarking for account of
price of gold and thereby devalue the dollar a full 50%
former parity.
Toward the end of January, Secretary of the Treasury
from
of
Continental currencies
the
parity, futures
were at
a
ruled
slight discount
of the dollar.
The slight extent of the movement
from the dollar is better made clear by recalling that
terms
away
in 1934 gold imports into the United States reached approxi¬
mately $1,186,671,000, and in 1935, $1,740,979,000.
Except in London and New York, in February, as during
two preceding years, there was no place in the world where
$3,677,076,000 on Feb. 26, or by $77,393,000 over
Foreign bank and other deposits showed Jsmall
recessions, and total deposits were down $48,188,000 to
$6,594,330,000.
The reserve ratio was quite unchanged at
security'or employment. However, owing to the uncertain¬
ties prevailing as to United States fiscal policies, there can
78.2%.
from New York to London had the gold policy of the United
Jan.
with
29.
the
Discounts by the system were almost stationary,
figure on Feb. 26 at $6,932,000, while industrial
advances
also
changed
but
little
and
amounted
to
$31,773,000 at the end of February.
Open market operations
were in suspense, as bankers' bill
holdings were $4,673,000
on
Feb. 26, while holdings of United States
government
securities totaled $2,430,245,000.
'
An advance of $7,000,000 was noted for the month in
loans on security collateral made to others.
Holdings of
acceptance
and
the
varied
banks
sidered
to
their
commercial paper, and
so
little
that
virtually unchanged.
holdings of United
the
ordinary loans by
figures could be con¬
The banks continued to add
States
government
securities
considerable
any
be
no
doubt that
States
been
as
a
volume
of
idle
funds
could
find
either
heavy flow of funds would have occurred
free
as
the
policy of the Bank of France.
The Bank of France pays out
gold freely on demand.
The
policy of the United States continued to be to pay out gold
only for shipment to a central bank having a fixed buying
and
selling price for
fined United States
gold.
In practice, this policy con¬
shipments to France and Holland. Mar¬
ket
of the opinion
observers
were
$20,000,000 of gold which
February
way
to
France
that virtually the entire
Shipped in the early part of
Holland ultimately found its
was
and
to London.
An important
February
was
feature of the..rt)reign exchange market in
the extension of
accredit by London bankers
The credit was for
of £40,000,000 to the French Treasury.
The
first
£8,000,000 of the sterling credit was handed over on Feb. 20.
It was officially announced in both London and Paris that
months, renewable three times, at the rate of 3%.
loan seems to have been arranged on Feb. 15.
The
three
had
means
been
taken
to
of
disturbance
avoid
exchange
The Bank of
trace of the
transfer of the £8,000,000, thus confirming the belief that
means
had been found to disguise the entire transaction.
The French Treasury found it impracticable, if not alto¬
gether impossible, to float a loan at home.
Hence the
London credit was sought in order to tide the Treasury over
until after the elections in the spring.
The floating of the
through transfers between London and Paris.
France statement for Feb. 21
disclosed no
credit had
the
for
present,
authorities
were convinced
have extended a
everywhere
bankers
as
London
the
that
considerable influence in stabilizing the franc
a
would
not
that the franc
the credit.
The domestic and foreign trade of Great Britain con¬
tinued to show expansion.
There were signs of reduced
housing activity in Great Britain, but this was compensated
by an extension of public works. Toward the end of Febru¬
ary it was reported that the British trade union leaders
had given assurance to the government that there would
be a labor truce under which no strikes would be sanctioned
credit
definite
without
official
assurance
would not be devalued during the term of
for
The British government laid
which may ca,ll for an
period of three years.
a
out
defense
national
a
during
expenditure
a
program
period
of
five
six
or
of
years
£400,000,000.
There
in
was
some
renewal of talk of currency stabilization
It would seem that the question
February.
brought up by
had been
the French authorities, and all the British
bank chairmen made mention of the problem
annual reports published in January.
in their usual
However, the British
position seems to have been exactly stated by Colin Camp¬
bell, Chairman of the National Provincial Bank, who, in
expressing the hope that future American policy might have
less disastrous effects abroad than were produced by silver
purchases, said:
"With monetary policy of a principal
creditor nationally managed on such lines as these, we must
agree with the view of our own authorities that the time
is not ripe for any discussion of currency stabilization or a
partial and precautionary return to the gold standard."
The notable degree of industrial activity in Great Britain
and improvement in purchasing power was reflected in the
Feb.
26, totaled £397,881,000, as compared with £377,437,751 a year earlier and with £346,404,346 on Feb. 24 1932.
.Gold on offer in the London open market in February
totaled £6,533,000 compared with £5,422,000 in January.
dollar
between
140s.
official price of gold
(Federal Reserve Bank of New York)
Open market money rates were
continued at $35 per ounce.
Call
and unchanged throughout February.
easy
supply at %%, two-months' bills at 9/16%,
three-months' bills at 9/16% to %%, four-months' bills at
%%, and six-months' bills at %%. Sterling cable transfers
ranged during the month between $4.97% and $5.03%.
Ster¬
ling cable transfers sold on Feb. 1 at $5.00% @$5.00%, and
Feb. 29 at
on
$4.99% @$4.99%.
-
;
following the
above
Mean
Mean
London
London
Check Rate
Open Market
on
Paris
Gold
London
■v' t'C'T1';
London
Check Rate
*
Price
Open Market
on
Gold
Paris
1
Feb.
2
74.875
1418.
Feb.
SUN DAY
16
Price
Feb.
17
74.754
1403.
Feb.
3
74.921
140a.
lid.
Feb.
18
74.70
141s.
4
75.065
140s.
6d.
Feb.
19
74.733
1418.
Feb.
5
74.954
140s. lOd.
Feb.
20
Feb.
6
74.941
140s. lid.
Feb.
21
Feb.
7
75.01
140s.
7^d.
Feb.
22
8
75.03
140s.
8d.
Feb.
23
74.691
74.718
2d.
Md.
141s.
i
Id.
1418.
74.75
"
11 Hd.
Id.
141s.
Hd.
SUN DAY
Feb.
9
Feb.
24
74.803
1418.
Feb.
10
74.995
140s.
6d.
Feb.
25
74.847
1408. lOd.
Feb.
11----
74.931
140s.
8d.
Feb.
26
74.813
1418.
Feb.
12
74.89
140s.
10)^d.
Feb.
27
74.781
141s.
Feb.
13
74.90
Feb.
28
74.72
141s.
Id.
Feb.
14
74.80
140s. 10 ^d.
140s. lOd.
Feb.
29
74.695
141s.
2d.
Feb.
15
74.781
140s.
In
SUN DAY
commenting
on
J4d.
Hd.
ll^d.
the foreign exchange situation during
February, the New York Federal Reserve Bank said, in its
"Monthly Review" for March 1:
"During the early
bloc
part of February the European gold
exchanges were generally quoted in New York at or
their upper gold points, but after a comparatively
above
small
of gold had been engaged for shipment to
Holland, the gold exchanges declined moder¬
ately and in general remained somewhat below the gold
amount
France
devaluation of
tne
period of small gold
and early autumn of 1934,
$5.00
until
Thereafter,
11.
Feb.
the
rate
receded,,
increase of
£71,342; in the week ended Feb. 12, an increase
the week ended Feb. 19, an increase of £91,250,
26, an increase of £44,169. The
Bank of England's gold holdings on Feb. 26 were at an alltime high of £201,356,673, which compared with £193,060,880
a year earlier and with the minimum of £150,000,000 recom¬
of
£33,707;
and in the week ended Feb.
mended
by the Cunliffe Committee, and with £136,880,252
in the bank's statement
in
just prior to the suspension of gold
September 1931.
,...
,
v
.
Details of the gold movement to and from New York are
outlined as follows in the "Monthly Review" of the New
York Federal Reserve Bank for March 1:
"After
heavy and almost uninterrupted inflow of gold
more than a year, a small outflow of gold
occurred early in February, when dollar exchange declined
to the point where gold shipments became profitable.
Be¬
a
from abroad for
3
Feb.
tween
and 8, $17,200,000 of gold was exported to
$3,400,000 to Holland.
On Feb. 10 the dollar
recovered to above the gold export point, and no further
gold exports from the United States occurred during the
remainder of the month.
In addition to the exports of the
France
and
first
week of the
month, there was a net increase of
$9,900,000 during February in the amount of gold held under
earmark for
foreign account at the Federal Reserve Bank of
New York.
"Imports of gold for the month amounted to about
$2,200,000, of which $900,000 came from Australia, $700,000
from China, $300,000 from Chile, $200,000 from Russia, and
$100,000 from Nicaragua. There were also the usual receipts
of newly-mined domestic and scrap gold at the mints and
offices.
assay
•
"The net result of
and
the
exports and
earmarking of gold
of the
imports and domestic receipts was a decline of
about $15,000,000 in the monetary gold stock of the country
during February, the first monthly decline since devalua¬
tion of the dollar at the end of January 1934."
Canadian exchange
a
during February ranged from par to
On Feb. 1 Montreal funds were at a
premium of %%.
premium of 3/16©%%, and
Feb. 29 at a premium of
on
l/16@3/32%.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
OTHER
CONTINENTAL AND
French
francs, which firmed up with sterling exchange
early in January, continued firm in February, ruling well
above dollar
The credit of £40,000,000 which was
parity.
arranged in London for the benefit of the French Treasury
in
February is discussed above in the review
of sterling.
Treasury found it virtually impossible to secure satis¬
Although the franc situa¬
factory accommodation at home.
showed
money continued dispro¬
portionately firm in Paris, and despite the vast hoardings
and savings of the French people, the citizenry at large
showed
a
improvement,
some
disinclination
'
to
lend
its
money
even
on
short
•
SUN DAY
Feb.
Feb.
the
first
of the Sliver Purchase Act and the
holdings.
passage
term.
Feb.
The
slightly, ranging between $4.98 and $5.00.
Following* re-i
ports on Feb. 26 of political assassinations in Japan, the
rate for the yen was reduced slightly to $0.2889, from $0.2916
on the previous day."
•
Changes in the gold holdings of the Bank of England in
February were as follows:
In the week ended Feb. 5, an
tion
/
1934.
"Accompanying the strength of the European gold ex¬
changes, the pound-dollar rate reached a peak of $5.03%
during the course of trading on Feb. 3, and remained steadily
The
LONDON CHECK RATE ON PARIS AND PRICE OF GOLD IN LONDON
since
occurred
has
January
nationalization of domestic silver
money was
at all times in
in
exports was in the late summer
The London open
market price for gold ranged in February
6d. and 141s. 2d. per ounce.
The American
that
movement
record volume of circulation of the Bank of England, which,
on
17
MONTHLY REVIEW
March, 1936]
and
M.
Jean
of the Bank of France, in
30, said that the future of France
Tannery, Governor
his annual report on Jan.
"The permanent stabilization of the
principal currencies of the world," he explained, "must be
the ultimate object, without which neither durable nor gen¬
eral prosoerity is possible."
M. Tannery's report asserted
that the bank's decrease of 16,000,000,000 francs (approxi¬
mately $1,056,000,000) in gold during 1935 failed to shake
confidence in :the franc.
He declared that the May and
November (1935) drives on the franc were arrested when
the public convinced the government against "monetary
facility."
Nowhere in his report was the word "devalua¬
tion" used.
He deplored the speculative operations against
the franc, which he asserted still persisted, and the fact
that gold hoarding had increased, constituting a "grave dan¬
ger."
M. Tannery said that one method of restoring con¬
fidence would be the issuance of new gold coin already
authorized by Parliament but not yet minted.
As a measure to inspire greater confidence in the franc,
although neither the Paris money market nor the economic
depends on confidence.
export level during the remainder of*the month, accom¬
panying a subsidence of the inflation rumors which had
situation of France showed any change to justify the step,
previously given rise to moderate selling of dollar exchange.
4% to 3%%.
The 4% rate had been in effect since
Jan. 9, when it was reduced from 5%.
Figures published early in February revealed the severe
decline in French foreign trade.
Imports, which totaled
The gold exports were at least in part a reflection of irregu¬
lar tendencies in the movement of short-term foreign bal¬
following the large increase in such balances in previ¬
months, but foreign capital continued to be transferred
to this country during most of February for investment in
American securities.
Although the gold outflow was almost
ances,
ous
negligible in magnitude and duration when compared with
the
unprecedented
inflow
amounting to approximately
$2,800,000,000 during the past two years, the outward move¬
ment was noteworthy in that it was only the second such
the
Bank „of France
on
Feb. 6 reduced its rediscount rate
from
28,435,000,000
francs in
francs
in 1935.
francs
in
1933,
amounted
French exports, which
to
were
20,945,000,000
18,433,000,000
1933, totaled only 15,473,000,000 francs in 1935.
various Cabinets during the past four or
All efforts of the
five years to
seem
balance the French budget and reduce deficits
In February it was shown
to have failed appallingly.
{Continued
on
page
53)
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New York Stock
i
'
r
\
Exchange
tU if/.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD;
RANGE
Bond Sales
...
.
,
.
:
.
.
OF
1936
,
846,718,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
;
The tables
on
February,
60,884,392
128,086,137
_
33,813,657
/
only transaotlons of the month, and when selling outside of the
jo mat is usen of suon sales lu computing the range tor the year.
>;
nontn s range, unless tney are the
njntn in wnioh r,u*y ,> iour
N>
t
Maw York Stosk Exchange during
21 to H funUh .a oo no.lete, re3>rl of ths transastion on the
pajes
1935
14,404,525
1936
/
Shares
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
650,802,000
.
Cash and deterred lellvery sales are disregarded In tae
regular monthly range are shovrn In a footnote in tne
Stock Sales
1935
$220,256,000
$370,581,000
February
FEBRUARY 1936
DURING
PRICES
BOND
.
since Jan. 1.
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The table
embrace every security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" inlicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
February 1936 and the
0
range
accordance with the rule adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bond h
must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
interest is in default.
A few other bonds, like the Holland-America Line 6s, for special reasons, are also quoted "flat/
In
are&T&pt&e to #hich accrtied interest
will be found against the name of the issue. This method of quoting bond*
Quotations after decimal point represent one or more 32ds of a point.
but Tyherc this is the case the quotation "flat"
became effeotive Jan. 2 1909.
hi.:;
T)i
Sales
in
H.
Value
:
I
•$
Wlj
Low from
July 1 1933
BONDS
February
Y.
PRICES
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN FEBRUARY
1
to
Feb. 29 1936
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Feb. 1
Bid
Feb.
Ask Bid
Lowest
29
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
;
U S GOVERNMENT BONDS
105.11 Sale
4
Oct 15 1947-1952 A O
A O
Registered^...
Treasury 314 a
..Oct 15 ,1943-1945 A O
115.11
Sale
106.28 Sale
106.2
Feb.
Feb.
28
115.3
Jan.
27 116.31
Feb.
28
Feb.
1 116.31
Feb.
166:5"
1304,000 treasury
116.29 Sale
21
105.24
Jan.
107
Feb.
21
...
<mWo
i,J
J
D
106.23
Feb;
106.23
Feb.
19
105.28
Jan.
106.23
Feb.
19
.Dec 15 1944-1954 J
D
111.4
Sale
112.13 Sale
111.2
Feb.
112.15
Feb.
20
Ill
Jan.
112.15
Feb.
20
Registered...................—_ J D
Treasury 3%a
Mar 15 1946-1956 M 6
Ill
Jan.
Ill
Jan.
24
i09"8
Sale
116717 Sale"
166:5" Feb".
ilObb" Feb/20
109
Jan.
110.19
Feb.
20
i07:i5 Sale"
166:2b" Feb".
7,000
Registered...
;
657,000 Treasury 4s
3
329;66o
—-
M
Registered
248:666
Registered
.
S
June 15 1943-1947 J
Treasury 3H*
"5,000
D
_
Jw
1,227:666
7.000
102.28 Sale
103.15 Sale
102.23
Feb.
161:3
Sale"
103.5
Feb.
108 :i5
Sale"
i67."l6~ Feb".
20
17
106.17
Jan.
107.6
>
Feb.
17
Feb.
19
102.20
Jan.
103.23
Feb.
19
Jan.
103.5
Jan.
21
Feb.
21
102.29
Jan.
104.3
Feb.
21
167:1b" Feb". "26 106:17" Jan:
107.6
Feb.
3 103.23
Registered:
Sale"
Registered....
3%
June
J
D
103:5
J
D
167:20 Sale"
J
June 15 1946-1948
Treasury 3s
3154,000 Treasury
D
104.3
1949-43
Feb."
108.16
Feb.
Sale
16§:3"l Sale"
1 108.25
Feb.
108.23 Sale
108.2
Feb.
3 108.2
16i728 Sale"
103.29
Feb.
4 105
Feb.
-
6
103.12
Feb.
103.12
Feb.
6
107.19
Feb.
108.16
Feb.
27
Jan.
107.30
Jan.
17
28
Feb.
3
Feb.
28
D
Registered.............
\ 074,000
Treasury 3^s
1,371:666
F
Jan.
108.25
Feb.
Feb.
108.2
Feb.
3
103.24
Jan.
105
Feb.
28
' Jan.
104
Jan.
21
•
28
103.27 Sale
108:8
Sale"
104.20 104.30 103.27
1 104.30
Feb.
Feb. 21
loiibb 108:27 iosT Feb".""§ 108:26" Feb".~28
A
103.19
Jan.
27 104.30
Feb.
21
108.5
Jan.
108.28
Jan.
27
108.34
Registered
Treasury 3%s............Aug 1 1941 FA
Registered.
108
108.2
104
I)
i.Dec 15 1949-1952 J
103.12
Feb.
108.2
108.2
Mar 15 1941-1943 M 8
266,000 Treasury 3%s
M S
1,000
Registered...........
June 15 1946-1949 J D
379,000 Treasury 3Hl
J
Feb.
107.19
27
107.30
103.12
15
Registered
.i
107.6
.j.
Feb.
103.5
106720 Sale"
D
J
...............
.-J'.v
i Tit>
i
Sept 15 1951-1955 M S
2,030,000 Treasury 3s
V
107
Jan.
108.24
Jan.
7
27 106.20
Feb.
28
105.21 Sale
106.17 Sale
105.21
Feb.
1 106.20
Feb.
28
105.12
Jan.
100.8
1,531,000 Treasury 3%s....... Apr 15 1944-1946
100.30 Sale
100.6 ~ Feb.
29
100
■*•...
R odIoi'Arnd
16141 Sale"' 102:3"
Sale
3 101.3
14 100.17
"•
Jan.
101.3
Feb.
Feb.
14
99.31
Jan.
100.17
Feb.
14
101.7
Feb.:
1 102.7
Feb.
28
100.31
Jan.
102.7
Feb.
28
101.7
Sale
....
Feb.
100.17
Treasury 2%s.Mar"l5 1955" 1960 M 8
Registered
10,000
1,568,000 Treasury 2%s— ..Sept 15 1945-1947 M S
Registered
2,880:660
Jan.
101.7
Jan.
11
Feb; 29
.........
Federal Farm Mortgage
66,000
Corp—
Mar 15 1944-1964
3%s__
Feb.
5 103.25
Feb.
28
102.20
Jan.
27 103.25
Feb.
28
101.4
Feb.
3 102.12
Feb.
29
100.26
Jan.
27 102.12
Feb.
29
102.21 102.26 103.23 103.30 102.27
M S
Registered
631:666
1,000
>■
379,000
3s
101.5
May 15 1944-1949 MN
Sale
102.9
Sale
102.7
Feb.
28 102.7
Feb.
28
101.12
Jan.
20 102.7 J
Feb. 28
i"j
161:29 Sale"
102.31 Sale
101.29
Feb.
1 103.1
Feb.
28
101.20
Jan.
27 103.1
Feb.
M~S
166:18 Sale"
I6i:i~4
Sale
ioobY Feb."
100.27 Sale
102
Sale
100.27
Feb.
1 102.2
Feb.
28
l6i"
Sale
99.21
Feb.
1 101.2
Feb.
28
99.16
99.27
Feb.
8 100.8
Feb.
15
99.20
Feb.
3 101
Feb.
28
Registered
Jan 15 1942-1947
3s-
Registered....
564:600
2%s
Mar 1 1942-1947
Home Owners Mtge
1,236,000
3s Series A
2,517:666
2$*s Series B
Registered
Registered—
3,000
3,137,000
3
28
i6i:i4 Feb".~28 166:15 Jan/24 I6i:i4" Feb."28
Corp—
99.22 Sale
....
2%s series G
1942-1944 J
99.22 Sale
J
101
Sale
100.17
Jan.
27 102.2
Feb.
101.5
May 1 1944-1952 MN
1
Aug 1 1939-1949 FA
Jan.
11 101.5
Jan.
11
Jan.
27 101.2
Feb.
28
99.27
Feb.
8 100.8
Feb.
15
99.17
Jan.
Feb.
28
27 101
28
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
FOREIGN GOV T. ft MUNICIPAL'S
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)—
3:
/
••
■■■
^
♦S f 6s Feb 1935 coupon on
1947
34,000
♦S f 6s Apr 15 1935 coupon on..1948
14,000
.....1963
81,000 \kershus (Dept) extl 5s
1945
46,000 ♦Antioquia (Dept of) Col 7s A
♦External s f 7s ser B....
.1945
41,000
♦External s f 7s ser C.._.
1945
15,000
♦External ■ f 7s sex D
.1945
48,000
♦7s 1st series
.....1957
30,000
♦7s 2d series.................. 1957
38,000
♦7s 3d series..........
...1957
38,000
1958
77,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s..
F
21
O
M N
J
J
...
.•
.
Sale
21
Sale
99%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
97 X
98 X
A
A
99%
Sale
Sale
9%
Sale
9%
9%
9%
99 X
Sale
191,000
Argentine Govt public works 6s.1960 A O
361,000
>
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A....1957 M S
External 1st s f 6s ser B
1958 J D
98% Sale
Extl s f 6s of May 1926
1960 M N
98
External s f 6s (State Ry)
I960 M S
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1959 J D
249,000
Extl s a g 6s of Oct 1925
1959 A O
156,000
262,000
*
182,000
380,000
155,000
126,000
f 125,000
Extl
s
t 6s (Sanitary
Works)...1961 F
1962 F
22%
19%
8% Feb.
9
9~
9
9
8%
9.
9%
9%
J»
99
98%
„
Sale
99%
99
Sale
Sale
97 X
98%
95%
A
Sale
Sale
98X
98%
Sale
Sale
99% Sale
99
98%
Sale
98%
99
Sale
99
Sale
98% Sale
96% Sale
9
1
17% Jan.
18% Jan.
Feb.
1
Feb.
26
Feb.
1
7% Jan.
Feb.
1
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
211
6
10
21% Jan.
Feb.
2 100
Jan.
2
Jan.
8%
7%
7%
8%
8%
8
10
91
8% Feb.
8% Feb.
24
5
z96
Feb., 10
97% Feb. 17
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
97%
94%
Feb.
21
Feb.
8% Feb.
8% Feb.
21
17 100
8% Feb.
99
98
A
Feb.
9% Sale
9%
9%
Sale
98
19% Feb. 28
19% Feb. 27
Sale
98% Sale
98
Public Works ext s f g 6s..May 1961 M N
Public Works ext s f 5%s
19%
igg
Feb. 18
1
Feb.
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
Feb. 14
Feb. 14
6
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb. 11
1
Feb.
Feb. 11
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
Feb. 25
98% Feb. 28
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
99%
98
96
Jan.
Feb.
97% Feb.
.18*
2
ioK
22
22 '
26
13
4
Jan.
Jan.
11
3
7
10
Jan.
Jan.
25
10
J an.
25
,9
10
Jan.
27
10 101% Jan.
99
Jan.
17
11
v
11
4
99
Feb.
29
Jan.
29
Feb.
99
Jan.
10
99% Feb. 29
98% Feb. 28
Feb.
11
Feb.
11
99% Jan.
98% Jan,
13
16
28
Feb.
11
99
Feb.
28
99
Feb.
99
Feb.
Feb.
■
29
Feb.
14
99
Feb.
29
99
Feb.
28
Feb.
14
99
Jan,
99
Feb.
29
Feb.
6
99
Feb.
9
29 '
96% Feb. 28
Feb.
8
96% Feb. 28
'
'
10
Feb.
18
1
99
99
NOTE—State and City Securities—Sales of State and City securities occur very rarely on the New York Stock Exchange and usually only at
long intervals, dealings in such securities being almost entirely at private sale over the counter.3 Bid and Asked quotations, however, by active dealers
inthese securities will be found on a subsequent page under the general head of "United States St Municipal Bonds.
For.footnotes see page33.
" ,'
"
;.
•
■ .1'^
.
,
23
7
.
.
,
.
.
March, 1936]
N.
Y.
STOCK
Low
Sales
in
July 1
BONDS
February
Value
N.
•
•
86,000
31,000
25,000
from
1933
External loan 5s of
♦Bavaria (Free State) •xtl6Hs---l94S F
f
a
External
31%
107%
106
117
J
....1955 J D
1956 MN
17s
a
93 %
S
Stabilisation loan 7s
105
S
♦Bergen (Norway) extl 5s
1960 M
♦Berlin (Germany) a f
1950 A
♦External sinking fund 6s.....1958 J
♦Bogota (City) ext g 8s
—1945 A
100%
28%
27%
18%
13%
8%
8%
O
D
O
f 8s ....1947 M N
J
♦External sec gold 7s—.......1958 J
♦Extl sink fund 7s...
—_—1969 M S
♦Bolivia (Republic of) s
♦Ext
IN FEBRUARY
RANGE SINCE JAN.
......
Sale Prices
Ask
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
104% Feb.
Sale
104% Feb.
105% Sale
105% 105%
Sale
100% Sale
Sale
96
96%
Sale
32
31%
108
109% Sale
107% 109% Sale
Sale
116%
107 % ioo" Sale
101%
Sale
28% Sale"
27% Sale
18%
19%
Sale
11% Sale
9
7%
Sale
7% Sale
If*
7 105% Feb.
11 105% Feb.
98% Feb. 11 100% Feb.
93
Feb.
"
96% Feb.
31%
105%
101%
111%
105%
100%
28%
27%
18
Feb.
Feb.
6 32
Feb.
Feb.
4 110
Feb.
4 109% Feb.
Feb. 10 117% Feb.
Feb.
~ 109% Feb.
Feb. 14 101% Feb.
Feb.
28% Feb.
Feb.
6 27% Feb.
Feb. 28
20% Feb.
Feb.
7 14% Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
8% Feb.
Feb.
5 34% Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 20 29
34%
Sale
32
Sale
O
28
Sale
27
Sale
A
O
27
Sale
27
Feb.
20
D
28
29
Sale
J
...
Sale
28%
31%
Sale
27
Feb.
20
M
1957
c
35
31%
96%
97%
97
96%
101% 102 % 102%
8
Sinking fund gold 5s .........1958 F A
20-year s f 6s
.............1950 J D
Sale
a3>4% Sale
95% Sale
92%
92%
95
M S
Lowest
Lowest
D
A
1957
1957
♦Cent Ry 30-year g 7s
1952
♦♦Bremen external g 7s.........1935
1 g 4H» of 1926
♦Extl s f *%■ of 1927
a
Brisbane (City; s f 5*
29
11%
7%
7%
30%
27%
of) external 8s.....1941 J
♦Brasil (U S
Feb.
Ask Bid
105%
105%
99 %
A
lhi...l949 M
6s_.........-----1955 J
Belgium 25 year external
1
Bid
(Contt««ed)
July 15 1955 J J
1927.......1957 M 8
External g 4h» of 1928
—1956 M N
J
Austrian Govt 8 f 7s.............1957 J
External
Feb.
Feb. 29 1936
Gomnmaat
\ustralla 5s of 1925
PRICES
1
to
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Foreign
272,000
87,000
429,000
59,000
28,000
62,000
125,000
121,000
173,000
8,000
13,000
59,000
16,000
512,000
87,000
151,000
122,000
267,000
285,000
122,000
58,000
19
ti.XOHAtf(iE-BONJK;
Sale
97%
Sale
99%
Sale
31%
96%
96%
101%
Feb. ;
Feb.;;
Feb.
Feb.
3
4
4
7
Sale Prices
28
28
28
10
18
27
18
17
28
14
11
18
11
29%
32%
99%
98%
103%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
104% Jan.
104% Jan.
92%
31%
105%
101%
111%
105%
100%
28%
27
_
10
27
25
26
105% Jan.
9
106
Jan.
9
]
100% Feb. 28
96% Feb. 10
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
32
7
118% Jan.
2
109% Feb. 17
101% Feb. 28
28% Jan. 18
27% Jan. 28
Jan.
21%
16%
9%
9%
35%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
30
Jan.
95
9
Jan.
109% Feb. 27
8% Jan.
7%
27%
22%
21%
21%
31%
Jan.
110
Jan.
13
7
10
~
Sale Prices
v
-
98% Feb.
10
Feb.
29
Highest
28
16
16
16
27
15
Jan.
28
29% Jan.
30% Jan.
28
28
32% Jan.
2
99% Feb. 27
98% Feb. 25
104
Jan.
3
95
Jan.
101% Feb.
Budapest (City of)—
14,000
66,000
3,000
20,000
8,000
774,000
♦6s June 1
1962 J
1935 coupon on
Buenos Aires
D
1955 J J
C-2 Apr 1966 A O
(City) 6Hs B 2
External
a
f g 6s serlew
External
•
f 6s series C-3—Oct 1960 A
O
Airev(Prov)ref.ext'l
♦Stamped
♦External
s
a
71
8
58%
F
A
A
60%
......1961
133', 600
94
♦Stamped...........—...—
Readjustment s f 4^-4^8
1976 F A
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)—
J
34,000
♦S f 7s July coupon off
....1967 J
44,000
♦S f 7%s May coupon off
1968 M N
78
73
61
Sale
72.000 ♦Caldas Dept of (Colombia) 7Ha-1946
264,000 Canada (Don) Gold 4s..........I960
166,000
30-year gold 5s
....—......1952
4Hs
1936
236", 066
10-year 2%s
...Aug 15 1945
Sale
A
F
-
11%
107%
Sale
114
Sale
A
98
J
35%
10%
35%
35%
33%
35*
J
A O
M S
J
J
A
O
...
MN
A
12%
Sale
53
12
37%
35%
Sale
Sale
Sale
O
F
..
A
14% Sale
14% Sale
14% Sale
14% Sale
14% Sale
14% Sale
12% Sale
12%
12% Sale
J
♦Ry ref extl a f g 6s.......Jan 1961 J
s f 6s int ctfs
Sept 1961 M S
121,000
64,000
176,000
83,000
134,000
160,000
65,000
73,000
16,000
17,000
M N
12
Sale
♦Chilean Munlc Loan 7s ........1960 M S
11
Sale
♦Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s.......1951 J D
♦Cologne (Germany) s f 6%i._..1950 M 8
40
44
27%
28
239,000
Colombia (Republic of)—
♦os April 1 1935 coupon
♦Extl
6s.........1962
♦External sinking fund 6s.....1963
♦Chile Mtge Bank of gu s f 6H*
1957
♦Guar s f gold 6%a
1961
♦Guaranteed a f gold 6s
..1961
♦Guaranteed sinking fund 6s.. 1962
♦Extl sinking fund
•
M
8
M N
J
D
J
D
A
O
onOct 1961 A O
24%
24%
17%
17%
17%
94%
89%
58%
52%
68%
59%
74%
195,000
♦6s Jan 1 1935 coupon on.Jan 1961 J
J
12,000 ♦Colombia Mtge Benk 6Hs
1947 A O
18,000
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1926......1946 MN
11,000
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1927
1947 F A
221,000 Copenhagen external 5s
....1952 J D
156,000
Gold 4%i
1953 M N
1,000 ♦Cordoba (City) external S f 7s..1957 F A
73,000
♦Stamped........—.....—.....
♦External a f 7s......--Nov 151937 M N
7,000
♦Stamped
...........
22,000 Cordoba (Prov, Argen 7s
1942 J
Costa
Rica
J
on......1951 M N
205,000
♦7s May 11936 coupon on......1951 —
5,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1994 .......1944 M
51,000
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914......1949 F
18,000
4%s external loan............1949 F
X. 18,000
39-year s f 5 Hi
1953 J
♦Public Works 5%a—June 39 1945 J
885,000
Cundlnamarca (Dept Colombia)
93,000
♦Externals f4Hs_............1959 MN
48,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8s...1951 A O
35,000
Sink fd 8s ser B
1952 A O
17 h
221,000 Denmark 29-yr external gold 4a .1942 J
External g 5Hs—...........1955
240,000
384,000
External g 4%a_..........
1962
Deutsche Bank Am pert ctfs 6s
.
Sale
24%
19
18%
20
95%
89%
66
55
Sale
J
105%
100%
94%
M S
M
78%
77% Feb. 27
61% Feb. 24
18
59
15% Sale
14
15%
14% Feb.
14% Feb.
19
19
15% Feb. 27
16% Feb. 14
10% Sale
108% Sale
114% Sale
5
61% Feb. 27
Feb.
10% Feb. 29
12% Feb.
1 108% Feb.
107% Feb.
6
23
Sale
23% Sale
17%
19%
18% Sale
17%
20
98% Sale
94
Sale
24
98
Jan.
21
95% Feb. 25
92% Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
74
18
96
94
100
46
Sale
Sale
Sale
106
98
2
13
Jan.
14
3
10
10% Jan.
105% Jan.
14
112
Jan.
26
Feb.
26
Jan.
27
9% Jan.
20
19
Sale
Sale
A O
66
MN
30%
J
J
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J
I
94
3
12
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
6
33% Feb. 28
3
33% Jan.
37%
36
36
Feb.
6
Feb.
34% Feb.
11
34% Feb.
11
27
Feb. 27
Feb. 11
3
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
5
Feb.
3
7
Feb.
Feb. 13
7
Feb.
7
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
Feb.
3
Feb.
12
36
5
36
Feb.
16
Feb.
4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
13%
13%
13%
13%
12%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
19
46
3
32
Feb.
27
33% Feb. 27
14
Jan.
14
4
Jan.
2
19
13% Jan.
2
15
15
Jan.
9
19
14
Jan.
2
15
Feb.
19
19
13% Jan.
2
Feb,
19
19
14
Jan.
2
19
16
21
12% Feb.
12% Jan.
12% Feb.
21
12
15.
155"
13%
13%
13%
13%
18
11% Jan.
42% Feb.
27% Jan.
19
14
7
7
Jan.*44
3
3
3
Jan.
3
25% Feb. 11
25% Jan. 23
19% Feb. 11
Jan.
17
17% Jan.
21
17% Jan.
10
92% Jan.
88% Jan.
3
54
Sale
63%
47%
47%
68%
66%
10
94
Feb.
29
Feb.
28
54
Feb.
28
50% Feb.
3
77% Feb.
Feb.
16
94
Feb.
29
63% Jan.
55% Jan.
27
Jan.
14
70
Feb.
11
Feb.
28
Jan.
20
23
Jan.
13
42%
34%
3 101
6 100
15
95%
3
100%
7 54%
3
100
Jan.
M N
D
D
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30%
98
44
Jan.
6
48% Feb.
Feb.
6
67
Jan.
6
Feb.
4
63
Jan.
3
70
68
68% Feb. 21
30% Feb. 21
63% Feb. 17
63
Jan.
2
68% Feb. 21
29
Jan.
4
68%
67
33
5
29% Feb.
63% Feb. 17
8
41% Feb.
Sale
Feb.
6
3
17
96% Feb.
27
93
Jan.
3
107
Jan.
3
102% Jan.
Feb.
18
Feb.
18 108
Feb. 24 104
5
27
Feb.
3 183
Feb.
Feb. 25 172
180% Feb. 13 182%
5 177%
175% Feb.
102%
26%
176%
170%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20
26
Jan.
27
172
Jan.
27% Feb.
14
Feb.
1
27% Feb.
36% Feb.
1
28% Feb.
17
7
39
Feb.
1
32% Feb.
5
33% Feb.
13
35% Feb. 29
40% Feb.
8
43
35%
♦8s Unmatured coupons on...1954 MN
49
105 %
102
Graz (Municipality of)—
A
1999
♦Greek Govt secured 7a......... 1964 MN
&
paid...............1964
♦S f seemed 6s..1968 FA
paid...............1968
20 %
56,000 Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A........1952
48,000 ♦Hamburg (State) 6s...
.....1946
67
-
1961 MN
A
30
28%
26%
23%
107
Sale
106%
116% 117% 117
33
34
28%
29
Sale
26%
34%
30
27% 32
27%
28
Sale
26%
23%
66 %
27%
29
it*
25
34
31H
A
92
D
50%
102
Sale
33
24 %
25
105% 106
106% Sale
118-
95%
a26%
24%
105%
—
14,000 ♦Heidelberg (City) extl a f 7 Hi—1950
7,000 Helslngfors (City) axt 6Hi
I960
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
♦7 hs unmatured coupons on..1945
J
19,000
♦7s unmatured coupons on
J
31,000
1946
3,000 ♦Hungarian Land M.ge 7 H* A..1961 M N
Sale
Sale
25%
25%
37%
113
Sale
Sale
26
94%
95
94%
26%
26% Sale
24
25%
24%
108% Sale 106
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1 106
1 108
6
33%
31%
29%
28%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
96
4
11
41%
116
61% Sale
21
27%
26%
36%
32%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
99
105%
114%
28%
20
25%
14
10
24
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
21
17
4
27
6 183
Jan.
22
Feb.
27
3
3
7
16
29% Jan, 31
28% Feb. 17
39% Jan. 23
34
16 106 s'
22 108
4
1
4
Jan.:24
45% Jan.
7
Feb.
21
Feb.
14
118% Feb. 10
33% Feb. 24
Feb. 20
Feb. 28
26
Jan.
8
i IP,
28
23% Jan.
8
28% Feb. 28
Feb.
14
93% Jan.
26% Feb.
24% Feb.
10 108% Feb.
28
26% Jan.
21
24
24,
mFeb.
w-
28
3
27
25% Feb. 24
Feb. 17
28% z27
25% Feb. 11
4
Feb. 17
6
96% Feb. 27
2
108% Jan. 29
24
3
104% Jan.
35% Feb. 29
4
26
29%
Feb.
Feb.
28 118% Feb.
1
24
Feb.
1
27% Sale
29
3
Jan.
170% Feb. 25 172% Jan. 25
6 182% Feb. 26
Jan.
Feb. 26 177
Feb. 21 174% Jan. 22 177% Feb. 21
Feb.
Sale
Sale
61% Jan. 29
8
41% Feb.
Feb.
58
93
34
Hungary (Kingdom of)—
34,000
♦7Hs February coupon on....1944 F
3,000 Irish Free State external 5s.....1960 F
594,000 Italy (Kingdom) external ■ f 7s. 1951 J
7
67
36
1937 F
Feb.
107
29
8
7
29
68
Sale
39
Feb.
70
30
106% Jan.
102% Jan.
48% Feb.
23h
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3
13% Jan. 29
6 105% Feb. 24
10 105% Feb. 25
67
O
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104% Feb.
00% Feb.
93% Feb.
4
Feb.
3
Jan. 22
Feb.
5
47% Feb. 11
68% Feb. 25
Sale
Bks—
(Cons Agrlc Loan) 6Hs ser A. 1958 J
_
3 106
Feb. 28
104% Feb.
100% Feb. 11 102% Feb. 19
5
98
Feb. 29
93% Feb.
Jan.
13
Jan.
70
48%
27%
29
37% Sale
32% Sale
f4% fund £ op 1949
100% Jan.
100% Jan.
a27% Sale
..1965
Grt Brit & Ire.. 20-year 5 hi
37% Jan.
Jan. 20
Feb. 20
Jan.
67
94
96%
107% Sale
102% 103
27
26%
26%
27%
174% 177% 180%
Sale
172
176%
180
182% 182%
177
176% Sale
Republic 7s stamped..1949 AO
♦7s unstamped
..........1949
Communal
5
12% Feb. 13
105% Feb. 24
105% Feb. 25
Jan.
14
Jan.'
8
79% Jan. 25
73
10
27
59
Jan.
103
M S
11
28
28
Feb.
92
15
11
Feb.
45% Feb. 26
4
10100
Feb.
98% Feb.
35
30%
"54%
20
20
70
57
88% Feb.
34% Feb.
99% Feb.
13
Jan.
20
20
11
11
31
21
24
20
4
10
Feb.
Jan.
25
98% Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
11
28
19
13
27% Jan.
18
59
19
Feb.
Jan.
6
25% Feb.
25% Feb.
19% Feb.
11
Feb;
9
3
3
11
Jan.
}2%
46
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
10
25
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
2
Feb.
Feb.
20
37
16
4
15% Jan.
,
94
5
45
10
14
2
13% Jan.
27% Feb.
107% 108
M S
J
67%
67%
31
Feb. 21
Feb. 28
Feb. 10
3
Sale
*
98%
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
7
Feb. 10
Feb. 24
28%
99%
99%
94%
J an
13
44
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
22
14
Jan.
95% Feb.
Feb. 13 100% Feb.
100% 100
Sale
43% Feb. 28 54% Feb.
101% Sale
6
15% Jan.
16% Feb.
13
99% Jan.
99% Jan.
96
17
Feb. 26
Feb. 20
54
Sale
30
Feb.
59
44
45% Feb. 26
99% 101
99% 100
Jan.
61% Jan.
55% Jan
57% Feb.
"3 "98% Feb". "26
60
34
24
77% Feb. 27
61% Feb. 24
22%
22%
17%
18%
18%
73
2
Feb.
26
48%
71%
Sale
95
Feb.
50
"77"
70
55
Jan.
Feb.
1 115
45%
71%
17
Jan.
93
10 108% Feb.
7 115
Feb.
100% Jan, 4 100% Jan.
2
96% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
114
98% Sale
97%
38%
44% z44
10
11%
10%
32%
34%
33%
33%
34
33%
32
31% 32%
32
33%
33%
12%
13%
14%
14% Sale
14%
14
14%
14%
14
14%
14%
14
14%
14%
14
14% Sale
14
14% Sale
12% Sale
12%
12%
13%
12%
12% Sale
12%
12%
13%
12%
11%
12%
11%
43%
46%
42%
27%
28
27%
101
69%
66
♦35-year 5%s stamped........1965 i
♦68 part
24
43%- 50
48
8
A O
♦German
♦7s part
Feb.
58% Feb.
57% Feb.
12%
13
12
Sale
41% Feb.
102% 103% al05
Sale
102% Feb.
102% 104
104% 105% 102% Feb.
D
German Prov A
14,000
376,000
173,000
11,000
35,000
4,000
108,000
95
38% Jan.
95
71
57
100%
50% Sale
J
•
34% Feb. 29
59%
68
99%
95
German Gov't International—
47,000
5
14
5
35% Feb. 10
97% Feb. 25
95% Feb. 25
1932
16,000
♦♦Stamped extd to Sept 11935.....
59,000 Dominican Republics f 5%a
1942
27,000
1st ser 5%a of 1926
1949
10,000
2d series sinking fund Ihs.__.1940
31,000 ♦Dresden (City) extl s f 7s
1945
6,000 ♦El Salvador (Rep) 1st s 1 8s A..1948
•Certificates of deposit......
.70,000
8,000 Estonia (Republic) 7s..........1947
21,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6s
1945
52,000
External sinking fund 6 Hs.... 1956
58,000 ♦Frankfort (City ef) t f 4 ha
1953
41,000 French Republic 7%a stamped..1941
12,000
7h» unstamped
1941
External s f 7s stamped
21,000
..1949
7s unstamped...
4,000
.......1949
♦5hs unstamped
40%
29%
100
•
218,000
71,000
21
(Republic)—
♦7s Nov 11932 coupon
641,000
176,000
Feb.
100%
FA
4,000 ♦Carlsbad (City) a f 8a
1954
26,000 ♦Cauce Vail (Rep of Col)a f g 7Hal946
15,000 ♦Cent Agrlc Bank (Gar) 7s
1950
♦ Farm Loan s f 6s ............I960
68,000
111,000
♦Farm loan s f 6s
I960
66,000
♦Farm loan 6s series A........1938
143,000 ♦Chile Republic axts f g 7s.....1942
436,000
♦External sinking fund g 6s
1960
226,000
♦External a f gold 6a.....Feb 1961
371,000
'15%
15%
17
O
96
78
Sale
61%
58%
14
M N
95
73
37,000
•
34% Feb. 29
"
95% Feb.
92% Feb.
73% Feb.
57% Feb.
.....
94%
72
t6s 1961 M
...........
f 6H>
S
M
F
♦Buenos
34%
97%
29
Jan.
104% Jan.
10
96
Feb.
14
2
26% Feb. 28
24% Feb. 21
6 108% Feb. 29
16
25% Feb. 24
30
Jan.
22
32% Jan.
25% Feb.
3
11
42% Feb.
17
26%
25%
24
38%
113
65%
41%
120
Sale
38% Feb.
115
Feb.
61
Feb.
6
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May 15 1963
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♦Saarbruecken (City) s f 6a
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Sao Paulo (City of)—
♦8s May coupon
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♦6348 May coupon off.........1957
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Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
Roumania (Kingdom of, Monopolies)
2,000
1634
2334 Sale
1634 Sale
1834
19
19
1934
5634 Sale
2334
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1934
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115
120
135
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Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)♦8s Nov 1 1935 coupons on.. ..1962
38,000
♦7s Nov 1 1935 coupon on
44,000
125,000 Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7a..l958
5,000 ♦Sileslan Landowners Asan 6s...1947
1,000 Soissons (City) ext 15 yr 6s
1936
Styria (Province of)—
♦7s February coupon off......1946
3,000
35,000 Sydney (City) s f g 534s
1955
28,000
112,000
131,000
Sale
89
♦Santa Fe Prov (ArgRep) extl 7s .1942
39,000 ♦Saxon Pub Works(Germany)7s.l945
♦Gen ref guar serial gold 634S.1951
68,000
12,000 ♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s.
1945
♦SF g 634>
13,000
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85,000
27,000
117,000
32,000
43,000
23,000
267,000
109,000
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15
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Feb.
8
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2
4
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♦6s July coupon off...........1968
s
3
31
20
18
20
47
4
Feb.
40
40
♦8s July coupon off...........1936
♦8s July coupon off....
.....1950
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434
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634
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23
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50
18
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11034 112
♦8s April coupon off..........1946
75,000
♦6s June coupon off
.......1968
136,000
♦7s May coupon off...........1966
95,000
♦7s June coupon off..........1967
35,000
276,000 Rome (City) external s f 634s....1952
14,000 Rotterdam (City) ext s f 6s .....1964
,
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Jan.
3034 Jan.
3134 Jan.
101
.
Feb.
5934 Feb. 24
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5034 Feb.
4734 Feb. 28
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1634
17
100
100
103
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12,000 Queensland (State of) ext a f 7s.. 1941
26,000
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947
13,000 ♦Rhlne-Maln-Danube deb7s ser A1950
i4,000
62,000
44,000
36,000
284,000
8
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Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
3
Pernambuco (State of)—
♦7s September coupon off.....1947
48,000
47,000 ♦Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s.. ......1959
♦National loan ext s f 6a
1960
-545,000
♦Natloaal loan ext s f 6s
1961
322,000
61,000 Poland (Rep of) g 6s
...1940
Stabllis loan 7a of '27. Oct 15 1947
176,000
External s f 8s
.............1950
97,000
Porto Alegre (City of)—
♦8s June coupon off..........1961
6,000
♦7348 July coupon off.........1966
24,000
13,000 Prague (Greater City) 734s
1952
52,000 ♦Prussia (Free State) ext sf 634-1951
♦S f gold 6s
1952
70,000
27,000
27,000
8
8
8
8
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1834
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4634
60
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122,000
11
4
11
Sale
„
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10234
142,000 New South Wales ext s f g 5s.._l
External a f g 5s
142,000
1
86,000 Norway 20-year ext s f ea.Aug 15 1
94,000
20-year external s f 6s. Aug 15 1
263,000
30-year external s f 6s..
Oct 1
232,000
40-year ext s f 534*
June 15 1
External s f 5a
Mar 15 1
185,000
Municipal Bank ext a f 5s
1
1,000
37,000 ♦Nuremberg (City) external 6s.. 1
121,000 Oriental Development 6s
1
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........]
25,000 Oslo (City) 30 year a f 6s
1
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8
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734
534
1034
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17
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5934 Feb. 24
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.........
Minas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
40,000
96,000
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
92
Feb. 24
Sale Prices
634
434
5
♦634« September coupon off...1958
72,000
M S
66,000
♦634» September coupon off
1959
J D
35,000 ♦Montevideo (City) s f g 7s
.1952 MN
♦Ext s f g 6s series A
1959
27,000
23,000
25,000
243,000
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
10434
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6
Assenting 4s of 1994
♦Assenting 4s of 1910 large...
♦Assenting 4s of 1910 small...
J
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448,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 634s—1952
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84
92
85
5234
♦4s of 1904
♦
RANCE SINCE JAN. 1
FEBRUARY
29
Ask Bid
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166,000 ♦Medellln (Colombia) 6H»
21,000 ♦Mexican Irrlg Assenting s f 434s
♦Mexico (U S) externa! 5s of 1899£
194",666
♦Assenting 5s of 1899.........
♦
Assenting 5s large...........
55,000
♦Assenting 5s small...........
'Y.666
Feb.
Feb. 29 1936
(Concluded)
FOREIGN GOV'T
PRICES IN
from
1933
Feb. 1
3,000 Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A 1937
External sec 11 f 7s series B——1947
71,000
1952
96,000 Italian Public Utility s f ft 7s
499,000 Japanese Got extl s f 6M«——1954
Extl sinking fund 5 H*———1965
255,000
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
♦7s Unmatured coupons on
1957
12,000
4,000 ♦Leipzig (City) external s f g 7s. 1947
Lower Austria (Province of)—
120,000
338,000
596,000
85,000
54,000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
STOCK
30
Feb.
4
92
Feb.
11
18
10134 Feb. 29
83
Feb.
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
14
18
27
14
28
1
Feb.
21
9434 Feb.
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7
13
Feb.
8
7634
8234
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10134
4734
4734
4734
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89
8
2334 Jan.
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4
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21
50
16434 Jan.
92
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Jan. 20
Feb. 11
5134 Jan. 13
Feb.
4
10 166
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July 1
bonds
February
from
1933
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railroad and industrial
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Feb. 1
Feb. 29 1936
n. y. stock exchange
31
exchange-bonds
n. y. stock
March, 1936]
Feb.
Ask Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
29
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Ask
companies.
671,000 ♦t'Abltlbi Pow flc Paper 1st 5x...1953 j
147,000 Adams Express coll tr g 4s......1948 m
Collateral trust 4s of 1907..... 1947 j
140,000
1952 a
16,000 Adriatic Klec Co external 7s
6,000 Ala gt Sou 1st cons 5s ser a
1943 j
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16,000
First cons 4s series b
1943
34,000 'Albany Pert rated Wrap Paper 4s 1948
*6s with warrants assented—1948
16,000
31,000 Albany & Susq 1st luarlHs. —1946
1,668,000 tAllegheny Corp coll tr cony Is. 1944
Collateral and convertible 5s. .1949
1,399,000
318,000
2,776,000
29,000
48,000
162,000
835,000
8,000
36,000
1,835,000
87,000
510,000
311,000
2,861,000
26,000
274,000
433,000
320,000
271,000
534,000
399,000
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1998 ao
AUeg Valley gen gu 4s.;
..1943 m b
Allied Stores Corp deb 44®
1950 a o
allls-Chalmers Mfg conv deb 4s
1945 mn
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♦Alpine Montan Steel 7s........ .1955 m
Am Beet Sugar 6s ext to.— ...... .1940 f
Foreign Power deb 5s... .2030 m
Amer &
s
f deb 5s
...
1953
j
Amer Internet Corp conv IHs.. .1949 j
Aater Roll Mill
conv
deb 44*-—. .1945 m
Conv 4s
Amer Tel Ac Tel
s
a
s
d
1949 mn
American ig Chemical 5hs
1936 m
...
30-year coll trust 5s...—...... 1946 j
j
s
s
d
1960 j
j
35-year sink fund deb 5s
1943 mn
30-year sinking fund shi
j
Convertible debentures 44*-. 1939 j
1965 f
Debenture 5s
a
1940
{♦Am Type Founders 6s ctfx
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f
'Collateral ac convertible 5s...1950 a
American Ice
101
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77
56
99
964
974
108 4 1094
100 4 Sale
1004
125 4 Sale
130
934
103
W472
94
40
Jan.
18
98
Jan.
6
97
Jan.
79 h
764
Jan.
Jan.
10
Feb.
11
3 110
Jan.
11
55
Jan.
8
101
Jan.
Feb.
27
Feb.
53
26
Feb.
19
2
874 Jan.
78
Jan.
76
1044 Feb. 28
2
974 Feb. 17
2
954 Feb. 14
72
Feb.
3
81
Feb.
21
81
Feb.
21
474 Feb.
3
60
Feb.
21
484 Jan.
364 Jan.
2
Sale
2
60
Feb.
21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
90
4
984 Feb. 10
984
97
109
Sale"
100
Sale
125
94
Feb. 19 984
Feb.
6 110
Feb. 13 101
1 1344
Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb.
1034 103
Sale
774 Feb.
74
76
Feb,
95
3 104
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
834 Feb.
7
774 Feb.
1 1174 Feb.
1084 Jan.
21
11
994 Jan.
1184 Jan.
13
8
14
17
115
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Sale
115
Sale
Sale
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3 105
125
7 1344 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
994 Feb. 20 1q0
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4 109
1074 Feb.
21
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25
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29
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100
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1174 1164
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964
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3 115
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5 119
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3 114
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6
7
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3
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7
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25
17
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24
104 ya
1154
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100
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116
118
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97 4 Sale
100
53
109
1034 Jan
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49
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8 1004 Feb. 20
8
574 Feb. 26
11 110
Jan. 16
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100
104
Sale
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Feb.
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Feb. 10
49
1004 Feb. 11
1004 Feb. 20
7
574 Feb. 26
Feb. 27
Feb. 27 110
5 1054 Feb. 11
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Feb. 10
w* Feb. 19
76
7
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4 1044 Feb. 28
102
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1034
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93
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974 Feb. 17
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1
884 Feb.
954 Feb. 14
43 <4 Sale
434
454 Sale
100
100
101
1004 Sale
99 4 Sale
99
994
1004
53 j4
64 4
554
554
644
109
110
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63
69
65
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70
73
434
674
914 Jan.
102
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664 Jan.
70
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1124 Jan.
1014 Jan.
121
Jan.
7 110
9 101
Jan.
10
Feb.
21
1344 Feb. 11
16
95
2 104
2
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13
Jan.
31
834 Feb. 13
2
79 2 1174
2 105
20 1344
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Feb.
28
6
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7
Feb.
19
994 Feb. 20 1004 Jan.
3
4 1104 Jan.
3
1074 Feb.
112
Jan. 27
1134 Feb. 25
1134 Jan. 15 115
Feb. 29
114
Jan.
2
1124 Jan.
904 Jan.
22
1194 Jan.
15
1144 Feb.
7 1014 Feb.
25
17
2
97
Jan.
1064 Jan.
1074 Feb. 20 1184 Jan.
24
8
Amer Water Works & Klec
187,000
7,212,000
361,000
96,000
1,201,000
468,000
124,000
Debenture gold
6s aeries a... 1975 mn
1944 m s
10 yr conv coll tr 5s
t'Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6s...
43
ao
102
414
♦Ceitlflcates of Deposit
Anaconda Cop Mln s f deb4
4®j-. 1950
'AngloChllean Nitrate 7s..—.. 1945 mn
♦tAno Arbor 1st g 4s..
July 1995 q j
2,000 Ark Ac Memp Bdge a Term 1st 5s. 1964
243,000 Armour ft; Co. 1st real estate 44® 1939
1st m 4s s f ser b( Del.).......1955
974,000
70,000 Armstrong Cork deb 4s..........1950
397,000 Atch Top Ac s f gen g 4s
1995
Adjustment g4s..
July 1 1995
32,000
186,000
Stamped 4s..........July 1 1995
Conv g 4s of 1909.
2,000
1955
Conv g 4s of 1905.............1955
49,000
Conv g 4s of 1910
2,000
i960
Conv deb gold 4)48...........1948
453,000
5,000
Rocky Mt div 1st 4s a
1965
Trane-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
19,000
Cal-Artz 1st ft ref 44® ser a —1962
36,000
11,000 atl Knox 8c No 1st g 5s
1946
33,000 Atl Ac Char Air Line 1st 44* a..1944
1st 30-year 5s ser b.
85,000
1944
July 1952
943,000 Atl Coast l 1st cons 4s
General unified 4)4* series a.. 1964
825,000
l At n collat gold 4s
Oct.. 1952
1,146,000
360,000
10-yr coll tr 5a
...May 1 1945
481,000 Atlantic At Danville 1st g 4a .....1948
Second 4s._
1948
251,000
67,000 Atl Gulf At w i ss Line coll tr 5a_1959
1937
98,000 Atlantic ReftnlnS deb 5s
352,000 Auburn Automobile conv deb 4)4 s '39
1941
6.000 Austin At nw 1st g As guar
m
b
j
d
f
a
j
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cons
gtd g 14®
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11
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994 Jan.
20
28
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42
100
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1034
964
974 Sale
1064 1064 105
114
Sale
1114
1064
1084
110
Feb.
29
47
Feb.
118
Feb.
21 1004 Feb.
Feb. 28 1044 Feb.
Feb. 15 974 Feb.
Feb.
1 1064 Feb.
1 1144 Feb.
Feb.
4 1084 Feb.
Feb.
1 110
Feb.
11 109
Feb.
11
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Sale
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83
1104 Sale
109
97
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1034 Sale
1034 Sale
92
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97
82
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864 Sale
754 Sale
854 Sale
694 Sale
824 Sale
1134
114
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115
Sale
1014
914
814
694
814
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Feb.
Feb.
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114
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107
1084
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1124 1134 1154 117
111
120
111
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73
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1264 127
101
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33
324
324 "41*4
324
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294
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294
29
284
284
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107
28
13
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Feb. 17
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1
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7
21
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24
3
924 Feb.
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21
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6 1074 Feb.
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102
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3 1064 Feb.
92
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1074 107
1074 1054 Feb.
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1044 Feb.
1064 Sale
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24
Feb. 24 1084 Feb. 13
Feb. 26 1024 Feb. 29
114
Feb. 28
Feb.
107
Feb. 10
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5 1124 Feb. 15
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5 1184 Feb. 20
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38
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1
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24
27
29
...
104
105
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104
1034 104
1054 1054 108
1094
1094 1054 Feb.
100
964 Feb.
974 Sale
994 Sale
82 4 Feb.
874
834 Sale
854 Sale
824 Feb.
884
834 Sale
874 Sale
Sale
98
98
Feb.
994
994 Sale
Sale
Sale
47 4 Feb.
54
574
Sale
45
394 Feb.
474
454
66
644 Feb.
684
684 Sale
624
Sale
106
1054 Feb. 19106
1054 Sale
102
106
1004 Feb.
1024 Sale
1094
4104
1024 1034 1034 1044 1024 Feb.
1044
1054
834
1094
6
13
109
Sale
106
j
.......1955
...
43
Sale
Sale
1014
.—..1942
hind 44s
2
Sale
d
'Berlin City Rlectric deb 6ho-v.l951
♦Deb sinking
Jan.
Sale
j
j
Feb.
7 1064 Feb. 26
1064 103
Sale
1074 Feb. 20 1164 Feb. 27
42
105
108
j
1114
13
1124
1064
d
Battle Creek At Sturgls gu 3a....1989
Belvldere Del
42
d
1936
10.000 Beech Creek 1st gu 4s
Second guar gold 5a...
...1936
5,000
1,000 Beech Creek Rxten 1st g 3)4s.. .1951
86,000 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s b
1948
First At ref 5s series c ........1960
49,000
34,000
37,000
98
j
...
35,666
105
1044 Sale
974 Sale
j
.
Batavlan Pete gtd deb 4)4a
Sale
Sale
Sale
424 Feb. 25 464 Feb.
414
424
1 1044 Feb.
1044 Sale
1014 Feb.
25
Feb.
4
274 Sale
284 Feb.
264 Sale
3
784
804 814 Sale
794 Feb.
844 Feb.
m n
5,000 t Baldwin Locom Works 1st s 15s. 1940 m n
July 1948 a o
396,000 Bait Ac Ohio 1st g 4s
Refund At gen 5s ser a....
1995 j d
1,142,000
1st gold 5s..
345,000
July 1948 a o
Ref and gen 6a, series c.....
1995 j d
1,116,000
PLEAt WVa Sys ref g 4s
1941 mn
190,000
Southw Div 1st 3 V|S at 5% ....1950 j
j
453,000
Tol Cln Dlv 1st Ac ref 4s ser a..1959
122,000
Refunding As series d
2000
955,000
Con*g4)4a
i960
2,731,000
Ref Ac gen 5s series f
1996
1,795,000
3.000 Bangor At Aroostook rr 1st g 5s '43
Con ref mtg
gold 4s
1951
19,000
4s stamped...................1951
128,000
15",006
1044
1144
J
1947 i
..
1
:
Feb.
19
1004 Feb. 21
6 104
4 104
Feb.
Feb.
26
25
25
Feb.
714 Jan.
Jan.
105
29
Feb.
11
29
Jan.
1034
1054
964
824
814
Jan.
Jan. 30 1094 Feb.
3 1004 Jan.
Feb.
4
Feb.
884 Jan.
3
Jan.
884 Feb.
2
Jan.
994 Feb.
2
Jan.
574 Feb.
3
Jan.
47 4 Feb.
Jan. 28
684 Feb.
Feb. 19 1064 Jan.
Jan.
6
1094 Feb.
8 104
Jan.
Feb.
964
404
334
61
1054
100
1004
1044 Jan.
1024 Jan.
75
1084
844
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994
88
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
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Jan.
804 Feb.
21
90
Feb.
20
Feb.
5
29
Feb.
10 1084 Feb.
4 118
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
744 Feb.
1014 Feb.
1014 Feb.
20
99
Feb.
6
Feb.
121
Feb.
13
119
Feb.
1294 Feb.
17
125
92
Feb.
111
Feb.
104
Feb.
2 104
2
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90
Feb.
Jan.
90
Feb.
115
Feb.
109
18
20
21
28
14
9
28
29
17
17
29
11
19
28
21
24
26
25
21
804 Feb. 21
Jan.
20
5
1084 Feb. 29
118
Jan.
Feb.
25
120
Jan.
1014 Jan.
984 Jan.
Jan.
17
75
Jan.
29
1014 Jan
!014 Jan.
684 Jan.
101
10
19
974 Feb. 24
1134 Jan.
1034 Jan.
1094 Jan.
-
28
1004 Feb. 21
744 Jan.
614 Jan.
74
13
7
1074 Feb.
1064 Feb. 19
Jan.
1
15
3
99
Feb.
6
Jan.
121
Feb.
13
Jan.
1294 Feb.
324 Feb.
15
32
30
Feb.
25
29
Feb.
10
294 Jan.
284 Jan.
8
33
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
118
5 115
Feb.
27
2 1124 Jan.
3 1184 Feb.
16 105
Feb.
Jan.
2
24
Feb.
112
3
5
Jan.
24
11
27
Feb.
28 107
Feb.
3 1124 Feb.
90
4
Feb.
Jan.
109
974 Feb. 24
25
Feb.
Jan.
1054 Jan.
1104 Jan.
1024 Feb.
8
7
28
29
844 Feb. 13
484 Jan.
3 1084 Feb.
26
1024 Feb.
2 114
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1
21
Jan.
2 1044 Feb.
4 30 4 Jan.
2
96
Jan. 10 1004
1034 Feb. 28 104 4
2
944 Jan.
974
105
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2
1104 Jan.
1144
7
1044 Jan.
1084
2 110
1044 Jan.
1064 Jan. 14 109
3
Feb.
49
Feb.
Feb.
26
32
2
17'
324 Jan.
23
30
Feb.
25
29
Jan.
33
Feb.
26
2 106
Jan.
27 1094 Jan.
23
6
Berlin Elec Elev At Undgrd Rys—
♦1st 6 4a
...1956
13,000
481,000 Bethlehem Steel 44* series d—1960
Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s.......1944
Blng Ac Blng a 1 deb 6tfa...
1950
324
1054
109
40
Boston Ac Maine 1st 5s ser ac...1967 m s
1,548,000
1st mortgage 5s series ii
...1955 mn
455,000
1st g 4)4v series jj—
1941 a o
456,000
103,000 {'BostonA ny Air Line 1st gu 4sl955 F a
153,000 ♦1'Botany Cons Mills sec s f 6 4x1934 a o
a o
♦Certificates of deposit.....
137,000
't'Bovrman-Bllt Hotels 1st 7s...1934
Stpd as to payment of 3435 part red
2,000
1941
98,000 Brooklyn City rr 1st 5s
67,000 Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 5a a—1949
Gen mtge 5s series e
...1952
112,000
1968
648,000 Bklyn-m Tr r t Sec 6s ser a
15-yr sec 6s series a..........1949
118,000
17,000 Bklyn Queens Co 8c Sub gtd 5s..1941 mn
j
1st 5s stamped...
.....1941 j
4,000
58,000 Brooklyn Union K11st 5s........1950 f a
62,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g ss.1945 m n
1947 m n
195* j d
1st lien a ref 5s series b....... 1957 mn
1st lien 8c ret 6s ser a
26,666
71,000
87,000
2,000
70,000
33,000
1,195,000
22,000
9,000
16,000
726,000
122,000
174,000
'
Debentures gold 5s
..........
1950 f
1938 j
Buffalo Gen Elec 44* *«* b......1981 f
Brown Shoe s f deb 34®
Brunsw a Western 1st gu g 4s...
a
a
Con sol 44a
1957 mn
Burl Ced Rap a Nor 1st 5s—1934 a o
♦Certificates of deposit
{'Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s.....1952 a
'Consol 5s...
1955 j
o
a
o
j
Bush Term Bldgs 5s gu tax ex...i960
By-Product Coke 1st 54* ser a..1945 mn
For footnotes, see page
83.
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32 4
33
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42
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89
Sale
874 Sale
89
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864
264
224
22 4
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304
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24
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24
88
28
24
244
10
104
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96
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76
78
83
844
86
95
92
814
1114 Sale
1144
120
1204 1194 i204
125
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108
110
108
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1064 1064
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76
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30
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if* Sale
854 Feb.
864 Feb.
814 Feb.
27
10
1044 Jan.
1094 Jan.
934 Feb. 20
794 Jan.
2
80
75
23
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
Jan.
6
106
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3
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3
27
27
214 Feb.
214 Feb. 27
15
914
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1054
1064
1034
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Feb.
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17
894
314
264
264
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20
Jan.
24
7
88
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13
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24 1064 Feb.
4
27 1074 Feb.
26 106
Feb.
5
85
Feb.
28
69
Jan.
92
75
109
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15
4
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25
1144 Feb.
24
8 1204 Feb.
27
1
105" "Feb". "~6
105 4 "Feb.
7 109
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5 1064 Feb.
26 103
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Feb. 17 1104 Feb.
1094 1094 109
1044 Feb. 13 1044 Feb.
1044 105
3
754 Feb.
814 Sale
844 Feb.
28
Feb. 24
25
264
304 Feb.
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2
92
Feb.
25
1144 Feb. 24
1194 Jan.
1244 Jan.
13 122
10 125
105
108
;3 1054 Jan. 22
22
7
1094 Jan.
28
1064 Feb. 25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
22
Feb.
26
31
1054 Jan.
Jan.
10
844 Feb.
19
7
Feb.
13
13
24
584 Jan.
10
13
924 Jan.
Feb.
90
Feb.
21
664 Feb.
3
664 Feb.
7 1014 Feb.
21
1104
4
4 104
2
214 Jan.
224 Jan.
804 Jan.
484 Jan.
29
95
8
2
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Jan.
14
984
Jan.
85
4
28
17
26
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10
7
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26 103
Feb.
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Feb.
Feb.
964
7
Jan.
Feb.
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66
14
Jan.
Feb.
57
62
Sale
13
Jan.
1044 Jan.
654 Jan.
89
Sale
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Feb.
15
109
25
96
17
964
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Jan. 28 1074
Feb. 26 106
5
19
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62
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4
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314
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64
27
5
25
26
13
4
25
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94
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9
4
4
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21
13
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214 Feb. 27
14
14
86
108
14
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3
4
1054 Feb.
1
964 Feb.
13
Feb.
1114 Feb.
1194 Feb.
94
10 1074 Feb.
78
103
103
1044 105
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48
82
234
324 Feb.
1054 Feb.
109
48
j
1937 m s
Buff Roch a Pitts gen 5s
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Sale
9
2
29
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4
90
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21
664 Feb. 21
664 Feb. 24
2
1014 Feb. 13
N. Y. STOCK
22
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Low
Sales
in
from
July 1 1933
BONDS
February
N. Y.
Value
Fpb. 1
Bid
6,000
;50,000
,
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
unlf At ref 5*..193? UN
J
Calif Packing con* deb 5a......1940 J
1024
Cal Gaa Ac El Corp
85
'
;
Ask Bid
Ask
♦1st 7a ctfa of deposit
'59,000
...—1942
1962
38,000 Canada Sou con gu 5a aer A
1957
201,000 Canadian Nat gold 448--Guaranteed gold 5s
July 1969
62,000
Guaranteed g 5a..........Oct 1969
48,000
Guaranteed g 5a..............1970
52,000
Guar gold 4Hi..
98,000
..June 15 1955
Guar g 4J4a..........
1956
104,000
Guar g 44s
........—...1951
81,000
95,000 Canadian Northern guar 6^s—1946
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 27 1074 Feb.
1084 107
1084 107
6 1054 Feb.
1044 105
1044 104 4 1044 Feb.
107
1,659,000 Canadian Pac 4% dao acock..
Collateral truat gold 4His
1946
178,000
5a equip truat ctfa............1944
102,000
Collateral truat g 5a..........1954
290,000
Collateral truat 4tta
—1960
689,000
7,000 (♦Carolina Central lat gu g 4a.. 1949
-1936
32,000 JaroClinch ft Onto lac Oa
lat 8c con g 6a aerlea A.Dec 16 1952
24,000
1981
72,000 Carthage 8c Adlr lat gu g 4a
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115
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1174 Sale
D
116
117
A
1134
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M S
113
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125
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904
1044
Sale
114
Sale
1184 Sale
1184 1184
116
1164
1134 Sale
1134 1134
1244 1244
924 Sale
1044 Sale
1144 115
107
Sale
107
J'
M S
J
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1034
50
544
1074 168'" 1074
1094 1114 1094
87
11*
534",000
67,000
58,000
234,000
202,000
87,000
32,000
1,007,000
103,000
7,000
21,000
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Cen RR 8c Bkg of Ga col tr g Sa.1937 M N
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1941 UN
.
...
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Sale
1024
894
1054
1034
954
1949
1954 A O
Through St L 1st gu g 4a
1064
72
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8
M
81
121
S
386,000
139,000
159,000
...1944 J
10 year conv coll 5a
Chea Ac Ohio 1st cons g 5a
General gold 44e
Ref Ac Imp 44a aer A.
...
113,000
123,000
55,000
73,000
213,000
15,000
314,000
V 224,000
339,000
368,000
2,708,000
D
.1939 UN
1992 M 8
I
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con g 4s......
2d con gold 4a.........
.1989 J
Warm Springs Valley lat g 5a .1941 M
Chic 8c Alt RR ref g 3a
112
General 4a
cons
106
.1958
(♦Chic At B 111 Ry (new co) g 5s
♦Certificates of deposit......
!l982
_
UN
.1937
Chic At Erie 1st gold 5a
Chic Gaa L Ac C 1st gu g 5a
I
J
.1959 M 5
♦Refunding 4a aeries C........1947 J
non
1987
H(s..
27
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Sale'
Sale
Sale
Sale
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244
164
I
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49
514
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1154 Jan.
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284 Jan.
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544 Feb. 19
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924 Jan.
1114 Feb.
464 Jan.
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4
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6
7
43
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7
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474 Jan.
474 Jan.
494 Jan.
194 Jan.
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6
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7
7
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11
94
474
544
544
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1
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56
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11
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74 Jan.
384 Jan.
414 Jan.
414 Jan.
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1
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1
44
Jan.
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30
574 Feb.
1
44
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1
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11
424 Jan.
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614 Feb.
11
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11
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11
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5
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7
56
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224 Feb. 26
214 Feb. 26
134 Feb. 19
254 Feb.
254 Feb.
7
17
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4
114 Jan.
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18
554 Feb. 27
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23
22
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154 Sale
19
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474 Jan.
214 Jan.
204 Jan.
20
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26
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7
4
14
Sale Prices
1074 Jan.
6 1054 Feb.
45
Sale
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Jan.
110
Sale
May 2037 J D
♦Conv 4Ha aerlea A...........1949 UN
♦lat At ref 44a stamped..May 2037
110
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115
23
112
113
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114
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1044 Feb.
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117
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1
92
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894 Feb.
1 108
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1054 Feb.
8 106;
1064 1034 Feb.
1
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95
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99;
814 Feb. 19 85
864
4 1264
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1214 Feb.
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994
974 Feb. 27
106
1054 1034 Feb.
Sale
1304 Feb. 26 137
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Feb. 25 120 4
118
224 Sale
84 Sale
46 4 Sale
53 4 Sale
53 4 Sale
53 4
55
1987 UN
-
♦1st Ac ref g 5a
♦lat At ref 4 4s aer
484
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secured
46
234
94
454
514
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544
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107
110
62
♦itpd gen 44e non-pay Inc tail987 UN
♦Gen 5a atpd non pay Inc tax.1987 UN
♦i5-year
174
174
244
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1114
574
504
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604
May 1 1989 J
May 1 1989 J
gen 3 Ha
payt
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1014
684
1014
914
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110
254
274
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1969 I
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♦Gen g 34® aerlea B_...May 1 1989 J
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May 11989 J
♦General 4a
Sale
42
J
♦1st At general 5a series A......1964 M N
J
♦1st At gen 6a aerlea B
May 1966 I
Chic Indiana At Sou 50-yr 4a
1956 J
♦Gen 44 a series F
32
Sale
Feb.
167
94
1114
1084
1134
30
i064
1044 104
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984
90
834
1224 1264
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974
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1054
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1314
&
42
(♦Chic Indlanap At Loula* rf g 6a 1947
♦Refunding gold 5a aer B._
..1947
♦Gen g 44a aeries E
Sale
174 Sale
274 284
20
304
184
224
----
1934
.1951 M N
-
36
18
484 Sale
524 Sale
1054 Sale
1074 Sale
112
Sale
1094 Sale
1094 Sale
1124 Sale
1084 Sale
1114
1134 Sale
1154
954 Sale
944 Sale
204 Sale
194 Sale
20
184 Sale
1154 1164 1174
1054 Sale
1044 105
36
Sale
354 Sale
.1949
g As.....
Sale
1084
lat Ac ref 44' aeries B:
1977
lat Ac ref 5a aerlea A......... .1971
♦(Chic Ac E 111 1st
Sale
111
8
.1949
.....
Sale
1084 110
1949
....
Chic Buri 8c 9 III Dlv 3 4»
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56
17
7
7
112
1164 Feb.
1184 Feb.
1184 Feb,
104
33
24
1164 Feb.
1174 Feb.
1174 Feb.
1154 Feb.
zll34 Feb
1134 Feb.
1244 Feb.
904 Feb.
1064
-
1946 J
1989 J
...
35
1114 1114 1124 Sale
1204
—
1224 Sale
112
Sale
1124 Sale
1998 A
..
Sale
Sale
Ref Ac lmpt 44a aeries B
.1995
Craig Valley lac g 5a
May 1940 J
4,864,000
♦Conv adj 5s
4,215,000
(♦Chic & No West
••
M N
89
33
106
26
106
1987
General 4a.
Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4a
1,831,000 (♦Chic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4a.
37,000
24,000
28,000
198,000
171,000
103,000
1,000
442,000
87,000
184
254
294
224
"24""
S
(♦Central New Eng 1st guar 4s_. 1961
Central of N J gen g 6a. ........1987
Potts Creek Br lat 4a.....
2,000
324
Sale
27
..1951 ? A
Cent 111 Elec Ac Gaa lat 5a
115
Highest
Sale Prices
5
11
Feb.
16
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1144 Feb.
Sale
1064 Feb.
1034 1024 Feb.
50
Feb.
1074 1074 Feb.
1094 1094 Feb.
Sale
864 Feb.
63
P
.
*"2,666
354
1084
554
.
1948
387,000 Certain-teed Prod a f g 5 4« A
106,000 Champion Pap & Fibre deb 4%8.1950
Chea Corp con* col tr g 5a May iS 1947
1,328,000
70,000
80,000
259,000
133,000
1,000
Sale
33
Middle Ga Ac Atl Dlv pur m 5a. 1947
.
722,000
Sale
103
♦ Mobile Die lat .<* 5a
.1946
Cent Hudson G & E 1st & ref 348 '65 M
14
Sale
1114 1114 112
1114 Feb.
Sale
1164 1164 1154 Feb.
J
1948 J D
5,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac lat g 4a
1943 J D
102,000 Central Dlat Tel lat 30-year 5a
F A
Nov. 1945
18,000 (♦Cent of Ga Ry lat g 5a
UN
♦Consol gold 5a
1945
267,000
A O
♦Ref 8c gen SHI* series B
1959
84,000
♦Ref Ac gen 5a aerlea C
....1959
175,000
♦Chat Dlv pur money g 4a....1951
33,000
♦Macon Ac Nor Dlv lat g 5a.....1946
♦
15
'
Sale
15
Sale
1154 116
Lowest
Lowest
Feb. 29
Camaguey Sugar Co—
33,000
249,000
142,000
210,000
131,000
352,000
42,000
875,000
38,000
36,000
I
to
Feb. 29 1936
STOCK EXCHANGE
Feb.
29
27
5
♦(♦Chicago Rya lat 5s stamped
.
31,000
Aug 1 1932 25% part paid.... 1927 F A
622,000 (♦Chic R I At Pacific
J
gen g 4s... 1988 I
31,000
♦Certificates of deposit....
915,000
♦♦Refunding gold 4a......... .1934 AO
137,000
♦Certificates of deposit...
550,000
♦♦Sec. gold 44a aerlea A
11952 US
94,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
912,000
♦Convertible gold 4 4a........ I960 M N
Chic S L Ac N O gold 5s
1951 J
Gold 34a
...June 15 1951 J
D
D
55,000
Memphis Dlv 1st 4s........... 198,
173,000 Chic T H At S'eaat lot At ref 5a... 194
J
D
J
D
279,000
M
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Dec
194<
1
8
744 Feb.
77
Feb.
8
Sale
41
Sale
394 Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
11
364
184
14
39
Jan.
Feb.
6
16
14
6
Feb.
14
104
21
Sale
20
Sale
20
,Jan.
154 Jan.
164 Jan.
Feb.
17
414
Sale
184
40
10
39
Sale
Sale
10
20
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
344
184
174
464
434
204
194
224
204
114
73
36
Jan.
42
Jan.
Feb.
5
74 Jan.
Feb.
13
Jan.
Jan.
29
fl*
30
104
ri*
llH
2M
42,000 Chic Un Station lat gu 44s A..
112,000
lat 5a series B
68,000
Guaranteed gold 5a
32,000
Guaranteed 4s
43,000
1st mtge 4s series D.......
319,000 Chic At West Ind Conaol 50-yr 4s.
113,000
1st At ref 5 4s series A
45,000
548 series C
837,000 Chllds Co deb 5a..
1963 J
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1947
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86,000
.
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4,000 Cln Ham At Day 2d g 44s...
3,000 Cln Ind St I. Ac C
J
934
100
95
D
1944 J
J
1054
1963 J
J
1074
J
J
1953
1963 M S
1962 M S
lat 4a.. .Aug 2 1936 Q
114
1044
834
90
77
Sale
-----
75
93
76
111
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Sale
104
Sale
Sale
1074
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103
106
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83 4
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1024
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94 Feb.
894 Feb.
874 Feb.
754 Feb.
106
84
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Sale
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1064 Feb.
1054 Feb.
106
Feb.
1094 Feb.
1024 Feb.
1064 Feb.
106
Feb.
804 Feb.
14
13
5
13
102
Feb.
934 Feb.
924 Feb.
834 Feb.
15
Feb.
26
834 Jan.
6
21
74
Jan.
2
21
61
Jan.
2
1074 Feb! 21
1
1074 Feb.
Feb.
6
1074 Feb.
15
112
Feb.
27
1044
1074
1074
864
1024
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
Feb. 14
3
Feb.
108
13
Feb. 29 1084
1064 Feb. 28 108
1054 Feb. 27 109
4 1084
106
Feb.
2 112
1084 Jan.
3 104
994 Jan.
6 107
1064 Feb.
106
73
Feb.
Jan.
1004 Jan.
Jan.
28
Feb.
27
Feb.
19
Jan.
9
9
864 Feb.
14
Jan.
10
15
Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
18
1014 Feb.
4 102
103
1014 Feb.
4 102
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1104 1094 Feb.
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110
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110
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108
113
83
Feb.
83
4
6
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1074
2 103
10
2
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39
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2
7
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2 106
18 103
1034 Jan.
103
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103 4 Feb.
103
Feb.
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1054 Feb.
Sale
934 Feb. 26
92 4 Feb. 21
834 Feb. 21
106
35
50
103
Feb.
4
105
110
80
85
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524
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101
102
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1124
100
184 Feb.
174 Feb.
103
103
110
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93
93 4
83
Sale
105
Series B
814
107
108
31,000
61,000
1,000 Clearfield Bit Coal lat 4a
924
92 4
110
304
Feb.
105
1024
97
98
l«4i
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Sale
82
82
gu g 4s
174
104
1054
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1064 1074 106
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107
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1074 108
1064 Sale
1064 1064
VI b
con
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774
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874 Sale
J
44a aer A..2020 J
J
1st mtge 5s series B
.......2020 J
1st mtge g 5a series C guar..
1957 M N
Cln Leb A N tst
15,606
J
J
1944
744
754
---
83
Feb.
112
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
1104 Jan.
9
111
Jan.
113
Feb.
17
5
83
Feb.
7
n. y, stock
March, 1936]
Sales
in
§1
bonds
February
n. 7.
Value
stock exchange
SB,
1993
131,000 CCCftStLtantf 4s
General 5s series b
.1993
4,000
Ref A Imp 4s series C.........1941
9,000
Ref & Imp 5s series D.........1943
379,000
Ref Aclmpt 4 Hs series E
1977
1,194,000
Cairo dlv 1st gold 4s
1939
1,000
Cin W Ac M Dli 1st g 4s
1991
53,000
St Louis Dl» 1st coll trust g 48.1990
164,000
Spring Ac Col Dlv 1st g 4a
1940
52,000
.......1942
.....1942
1948
1950
General 44* series A.........1977
Gen & ref. mtge 4%s aeries B..1981
Series C gu 34s..
Series D gu 34s
17,000
His* Short Line 1st gu 4 4a.
Cler Union Term 1st gu
1st
s
f g 5s aerie*
97
M S
J
98
1st
s
.
A
O
j
J
102%
lil%
F
105
A
106%
103%
Sale
Sale
97
109,000 {♦Colo Puel A iron Co gen s f 5*194?
911,000 ♦{♦Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu .1934
1,173,000 Colorado & Southern 44s set A. 1980
418,000 Columbia Gas A Elec deb 5a... .1952
Debenture 5a
Apr 15
1952
151,000
Debenture 5s
...Jan 15 1961
849,000
1948
5,000 Col A Hock Valley 1st ezt g 4a
100
M N
M N
A
O
A
O
.
Conn A Paaaum RIts 1st g 4s....1943 A
J
Conn Ry A Lt 1st g
.....1951
J
I
J
1956 J
J
Stamped guar 4 4s...
Iv51
Works of Upper
Hydro-Elec
O
vVuerttemberg 1st 7s
497,000 Consol Gas (N Y) deb 54s
Deb gold 44s
171,000
Debenture go1d 5s.......
240,000
72,000 {♦Consolidate* dRaon-conv db4s
1945
F
A
1951 J
D
1957 J
J
1954 J
J
J
J
♦Debenture 4s
J&J 1955
26,000
♦Debenture 4s
A&O 1955 A O
1,000
J
♦Debenture 4s
1956 J
28,000
341,000 {♦Consolidation Coal Md 40-yr 5a 1959 J D
♦Certificates of deposit......
247,000
5,000 Con sum Gas Chic 1st guar g 5s. 1936 ID
1
Feb.
21
10 116% Feb.
Feb.
1 105
4
1
Feb.
Feb.
104
72
Sale
55% Sale
71% Sale
101% Sale
101%
100% Sale
110% 112
103
106% Sale
109% 110% 108
111%
104%
111%
106%
106%
106%
99%
106%
108%
108%
Sale
109
106%
105% 106
103%
97
99% Sale
108%
72
71%
79%
102% 104% 100
Sale
62
54%
75% Sale
71%
102% 102% 101
Sale
102
101%
99%
101% Sale
110
Feb.. 3 101% Feb. 21
Feb. ! 4 94% Feb. 21
105% Feb.
Feb.
96% Jan.
111%Jan.
103% Jan.
89
Jan.
C
Feb.
4
Jan.
31
Jan.
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Jan. 15
99
Feb. 13
104% Feb. 28
94% Jan.
101% Jan.
108% Jain.
10
96% Jan. 23
2 106% Feb. 27
9 110% Feb. 28
78% Jan.
105
Jan.
Feb.
13
93% Jan.
Feb.- ; 3 104% Feb.
28
96
99
Feb.
Sale Prices
Feb. 21
2 104
11 116%
18 105
2 101%
94%
106%
Feb.
106% Feb. 27
110% Feb. 28
Feb.
24
Feb.
99% Feb.
109
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
24
13
99% Feb. 24
105% Jan.
105% Jan.
100% Jan.
110
5
Feb.
17
Feb.
27
99% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
106
28
95
26
65%
98%
48%
59%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
99
Jan.
Feb.
15
68% Feb.
80% Feb.
19
Feb.
1 103
Feb.
Feb.
3
1
17
13
Feb.
110
Jan.
72% Feb.
99% Feb. 24
109
Feb. 17
Feb. 27
106
99% Feb. 28
2
72% Feb.
26
2 103
Feb.
2
68% Feb.
15
2
19
80% Feb.
2 103
Feb.
17
7
3 102% Feb.
4 102
Feb.
14 112
Feb.
11
13
Feb.
18 103
Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18 102% Feb.
Feb.
20 102
11
Feb.
20
110
111% Feb.
112
111
110
14 111% Feb.
21 112% Feb.
14
11
111% Feb. 14 111% Feb.
111
Feb. 21 112]
Jan.
14
107
20
112
20 112
111
Feb.
111% Sale
104%
108% 109% 108%
107
108
106% 108% 106% Feb. 21 107"
111
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
116
13
99% Jan.
98% Jan.
Jan.
I
1955 F A
10,000 Col A Tol 1st ezt 4a_.
F A
93,000 Comm'l In* Trust cone deb54s.l949
♦
Sale
108%
70
Consol
—
-----
109
1938
5,000
—
108
19*1
1945
13,000
HI"
106%
105%
1977
44s
Ask
103% 100% Feb.
100
103% Sale
108% 109
102
B guar......1973
deb 6s..
103
Lowest
Highest
104
97
MN
54o A.. 1972
f 448 series C.
Bid
115
103%
Coal Rtv Ry 1st gu 4s
con*
Ask
;
Lowest
Sale
103% 105% 105
99% Sale
95%
Sale
91% Sale
88%
Sale
105%
105%
Sale
97
99% loo"
97%
994 103% 104%
99%
96%
89*4
105%
MN
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN FEBRUARY
29
Sale
♦{Colon Oil
"6",000
Feb.
1
4Hs ser B..194J A O
Pitts gen gu
Series B gu 3%a
Series A gu 44s
106,000
469,000
1,305,000
Feb.
105
W W Val DIt 1st g 4a
Cleve-CIiffs Iron 1st mtge 4^8..1950 M n
J
Cleve Elec Ilium 1st M 3%s
1965 J
Clev A
17", 000
PRICES
to
Feb. 29 1936
100 4
114
19«fl J
316",000
Low .from '•
July 1 1933
Bid
%
33
exchange—bonds
Sale
20
■
17
103
29% Sale
104% Sale
108% Sale
105% Sale
30
28 J
28% Sale
28
f-~.
30
28
31%
31%
102%
Sale
Sale
Sale
31
29%
104% Sale
107% Sale
104% Sale
26%
26%
26%
Feb."
Jan.
4
106
Feb.
29% Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
29
104
19 108% Feb.
5 106
Feb.
6
107
1
104% Feb.
6
29
Feb.
104
107
Feb.
Feb.
104%
28%
28%
30%
Feb.
Feb. 10
1
Feb.
Feb. 20
5 106
24
Feb.
20
20
Feb.
25
Feb.
14
Feb.
14
Jan.
2
104% Jan.
103
Feb.
29 109
Jam
28 107% Feb.
21 105
Jan.
24
101
96
30 100
20
108% 107% Feb.
106% 104% Feb.
5 108% Feb.
4 107% Feb.
15
107
24
Feb.
21 104% Feb.
18 102% Feb.
1
22
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
.23
Jan.
24
20% Jan.
14
11
Jan.
23
20
24
25
5 106
19 109%
5 106
4
32
16
Jan.
Feb.
17
Feb.
30%
3
29
Feb.
31%
1
37%
31% Feb.
33%
34%
3
37%
33%
36%
31% Feb.
102% Feb. 27 102%
102% 105
30
Feb.
Feb.
31
26
6
Jan.
32
8*
IiH
15 108% Jan.
21 107% Jan.
Jan.
4
31
Jan. 10
30%
Jan.
4
31%
31% Jan. 31
37%
31% Jan. 24 37%
102% Feb. 27 102%
Consumers Power Co—
...1965 MN
1965 MN
1st lien & unlf mtge 34s
44,000
1st Hen & unif mtge 34a
89,000
J
D
15,000 Container Corp of Am 1st s { g 6s 1946
Deb gold 5s with warr
1943 J D
164,000
32,000 Copenhagen Telep cztl s f g 5s.. 1954
1950 MN
59,000 Crown Cork & Seal s f 4s..
37,000
Crown Willamette Pap 1st s 1 g 6* 1951
17,000 Crown Zellerbach
341,000
l
1940 M
deb 6s w w
Cuba Northern Kya 1st &4a..._
1942
J
J
144,000 Cuba RR 1st 56-yrg 5s......... 1952
Isr A refund 74s series A..
1936 J
61,000
1936
J
1937
1st lien A ref 6s series B
10,000
40,000 Cumb T A T 1st A gen 5s
;
Gold
A
1943 M
Hud 1st A ref 4a
Del A
8
L>
J
D
I
8,000 Dayton Pr & Lt 1st A ref 3%s..._1960
2,058,000
320,000
39,000
4,000
J
D
O
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1937 M N
54s
1971 J
J
1st A ref 44*
1969 J
J
Isr mtge gold 44s
J969 J
J
Delaware Pr A Lt let M 4 4 a
..1936 F
Del Rlt RR A
64,000
7,000
Bdge 1st g 4s
Denver Gas A
El 1st A ref 5a
Stamped
Pa taz.
es to
1951
....
..
1936
1,478,000 ♦Den A Rio Gr 1st cons g 4s
♦Consol gold 44s
1936
118,000
257,000 {♦Dene A R Gr West gen 5a Aug 1955
♦Assented (subject to plan)
523,000
♦Ref A Imp mtge 5a ser B..
..1978
869,000
{♦Dea Moines A Ft D 1st gu g 4s. .1935
Certificates of deposit...
58,000
'W
;; ! i.ooo {♦De« Plainer Val 1st guar 44*
1962
7,000 Detroit Edison 5s series C
(»eo A re# 4
aerie* i>..
1961
107,000
Gen A ref 5s series E
.....1952
32,000
.
A
M
N
M
N
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16",006
-
Detroit Term & Tunnel 1st gu
199,000 ♦♦Eastern Cuba Sugar
•
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
7
5%
3%
67 y\
72%
65%
108% 110% 109%
114 %
113%
108%
108% Sale
110%
109% Sale
Eastern Tenn Va A Ga 1st g 5s
21,000 Ed El III Bkn 1st
1,000
23,000
7,000
♦
Rleo Pow Corp
♦
1995 j
(Germany! 4 4s. 195® m
1953 A
1st sinking fund 64s.
Erie tk
2,000
234,000
129,000
7 ,000
1,481,000
2,717,000
14,000
16,000
ist
....
con
129
8
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33
32%
110%
m n
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102%
J
106
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106
Sale
J
199t>
J
101% Sale
83% Sale
4s........... .1951
195?
A
106
C
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trust g
.....
.....
1953
V
0
4s Series D
Jersey Isr
Genaae* Rlv RR
s
,
*
Us....
J
1957
1
...
8,000 Ernesto Brede Co 1st mtge 7s
1938 M
♦1st
A ref 5s
ser
1954
I*
A
.
A
197
♦Certificates of deposit...
For footnotes
see
page
77
_
—
Sale
87
Sale
Sale
Sale
117% il8
117
_
—
8
.1942 VI 8
23,000 Federal L» A Tr 1st s f 5s
5s International series......1942 M S
5,000
First lien s f 5s stamped...... 1942 M S
42,000
Is* lieu ■ f 6s <tampea.
.....1942 M 8
30,000
D
10-year deh 6s aeries B
BR J
42,000
J
Flat dehaf 7a
|94C I
18,000
J
2,000 {♦Fla Cent A Peninsular 5s.....194? J
I
D
59,000 {♦Fla East Coast Ist 44s....... 195*
.
86%
85%
85%
77%
1947 M N
1st 4s
3d mtge 4 4s
N
|955
f 6s
tar
N Y A Erie RR ezt
506,000
436,000
104
J
Ref A tmpt gold 5* ser 1927 ...1967
Ref A imp 5s ser 1930
1975
Erie A
Sale
1940
B
33
VI
S
Feb.
24
102
Jan.
55%
49%
49%
46%
103%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
28 106% Feb.
3
90% Feb.
1 102%
11
10
28
21
Feb.
24
11 106% Feb.
13 104
Feb.
18
3
Feb.
106% Feb.
78% Jan.
98
Jan.
105% Feb.
103% Feb.
104% Jan.
17
Feb.
26
27% Feb.
27
15
35
-
Feb.
17
67 %
67
Feb
110%
i07%
129%
32%
19
Feb.
Jan.
6
18
Jan.
2
31
Feb.
4
Feb k 121
7
7
35
19
Feb.
Jan.
„
Jan.
4% Feb.
66
Jan.
108% Jan.
113
Jan.
35
19
12% Jan.'
104% Jan..
103% Jan.
20
Feb.
21
Feb.
21
Feb.
3
1 106
Feb.
1
1 106
Feb.
1
l 104% Feb.
25
Feb.
3
89% Feb. 21
Feb.
5
Feb. 21 106% Feb.
Feb. 14 89% Feb. 11
4
89% Feb. 24
Feb.
1
88
Feb. 24
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
86
71
Jan. 124
10 110
Jan. 17
17 115% Feb. 27
18
28
52% Jan.
Feb.
11
31
Feb.
106
33
Feb.
28
15% Jan.
1
33
13
3 111
6
3
35
3
20 130
21
38% Feb. 21
18
7
Feb.
8 107% Feb.
7
38
Feb.
19
Feb.
14
31
Feb.
8 106% Feb.
68
Feb.
27 105
Jan.
108
108% Jan. 16 110% Jan.
6
108% Jan. 24 110% Feb. 28
50% Feb. 18
50% Feb. 18
15% Jan.
112% Jan.
104% Jan.
4
Feb.
Feb.
2
13
23
Feb.
106
6
4
27 108
106
"13
22
21
Sale
Sale
11 106% Jan.
13 105
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9 106
Jan.
28
8
101%
83%
87% Sale
106%
106%
"87"" 86%
86
87
86%
88%
88
85%
77
80% Sale
76%
80% Sale
117%
117% 119
117%
117% 119
110% 112%
104
3
28 106% Feb. '28
2
90% Feb. 21
21 102% Feb. 24
Feb.
11
105%
105%
106%
106%
17
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20
Feb.
Feb.
Ill
20
18
20
112
Jan.
75% Jan.
2
70% Jan.
14 104% Jan.
19
28
3
61
2
31
1 110
32% Feb.
32% Feb.
14
2
2
16% Feb.
130
65% Jan.
31% Jan.
13% Jan.
106% Feb.
107% Feb.
Sale
18
2
30
Sale
32%
16
24
3
Feb.
28
27
21
7 114% Feb.
19
21
21
—
•i
103% Jan.
Feb.
2 106
Jan.
13 106% Jan.
2 103
Feb.
38% Feb.
8
7
7
Feb. 11
4% Feb.
6%
67% Feb. 29 67% Feb. 29
Sale
109% 109% Feb. t' 4 109% Feb. 10
3 115% Feb. 27
114
Feb.
Sale
1 109% Feb. 10
108% Feb.
109
1 110% Feb. 28
109
Feb.
Sale
50% Feb. 18
50% Feb. 18
114% 114% 113% Feb
104% Feb
104,332 l05
106
Feb
106
Sale
66
1
34% Feb.
16% Feb.
2
6
10
105
106
105% Feb. 13 107% Feb.
106% Feb. 14 107% Feb.
38
Feb.
33% Feb. L 3
104
Sale
1940
Series B
cunt
Sale
A prior lien 4a..19Q<,
.
Cnnv g 4* Ser A
Gen
69
j
...1965
gen gu g 3^* ae<
coosol gen
Penn coll
Sale
Sale
.......1953
Pit est
Series C 34a..
252,000 Erie RR 1st
20
106%
107%
O
Sale
25
J
1941
g 5s
5s stamped
1,019,000
19
1939 j
El Paso A « W 1st A ref 5s
50
35
104
Ed El 111 N Y 1st con a g 5a
6,000 Elgin Joi A East 1st
2,000
2,000
1937. m s
g 4a
con
j
7948 A O
..1956 mn
f 74a
Eastern Ry MNo DIt 1st g 4s
lb",000
107
17%
28%
1937 j
Dul So Shore A Atlantic g 5a
108
18
j
60,000 Donner Steel 1st ref 7a ser AA...1942 j
Dul A Iron Range 1st 5s
1937 A O
10,000
36,000
107
A
1995 —N
4^ s '61 M N
105
100%
F
15%
15%
113%
104%
106%
67%
3
107
36% Sale
37% Sale
18% Sale
16% Sale
32
103% Jan.
17 103
Feb.
13
64% Feb.
106% 106% 106% Feb.
82% Feb.
85% Sale
99% Feb.
101% 101%
105% Feb.
105%
103% 103% 103% Feb.
Sale
32%
5
1
Sale
D
27
8
34%
1995 J
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
57
Feb. 13
60% Feb.
62% Feb. 24 66% Feb.
65%
60% Feb. 24 64% Feb.
Feb.
103% 103% Feb. 14 104
34
1995
26
Jan.
7 105% Feb.
13 105% Feb.
65
J
1995
♦Second gold 4s.
♦2nd 4s assented......
6 100
5
Sale
J
AO
103
102% 101% Feb.
Sale
97% Feb.
105% 105% Feb.
Sale
105
Feb.
103
102% Feb.
Sale
60
Feb.
J
1965
♦1st 4s assented
"
82% Sale
99% Sale
106%
103% 104"
105%
100%
10/% 108
107
107%
Sale
J
...
Gen & ref mtge 4s series F
152,000
2,000 ♦Detroit A Macs Isr Hen g 4s
107% 107% 108%
Sale
105
106%
104
104% 104
102% 101%
102%
98
100
95%
105% 105% 104%
105
105% 106
102% 102% 102%
Sale
62
61%
58%
60% Sale
60
65
70%
62
61
62%
103% 104% t03%
Feb.
107
Jan.
128% Jan.
32% Jan.
32% Jan.
110
Jan.
101%
100%
105%
105%
99%
77%
105%
74%
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7 114% Feb.
6 105
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8 107
Jan.
2
72% Jan.
20
6
28
7 110
11
21% Jan.
9 104% Jan.
Feb.
2 108
Feb.
28
3
9
4
23 131
11
33
Jan.
29
Feb.
21
3
33
11 111
Feb.
21
Jan.
31 106
Feb.
1
Feb.
25
Feb.
21
25
2 102% Jan., |J5
11 102% Jan; 20
17 106
Feb.
1
2 104%
2
89%
11 106% Feb.
2
89% Feb.
5
11
75
Jan.
2
89% Feb.
74
Jan.
3
88
Feb.
24
70
Jan.
2
86
2
Feb.
21
85% Feb.
18 118% Feb.
4 117% Feb.
21
27
15
69% Jan.
117% Jan.
116% Jan.
50% Feb.
21
24
Feb.
21
85% Feb.
4 118% Feb.
3 117% Jan.
21
27
21
23
104
45
52
50%
Sale
101
102
100%
Sale
100
Feb.
101
101
99
100
101%
101
Sale
100
104
98
Stole
Sale
103%
100%
59%
55
60 1
10
9%
65
68
63
54%
57%
42% Jan.
8
Feb.
6
98
Jan.
2 102
Feb.
15 101% Feb.
15
99
Jan.
Feb.
21 102% Feb.
21 104
Feb.
7
45% Feb.
101% 100
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102%
98
100%
Sale
60%
54%
"Sale" 56%
Feb.
6
25 102
Feb.
1
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7
14
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6
18 101% Feb.
6 102% Feb.
15
6 104
1
28
28
95
70
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20
17
13
60% Feb.
52 % Jan 113
56% Feb. 24
57
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24
63
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8
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8
Feb.
29
Sale
7
Sale
7
Feb.
29
11% Feb.
10% Feb.
1
Jan.
7
Feb.
8 100% Feb.
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7
70
100% Feb.
Sale
60%
1
97% Jan.
101% Jan.
50% Feb.
6
8
Feb.
29
6
7
Feb.
29
20
57
Feb.
17
63
Jan.
29
11% Feb.
10% Feb.
6
6
N. Y. STOCK
34
Low
Sales
in
Value
July 1
BONDS
February
k
..
♦{♦Fonda John* Ac Glov ref4H«-l'52
UN
Proof of claim filed by owner
28,000
13,000
♦♦(Amended) 1st cona 2-4*
1982
Proof of claim filed by owner.... MN
♦Certificates of deposit
}~~3
1941
is",666 Ft Worth Ac Denver City 514s —1941 J D
18,000 Pramerlc Ind 9c Dev 20-yr 714s.. 1942 J J
u v
128,000 {♦Francisco Sugar 20-year 7H» -1943
Port St U D Co 1st fl
1938
26,000 Galv Hous & Hend 534s A
Gas 9c Elec (Bergen Co) 5s......1949
■<>.•*8.666
60,000
196,000
11,000
20,000
24,000
31,000
813,000
824,000
<
O
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♦♦Gelsenklrchen Mining 6s......1934 M S
Gen Amer Investors deb 5s ser A. 1952 F A
J
General Cable 1st s 14 554® A
1947 J
♦General Elec (Germany) 7o
1945 J
♦Debenture
—————1940 J
J
76,000 Goodrich (B P) Co 1st 6His...... 1947
.1945
Convertible deb 6s
503,000
247,000 Goodyear Tire & Rubber 1st 5s.. .1957
...........
J
J
J
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3
2
94 54
106
15
72
10354
3554
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32
32*
404,000
.1942 J
.1947
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.1937
{♦Housatonlc RR con g 5s
...
.1937
Houst ft Tex C 1st g 5s Int gu
1937
Hous Belt 5r Ter 1st 5s
20", 000
135,000 Houston Oil sink fund 554® A... .1940
MN
♦Holland Amer L 6s (/iol)
.....
41",000
....
Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A.. .1962
Hudson
.1949
County Gas 1st 5s
63
100
85
Illinois Central 1st 8 es.
Refunding 4s
2,000
3,000
52,000
4,000
98,000
99,000
"li'.ooo
Purchased lines
Coll tr g 4s
1........1955
MN
Sale
100
10954
103
Sale
84
Sale
15-year secured 6Ms...
..1931
196t
......
Cairn Bridge gold 4*.
Litchfield Dlv 1st g 3s
8954
Sale
75
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12
10654
94
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89
Sale
9554
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10854
26
30
1254
54 54
IV*
89
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38
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14
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4254 Sale
1954 121
4
90
103
50
1154
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18
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13
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28
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24
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34
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3
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16
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29
31
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32
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6
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98
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19
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13
11
11
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13
2054 Feb. 13
19
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28
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56
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8
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2
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54
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PRICES IN FEBRUARY
1933
Feb. 29 1936
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EXCHANGE-BONDS
from,
24
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1950
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♦♦10-year 6% notes
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226,000
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1943
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1943
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m b
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348,000
164,000
35,000
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452,000
234,500
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25
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♦Certificates of deposit.
♦♦Flat stamped modified.
♦Certificates of deposit
156,000
315,000 {♦Manhattan Ry (n y)
con
g 4a..1990
298,000]
♦Certificates of deposit.........
♦2d 4s
2,000
2013 j d
22,000 Manila el Ry a Lt 1st 5s
1953] m 8
42,000! Manila rr South Lines 1st 4s
1939 m n
1st ext 4a
8,000
1959 mn
3,000 {♦Man g b a nw 1st gu 334s ..1941 j
j
27,000
78,000
21,000
134,000
97,000
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of partlc In
a i Namm a Son 1st 6s
Marlon Steam Shovel s f g 4s
1943 j
1947
Market Street Ry 1st 7s
Apr 1940
Mead Corp 6s with warrants
..1945
Meridional Electric 1st 7s ser a..1957
a
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3
10 100
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1
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3
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{♦♦McCrory Stores deb gold 534s.1941
52,000
Proof of claim filed
by owner...... j d]
543,000 McKesson a Robblns deb
534s...1950 m n
106,000 ♦{♦Manatl Sugar 1st s f
734s.....1942 a o
♦Certificates of deposit
52,000]
5,000
♦♦Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on 1942 ao
11354 Jan.
25
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15
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67
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n
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a Ark 1st 5s series a..1949 '
434s jeries c........2003
104
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5s
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a o
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1950 a, u
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Unified gold 4s
1*49 « b
24-year deb 5s
1937 m m
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..1949 m
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Lortllard (p) Co deb Ts
1944 a o
a
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I
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1st a ref 5s series b
loi
J
2003 m n
a o
Lou 1st Gas a el 1st a ref
5s
3234
10154
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...1942
1st
3334 Sale
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3734 Feb.
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12034 12154
102
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109
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10554 Feb.
3734 Feb.
\V3
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42
10354 Sale
10634
106
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104
Feb.
50
103 34 104
109
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96
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10234
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36
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9534 Feb. 17
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3834
:
17
334 Feb.
2
3
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36
93
134 Jan.
8454 Jan.
43
34
44
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4
4534 Feb.
13
23
1
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32
66
5s........1939
sol 5s
1st a ref
8954 Feb.
•
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104
28
10534
Loew's Inc deb s f g 4s
1941
Lombard elec 7s series a........1952
Gold
Sale
'
Sale
43
118
lou a Jeff Bridge gu g 4s
1945
15,000 Lou 1st a Nashv
gold 5s
.......1937
24,000
Unified gold 4s.
1940
165,000
1st a ref 534s serlea
a........2003
88,000
50,000
389,000
19,000
3,000
49,000
254 Feb. 26
Sale Prices
,
Sale
40
"rift
-
237,000] Louisiana
94
1354
10054
Leh Vail Ter Ky 1st gu
g 5s
5s
8434
70 54
103
trust 48.1945
Collateral trust 6s series b
con
52
1954
75,000
5s
83,000 Little Miami
gen 4s series a
400,000!
Sale Prices
Sale
93
.1949
Liggett a Myers Tobacco 7s
237,000
151,000
Sale Prices
y
1997
41,000
lex a East 1st gu 5s
1,000
15,000
61,000
51,000
145,000
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
79
5134
1937
94,000
Lehigh Valley Coal 5s
1944 f
14,000
1st a refunding 5«
1954 f
20,000
1st a refunding
5s...i.........1944 f
48,000
First a ref sinking fund 5s....1974 f
85,000
Secured 6% gold notes
...1938 j
47,000
f
leh Vail Haroor Term 1st
5s....1954
156,000
leh v (n y) 1st gu g
434s
1940 j
365,000
Leh Val (Pa) gen con
m
g 4s ......2003
1,236,000
Gen cons 434s......
2003 m
745,000
90",666'
Highest
11334 113
8234 Sale
7834
85 34 Sale
7554
7554
10834 Sale 107 34
10834 Sale
10534 10554 10534 10554 10534
96
80
Cons sink fund 434s ser
c.....1954] j
67,000
Lehigh a New Eng rr 4s a
1965 a o
27,000
Lehigh a n y 1st gu g 4s
1945 m 8
131,000
Ask
Highest
Lowest
a
Coll a ref Stts series c
Col & ref g 5^s ser d
Coll tr 6s series a
Gen
.
10354
4634
43 34
11354
10234
10634
15634
gold »«.
i937
32,000
2nd gold 5s
1941
3,000 •
-ake Shore a Mich Sou g
3vfs
1997
70,000
♦Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd 4s.....1954
1,214,000
Lehigh Coal a Nav 4hs ser a...1954
230,000
385,000
2954
28,
73
.1934
Certs of dep for sec 5s
Laae e a w
70
;.1954
at
161,000 Kresge Foundation coll
134,000
RANGE SINCE
IN FEBRUARY
29
334 Sale
Sale
Sale
90
6654
80
19s»
....
15,000 Kings Co e l 8t Pow gold 5s
Purchase money 4s
8,000
56,000 Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s....
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
3,000
"6",000
Ask Bid
354
k
68
105.000
; 7,
Feb.
...
{Iowa Central Ry-
486,000
PRICES
Feb. 1
Bid
:/ $
25
exchange-bonds
98
Jan.
8234 Jan.
100
102
"
Jan.
Jan.
4634 Jan.
2
2
3
18
24
6734 Feb. 24
4
3634 Feb.
10 100
2
92
Feb.
Feb.
3 103
Feb.
2 10434 Jan.
9
54
15
18
10
16
Feb. 21
Metropolitan Edison IstAref 5sC.1953 j
1st g 4 4s series d
104,000
1968 m 8
33,000 Met Water, Sewer a Drain 534s..1950 4 o
12,000 ♦{♦Met West Side Elev (Chic) 4s. 1938 f a
1,000 ♦ vtex Internat 1st 4s asstd
1977
1,000 ♦ Mlag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s..
1956 j d
Michigan Central-Detroit a Bay
City Air Line 4s
1940 j
Jack las gold 334s
1951 m s
18,000
1st gold 334s
1952 m n
Sale
109
101
10034
15
154
Sale
10334
80
106
-
92
Sale
144,000
Ref a Imp 434s series c__
1979 j
207,000 Midland of n j 1st ext 5s
1940 a o
173,000 Mllw el Ry a Lt 1st a ref 5s ser b 1961 i d
118,000
1st mtge gold 5s
1971 j
♦{♦Mil a Nor 1st ext 434s (1880)
1934 j d
10334
57,000
1st ext 434s
1939
79,000
Con ext 434s
1939
145,000 {♦Mil Spar a n w 1st gu 4s
.1947 m 8
3,000 {♦Mllw a State Line 1st guar >34sl941 i
219,000 {♦Minn a St Louis 5s ctfs.......1934 mn
460,000
♦tst a refund gold 4s
1949 m
68,000
♦ 4ef a ext series 5s a
1942 q
"8534 "88"
.
For footnotes, see page 33.
.
88
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70
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Sale
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9
Sale
354
234
Sale
334
102
15
334 Feb.
2934 Feb.
354 Feb.
2934 Feb.
10334
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10534 Feb.
10654
Feb.
10454 10534 104
87 54 Feb.
8834
90
104
10334 Feb.
10434
13 10634 Feb.
10 10534 Feb.
95
Feb.
6
14
105
18 103
92
Sale
104
Feb.
28 10454 Feb.
105
Feb.
91" "95"
86" ""Feb".
8934
Sale
4434 Feb.
27
Feb.
5
654 Feb.
254 Feb.
234 Feb.
19
8654
4434
75
834
534
334
Feb.
10234 Jan.
74
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
11
21
29
"95" "Feb". "28
Feb.
88
Feb.
28
4934 Feb.
10454
9834
67 54
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70
9
Feb.
70
Feb.
5
19
6
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29
28
354 Feb.
13
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10
10654 Feb." 1
10534 Feb. 24
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10454 Feb. 21
105
Feb. 29
Jan""
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7054 Jan.
6054 Jan.
3534 Jan.
3
Jan.
9
1834 Jan. 13
354 Feb. 11
2954 Feb. 26
102
334 Feb.
2934 Feb.
434
3634
80
10934 Feb.
Jan.
10034 Jan.
2934
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1534
1434
3
3634
108
10934 Feb.
14
95
Feb.
Jan.
154 Jan. 13
234 Feb. 28
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88
20
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4934 Feb.
70
Feb.
1
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9
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6
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29
334 Jan.
24
'
26
Sales
N. Y. STOCK
in
BONDS
February
Value
Low from
July 1 1933
Inter st Period
STOCK EXCHANGE
N. 7.
*
Feb. 1
Bid
Feb.
Ask Bid
Ask
J
265*
45 X
41
Sale
J
31
50
Sale
lHo J
J
16
15
51 X
32
29 J*
34
36
Sale
87?* Sale
29
Sale
78
46
..
1st ft rof 6s sorlos A
194® M P
J
1st rof 5Ms series B...........1978 J
25-year g SM*
St
11
P
ft
8
.
M
S
ft
945,000
416,000
299,000
989,000
Gent Term
...1941 MN
1st Chic Term s f 4s
t+Mlssonrl»Iltlnols RR 8s ser A—-1959 J
Mo Ksd ft Tes 1st g 4s.........19*0 J
Missour-Kansas-Tsrss RR—
Prior Hen Bs series A... .....1943 I
.
105,666
1,033,000
J
44-year 4s series B..........
1963 I
Pr lien mtge 4Ms ser D.. .....1978 1
83
;
J
J
Sale
♦
1st ft ref Ss series F
...
403* Feb.
1
49?* Feb. 21
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
Sale
im
31
12
439,000
♦Certificates of deposit......—
♦Convertible gold 8 Ms
1949 MO
♦ 1st ref
gold Ss series fl
.....1986 A A
195|
34 X
19M
34 X
31
Sale
9~02",666
♦1st ft ref 8s ser I
34
Sale
10?* Sale
31?*
33
31
33?*
32?*
32?*
32 X
Sale
30
84?*
87
88
19*3
♦Certificates of deposit...—...
26,000
.......1981 UN
I®
♦Certificates of depos.
17,000 ♦Mo Pac 3d 7s
ext at
4%
-
.
{♦Mobile 41 Ohio gen gol
118",066
J
v. 88 J
1938 M S
„
*...
♦Montgomery Dlv 1st g
1947 P A
♦Refunding ft Improv't 4Ms ..1977 M S
♦Sec 8% notes........
...1938 M S
293,000
157,000
179,000 Mohawk ft Mai 1st gu f 4s
1941 Vf c
28,000 Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A.. 1960 MN
J
27,000 Mont Cent 1st eu g 6s
.....1937 J
54,000
1st guar gold 8s......
......1937 J J
124,000 Montana Power 1st ft ref 8s A...1943 J J
J
D
182,000
Deb gold Be series A..
1963
Montecatlnl Mln ft Agr Co lac
J
J
64,000
Deb g 7s.
14*7
58*
9
>
102 Mi
Mont Tram 1st & ref Ss series A.. 1941 J
A
gg
22 X Sale
12 % Sale
14 %
90 M
77
50M
100 X
<65
J
88
70 X
O
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68 X
103 X
•
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723*
63 3*
70 H
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104 J*
91
77,666 Morris ft Co 1st s f 4M«1939
302,000 Morrts ft Esses 1st gu 3 M>
3000
239,000
Constr M 8s ser A. ..........1988
428,000
Constr M 4H« ser B....
1988
12,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu Ss
1947
-
J
J
D
70
77
65?*
MN
MN
MN
95
1°4I MN
Mutual Union Tel 8s...
Namm (Al)ft Son—See Mfrs* Trust Co
121,000 Nashville Chat & St L 1st 4s A.. 1978
1,000 Nash Flo ft Sheff 1st gu g Ss
1937
212,000! Nsssau Klec guar gold 4a atpd
1951
16,000 National Acme 1st mtge 6s......1943
618,000 National Dalrv Prod de*» Sifs
I04R
287,000 Nat Distillers Products deb 4M8.1945
National
J
89?*
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A
78
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A
91
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D
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65?*
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99
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cash
war.
fact* No
134,000
♦
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warr
receipt
No 8
A
O
4,451", 660
♦New England RR cons
407,000
118,000
1,870,000
182,000
166,000
80,000
810,000
3,268,000
127,000
260,000
111,000
33,000
7,000
193,000
129,000
141,000
206,000
126,000
5s guar 1945
J
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7
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6
6
2
10
3
3
2
2
32
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27
123* Jan. 30
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6
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2
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30
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33?* Feb.
14
27
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3
33?* Feb. 14
86
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17
82
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18
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22
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11?*
13?*
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4
25
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102?* Feb.
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Feb.
8
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26
Feb. 27
Feb. 11
Feb.
14
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7
Feb. 29
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3 76
7 104?* Feb. 26
9
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26 "85?*
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83
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Feb. 25
Jan.
2
14?* Feb. 11
Jan.
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8
Jan.
8 96
Feb. 26
Jan. 27 107?* Feb. 27
Jan.
2 105?* Jan. 29
Feb. 14
Jan.
9 104
Feb. 17 1073* Jan.
2
Jan.
2 102?* Feb. 29
17 76
22 104?*
9
87
85?* Feb., 26 863*
82?* Feb. 18 83
66?* Jan.
102?* Jan.
86
86
89
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6
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Jan.
21
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21
Feb. 25
88
105
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91?*
103?* Sale
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1033*
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90
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25
24
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2
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2
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24
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86
87
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6 91
103?* Feb. 29 103?* Feb. 29 103
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69?* Feb. 28
64?* Feb. 14
103
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7 102
3 103?*
1 1033* Feb.
103?* Feb.
103
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1 104?* Feb. 27 103
Jan.
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29
69?* Feb. 28
6 1033* Feb.
7
23 104?* Jan.
6
23 1043* Jan.
4
2
Sale
3?* Feb.
1
6?* Feb.
8
3?* Feb.
1
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8
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6
6?* Feb.
8
4?* Jan.
28
63* Feb.
8
IX
102 H
4 X
4X
4?*
1063*
723*
Sale
Sale
Sale
43* Feb.
6
Feb.
8
Feb.
Jan.
17
72
Feb.
121
124
120?* Feb.
Feb.
8
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
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8
3?* Jan.
105
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6 106?*
1
77?*
8 120?*
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104?*
99?*
75
70 X
123 X
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J
35
O
38
38
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..1955 J
New Orleans Term 1st 4s guar
1953 J
{♦♦N O Tex & Mex Income 5s
1935
A
D
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58?*
12?*
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14
5« series C ....1996 F A
....1956 F A
...1954 A 0
J
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1445 J
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♦1st 4 His series D.
♦First 5Ms series A..
liH
8S*
1944 M N
New York Central conv sec 6s
1998 F
Consol 4s series A
A
Ref ft Inapt 4M> aeries A......3013 A O
Ref ft Inapt 5s series C........3013 A O
3 Ms
1997 J
Debenture 4s of 1913..........1942 J
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M
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1998 F
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64
65
77
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1978 M S
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1935 A O
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Refunding 4Ms series C
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199.4 f
1st gtd 5s
1953 P
36?*
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series B._
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94
-
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94
93?* Sale
88 X Sale
29
38
31
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33
85
91
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72
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101?*
106
80
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87?*
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35?*
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92
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91
91
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91
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30
18
14
17
29
13
28
21
11
13
11
24
10
1
14
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6 107
15 77?*
8 120?*
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120?* Feb.
58
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45?* Jan.
122
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119?* Jan.
lOO
75
52
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Feb. 18
Feb.
8
4 83?* Feb. 18
3 773* Feb. 14
18 124
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Jan. 23
9 122
20 101?* Feb. 13
105?* Jan.
6 107?* Feb. 28
88?* Feb. 21
3
10
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74
11
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2
96?* Feb. 13
89
803*
24?*
323*
2
2
95M Feb.
Jan.
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30
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323* Jan.
1113* Feb." 7 115
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20
159
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1 100
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20
17
89
11
92?* Feb. 24
33
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10
3
13
7
8
92
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108
25
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95?* Feb.
85
91
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1
1
90
95?* Feb. 19
38?* Feb.
1
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14
11
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90
91
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71?* Feb.
8
107
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119
2 100
90
74?* Jan.
80?* Jan.
98
4 101?* Feb. 21
13 104?* Feb. 28 100
Feb. 17
74?*
1 90
3 97?* Feb. 21
90
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863*
3 96
1 104?* Feb. 14 101?*
82
1 97?* Feb. 17
1 87?* Feb. 21
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1 105?* Feb. 21
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7 95?* Feb. 15
77
Feb. 27
91
94?* Feb. 19
107?* 107
124?* 125
O
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4
83?* Feb.
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.Feb.
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5 1013* Feb.
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4 107?* Feb.
Feb.
4 88?* Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 27 74
Feb.
3 96?* Feb.
Feb.
3 95?* Feb.
Feb.
5 92?* Feb.
Feb.
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Feb. 29 38?* Feb.
Feb. 25 38?* Feb.
Feb. 10 37?* Feb.
Feb. 29 38?* Feb.
105
98?* 100?* 101?* 98?* Feb.
1033* Sale
104?*
1023* Feb.
85 X Sale
863* Sale
85?* Feb.
92
92
Feb.
92?*
96?* Sale
893* JOM 953* Sale
89% Feb.
103
Sale
103J* Sale 102?* Feb.
95
Sale
91?* Sale
91?* Feb.
80?* Sale
82?* Sale
80?* Feb.
104
Sale
104?*
103?* Feb.
104M
99
5
1
108
107?*
113?* Sale
96
Sale
93?* Sale
92?* Sale
29
30?*
35?* Sale
35
•
37?*
383* Sale
373* Sale
36
—.
1948 J
N Y Edison 1st
1st lien ft ref 5a series C
70?*
Sale
Sale
1233* Sale
121X 121?* Sale
101X 101?*
106
1063* 107
107?*
82?* Sale
84J* Sale
60 X
64
68
1951 A O
0
O
.
77?* Sale
1081*
102 X
102?*
1938 A
ft i*»f *M> Nf A..1941 A
1st lien ft ref 5s B..—.......1944 A
Serial Ss g notes
Sale
107?* 108
73
Sale
72?* Sale
653* Sale
713* Sale
109"
Sale
108?* Sale
104?* 1043* 104?* Sale
1043* Sale
104?* Sale
,
1951 F A
gold 4s
-----
91
A
N Y Dock 1st
Sale
Sale
98
Lake Shore coll g 3 Ms
N Y Chic ft St Loula 1st g 4s.... 1937
106
72
101X
J
48?*
...
4?* Jan. 30
6?* Feb.
8
5?*
J
.
30
11
5?*
New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser A.. 1983 J
N O ft N'eastern ref 4H* series A.1952 J
....
4?* Jan.
3?* Jan.
5
68 J*
♦First 5s series B
"3?* "Feb." "4 ""6?* Feb.""8
4?*
82 J*
1st & ref 5s series B
5?*
5?*
A
{New Orleans P 8 1st ft raf 8s A. 1953
5
4?*
O
19'0
3
4
A
N J Pow ft Light 1st 4Ms
N
"10?* "Feb." 17 "12" ""Feb.""!
10
XX
♦ Cons
1
guar 4s
W J
New England T ft T 3i-yr 5s A—1953 J D
1st g 4Hls series B
...1961 M N
1,150,000
1,883,000
3,240,000
11
6
Feb. 17
Feb. 14
49?* Feb. 21
69
2
on
♦Nat RR Mes prior Ilea g 4Ms ..1936
♦A went cash warr rect Nov 4 on
♦First cons gold 4s.
1961
♦
390,000
Assenting cash warr <wct No 4 on
333,000 Nat Steel 1st coll mtge s f 4s... ..1965 J D
38,000 {♦Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
...1954 M N
5,000 Newark Consol Gas 8s..........1948 J D
185,000
130,000
54,000
54,000
4,000
110,000
331,000
47,000
308,000
522,000
,476,000
'114,000
158,000
69,000
74,000
425,000
88?*
Sale
1033* Sale
103
85
104?*
93?*
973*
913*
112?*
109?*
IS::
4
1977
♦Guar 4s Apr 1914 coupon
128,000
7
33?* Feb.
35?* Feb.
77X Feb. 15
70
6
27
Jan.
10?* Jan.
27?* Jan.
27
Jan.
28
Jan.
27?* Jan.
7?* Jan.
27?* Jan.
83
Jan. 11
493* Feb. 15
89?* Feb. 19
1467
♦°rlor Hen Si-year a ♦ 4 Ms
♦
35?* Feb.
27?* Jan.
18
Ky 01 Mestco—
♦Jan 1914 coupon on...
529",066
Sale
Sale
95?* Sale
87 X Sale
109 X
109 X
88
103 X
67 X
103 Vs
14
Sale
75?*
Sale 104?*
86?* 85
86?* 85
82?*
—1986 A O
A
Feb. 13
33?* Feb. 13
16?* Feb.
1
36
3 14?*
6 153*
91
3 96
953* Sale
106
107?*
5 107?*
Feb.
4 105?*
105?* 105 Xs 105
Sale 104?*
103?* Feb.
1 104
107 X 107?* 107?* 106?* Feb. 17 107?*
100
Feb.
4 102?*
100 X 1023* Sale
12?*
Sale
Gen ft ref s f 4Ms ser C...
Gen ft ref 8s series B__
17,000
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
Feb.
93
98
Gen & ref sf 6sser D
"T.555
AO
O 92
21
1988
...1988
1955
General ft refunding 8s A
Sale
13
39
30?* Feb.
'
105 %
104 J*
103 M
107
87
-
83,00f0
iH
70
Sale
Sale
32
31
26
27
17
31
26
30
26
31?* Feb. 26
32
30
Jan.
Jan. 31
Feb.
7
52
2
2
2
2
14
14?*
32
31
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Jan.
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Jan.
15
17
34 X
871", 606
59?*
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52?*
303*
46?* Jan. 31
42?* Feb. 11
11
6
3
Feb.
ISM
•
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Feb.
31
2
2
2
Jan.
69
32?*
6
3
83
36
76
77X Feb.
33
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
15
19
70
Sale
2
29
38
493* Feb".
89?* Feb.
1
31
16
32?* Jan.
18
3
3
34 M
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb.
93
Feb.
65
1
\
233* Jan.
183* Jan.
81?* Jan.
71?* Feb.
61?* Feb.
Sale
65
64
45?*
m
1977 M N
..
Feb.
3
Feb. 27
3
26
♦Certificates of deposit.........
A ref (t
ter <»
.1978 MN
♦ im
35
27
45?* Feb.
1
42?* Feb. 11
50?* Feb.
1
39
Feb.
7
30?* Feb.
7
Feb."
19
1975 MS
General 4s
45?* Feb.
Feb.
20
♦Certificates of deposit........
♦
41X Feb. 25
Feb. 26
8
39
85
40?* Sale
8
1967
Ian
Sale Prices
44"
73?* Sale
.
Sale
Sale Prices
48
Sale
86?*
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
87?* Feb.
67?*
Sale
0
♦1st Ar refund Ss series 4.....1968 F
451,000
10,000
1,127,000
1,025,000
36,000
230,000
72
62 X
65
44
Highest
92
873*
Sale
M
J
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373*
Sale
35?*
45?*
78
42
43
42
•
37
12
50
J
D
A
♦Cum adjust 8* series A
{♦Missouri Pacific RR Co—
Sale
Lowest
29
546,000 MStPftSSM4a atpd guar
1938 J
1st cons 8s.......
.......1938 i
64,000
1st cons 8s ltd m to Int....
1938 J
304,000
54,000
122,000
179,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
to
Feb. 29 1936
$
:
EXCHANGF-—BONDS
Feb.
20
Feb.
17
19
2 101?* Feb. 21
3 104?* Feb. 28
Feb. 17
2 90
.4 97?* Feb. 21
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 28
Jan.
2 96
4 1043*
2 973*
Jan.
3 873*
Jan;
2 1053*
Jan.
3 95?*
Feb. 17
94?*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
17
21
21
15
19
Jan.
3
Jan.
8 109
Feb.
107?* Feb.
1
3
17
108?* Feb.
66?* Jan.
Feb.
15
108?* Feb. 28 1093* Feb.
104?* Feb. 27 104?* Feb.
104?* Feb. 18 1053* Feb.
1
3
6
75
58
Jan. 13
108?* Feb. 28 109?*
104?* Feb. 27 105?*
104?* Feb. 18 107
Feb.
5
75
20
95?* Feb.
2
2
3 1083* Feb.
4 77?* Feb.
65
.
3
3 108?* Feb.
3 773* Feb. 17
Feb.
15
Jan.
6
Jan.
9
Jan.
2
N Y ft Erie—See Erie RR.
75,000
105,000
N Y Gas El Lt Ht ft Pow 5s
Purchase money coll tr g 4s...1949 F
D
A
95
114
38,000 N Y ft Greenw L prior lien gu 5s.l946 MN
19,000 V V ft Harlem « tH*
301)0 M N
1973 M N
340,000 N Y Lack & Western 4s ser A
Guar 4M* series B
90,000
.....1973 N N
61
125
125?* 124?* Feb.
114
Feb.
114?* Sale
94
N Y L E ft W Coal ft RR 6 Ma
Dock ft Impt 1st 5s..
N
V
a
Lonu Hrinrh
N Y & N Eng
a*n
4*
(Bost Term) 4s.
1942 M N
J
1943 J
l««i
M
83?*
92?*
89 M
75?*
87
*
95M
1939 A O
Sale
943* 973*
102?* Sale
103?*
97
Sale
1003*
1033* 1043* 107?*
101
100?*
104?*
104?*
104?*
104?*
101?*
98
Sale
Sale
94J* Feb.
102?* Feb.
97
Feb.
104?* Feb.
3 125?* Feb. 21
1 115
Feb. 18
3 98
1 103?*
1 100?*
7 1073*
Feb.
13
Feb. 17
Feb. 27
Feb. 29
2 125?* Feb. 21
Feb. 18
8 115
122?* Jan.
113?* Jan.
103
Feb.
Jan.
3 1003*
2 107?*
9 101
7 105
Jan.
943* Jan.
Jan.
100?* Jan.
104?* Jan.
-----
98
2 104
Feb. 27
Feb. 29
3
92?* Jan.
102
Jan.
13
27
17
Jan.
8
30 100?* Jan.
30
-----
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1
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11
■.
:
N. Y. STOCK
March, 1936]
Low
Sales
in
BONDS
February
Value
n.
y. stock exchange
from
July 1
li
Feb. 29 1936
Feb. 1
Bid
t*JN Y New Haven A Hartford—
♦Non-cony debenture 4a
1947 M
12,000
0
A
0
36
36
0
364
J
J8*
a*
367,000
173",666
♦
♦
♦
^lon-conT debenture % He
8on-conv debenture 3 Via
1947
1954 A
^on-con? debenture 4a......1955 J
195ft M N
♦Non-cony debenture 4a
ft
Convertible debenture 34a
.1956 J
J
♦
Convertible debenture 4a.... 194* J
J
♦
1940 A
Collateral trust 6a
♦
A ref 4H> ser of 1927
larlent R A P* Che* 1st 4s.
1967
at
♦
N Y Oit A West 1st g 4s
7,000
33,000
27,000
14,000
J
June 19VJ
M
....1955 I
General 4a.
{♦N Y Prov A Boston gen 4s. ,.-1942 4
N V % Putnam 1st con «unr 4*
1993 A
Prior Hen 6s aeries A_.
Prior lien 6s assented.....
1st as ser A....1947
New York Steam
1st mortgage 5s
5a...............1956
395,000 N Y Susq A West 1st mf g 5a._-.1437
Second gold 4 v^s...... .......1937
50,000
General gold 5s. ............1940
86,000
Terminal
1,000
209,000 N Y Tel 1st
-
H N
MN
f
1946 J
1946
f g 6a..
6s stamped
172,000
1,252,000 N Y Westcbes A Bos 1st 4v%s_.._194ft
14,000 Ntag Lock * Ont Pow lav 5s A...1455
1950
973,000 Niagara Share (Mo) deb 54a
...
Feb.
3
8
30
Jan.
37
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
Feb.
11
28
36
36
34
364
Sale
354
Sale
364 Feb.
354 Feb.
35
Sale
35
Feb.
29
34
Feb.
28
384
374
374
374
37
Feb.
29
41
364
Sale
284
Sale
37
404
364
Sale
7254
1024
D
21
Sale
364 Feb.
29
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974 Feb.
494 Feb.
1
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Sale
Sale
474
1024
924
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43
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1
1054 106
434 Sale
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52
804
75
794
IVA 63
67
70
644 Sale
101
1004
1014
1104 111
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91
93
874
854
95
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854 Sale
854
18
Sale
174
194 Sale
107
1074 108
1074 1074
102
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994 Sale
994
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284 Jan.
324 Jan.
26
Sale
364
53
30
11
Feb.
23
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Sale
11
"93" "89"""Feb.
464 Feb.
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11
15,000
♦10-year
s
1947
f 6s
New 4 6%
16,000
....1947
.1950
....
116.000
re»
5a A. 1961
40,000
Pocahontas C A C Joint 4s
196,000
1941
North American Co deb 5a
98.000 North Am Edlaon deb 5a
93,000
Deb
54»
O
P
A
M
N
4
O
J
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...Nov 15 1969
M N
M
F
A
O
A ref 5s aer A... 1974
Gen A ref 4 4s series A
1974 VI
to sale of April
aa
103 4 Sale
1034 104
1034 1044 104 4 106
105
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1054 106
120
125
1204
1124
112.4 Sale
70
674 Sale
68
70
A...1957 U
ser
tftMnrVhern Ohio 1st guar g As
194*
3,000
♦Ex Apr '33, Oct '33, Apr *34 coups
Stamped
D
FA
...Aug 15 19t>.< e
B
ser
...1961
North Cent gen
"4", 000
95
884 100
904
52
56
574
554
146
1464 1484 143
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19
194 Sale
Sale
17
18
184
59
564 Sale
Sale
117
1174 1184
1064 1074 1074
Sale
105
1054 Sale
N
A
♦Certificates of deposit..........
33,000 •{♦Norfolk St South 1st g 5s ...1941
1996
132,000 Norfolk A West Rv 1st con g 4s
309,000
vl
MN
106
Jan.
54
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
27
894 Feb.
11
6
83
45
14
46
Feb.
4 101
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13
72
4
100
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
1114 Feb. 24
Feb.
13
Feb.
25
224 Feb.
18 1074 Feb.
1 1024 Feb.
11
96
1
3
1
F
----
.....
1,640,000
377.000
1074
1074
70
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.
301,000
1,000
230,000
116,000
39,666
123,000
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1014
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103
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108
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106
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North States Power 5s A
1st A ref 6s aeries 8..
1941
A
N'weatern Teletf 44a extended ..1944 J
O
J
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195?
Ogden A Lake Ch 1st guar g 4s
'Ihlo Connecting Ry 1st 4s
194ft
194'.1
4
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O
J
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78
90
O
87
A
99
.1940
1947 F
1st A ref 7a aeries B
1st g Ss
1936
8",000
14,000
3,000
1937 A
....
1943 P
A
1945 M N
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
Oregon RR A Nav con g 4s.
64,000
Iregon Shor* I.Ins 1st ron g 5s
944
I
D
834
J
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194<
144*
40,000
J
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35,000
J
Ore-Wash RRANav IstAref 4s...1961 )
366,000
Oslo Gas A Elec extl s f g 5s.
1963 M S
62,000
100
8H
....
200,000
45,000
459,000
337,000
122,000
87,000
91,000
168,000
16,000
Otis Steel
sec
g 6s series A
1941
M
D
•>actftc RR of Mo 1st
ft
A
l«.U
J
J
1937 J
♦2d extended gold 5s
Pact 1c Tel A Tel 1st 5s.
J
..1952 M N
39-year 5s series A
paducah A Illinois
J
D
I43ft
4s..
195* J
J
•{♦Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st g as. .1940 J
♦Certificates of deposit.......
D
1st
s
f 44s
.
1955 P
♦1st mtge s f g 3s loan ctfs
s
1,500,000
48,000
25,000
66,000
16,000
5,000
•avls-Orleans RRRxt
•
*
,38
Sale
38
cum
deb
1953 J
1944
o»
A
Peterson A Passaic G A R 5s
1949 W
♦Paulista Ry 1st A ref 7a aer A... 1942 M
8
.
S
Pennaylvania Co Guar 34a tr ctfa aeriea A.....1937 M S
2,000
Guar
34a coll
tr ctu sei
B._
Guar g 34a tr ctfa Berles C.
23,000
467,000
157,000
1941
D
1944 J
D
Feb."A
15
13
2
224 Feb.
1114 Jan.
8 108
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22 1024 Feb.
2
Feb.
25
164 Jan.
154 Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
51
115
Feb.
18
6 1054 Feb.
18
1064 Jan.
1034 Jan.
4
Feb.
1024 Feb. 24 104
3 1054 Feb. 27
1034 Feb.
1024 Feb. 14 1054 Feb. 28
1024 Jan.
1034 Feb.
1014 Jan.
Jan.
120
1124 Jan.
654 Jan.
8
8
924 Feb. 21
574 Jan.,30
155
Jan,
7
224 Feb. 19
214 Feb. 21
16
142
15
13
Feb.
60
2 118
Feb.
9 1074 Jan.
26
2 1064 Jan,
17
3 1044 Jan.
3 106
Jan.
2 1054 Feb.
24
13 1214 Jan.
6 113
Jan.
16
70
Feb.
15
11
25
21
15
28
2
18
70
Feb.
25
70
Feb.
25
Feb.
1
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29
Feb.
21
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Feb.
21
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120
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84
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254
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59
65
564
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19
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8
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6
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1
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394 Feb.
10
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19
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28
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4
994 Jan.
1014 Feb.
17
93
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73
6 101
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17
10
20
26
614 Jan.
594 Jan.
23
23
60
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10
29
6
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3
1334 Feb.
34
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974 Feb.
25 1514 Jan.
6
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3
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19
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15
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15
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14
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99
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71
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60
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50
26
103
6
11
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1084e Feb. 27 1104 Jan.
Feb.
106
6
19
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1014 Feb.
23
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88
1044 Feb.
6
23 1074 Feb.
8 103
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28 1034 Jan.
56
1044 Feb.
10
21
484 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
29
26
Feb.
1
26
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3 114
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15 112
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9 1204 Jan
11
Feb.
-----
6
1014 Jan
10 1034 Feb. 17
13 1144 Feb. 26
974 Feb.
1334 Feb. 25 1414 Feb.
56
88
17
6
594 Feb.
58
Sale
96
96
Jan.
3
Feb.
4
3 1134 Jan.
2 1134 Jan.
5 1204 Feb.
14 121
Feb.
1
16
Jan.
1124 Jan.
1124 Jan.
1014 Jan.
1114 Jan.
1134 Jan.
1
Jan.
10
10
17
22
24 106
21 107
394 Feb.
26
Feb.
Feb.
24
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
3
21
22 108
34
19 112
11
21
29
17 1144 Feb.
6 114
Feb.
70
3 1114 Feb.
2 107
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3 1074 Feb.
1014 Jan.
102
3 103
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17
26
70
994
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4 1034
964 Sale
148
1404 1414 135
42
38
Feb. 26
37
39
414
42
68
65 4
614 Feb. 21
634
67
684
3 122
119 • 1204 119
122
1194 Feb.
70
60
Feb. 26
60
70
764
764
106
M h
100
105
102
A
107
108
4
73
654 Feb.
103 4 Sale
1034 Feb. 26 1044
1044 Sale
107
Feb.
1 1084
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107
1074 Sale
1004 1014 1014 1014 1004 Feb. 21 1014
4 101
Sale
984 Feb.
1004
Sale
104
1034 Sale' 1034 Feb. 28 104
10846 Feb. 27 1084
1084 Sale
1084 Sale
1064
1064
50
Feb. 20
50
60
544
524 "554
47
51
484 Feb. 26 54
514 Sale
60
65
4
107'732Feb. 20 1084 Jan.
3 111
Feb. 29
1044 Jan.
09
6
Feb. 21
744 Jan.
2 1024 Feb. 21
93
Jan.
7
13 1024 Jan. 13
14 1044 Feb. 14
6 104
Jan.
27 106
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30 1034 Jan.
6
99
Feb.
6
20
9
11
Detroit RK—
.
.
....
......
15-year secured 64s.....
,.|6h F A
Secured gold 5a..
.......1964 MN
827,000
Debenture gold 44a..........1970
480,000
General 44a aeries D
.....1981
688,000
Gen mtge 44s series E
1984
15,000 Peoples Gas A Coke 1st 6a..... 1943
91,000
Refunding gold 5a............1947
For foctnotea, see page 33
9 101
Jan.
13
1024
114 ? 1144 1134
1134
1134
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1194 1204 119
1194
1204 Sale
103
1941
13
14
25
11
26
1034
1014
39,000
1st A ref gold 44a aeries A
1977 A O
1,000
44a series B._
1981
552,000 Pann Pow A Lt lat M 44a.
1981 A," O
22,000 "•no RR conaol gold 4a
1943 M N
63,000
Conaol gold 4a
1948 M N
9,000
Stamped dollar bonds
1948 M N
66,000
Con sol 44s Issua of 1915......I960 F A
358,000
General 44a Series A
......1965 J D
211,000
General 5s Series B
1968 J D
370,666
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1134
1134
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119
1194
1952 H N
.
Pann Dixie Cement lat 6a A....
Nnn Ohio A
¥
1942 J
.
Guar g 34a tr ctfs aeries D.
49-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser B
28-year 4s
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
-
88
l^ftft M
5 4s
t*P#rk Lexington 64s ctfs
Parmelee Trans
A
...1955 J
f debenture 6s.....
25
25
167,000 Paramount
Broadway Corp—
85,000 Paramount
Pictures Inc—
894 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1084
1084
1004
1004
1124 Feb.
1124 1134 113 4 Sale
1124 1124 1124 1124 1124 Feb.
S
Pacific Coast Co 1st | 5«
|94t> J
Pacific GAB gen A ref 5s aer A-. 1942 J
1st A ref 4s series G
1964 J
ext
13
93
Feb.
"
General gold 5s
Ontario Power N P 1st 5s
27
96
104
---
A
Ohio Pub Service let St ref 7 n*
6
Feb.
Feb.
2
108
108
1004 1614 1004 lOi""
19?*
10554
M
105
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104
M N
Ohio River RR
78
2047
.
.....
Jan.
8
60
18
13
4
214 Feb.
29
Jan.
Jan.
1
29 1124 Feb.
1
70
Feb.
19
24
Jan.
1 118
1124 Feb.
674 Feb.
19
Feb.
Feb.
84
15
1
4 1074
Feb.
81
Feb.
1074 107,73zFeb. 20 1074
Sale
5 Ill
1064 Feb.
82
7
Sale
774 Feb.
1 1024
Sale
984 Feb.
1 1114
Sale
1094 Feb.
3 zl07
1084 1034 Feb.
1 1074
103
Feb.
Sale
2047 J
2047 l
Ohio Indiana A West 5s...Apr 1 1938 Q-J
35,000
25,000
I
Sale
2047 J
.
Ref A Impt 5s Series D.
Xorvhern Ry o* Call* guar 5s
21
17
21
Feb.
83
924 Feb. 21
8
574 Feb.
5
"26
Feb.
72
8
19
Feb.
1104 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
564
1164
1064
103 4
2
6
.—
67
,
Ref A Impt 4 4s Series A..
Ref A Impt 6s Series B
Ref A Impt 5s Series C.
184 Feb.
8
13
5
14
7
884 Jan.
484 Jan.
25 1484 Feb.
1
224 Feb.
23
10
1074 Jan.
964 Jan.
and
♦Oct 1 1933 and
Apr 1 1934 coups
5,000
Nor Ohio Trac A Lt 6s aer A
..1947 M S
29,000
Northern Pacific prior dan 4s.
*
.1997 m
462,000
Gen lien ry A Id gv 3s.
.Jan 2947 Q f
692,000
803,000
Feb.
21 107
8
6
11
Jan.
994 Feb.
564 Feb.
494 Feb.
13
19
4
904 Feb.
534 Feb.
142
Jan.
Jan.
424 Jan.
354 Jan.
27
19
24
Feb.
514 Feb. 18
264 Feb. 20
404 Jan. 23
164 Jan.
89
4
93
IF
Jan.
31
Feb.
7
Jan.
3 "934
824 Jan.
1054 Feb. 11 1064
2
47
314 Jan.
2
47
314 Jan.
6 1034
994 Jan.
2 1034
994 Jan.
1074 Jan. 24 1084
1084 Jan. 14 1104
106
Jan. 30 1074
17
21
NordeutscheLloyd (Bremen)—
125,000 Nord Rys extl a f 64s.
462,000 •JftNorfolk South 1st A
43
Feb.
Feb.
384 Feb. 11
374 Feb. 11
374 Feb. 11
294 Jan.
294 Jan.
514 Feb. 18
264 Feb. 20
5
404 Feb.
5
994 Feb.
564 Feb. 14
6
494 Feb.
45
74
/"J
6
20
40
804
J
A
A
1943
1939 M N
14 4a
a
h
M N
1st gold 5s
A gen
21,000 N Y Trap Rock 1st
AO
P
39
93 4 Feb.
1
1054 Feb. 11 1064 Feb.
Feb.
374 Feb. 14 47
Feb.
Sale
43
374 Sale
374 Feb. 14 47
Sale
102
102
Feb.
1 1034 Feb.
102
3 1034 Feb.
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1024 163"" 1024 Feb.
1 1074 Feb.
1074 Sale
1074 Feb.
1074
III" 1084 Feb. 4 1094 Feb.
1084 1084 110
106
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Feb.
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1064 107
1064 1074 106
O
F
294 Jan.
Sale
"374
O
3
37
Feb.
Feb.
39
Feb.
Feb.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
36
1024
894
D
1951 M N
..........
Ask
36
43
8
M N
M
Ask Bid
40
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29
21
1965
...1951
.
...
Feb.
394
974
494
D
1965
N Y A Rich Gaa 1st 6s A
1st mortgage
O
.1954 M N
81,000 N Y & Queens EI Lt & Pr 3^8.-1965
1,015,000 ♦JN Y Rya Corplnc 6s....... Jan 1965
♦Income 6s assented
1965
613,000
4,000
20,000
39
.....1957 M N
>ebenture 4a
♦
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
1933
to
$
12,000
49,000
121,000
113,000
67,000
810,000
149,000
754,000
833,000
228,000
1,130,000
27
EXCHANGE—BONDS
A
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106
Feb.
1114
110
112
1194
1104
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1194 121
1124 Sale
1114
1114
1114
1194
1104
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
118
Sale
119
118
Feb.
1124
Sale
13
106
Feb.
14 1124 Feb.
19 1124 Feb.
25
14 112
Feb.
25
25 121
Feb.
10
1104
1114
1114
1184
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1 113
27
4 Feb. 28
20 1194 Feb.
19
994 100
106
Sale
1014 Sale
1064 Sale
1064 Sale
1164 117
109
1094
106"
"Feb. "I
i054 Sale
I05,532Feb.
1034
1094
Sale
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110
Sale
1174
1014
1064
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1164
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Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1174 Feb. 27
110
109
Feb.
24
Sale
2 1064 Feb. 28
104
Jan.
1084 Feb. 25 1084 Feb. 25
Feb.
1 107
104
Feb.
21
1094 Feb. 27
110
110
Feb.
Feb.
29
1 107
Jan,
13 1124 Feb.
27 1124 Jan.
3 112
Jan.
8 121
Feb.
Jan. 20 1134 Feb.
2 1194 Feb.
1154 Jan.
994 Jan. 22 1004 Jan.
7 1064 Jan,
105,532Feb.
2 104
Feb,
994 Jan.
2 1094 Feb.
1054 Jan.
2 110
Feb.
1054 Jan.
3 1174 Feb.
1154 Jan.
2 110
Feb.
1064 Jan.
109
16
25
6
13
10
28
19
2
3
21
27
29
27
24
38'
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Low
Sales
in
Value
N.
T.
from
STOCK EXCHANGE
Feb. 29 1936
Feb. 1
"Feb.
Ask Bid
257,000
381,000
2,000
277,000
188,000
763,000
r
12,000
4,000
6,000
'
43,000
524,000
44,000
134,000
804,000
2,643,000
101.000
27,000
Peoria Ac Beet let
•Income 4s
cone
1940 A
4a
1990
(flat)........
J
M
S
1st 4 4 Via series C....
Phlla Bait 8c Wash 1st 4
1980
4a-_---1943
Convertible deb 6s............1949 M
P G G & St L 4
Con
.Con
Con
140,000
406,000
Con
Con
1940
4)4* series B 4uar 4
1942
4)4* series G guar 4......1942
4s series D 4uar 4..
..1945
3H* series E guar 4.
1949
4s series F 4uar 4
,.1953
4a series G guar 4
1957
4s series H guar 4......
1960
4%» series I 4............1963
4)4* series J guar
1964
4Hs series A..
Sale
S
Sale
Sale
49% Sale
Sale
Sale
111
A
O
F
A
D
F
F
A
J
D
1st 4)4* series D
1977 J D
200 Port Arthur Canal 8c Dock 6s..—1953 F A
1st mtge 6s series B
1953 F A
41,000
4 Vis.. 1960 M S
1st 5s 1935 extended to 1950........ J
J
1,310,000 Portland General Blectrie
stk
@
J
1950 J
J
1948 i
J
♦♦Debenture gold 6s..........1941 J
30,000
304,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s
..1951 A
Gen 6c ref 4Vis series A
1997 I
217,000
Gen & ref 4 Via series B
l
1997 J
36,000
Rem Rand 5 Vis A with warr.....1947 M
1,629,000
5Vis without warrants
.1947 M
43,000
<
55",000
D
O
J
J
N
N
Rensselaer Ac Saratoga 1st gu 68.1941 MN
Republic Iron 6c Steel a f 5s
.1940 A O
Steel Corp 4Vis ser A
1950 A O
1,423,000 Republic
225,000
254,000
164" 666
Gen mtge
1961 F
4)4s series B
Purch money 1st 5 Vis conv
1948 M S
J
1956 J
21,000 ♦Rheinelbe Union s f g 7s
1946 J
23,000 ♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s.......1953 J
r
11,000 ♦Rhino-West Elec Power 7s__
♦Direct mortgage gold 6s
23,000
♦Cons mtge 6s..
1953 M.N
.............
.1953 F
.1953 J
188,000
7,000
9,000
44,000
156,000
J
A
D
♦Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s... .1939 J
J
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Rochester Gas 8c B15Vis ser C._ .1948 M S
Gen Mtge4 Vis series D..
32*000
A
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.1944 MN
MN
.1955 F
Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s.. 1939 J
240,000
2,000
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......
.1977 M S
.1963 M S
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4,000 St Jos Ac Grand Island 1st g 4s
1937
112,000 St Joseph Ry L H 9c P 1st 5s
1996
6,000 St Lawr Ac Adirondack 1st g 5s
3d gold 6a.
...1996
1,000
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107 k
♦♦River 8c Gulf DIv 1st g 4s... 1933 MN
777,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
23,000
1948 i"i
272,000 {♦St L Peo Ac N W 1st 5s
J
1955 J
48,000 St L Kky M Ac Pec 5s stmpd
{♦St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
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♦Priori len 4s series A
...1950 j
1,089,000
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341,000
♦Prior lien 6s series B.
1950 j~"J
311,000
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207,000
♦Con M 4Vis series A...
1978 M 8
2,131,000
♦Certificates of deposit stamped
637,000
388,000 ♦tit. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s
1989 MN
J
{♦Id gold 4s Income bond.Nev 1989 J
102,000
J
♦1st terminal Ac unlf 5s
1952
403,000
J
♦Gen Ac ref 5s series A
....1990
507,000
J
1937
20,000 lit Paul City Ry Gable 5s
J
Guaranteed 5s......
1937
3,000
Jan.
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'82k Jan.
9
100k Feb. 21
3
108k Jan. 17
9
34
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89
87
3 158
31
"5 105" Feb' *21
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82
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75k Jan.
96k Jan.
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106k Jan.
104k Jan.
4
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2 121 Vi Feb. 21
110Vn Jan.
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7 103
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21 107 k Feb. 27
2
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82
6 41% Jan. 23
9 90% Jan. 16
2
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79
2 109 k Feb.
4
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97
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79
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7
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1
33
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9
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28k
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33 Vi
33 Vi
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35
28 Vi
28 Vi
29
30
32 %
35
98 k Feb. 25
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75
77 Vi
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107 Vi
109 Vi Sale
108k
108
108 k HO
107 k
107 H
108 Vi
108
107
18
18 80k Feb. 17
3 107k Feb. 27
73
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7
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10
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87
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37 % Sale
84% Sale
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99
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118k Feb. 14
2 119k Feb. 27
10 119k Feb. 26
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108 k 108% 107 Vi 108 k 107 Vi Feb
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97
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m
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15
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27
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.1948 A
Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4a .1949 J
Rutland R R 1st cons g 4Vis... .1941 J
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109"
1
83 k Feb.
108
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3 113 k Feb.
3 113k Feb.
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110
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88
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27
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13
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14
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3
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119k 119k 117 k Feb.
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119
84 k
1950 MN
..
19,000
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15,000
305,000 ♦{♦Richfield Oil of Calif 6s..
♦Certificates of deposit......
380,000
1,000 Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s.
6,000 ♦Rlma Steel s f 7s..
114",000
J
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A
1954 MN
Revere Copper 6c Brass 6s A
1st mtge 4)4*
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Sale
105
(65% pd)....
113
110
103 k
108
106 k
43 k
24
27
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98
1
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15
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J
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3
113 Vi Feb.
113 k Feb.
13
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118
145,000 ♦{♦Pressed Steel Gar 10-year 5s ..1933 J J
18,000 {♦Providence Securities deb 4s gul957 MN
1956 M
25
104
Jan.
109
107 Vi
78
♦Providence Terminal 1st 4s.
Feb.
—
108k Jan.
89
117V4
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98", 000 Pub Serv El & G 1st & ref 4s
2,548.000 Pure OH Co s f 4k» with warr
4)4* without warrants
62,000
412,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s « a 6s
{♦ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
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Feb. 28
Feb.
4
2
108 k Jan.
98 k Jan
Sale
J
2,000
103,000 Porto Rlcan Am Tobac conv 6s..1943
1953
1,742,000 {♦Postal Teleg 6c Sable coll 5s
5
103 Vi
110 Vi
MN
D
13
Sale Prices
92
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17
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108
110
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1
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76
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3 105
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43 k Feb.
3 52%
24
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3 32k
31
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30 Vi
31Vi 30k Feb. 27 33 k
108
108% 107Vi Feb. 14 109
58%
59
A
Pitts Ya 8c Char 1st guar 4s
.1943 MN
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1st mtge 4)4* series B
1959 A O
1st mtge 4Vi* aeries C
1960
Pitts Y 8c Ash 1st gen 4s ser A..1948
1st gen 6s series B
...1963
1st gen 5s series C-.
.......1974
Sale
Sale
105
108 >i 108 %
108k 106 Vi
1970 J D
........1975 A O
....1977 J J
Gen guar 6s series A
General 4 6s ser B.
General 4 Vis series G
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
92
Feb. 13
89
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17
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12Vi Feb.
108 k Feb.
6
6 108 k Feb.
Feb.
7
Sale 101 Vi Feb. 28 104
Feb. 13
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Feb. 19
96
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1 98
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85
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69*666
J
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8,000
102,000
75,000
152,000
A
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29
96%
il2Vi 112Vi Sale 111k Feb. 17 112k
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126
120
122k 120
114k
113Vi Feb.
11454
113H 114V4 112% Feb. 25 114k
1963 MN
Con
18,666
92
Sale
J
Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4s.. ,1937 J
Plllsbury Flour Mills 30-yr 6s
1943 6 O
Con
3,000
102%
U Sale
General 4 Via series D
....1981 J D
Pblla Company secured Sold 6a. 1967 J D
Phlla Elec Co 1st 4%*..
1967 MN
1st 8c ref 44s......
........1971 J D
Phlla 6c Read C6c Iref 6s....
1973 J J
Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s
9,000
8,000
5,000
4
14 Vi
108k
Sale
103 k
M.N
General 6s Series B.......
1974 F
Gen g4Hs series G......-.-..1977 J
91
90
Sale
A
Peoria 8c Pekln Un 1st 5tt» 4...1974 F
Pere Marquette let 5s series A...1956 J
1st 4s Series B
.............1956 J
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
July 1 1033
BONDS
February
St Louis Iron Mtn Ac South—-
74
80%
19
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
3*4",000
D
E Grand Trunk 4Vis
1947 J
Ac K C Short L guar 4Vis 1941 F
J
{♦tit Paul
113,000 {♦St Paul
83
62
84
64
51% Sale
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101k
101 Vi
103 k
24
29
37 %
-----
24 V
22
21
Sale
19 k
20%
.
lit Paul Ac Duluth 1st conaoi 4s.. 1968 J
Sale
Sale
21% Sale
Sale
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87Vi Sale
64
52 Vi
35 Vi
Sale
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102
102
103 k
25
A
26
Sale
22
J
J
106
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106
Feb.
4
46k Feb.
81k Feb.
27
5
19k Feb.
18
27
13
74
47Vi
85Vi
18
Feb.
21k
17 k
18k
17k
83k
62k
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
4
Feb.
Feb. 17
51
Feb.
Feb.
19
75
8*
Feb.
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29
15k Jan.
14k Jan.
17k Jan.
15
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14k Jan.
13 k Jan.
76k Jan.
25
23
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29
4
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5
22
Feb.
20
Feb.
6
6
25
90k Feb.
66 k Feb.
59
Feb.
8
20
35k Feb. 26 41k Feb. 11
Feb. 20
4 102
101k Feb.
Feb. 19
101k Feb. 18 102
"27"" "27" ""Feb".
23
3
86
21
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28
25
50
39k
28k
100k
101 Vi
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27
Feb.
4
Jan.
5l% Feb. 13
86
Jan.
Jan.
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Jan.
21
25
23
22
20
90k
66 k
59
41k
102 k
102k
Jan,
"31"
Jan.
17k Jan.
Feb.
19
23k Feb. 29
27
Feb.
29
Feb.
4
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
20
11
31
Jan.
31
8
Feb*." 13
Feb.
4
tit Paul Minn Ac Manitoba—
5s extended to July 1 ........1943
210,000
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s...
1937
9,000
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4s.. .1940
1,000
25,000 tit Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar. 1972
549,000 flan Ant Ac Aran Pass 1st guar 4a. 1943
46,000 ,3an Antonio Public Serv 1st 6s A. 1952
J
D
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
105k Feb.
104% 104 Vi 103 k 103 Vi 104k Feb.
104%
118%
95%
109%
J
Stamped..
49,000
Guar sinking fund 4%* B..
1946 AO
2,000
Stamped.............—.......
13,000
Sclo Vail Ac N E 1st guar g 4s—.1989 MN
7,000
............
120" 119k
Sale
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For footnotes,
see page
33.
"60~"
64
55
55%
114%
106
106
lanta Fe Prase 8c Phenlx 1st 5s..1942 M S
llchulco Go guar 6 Vis...........1946 J
Sale
Sale
iifvi
Feb.
118k Feb.
Sale
98
95k Feb.
110 k 110k 108k Feb.
110
60
64
66
62
Feb.
64
Feb.
60
56 Vi "66*"
64
Febt
116
117k 115k Feb.
5 106k Feb. 11
11 104k Feb,
7
18 106
Feb. 18
7 119k Feb. 25
8
99 Vi Feb. 21
7 110k Feb. 28
Jan/ 24
105
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103 k Jan. 14 104 k
Jan.
8 106
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2 120
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2
89
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108
M
108 k Jan.
66
66
66
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Feb.
6
Feb. 26
58 k Jan.
56 k Jan.
117 k Feb. 24
114Vi Jan.
21 109
24
2
66
Jan.
Feb.
7
7
Feb.
18
Jan.
21
Feb.
21
Feb.
28
21
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Feb. 21
Feb.
6
15 66
Feb. 26
8 66
10 117k Feb. 24
March, 1936]
N. T. STOCK
Low
Sales
in
Value
July 1
BONDS
[ February
n. y.
g 4s ..1950 a
6,000 '{♦Seaboard Air Lin# lat
1,000
36,000
132,000
283,000
102,000
1,671,000
626,000
198,000
726,000
♦Certificates of deposit
o
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o
a
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....Oct 1949 f
a
♦♦Stamped 4s
.....1950
♦Certificates of deposit.
♦Adjustment 5s
♦♦Refunding g 4s
1959 a o
.....
♦Certificates of deposit....
♦1st a cons 4s series a.
.
—
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
1933
Feb.
Bid
$
72,000
from
Feb. 29 1936
stock exchange
29
EXCHANGE-BONDS
1
Feb.
Ask Bid
19 %
22
19%
19*4
19 %
54
7%
7%
26
Sale
20
Ask
16
244
16%
20
16
184
19%
16%
Sale
5
Sale
7% Sale
7%
8%
8
Sale
11
7
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
194 Feb.
19% Feb.
3
8
20% Feb. 18
19% Feb.
8
Feb.
3
21
19% Feb.
7
Feb.
4
19
5
3
8
20% Feb.
19% Feb.
18
8
6
21
8
21
Feb.
Feb.
11
13
8%
10%
9%
13%
11%
24%
Feb. 11
Feb.
6
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
Feb. 13
Feb.
11
17
21
Feb.
13
16
84
10%
9%
13%
11%
24%
Feb. 11
Feb.
6
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
Feb. 13
17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
7% Feb.
7
4
Jan.
20
7% Feb.
8
4
Jan.
28
6% Feb.
-
3%
6%
6%
9%
8%
Jan.
Jan.
♦Certificates of deposit.....
i?8
Sale
9
Sale
9
Feb.
Feb.
26
28
20%
Sale
21
Sale
20
Feb.
1
4%
.1945 MS
♦Certificates of deposit....
♦♦Atlan-Birm dlv 1st g 4s.May 1933 MB
{Seaboard-All Fla 1st 4s a
1935
Sale
5% Sale
44 Feb.
1
5
Sale
5% Sale
103% Sale
44 Feb.
103
Feb.
104
Feb.
21
103
Jan.
Sale
103
Feb.
104
Feb.
1
103
Feb.
102% Feb.
1
102%
84%
59%
42%
111%
29%
10
Sale Prices
19% Feb.
17% Jan.
6% Feb.
74 Feb. 27
74 Feb. 28
1
Highest
25
;
7
6
2
7
3
7
Series b
1935
♦Certificates of deposit....
128,000 Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5%g a....1948 F
111,000
A
..1953 M N
1947 MN
Sale
246,000
107,000
89,000
14,000
62,000
49,000
16,000
55,000
Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s
Shell Union oh • f deb 5s
270,000
2,000
Socony-Vacuum Oil deb 3%a__.-1950 a
South It Nor Ala cons guar 5s...1936 F
o
1963 a
o
102% 102%
85% Sale
62 4
69% Sale
Sale
48
46%
112% 112% 112%
29
30%
30%
Sale
88
85%
Sale
1002932101832
974 Sale
165"" Sale" 105 4 Sale
101 %
1014
114]
14
115%
1953 J
Shtnyetsu el Pow lst4H*
♦♦Siemens ft Halske
D
J
f g 7s.. 1935 J
1951 M 8
sec a
♦Debenture s f 4hi
Sierra ft San Fran Power lat 5a.. 1949 F
♦Silesia-Blec Corp gold 4h*
..1946 F
A
A
Stlesian-Am Corp coll tr g 7a.....1941 7 A
25,000 Skelly oh deb a f 5 ha
1939 m p
j
Debenture 4s
1951 j
338,000
Gen cons guar 59-year 5s
141,000 South BellT * t 1st a f 5s
1941
80,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 4a '47
920,000 Sou pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. '49
1st 4ha (Oregon Lines) ser a..1977
1,069,000
Gold 4hs
851,000
1968
Gold 4hs
1,237,000
May 1 1969
Gold 4%«
1,400,000
1981
289,000
A
Sale
87
J
1074 107%
J
J
Sale
J
D
Sale
J
Sale
974 Sale
904 Sale
Sale
101%
98%
105%
101%
86
108% 108% 107
106%
28
Feb. 24
86
15
Feb.
21
98
Feb.
21
93
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
24
91% Feb. 24
91% Feb. 21
108% Feb. 25
Sale
J
...1956 a
o
1956 a
1996 J
o
78%
J
88%
J
St Louis DIt 1st g 4s
......1951 J
East Tenn reorg lien 5s
1938 m s
Mobile Ac Ohio coll tr 4s
..1938 m s
82%
100%
63
104 4
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
58
Sale
D
J
Ststen Isl Ry 1st gu g 4 %•_
1943 J
♦{♦Stevens Hotel 1st 4s oerles a. 1945
1,316,000 ♦Studebaker Corp cony deb 6s
1945 J
100%
97%
104%
101%
114%
106%
102%
80%
87%
76%
77
21
6
Jan.
Feb.
27
Jan.
3
3
Feb.
Feb.
17 112% Jan.
Feb.
14
Jan.
6
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
6
88% Feb. 20
69* Feb. 21
28
10
30% Jan.
16
Jan.
29
90
Jan.
2
98% Feb. 24
17 102
6
28
Feb.
2 105% Feb.
28 102% Jan.
Jan.
27 114% Jan.
27
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7 108
9 105% Feb.
15
2
Feb.
21
w*
14
4
2
98
Feb.
21
2
93
Feb.
24
2
91% Feb. 24
91% Feb. 21
Jan.
76% Jan.
106% Jan.
106% Jan.
2
Jan.
16
22 106% Jan.
22
2 112
81
Sale
74
3 105% Feb. 28
Jan.
2 105% Feb.
28
1 101% Feb.
68
Feb.
3
28
92% Jan.
28
14
53
Feb.
21
68% Jan.
71% Jan.
2 101% Feb.
Feb.
2
68
Feb.
2
85
Sale
102% Feb.
94% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
85
88
Feb. 19
1
844 Sale
78% Feb.
90
Feb.
5
91% 954
96% Feb. 19
83%
3
89% Feb. 21
874 Sale
83% Feb.
102% Sale 101% Feb. 20 102% Feb. 29
64
Feb.
64% 73
3
76% Feb. 24
754
-----
A
1st g 5a....1955 J
75
8
Feb.
6 104% Jan.
27 103% Jan.
Jan.
3 104
101
94%
58%
74%
Southw Bell Telep 1st Ac ref 5a...1954 F
1st & ret m 3%a aerlea b
1964 j
24
Feb.
92
Feb.
Sale
3
Feb.
105
Feb.
o
Feb.
4
107% Feb. 29
86% Feb.
Sale
90
Feb.
90
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
4s stamped
1955
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s...
1994 i"j
Devel Ac gen 4s series a.......1956 a o
4,129,000
161,000 {♦Spokane Internet
106%
104%
87%
94%
Sale
Sale
28
...
8
m n
Feb.
47
112% Feb. 25
30% Feb. 24
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
p
900,000 South Pac rr lat ref guar 4s.... 1955 J
963,656
100%
97%
104%
101%
88% Feb. 20
69% Feb. 21
Feb.
m
1,270*665
Memphis Dlv 1st g 5s
86
m
San Francisco Term 1st 4s....1950 a
Devel Ac gen 6s series a
Devel & gen *%• series a
zl02%Feb.
84% Feb.
60% Feb.
43% Feb.
111% Feb.
29% Feb.
M N
So Pac of Calif lat cons 5a......1937 MN
South Pac Coast guar 4a
J
...1937 J
682,000
1,214,000
86,000
208,000
8,000
308,000
Sale
105 4 106
90 4 Sale
103
105%
Sale
Sale
1074 Sale
274 Sale
14
21
19
19
2
88
Jan.
4
Jan.
7
96% Feb.
89% Feb. 21
97% Jan.
57% Jan.
104% Jan.
104% Jan.
14% Jan.
107% Feb.
105% Feb.
85
78
Jan.
Feb.
3 102% Feb.
2
76% Feb.
24 105% Jan.
28 *7* Feb.
Feb.
4
29
24
3
20
D
109",666
ii3",666
275,000
5,000
"
CentRy lat m 4s
aer
aorb.1947
Tenn Coal Iron Ac rr gen 5s
Tenn Copper a Chem—
a
...1951 J
Conv deb 4s eerie* b
84,000
......1944 m
789,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series a..1947 J
13,000 Term rr Assn of St l 1st g 4hs..1939
First cons g 5s
6,000
1944
Gen ref a f gold 4s
83,000
1953
471,000 Texarkana Ac f s Ry 5%« a guar. 1950
453,000 Texas Corp conv deb 5s
......1944
144~,666
281,000
355,000
495,000
21,000
567,000
2,579,000
25%
J
Sunbury Ac Lewlatoa 1st g 4a.... 1934 m 8
Swift & Co 1st m 3ha-1950 M 8
Tenn
o
Gen ref 5s
ser
b
1937 j
107
Sale
Sale
24% Feb.
86% Feb.
4,000
1064 106 4 106% 107
!5% Sale
95
Sale
106% Feb.
4 .106% Feb.
85% Feb.
120% Feb.
Feb. 11
1 98
1 120% Feb. 17
104%
Sale
8
Feb.
104
Feb. 28 105
103% 105
Feb. 17
96% Sale
95% Feb. 27 102
5
110% 110% 110% Feb. •8 110% Feb.
D
99
Sale
1105* 111
116
j
a..1955
Sale
117
106% 106% 109%
94
Sale
100%
105
104% Sale
102 4
102%
1184 1184 121%
103
994 Sale
994 Sale
103%
103
994 Sale
1064 106% 107%
69
694 Sale
344 Sale
39%
102
102% 102%
96
954
d
Sale
d
Sale
l a West 1st g 4a
1950 a o
Tol w Va a Ohio 1st guar 4s c..1943 m s
Tor Ham a Buff 1st 4a
1946 i d
Trenton Gas a Elec 1st 5s
1949 m
..........
79", 660
783,000
9,000
36,000
8,000
14,000
6ii"66o
10,000
317,000
1,228,000
Ujlgawa Elec Power secured 7s..1945 m
Union el Lt a Pow
1957 a
(Mo) g 5s
Union Elec lap (iii) 1st 6hs...1954 j
♦{♦Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s
1945 a
s
o
o
Union oh Cal 34-yr 4a ser a May 1942 p a
12-year 4s cony deb
1947 mn
Union Pac rr 1st a land gr g 4s. 1947 j
j
First a
June 3098 m
refunding 4s
1967 j
Gold 4 Ha
1st lien a r«l 5s
United Biscuit
8
j
June 3008 m 8
1968 j
40-year gold 4s
d
(Amer) deb 5s... 1950 a o
974
116
Feb.
Sale" 106% Feb.
Sale
Sale
94
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
102% Sale
88%
91
83%
90
95
97% 89 % Sale
106% 107
106% Sale 106% Sale
19
20%
20%
il20% Sale 121% 122
L20% Sale 120% Sale
ill2
Sale
113% Sale
109% Sale 109% Sale
106
Sale
105% Sale
119% 113 x 114%
Sale
104
104%
Sale
107% 108
106% 107
Sale
8
j
34
Sale
26l
Feb.
Feb.
34%
33
35
f g 7e 1951
{♦Universal Pipe a Rad deb 4s..1936
o
d
100
35
♦Unterelbe Power a Ltg 6s
o
♦Vertlentes Sugar 7s ctfs
♦♦July 1914
coupon
Sale
122%
Sale
34
Sale
99% Sale
69
a
o
f
a
Sale
off..
107%
.1942
d
.1955 m n
.1949 m 8
.1936 mn
Jan.
25
105
q1
97% Feb.
17
102
Feb.
17
110%
111
Jan.
31
116
117
Feb.
25
105%
109% Feb. 27
102% Feb. 19
87- '
102
105
Feb.
28
Feb.
20
104% Feb. 20
104
Feb.
21
Feb.
10
Jan.
23
Feb.
21
102% Feb.
6
Feb.
4
96
79
86% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3 100% Feb. 27
96% Jan.
86% Feb. 18
99% Jan.
103
Feb. 21
120% Feb. 20
130
Feb.
19
98% Feb. 26
4
102% Feb.
90
Feb.
18
85% Feb. 27
5
96% Feb.
3 106% Feb. 24
Feb. 28
6 107
89% Feb. 29
105
Feb.
106
Feb.
7
19% Feb. 13 20% Feb.
Feb. 20
1 122
120% Feb.
120
Feb.
111%
109%
105%
1174
103%
107%
99%
Feb.
Feb.
I eh.
Fefr.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
101
104
Feb.
21
2 100% Feb. 27
Sale
82% Feb.
Jan.
17% Jan.
119% Jan.
21
118
27
1 109% Feb.
14 107% Feb.
3 117% Feb.
1 104% Feb.
3
17
111% Feb.
107% Jan.
105% Feb.
3
19
Feb.
4
3 101% Feb.
10
6 108
Sale
116
Jan.
Jan.
102% Jan.
106% Jan.
90
Feb.
4
951
4
98
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 28
25
Feb. 27
103]
100]
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 25
Feb. 13
4
Feb.
20
21
27
3
6
35% Jan.
2 106
33% Jan.
Feb.
64
Feb.
60
87
Jan.
11
Jan.
Jan.
100% Jan.
17
Feb. 27
17 102% Jan. 31
Jan. 22
7
25 33% Feb.
3
Feb.
65
8
25 118
Jan. 14
30 104% Feb.
9
3 109% Jan. 23
23 101% Feb. 10
14 112% Jan. 28
2
Jan.
42%
Jan. 13 33
2
Jan.
99%
Feb. 27 101%
Jan.
4
72%
Jan. 13
69
106% Jan.
16
Feb.
2 109% Feb.
14 108% Jan.
29%
32%
96%
97%
6% Feb. 10
17
Feb.
33
33
107% Jan.
107% Jan.
3% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2 122
20 123
3 114
32% Feb. 21
Feb.
Feb.
2
18
Jan.
8
Jan.
19
28
9
3
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
98% Jan.
7 107% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb. 26
85% Feb. 24
23 107
6
21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 21
89% Feb. 29
105% Jan.
105
Feb.
16
Sale
15
Feb. 19
17
Feb.
8
106% Feb.
107% Sale
3 107% Feb. 14
1
Feb.
69% Sale
69% Feb. 29 70
100% 100% 100% 100% 100% Feb. 24 100% Feb. 24
70
2 103
Jan.
Feb. 20 120%
Jan. 16 130
6
Jan.
98%
Feb. 28 103
8
90
Jan.
Ill
Sale
3% Feb.
16% Sale
106% 107
101%
1204
117%
90%
101%
84%
Feb.
3 123
3 114
107% Feb. 10 107
j
..
11
104
107%
Sale
4% a.. .1934
For footnotes, aee page 33.
32%
99%
.1957 mn
137",660
3
98
Feb.
11 120% Feb.
103%
3 104
Sale
33
j
109,000 Virginia el a Pow 4s ser a
14,000 Va Iron Coal a Coke 1st g 5s
1,000 Virginia Midland general 5a
Feb.
101% Feb.
92
i33
d
306,000 Vanadium Corp (Am) conv 5s.. .1941
3,000 Vandalla consol * 4s a........ .1955
21
21
21
„
65% Sale
d
1951
aer a..1947
429.000 Utilities Pow a Ltg deb g 5Ha_.._ '47
Debenture 5s
1959
979,000
7 110% Feb.
21 100% Jan.
6 107% Jan.
104
8 34%
32% Feb.
Sale
3 106
104% Feb.
102
100% Feb. 17 100%
Feb.
4
33% 33
33%
Feb.
6
34% 33
33]
33% 32% Feb. 21 33]
114 ^
Sale
34
Feb.
3
42%
33
7 33
32% Feb.
Feb. 27
97% 97
99%
Sale
97% Feb. 27 100
Sale
66
Feb.
5
72%
Sale
61
Feb. 10
69
♦4^1 series c
♦Sinking fund deb 6H0
United Stl Wka(Burbach)
..1953
30
27
9
100% Jan.
122% Feb. 25
112%
Utah Light a Trac 1st a ref 5s_.1944
Utah Power a Light 1st 5s
1944
Jan.
5
Jan.
Feb.
79
Feb.
....
♦United Steel Wks g 4hs ser a..1951 j
474",660
104
.
103
105
102% Feb. 10
120% 122
120% Feb. 20
128
Feb. 17
121%
94
Feb.
4
98% 100
al01% Sale 101% Feb. 28
7
89% 91
89% Feb.
80
4
85%
82% Feb.
8
a
74% Jan.
120
3
108% ...:
104% Sale
100
102%
Consol 4s Series b__
19
Feb. 28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
122% Feb.
108
j
u s Rubber 1st a ref 5s aeries a..1947 j
United Steamship 15-yr 4s
1937 m n
♦♦Vera Crux a Pacific 1st
1 102% Feb.
13 105
101% 105
1154
1934
♦{♦United Rys St l 1st g 4s
100%
Feb.
91% Feb.
33
103% 102
Sale
25
3 109% Feb. 27
1 117
19%
81%
100%
105%
104% Feb.
Feb.
3 107% Feb.
71% Feb.
42% Feb.
4 102% Feb.
28 96
Feb.
Sale
93%
Feb.
104% Feb.
122% 118%
Sale
99%
Sale
99%
103% 99%
108% 106%
68
70%
80% Sale
104
974 100
..1953 m
1944 m
United Drug Co (Del) 5s..
u n j rr a Canal Co gen 4a
5
8
12,000 Tri-Contin'l Corp conv deb 5s aer a'53 i
29,000 Truax-Traer Coal conv 4ha.__—1943 mn
78,000 Trumbull Steel 1st 1 f 4a
1940 mn
4,000 ♦Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7 ha
1955
♦Guar sec a f 7a
14,000
1953 9 a
36,000
19,000
71,000
15,000
40,000
236,000
343,000
261,000
233,000
5,000
213,000
32,000
825,000
26% Feb.
1 110% Feb.
29
120%
196,000 Tol St
"4". 606
Feb.
100 */
Tokyo Eloctrlc Light (Ltd)
1st m 4s f Series
719,000
June 15 1951 j
238,000 Toledo a Ohio Cent ref a Imp 3%• '60 j
34
Sale
..1980 J d
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5%« a..1964 m s
Third Ave 1st ref 4s....
j
....i960 j
♦Adjustment Income 5s...Jan i960 a o
ser
86% Sale
24 4
Feb.
!0%
........1977
....1979
38,000 Third Ave rr 1st gold 5s
52,000 Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s
26%
27
J
Texas a n o cons g 5s ..........1943
Texas a Pacific 1st g 5a......
3000
Gen a ref 6s series c
Gen a ref 5s ser d
27
2
6
Feb. 14
Feb.
21
Jan. 28
Jan. 29
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
95% Feb. 11
9 108
Jan.
28
18 107% Jan. 18
4
6% Feb. 10
2
17% Jan.
28
25 108
Jan.
8
70
Jan.
17
10 100% Jan.
10
8
Low
Sales
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. T. STOCK
30
in
July 1
BONDS
February
N. 7.
Value
from
1933
PRICES
STOCK EXCHANGE
5 ft.
Ask Bid
Bid
104%
90%
86% Sale
111
Sale
110%
104
104% 102%
101%
91%
1939
291,000 tWabesh RR 1st gold 5a
♦Second gold 5s......
405,000
1939 F A
1st lien 59-year gold cmrm 4s 1954
Det A Ch Ex 1st g 5s
"T.666
1941
Des Moines Die 1st g 4s
1939
5,000
Omaha Dl? 1st g 3Hs. .......-1941
16,000
Tol A Chic D1t 1st g 4s
1941
271", 000 {♦Wabash Ry ref Be gen 514s A-.1975 M S
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Ref Be gen 5s (Feb *33 coup) B.1976 FA
333",666
♦Certificates of deposit.....
3,000
♦Ref Br gen 4%s series C
1979 V 0
938,000
♦Certificates of deposit
11,000
♦Ref Br gen 5s series D
......1980 AO
807,000
Walker (Hiram) G & W deb
4%s.
....
63%
35*
31*
Sale
Sale
93
8
58
56
......1941 M
42
.....
guar 344s.......194S
1st 49-year guar 4s..
1945 F
1st 8s aeries O.
1954 S
1st mtge g 4s series H_........ 1961 J
...
D
108
J
42
343,000
65,000 White Sewing Machine deb 6s... 1940
{♦Wlckwlre-bpencer Steel 1st 7s. 1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank.
608,000
{♦Wickwire-Span St'l Co 7s.Inn 1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
2,077,000
123,000 Wilkes-Barre Br Bast 1st gu g 5s. 1942
6,000 Wllmar Br Sioux Falls 1st 5s.....1938
195
291,000 Wilson Br Co 1st M 4s ser A
1969
19,000 Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
129,000 {♦Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s..1949
♦Certificates of deposit
18,000
♦Sup Be Dul Dlr Be Ter 1st 4s..1936
42,000
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Worcester Be Conn Bast Ry 444sl943
J
M N
A
J
D
M S
1
J
J
J
f
J
M S
M
8
A
O
F
New York Curb.
11
w
89%
Sale
Sale
36%
35
Sale
107
Feb.
27
3
72
Feb.
28
3
38
Feb.
5
36%
32%
35%
32%
36%
Feb. 11
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 21
34% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
26
34
31
1
3
32% Feb.
32% Feb. 13
33% Feb. 26
56
77%
98
97%
106% 107
106% Feb.
Feb.
26 108% Feb.
6
84
Feb.
6
92
92% Feb.
3
Feb.
79
99
112"" 111% 112
Feb.
10
58
Feb.
24
77
97
Feb.
Feb.
18
78
99
Feb.
Feb.
25
27
Feb.
6 107% Feb.
16%
6 112
Feb.
Feb.
11 108
Feb.
11
Feb.
1 100
Feb.
11
Feb.
6 108% Feb. 28
4
Feb. 13 104% Feb.
1
Feb. 17 108% Feb.
Sale
39
Feb.
26
Sale
37
Feb.
106]
1043
Feb.
Sale
Sale
102 i
Feb.
44
Feb.
10
26
Sale
104%
Sale
105%
32%
33%
Sale
90%
91
85%
104%
108%
Sale
102%
Sale
101%
Feb.
42% Feb. 10
18 106% Feb. 14
Feb.
27
25 102% Feb.
7 106% Feb.
1
4 107
28
Feb.
3 107% Feb. 28
Feb.
1
Feb.
32% Feb. 14
1
96
Feb. 21
Feb.
3
92
Feb. 25
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 27 105
3 109% Feb. 21
Feb.
3
Feb. 27 102% Feb.
Feb. 26 101% Feb. 19
29
27
Feb.
28
89
Jan.
20
Feb.
5
Jan.
30
30
28
Jan.
Jan.
36% Feb.
11
32% Feb.
27
29
29
Jan.
Jan.
7
8
21
14
29% Jan.
Jan.
106% Feb.
41% Jan.
41% Jan.
77
Feb.
35% Feb. 13
32% Feb. 13
36% Feb. 21
7
8
Jan.
31
26 108% Feb.
Feb.
7
84
Feb.
Jan.
24
20
6
92
2
98% Feb.
46% Feb.
13
59
Jan.
31
8
58
Feb.
24
18
78
Feb.
25
Feb.
27
23
6
9
99
Jan.
2 107%
Jan.
Jan. 25 109%
Jan.
23
20
3
Feb.
14
Jan.
25
29
6 112
Jan.
9 123% Jan.
30
Jan.
2
104% Feb. 26 106
119% Jan. 1) 122% Feb. 29
3
106% Feb. 20 106% Jan.
108
Feb. 11 110
Jan. 15
7 100
96% Jan.
106
Jan. 21 108%
103% Feb. 13 104%
106
Jan. 27 108%
Jan.
37
3
Feb.
11
Feb.
28
Jan.
20
Jan.
6
Feb.
44
10
106
Jan.
42% Jan. 23
2 106% Feb. 14
103
Jan.
3 107
2
35% Jan.
Feb.
102% Feb. 25 103%
2 106%
103% Jan.
2 107%
104
Jan.
2
32% Jan.
35%
Jan.
Jan.
3
92
27
3
Feb.
28
Feb.
28
4 105
•
9 109%
107% Jan.
102% Feb. 27 102%
101% Feb. 26 101%
3
90
Jan.
98%
Jan.
16
Feb.
96
3
Jan.
85
81
104
J an.
21
Feb.
25
Feb.
3
Feb.
21
Jan.
2
Feb.
19
10
Jan.
Feb.
5
97
30% Sale
23% Feb.
1
30% Feb. 29
22% Jan.
2
30% Feb. 29
Sale
23% Feb.
1
30% Feb. 29
2
30% Feb. 29
Sale
60
3
67
Feb.
17
4
67
Feb.
13
21 % Jan.
45
Jan.
107
Jan.
101% Feb. 19
99% Jan.
}?;*
it*
11
9
Sale
94
Feb.
101% 101
Feb.
Feb.
13 107
108
Feb.
6 110
Sale
Sale"
Sale
14
107
5
Feb.
16
14
Feb.
80
72
38
31
94%
105%
109%
3 110%
7 121%
Feb.
Feb. 13 123% Feb.
Feb. 26 105% Feb. 10
4 122% Feb. 29
Feb.
Feb. 20 106% Feb.
1
18
Feb.
3
10
14
5
11
Feb.
20
Jan.
Jan.
53
108
Sale
10
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
86
24
Sale
Sale
Jan.
30
13
3
Feb.
108
Sale
60
6
1
11
4
10
30% Jan.
28% Jan.
Jan.
59
Sale
108
Jan.
71
98% Feb.
46% Feb.
110
Sale
72
20
14
Sale
Sale
39
2 104%
9
Jan.
96%
Jan. 16 67%
Feb. 14 100%
Jan.
Jan.
28
122%
106%
Sale
98%
84%
67%
100%
70
Feb.
111%
122%
104%
120%
106%
122%
106"" 102% 105
103% Feb. 20 104% Jan.
20
52% Feb.
40
108
121
24
106
57
Sale
110% Feb. 28 111% Jan.
29
87
Sale
Sale Prices
6 105
Feb.
2
92% Feb.
89
65
91
56
If*
9
80
27
Feb.
42% Sale
20%
MN
14
Feb.
Feb.
80
72
94
Sale
J
100% Feb.
14
Sale
Sale
23% Sale
30%
65
60% Sale
107
107% 107
101% Sale
D
18
37
Sale
23%
J
6 105
36
I
MN
Feb.
Feb.
100% Feb.
Sale
97
t Accrued interest payable at the exchange
$4.8665 to the £ sterling.
t Companies reported as being in bankrutpcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
such companies.
*
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
♦
Bond selling flat.
104% Feb.
96% Feb.
35
Sale
Feb.
26
29
22% Feb.
20% Feb.
19
Feb.
11% Feb.
27
14
Feb.
1
19% Feb. 29
18
14
14%
Jan.
107
15% Jan.
15% Jan.
9
12
>
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
17
6 107% Jan.
2 102
Jan.
Feb.
6
14
26
Jan.
14
Jan.
14
29 110
2
25%
3
25%
3
15%
13
14%
Jan.
14
Jan.
14
J
451,000 Toungstown Sheet A To 1st 5a A1978 J J
1st M 5s series B_____
1979 A O
387,000
rate of
Feb.
101% Feb.
91% Feb.
95%
Feb.
Sale
34
95
I
Jan.
Sale
A
I
Feb.
81
31
MN
1
104
35
27
34
37
40% Sale
106% 106% 106%
107
105% Sale
102%
102% Sale
106%
105% Sale
106
Sale
107%
32%
32% Sale
90% Sale
95%
85%
87% 90
105
108
104%
109%
108%
102% Sale" 102%
..................
F
1
11
3
5
98
99% Sale
98% Sale
107
107
107% 108%
103% Sale" 103%
103% Sale
107%
108% 110
108% Sale
West Maryland 1st g 4s......
1952 A O
J
First Br ref 544s series A......1977 I
J
West N Y & Penn 1st g 5s.......1937 J
51,000
General gold 4s...
1943 A O
38,000
{♦Western Pacific 1st 5s ser A...1946 \f 6
J
If*
"77""
A
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb.
Sale
'
"96"'
1,134,000
218,000
♦Assented..
611,000
55,000 Western Union coll tr 5s........1938
Fund Br real est 444s gold.....1959
234,000
15-year 644s gold
209,000
.........1936
Gold 5s
1951
364,000
Gold 5s..
1969
428,000
1959
41,000 ♦Westphalia Un El Pow 6s
...2361
562,000 West Shore 1st 4s guar
Registered......
2361
194,000
9,000 Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry 4s D..1966
25,000 Wheel Br L Erie RR 1st con g 4s..1949
136,000 Wheeling Steel Corp 4%s ser B..1953
1st mtge s f 4%s series A
1966
249,000
90
105%
107%
111%
123%
105%
120%
106%
...
.
1
Highest
1
92% Feb.
28 111% Feb.
20 104% Feb.
69%
92% "98""
31%
"77"" Sale"
Certificates of deposit
Warren R R 1st ref gu g 3)4*— ..2000 F A
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s.........1949 QM
F A
Wash Term 1st
on
33%
D
{♦Warner Quintan conr deb 6s. .1939
"8",65o
Low
Sale
34
J
Wash Wat Pow 1st ref 5s
1939 J
14,000 Westchester Light gold 5s .......1959 J D
M 6
11,000 West Penn Pow 1st 5s series A...1946
1st 5s series E
...1963 M
2
Sale
33%
33%
.1955 A O
...
...
»
68%
Sale
32
30
deb 6sl939 M S
M S
conr
♦Warien Bros Co deb 6s
23,000
40,000
6,000
80
70
.1955 A O
95%
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
104
115
86%
Sale
110%
Sale
103% 103%
101%
100%
89
Warner Bros Pictures
769,000
366,000
265,000
37,000
7,000
10,000
6,000
Sale
103
Lowest
29
81
29%
1945 J
Sale
75
♦Certificates of deposit.....
104",000
Sale
105
UN
886,000 Walworth Co 1st mtge 4s
6s debentures.
54,000
Feb.
Feb. 1
Feb. 29 1936
2003 J J
8,000 Vm Be Southwest 1st guar 5s
First cons 5s.....—..........1958 A O
113,000
157,000 Virginian Ry 1st 5s ser A....... 1942 If N
1st mtge 4Hs series B
34,000
.1962 «K
'
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN FEBRUARY
to
104% Sale
105
a
the
Sale
106% Sale
106% Sale
104% Feb.
104% Feb.
Deferred delivery sales, only transactions
current
month,
and not
of
included in year's
range.
"
n
Under the rule sales, only transactions
of the
and not included in year's range.
r Cash sales, only transactions of the current
month, and not included in year's range.
e The
following cash sales were transacted
current month,
during the current month and are not in¬
cluded in the monthly or yearly range:
No cash sales.
z
7 106 % Feb. 27
1 106 % Feb. 28
104% Jan.
104
Jan.
106% Feb. 27
106% Feb. 28
The following deferred delivery sales were trans
acted during the current month and are not
included in the monthly or yearly range:
Antwerp 5s 1958, Feb. 11 at 95%.
Carlsbad 8s 1954, Feb. 11 at 36%.
Hungarian Cons, Munic. 7s
Northern Pac. 5s
ser.
1946, Feb. 8 at 26.
C 2047, Feb. 24 at 108.
Shell Union Oil 5s 1947. Feb. 14 at 102%.
' ■
i
York Stock
New
.
"
•
i
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING
....
J*
JL
1935
1936
Slock Sales
February J1
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29.
60,884,392
128,068,137
Shares
UV
"7
" Bond
I
14,404,526
33,813,667
*
!
JANUARY 1936.
1936
$220,256,000
560,702,000
846,718,000
'
•
1935
$370,681,000
Sales
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29.
'
'
effective Oac.J 1915. all stocks are ajW jaoced 1 >IUm par share.
Prices are on basis
lots except In the case of stocks which sell only in a email way.
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when Belling
egula monthly range are shown In a footnote In the month in whloh they occur. No account is taken of such sales In oomputlng the range for the year.
lntccordance wfch
rale of Che Stock fficchaage.
a
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
July 1 1933
M. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
30
260
...100
118
182",956
42,656
50
35,000
8,600
29,800
119,900
7,800
84,000
630
710
48,700
1,800
68,100
12,100
41,300
700
4,000
Affiliated Products.........*
Air Reduction Inc..........*
Air-Way Bloc Appll Corp..—*
Alabama Ac Vicksburg Ry.100
Alasaa Juneau Gold Mln.10
...
.
20
10
10
•
Adams Mlllis...
Addressograph Multl graph 10
Advance Rumely
.......
12,700
226,200
6,000
24,800
10,260
76,800
2,800
5,100
3,700
......
22,100 Alpha Portland Cement...
46,700 Amalgamated Leather......1
Preferred...
.....50
9,700
34.000 Amerada Corp.............*
29,300 Amer Agrlc Chemical (Del).*
.10
33,500 American Bank Note.
Preferred...............50
1,190
29,300 Am Brake S At P
Preferred............
100
1,860
.25
99,700 American Can........
Preferred..........
..100
3,300
107,700 Amer Car At Foundry
Preferred
.......100
23,000
115,300 American Chain...........*
Preferred .............100
1,700
9,400 American Chicle...........*
Am
Coal Co of Alleghany
9,500
9,600
2,200
14,100
11,500
15,200
400
....
Go............25
Adams Express
*
Preferred..............100
Acme Steel
...•
9,500 A P W Paper Co..
575,500 tAllegheny Corp...........*
Pref series A S30 warr'ts .100
195,200
Pref series A 140 warr'ts too
35,900
Pref series A S30 ex-war .100
37,000
$2.50 prior con* pref
42,900
...*
85,100 Mleghanv Steel
50 Allegh Ac West Ry 6% quar 100
63,400 Allied Ghent Ac l>yo.........*
Preferred
.100
32,800
109,900 Allied Mills Go Inc
230,200 Allied Stores Corp........
13,600
5% preferred.
.......100
173,800 AUis Chalmers Mfg ........*
2,100
252,600
65,900
10,600
12,700
20,600
53,000
1,600
233,200
37,900
57,800
268,700
Preferred.
310
12,600
227,200
4,790
10,100
38,900
166,500
47,900
20,000
95,500
3,800
19,300
29,700
17,800
9,000
36,800
34",900
i
County, N J............2S
'
220,700
7,900
369,600
85,200
72,400
31,700
21,200
179,000
23,600
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
....
American Snuff
.,
........25
Preferred. —...........100
Amer Steel Foundries......*
Preferred. .............100
970
44
.100
American Tobacco ........25
Class B.
82%
56%
46%
66%
Sale
Sale
165
Sale
Sale
32
34
12%
Sale
28% Sale
84% Sale
27% Sale
11
34%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
39
98
Feb.
26
Feb.
29% Feb. 18
45% Feb.
5
39% Feb. 11
6 103
Sale
96
32%
11%
29%
24
93%
3
34
11%
30
Sale
94%
Sale
12%
13%
7% Sale
35%
37
14% Sale
31%
33%
17% Sale
7% Sale
40
41%
40% Sale
4
20
12
Sale
21%
Sale
34% Sale
93
Sale
25% Sale
13% Sale
21% Feb. 21
5
4% Feb. 26
39% Feb. 21 45%
3 92%
82% Feb.
1
63%
56% Feb.
42% Feb. 18 46%
4 72
66% Feb.
1
50%
46% Feb.
128% Feb. 21 132
115% Feb. 24 126
Feb. 14 165
163
32% Feb.
63% Feb.
38% Feb.
Feb.
89% Feb.
120
Sale
141
Sale
Sale
Sale
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
tAm Writing Paper Co. InC.l
$4 preferred.....-.......*
69.300 Amer Zinc, Lead Ac Smelt...!
Preferred...............25
3.200
Sale
Sale
Sale
53
41
1
19
27
27
11
Feb.
1
Feb.
5
Feb. 28
Feb. 15
Feb.
1
Feb. 28
Feb. 24
Feb.
Feb.
3
5
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
1
73% Feb. 19
44% Feb. 15
3
6 122% Feb.
Feb. 20
6 95
4
Feb.
5
11% Feb.
26
34
1
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb. 18
1
Feb.
Feb. 10
Feb. 19
35
14
Feb.
Feb.
19
19
30
14
Feb.
Feb.
19
34
Feb.
13%
31%
24%
94%
Feb. 13
1
43
6% Feb. 20
Feb. 14
Feb. 26
3% Feb. 17
5
Feb. 24
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
Feb. 17
Feb.
Feb.
17
17
17
17
Feb. 27
Feb.
7
17% Feb.
36% Feb.
4
39
„
a*
Feb.
4
Sale
12% Jan.
12% Jan.
27% Jan .,
30% Jan.
98
157
Feb.
Jan.
120% Jan.
23% Jan.
6% Jan.
69
Jan.
20
74% Feb. 10
13% Feb. 21
100% Jan. 10
26 35% Feb. 14
2
2
21
14
2
28
Feb.
21 % Jan.
8% Jan.
2 194
Jan.
2
3% Feb.
28
8
14
11
15
84% Feb.
1
Feb. 20
10% Feb.
4
Feb. 27
Feb.
7
Feb. 13
95
27 y
15
Feb. 24 133
Feb. 26
Feb.
20
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
3
Feb.
Feb. 17
7
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb. 27
14
Feb.
61% Feb.
8
Feb. 10
3
Feb.
Feb.
14
Feb.
14
1
Feb.
6
Feb.
115
Sale
33% Feb. 25
Sale
53% Feb. 19
Feb.
138
141
3
Feb. 28
z23
23%
Sale
1
161.% Feb.
Sale
94% Feb. 25
Sale
96
Feb. 25
Feb.
136
144
7
Feb. 21
Sale
29
Sale
Feb. 20
Sale
21% Feb. 19
Sale
Feb.
96
3
Sale
Feb, 25
Sale
Feb. 25
Sale
Feb. 24
Sale
Feb. 21
Feb. 24
Sale
Sale
50
3
fcgeb.
27
109
JX
«f
k
Feb.
6
2
2
6
M
30
d
H
Feb.
Feb.
7 176
Feb.
7 124
Jan.
13
7
31
28
2
2
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
47% Feb. 11
2V4
Jan.
rSH
23% Jan.
75
6
J'4
92%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
63%
Feb.
42% Feb. 18
%v*
72
Jan.
52
65
Jan.
42% Jan.
125% Jan.
3
2
Feb.
50% Feb.
9 132% Jan.
115% Feb. 24 134%
163
Feb. 14 166%
32% Jan. 22 41
62
Jan. 21 73%
3 44%
31
Jan.
114% Jan. 14 123%
2
88
Jan.
95
Jap.
Feb.
3
Jan.
31
16% Jan.
89% Jan.
1% Jan.
9
Jan.
3
34
13% Feb. 13
31% Feb. 24
24% Feb. 27
7
94%
2
3% Feb. 28
14% Feb. 17
9% Feb. 17
43
Feb. 17
17% Feb. 17
37% Jan. 28
18% Feb. 27
27
9% Jan.
7
Jan.
29% Jan.
12% Jan.
26
13
Jan.
Jan.
5% Jan.
38% Jan.
3
19
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
2
2
20
7
22
2
J*
46
41
2
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
9
24
10% Jan.
2
7
2
12% Jan.
25
Feb. 20
18
2
Jan.
36% Feb.
95% Feb.
29%
Jan.
10% Jan.
15
Feb.
11% Jan.
27% Jan.
11% Jan.
35% Jan.
127
7
Feb. 24 133
Feb.
Feb.
17
17
Feb.
14
22% Jan. 30
27% Jan.
4
Feb.
17
Feb.
19
17
19
27
3
157
29%
89%
20%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
25
25% Jan.
19
56% Jan.
28 136% Jan.
25
6
4
1
104
Jan.
65
Feb.
133% Jan.
23
107
Jan.
Jan.
7
20
Feb.
*34
21 113% Feb. 27
2
Jan. 11
2
Jan.
6
Feb. 19
7
3
Feb. 28
9 105% Jan.
8
14 73% Jan. 22
7 143
6
Feb.
4
33% Feb. 19
Feb. 28
4 115
Jan. 29
36
Jan. 15
7
Jan. 29
6
Jan. 28
Feb. 28
2
Feb. 14
Jan.
6
Feb. 25 102% Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb. 25 104
Feb. 24
Feb.
7 142
33% Feb. 25
Feb. 28
52'
Feb. 10 129
Feb.
4 x2S
Feb. 14 155%
6
102% Feb.
94%
%
Feb.
104
6
96
142
Feb. 24 136
Feb.
4
6%
Feb. 15
29
Feb. 17
21
_%
Feb. 11
92
12%
9%
11% Feb. 1
\2
62
1
70% Feb.
Feb.
5
1%
Feb.
4
Feb. 28
44
Feb. 19
65
M
~
IV*
"""'
h
Feb.
25
27
29
14
14
28
28
27
14
13
2
24
6
5
17
43
Feb. 20
36% Feb. 20
Feb. 28
35% Feb.
88
28
17
17
33% Feb. 19
115
2
14
21
Feb. 19
Feb. 15
Jan. 30
Feb. 20
Jan.
,
8*
15
29
29
28
15
24
28
24
25
Jan.
8% Jan.
34
3
5 x35% Jan.
39% Feb.
11% Feb. 17
7% Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
30
69% Feb.
Feb.
147
105% Feb.
72% Feb.
Feb.
143
18
18
5
45% Feb.
39% Feb. 11
6 103
Feb. 14
2
25% Jan.
73% Jan.
25
2
2
9
36% Feb. 28
Feb.
2
2
23
Jan. 27
Jan. 31
Feb. 18
Jan.
20% Jan.
3% Jan.
37% Jan.
1
28
2
2
35% Jan. 21
8
20% Feb.
11% Feb. 26
147
Sale
3% Jan.
2% Jan.
12% Jan.
37
'34% Sale" "33% "Feb". "7 "35% Feb." "3
68
15% Jan.
Feb. 29
4% Feb. 11
22% Feb. 11
12% Feb. 13
37
148
141%
105% 105% 104
72% <65% 66% 65
139%
145
Sale
3
27%
17%
90%
2%
12%
7%
Sale
.......*
7
25% Feb.
25% Feb. '■"7:
127
127
129
30% 135
38% 37%
38%
38% 38
7%
8% Sale
10% Sale
43
48% Sale
53% Sale
44
Sale
36%
40% Sale
22%
23
Sale
23% Sale
L60
163
161%
61% 165
Sale
31%
31% Sale
113% 94
94% 110
23
Sale
23% Sale
27%
29% Sale
1st preferred.............*
43.
Sale
Sale
124%
92%
93
Sale
For footaotM cm page
Sale
63% Sale
39
.18
•
Preferred
Sale
Sale
64% 165%
34
Sale
American Woolen
72
132
Sale
Preferred.. ............100
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
24
..25
Am Wat Wke Ac El
J#
42
47% Sale
Preferred—...*........100
t Amer Type Founders......*
3
35% Feb. 26
4
Sale
45%
83
Sale
Sale
67%
Sale
Teleg..
Feb.
3
Feb.
5
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
6
Sale
.............100
37
107
25
16%
5%
4%
30%
29%
23% Feb.
Stores...........*
Tote...............*
18*
26
4% Feb. 25
3% Feb. 27
Sale
f?£
Sale
Sugar Refining. 100
Preferred
tf
"i5%~Feb.
26% Sale
26%
26%
27%
39%
22% Sale
American
Amer Telep At
100
15% Sale
.
American
Am Sum
_..
14
5
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
45
Jan. 13 49% Jan. 25
Jan.
6 118
Feb.
1
3 74% Feb. 10
Jan.
10% Jan.
1 13% Feb. 21
Jan.
3
1 100% Feb.
Feb.
26 35% Feb. 14
Jan.
Feb. 28
13 28
Jan.
4
Feb.
3
24
8
Feb.
5
7% Jan.
10
6 168% Jan.
25 193% Feb.
Jan.
3% Feb. 15
7
28
Sale
33
14
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
92
16%
32%
13%
7%
42%
37%
4%
21%
12%
Am Hawaiian 8teamshlp_ . 10
American Hide Ac Leather ..1
Sale Prices
47
Feb.
4
Feb.
1
19 118
Prices
Feb.
8 176
Feb.
165% Sale" 172% Sale 161
1 1202»j2Feb.
120M3zFeb.
1202532Sale
Sale
24% Feb. 26 26% Feb.
26% Sale
Sale
17
8% Feb.
7% Feb
7% Sale
4 74% Feb.
Feb.
69
71
74% 70
Sale
40
Feb.
3 47% Feb.
41
Sale
2d prefA................*
Preferred (4)
....*
...
12,200
54,800
5.200
16,900
124,300
19,400
73,800
8,700
21,200
11,940
801,400
6,700
108,800
112,700
57,800
39,700
16%
4%
4%
28%
27%
27%
44%
37%
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29
68
68
Sale
Am At Foreign Power.......*
160,600
260
3%
7%
188%
3%
39
Am European Securities....*
.............
86,300
24
Preferred................*
Amer Encaustic Tiling .....*
..............
680
68%
12%
100%
34%
Sale
Sale
Sale
915Sale
6% preferred
50
41,500 Amer Homo Products.......1
66,700 American Ice
Preferred
14.700
loo
135,500 Amer Internat Corp.......*
111,400 Amer Locomotive ........—*
Preferred
17,300
.......100
74,100 Am Mach Ac Foundry..
...»
15,200 Amer Machine At Metals....*
200
Voting trust ctfs—.......*
109,900 American Metal..
2,100
4% Conv preferred.....100
5,400 American News N Y Corp...*
506,200 Amer Power At Light ........*
$4 preferred..............*
82,700
133,100
$5 preferred..............*
740,300 Am Radiator At Stand 8an._*
470
Preferred
..........100
426,600 Am Rotting Mill
..25
8,700 American Safety Rasor.....*
66,400 American Seating..........*
16,020 American Shipbuilding
185,000 Amer Smelt At Refininga —
Preferred
lit
5,100
2d Preferrod.. .........100
10,300
10,700
46%
Feb.
Ask
Sale
Ask Bid
50% 44% 48% 46%
114
Sale
112%
m*
69
69
71% 68%
12%
13% Sale
Sale
100%
Sale
33%
Sale "33%
Sale
22%
27% Sale
2%
3% Sale
Sale
Sale
8
7%
Sale
181% 184
182%
Sale
2%
Sale
2H Sale
11%
27%
17%
90%
2%
12%
8%
52,300 American Colortype...
..10
2Q
84,400 Am Com Alcohol
197,800 Amer Crystal Sugar Co....10
4,380
6% 1st preferred.
100
160
5,400
21,700
1,200
7,100
64,300
7,800
29,600
3,500
9,300
4.260
522,000
3,200
40,200
35,800
23,600
14,600
34,500
1,800
Feb. 1
Par
Shares
190 Abraham Ac Straus.........*
490
14,700
47,900
139,500
1,980
93.900
2,100
141,200
31,900
23,600
9,300
14,100
58,100
6,200
19,800
21,900
6,200
53,100
67,200
7,500
39,900
117,100
Feb. 29 1936
Bid
7,000
121,700
outside of the
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
STOCKS
of 100-share
Jan.
Jan.
M
Feb. 21
8% Jan.
35
Jan.
2
10
Feb.
20
Jan.
Jan.
6
Jan.
8
3
2
Feb. 25
6
Jan,
Feb. 21
Jan.
24
Jan .
Jan.
Jan.
3
2
Feb.
¥
1
Feb.
1
2
Feb.
5
10
Jan.
10
Feb. 28
Feb. 29
N. Y. STOCK
33
i AGGREGATE
!"
SALE3
Since
In
j
Share*
469,800
,908,000
8-400
44,200
1,100
5,200
9,900
14,300
107,700
1,770
8,700
27,200
40
170
L
.
V
25,400
72,000
172,100
*
—•
Preferred..
Andes
109
.
106.
..—.—100
Preferred
46
400
500
,
2%
3%
*
;r
1
oods
—
•,
••
,
670
122,600
9,100
;•
190
14,900
210
;
:
2,500
48,700
ioo
240,300
77,600
7,000
317,900
14,500
2,500
11,900
1,600
10,000
163,700
..
!,
<
.,,
42.600
5,900
,
i
;
7,ooo
57,500
110,700
11,400
5,500
109,700
13,700
57,300
7.000
11,000
1,100
29,100
39,600
42,300
.
'
15,700
129,700
198,100
15,800
11,500
153,900
28,000
110,600
10,200
26,100
3,700
46,600
102,200
86,000
.
*
48,600
57,800
1,320
270
1,800
21,200
99,600
"v.:
i,800
8,900
l
For footnotes
Sale
110% Sale
109
,
Sale
Sale
88% Sale
14
86 k
Feb.
6%
54%
24%
1 34%
1 110%
1 49%
14 117%
10
17%
4
3
1
48%
48%
44% Feb.
Sale
115% Feb.
117% 114% 116
15
Feb.
16 k
17% Sale
84% Sale
88
84% Feb. 29
17
Sale
16% Feb. 26
Sale
66% Feb.
1
67% 70
Sale
112
19%
113
Sale
112
Sale
87 k
87% Sale
15% Sale
87
Feb.
14 k
Sale
51
Sale
53 k
129
Sale
56% Sale
20% Feb.
7
49% Feb. 10
51% Feb.- 3
17
65
28,.
Sale
19%
6
16
Sale
111
80
Sale
92
6k
25 k
Sale
33 k
58%
68
38
94 %
Sale
Sale
40 k
Sale
18
28
Sale
70 k
Sale
11
HU
10%
2k
9*
17%
6 k
54
Briggs Ac Stratton
*
10 k
50
5
25
45
Sale
Sale
Sale
51 k
Sale
6
131% Feb. 28
57% Feb. 28
38%
38% 30
18% Sale
16%
20%
21%
19%
110
110% Sale
92
93% 101
22%
23% Sale
58
Sale
55%
94%
96% 93%
40
40% Sale
29
Sale
27%
70
79% Sale
8
9%
9%
2%
17%
58%
55
Sale
46%
9%
3
Sale
Sale
56
Sale
Sale
22% Feb. 28
51% Feb.
5
59% Feb. 19
56% Feb 27
17% Feb. 27
112
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
11 111
99
4
96
42
25
14
25 k
69 k
35 %
Sale
45
46
43 k
Sale
45%
Sale
42% Feb.
Sale
99
Sale
97% Feb.
4
Brooklyn Union Gas—
43
56 k
Feb.
19
60k
9k
12 k
18 k
Sale
64%
Sale
Sale
Sale
52
41
Brown Shoe. Inc
*
......•
Brunswick-Balke-Coll ......*
3k
.10
3k
Bucyrus-Erie Co..
.......
Conv preferred........
104
11
3
16*
2k
4k
10 k
k
5k
lk
7k
100
Preferred
15
Sale
53 k
12%
40%
17%
46%
58
Sale
Sale
Sale
48
26
60
70
3k
35
--—56 k
v
•
ISO
Champion Paper Ac Fibre Co
6% preferred...........100
...... ......
Chesapeake Corp
Chesapeake At Ohio
tChic At East 111 RR
28
Sale
68
72
18 H
29% Sale
51
8% Sale
104% 105%
53% Sale
15% Sale
79
81
9.
28%
29%
68
29%
52%
8%
98%
51%
14%
87
104
104
,
29 H
-.25
37 k
.100
k
"36% "39%
72%
58%
2%
5%
4% Feb. 26
12% Feb. 26
3
3% Feb. 13
1% Feb. 25
21% Feb.
3
66
Feb.
4
34% Feb.
3
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
48
1112
Feb.
1
7% Feb.
1
31% Feb.
8
13% Feb. 19
8
7
4% Jan.
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
14
6
2
Jan.
114
Jan.
13%
82%
14%
63%
111%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
35
85
7
Feb.
18
Feb. 10
Feb.
5
Feb. 24
Feb.
4
Feb. 25
Feb. 27
Feb.
4
Feb. 19
Feb. 14
Jan. 15
Jan.
6
Feb.
13
87
Jan.
25
Jan.
48
Jan.
7
56% Jan. 11
Jan.
6
59% Feb. 19
Jan.
2 132% Jan. 16
Feb. 27 57% Feb. 28
Feb. 28
Feb. 27 19
Feb. 27 113% Feb. 29
49%
120%
56%
17%
112
23
Jan.
18
23% Jan.
3
3
39% Feb. 24
15% Jan.
6 20% Feb. 19
19% Feb.
1
21% Feb. 11
Jan.
109% Jan. 24 113
6
90
Jan.
9
99
20% Jan.
6
Jan.
24
26% Jan. 29
59% Feb. 28
93% Feb.
39% Jan.
25% Jan.
8
3
2
52
64
Feb. 28
96
Jan.
13
45
Jan.
15
30% Feb.
6
80% Feb. 20
11% Jan. 30
3% Feb. 14
18% Feb. 13
60% Feb. 27
7
57
Feb.
24
46% Feb. 28
10% Feb. 26
26
33% Jan.
7
51
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
26
26
1
5
28
14
14
24
21
'40% Jan.
97% Feb.
2
4
46% Feb. 26
99% Jan. 13
3%
13%
19%
31%
3%
3%
14%
33%
5%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
21
28
4
7
7
7
13
28
Feb.
5
21% Feb. 10
Feb.
1
3% Feb.
1
25% Feb. 13
73
Feb.
7
36% Feb. 21
1 % Feb. 10
8% Feb. 19
35% Feb. 21
16
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb. 19
Feb.
4
4
18% Feb. 24
48% Feb. 24
52
Feb.
19
8%
8%
17%
102%
9%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
29
Jan.
8
2% Jan.
20
85
2
6
4
2
Feb.
26
56% Jan. 31
65%
11%
14%
20%
61% Feb. 15
Jan. 15
Feb. 28
Feb. 14
Feb. 14
113% Feb. 24
12% Feb. 21
96
Jan.
23
3% Feb. 21
13% Jan. 14
12
Jan.
6
11%
22%
1%
%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
7
9
4
7% Jan.
9
25% Jan.
2% Jan.
8% Jan.
6
2
2
16% Jan.
2% Jan.
6
2
Jan.
6
19% Jan.
2
64
Jan.
2
74
33% Jan.
% Jan.
2
2
37% Jan. 13
1% Feb. 10
8% Feb. 19
35% Feb. 21
1
6
Jan.
Jan.
19% Feb. 28
31%
3%
3%
14%
33%
5%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
7
7
7
13
Feb. 28
18% Jan. 22
23% Jan. 17
4% Jan. 25
3% Jan. 30
25% Feb. 13
6
30
6
Jan.
10
13% Feb. 19
16% Jan.
6
57% Jan.
2
31
16
Feb.
19
43% Jan.
11
54
Jan.
10% Jan. 20
38% Feb. 28
Jan.
2
18% Feb. 24
45% Jan.
8
48% Feb. 24
Jan.
Jan.
4
90
13
87
Feb.
19
17
Feb.
Feb. 21
41
28
21
20
4
1 100% Feb. 21
4
9% Feb. 19
3 118% Feb. 21
1 135
Fety. 27
Feb.
1
Feb. 18
2
9
4
16
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
35% Feb. 21
90% Jan. 28
15% Feb. 14
17
57
Feb. 24
20 *26% Feb. 19
Tan.
17
Feb.
8 108
Feb. 28
Feb.
8
Jan.
4
15
24
30
Feb. 28
117% Feb. 3
Jan. 14
Jan. 29
6
17%
10 88%
6
18%
6 74%
3 114%
2
20%
4% Jan.
16
•
10% Jan.
46% Jan.
6% Jan.
6%
54%
24%
34%
22 110%
3 49%
6
Feb.
50% Feb. 19
25
41
Feb.
126
6
Feb.
41% Jan.
Jan.
6
Feb.
6
13
2
73
Feb. 18
17 121% Feb. 21
6 30% Feb. 14
48
Feb.
1
Feb. 28
Feb.
6
Feb.
3
95% Feb.
8% Feb.
105% Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 24
12%
38%
16%
47%
63%
Sale
27%
26
Sale
67
70%
Sale
27%
50
Sale
9
8%
105
107
49%
Sale
Sale
14%
Sale
80%
Jan.
Jan.
18% Jan.
40% Jan.
Feb. 21
9
91
Jan.
21
4 100% Feb.
21
9% Feb. 19
3
6 118% Feb. 21
116
Jan.
7 135
Feb. 27
54% Jan. 16 71% Feb. 10
71% E*eb. 10
6
27% Feb. 18 32% Jan.
30% Feb. 24
19% Jan.
6 31% Feb. 19
31% Feb. 19
58
Jan.
7 71% Feb. 18
71% Feb. 18
Feb. 28
30
Feb. 28
25% Jan.
6 30
57
Feb. 21
47
Jan. 21
57
Feb. 21
8% Jan.
6
9% Feb. 14
9% Jan. 17
Jan.
3 105% Jan.
105% Feb.
6 103
3
47% Jan. 21 55% Jan. 10
54% Feb.
4
16% Jan. 14
13% Jan.
6
16% Feb. 15
80% Feb.
4 90% Feb. 26
90% Feb. 26
Feb. 20 104
104% 104
39
37% Feb.
6 41
68% Sale
68% Feb. 29 74%
59
Sale
57% Feb. 26 61
3
2% Sale
2% Feb. 18
4%
5%
5%
4% Feb. 20
37
27% Jan.
Feb. 24
22
6
55
Sale
39%
Sale
48%
Sale
Sale
Sale
2k
10 %
Sale
71%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
133
70
Sale
6
100
69
128% Sale
29
•
..........
22%
34%
1%
8%
33%
13%
53%
14%
38%
17%
47%
Sale
50
1
26% Feb. 26
18% Feb.
117
63%
5k
13% Feb.
17
17%
3%
Sale
17 k
16 k
55
34
Feb.
11
1
20%
-14% Jan.
2 104
35%
16%
27 18%
2 34
21
15% Jan.
51% Jan.
94
6
27% Feb.
Sale
2% Sale
Jan.
Jan.
3
99
15
75
23 k
Feb.
30% Sale
5% Sale
14%
15%
~99~" 100%
108
Feb.
5
Feb. 26
Feb,
5
Feb. 13
2% Feb.
12
4
4
3
3
Sale
Sale
95%
8%
91
Feb.
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
8% Feb.
90
1
*
*
69
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Century Ribbon Mills...
Sale
ft
10
100
5% preferred
Sale
Sale
Sale
,b
A—1
Central Agulrre Associates.*
Central RR of N J
.....100
17
32%
—
preferred
34 k
2k
Stamped
.........100
Carriers Ac General Corp
1
Checker Cab
66
16 k
100
tCelotex Co—
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
27 k
19
II k
6
Pref 7%
100
Caterpillar Tractor
*
Celanese Corp of America...*
93%
Sale
32
Car Clinch F At Ohio Ry.. 100
Case (J I) Go
Sale
12
13
25
A
Sale
111
Sale
3 k
*
Preferred class
18
110% 104
Sale
11%
94
91%
3%
Sale
Sale
12%
18%
Sale
Sale
26%
Sale
3k
22
Cop 25
Campbell W Ac C Foundry...*
c
11%
17%
109%
10%
2
4k
Calumet At Hecla Cons
Capital Admin Co Ltd
Sale
Sale
2
———.100
Cannon Mills
12
9
Calif Packing Corp ......... *
Callahan Zinc-Lead..
—.1
Pacific
9
12
1% Jan.
46%
99%
56%
64%
11%
14%
20%
113%
12%
61% Feb. 15
2
•
Preferred
52
63
Sale
lk
tButterick
ByersCo
53%
11%
Sale
Sale
5
Butte Copper Ac Zinc
43 .J
13 k
28%
1%
Bush Term Bldgs—
Pref ctfs of deposit..... 100
Canadian
2k
12 %
*
Class B
85
60
90% Jan.
7% Jan.
51
14
3
Jan.
11
57
*8
Jan.
20
Feb. 28
51% Feb. 10
77% Feb. 20
21
Feb.
Jan.
59
11
2
46% Feb. 28
10% Feb. 26
5
99
—
5
6
Jan.
Jan.
3% Feb. 14
18% Feb. 13
60% Feb. 27
3
6
51
Feb.
Feb.
95
98
Jan.
11
6
4
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit —*
$6 preferred series A....—*
6
1
28
30% Feb.
6
80% Feb. 20
6
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
26% Feb. 14
59% Feb. 28
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb. 28
2% Feb.
16% Feb.
53
28
20% Feb. 19
21% Feb. 11
3
1
Feb. 25
Feb. 24
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
27 113% Feb. 29
6 39% Feb. 24
44% Feb.
5% Feb.
35
Feb.
lk
Feb.
20
43
29
Jan.
13% Feb. 27
22% Feb. 27
29 16
Feb. 17 109
Feb. 21 101
21% Jan.
Sale
126
Jan.
Jan. 20
52% Jan. 25
13% Jan.
106
13% Jan.
85% Jan.
15% Feb. 14
87
22
"32% Sale"
28
47% Feb. 24
7% Jan.
9
8% Jan.
3
8
1
8
Sale
Sale
25
28
Jan.
4 *26% Feb. 19
20 k
50
131
Jan.
14 125
Jan.
Feb.
7
13
Jan.
•
Jan.
13% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
109
18
23% Feb.
Sale
Sale
10
15
24 122
3 110%
2
7%
2 84
107
Sale
17% Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
20% Feb. 21
24%
131
57
3
Feb. 29
50
41% Feb. 20
Feb. 13
Feb. 13 108
Feb. 28 35% Feb. 21
Feb.
8
88% Feb.
1
Sale
Sale
Feb.
36% Feb. 19
46
2 24% Feb. 26
3 111
Jan. 31
7 15
Feb. 17
120%
105%
4%
66%
4%
24
37%
28
16%
21
22%
19
17 109
41%
28
88% Feb. 10
18% Feb. 17
87
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
18% Feb. 19
74% Feb. 14
1 114
24
112
Brooklyn At Queens Transit.*
Preferred
....—.*
see page
17% Feb.
23% Feb.
Sale
35
85
Bristol-Myers Co
'
18,800
64,600
110,500
7,800
36,900
4% Feb.
41 % Feb.
6
108
21%
44 H
56 k
I Ik
...50
*
*
175,000 Cerro de Pasco Copp
135,000 Certain-Teed Prod....
7% preferred
3,260
270
Sale
53% Sale
21%
30%
36
7
100
Canada Dry Glng Ale...
670 Canada Southern
220
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6% Feb.
5% Feb. 26
108
79
9k
Preferred
..........100
15,390
*
140,700 Burroughs Add Mach
*
65,400 tBush Terminal Co......
7% debenture....
..100
18,970
8,960
114,700
86,700
160,200
5,630
34,100
187,400
226,000
92,000
125,200
19 k
15%
16%
18 - •
31% Sale
35
....
28.220
17 %
Sale
15
107
21
Bridgeport Brass Co
15%
86 %
32
36
*
Briggs Manufacturing
116
50%
73% Sale
103% 105
Sale
Sale_ 65
121
Sale
26% Sale
Sale
46
Sale
Sale
Sale
8%'
8%
43
44%
Sale
6 k Sale
Sale
Sale
k
.101
49
16
Feb. 28
Feb.
1
Feb. 17 108% Feb.
4
Feb. 13
98
Feb. 21 100
49
Feb.
1
51% Feb. 10
72% Feb. 29 77% Feb. 20
Feb. 24
97% Feb.
3 104
30% Feb.
3 35% Feb. 21
13
Feb.
4
16% Feb.
6
16- Feb. 19
18% Feb.
6
Feb. 13
30
Feb. 25 34
Feb. 18
58
Feb.
5 73
115
Feb.
1 121% Feb. 21
25
Feb. 25 30% Feb. 14
42
Feb.
4
50% Feb. 19
8
Feb. 25
9% Feb.
5
Feb.
5
43
Feb. 20 45
108
54
Corp......*
t Botany Cons Mills A
44
116
33
12
7% preferred..
14
15% Sale
106% 108% 106
98
15% Jan.
104% Jan.
11% Jan.
95
103
107
Corp.*
Best & Co
Bethlehem Steel
.....
55
.....
50
V
8k
108
27
6
40,700
38,600
1,140
41,500
125,500
38,800
1,200
13,300
5,800
3,200
"""550
r
80
Bendlz Aviation Corp
Beneficial Indus Loan
109
66 k
112
47
944,600
14,900
21,200
3,170
110
1,330
74,600
74.400
3,090
77,400
334,400
114,700
7,000
29,200
10,700
7,700
8,100
13,000
1,390
5k
5
190
618,200
14
23
Preferred (7)—.....
610
—100
*
551,700 Budd (E G) Mfg
Preferred 7%
..100
5,900
Rights
306,600
*
271,300 Budd Wheel
....*
34,100 Bulova Watch
•
66,200 Bullard Co
*
20,300 Burns Brothers class A
270
266,800
1,900
180,100
133,600
28,200
24,900
17,400
23,690
12,170
71,300
18,800
3,370
1,910
31,000
33,900
65,300
1,640
14,000
122,200
113,000
46,500
45,700
91k
2k
*
2,590 Bon Ami class A
Class B
—*
8,370
...15
229,727 Borden Co. (The)
10
73,200 Borg-Warner Corp
21,300 Boston Ac Maine.........100
..
s
9%
86
29 %
*
580 Bloomingdale Bros
Preferred
100
430
190 Blumenthal Ac Co pref..—100
...5
365,100 Boeing Airplane Co..
67,900 Bobn Alum Ac Brass Corp...5
84,800
27,000
1,420
■
3,710
115,027
35,500
43 k
18 k
24 %
5k
2,500 Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del).*
5% preferred...
...20
11,900
7% preferred
..100
1,600
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
17,800
•
269,600 Blaw-Knox
320
6%
7k
——*
pref......
5
part
9
43 k
2k
Preferred............—100
300 Belg Nat Rys
170
!-
1f
70,300 Belding-Hemlngway
417,100
156,900
17,600
495,200
430
.
26 k
43 k
27 %
Preferred
......100
500
210 Beech Creek RR Co.......50
5,900 Beech-Nut Packing.......20
200
%
31k
12 k
58 %
115 %
4
———.—-*
26,600 Barker Bros
Preferred
100
2,000
....5
345,900 Barnsdall Corp......
*
19,500 Bayuk Cigars, Inc.......
1st preferred
........100
510
25
41,600 Beatrice Creamery...
Feb. 15 109% Feb.
4
15
Feb. 17
1
14% 12% Feb.
-41 % Feb. 20
45% Feb.
1
42%
109% Sale
Sale
Sale
75
—
450
8
106
14 k
108
99
2%H :
....
340
Jan.
31
;
¥.
—...
5,000
35
6
17
594,500 Baldwin Locomotive Works.*
Preferred
100
62,600
..100
571,000 Baltimore & Ohio
Preferred.......
100
122,300
4,850 Bamberger (L) At Co pref—100
50
9,390 Bangor Ac Aroostook
-
15
24% Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
18 k
134,800
!
20
Feb.
1
74 k
53%
'
Jan.
46
21% Feb.
Sale
100
S Fe
28
1
23
95
Preferred
...100
18,600
207,000 Atlan Coast Line RR—100
•
3,720 Atl G Ac W 1 SS Lines
Preferred
.....100
3,200
25
'282,300 Atlantic Refining-....
*
17,900 Atlas Powder.
Preferred..............100
2,400
*
55,400 Atlas Tack Corp
146,200 Auburn Automobile ..—*
*
43,900 Austin, Nichols Ac Co
Prior A
*
2,260
362,600 Aviation Corp Del (The) new 3
253.200
,
19
37
22
49
392,000
79,300
340,900
87,400
4,770
7,500
cf:
36% Feb.
45
29% Feb.
Feb.
3
41
109
100
35 %
Atchison Top Ac
Highest
Sale Prices
33% Sale
26
...25
Associated Oil
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
36
1st preferred........... 100
2d preferred...........100
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
110
96
Associated Dry
Ask
Sale
—
64
100
pref
Lowest
Sale Prices
29
12 % Sale
13%
45% Sale
-41%
121
120%
120% Feb.
3 121% Feb. 27
108
7 109% Feb. 20
108k 108% 109% 106% Feb.
6% Fob. 19
6 k Sale
6% Feb. 13
6% Sale
81
Sale,
81
Sale
79% Feb.
3 83% Feb. 28
Feb. 21
100
120
118Feb. 21 118
118k 125
5
51
Sale
47% Feb. 24 51% Feb.
50% Sale
13% Feb. 27
13% Sale
8% Feb.
1
.8k Sale
10% Feb.
4 22% Feb. 27
20% Sale
10% Sale
Copper Mining Co—*
Archer Daniels Mid.........*
Feb.
Ask Bid
30 k
37
21 k
7%
*
Anchor Cap Corp......
100
71,500
1,800
1,600
1,660
42,■400
1,050
87,000
8,000
123,500
2,160
1,500
109,800
8,500
1,630
22,600
82,600
11,000
370
8
...50
Anaconda Copper
Anaconda Wire At Cable
Feb. 1
Bid
13,750
5
937,000 Armour of Illinois
$6 convertible preferred..*
44,900
Preferred.
i
...100
1,300
*
57,000 Armstrong Cork Co.
97,100 Arnold Constable Corp.....5
—*
179,600 Artloom Corporation
100
-•
Feb. 29 1936
Armour (Del)
5,200
237,000
10,400
{
to
Par
Shares
1
1933
July 1
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
February
i!
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
7% Jan.
92% Jan.
,
Feb. 20
Feb. 24
Feb.
4
Feb. 19
Feb.
7
Feb.
4
104
Feb. 20 104
Feb. 20
22% Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
2
42% Jan. 24
74% Feb. 4
2
61
1% Jan.
2% Jan.
2
4
59
51
Feb.
19
3% Jan.
6% Jan.
13
15
N. Y. STOCK
March, 1936]
AQQREQATE
SALES
1
11,100
23,300
.
150
.
•
•
•
10,900
88,600
246,800
199,300
43,900
52,100
13,300
37,900
46,000
50,800
12,600
25,200
153,400
1,800
1,115,700
51,100
3,800
40,500
90,400
490
y;
520,700
30,400
1,730
16,100
'
.
y63,ooo
10
700
23,000
'
27,300
1,400
/ 56.700
1,500
112,400
320
3,320
94,300
,.v-
3,450
4,950
7,630
2,500
12,000
14,500
5,300
602,000
8,000
:
290
70,700
900
28,400
800
7,200
573,300
1,978,500
25,200
27,300
20,300
1,100
3,060
,
-
690
17,600
40
38,500
23,700
362,900
8,100
26,500
436,800
800
'
20,300
93,400
68,600
113,600
152,300
4,900
78,700
44,800
20,900
121,800
93,400
2,260
86,298
400
-
73.700
12,800
8,700
16,000
1,700
.
210
12,600
>
1.500
39,500
11,700
15,600
145,700
,
268,100
9,200
|
•
4,700
Feb.
3
Feb.
21
Sale
Feb.
19
Feb.
21
734 Jan.
2
3
Feb.
5
163* Jan.
513* Jan.
13* Jan.
21
7
2
2
2
2
148,200
61,200
47,400
306,300
251.600
7,040
135,398
1,600
140,900
25,400
21,800
58,800
3,300
Sale
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
Sale
Feb.
1
Feb.
8
Sale
Sale
Feb.
29
Feb.
Sale
A*
Sale
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
7
3 x20% Feb.
19
28% Feb.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
25
Feb.
6
7
Jan.
Sale
33
Feb.
5
33
Feb.
19
25
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
3
21
Sale
Feb.
3
Feb.
14
Sale
Sale
Feb.
6
993*
193*
863*
634
363*
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
19
1
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
350
20 188
Feb.
20
Feb.
10
90
350
87
50
Sale
}3%
Sale
Sale"
82
Feb.
26
Feb.
Feb.
20
Feb.
6
Feb.
26
124
Feb.
15
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
14%
Sale
43
Sale
1
Feb.
27
8
Feb.
19
FeD.
17
8434 Feb.
Feb.
24
473* Feb. 26
7
113
Feb.
Feb.
5
44
Jan.
9
Feb. 11
110
Jan.
8 114
55
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
17
27
5
11
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb. 26
Feb.
7
7
743* Feb.
6
7334 Feb.
733* Feb. 13
Feb.
26
21
733* Feb.
1
Feb.
13
53* Jan.
3
183* Feb.
323* Feb. 20
7
1043* Feb.
1
434 Feb.
1334 Feb.
1023* Feb.
1
83* Feb.
Feb.
13
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
72
Sale
173*
Sale
473*
___!!
1
7634
1834
4134
234
353*
6234
683*
29
21
Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
10
823* Feb.
233* Feb. 20
29
46
Feb.
5
15
10
18
26
11
Feb.
3
14
19
1
163*
Feb!
25
48
Feb. 25
463* Feb.
7
Feb.
3
6 105
Feb.
10
26
4
1
29
4
7
25
4
26
2134 Feb. 11
27 104
Feb.
1
63* Feb.
8
3
2
Jan.
15
Jan.
Feb. 25
7
Jan.
Jan.
10
7
Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
27
Jan.
3
14
15
175* Feb.
90
70
Feb.
Feb.
102
Jan.
75* Jan.
13* j an.
Jan.
2
Feb.
4
Jan.
7
Feb.
Feb.
£9
7
Jan.
14
19
4
19
3
3
AA
7
Jan.
Feb. 25
26
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
19
4
103* Jan.
6
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
3
15
Jan.
19
21
Jan.
27
83
63
603* Feb. 29
43% Jan.
6
Feb.
29
834 Feb. 17
83* Feb.
1
7534 Feb. 11
934 Jan.
7534 Feb.
11
11
Feb.
Feb.
1
31
31
13
3
25
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
1
52
Feb. 20
233* Feb. 20
4
93* Feb.
7
3 153
Feb. 17
1
52
Jan.
3
7
27
22
Jan.
2
Feb.
13
20
3634 Jan.
1534 Jan.
43* Jan.
12834 Jan,
473* Feb.
11534 Feb.
373* Feb.
Jan.
24
7
17
Jan,
2
Jan.
9
42
Jan.
10
4
11534 Feb.
3734 Jan. 18
19
Feb.
20
Feb.
Feb.
20
Feb.
Feb.
2
38
Jan.
8
3
6
26
Feb.
14
293* Feb. 17
1634 Feb. 25
Feb.
20
Feb.
6
20
27
Feb.
11
1
Feb.
11
17
Feb.
6
6
13* Jan.
6
Feb. 17
Feb.
134 Feb.
23* Feb.
6
Feb.
6
153* Jan.
Jan.
7
2534 Jan.
8
Feb.
20
52
233* Feb. 20
7
4
93* Feb.
6 153
Feb. 17
283* Feb. 20
4634 Feb. 26
103* Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
20
67
Sale
8
Feb.
Feb.
15
Sale
23*
Jan.
18
Sale
165|
18
11
101
7
Sale
15
7
1
1363* Feb.
39
Jan.
63*
633*
385*
193*
4
25
Jan.
52* Feb.
37
165*
43%
453*
28
4
Feb.
403*
14
Feb. 20
14
Feb.
Feb
Feb
Feb.
38
Jan.
Jan.
162
4
4
Sale
13
Feb. 20
Feb. 11
Jan. 28
Feb. 11
6
2
Jan.
Jan. .2
7
Jan.
Feb. 26
3
Jan.
25* Feb.
183* Feb.
26
240
5% non cum pref..—..100
22,300 Devoe Ac Reynolds A...
•
660
1st Preferred—......—100
43.
Jan.
11
Jan.
30
18
21
Jan.
1
page
14
5
16
6
29
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
3
2
26
see
"113*
15*
233*
1834
234
7734
17
Feb.
For footnotes
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
733* Jan.
15
25
Feb.
_.1M
1
Feb.
6 10434 Feb.
Jan.
17
7
Preferred......
Dunhlll Int
63* Feb. 10
Jan.
Jan.
50
-
~
~
35
15
Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A..*
Class B
•
Duluth South Sh Ac Atl..l00
_
103
4
Feb.
230,800
1,700
1,000
1,300
2,400
1
18,400
Jan.
18
Feb.
Diamond Match
•
Participating 45J Pref..25
Distil Corp-Seagrams Ltd...*
Dome Mines Ltd
..—..*
Dominion 8 to res Ltd—...*
Douglas Aircraft Go Inc....*
16
76
Feb. 21
73* Feb. 13
203* Feb. 13
385* Feb. 17
3 107
Jan. 16
28
7
17,700
9,200
178,700
90,300
35,500
590,100
3,600
3,600
5,600
9,000
25,500
15
783* Jan.
Feb.
18
630
3
22
Jan.
Feb.
103* Feb.
9
57
Jan.
41
20
Sale
Jan.
133
78
6 113
26
3
810 Detroit Ac Mackinac Ry Co.100
8,400
5,200
73,400
20,900
9,400
33 J
60
40 Det HiUsdale & South R..100
•:
62*
34
193*
103*
12*
6734
10
30
28
*"270
11,400
101
25
Jan.
3
413* Feb.
165* Feb.
8
.
3
1834 Feb.
533* Feb.
47
Jan.
45* Jan.
112* Jan.
413*
1
234
33* Feb.
3334
383* Feb. 11
1
6234
20 z683*
Feb.
3
18
8
Jan.
20
Jan.
305* Jan.
102
11
55* Feb.
22
83*
8
37
Sale
150
5
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Feb.,
14
Feb.
29
13634 13834
Feb.
1
Sale
Sale
Feb.
3
Sale
Sale
10
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
17
1
11043* Feb
Sale
834 Feb.
Sale
353* Feb.
114
108
Feb.
Sale
2
Feb.
15
14
Feb.
Sale
83* Feb.
Sale
88
Feb.
3934 383* Feb.
Sale
193* Feb.
Sale
a:102
Feb.
Sale
43* Feb.
Sale
133* Feb.
85
x89% Feb.
Sale
63
Feb.
Sale
483* Feb.
9
17
Feb. 20
2034 Feb.
1234 Feb.
15* Feb.
70
Feb.
83* Feb.
653* Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
*1
162
Sale
Feb.
17
27
82
7234 Jan.
Feb.
6
Feb.
1234 Feb.
443* Jan.
Feb.
79
Sale
Sale
4
934 Jan.
67
30
Jan.
13
Sale
Sale
25
643* Jan.
14
1534 Feb.
21
Sale
Sale
16
5
11
245* Feb. 21
53* Feb. 17
38J* Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
9 1135* Feb.
834 Jan.
Feb.
20
Feb.
Feb.
Consolidated Oil Corp.——•
Preferred new
...
*
Consolld RR of Cuba pref.100
(Consolidated Textile.
.
*
Container Corp of Amerlca.20
continentalBakcl A—
*
Class B
•
Preferred
......——100
Sale
9
523* Feb.-
10 10134 Feb.
2034 Feb.
25* Jan.
62
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Jan.
7
Sale
Sale
97
763*
Sale
Sale
1105* Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
9
"
Sale
Feb. 20 *453* Jan. 22
47
Feb. 24 5134 Jan. 23
2
14
Jan.
183* Feb. 13
Feb. 17
2 100
903* Jan.
6
9034 Feb, 24
8034 Jan.
6
62
„
13
Feb. 26 633* Feb.
Feb. 13 1133* Feb.
1 10134 Feb. 14
Feb.
Feb. 10 243* Feb. 21
Feb. 18
53* Feb. 17
11
Sale
11
1
25
Sale
24
13
15
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
943* Feb.
Sale
110
34
1
Sale
106
2
7 109
TA
Feb.
Sale
47
2
3634 Feb. 20
3434 Feb. 19
36
Sale
Sale
49
2
7
Sale
Sale
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
383* Feb, 29
183* Feb 26
1534 Feb. 20
Sale
19
11
2
213* Jan.
193* Jan.
Feb. 20
Feb. 24
Feb. 20
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
45* Jan.
315* Jan.
Jan.
A*
441
W
Jan. 16 573* Feb. 17
6
Feb. 26 203* Jan.
6 1063* Feb. 28
Jan.
3
Feb. 28 515* Feb.
Jan. 15
3 112
Jan.
6
183* Feb. 27
Jan.
Jan.
"
Sale
15
16
Sale
Sale
26
Feb.
94
Sale
1934
6
Feb.
15
31
11
Sale
185*
20
19
47
Sale
Feb.
24
Sale
Sale
3
13
50
703* Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
13
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
5934
11434 1123*
Sale
9934
Sale
2034
Sale
11334
Feb.
27
14
84
Feb.
Sale
Sale
28
555*
183*
1043*
4334
10734
834
14
452* Feb. 13
1
2534 Feb.
4
2034 Feb.
25
10134 Feb.
36
89
4 11034 Feb.
19
Sale
Sale
28
17
28
Feb.
20
Sale
9734
10
Feb.
19
19
Feb. 20
Feb. 10
Feb:
25% Sale
19
215*
10834 Sale
42% Sale
50% Sale
10% Sale
Sale
Feb.
21
Feb.
Feb.
26
Sale
Feb.
3
6
24
Jan.
21
2
8
38
Sale
3434
Jan.
4
42
27%
Sale
17
4
26
Jan.
Jan.
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4034 Feb. 26
82
Feb. 26
50
Feb. 20
6
53
Jan.
20
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
3
8
2
7
21
9
Feb. 10
10734 Jan.
593* Feb. 25
6
126
Feb.
1
85
Feb.
5634
183*
10634 1043*
Sale
4334
1093* 1083*
123*
1734
Sale
63*
Sale
...5
♦
..20
Diesel-Wemmer-GllbertCorpi0
Delaware Ac Hudson
.100
Del Lack Ac Western
50
Denver Rio Gr Ac Wes pref 100
OetroltEdison..
100
8
573*
Sale
Preferred
13
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Davega Stores Corp
Deere Ac Co
Feb.
Sale
Pref $5
*
Consol Laundries Corp...—•
-
14
4034 Feb. 26
90
10
Feb.
50
85
Sale
.*
.100
Preferred
100
Cuba Ce (The)
*
Cuba RR pref
100
Cuban American Sugar.
10
Preferred
.100
Cudahy Packing......
50
Curtis Publishing Co (The)*
Preferred....
—....*
Curtiss Wright Corp...
1
Class A
1
Feb.
Sale"
Sale
1
Feb. 24
107 % 10934 109
Sale
IV
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jar..
5
7
31
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Jan.
2
Feb.
6
Feb.
8
Jan. 11
Jan. 10
Feb. 19
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 19
853*
1534
725*
434
2334
1563*
28
Feb.
Sale
94%
81%
49%
111%
1
Sale
12834
27
11*
43*
35*
1934
253*
19
Sale
Consol Film Industry...
1
Preferred
.....—*
Consolidated Gas....—J..*
Crown Zellerbach v t c
Crucible Steel of Amer
Feb.
Sale
Sale
230 Cushmans Sons 7% pref..100
260
8% preferred
26,600 Cutler-Hammer, Inc..——.*
2,200
101,600
23,700
52,100
245,600
375,100
4": 30.400
9,600
22%
110
...»
33* Jan.
Sale
110
Continental Can....
20
Continental Diamond Fibre 5
Continental Insurance..2.50
Continental Motors
....1
Continental Oil of Del
5
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
Corn Prod Refining.......25
Preferred
100
Coty,Inc
......
•
Cream of Wheat ctfs...
*
Crosley Radio
...........*
Crown Cork Ac Seal......—*
Preferred
Feb.
17%
3
Sale
1334
7%
———100
150 Crown Wil P 1st pf
152,000
91,800
4,700
68,600
4,400
480,400
33,860
29,500
87,600
23,900
1,495,100
815,900
Sale
111
Prior preferred (43*) —100
Prior pref z warrants..100
72,800
45,000
763,100
r
15,900
38,600
1,191,200
1,800
43,700
405,000
117,600
314,600
328,100
14,600
110
63,600
69,300
2,800
28,000
1,380
290,900
8,690
8,200
47,000
9,100
950,900
375,900
70
Preferred
6
Feb.
Feb.
11
2
Sale
85%
50%
18%
105%
50%
66,100 Comm InvTrust ........
*
1,400
Convertible preferred—
13,900'
$4.25 con/pref ser of'35..*
944,300 Commercial Solvents.——*
3,727,600 Commonwealth Ac Southern *
50,700
Preferred...
--*
31,100 Conde-Nast Public'ns_..__.*
37,000 Congoleum-Nalrn Inc—....*
4,900 Congress Cigar....—...
*
6,800 Conn Railway Ac Lighting 100
1,290
4% preferred...—.——100
69,300 Consolidated Cigar
•
40
Jan.
2
Sale
125
640
5% pref series B..100
119,600 Commercial Credit......—10
3,500
Preferred 53* %---——-—
840
20
Jan.
13
11
11
03%
•
Preferred....
2,750
2834 Jan.
134 Jan.
Feb.
109*4
42 %
82%
...
170
Feb.
Feb.
88
..-..----100
49,900 Coca-Cola Co (The)
*
4,600
Class A
*
123,800 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co..*
2,600
Preferred...—...——100
211,800 Collins 5c Alkman .........*
750
Preferred...——......100
5,020 Colonial Beacon Oil Co
*
184,800 (Colorado Fuel Ac Iron
7,960
Preferred............... 100
9.960 Colorado Ac Southern.... 100
13,010
1st preferred......——.100
3,990
2d preferred
100
29,000 Columbian Carbon.........*
34,100 Columbia Pictures Corp vt c *
14,600
$2.75 conv pref
*
1,101,700 Columbia G Ac El common.—*
13,400
Preferred
100
1,350
•
*
Cluett.Peabody"#c*Co-
390
Jan.
1
48
l;\ 38,800
120
:
Stores......————5
70
15,000
4
26
10%
80%
0%
26%
150%
2,500 Cleve Elec 111 $4.50 ser pref—•
28,600 Cleve Graphite Bronze (The) 1
*
110 Cleveland * Pittsburgh.-.50
70
Jan.
Feb.
IVA
95
Preferred...—.......—100
liaulpment
7
Feb.
10%
Copper
Clark
4
28% Sale
Chrysler
City
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
634
21%
......25
Corporation..----#
City Ice Ac Fuel
*
Chile
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
7
10
*
OU
27
2
Sale
17%
51%
2%
Pac_..-100
7% prefferred..—
100
6% preferred....———100
Chicago Yellow Cab
*
(Chic Rock Isl A:
Cblckasha Cotton
2
Jan.
Sale
......—*
ChicagoPneum Tool
ChildsCo
1% Jan.
4
29
10%
Prices
5
7
Sale
100
Preferred
H*
Feb.
11
!
Feb.
Feb.
4% Sale
(Chic Mil 8t Paul Ac
Preferred
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Prices
1
19
Feb.
2%
i
Prices
Sale
28%
23*
45*
Co..—5
Pacific.*
Preferred...
—....—100
Chicago At North West...100
Chicago Mall Order
70 C C C & St Louis—
100
10
Preferred
-———100
60
20
iIS
i
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29
Ask
Ask
234 Sale
-
6,400
38,200
110,000
97,300
23,100
25,000
8,900
11,400
13,100
15,200
3,700
13,200
38.500
Feb.
Feb. 1
Bid
Par
36.700 Chicago Great Western—100
57,200
Preferred
100
640 (Chic Indlanap Ac Louis pf 100
Shares
Shares
V
Feb. 29 1936
1
Jan.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
FEBRUARY
to
n. t. stock exchange
Since
In
February
PRICES IN
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
33
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
10
8
60
10
Jan.
Jan.
24
213*
573*
1193*
403*
41%
345*
525*
113*
7554
3154
1734
134
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
A
\\
Jan.
25
7
3
Jan.
15
754 Feb.
6
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
24
23
30
22
31
15
34
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
Jan.
Low from
STOCKS
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
1
Shares
Par
6,300 Duplan Silk
180
•
82,800 Eastern Rolling Mills.
19,500 Eastman Kodak Co. of N. J
.
Preferred
9
Sale
29%
8%
—
Preferred.....
Sale
161
1
128,065 Eaton Mfg. Co......
31,400 Kttlngon Schtld....
368,500 Electric Auto-Lite (The)..
820
Sale
157
.
.......
Feb.
Ask Bid
15%
17
114% 115
147% Sale
130
131%
115%
20 X
27
(El) .20
6% non-voting deben
100
500 ouquesne Light 1st pref.-lOO
200 Durham Hoa Mills praf—100
350
Feb. 1
Bid
It#
Preferred
Du Pont de Nem & Co
111
Lowest
16
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
15% Feb. 17
114% Feb.
8
140% Feb. 26
131
Feb.
"
132% 129
114% 115% 114% Feb. 24
Sale
20
20
Feb. 29
115%
143%
Sale
....
Blec Ac Musical
19,800 Bngineers Pub Service
4,600
$5 conv preferred
5,700
$5.50 preferred
1,300
$6 cum preferred...
49,000 Equitable Office Bldg
44
2
!8
112
6%
10%
48%
46%
52%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Feb.
7% Feb. 27
13% Jan.
17
32% Jan.
2
52
Feb.
17
29% Jan.
2
50
67
Feb.
28
Feb.
49% Jan.
28
2
Jan.
1
Feb,
1
Feb.
2% Feb.
26
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
Feb.
7
26
17
Feb.
7
58
54% Feb.
19
7
48
Jan.
6
61
56
Feb.
20
Feb.
Feb.
55
64
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
4
4
7
21
62M Jan.
11% Jan.
16% Jan.
11% Jan.
21
17% Feb.
27% Feb.
31
7
21
21
21
3
19
Feb.
15
Jan.
10
69
Jan.
15
12
Jan.
7
31% Feb. 25
3
4% Jan.
15
Feb.
7
8
11
14
Sale
15
Sale
6% Feb.
13% Feb.
1
Feb.
21
1
1
25%
15%
Sale
Sale
24%
Sale
23
Feb.
26
Sale
14% Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
21
17
14% Sale
35% Sale
4% Sale
14%
Feb.
7
Federal Light Ac Traction..15
Preferred
.....
•
Mining Ac Smelt.. 100
.....100
Federal Motor Truck
•
Federal Screw Works
._..*
Water Service A
•
13,700 Federated Departm't Stores.*
26,100 Fidelity Phenlx Fire Ins.2.50
190 Filene's Sons...
230
Preferred
.
*
.......
........lit
Firestone Tire Ac Rubber
10
Preferred series A......100
First National Stores.......»
Florshelm Shoe (The) cl A._*
tFollansbee Bros
*
Food Machinery Corp new 10
.........
....
.
6%
15
6
68
6% conv preferred
100
Fajardo Sug Co Porto Rico. 20
Preferred
Sale
•
1
preferred........*
Foundation Co.
Fourth Nat'l Investors..
Sale
35
35%
5% Sale
Sale
3
Sale
140
144
.45
70
99%
Sale
85%
87
8% Sale
5% Sale
4% Sale
Sale
Sale
151
36
91
.
Sale
11%
45%
"23% Sale"
Sale
20% Sale
92%
93
70
73
90%
93%
10% Sale
Sale
5
13% Feb. 25
31% Feb. 25
1
4% Feb.
1
2% Feb.
11% Feb. 29
Feb.
43
142% Feb.
31% Feb. 24
19% Feb. 25
92% Feb. 27
8
66% Feb.
22
23% Sale
11% 111% 110%
30% Sale
28%
03% Sale
100%
Feb. 26
44
44
Feb.
10
28%
5%
37%
31%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
34
Sale
119
22
126
34%
"35%
28%
Sale
Sale
1
15l\
37%
1
25
33%
104%
46%
29%
9%
42%
38%
Feb.
25
Feb.
27
23% Jan.
27
7
73
Feb.
21
94
Feb.
27
11% Feb.
20
Jan.
15
28
1
6 112
3
19
27
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
17
7
Feb.
Jan.
J
22
14
Feb.
7
40% Jan.
5% Jan.
21
49% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13% Feb.
11% Feb. 20
4
5% Feb.
1
4% Feb.
22
Feb. 25
18
7%
Feb.
1
17
Feb.
Feb.
97
19
Sale
9%
42%
73
Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
22
28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
97
8%
4%
2%
20%
43%
45
45
15
21
6
Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb. 19
Feb. 25
37% Feb. 27
23% Feb. 17
94
Sale
110% 112
28% Sale
103% Sale
46% Sale
29
29%
6% Sale
38% Sale31% Sale
7
3
Sale
Sale
5% Feb.
Feb.
21
»
37% Feb. 27
87
44
Sale
22%
15
Jan.
g*
3%
13%
49%
3 151%
25
3%
21%
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
58
Sale
Feb.
&
Jan. 31
3 134
Feb.
3
Jan.
Jan. 14
Feb.
66
2%
17
30
27
7
3
61
12
Feb.
Jan.
4
21
19
56
45%
4
Feb.
6
20
61
100
Jan.
Jan.
19
Feb.
58
Preferred
Feb
%
1%
62%
125%
7%
45%
7%
2
6% Jan.
50
10
18
27
30
125% Feb.
7% Feb.
51
Fairbanks Co.25
2
6% Jan.
17
3
5
63
rl29%Sale
8%
9
Sale
9% Jan.
44% Feb.
Feb.
21
11
23 114
Feb.
6
17% Feb.
Feb.
58
6%
21
36% Jan.
110% Jan.
18
52
Fairbanks Morse Ac Co......*
72,300 Footer-Wheeler
28% Jan.
20
1%
Sale
66
9% Feb.
2 163% Jan.
Jan.
6
33% Feb.
27 165
Jan.
20
Sale
1
Feb. 27
Feb. 14
13
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
52
2%
19
36
41
57%
....
2
31
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
2%
25
17
Jan.
17
50
Sale
29
Jan.
6% Feb.
8
Feb.
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
10
....
conv
Jan.
20
10
158
6%
10%
27% 129
132,900 Brans Products Co........
3,900 Exchange Buffet Corp.
7%
114
Feb.
24
7
18%
8 115%
6 150%
7 132%
6 115%
7% Jan.
156% Jan.
Sale
2%
63
30 Brie 8c Pittsburgh
63,300 Bureka Vacuum Clean..
1,360
Feb.
8% Feb. 17
9% Feb. 11
156% Feb. 10 161% Feb. 19
6 164
160
Feb.
Feb. 25
5
32% Sale
28% Feb.
33% Feb. 27
7%
7%
7
7% Feb. 27
8% Feb.
3
38
Feb.
41% Sale
44% Feb. 19
Ill
Feb. 14 114
Feb.
6
111% Sale
4
13% Feb. 26
14% Sale
17% Feb.
54
138,400 Brie
First preferred
84,400
Second preferred..
23,400
_
129
Sale
..........
144,900
16,800
48,000
2,100
135,300
29,300
132% Feb. 27
115% Feb. 14
164
.......
97,700 Federal
Jan.
Sale
9
Sale
...
47,300
138
160%
Sale
Sale
16%
........
.......
Federal
14% Jan.
114% Feb.
150% Feb. 19
Ind—
American shares........
212,000
965,200 Blec Power A Light
217,400
$7 pref
104,200
$6 pref
22,130 Elec Storage Battery......
84,800 tElk Horn Coal Corp
Preferred
81,500
6,000 Endicott-Johnson
Preferred
1
5,830
5,685
5,060
60,000
4,000
26,500
55,300
1,070
5,800
2,600
151,200
16% Feb. 24
115% Feb. 20
160
38% Sale
......1
29
1
282,900 Electric Boat.
1
to
Feb. 29 1936
75,200
5,400
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
N.T. STOCK EXCHANOK
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
8*
20% Jan.
Feb.
1
Jan.
11
Feb.
14
Feb.
28
Jan.
18
Feb. 11 z24% Jan.
6 100% Feb.
Feb.
1
44
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
28% Jan.
Feb. 29
4% Jan.
Feb. 29
37% Feb.
27
Jan.
Feb. 17
33% Feb.
104% Feb.
48% Jan.
11
29% Jan.
9% Feb.
29
127
5
110
Jan.
119
Feb.
1 127
Feb.
17
35
Feb.
5
Feb.
1
8
4
64
Feb.
Feb.
1
111
11
6
9
42% Feb. 29
38% Feb. 17
33% Jan.
77% Feb.
35% Feb.
112
Jan.
Feb.
17
.....
21",800
1
540 Franklin Simon pref
100
79,200 Free port Texas Co
10
370
6% conv pref
.......100
2,890 Fuller Co prior pref
2d preferred
8,450
_
*
_•
.
113,100 Gabriel Co (The) Class A..
5,700 Gamewell Co (The)
114,400 Gen
Preferred.
60,700 Gen Amer Transp Corp....
222,100 General Asphalt
137,500 General Baking Co........
750
Preferred
...
........
Sale
100
Sale
56
Sale
Sale
32% Sale
13% Sale
Preferred A (8)
General Italian Edison
Feb.
31% Feb.
12
Feb.
141% Feb.
6%
17%
12%
[01%
Sale
85
95
55%
57
143
90%
Sale
140
35
19
Sale
59% Sale
Sale
29% Sale
7
Sale
40
Sale
.06% 107
5% Sale
48
Sale
1
...
7% preferred
Goodyear T Ac R
100
•
1st preferred
...»
Gotham Silk Hosiery....
Preferred
...100
Graham-Paige Motors..
Granby Cons M S Ac P
38% Sale
34% Sale
3
1
100
Grand Union Co trust ctfs..l
Conv preferred series.....*
Granite City 8teel
•
receipts........*
Grant (W T)
♦
Great Northern Ir ore prop.*
Great Northern pref.....100
Sug.........
.....100
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
40
63
120
51
Sale
58%
Sale
57%
118%
28%
26%
7%
6%
38
44%
7%
43%
106% 107% 107
Sale
4%
46% Sale
45%
130
3% Sale
39%
54
50
Sale
Sale
Feb.
1
7
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 26
Feb. 10
Feb.
Feb.
17
32%
136
52
24%
Feb.
13
41 % Feb.
17
35% Feb. 24
5
4% Feb.
48
6
Feb,
140
11% Jan.
15% Feb.
33%
Feb.
95
Feb.
58% Jan.
Feb. 21 143
36% Jan.
33% Feb.
% Jan.
21
18
2
Jan.
8*
Feb.
6
Jan.
3
Feb.
6
19% Jan.
3
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
11
11
10
13
14
10
17
6
Feb.
50
50
5
Feb.
3
14
19
W*
88
3% Sale
10% Sale
4% Sale
20%
Sale
65%
120%
61%
119%
29%
7%
Feb.
6% Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Jan.
6
13
Feb.
28
107% Feb.
6% Feb.
5
10
5
4
Feb.
Feb.
21
21
Feb.
21
3% Feb. 21
1
Feb.
60%
18%
89%
8%
28
7% Feb. 21
74% Feb. 26
48% Feb. 10
■
26 113
10 116
3
Feb. 26
3
Feb. 27
10
Feb.
7
84
Feb. 13
1
3% Feb.
3
9% Feb.
4% Feb. 20
19% Feb'. 20
Feb. 26
Feb.
3
Feb.
28
Feb.
17
Feb.
24
Feb.
Feb.
8
10
20%
97%
31%
99%
11%
90%
4%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
F^eb. 19
5% Feb.
23% Feb.
34% Feb.
14
5
44
30
19
60% Feb.
18% Jan.
16
86
28
90
24
Feb.
6% Jan.
Jan.
11
6
Jan.
16
Jan.
14
Jan.
Feb.
28
8%
80%
55%
2 114%
107
Jan.
3% Jan.
2
17
10 116
Feb.
21
20% Feb.
10
116
Feb.
13% Jan.
6
21
Jan.
Jan.
2
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
19% Jan.
2
14
6
6
5
14
Feb. 21
34% Feb. 29
1 137% Feb. 17
55
6
6
Feb.
3
27% Feb. 19
27
8% Feb. 10
10% Feb.
18% Feb. 20 21% Jan.
7 115% Jan.
115% Jan.
Jan.
19
7
6
87
14
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
69
48
21% Jan.
8
31% Feb.
20% Feb. 19
Feb.
Jan.
14
6
43
16% Jan.
17
33
3
18
33% Feb.
3
42
5
Feb.
21
7
Feb.
2
Jan.
36
4
Feb.
2% Jan.
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Feb. 11
3
Feb.
Feb. 27
5
78% Feb.
1
50% Feb.
1
Feb.
7%
Feb. 10
10%
Feb. 20 21%
4 115%
115% Feb.
Feb.
14
Jan.
13
Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
117
17
31
20
Feb.
13
86
29% ,33% 31
29
29% Sale
16
16%
18%
Sale
40% Sale
34%
Sale
32
34% Sale
Sale
136
; 137% 136
55
69% 50 :J 60
Sale
26% Sale
24%
3
Feb.
Feb.
47
17% Feb.
Jan.
3 117
43
Feb.
32
4!H
10
43
116
70%
120%
61%
119%
28
3
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb. 11
20
Feb.
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
Feb. 24
Feb.
44
11
86
16%
35%
2
70% Jan.
54% Feb. 21
1
Jan.
Feb.
10
86
32
2
2
13
Feb.
24% Feb.
33%
4
9% Jan.
5% Jan.
5
6
6
9
50
93
Sale
iJS
10
4
Feb.
91
Sale
19
Feb.
3
Sale
30
23
27
Feb.
57% Feb.
33% Feb.
Sale
33
31
Jan.
igg
50
37
27
93
10%
141
11
1
20
Feb.
Jan.
6
17
6 107%
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Feb.
110% 110
7% Sale
5%
9% Sale
8%
20% Sale
18%
121""
29
25% Sale
95% Sale
Sale
89
12
4
13
12% Feb.
3
101% Feb.
2
Feb.
63
2
Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 18
Jan.
23 145
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10% Jan.
97
Jan.
47% Jan.
22
8
Feb.
Feb.
6
3% Jan.
12
Feb.
53% Feb. 29
50
Feb.
18% Sale
93% Sale
3% Sale
9% Sale
5% Sale
21% Sale
Jan
50
Ill
110
Il7
92
63
118
Sale
US#
27
17% Sale
89
87%
7% Sale
75% Sale
Sale
40
77}
56%
Sale
52
18
„
35
Feb."!
35 J
132
75
Jan.
10
'43
38% Feb.
33% Feb. 18
2% Feb. 18
30
Sale
115
—
Feb.
50
Sale
19% Sale
115% 116'
20
54% Feb. 21
140
32%
34%
Sale
77%
3
Feb.
42
Sale
113
Sale
Feb.
29
38
Sale
Feb.
33
41
Sale
89%
9% Feb.
10
31
118
10 Green Bay Ac Western RR.100
72,000 Green (H L) Co
1
55
"
4
38*
20
Feb. 27
4
Feb.
Feb. 19
14
Feb. 10
17 ^>3
5
Feb.
1
6
.34% Feb.
18
13% Feb. 24
7
18145
Feb.
1
11 % Feb. 19
29
90
.19
tGobel ( Adolf)
5
Goebel Brewing Co
1
Gold Dust certificates .....*
page 43.
4% Feb. 26
14% Feb.
10% Feb.
100% Feb.
26% Feb. 20
37
56%
64% Sale
Preferred...
30 Gold 8c Stock Teleg Co...100
440,000 Goodrich (B F)
zee
149
Sale
75
53% Feb. 29
Sale
275.400 Gen Realty 8c Utilities Corp. 1
Preferred
»
9,600
66,100 General Refractories.......*
8,010 Gen Steel Castings pref
*
173,300 Gillette Safety Razor
..*
Convertible preferred....*
10,600
110,100 Glmbel Brothers......
...»
17,300
7% preferred.........
100
82,100 Glidden Co (The)..........*
1,380
7% prior preferred
106
for footnotes
103
Sale
1
1
Feb.
15% Feb.
33% Feb.
29%
....
Preferred
Preferred
11%
59% Feb.
46
11
57%
Preferred
Great West
145
Sale
Sale
25 132
13% Sale
27%
28%
39% Sale
34% Sale
2% Sale
29% Sale
30
: 31%
....
-
11%
Feb.
Sale
141
97,400 General Public Service....
36,500 General Ry Signal
Part paid
144
dH
74% Feb. 19
32% Feb. 26
128
Sale
88
........
31,500
452,200
13,200
80,000
3,210
617,900
55,600
91,000
40,200
16,600
13,00
39,100
103,500
488,700
93,000
2,390
74% Sale
53% Sale
Sale
Sale
103
1
Preferred (7)
6,900
150
Sale
1
....
General Mills.............
Preferred
1,860
1
1,210,330 Gen Motors Corp,
Preferred (6)
24,200
22,700 Gen Outdoor Advertising, i
Common
51,400
7,700 General Printing Ink......
271,000
116,300
204,500
74
33% Sale
29
24",556
600
60
46% Sale
69
130
10
....
520
Sale
38
10%
696,200 General Electric
172,600 General Foods
1,018,000 Gen Gas Jt Elec CI A...
Conr preferred A....
2,190
540
Preferred A (7)
410
Sale
Sale
6
1,800
370
75
34%
132
16%
11%
101%
57
32%
12%
142%
American Inrestors...
99,500 General Bronze..
190,000 General Cable
Class A
77,800
Preferred 7%
16,500
15,900 Gen Cigar Inc..
38"" Sale"
78
9
77
2%
9%
3%
31
Jan.
55
24
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
11
26
16
17
6% Jan.
23% Jan.
34% Jan.
29
31
136
6
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
16
2
6
Jan.
7
Jan.
6
Feb.
6
Jan. 24
8
14
Feb.
2
2
30% Jan.
28% Jan.
32% Jan.
97%
31%
99%
11%
94%
4%
6
14
17
18
19
19
15
15
3
33
32
Feb. 14
Jan.
3
20% Feb. 19
44
Feb. 21
34% Feb. 29
137% Feb. 17
55
Feb.
6
27% Feb. 19
N. Y. STOCK
March, 1936]
AGGREGATE
SALES
n. t. stock
Since
In
Jan.
February
Share?
160
exchange
Feb. 29 1936
1
340
Greyhound Corp (The).....5
Guentanamo Sugar..
*
Preferred
1M
Gulf Mobile * Northern..!0l»
Preferred.
100
Gulf States Steel
•
950
7% 1st prefer red
100
1,600
2,700 Hackensack Water........25
620
36,900
4,100
8,800
I
81
77
430 Greene Cananea Copper..
101,900
82,500
I,900
60,200
19,500
13,600
440
110
Co »7 pref
*
$5 preferred
Harbison Walker Ref
Preferred 0%.......—.100
Hat Corp class A........
1
*H% preferred........100
Hayes Body
2
Hazel-Atlas Co
25
Helme (G W)
25
Hanna (M A)
jrm~~3do
730
33,400
67,500
60
260
12,300
800
24,800
1,040
253,700
6,500
2,200
240
530
620
203,300
2,800
<
59,700 Hercules
12,300
9,400
700
1,400
1,800
33,000
11,200
46,800
140
1,800
5,600
142,700
1,100
153,200
29,000
19,600
7,000
240,000
216,900
::
185,200
7,800
1,440
1,730
3,400
39,500
4,900
900
55,400
39,600
330
990
5%! Sale
Sale
137% 141
151% 157
33
Sale
126
130
132
135
Sale
Sale
80
100
104
131
.....
120
Sale
117%
38%
9%
31%
108%
Sale
Sale
9*1
Sale
Sale
517
530
Sale
123
Motors
87%
129%
77%
118
36
■>
9%
27%
V
Sale
Sale
41%
28%
70%
11%
53%
5%
13%>
15%
2%
22%
■
37
Sale
61
44
Sale
Sale
71%
Sale
Sale
Sale
14%
Sale
Sale
63
Sale
15%
7%
29%
121
30%
73
11
18
15
135
7
Internat Nickel of Canada..*
100
PreferreJ..
Internat Paper A Power cl A *
Class B
•
Class C
•
100
Preferred
7
Sale
gx
7
Sale
144
5%
4%
Sale
4%
Sale
»'
14%
101
2
30
•
Sale
37 %
36
182%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
53
Sale
64
18%
57%
18%
Sale
22%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
86
Sale
115
111% Sale
121% 123
68
72
122
80 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B »
118%
54,200
22,200
9,800
28,800
100
82,000 Kansas City Southern
Preferred..
100
43,200
18,000 Kaufman Dept Stores.. 112.50
5
39,700 Kayser(J) Ac Co
500 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf.100
24%
17%
29%
Sale
15%
Sale
18
Sale
90
86
Feb.
8
3 105
Jan.
Feb.
24
9
24
Feb.
14
Feb.
13
Feb.
19
12
Jan.
5
14
13
3
8% Feb. 21
2 128% Feb. 27
7
84
Jan.
17
128
Jan.
28
23 105% Feb.
30 131% Feb.
Jan.
75% Feb. 27 80
Feb.
115% Jan. 16 119
19
5
31% Feb.
17 109% Feb.
Feb.
3 544
7
44% Feb.
28
Feb.
21
2
19% Jan.
13
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
108
500
20
41
21
26% Jan.
15
65% Jan.
19
6% Jan.
48% Jan.
21
Jan.
2
19
4
6
14
7
3
15
Jan.
25
1
19
31%
74%
12%
57%
5%
17%
18%
3%
21
10% Jan.
6
28
5
19
2
Jan.
9
13
44% Feb.
10% Jan.
30% Jan.
8
Feb.
Jan.
Jan. 27
7 141
131% Jan.
Feb. 11
156% Jan. 27 163
2
31% Feb. 26 35% Jan.
Feb. 17
Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17 115
Jan.
120
11
Feb.
Feb.
3 124% Feb.
14
Feb.
20
104% Feb.
4% Jan.
Feb. 21
Feb. 27
Feb. 11
Feb.
Jan.
41% Feb.
3
30% Jan.
120
Jan.
2
13
28
8
20
Feb.
15
Jan.
15
Feb.
19
Jan.
23
Feb.
6
Feb.
28
Feb.
19
1
28% Feb.
19
19% Jan.
22
28% Feb.
19
1
45
Feb.
19
33
Jan.
22
45
Feb.
19
70
Feb.
18
58
Jan.
Jan.
6
4
70
Feb.
18
4% Jan.
28% Jan.
31
11
Feb.
4
7
12
18% Feb. 27
7% Feb. 17
31% Feb. 25
Jan.
117
Feb.
14
3 114% Feb.
Feb.
3
11% Feb.
Feb.
1
7% Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 28 17% Feb.
4
8% Feb.
Feb.
4
6% Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
36% Feb.
3
5% Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 17 14% Feb.
1
5% Feb
Feb.
27
Feb.
21
34
Feb.
6
173
1 147
120% Feb.
18% Feb. 27
8% Jan. 29
31% Feb. 25
2
173
40
3
Feb.
Feb. 21 184
46%
40% Feb.
3
69%
65% Feb.
150
Feb. 24 154
5%
3% Feb. 20
8
5
5% Feb.
98% Jan.
6% Jan.
Feb.
14
17 114% Feb.
Feb.
6
27
28
Jan.
18
11
2 147
28
1
14
U7%
2
16% Feb. 28
7
3% Jan.
Jan.
9
19% Jan.
2% Jan.
9
Jan.
20
3% Jan.
7
3
14
14
14
7
21
11
Jan.
3
2
8
25
8
6
148% Jan.
3% Jan.
10
Sale
Sale
108
3 Ill
Feb.
27% Feb.
49% Feb.
11
Feb.
8
6
10
29% Feb.
53% Feb.
27
19
23
57% Feb. 20
3
16% Feb.
12% Feb. 17
64
7
88
19
8
Feb.
21
7
Feb.
Feb.
1
19% Feb. 17
14% Feb. 27
6
Feb.
9
6
30
3
2
26% Jan.
2
47% Jan.
18% Jan. 15
57% Feb. 20
Jan.
2
12% Feb.
17
Jan.
Jan.
2
Feb.
14
16%
16% Feb. 26
18% Feb.
29% Feb.
29%
27% Feb.
123
Feb.
124% 115% Feb.
19
27% Feb.
5
24
115% Feb.
4
88
75
Sale
83
68
Feb.
1
77% Feb.
Feb.
129
5
Feb.
21
126% Feb.
111% Feb.
121% Feb.
24
82
15
14
7
Jk*
40
Feb.
21
Feb.
21
14
14
Feb.
8
8
2
Feb.
21
54% Feb. 19
6 129
6
13
Feb.
14
Feb.
Feb.
46% Feb. 21
8
69% Feb. 21
23 154
Feb.
3
2
5% Jan.
8
Jan.
108
Jan.
Feb.
2
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
23% Jan.
37% Jan.
4
18%
8%
6%
36%
5%
14%
Feb. 21 184% Jan.'
35% Jan.
56% Jan.
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Feb.
Jan.
7
4
7%
3%
3%
36%
it?*.
Jan.
Feb.
8
8
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
10
8
Jan.
9
Feb.
10
29% Feb. 27
53% Feb. 21
Jan.
67
19%
14%
88%
19%
29%
123
30
Jan.
Feb.
30
Feb.
27
Jan.
18
Jan.
17
11
Feb.
19
Feb.
24
5
58% Jan. 18 77% Feb.
Feb. 21
94% Jan.
3 129
121% Feb.
5 126% Feb. 24
153
88%
120
15
19%
125% Sale
153
81%
...
88
lly>
123
67
11 119
Jan.
3?*
22
100
Jan.
6
49%
•
Feb.
6
Jan. 16
Feb. 28
Feb.
4
104
2
.......100
14,100 Jewel Tea Inc
62,500 Johns-Manville
Preferred
1,630
31%
36%
8%
21%
4% Jan.
International Silver......100
29
9
2
44% Jan.
125% Feb.
International Shoe......
Preferred.............. 100
2
Jan.
19
Sale
12%
75%
18%
4
Jan.
3
„
28
*
Jan.
6
54% Feb.
48% Feb.
50% Sale
6 127% Feb
125% 129% 125% Feb.
1
Feb.
6
5% Feb.
6%
3
3% Feb.
2% Feb. 25
2%
1
Sale
Feb.
2
3% Feb.
Sale
29
Feb. 26 36% Feb.
41
Feb.
Sale
1
40
38
Feb.
28
Internet Tel 5c Tel
30
35
1
7% Sale
Sale
Interstate Dept Stores...
14
21
110
preferred
17
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
7%
Feb.
24 115
3
21% Feb.
Feb.
60% Feb.
15% Feb.
6% Feb.
29
45
Jan.
Feb.
4
109
Sale
12,600 Intertype Corp
8,500 Island Creek Coal..........I
Preferred ................J
330
11,230
174
38
100
International Salt......—*
......
8
37
104%
11% Sale
6%
7% Sale
7%
16%
16%
16%
Sale
7
5%
5
5%
3%
21
33
33%
4% Sale
3%
12%
13% Sale
5% Sale
4%
37
36
36%
108
Internat Printing Ink
Preferred
.....
i
Sale
24
25
29
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
44%
31%
74%
11%
57%
5%
17%
18%
3%
5
15% Feb.
2% Feb.
113% Sale
Sale
22$
13$
6
3
10
Feb. 18
52% Feb. 25
5
28
Jan.
4 544
41% Feb.
27% Feb.
71% Feb.
2
137
Sale
5H
Feb.
14
49% Sale
125% 128
5% Sale
2V Sale
M
Feb.
Feb.
7
7
105
17
14
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
6
31% Feb. 28
17 109% Feb. 28
Sale
6%
30%
Sale
25
108
520
1% Jan.
9% Jan.
Jan.
30
27
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
Feb. 29
Feb.
5
14
Feb. 27 79
Feb. 28 119
3
44%
Feb.
4
10%
Feb.
Sale
25%
39%
66%
8
75%
117%
35%
9%
Feb.
Feb.
2% Sale
Sale
Jollet Ac Chic RR 7% gtd_.100
Jones Ac Laugh Steel pref. 10C
340
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
'
74
Sale
54%
5%
Sale
126
Sale
129
23
Jan.
110
6 105%
5 131%
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
80%
3%
38%
18%
50%
26% Jan.
34% Feb.
31% Feb. 26
95
16
8
3 163
Feb.
157
87
Sale
76
500" 530"
10
■:
151% 163
32% Sale
13
Feb.
27 119
104% Feb. 17 107
1
8%
5% Feb.
5 128%
122% Feb.
132
Feb, 18 137%
44% Sale
68% Sale
150f
153
"
6 ,580
Sale
7%
40% Sale
65% Sale
152% 154
5% Sale
5% Sale
830
4,700
22,500
108
106
Internat Cement
Internat Harvester,
7% preferred
If 0
Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A.25
Internat Mercan Marin
300
2,900
4,600
Sale
In'and Steel.....
*
Inspiration Cons Copper..20
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc..... 1
{Interboro Rap Tran ▼ t c 100
ln« Rys of Cent Amer.
Certificates.....
Preferred... ...... .....100
Intercontinental Rubber .
Interlake Iron
Internat Agricultural
Prior preferred.........100
Int Business Machines
Internat Carriers Ltd
1
579,300
20,800
51,200
13,400
67,400
108,400
■J' 6,950
1,280
4,000
7,900
4,600
1,590
Feb.
104% xl04% Feb. 13 105
3
Sale
41%
40
34% Feb.
6
24%
124%
122% Feb.
14
3
12% Feb.
12% Sale"
106
651,900
2,900
82,600
19,100
102,100
229,000
15,050
2,390
8,800
15,200
10,000
2,560
1,442,200
37,900
297,700
1,800
7% Feb. 17
Feb.
7
114
3
31% Feb.
6
36
Feb. 10
8% Feb. 28
21% Feb.
4
11
4
19
Sale
118
96,700
144,500
1,700
168,500
71,300
51,700
47,300
Feb.
Feb.
35
60,500
173,700
11,300
53,100
7,560
2,990
4,140
78,100
274,800
155,200
21,200
14,500
8,900
115
31
12% Sale
105%; 106
..
2,170
23,900
184,500
88,600
8,900
45
Feb.
35%
Sale
35%
342,800 Illinois Central..........100
12,900
6% pref series A....
100
3,000
Leased line stock...
100
3,530
RR sec stock ctfs ser A1000
16.4O0 Indian Refining..
....10
82,500 Industrial Rayon Corp,
II,500 lngersoll-Rand........
4% preferred...........100
5,310
2,330
Feb.
Feb.
31% Feb.
108
44%
118
Sale
122 %
15,100 Hercules Powder.......
1,420
Preferred...
100
4,800 Hershey Chocolate.....
4,800
Conv preferred
....
62,500 Holland Furnace
30,200 Hollander <A) * Son
117,200 Holly Sugar Corp......
140
7% preferred
100
4,000 Homeetake Mining
.....100
12,200 Houdallle-Hershey cl A
215,700
Class B
1,900 Household Finance part pf 50
653,900 Houston Oil of Texas ▼ t c 25
69,400 Howe Sound rot trust ctfs..5
47,200 Hudson & Manhattan.
100
19,300
Preferred...
100
349,500 Hudson Motor Car
344,100 Hupp Motor Car Corp.....10
28,600
137,200
5,400
22,500
'
Feb.
43
Feb. 13
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
Feb. 29
Feb.
5
104% 105" 104%
100
7% preferred.......
40
Feb.
78%
3%
38%
18%
50%
12% Feb.
Jan.
65% Jan.
81
91
Feb.
34
Sale
49
31
31
35
40
8
7% Sale
20%
20% Sale
112% 114% 114
Preferred. ......... ....100
770
300
Highest
Sale Prices
35
59,400 Hall Printing. ...
41,100 Hamilton Watch......—
18,400
14,300
37%
Sale
18
114
Lowest
Sale Prices
30 %
.......25
—
10
Preferred A...
Sale
3?*
35
Sale
42%
44
31 $4 Sale
105% HO
13 %
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb. 21
88
68% Feb. 29
2% Feb.
'
89
Sale
68%
Sale
2%
32
Lowest
Ask
81
91
Sale
■
1
Sale Prices
29
Ask Bid
Bid
Pax
Shares
30,200
47,500
Feb.
Feb. 1 v
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN FEBRUARY
PRICES
Low from
July 1 1933
STOCKS
35
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Sale
~~.
81% Feb.
1
90% Feb. 21
78% Jan.
21 120
120
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
118
Jan.
24
13
15
21
Feb.
24
2
24
2
Jan.
27
35% Feb. 21
19% Feb. 13
33% Feb. 25
90% Feb.
6
Sale
15
24
Feb.
Sale
1
23% Feb.
3
17% Feb.
4
29
Feb.
85
Feb. 24
35%
19%
33%
90%
Feb. 21
Feb. 13
Feb. 25
6
Feb.
4
23% Feb.
21% Feb. 26
17% Feb. 17
27%
24%
19%
91%
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
Feb. 28
39
Feb.
19
28% Jan.
7
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
Feb. 11
8
Feb.
95% Feb.
26
18% Jan.
7
29
97%
21%
6%
41%
26
25
Feb.
11
17 110% Feb.
13
6
Feb.
26
75
Feb.
10
19% Sale
32% Sale
87%
92
Feb.
Jan.
19% Jan.
22%
32
4
90% Feb. 21
11 120
17
27% Jan.
9
80
Jan.
7
23
Jan.
16
21
Jan.
16
14% Jan.
2
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
41,400
17,100
102,300
200
211,900
2.200
2,400
7,800
2,560
49,400
1,050
2,400
140
600
52,800
490
Convertible class A.......1
62,300
Conv class B.............1
33,000
269,100 Kelvinator Co
890 Kendall Co part pref ser A..*
439,700 Kenoecott Copper ........*
2.200 Keystone Steel & Wire Co..*
•
4,700 Kimberly-Clark......
•
24,600 Kinney (G R)
8% preferred.............»
10,710
105,100 Kresge (S S) Co ...........10
7% preferred
100
1,740
1
3,800 Kresge Dept Stores
...
....
140
2,710 Laclede Gas.......
160
98,900
2,600
78,800
39,500
1,330
157,600
126,100
55,600
33,100
42,100
184,700
113,800
800
43,200
15,600
900
112,900
100,700
41,900
15,000
24,400
82,700
1
42,400
Sale
24%
Sale
AS**
90
Sale
Sale-
87
EK
96
Sale
Sale
3
32% Feb.
95% Feb. 26
20%
Sale
Sale
18%
88
33
\
90
Sale,
"20% "21%
Sale
Sale
42%
24%
8%
14%
17%
108%
9%
Lehigh Portland
Sale
9
Lie Rubber 8t Tire..
26
22
...
Sale
15
Sale
19%
t
Forfootnotee toe page 43*
Sale
Sale
2
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
15
Jan.
25% Jan.
8
2
Feb.
17 110% Feb.
6
Feb.
3
Feb.
26
75
10
21
4
77% Jan.
3
Jan.
8
105
4% Jan.
74% Feb.
1
37% Feb
6
22
17
7% Jan.
2
3
16
Feb.
17
21
1
20
Feb.
20
Feb.
.3 118
14% Feb.
: 1
27
24
13% Jan.
15% Jan.
106% Jan.
8% Jan.
2
2
3
3
1
9% Feb.
3
1
20
4
16%
99%
14%
58%
10%
Feb.
6
6
Feb.
4
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb. 13
Feb. 19
19
Jan.
22% Jan.
29
11
Feb.
97% Feb. 25
21% Jan. 30
5
1
50% Feb.
,
Feb.
39
363
233
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
2
28% Jan.
2
24% Jan.
19% Feb. 28
28
33%
47%
26%
9%
Sale
50% Sale
22
4
Feb.
4
24% Feb. 21
37% Feb. 20
9
21
87
Feb.
Feb.
9% Sale
Libbey-Owens Ford
12%
3%
13%
Sale
Feb. 11
70
27
13%
99
9%
Feb.
Feb. 10
Feb. 29
58
98% Sale
13%
6
1
(The)
Lehn 8c Fink Product*
Llbby McNeill 8c
Feb.
19
21
Lehman Corn
Lehigh Valley Coal
Preferred
45
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
Feb.
117
Lehigh VaUey
27
Feb.
8% Feb.
15%
13% Feb.
Sale
16% Feb.
Feb.
119% 109
Sale
9% Feb
Sale
2% Feb.
Sale
13
Feb.
Sale
97% Feb.
14
13
Feb.
110
Sale
2% Sale
13% Sale
Preferred.......
20%
5%
37%
23%
6%
5%
6%
6%
37% Sale
40% Sale
23% Sale
23% Sale
Sale
105
109% 109% 105
6
5
5%
5%
5%
80
75
74%
75
80
70
69%
65
66
70
25%
25% Sale
26% Sale
47%
Lambert Co (The)...
Lane Bryant
27%
Sale
33% Sale
Preferred
580
69,400
»
8% preferred...........100
1,000 Kress (S H) 8c Co
131,200 Kroger Grocery Ac
24% Sale
22
69% Feb. 10
25% Feb. 29
Jan.
2% Jan.
3
20
31
33% Jan. 31
47% Jan. 31
6
26% Feb.
Feb. 17
Feb. IV
16*
2
20
9 118
94
Jan.
Jan.
12
Jan.
2
47% Jan.
9% Jan.
31
13
'
28
6
2
8
Feb.
20
Feb. 27
14% Feb. 24
4
16%
99%
14%
58%
11%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
6
4
6
Feb.
Jan.
13
6
36
N. T. STOCK
sales
aggregate
•
Feb. 29 1936
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Lima Locomotive Works.
Link Belt Co
Preferred
160,800 Loft Incorporated
76,600 Long Bell Lumber A
14,400 Loose-Wiles Blsc_.......
100
5% preferred..
163,300 Lorillard (P) common
1,540
Preferred
84",300
760
{Louisiana Oil
-
""'760
146
104,400
140
163,800
66,200
3,700
33,100
23,700
19,580
4,100
31,400
1,300
22,900
5,900
6,600
2,900
30
420
1,820
1,150
7,900
130,200
3,100
-
•
•
62,200
170
15,800
25,300
9,700
460
290
33,200
12,200
140,800
24,400
47,100
300
1.200
14,800
190
7,800
.49,800
3,310
370
220
1,500
160
180,100
11,500
38,800
2,400
1,600
2,680
13,700
61,100
104,300
10,200
50,700
32,600
11,900
409,000
2,000
Preferred
Macy
(R
H)
Co,
Madison Sq Garden
v
145
7% preferred
1,030
107,200
13,360
183,100
2,500
3,300
Sale
Sale
200
1,090
668,700
15,700
59,900
82,100
155,500
60,060
85,200
102,900
6,600
4,700
5,255
'
JTor footnotes
see
15
Sale
203* Feb. 20
393* Feb.
533* Feb.
8
4
20
11
6
18
53* Feb.
44
Feb.
1093*
223*
142
Jan.
20
363*
48
1043*
23*
3?*
40?*
58
20
18
Sale
Sale
2
o
233* Feb.'4 1
743* Feb.
1
35
Feb.
28
20
Sale
33*
45
45?*
14?* Sale
43
Sale
24
160
159
483*
20?*
533*
48
48
1073*
293*
13?*
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
1103* 1043*
21
Sale
1033*
101
1434
103 %
14
99
Sale
66
Sale
93* Sale
60
62?*
343* 353*
48?* Sale
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
583*
Sale
17
3?* Feb.
173* Feb.
7
10
1
1
Sale
112
573* Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
29
16
Jan. 15
Feb. 28
Feb.
5
Feb. 21
Feb. 19
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
Jan. 15
Feb. 11
Jan. 13
Jan. 17
Jan. 30
Jan. 27
Jan. 30
—......1
....
...
Neisner Bros
Newberry Co (J J)........
7% preferred
10*
19
26
3
a
33*
243* Jan.
129
24
18
.
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
47
Sale
15
Sale
16
163
23?* Sale
233* Sale
L093* lU
L07
Sale
3
35
33
160
27
161
Sale
38
v
Sale
303* Sale
32
32?*
343*
283
141
Sale
Sale
1?* Sale
%
72
Sale
Sale
273* Sale
853* Sale
10?* Sale
12?* Sale
38
523*
Sale
54
Sale
Feb.
6
29
Feb.
24
Feb.
8
Feb.
8
12?* Jan.
123* Jan.
16
10?* Sale
1?* Sale
Jan.
Feb".
1
183* Jan.
Feb.
3
40
Feb.
3
55
9
6
Feb.
19
Feb.
5
27
19
Feb.
3
17
21?* Jan.
9
Feb.
Feb.
27
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20
Feb.
4
110
90
142
Feb.
6
1073* Jan.
2
; Feb.
63* Jan.
573* Jan.
% Jan.
6
Feb.
21
Jan.
22
Jan.
3
Feb.
Feb.
?* Feb.
23* Feb.
3?* Feb.
I Feb.
; Feb.
; Feb.
I Feb.
7
10
8
3
5
Feb.
5
2
22?* Feb.
73s
20?*
33*
63*
223*
933*
373*
553*
64
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17
7
2
2
Feb. 2i
; Feb. 21
6
1
Feb.
2
7
2
; Feb. 11
i Feb. 19
3
Feb.
27
I Feb. 27
; Feb.
7
28
55
Feb.
50
108
Jan.
4
Feb.
19
323* Jan,
145* Feb.
14?* Feb.
Jan.
8
-8
8
23
Jan.
31
24
28
'I
25
Feb.
Feb.
533* Jan.
3
213* Feb. 28
49?* Jan. 24
107
Feb. 26 1183* Jan.
3
9
93* Jan.
11?* Feb. 14
46
37?* Jan.
Feb. 17
123* Jan.
14?* Feb.
1
7 1033* Feb. 14
97?* Jan.
2
12?* Jan.
15?* Jan. 22
973* Jan. 10 104?* Feb.
6
553* Jan. 31 66
Feb. 29
6
7?* Jan.
103* Feb. 19
Jan.
_
20
2
313* Jan.
10
20
20
Jan.
6 110
23
Jan.
40?* Jan.
5?* Jan.
64
Feb.
Feb.
18
21
Feb.
18*
50
28
Feb. 19
Jan. 14
36?* Feb. 27
121
Feb. 27
97
Feb. 20
200
Jan. 29
109
Jan. 15
22
103* Feb,
6
75
Feb,
6
1?*
2?*
53*
63*
253*
9?*
25?*
Feb, 10
Feb.
7
Feb. 10
Feb.
8
Feb. 24
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
4
Feb.
7
7?* Feb. 11
27J* Feb. 19
203* Jan.
893* Jan.
35?* Jan.
2
98
7
44
4
413* Feb. 27
59?* Feb.
7
Jan.
7
Feb.
27
Feb.
Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
i Feb.
10
Feb.
1
56
Jan.. 21
4
Feb.
19
14?* Feb.
Feb.
19
133*
74?*
23?*
17?*
463*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28?*
153*
13?*
133*
Feb.
Jan. 21 34
4
2 x223* Feb. 19
Jan.
173* Feb 19
Jan. 31
1
Feb. 19
Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb.
29
74
21
Jan.
7
Feb.
19
173* Jan.
21
2
173*
23?*
143*
13?*
323*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
%
59?*
x29?*
173*
160
Feb.
Feb.
34
138
1?* Feb. 10
63?* Jan.
2
Jan.
20
19
43
19
11
Feb.
19
28
Feb.
13
Jan.
12?* Jan.
323* Feb.
30
Feb.
13
13
6
21
Feb.
21
4
Feb.
28
Feb.
5
7
Feb.
5
9
Feb.
28
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb.
27
Feb.
11
Feb.
:
1
Feb.
11
Feb.
11
5
Feb.
:
Feb..
5
:
Feb..
Feb.
5
:
:
:
Feb.
Feb.
_
8
Feb.. 7
204
165
Jan.
137?*
9?*
%
3*
673*
19?*
743*
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
il%
343*
533*
111
Jan.
16
2
8
10
11
Feb.
28
33* Feb.
5
39
Feb.
5
31?* Feb. 24
34
2 294
21 165
21 141
19
19
24?* Feb. 28
1123* Feb. 21
6 Ill
283* Jan.
28?* Jan.
4
19
29
9
24
28
Feb. 24
Feb.
6
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
#
25
21?*
28?*
173*
7
153*
3
38?*
9 1623*
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
273* Feb. 29
21?* Feb. 19
473* Feb. 19
17?* Jan. 21
9
22?* Jan.
13?* Jan. 21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
71
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
?* Jan.
Feb.
28?* Feb.
32
19
603* Jan.
Feb.
23?* Feb.
21?* Feb.
9?*
1?*
Sale
H
Sale
673*
Sale
273*
Sale
823*
103*
103*
12
11?*
Sale
343*
Sale
533*
111
111?* Sale
_
16
21
2193* Feb.
Feb.
1613* 164?* 165
.
108
13}
28
Sale
140
12?*
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
24?* Sale
Feb.
all23* Sale 111
111
: Sale
1073* Feb.
2?* Sale
2?* Feb.
Sale
225
.13
Sale
14?* Sale
33?* Sale
Sale
Sale
29
45
Feb.
64
Sale
2?.
43*
5
24
L61
363* Feb. 19
Jan.
Jan.
26
17 160
46?* Feb. 21
4
16?* Jan.
493* Jan. 17
83* Feb.
Sale
20
2
153?* Jan.
Feb.
190
Jan.
29
103
Feb.
ilH
Feb.
19
21?* Feb.
28
14
Jan.
28
Feb.
9
Feb.
103* Jan.
8
28
18
Jan.
2W.
30
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
463* Feb. 28
15?* Feb. 20
9?* Jan. 17
6
423* Feb.
6?* Feb.
32
y%
233* Feb.
7
7
3
10
3
22
Feb.
Feb.
1
17
3
28
14
6
Feb.
10
6
Feb.
17
Jan.
3% Feb.
173* Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
28
13
Feb.
42
"
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18?*
23*
413*
113*
95
19?* Sale
23
25?*
14?* Sale
343* Sale
14
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
3
Jan.
Feb. 26
7
Jan.
110
Sale
32?*
213*
163*
163*
77?*
273*
19?*
40?*
Sale
133*
13?*
133* Sale
753*
80
25?* Sale
183* Sale 463*
47
Feb.
19?*
17?*
2 3*
93*
13*
2
19
Sale
303* Sale
50
IS*
6
Feb.
6
553* Sale
66?*
69
13* Sale
65
Sale
31
2
2
Feb.
19
98
Sale
■
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
29
Sale
1
Jan.
8?*
343*
1?*
73*
83*
19
Feb.
Sale
•
21
11
36?* Feb. 19
48?* Feb.
5
; Feb.
Feb.
97
39
42
Jan.
9 127?* Jan.
28
Feb.
Sale
38
Sale
553*
56
4
20
Feb.
19
30
30
Jan.
7
1
16
15?* Feb.
Feb.
3?* Sale
6?* Sale
95?*
39
1273* Jan.
27?* Jan.
Feb.
164?* Feb. 28
Jan.
33* Feb.
463* Feb.
83* Feb.
56?* Feb.
26
4
18
56
83* Sale
22
4
11
Feb.
35
2
Jan.
Feb.
14
243* Sale
63
3
3
29
25
21
70
4
Sale
60
'Feb.
Feb. 11
3
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
Feb. 24
6
8?* Feb.
Feb.
190
43*
Sale
73*
Feb. 21
423* Feb.
113* Feb.
8
10
26
26
24
28
543*
233*
19?*
53*
9?*
1?*
Feb.
Sale
%
23*
23*
2?*
43* Sale
43*
4?*
243* Sale
8?* Sale
223* Sale
L39
Steel............
14
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13* Feb.
7?* Feb.
213* Feb.
Sale
68
Sale
?* Sale
L65
National Supply of Del...
Feb.
19?*
17?*
33*
93*
17?* JanT"l3
23?* Jan. 28
743* Jan. 31
2
45
7
Feb.
103
9 ?*
83* Sale
1
1
50
108?* 109?* 108
%
4
13?* Feb.
993* Feb.
14?*
173
64
Feb.
5
Feb.
193* Sale
353* Sale
117?* Sale
923*
97
Sale
....1
...
Nat Power 8c Light........
Nat Rys of Mex 1st pref
1
2?* Feb.
101
9
Sale
18?* Sale
7% preferred class
National Tea Co..
Natomas Co
Feb.
313* Feb.
Sale
1583* Feb.
Sale
46?* Feb.
Sale
183* Feb.
543*
493* Feb.
45
Feb.
48?*
106
Feb.
109
29
Feb.
Sale
Sale
13?* Feb.
14
13?* Feb.
HO
21?*
213*Feb."
43
Feb.
Sale
107
Feb.
Sale
10
Feb.
Sale
41
Feb.
Sale
Sale
12?* Feb.
Sale
National Biscuit..........
7% preferred
........1
Nat Cash Register........
.
21
42
453* Feb.
x3% Feb.
36?* Feb.
343* Sale
433*
1093*
10?*
43?*
13?*
.....
preferred
10
19
Sale
8
Sale
*
Preferred B
Feb.
2?*
Sale
National Aviation Corp....
page 43
VA
4?* Sale
93* Sale
13*
1%
6
93*
...»
Preferred A
41
36?* Feb.
48?* Feb
103* Feb.
3
26
13
3
24
8?* Feb. 26
493*
203*
18?*
100
Nash Motors Co
Nash Chatt Ac St Louis
National Acme
Preferred
3
203* Feb. 20
19
7 164?* Feb.
403* Feb. 27
13
Sale
Sale
pref
conv
National
•
Sale
36 pref series A
2nd
Sale
46
Sale
13 preferred ex-warrants..*
6%
~ 151
163* Feb." 8 "13""'JanT"
28?* Feb.
9?* Sale
Sale
•
.
100
"133* Feb"."21
68
403*
10
10
183,300 {National Dept Stores.....
1% 1st preferred.
16,190
1
344,200 Nat Distillers Products...
8,900 Nat Enamel Ac Stamp....._
6,100 National Lead
1
550
6
8
Sale
...100
,
282,700
3
29
Sale
35?* Sale
45?* Sale
93*
10
403*
41
33*
33*
Sale
Nat Dairy Prod Corp ......
740
7% preferred class A....1
590
28 1063* Feb.
17
3?* Feb.
Feb.
,
41?*
t c..*
439,600
7.090
131,000
69,100
297,500
3,500
278,500
414,900
9,600
39,800
41,900
52,700
19,980
17,900
28,700
4,500
2,300
3,565
135
Magma Copper
.........10
JManati Sugar
100
7% preferred...........100
......
330
20
283* Feb.
32?* Sale
153
1633* 144?* Feb.
Sale
286,900
3,710
67,900
26,200
99,800
2,500
156,300
191,100
550
25?*
413*
Feb. 17 313*
Feb. 21 115.
Feb. 27 1163*
Feo.
7 165
Jan.
3
233*
Jan.
393*
Jan.
50;*
Feb. 26 413*
Feb. 20
54?*
Feb. 28 .083*
Jan.
2
3?*
Jan.
53*
Jan.
2 45
Jan. 30 1093*
Feb. 26 263*
5
223* Feb. 26 25?* Feb.
3
Feb. 29
1443* Feb. 14 151
Sale
68
Sale
8,100
265,300
1,100
300
5
21
26
Feb.
Sale
•
Ine
—
46,100
160,200
9,600
35,500
Feb.
Feb.
50?* Feb. 19
4
42"?* Feb.
Sale
•
.....
........
231,600
27%
1063*
106?*
28 1623*
4
....100
....
Mack Truck Inc
375,700 Minn Mollne Pow Implem..*
24,400
Preferred..
*
49,500 {Minneapolis 8c St Louis.100
6,500 Minn St Paul 8c 8 S M
100
8,300
Preferred...
—100
6,900
Leased line..
100
*
41,500 Mission Corp.
160,900 Mo Kan-Texas
292,900
Preferred series A......100
33,800 ^Missouri Pacific
100
142,600
Convertible preferred..100
69,400 Mohawk Carpet Mills
20
28,000 Monsanto Chemical Wks..l0
723,200 Montgomery Ward & Co....
14,100 Morrell (J) 8c Co
630 Morris Ac Essex............50
289,700 Mother Lode Coalition
•
17,700 Motor Products
50,500
When Issued
272,700 Motor Wheel
14,000 Mulllns Mfg Corp class A.7.50
46,300
Class B
1
1,890
Preferred...
22,400 Munsingwear
384,100 Murray Corp of America ..It
3,600 Myers (F E) Ac Bros
•
150
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
.Sale
._
200
293* Feb.
Feb. 21 114
Feb.
Feb.
29
10,900 Melville Shoe Corp......
*
84,800 Mengel Co
1
5,500
Preferred
100
290 Merch 8c Mln Transp Co
*
80,300 Mesta Machine Co
.......5
126,300
1 ami Copper
5
142,800 Mid-Continent Petroleum.10
110,700 Midland Steel Products
•
5,140
First oreferred
100
240 Milw £1 Ry & Lt 6% pref..100
5,400 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co..
•
500
6% pref series A
100
33,300
77,800
50,600
93,400
3,980
Feb. 17
Feb. 27 116
Feb.
7 165
Feb. 18
233*
Feb.
1
393*
3* Jan.
49,100 Mead Corp
'
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb.
23
74
3,580
$6 1st preferred ——*
25,800 McCall Corp
•
74,400 JMcCrory Stores
•
14,200
Class B...
•
600
6% preferred
.100
14,000 McGraw Hill Pub Co..
*
180,400 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
17,900 McKeesport Tin Plate
•
293,100 McKesson fit Robblns
5
56,200
$3 conv pref
*
106.500 Mcl e. an Stores Co.
1
"4",500
Lowest
Sale Prices
Rights
32,300 May Dept Stores....
64,600 Maytag Co (The)
16,900
Pref with warrants
120
Highest
Sale Prices
Prices
Feb.
143* "153*
213* Sale
99,400 Mathleson Alkali Workf
1,910
16.000
39.1
7,100
•
"15"" ~15%
Mandel Bros
100 tManhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
48,500
Mod 5% guar...
.100
13,800 Manhattan Shirt
25
89,400 Maracalbo Oil Explor
1
107,900 Marine Midland
5
7,790 Market Street Ry
100
1,820
Preferred
100
6,520
Prior preferred
.....100
3,550
Second preferred
-100
12,300 Marlin-Rockwell Corp.(Del.) 1
169,800 Marshall Field 8c Co
7,200 Martin Parry Corp
•
20,500
5,000
39,200
42,700
2,130
Lowest
,
L51
150
6,000 MacAndrews Ac Forbes Co.. 10
1,800
107", 600
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
........
3,220
6*4% preferred
100
30,900
ouisville Gas Or Blec A
35,400 Louisville 0c Nashville
114,500 Ludlum Steel
3,900
Convertible preferred—
15,900
12,300
62,900
2,600
•
Preferred
49,300 Liquid Carbonic
6,000
29
Sale
Ask
23% Sale
27%
m% 108
1063*
107% 107H 106?*
1623*
L64?* 165
21 % Sale
36% Sale
473* Sale
Bid
Ask
293* Sale
1133* Sale
1143* Sale
162
1643*
21?* Sale
31 % Sale
a483* Sale
38
Sale
38?* Sale
52% Sale
483* Sale
Sale
al053* Sale L05
3
Sale
3% Sale
4% Sale
4?* Sale
42
43
43?* Sale
L093* 112
108?* Ill
23
Sale
25?* Sale
Lif*0ett & Myers Tob com
*'B"
197,600 Loew's Incorporated
; 2,300
<
Life Savers Corp
Feb.
Feb. 1
Bid
6,900
5,500
45,100
1,800
23,700
88,900
19,500
3,200
1,500
20,800
1,500
10,800
42.600
9,500
15.100
86,700
4,100
87,900
26,000
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
1933
to
Shares
Shares
•
July 1
N. 7. STOCK EXCHAN GE
1
Jan.
February
Low from
STOCKS
...
Since
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKf!
Feb.
6
Feb. 28
Jan. 21
Feb. 27
-
—
12?* Jan,
Feb
30
11
13* Feb
11
3
75
23
2
32
Jan,
Feb
6
93
Feb
5
Jan.
Jan,
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
17
2
2
29
25
4
11?*
133*
383*
593*
1133*
2
5
24
24
3
15
N
SALES
STOCKS
AGGREGATE
Jan.
k
.
Feb.
Prices
Ask
Ask
Highest
25,400
24,850
2,280
2,910
15
15
Feb.
4
Sale
Feb.
26
Sale
Sale
Feb.
1
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
-5
Feb.
7
Feb.
*3
Feb.
8
240
30
145,600
Sale
48,200
50,200
21,900
27,600
5,700
46,700
6,100
99,100
1,670
I,100
3,210
1,460
15,600
7,500
720
547,500
13,400
492,300
9,300
1,200
326',500
Preferred
N
750
561,600
620
3,300
1,600
280
261,000
6,100
178,000
4,800
Y
97
7% 1st preferred
30
54%
8%
6% preferred
North American Aviation. ..1
100
pref...
40,700
550
220
Norwalk Tire 8c
Sale
Sale
Rubber...
24
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
63
Feb.
6% Feb.
17% Feb.
135
Feb.
15%
13%
41%
40%
35%
10% Feb.
9% Jan.
65
Feb.
27% Jan.
17% Jan.
19
3
26%
"Feb". "l
52% Feb.
1
2% Feb. 26
8
27% Feb.
Sale
28
2
Jan.
z
13% Jan.
22
5
17
28
119
125
1
6 135
20 125
2%
2
10 97
5%
2
2 14%
7%
2
5%
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
90
% Feb.
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
24
Feb.
24
Feb.
24
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
65
Feb.
.07
7
Feb.
4%
8%
5%
2%
a:2%
12%
17
89
Feb.
11
100
2% Feb..
Feb.
i.08
Feb.
30% Feb.
55% Feb.
8% Fod.
L01 % Feb.
12% Feb.
533
1%
7
20 210
3 106
25%
13
52%
14
6%
28
98
5
4%
21
36% Feb". 20
55% Feb. 18
3% Feb.
8
29% Feb. 10
.........
240
330,100
3,100
.
.....
580 Outlet Co
60
.............
Preferred.............. 100
19",300
46", 400
45,300
67,800 Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc—5
6.420
2,560
3,000
58,600
21,000
8,100
1,470
13,670
6,170
6,830
110,400
•
Owens-Til Glass Co
Pacific Coast
First
20
......
160
58,500 Pacific Western OH.......
2,088,800 Packard Motor Car........
200
2,800 Pan Amer Pet & Trans
86,000 Panhand Prod 8c Kef.....
8% oreferred
1
4,570
36,600 Parafflne Co Inc
506,100 Paramount Pictures.......
1st preferred...........!
64,300
2d preferred............
155,000
15,500 Park Ac Til ford
620
12,500
231,600
25,400
'65,000
13,200
92,600
41,600
89,700
40,600
12,000
5,400
36,400
210
v
4,400
1,100
1,140
3,450
86,100
29,600
3,600
........
172,500 Penn-Dlxle Cement....
19,400
7% preferred series A
376,700 Pennsylvania
8,100 People's Drug Stores Inc
<
14,400
15,500
19,100
9,200
128,800
100,500
259,000
12,400
2,600
2,750
8,590
17
2
Jan.
Jan.
6
15,300
67,600
4,000
300
6,600
.
1,900
Feb.
4%
6%
7%
14%
1%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
68
71
Feb.
Feb.
40
Sale
....
Sale
Sale
..........
21
Sale
Sale
14%
82
90
Sale
43
Sale
Sale
9%
81%
Sale
Preferred
9%
75
Sale
Sale
.....
Sale
58
Sale
.....
39%
180
60 Pitts Ft Way At Chic pref
Sale
199,000 Pittsburgh Screw Ac Bolt
21,160 Pittsburgh Steel pref... .100
68
—.100
550
A*
Sale
6% preferred
......100
123,100 Pittsburgh United........25
Sale
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
36%
55% Feb.
70
Sale
10% Feb.
38
40
38
181% 176
10
10% Sale
64
71% Sale
176
1%
17%
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1% Feb.
18% Feb.
4% Feb.
2%
20
5%
81%
29%
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
15
Feb.
7%
2%
10%
3%
26%
45%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
8%
48
120%
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
8
Sale
45%
122%
Sale
Sale
Sale
31%
8%
2%
10%
30
.
120
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb. 28
18% Feb.
6% Feb.
19
32
2% Feb.
13% Feb.
3
Feb.
5
Feb.
28%
2%
1
5
1
Feb. 21
Feb.
3
26
81
8
12
40%
.78%
11%
72%
86
Sale
Sale
61
Feb.
Sale
2%
10%
2
15% Feb.
2% Feb.
36% Feb.
67
Sale
100
7,000 Plttsb Ac West Virginia..100
10,400 Pittston Co (The)..........*
133,600 Plymouth Oil.
..........5
•
131,000 Poor Ac Co class B
37,400 Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl A...*
Class B
*
42,300
89,200 t Postal Teleg At Cable pref 100
208,230 tPressed Steel Car common *
7% preferred...........100
45,900
58,500 Procter Ac Gamble..........*
Preferred 5%. .........Iff
'V. '
930
13%
1%
35%
55%
10%
Feb. 21
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
5
19
11
6
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb. 19
7
Feb.
7
Feb.
6
12% Feb.
5
4% Feb.
5
32% Feb.
3%
15%
19%
9%
3%
48
Feb.
1
122% Feb. 26
15
9
Jan.
15
2
97% Feb.
13
6
15
12
Feb.
29
87%
12%
26%
5%
8%
Feb.
4% Jan.
28% Jan.
31% Jan.
30
Feb.
29
10
19
34
2
Jan.
23
Jan.
8
10
Feb.
21
Jan.
2
73
79
14
6% Jan. 28
5
7% Feb.
114%
49%
2
Jan.
16
Feb.
46
19| 32%
40% Jan.
28
24
2
15
3
Feb.
Feb.
9
2
Jan.
7
Jan.
17% Jan.
2% Jan.
2
19
Feb.
3
2
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
......
19
7
Jan.
84
Feb.
13
J an.
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
20% Jan.
3% Jan.
2
Jan. 13
6
Jan.
2
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
Jan.
68
Feb. 17
70% Jan. 31
19
19
4%
9%
2%
68%
12%
83%
41%
8%
10%
21
17%
4%
4%
7%
12%
1%
7% Feb.
35% Feb.
Sale
27
Feb.
27
113
72% Feb. 27
21
Feb. 18
17% Feb.
1
18% Feb.
5
38
Feb. 17
48
Feb. 13
93
Feb. 17
6% Feb. 14
13% Feb.
7
3% Feb.
6
74% Feb. 19
15% Feb.
7
83% Feb. 10
45% Feb.
7
9% Feb. 24
6
Feb.
10% Feb.
10
17
88
11
Jan.
18
5
Feb.
9% Feb. 10
37% Feb. 17
4
56% Feb.
19
13% Jan.
6% Jan.
16
Feb.
1% Jan.
18% Jan.
78% Jan.
9% Jan.
75% Feb.
14% Feb.
49% Feb.
Feb.
9% Feb. 11
17
3 130
8 147
32
6
9%
3%
71%
12%
47%
4
6
21
Feb. 17
17% Feb. 21
20
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
17% Feb.
2% Feb.
140
16
Feb. 25
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb.
8
2 149
Jan.
Jan.
118
53
7
Feb.
89
Sale
10
Feb. 21
Feb. 17
Sale
Sale
90
447,100 Pierce Oil Corp
81,800
8% preferred.........
231,400 Pierce Petroleum
10,100 Pllsbury Flour Mills.....
700 Pirelli Co of Italy A
13,400 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)..
*% preferred.
3,700
Sale
72
Feb.
9
39
5% Feb.
32% Feb.
80
Feb.
64% Feb.
17% Feb.
15% Feb.
16% Feb.
32% Feb.
46% Feb.
7%
35%
87%
87% Feb.
7
12% Feb.
6
26% Feb. 28
5% Feb.
3
7% Feb. 18
Feb.
90
Sale
.100
334,000 Phillips Petroleum......
7,400 Phoenix Hosiery........
Pref conv
6%
33%
81%
6
13
Feb.
Feb.
47 >;
Sale
6,800 Phillips Jones Corp.....
7,110
6
Feb.
12
Feb.
7
Feb. 14
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
91
Philadelphia Co pref 0%
Pitts Term Coal
Sale
19
4
77%
6%
7%
44%
47
Phelps Dodge...........
Sale
6,800
M
39
3% Feb.
33% Feb.
97% Feb.
Feb.
5% Feb. 26
6
27
21
Feb. i0
Feb. 19
Feb.
1
73
Sale
18
Pfelffer Brewing Co......
430
6% Sale
8
7%
14% Sale
1% Sale
71
69%
72% Sale
20%
16%
18%
35%
Sale
..........
9% Feb.
!75% Feb.
10% Feb.
Sale
7% preferred..........
110
300
20
Sale
176,700 Phlla Ac Reading C 8c 1..
64,300 Philip Morris At Co
2,600
78,200
II,000
18,400
38,600
85,400
18,700
29,100
Sale
4%
Sale
88
37
41%
35
35% Sale
30
32% 30% Sale
111
112% 113
116
114
43%
44% Sale
46% Sale
..
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Preferred
28
32%
Sale
...A,
60
18
2% Feb.
Sale
Sale
36%
31%
...........
preferred
Feb.
16
17
W*
26
Sale
Pet Milk
$6
18
Sale
Prior preferred—.......
Petroleum Corp
Feb.
Feb.
14% Feb.
7% Feb.
Sale
32%
131%
20%
95%
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan. 11
Feb. 20
Feb. 19
30
Sale
Sale
3%
9%
4%
30%
50%
15%
Feb.
Feb.
9%
75%
5%
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13
15
14
9% Feb.
47
20
Jan.
7%
31%
50%
15%
,
15% Jan.
87
Jan.
47
Jan.
128
Feb.
144
2
17
11
II
9% Feb. 10
37% Feb. 17
56% Feb
4
17% Feb.
1
155
24
21
Jan.
8
17
125
24
Feb.
19
Feb.
92
71
19
13
Sale
24% Feb. 21
2 115% Feb.
10% Jan.
2
Feb.
Sale
29
Sale
Feb.
17% Feb. 21
32
Sale
25
14% Feb.
Sale
17% Jan. 15
36% Feb. 29
7
Jan.
Jan.
123
Feb.
Sale
9jH
6
24% Jan.
Feb. 24
Feb.
Sale
Sale
32%
131%
20%
95%
149
Sale
Sale
'
58,500
3,450
3,330
4,100
41,200
2H
Sale
60
56,700
6,480
w
2
Marquette..........
Preferred
146*
Sale
Sale
8
30
3
36% Feb. 20
55% Feb. 18
3% Feb.
8
30
Jan. 22
16
6
107
Jan.
99
30
2
Jan.
16
6
17
31
30%
8
55%
14
8%
30
24
2 101%
17 12% Feb. 21
Jan.
24
Feb.
Jan.
14
Feb. 19
Feb.
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
21
.
20
2 233
4 1 8
2
10% Feb.
F<5b.
20
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
23
Feb.
149"" 140" ""Feb".
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
5
7
6
Feb.
2% Jan.
Jan.
24% Jan.
51% Jan.
Feb.
28
Feb.
19
96
2
3 107
13% Jan.
24% Jan.
18% Jan.
4
Feb.
53
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
51
53
Sale
Sale
17%
36%
24%
115%
Feb.
Sale
tPhtla Rapid Transit Co.
340
53,300
Pere
16
89% Feb.
Sale
70
39
81,700 People's Gas L At Coke...]
9,000 Peoria At Eastern
89%
11%
85%
12%
20%
4%
6%
7%
16%
Feb.
Sale
130
127% 129
6
,
1
._.—.]
Preferred
330
10
130,400
4,300
Transport Co....
76,800 Penney (J C> Co
64,000 Penn Coal At Coke........10
28,600
4,000
5,900
6,700
7,900
7,000
42,900
51,300
108,400
31
.
70,300
5,100
185,100
4,500
16
18
3
146,100 Pathe Film Corp..........
172,400 Patlno Mines Ac Ent Cons
...........2
35,300 Peerless Corp
12,000 Penlck Ac Ford
19,700
;
Psrtnelw
it*
Sale
Sale
15%
31%
19%
109%
8%
25%
6% Feb.
Sale
14sP.
Utah Cons Mines....
Park
191,900
7%
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
115
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
131% 128% Feb.
Sale
9
16%
8%
Sale
144
.......
252,400
14
Sale
Sale
93
49%
51
50
113
115%
148
145% Sale
16%
15%
15%
126
....
9,300
89%
55%
17%
26,100 Pacific Mills
2,660 Pacific Teleph 8c Telegr—1
Preferred. ....—......I
270
a:
88
35
........
43,700 Pacific Lighting Corp
27,900
1,329,600
Sale
W
........
Pacific Gas 8c Elec
Sale
7% Sale
.........
preferred..........
2d preferred
16%
36%
Sale
22%
110
114% 114%
9%
9%
8%
30%
25% Sale
130%
128% Sale
19%
Sale
17
32%
20%
Feb.
Jan.
7
Feb.
Feb. 24
Feb. 24
5% Feb. 24
15% Feb.
5
73% Feb.
5
j
470,700 Ohio Oil Co (The)
—•
72,100 Oliver Farm Equip new.....*
359,100 Omnibus Corp v t c (The) -*
Preferred A
ftO
2,600
11,800 Oppenhelm Collins 8c Co.
149,600 Otis Elevator............
500
6% preferred........... 90
459,700 Otis Steel
Prior preferred......... 190
5,010
119,300
24,300
192,700
2,000
4,100
89,300
Feb. 21
40% Feb. 21
35% Feb. 21
63
Feb. 21
6% Jan. 15
17% Feb. 17
36% Jan.
21
17
99
55
28
Feb.
5% Feb.
98
12%
41 %
Feb.
19
104
15% Feb. 10
13% Feb.
6
32% Jan.
10
6
21
21
21
%Feb"."~5
1
Feb.
Feb. 26
Feb. 20
3
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb. 26
105
Sale
26% Sale
52% Sale
3% Sale
Preferred
1%
95%
4%
11%
6%
3%
3%
12%
Sale
101
97
1
Telegraph..
Northern Pacific...
990 Northwestern
660
Sale
5%
North German Lloyd......
7
1
93% Feb.
5
Feb.
2% Feb. 20
2%
4
Sale
224% Feb.
7
106% Feb.
Sale
25% Feb. 19
6
Sale
52% Feb.
Sale
7% Feb. 17
105%
•
Sale Prices
Sale
107
2% Sale
228
222
.1
18*
69
105
102
20 Northern Central.........
12,600
Sale
*
69
93% Sale
Western.......!
Preferred
........1
North Amer Edison
Sale
3
3%
13% Sale
68
.....
American..
Sale
Sale
Norfolk 8c
North
Sale
Sale
4%-.
tNorfolk Southern..
99
Sale
Sale
1
7% preferred—
Sale
Sale
stamped......
Highest
Sale Prices
160
Sale
Shipbuilding
New York Steam pref
136
130
48,500 NYRys pf
420
15%
129%
10% preferred...—.....
213,600 tN Y Investors Inc.......
210 N Y Lackawanna 8c West.E
139,700 tN Y N H Dc Hartford
i
Convertible preferred..!
112,700
37,800 N Y Ontario dc Western—1
150
6
6
Lowest
Sale Prices
Lowest
29
.
76,200
9,200
487.400
-
1
Sale
400 JNcw Orl Tex At Mexico . ..I
375,900 Newport Industrie* Inc...
18,400 New York Air Brake
988,100 New York Central...—...
58,100 N. Y. Chicago 8c St Louis. 1
Preferred eerles A.....1
99,350
1
4,470 New York Dock
5% preferred
.....I
8.020
550 New York A Harlem
380
km
Feb.
Feb. 29 1936
1
Shares
Shares
JAN. 1
RANGE SINCE
IN FEBRUARY
PRICES
Low from
July 1 1933
n. y. stock exchange
Since
In
February
37
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Y. STOCK
March/ 1936]
21
Jan.
8
Jan.
9
Feb.
17
7% Feb. 19
35% Feb. 19
Jan.
6
64% Jan.
56
Jan.
3
88
6
72% Feb. 27
Jan.
13
13% Jan.
16
Jan.
25% Jan.
6
7
38
45 i
Jan.
3
49% Jan.
81
Jan.
7
93
Feb.
17
3
Jan.
3
14
Jan.
2
6%
13%
3%
74%
15%
83%
45%
9%
Feb.
8,
16
6
Jan.
2
66:. Jan.
12% Jan.
21
78% Jan.
29
38% Jan.
6
2
7
8% Feb.
Jan. 31
2
% Jan.
72
21
Feb.
Feb.
84
i?"
Feb.
Feb.
19
Feb.
7
Feb.
10
Feb.
10
Feb.
21
Jan.
15
Jan.
15
2% Feb.
4
Jan.
2
IVFeb.
40%
3 178%
11%
6
73%
2
21
Feb.
9% Jan.
176
7
Jan.
2
12
7
13
Feb.
2
4
17
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
36% Jan.
1%
35
50
9%
18
17% Jan. 31
5
18% Feb.
Jan.
8
19
5
6
21
Feb.
5
Feb.
Jan.
5
20
31
Feb.
Jan.
14
1% Feb.
16% Jan.
24
3
Jan.
17
4
21
Jan.
Jan.
2
58% Jan.
21
Jan.
1% Jan.
11% Jan.
12
Jan.
4% Jan.
7
86
2
32
7
1% Jan.
2
3%
15%
19%
9%
3%
Jan.
49
3
6
8
6% Feb.
19
Feb.
19
Feb.
11
6
15
Feb.
Jan.
9% Jan.
3% Jan.
6
7
12% Feb.
5% Jan.
19
11
11
6
16
23% Jan.
6
36
Jan.
|16
45% Feb,
Jan.
29
49
Jan.
2
2
2
14
119
:
-
.
'
v-vil
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
122% Feb. 26
38
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
Low from
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1
Jan.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Feb. 1
Feb. 29 1936
Shares
Bid
Par
112,600
10,200
7,400
3,300
1,400
Pub 8er Com ot N J common •
I Of
20 H
59 %
73
84
99
$5 preferred.............. •
83%
$5
o
preferred
.....
% preferred.
7%.
.
_
_
•
_
100
.
loo
.
preferred.
-
.
.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
48
Feb.
Ask
119% 120
Sale
104% Sale
117% 118
136
141
133
134
153
155
151
156
112%
44%
20%
127%
108%
Sale
106
Sale
Highest
Lowest
29
Ask Bid
Sale
43%
Sale Prices
42% Feb.
103% Feb
118
Lowest
Feb. 17
Feb. 27
Feb. 15
Feb. 14
156
Feb
134% Feb
154
Feb
48%
106%
119%
136%
203,300 Pullman Company..
712,700 Pur« OH
•
......
»
......
12,980
12,600
29%
8% Cody pre'
6% preferred
5%
101
49
33%
300
6% preferred receipts....
190,000 Purity Bakerlee.
107
8%
2,431,100 Kadio Corp of Amer_.__.__*
51,800
7%
preferred "A"
50
218,300
Preferred B...........
•
50,100 {Radto-Ketth-Grobeum CI A*
41,950 •iavi)««tOK-MunnH-(iiu
27,100 Reading Company ........50
4,800
First preferred
50
4,300
Second preferred....
50
46,200 leal Silk Hosiery
Hi
4
22
13%
llA
29 %
28
27
3%
...
1,340
22,500
5,700
342,800
9,600
8,700
Preferred
Sels
(Robt!
1st
At
lot
...
20%
Co
preferred
1
100
5
preferred.............25
5
69
Rsffl'ton
$6
_
.....
Kind
...
........
Prior preferred....
25
30 Renos St Saratoga RR Co. 100
702,300
904,600
21,400
14,600
33.900
5,000
970
('.*»
»ror
21
prior pref
•r-ver" Otitic
Class
St
<
Sale «
Feb.
28
Feb
115
Jan.
108
130
Feb.
29
4 108
Feb.
3
15% Feb.
10
13% Feb.
102% Jan.
2?
107
115
108
Brass..
5
10
..........
Preferred
«
90
Preferred
.........100
Preferred (t)
Preferred (7)
1H
lot
Savage Arms Corp..
Schenley Distillers Corp..
5
5% % preferred
Schulte Retail
100
Stores
8% preferred
1
...100
...
Scott Paper
•
.........
{Seaboard Air Line..
Preferred
•
l©o
114,300 Seaboard Oil Co of Del.....*
15,300 Sea grate Corp (The)
*
181,500 Sears, Roebuck 9c Co......_•
11,300 Second Nat Investors.1
2,160
M conv preferred
I
239,100 Servel Inc
1
169,600 Shattuck (G P)
173,300 Sharon Steel Hoop
169,200 Sharp St Dohme
11,100
Conv pref series A
•
1,070 Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co..
*
100 Shell Transp 9c
Trading... £2
213,100 Shell Union Oil.
14,800
Convertible preferred.. 100
211,400 Silver King Coalition.....
5
266,600 Simmons Co
114,400 Slmms Petroleum...... -10
....
......
.....
..,
.
..........
81,300
3,000
1,820
4,170
43,700
29,300
1,196,000
Sale
23% Sale
Skelly OH Co
25
Preferred..
.100
Sloss-Sheffield Steel 9c Tr.100
Preferred_
.joo
89
23
Sale
23
110
92
91
93
14%
15
10
15% Sale
33% Sale
31
115
28%
119
113%
31% Sale
32%
110
115% 113%
29
Sale
38%
56
58% Sale
65
61%
61%
12% Sale
11%
28
28
29%
36% Sale
36%
55% Sale
54%
25
103
9%
105*
5%
20
*
3
104
106
32
115
Sale
89%
14%
31%
113%
31
92% Feb.
16% Feb.
34% Feb.
27% Feb
20
6
Sale
3 %
5%
10%
Sale
Sale
12
27
Feb
1
5
4
5
33
Sale
33
Feb
3
Sale
111
112
110
Feb
Sale
113
114
112% Feb
6 112
1 114
.......
Jan.
Feb.
7
Ill
Jan.
15% Feb.
Feb.
29
Feb.
28
19%
Sale
17
Feb
17
62
Feb
Feb
3
99%
4%
20%
69%
1%
4%
38
Feb.
5
6% Feb.
65% Feb.
10
3
35%
5%
64%
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
*71% Sale
17% Sale
13% Sale
24
Sale
7% Sale
48% Sale
32
Sale
39
18
113
69
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%
69%
19
Sale
15
Sale
30%
6%
Sale
W*
Sale
32
43
Sale
1
17%
Sale
Sale
47
Sale
114% 115
Sale
13%
Sale
Sale
11%
23%
Sale
23
Sale
5%
Sale
5%
25%
116
Sale
119
24%
110
Sale
....
32% Sale
152% 153
27% Sale
30% Sale
15
Sale
20%
43%
Sale
1
o
Sale
2% Feb
33% Feb
5% Feb
62
Feb
1
25
"
1
19
Feb.
7
Feb.
24
Feb.
7
Feb.
5
4
Feb
24
Feb
21
Feb
3
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
3
20
72%
20%
15%
31%
8%
28
Feb
27
32
1
40
Feb
5
16% Feb
14
112
Feb
11% Feb
22% Feb
5
3
6
Feb
Feb
25
£
111%
6%
32%
Sale
155
Sale
26
Sale
25
35%
17%
28%
Sale
3
111%
6%
30%
152%
5
Feb.
11
Feb.
28
Feb.
4
50% Feb.
4
Feb.
43% Feb. 24
19% Feb. 20
Feb.
20
13% Feb.
25% Feb.
5% Feb.
19
1
4
4
8
115
Feb.
58
Jan.
19
65% Jan.
76% Feb.
19
72
31
25% Feb.
5
18
28% Jan.
6
17
4
22% Feb.
14% Jan.
17
Feb.
4
23 112% Feb.
29
7% Feb.
2
33% Jan.
30
Feb.
150
32%
155%
28%
38%
20%
32%
14
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20
Jan.
17
21
2
95
105
105
Feb
17 109% Feb.
6
IndIIl25
14%
14%
Feb
27
45% Feb
65% Feb
10
15
14%
47% Sale
65% Sale
Sale
100
102
Sale
98
100% 100
16%
Sale
Sale
123
15%
127%
13%
8%
16%
33%
375%
3%
113%
44%
38%
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
8
Corp......#
Stone 9c Webster
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
i
>
-...IIlOO
(The)
I..*
|
11%
6%
12%
27%
30%
28%"
30
Sale
29
30
Sale
30
65
Sale
Sale
10%
87%
Sale
Sale
84
34%
5%
5
18
Sale
Sale
11%
53%
14
Feb
Sale
Sale
20%
120
Sale
Sale
26
15% Feb
124% Feb
3%
112%,
45%
38%
66%
3%
10%
49%
20%
15%
13%
51
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
125
14%
34%
18
.....50
4
2
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
66%
10%
50%
Sale
Sale
Sale
86
120% 122
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
82
15
Jan.
Jan.
25
29
44
Jan.
64
Jan.
100
Feb.
9
10 129
Feb.
24
Jan.
Jan.
2
3
1
18
25
Jan.
3
Feb.
26
19
112:% Jan.
39 % Jan.
xs
9
8
__
27
61% Feb. 21
33% Feb. 10
67
65
Feb
17
3% Feb
10% Feb
49% Feb
24
19
Feb
17
14% Feb
9% Feb
Feb
20
25
8
1
27
Feb.
4% Feb.
12
5
6
11
7
,
3%
Feb.
Feb.
13
17
Jan.
30
Jan.
Feb.
27
Jan.
17
17
113% Jan. 24
6
8
47% Feb.
2
5
40% Feb.
14
6
22
Jan.
7
3% Jan.
9% Jan.
22
3
30
Feb.
6
61% Feb. 21
33% Feb. 10
Jan.
15
Jan.
28
12% Jan.
8
6l%
51
Feb.
Feb.
8
49
Feb.
8
21%
19%
13%
87%
Feb. 19
Feb. 17
Feb. 21
1
Feb.
17
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
53% Jan. 28
21% Feb. 19
19% Feb. 17
6
13% Feb. 21
3
14 122
Feb.
29
13
Feb.
21
5% Feb.
1
17
13%
9%
17%
36%
39%
2
Jan.
26
Feb.
3
4
Feb
30
2
"
27
4
24
9% Jan.
17
26
Feb.
6
17
15
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
10
15% Jan.
120% Jan.
Jan.
18
17
20
18
Jan.
17
20
Jan.
36%
23%
17%
22
47%
17
72%
5 103%
13
13%
9%
17%
35%
39%
3%
113%
11
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
47% Feb.
40% Feb.
20
6
i?H
4
24
28
6
Feb.
20
2
58% Feb
33% Feb
4% Feb
7
26
32% Jan.
A
28% Jan.
51 % Jan.
>4 Jan.
Feb
6
2 109% Feb.
Jan.
1
120
20
Feb.
32% Feb.
16% Jan.
13% Jan;
Feb
83
Feb.
Feb.
8
Sale
49
11% Feb.
28 129
20
17
78
24
113% 112% Feb
43% Feb
36% Feb
35% "Feb. "ll
4
22% Feb.
15% Feb. 11
47% Feb. 26
4
72% Feb.
4
100% Feb.
28
4
Feb.
26
Sale
7% Jan.
6% Jan.
14
29
3
18
Feb
Sale
Jan.
82
Sale
59% Sale
31% Sale
65% Sale
.....
33%
Sale
68
29
*
14
32%
20%
46
10
...
26
Feb.
100
25
Sterling Products Inc.....10
Sterling Sec Corp cl A
•
Preferred...
•
32% Feb
19% Feb
10
11
3
105
19
38% Feb. 19
20% Feb. 21
32% Feb. 20
21
7% Jan.
64% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
7 155% Feb.
28% Feb.
20
2
6
9% Feb.
70
2
19
Feb.
Sale
27% Feb.
4
19 119% Jan. 28
16
2
78
33% "34" ~
19
18
1
21%
6% Jan.
20
Jan.
Feb
85
2
58
28
3
4
1
72
3
Feb
4
43% Feb. 24
19% Feb. 20
15
20
9
4
Feb.
3
Feb
Sale
2
Feb.
Jan.
19% Jan.
29% Feb
14% Feb
19% Feb
9
34
28
2
111% Jan.
6% Feb.
26% Jan.
3
3
11
Feb.
Jan.
5
29
8% Feb
3
27
6
Feb.
25
Jan.
29
8%
3
2 117
Feb.
6
14% Jan.
2
25% Feb.
11
19% Jan.
19
69
*
_
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
15% Jan.
110% Jan.
Feb.
76% Feb.
6
Standard OII of Kansas
Standard Oil of N J
Superheater Co
3
20%
4%
43%
30%
38%
20
.....I*
..
2
Jan.
16% Jan. 13
Jan. 30 52
Feb. 29
1 100% Jan. 27
Feb.
8
Jan.
7
4% Feb.
6
Jan.
7
20% Feb.
6
Jan.
69% Feb. 24
2
Jan.
7
1% Feb.
6
Jan.
7
4% Feb.
Jan. 20 38
Feb.
5
9
Jan.
Jan. 17
Jan. 21 65% Feb.
5
11
Sale
7
16
Feb.
108% 109%
8% Sale
9%
9%
Feb.
Feb.
11% Feb.
51%
8
20
Jan.
Feb.
49
47%
6
Jan.
20%
15%
31%
8%
50%
1
Stand Oil r»f Ca*|f
Preferred
12%
45%
97%
3%
15%
53%
%
2%
33%
3%
59%
2 113
2 114
_4%
7
Standard Investing Corp
♦
Standard OH Export pref. 100
{Studebaker Corp..
2
73
Feb
•
Sun Oil
11
32% Jan.
2
Feb
Preferred (6%)
Conv 1st preferred
Stewart Warner
28
12% Feb.
22% Feb.
35% J an.
7
9
*
Starrett Co (The 1.
6% Feb.
2
24
18
3
44
M preferred
Standard OH Co of
2
Jan.
Jan.
6
Sale
112,400 Stand Com'l Tobacco..... 1
{Standard Gat Ac Klec
*
.
2
Jan.
.
5
Sale
•
Preferred (7%).
Jan.
19
29% Feb. 28
3% Feb. 25
17
74
100
......
2
13 112% Feb.
29
7% Feb.
3
3
19
23% Jan.
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
15
2
57
Feb.
10 117% Feb.
2
10% Feb
17
Feb.
27% Feb.
19 116% Feb.
4
70
Feb.
1
3
25
Feb.
17
59
Feb.
Feb.
4 117
21
Sale
23% Feb
Feb
115% 115
Sale
7
17%
12%
23%
6%
47%
30%
26
Sale
7
Feb.
68
Feb
Sale
1
nH
........
109
Sale
799,300 Standard Brands
1,240
Preferred.
43,
Feb.
7
26
Sale
.
6%% preferred
page
Feb.
9
...
.
see
6
69
723,000 Sperry Corp (The) v t c
1
14,000 Spicer Mfg Co.
3,120
Convertible preferred A.I*
37,200 Splfgel-Mavwgtern Co...
•
For footnotes
Feb.
•
1st preferred
Superior Oil
11
100
Spalding (A G) 9c Bros
Spang Cbalfao* A Co pref 100
Sparks Wlthlngton
„....*
Spear k Co..
»
20
7% preferred
I
I ion
14,000 Spencer Kellogg 9c Sons
*
267,900
267,700
46,200
173,100
30,700
4,300
367,100
302,800
3,500
620,200
8,800
29,800
16,400
16,400
2,800
157,100
460,100
884,600
13,100
2,240
45,500
626,300
28
Feb.
52
111%
710
25
Feb.
10
Solvay Am In? Corp—
1,800
preferred
100
63,100 South Amer Gold & Plat.. 100
76,200 So Porto Rico Sug
•
.
Feb.
Feb.
24
22% Feb
15% Feb
100
Jan.
Feb
24
Sale
9c Ohio cerrlfs
Jan.
14
1%
48% Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
10
23
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
8
45% Feb
97% Feb
3% Feb
18
Jan.
98
Sale
18%
60
19
Sale
Sale
39%
58%
65%
13%
30%
38%
55% Feb.
19
Sale
Sale
13
28
28
10
32
14%
17
Jan.
Feb.
17
99%
3%
66%
1%
3%
36%
5%
63%
4%
5
117
13
52
62%
Feb.
10% Jan.
19% Jan.
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
34
Feb.
28
19
120
Jan.
Sale
62
36
19
13
17
Jan.
27
Sale
1
16% Feb.
20
19
29% Jan.
113
115
33%
110%
112%
15%
46%
97%
3%
Sale
Mobile
29%
3%
6%
12%
22%
35%
13% Jan.
31% Feb.
14
3
6
Feb.
8
Feb.
26% Feb.
99
Feb.
95
Jan.
28
8
15
23
110
Feb.
3
14
Jan.
24% Jan.
Feb.
10
Feb
24%
16%
100
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
57
Feb.
117% Feb.
10% Feb.
22
fnc.i5
Preferred
17
Feb.
23
65
Sou California Edison... 25
Southern Pacific Co
100
Southern Railway
100
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17
Sale
122,100
682,000
396,200
355,100
5,400
15,100
3,440
1,690
330,600
48,200
115%
39%
58%
65%
13%
29%
38%
22
Sale
65%
23%
15%
..100
1
2% Feb
10% Feb
Sale
.......
3
Feb
26
72
8% preferred
26
8
68% Feb
440
19
8% Feb
69
Packing.... ........*
27 115
15
34
17
17
14
94
13
35% Feb
55
53% Feb
Feb
109% 104
Sale
2% Jan.
15% Jan.
19
3
13
30
88
19
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
25
Jan.
Feb.
3% Jan.
22
Jan.
23% Jan.
Jan.
19
Feb.
Sale
29
8JH
24
19
19
16% Jan.
9% Jan.
19
Feb.
25
Sale
7
99
26
27%
2%
4%
11%
Feb.
8
26% Feb.
Feb
Feb
Sale
Feb.
40
Feb.
6
48% Feb. 24
20
55% Feb
12
43
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
64
Jan.
37
19% Feb.
23% ^b.
8
17
11%
28%
39
3
14
31
1
20 110
Feb
Jan.
9% Feb.
26
Feb.
26
25
17
24
Feb.
70
14
Jan.
25
17
14
27
97
Jan.
26
11
29
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
24
7
Sale
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
28
1
27
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
1
Feb.
33
3
75
Snider
39
27
28% Jan.
35% Jan.
Feb
61
O) Corp
1
21
Feb
Feb
Feb
59% Sale
68% Sale
Smith (A
Feb.
Feb.
15
56
Feb.
43
13
Feb.
Jan.
17% Jan.
14% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
19
Feb
65
1
Feb.
26
Feb.
7
15
Jan.
113% Jan.
7
48% Feb. 28
21% Feb. 21
Feb.
1
95% Feb.
9% Feb. 19
1
5% Feb
21% Feb
89
Feb.
6
14
80
110
56
7 156
36% Jan.
16% Jan.
24
33
27
9
18
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
3
8
116% 115% Feb
8%
Sale
Feb
Sale
90
3
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Sale
117
Sale
„
28
21% Feb. 21
110%
Feb
_
90
Sale
89
2%
2%
16%
97
6
39 %
55 %
*10
Safeway Stores..........
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
4,300 Rhine Westphalia El & Pr_._
70,100
1,350
1,530
62,500
169,300
16,100
132,600
31,200
3,110
293,600
57,000
Sale
15
14%
"7%
35
17,780 Rirter Dental Mfg
..
85%
39
3
15 128
4
37% Feb
Feb
Feb
2% Feb
17% Feb
20% Feb
39
38
80
94
47
.
Sale
Sale
24%
5% % con*, pref.... ....100
37,700 4evo,>i<u Spring io
1
120,000 Reynolds(KJ i l ob cl B
10
,
Sale
Sale
42
158,900 St Joseph Lead.
io
67,100 tSt Louis-San Francisco. 100
119,300
Preferred
100
2,630 t
Louis Southwest.....100
42%
Sale
*
9,700 Roan Antelope Cop Mines..
8,600 C.val rtuf-nH Cr» M V sbs
8,700 Ruberoid Co
(The) cap stk._*
14,700 Rutland RR, pref
...100
47
90
44
I Ml
A
"15%
78%
A 100
aer
107
Sale
20%
""5%
Sale
19
900
Class
if*
r-
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
Jan.
17
30
92
149
112
27
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
14%
Sale
11%
Sale
54%
Sale
88%
Sale
7%
30% £29%
Sale
42%
Sale
42% Feb. 19 48%
103% Feb. 21 106%
117
Jan.
8 119%
130% Jan.
7 136%
11 113
Feb.
3
48% Feb.
113
Sale
2
.100
38,300 Reynolds Metals Co
960
29%
43%
40%
37%
9
Convertible preferred
con?
9?«
98
........5
rponllr Steel Corp
6%
112%
Sale
46%
Sale
20%
Sale
126%
109% 110%
108%
"14% Sale
15%
13% Sale
12%
55% Sale
55%
Sale Prices
112% Feb
43% Feb
19% Feb
Feb
123
~ *
"ubllc Service ttl 9c Gee—
2,100
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
19
1
38
14
9
\
Jan.
2
89
2 122
11
38
2
Jan.
Feb.
28
29
Feb.
21
5% Jan.
15
AGGREOATB
In
SALES
Shares
7,200
94,300
158,500
58,500
280,300
140,200
21,500
180,200
381,300
168,900
466.700
304,700
11
22,800
17,400
2,800
8,300
V* •'
70
82,300
86,500
5,400
10,300
102,200
298,200
11,400
440,500
15,500
32,600
2,200
3,200
29,900
183,800
7,400
185,100
8,700
,
180
Class A
Texas
570
52,800
35,200
199,400
2,300
24,700
Old
—
4
45
preferred..........100
294
1
Third Avenue
100
I'bird Nat'l Investors.—.— 1
Thermold Co
2
*494
*194
R*—. — ..—2.*
(J
Thompson
Thompson Products—......*
®
Thompson Stsrrett—
Preferred.
Preferred
17
*
OH-.......*
-..--10'
Tidewater As>oc
.
...
18
*
'••••con
Steel C«»
20th Cent Fox Film
3
Preferred
4%
7x
494
194
51
Preferred...
*8
13
*
24 A
Transit...*
10<s
H
434
llndarwood
*
13 H
7
19
35,900 I'nlted Carbon..
11,400 Unlted-Carr Fastener Corp.*
1,435,100 United Corp.
..
—*
Preferred
103,500
341,000 United Drug Inc.......——5
31,200 United Dyewood —.......10
850
Preferred
....10C
93,500 United Electric Coal
*
*
80,600 United Prult
458,300 United Gas ft Impt Co...
*
5,500
Preferred
*
41,900 {United Peperboard Co.. 100
20 34
..
2
2*S
0 y%
294
50
.
3
4934
934
—
82 X
1
234
228,900 United Stores A
*
Preferred
--*
2,200
7,300 Universal Leaf Tobacco...
690
Preferred
....100
46
*
4
11
,
4H
60
........
34 X
110
700
7% preferred......——100
66,600 U S Hoffman Mach
5
*
76,500 U S Indus Alchol
32
3X
*
7
Prior preferred tie
!••*
*
238,800 U S Realty ft Impt
*
321,600 U S Rubber
233,100
8% 1st preferred
...100
50
87,500 (J S Smelt Ref ft Mg
Preferred
51'
6,600
1C0
1,211,300 United States Steel..
56,700
7% preferred
...100
*
1,500 II S Tobacco...
Preferred
...100
10
45
U S Leather
Class A
»
t
c
t c.
v
3
9X
17 X
53X
51 X
27 X
67 X
8194
12494
zi
%
...
.
.
•
.
1
516,300 UtlUties P ft L "A"
322,600
310
1934
11X
Preferred....... .———100
1,120
191,600 Vanadium Corp of America.*
.........5
46,500 Van Raalte Co
85,500
25,900
920
1,380
7.700
4,200
7%
118
.......5
100
Common
Feb.
1114
Sale
Sale
38
Sale
Sale
Feb.
2834
1094
2794
594
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
29
Feb.
1794 Feb.
10314 Feb.
Feb.
58
Sale
1534 Feb.
6734 Feb.
1214 Feb.
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
10794
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
18*
79
Feb.
1434 Feb.
10
Feb.
Feb.
99
514 Feb.
834 Feb.
2534 Feb.
3394 Feb.
a
Sale
133
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
77
294
18
35
Sale
1834
2914
3314
1794
Sale
93
98
9514
9614 Sale
10634
16714
16534
1294
914 Sale
41X Sale
4234
9
914 Sale
17
Sale
1634
8234
7714
82
1114 Sale
1194
19
1914 Sale
58
58J4 Sale
9314 Sale
8694
73%
72%
7314
51
Sale
6314
129
11934 Sale
Sale
141
16094 172
5% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
6
89
Feb.
75
Feb.
25
Feb.
94
6
80
Sale
Sale
794
4394
514
10
Feb.
Feb.
26
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
880
35
57 X
115
60
112
3
Feb.
3
1
20
24
230
2,300
840
15,100
34,200
510
27,500
14,600
370
451,500
30,500
2,700
3,900
14,000
3,800
427,400
4,800
43,800
61,900
3,900
5°7<
470
1
Feb.
7
9694 Feb.
16734 Feb.
934 Feb.
39
Feb.
894 Feb.
1
7
3
17
Feb.
18
4,200 Virginia Ry Co pref...—100
1,290
Vulcan
i0»*
l)«riuuiut
32,000 {Wabash
Preferred A......
78,500
Preferred B
1,290
61,200 Waldorf System
32,800 Walgreen Co
630
preferred
..
4
-.100
•
100
.
.
•
*
100
916,300 JWclworfb
50,200 Walker(H) Gooder ft W Ltd.*
Preferred
*
5,800
*
30,800 Ward Baaing class o
Class B
!
*
65,800
7% preferred..
—..11*
11,800
B
981,700 Warner Bros Pictures
S3.85 conv preferred...—*
8,100
120,900 {Warner-Quintan
...—.*
....*
206,000 Warren Bros
Convertible preferred
•
13,100
For footnotes see page 43.
1
10<
.
•334
1514
•80
IX
2
2
2034
1234
124
120
JX
24
2X
'
12
X
?8
Feb.
3
Feb.
28
19
Feb.
Feb. 29
Feb. 17
Feb. 15
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb.
5
28
Feb.
19
294
114 Jan.
2
Feb.
6
3734 Jan.
4 50
Feb.
7
2014 Jan.
6 2794
Feb. 19
3694
2894 Jan. 16
Feb. 28
Feb. 24 *11034 Feb. 17 11334
46
42
Jan. 10
Feb. / 5
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
8
1
Feb.
1
Feb. .27
Feb. 13
2114
3814
21%
414
Feb. 13
Feb. 14
Feb. 20
Feb. 25
19
Feb.
1
3394 Feb.
10
Feb.
17
18
Feb.
Sale
Sale
1814 Feb. 26
5634 Feb. 26
Sale
76
Sale
73
1294 Feb. 21
2194 Feb. 14
6394 Feb. 14
95
Sept. 3
75
Feb. 10
8434 Feb. 25
Feb.
6
4994 Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
119
143
140
Sale
16094 Feb.
4
Feb.
28
65
Feb.
18
3 130
Feb.
18
1
6
17
Feb.
19 142
6 16094 Feb.
7
Feb.
20
214
4634
2714
17 3614
17 11334
27 46
25
26
3
29
10
19
18
25
29
2
4
28
29
18
29
28
31
17
20
Jan.
7
83
11
3
Feb. 18
13
14
28
25
25
4
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
105
Feb.
5994 Feb.
1734 Feb.
7234 Feb.
1434 Feb.
1894 Jan.
1634 Jan.
12
Feb.
10594 Feb.
7
Feb.
1094 Feb.
3134 Feb.
3934 Feb.
1234 Jan.
81
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
16
8
15
Feb. 21
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
734
594 Jan.
9
80
Jan. 25
6014 Feb. 25 6994
154 34 Feb. 13 15934
50
Jan.
7 80
3
194 Jan.
2
15
Jan.
2 2134
3894
2114 Jan.
6
2094 Jan. 16 2134
5
2
Jan.
9
1994
15
Jan.
8
3994
29
Feb. 26
1334 Jan. 20 20
91
Jan.
4 9834
85
Jan.
2 11034
164
Jan.
8 16994
1494
894 Jan.
2
39
Feb.
3 4494
994
834 Jan.
3
1394 Jan.
7 1894
71
Jan.
8 8334
13
10
Jan. 21
1694 Jan.
2 2194
47
Jan.
2
6394
96J4
8434 Feb. 25
6814 Jan.
3 75
65
4694 Jan. 21
11534 Jan.
7 130
139
Jan.
3 14394
16094 Feb.
6 16094
7
2
334 Jan.
10
3
Sale
11
Feb.
17
Feb.
9814
11034
16914
1414
43X
994
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
894 Jan.
494 Jan.
2
Jan.
86
Jan.
3 99
Jan.
13194 Feb. 18 133
5234 Feb.
4634 Jan. 22
Feb.
7194 Jan.
3 87
2334 Jan.
7 2894 Feb.
10834 Jan.
7 13434 Feb.
9034 Jan.
2 9734 Feb.
2294 Jan.
2 3194 Feb.
2534 Jan. 20 3234 Feb.
13
Jan.
2
1794 Jan.
2434 Jan.
1734 Jan. 22
2834 Jan.
2494 Feb. 13
Jan.
ll3
Jan. 18 117
79
Feb.
68
Jan. 21
2294 Jan.
6 2894 Feb.
9 34 Feb.
634 Feb. 19
43
Feb. 25 4694 Feb.
16J4 Feb.
1214 Jan. 21
15
Jan.
9 1994 Jan.
93
Jan. 15
9434 Jan.
6% Feb.
414 Jan.
3
4
Feb.
20
Jan.
8
Feb. 17
Feb. 29
Feb.
3
Feb. 29
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
6634 Jan.
2 79
1934
1694 Feb. 25
Jan.
7 113
1294
814 Jan. 13
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
-----
Sale
Sale
130
5
Feb." 1
3414 Feb.
117
111
Sale
-
Sale
7% Sale
514
594
1394 Sale
3294 Sale
11614 118
754 Sale
130
109
70
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13
17
19
20
7
21
26
7
19
31
30
6
11
19
29
17
15 ?
4
4
3
19
4 *
17
10
17
8
Feb.
8
Jan.
Jan.
10
24
21
17
Feb. 13
Feb. 14
Jan.
2
Jan. 23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
23
2
Feb.
17
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
24
15
18
21
27
27
28
29
4
Feb. 14
Feb. 14
Jan. 24
Feb. 10
Feb. 18
Feb. 18
Jan. 21
Feb.
6
Feb. 17
Jan.
18
18
Feb. 19
Feb. 28
Feb. 24
Feb4
5
Jan,
Feb.
Feb.
14
3234
11694
934
3114
1814
1554
394
Sale
1854
Sale
Sale
3234
1894
1434
234
65
Sale
62
13
Sale
1234
5314
Sale
55
294
7
Sale
1914
2014
294
734
1834
894 Feb".
Feb.
6 46
23 12634 Feb.
Jan.
11034 Jan. 20 114
5
Jan.
8
994 Feb.
3034 Feb.
2414 Jan. 31
Feb.
Feb. 28 *11434Jan. 16 120
Feb.
Feb. 19
7094 Feb.
3 86
"4%Jan" "7
.
21
Feb.
21
32
27
13
8
3014 Feb.
7
1
105
834 Feb
46
10 12614 Feb.
28 11334 Feb.
994 Feb.
;4
1
4 120
3
86
Jan.
Jan.
21
21
27
6
8
7
28
19
145
434
Feb.
3
994
734 Feb. 17
614
534 Feb. 11
13
Feb. 24
1594
Sale
32J4 Feb.
1 3394
Sale
11634 Feb.
3 117
117
10
714 Feb.
3
Sale
3134 Feb.
1 3414
Sale
19
1814 Feb.
8
19
14
Feb. 26
1694
1534
334
214 Feb. 18
Sale
65
6014 Feb. 11
64
1494
1214 Feb.
3
Sale
5234 Fet*
6 5794
5614
2
Feb. 18
294
Sale
814
614 Feb. 13 I
Sale
2214
1794 Feb. 11
21
" Sale
894 Sale
594
7
4
51
5
Feb.
7
Feb. 21
Feb. 26
Feb.
7
Feb. 19
Feb.
1
Feb.
5
7894 Feb.
-----
120
11434
20
Feb.
6
10094 Jan.
3
52
Jan. 20
1234 Jan.
6
6594 Jan. 21
12
Jan. 21
1494 Jan.
2
14
Jan.
6
714 Jan.
3
93
Jan.
6
494 Jan. ' 6
734 Jan.
9
2294 Jan.
2
3134 Jan.
6
914 Jan. 21
6514 Jan. 22
Feb. 21
Feb.
5
Feb.
1
Feb. 19
1634
85
Sale
10734
96
36
15
......100
preferred
26
1594 Feb.
11114 111
694 Feb.
694
734
714 Sale
28
Feb.
25
30
2814 Sale
118
Feb.
11714 11794 11934 Sale
7094 Feb.
76
83
7014
74
2
Feb. 18
Feb. 29
5
714
28 80
25 66
13 158
17 78
3
4
Feb.
394 Feb.
1634 Feb.
29
Feb.
29
18
.
Feb.
4
Feb. 28
94
694
Feb.
1
79
Feb. 11
Feb. 25 1934
Feb. 24 113
1294
Feb
1
95
970
87
3
6
994
934
3734
3834
1534
1434
3
1014 Jan.
6
1375
Feb. 18 1375
28
Jan.
2 4194
44
34
Feb. 25
60
Jan.
6 62
10
Jan.
9
1294
9894 Jan. 15 110
1094
894 Jan. 18
334 Jan.
2
9%
2734 Jan.
7 2934
814 Jan.
3 1234
2494 Jan.
2 3034
794
494 Jan. 21
29
Jan. 31
3934
1494 Jan.
6 1994
29
Feb.
Jan.
714 Jan.
33
Feb. 10
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
Feb. 25
Feb. 11
Feb. 19
Feb.
22
6
100
100
Feb.
714
9314
18 133
7 5294
Feb.
Feb.
45
78
27
18
13
14
24
25
25
4
1
2814
3 13414
4
9794
1 3194
1 3214
25 1734
14 23 94
13 27
3 115
6 79
6 2894
934
19
25 4694
26
1614
12114 Feb.
1% Sale
73
28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17
13194 Feb.
*4634 Feb.
194 Feb.
4034 Feb.
40
43
Sale
23
Feb.
24
Sale
24% Sale
a:3014 Feb.
35
Sale
3294 Sale
*14 ^ *11014 Feb.
112
11314 112
4294 Feb.
4394
45
4314
4414
Sale
Feb.
3
2
834 Jan.
734 Jan.
2894 Jan.
Feb. 24
Feb. 15
Feb. 18
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Feb.
1
Feb. 13
99
161
142
26
2153z Feb.
3214
1514
21
18
7594
6034
15414
78
6294
214
214
17
1914
3394
Sale
""434" ""454
7
111 Jan.
594 Jan.
3934 Feb. 28
1214 Feb. 11
81
Feb. 17
4
Feb.
Sale
Sale
694 Sale
7514
80
6094 Sale
158
Sale
11
1
Feb.
61
7134 Feb.
Sale
21s32 Sale
A*
19
4194 Feb.
3934 Feb.
3
8 110
1 1014
3
934
1 2934
8 1214
7 2994
794
18
3
3994
1 1914
1 105
6 5934
3 1794
4 72%
1 1494
26
1894
26 1594
26 12
3 10594
7
3
1094
7
20 3194
Feb.
10
18
1294 Feb.
1094 Feb.
10394 Feb.
894 Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
35
IX
228,700 Va-l>aru liSsm..
t»% preferred
..100
126,800
7", prior pref
10«"
3,190
2,440 Virginia Blec ft Power 0% pf*
1,490 Virginia Iron Coal ft CokelOO
.
.
Feb.
Feb.
60
6
6814
214
1714
68
60
pf—100
Vlck Shr & Pac Ry Co
169', 700
3*4
1st preferred.......100
Vlck Chemical Inc
60
2
125,900 Vadsco 8ales Corp..........*
38,400
34
Sale
Feb.
4
25
19
36
7
Feb.
3
Feb. 17
Feb. 29
Feb.
3
Feb. 29
Feb. 19
18 1375
61
Sale
ho
Sale
Sale
814
994
3794
3894
1514
1414
Feb.
Sale
2214 Jan.
3
3294 Feb. 25
2434 Feb. 21
3
3
4
Jan.
694 Jan.
3594 Feb.
1
294 Feb. 11
1194 Feb. 19
Feb. 27
Feb.
3
Feb.
7
Feb. 25
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
Sale
-----
3X
*
22,600
97,200
3,600
1400 1375
36
Sale
X
.
190
3714 Sale
1514 Sale
1314 Sale
Sale
158
12
—13X
Preferred
13,880
36,600 US Freight...
51,500 U S ft Foreign Secur Corp..*
Preferred
*
4,100
20
26,200 U S Gypsum Co
.......
Sale
Sale
'23
1494 Feb. 19
2834 Jan. 28
994 Feb. 14
25
Jan.
6
3594 Jan. 30
2% Feb. 11
1134 Feb. 19
6
10% Jan.
14% Feb. 19
2714 Feb.
3
994 Feb.
4
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
Feb.
4
Feb.
5
Feb. 25
Feb.
3
Feb.
894
894
3394
3614
934
1194
Sale
814
9
614 Sale
7814 Sale
_
*
...100
19,800 II S Distrib Corp
Highest
Sale Prices
2494
2794
1434
2234 2034
2494
Sale
11394
Sale
7194
73
25
2494
Sale
Sale
634
814
43
46
Sale
14
Sale
1414
16
Sale
1714
93
92
Sale
534
Sale
514
7334
77
Sale
19
Sale
1694
17 J4 Sale
10914 11114 11094 11234 11034
1014
1094 Sale
1014 Sale
1714
2214
2614
11314
4H
.
1st preferred.....—.—..
Lowest
Sale Prices
7
Sale
124
Sale
49 X
4814
Sale
8294
27 34
Sale
12214 12994
94
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
2894
Sale
1534
24
2094
Sale
2454
115
115
75
Sale
2514
2814
7
Sale
Sale
4394
1434
Sale
1734
Sale
94
9334
634
Sale
Sale
7334
66
37
108 X
15
4,210 Universal Plct 1st pref—..100
149,900 {Universal Pipe ft Had Co.l
Preferred.
.........100
15,040
130,669
534
.
»
283,300 U 8 Pipe ft Foundry———.20
Sale
37
Sale
29
894
334
104 X
.
Sale
10
Sale
7614
25 X
12014
94 X
24%
1134
82 X
62 94
100
Preferred
Sale
234
Sale
3694
60
59X
61X
1214
10X
iox
102 X 106
10614
1034
8X Sale
834
6X
7X
29
2834 Sale
11
11X
1014
•29
Sale
2834
5X Sale
734
2814
31X 3534
17 % Sale
1834
105
10314 Sale
5834
5114
58
1594
1514 Sale
68X Sale
6834
14
12% Sale
17
1814 Sale
15
1514 Sale
11
Sale
1034
105
9814 100
514 Sale
634
10
8% Sale
31
2614 Sale
34% Sale
3934
1114 Sale
J2*
76
75
Sale
48
34
......
160
24
1300 1200
133
29
*
190,200 Union Oil. California....
25
42,400 Union Pacific...
...100
11,800
Preferred
100
39,900 Union Tank Car .......... *
581,100 United Aircraft Corp
—5
268,600 United Air Lines Tr v t c_—5
9,000 United American Bosch Corp*
52,900 United Biscuit of Am
*
014
33
894
Highest
Sale Prices
1234
2534
834
2394
3294
134
Sale
894
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
22 X
95
preferred
...
n
Lowest
Sale
2514
6% Sale
*
Elliott Fisher..*
Ulen ft Co
7 ft
*
...
Twin City Rapid
*
21
1
Corp—*
43,800 Union Bag ft Paper
168,400 Union Carbide ft Car
3,510
73,800
67,328
3.700
3,410
20,300
31,900
2,700
2,100
92,000
1,700
38 94
preferred....*
*
The Fair Co
37 X
39 X
13 94
8
ie«'
Mfg
Convertible
7%
1050
100
hatcher
•
200
1,320
46,800
10
2X
-.
.
Texas ft Pacific...
62,800
22,000
440
800
22 H
51,100 trues Trae» Coal...
148,600
1,300
4,800
47,300
45,200
8,100
29,000
1,600
92,800
134,200
90,300
32,500
2,500
765,200
30,600
<tfs
r«i *>ac Ld Trust
18,900
79,900
123,500
40,800
5,240
40
25,700
6,000
637,500
41,700
172,700
10,300
Oil
27 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7X
34 X
37 X
9 %
1294
1200
1694
*
H
Texas Gulf Sulphur.
Texas Pacific Coal ft
1
Sale Prices
29
Ask
Ask Bid
14
Sale
8%
8X
5
8
Corp (The)..... ...W
Corp
Telautograph
..
90
7
Tennessee Corp
i.ii
20,400
9,800
8X
23 X
35 X
IX
ig
....
.
27
1994
439,300 Timken-Detroit Axle Co.—10
*
86,300 Tlmken Roller Bear
•
294,200 Trsnsansrlcs Dor p..
70,000 Transc ft West Air Inc
5
32,600 I
a
Wl ilaui* S'.eei Forg*
275,000 Trl-Continental Corp......*
Preferred
—.....•
6,200
154,800
16,900
18,500
117,900
3,000
29,900
11,000
44,300
61,800
15,500
>t 2,700
.
{Symington Co
»
250 Tidewater OH—
144,900
45,900
23,700
76,500
110,400
14,100
3,300
26,300
271,500
62,700
2,600
23,800
25
Ltd.—....--4'
Swift & Co
Swift Internat
13%
494
•594
•*'
...
Sutherland Paper Co
--10
Swueii (W, of Aaei (The). M
530
56,700
.'
Superiority!
,
8,400
3,700
1,000
5,400
Bid
Par
78,800
40,200
8,100
190,100
43,800
29,000
52,000
Feb.
Feb. 1
Feb. 29 1936
Shares
11
to
OE
1
40,900
9,200
5,100
57,400
18,100
18,500
28,400
RANOE SINCE JAN.
IN FEBRUARY
1933
July 1
N. T. STOCK EXCHAD
Since
Jan.
February
PRICES
Low from
STOCKS
39
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
March, 1936]
3 34
Feb.
5
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
Feb. 11
Feb. 10
Feb.
Feb.
7
28
Feb. 21
Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
21
1
1
Feb.
Feb. 19
Feb.
8
Feb.
1
Feb. 20
Feb. 20 II
294 Jan.
7
Jan.
2
414 Jan.
9J4 Jan.
4
7
Jan.
31
5
32
11614 Jan.
534 Jan.
3134 Jan.
18
Jan.
1094 Jan.
294 Jan.
4794 Jan.
994 Jan.
Jan.
134 Jan.
494 Jan.
1594 Jan.
50
4J4
994
634
1594
3494
29 118
3 10
30 3434
19
28
4 18
394
3
2 70
2 1494
2 5794
294
2
834
2
7 2294
Feb.
5
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
Feb. 11
Jan.
8
Jan. 16
Feb. 28
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
Jan. 24
Jan. 24
Jan. 24
Feb. 19
Feb.
8
Feb.
1
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
40
8. Y. STOCK
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
Since
February
Shares
Jan.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Low from
STOCKS
July 1
PRICES
IN FEBRUARY
1
Feb. 29 1936
Shares
Par
'
Feb. 1
Hd
•
Feb.
Lowest
29
Ask
Ask
33,700 Warren Fdry Ac Pine
75,700 Waukesha Motor Co
95,600 Webster Elsenlobr
Ills
.100
...1
234
4134
8034
Sale
Sale
8234
Sale
94
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
9434
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
~~9~, 500
22,200
3,200
55,900
6,900
1,870
4,830
2,220
1,930
1,570
136,000
19,300
32,200
91,000
2,330
1,030
790
800
80,500
10,200
19,700
47,400
;
123,600
102,100
74,600
220
9,900
21,900
3,000
307,400
10,800
8,400
5,700
7,300
131,900
5,100
110,100
38,800
6,430
11,200
2,270
5,000
3,300
384,400
4.390
20,100
88,400
1,400
153,000
39,900
*
a
14
preferred...... ,111*
cony
West Penn
*
El Co "A"
lioo
0234
.100
94
(6)
834 Feb.
2
234
7934
2834 Feb. 19
2334 Jan.
7
Jan.
234 Feb.
4234 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8234
Feb.
96
Feb. 29
Feb.
5
9134 "Jan.
10234
9434 Feb. 17
Feb.
Feb.
87
Feb.
Sale
119
Feb.
121
Feb.
21
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
115
Feb.
27
Jan.
1234 Feb. 21
2034 Feb. 24
Jan.
Feb.
7734 Sale
38J4 Sale
Sale
1st preferred
7%
36,930 Weston El
570
Class A.
44,700
15
SO
Westvaco Chlorine Prod...
160 Wheel'g & Lake Erie Ry ColOO
120
6% non cum pref......100
51,900 Wheeling Steel Corp......
6,900
Preferred......
......100
496,900 White Motor
L.
50
21,700
44,900
25,600
43,600
637,400
20,900
238,800
71,000
12,470
18,400
5,420
10,300
15,400
959,900
14,090
39,300
191,800
3,400
Sewing
Convertible
,
Sale Prices
|6
Sale
13
75
6034
140
Feb.
Sale
33
3
3234 Feb.
3834 Feb. 21
6
2734 Feb.
Feb.
Sale
102
Feb.
Sale
Sale
434
Sale
Sale
Sale
434
1834
1434
434
2134
334
934
Sale
Sale
Sale
8434
5334
2634
Wool worth (F W)__..._.__10
Worthlngton P 8c M
100
3634 Feo. 21
10934 Feb. 19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
61
334
27
Feb.
16
Feb.
4
79
10
834
Listed under this
no
par stock.
Sugar Oo.
sales.
44
.
4»
44
1934; replaced
44
no
par
stock
*
Adjusted for 100% stock div. paid April 30 1934.
Adjusted for 100% stock div. paid Dec. 31 1934.
44
Par value 400 lire is ted Sept. 20 1934;
replaced
500 lire par value.
41 Listed
April 4 1934; replaced no par stock share
"
for snare
Adjusted for 25 % stock div. paid June 11934.
■
•
»•
«
'
classification and above, loan
87
Jan.
17
1
8
3
4434
1834
12034
4934
5434
Feb.
Feb.
19
19
Feb.
6
24
Jan.
3434 Jan.
834 Jan.
8334 Jan.
4434 Jan.
4134 Jan.
27
834 Feb.
4
77
4
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
Feb. 19
4 116
2
Jan.
8
105
Jan.
Buffalo Stock
California Stock
Chicago Stock
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Curb
Cincinnati Stock
'4
Cleveland Stock
Colorado Springs Stock
"
Listed June
55%
14
Denver Stock
'•
Detroit Stock
Los Angeles Stock
14
Los
14
Minneapolis-St. Paul
44
New Orleans Stock
4«
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
44
44
44
49
Adjusted price for stock dividend.
46
New York Stock
New York Gurb
New York Produce
New York Real Estate
Baltimore Stock
Boston Stock
Angeles Curb
«
44
Richmond Stock
St. Louis Stock
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
San Francisco Curb
San Francisco Mining
44
Seattle Stock
44
Spokane Stock
Washington (□. O.) Owvx
4»
19
4
13
10
15
14
15
5
5634 Feb.
3434 Feb. 19
It*
62
Feb.
Feb.
6
7
18
IV*
79
Feb.
Feb.
^10
2
45
Jan.
23
3
1834 Feb. 25
19
21
5434 Feb. 19
6 12034 Feb.
21
4934 Feb.
6
6 116
1134 Jan. 28
734 Feb. 20
14
4
4
Jan.
Jan.
»•
4
•
11
47
Listed April 4 1934; replaced no par stock share
for share.
Listed Sept. 13 1934; replaced no par stock
of record Dec. 20 1935.
*
2
'
Aug. 9 1934: replacing
Former name, American Beet
name
1 1934; replaced Socony-Vacuum
Corp. $25 stock share for share.
The National Securities Exchanges on which
low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated
by suoerlor figures in tables), are as follows:
49
50% stock div. paid Dec. 10 1935.
40
100% stock div. payable Feb. 1 1936 to stock
»'
Jan.
57
share for share.
12 1934; par value 10s. replaced
share for share.
share for share.
*
Listed May 24 1934; low adjusted to give effect
feo 3 new shares exchanged for one old no
par share.
"Adjusted for 66 2-3% stock dividend payable
Nov. 30 1934.
29
1334 Feb.
1
734 Feb. 20
through first classification, loan 75%
From last
7
534 Jan.
2434 Jan.
454 Jan.
6234 Jan.
of current.
Listed July
1933; replaced
Feb.
of current.
.
Par value 550 lire listed June 27
From low
Sale
Sale
6
3
77
Feb.
10
2
6
16
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22
Sale
3634 Sale
3634 Feb.
Sale
1434 Feb.
1734 Sale
116
Sale
Sale
10034 Feb.
Sale
4634 Sale
4634 Feb.
47
Feb.
Sale
5134 Sale
Feb.
11434 11334 11534 111
8
10
28
Jan.
78
1
2
3
28
Jan.
Feb.
10
14
Feb.
Jan.
2334 Jan.
78
Sale
3734 Jan.
2 10934 Feb.
Feb.
27
61
Jan.
52
7
1834
4734 Feb. 25
Jan.
78
18
434 Sale
7
13
14
4
5
Feb.
....»
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
19
62
113
95
10
31
25
3
13
7134 Feb.
....100
13
8534 Keb.
5134 Feb.
preferred
6
5634 Feb.
3434 Feb.
7434 Feb.
6434 Feb.
534%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
&
70
Youngst'n Sh Ac Tube
7
5234 Feb.
2534 Feb.
5234 Sale
6434
66
100
24
Feb.
1
63
.....
Feb.
934 Feb.
5
100
7% preferred
Young Spring Ac Wire
27
21
2
Feb.
100
Sale
21
Feo.
6
10 34-Feb.
preferred B
4334
1534
10434
4734
4734
Feb.
Feb.
1834
1434
434
173s
234
834
4
preferred "A"
Yale Ac Towns Mfg Co.....25
Yel Trk 8c C'ch class B
10
29
24
24
98
534 Feb. 11
2434 Feb. 11
7%
.
Feb.
Jan.
31
28
6%
Wright Aeronautical Corp. *
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr..
..*
96
10234 Jan.
20
95
6 121
6 115
3
6 12234 Feb.
7 140H Jan.
28
Feb. 26
3334 Jan.
Jan.
3634 Jan. 14 39
23
Jan.
2
2834 Jan.
34
Jan. 14
35
Jan.
3
Feb.
"75"
Sale
2
234 Jan. 13
2
4634 Jan.
7
8234 Feb.
3
7234
3434
9434
12334
4734 Feb. 25
12234 Feb. 10
3734 Feb.
2434 Feb.
10
Deferred delivery.
28
Sale
Jan.
2
6
50
Sale
Sale
3734
Sale
Sale
S
........
4»
.»'•
Feb.
1934
1434
434
2134
preferred.......100
cum
38
2
25
7
2834 Feb. 19
2934 Jan.
1134 Feb.
234 Jan.
534 Jan.
7
Feb.
2
1634 Jan.
7
95
11234 Feb.
13234 Feb.
02
...
Wilcox Oil 8c Gas
Wilson 8c Co
Sale
Feb.
934 Feb.
7534 Feb.
3434 Sale
preferred....*
221,400 Zenith Radio Corp
175,500 Zonlte Prod vets Corp
500lire par value.
14
Listed Aug. 24
52
...
Macb
Sale
135
4
96
25
White Rock Mln Spgs ctfs__*
White
Sale
Sale
3134
3734
2634
....
..
Sale
38
Instr..
Feb.
96
233,900 Western Union Teleg
100
189,500 Westlnghouse Air Brake
*
198,700 Westlnghouse El 8c Mfg..SO
760
78
Sale
7
3
134 Jan.
4
3534 Feb. 19
7
Sale
Sale
Preferred
Feb.
4
6
78
Sale
.100
Second preferred
Western Pacific......... .100
3
3534 Feb.
Sale
.100
in receivership.
"Adjusted for 25% stock dividend paid Oct. 1
41
Highest
Sale Prices
24
Jan.
6
2834 Feb.
1134 Feb.
2434 Feb. 28
7VS Sale
......
Western Maryland
! Ex-rights. reported
Oompanies
*
2034
.1234
1034
1734
Sale
.100
Ex-dividend.
£1 par,
Sale
Sale
7% preferred..........
1934
44
Sale
Preferred
West Penn Pow pref 7%. .100
.100
6% preferred
No par value.
r Oash
s
27 Vs
Wesson Oil 8c 8nowdrlft. ...•
Sale
834 Sale
Weill Fargo 8c Co
26
11234
934
1734
234
300
9,930
Lowest
Sale Prices
80
"2,510
930
Highest
Sale Prices
26
Feb.
1
Preferred
14,000
16,200
62,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
1933
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Feb.
19
Feb.
27
934 Jan.
i4
19
I
Exchange
New York Curb
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
''
V'
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
1936
Stock Sales
40,490,150
Jan, 1 to Feb. 29
1936
.v.
,
1935
.
$95,236,000
230,638,000
204,521,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
selling
disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when
footnote In the month in which they occur. No account is taken of flush sales In computing the range for the year.
NOTICE.—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash sales, are
•utsldeof the regular monthly range are shown in a
AGGREGATE
Shares
2,600
1,800
34,300
2,100
5,800
9,000
4,300
9,500
1,225
3,030
1,860
*
4,000
800
•
7,900 Aluminium Ltd
6% preferred
1,770
1,300
11,800
500
Feb.
15
Sale
4
Sale
8*
14
Feb.
57%
Feb.
30
1
Sale
42%
43 %
Sale
Feb.
34
Feb.
1
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
3
1%
79
Sale
74
Sale
Feb.
20
Sale
67% Sale
Feb.
20
3%
*
25
95% Sale
Sale
23%
128
Sale
Sale
15%
"14% ~15%
"55"" "56% "62"" "64""
.......100
3%
7%
1%
Capital Corp com cl A*
Common class B........ 10c
Sale
Sale
75
8%
Sale
3% Sale
77
73%
7%
9
1%
1%
S3 preferred..............*
..*
$5.50 prior preferred
150
300
1,425
33,500
4,525
84,000
61",200
100 Amer Cyanamld com cl A...*
Common class B
•
71,000
Amer Cities Power k Lt Corp
225
4,300
9,650
46,300
1,100
125
156.600
29,500
5,700
3,700
350
56.100
47,700
147,500
12,900
400
3,900
50
6,300
9,500
150
114,200
6,300
84,800
6,900
4,200
2,020
5,125
38,500
290
5,300
37%
Sale
"41% Sale"
10%
36%
Sale
Sale
21
21%
21% Sale
10%
36%
24
27%
*
4
1st preferred.
Preferred
......
1%
preferred
•
16,000 Anchor Post Fence com
1
9,200 Angostura Wupperman
Apex Elec Mfg Co common
»
Appalachian Elec Power—
750
7% preferred
..__.*
1
94,100 A returns Radio Tube
*
68.000 Arkansas Nat Gas com
Class A
•
376,/00
Preferred.
10
44,900
.
»
380 Arkansas P A L $7 pref
Art Metal Works common. ..5
Associated Elec Industries—
9,300
American deposit rects__£l
8,100
1
187,300 Assoc Gas A Elec com
ClassA ..................1
337,200
$5 preferred.......
182,500
Warrants
314,000
2,200 Assoc Laundries of Amer...*
V t c common
__*
1,100
8,300 Associated Kayon Corp com.*
.*
50 Assoc Telep Co $1.50 pref
...
6,350 Associates Investment Co...*
25,600 Atlantic Coast Fisheries...
240 Atlantic Coast Line Co....50
238,500 Atlas Corp com..........
11,700 $3 preferred A.............*
Warrants
1.30,000
•
15,900 Atlas Plywood Corp..
11,700 Auto Voting Machine com.
10
6,920 Axtnn Fisher Tob class A
..*
7,375 Babcock Ac Wilcox Co
45.000 Baldwin Locomotive warr..
330 Baumann (L) A Co pref.. 100
.........
17.700
300
For fbotnotflfl
Bellanca Aircraft common__l
425 Bell Teleo Co of Canada.. 100
see page
53.
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
2
5%
11
»
Sale
Sale
94 %
59
4%
*
.*
f
200 Amsterdam Trading Am shs..
Amer Thread
Sale
Sale
Sale
38% Sale
22% Sale
20% Sale
Sale
Superpower
Sale
Sale
29
5%
13%
19
Feb.
Feb.
4
13
Feb.
6
Feb. 29
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
3
Sale
Sale
27%
Sale
14
11
21
3 131
Feb.
28
87
1 120
Feb.
25
109
1«K Feb.
4
17
94% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
15
8
Feb.
Feb.
1
75
Feb.
1
3
7% Feb.
1% Feb. 19
35
Feb. 21
87% Feb. 21
9
Feb.
14
2
Feb.
4
3% Feb.
Feb.
46
6
6
Feb.
Feb. 20
47% Feb.
17
40% Feb.
Feb.
6 118
Feb.
4 120
Feb.
21
Feb.
Sale
9%
11%
1%
9%
Sale
Sale
1% Sale
7%
Sale
11
11%
1%
Sale
12%
Sale
1
Sale
8%
Sale
Sale
J3z Sale
3%
11%
2%
Sale
14%
52%
4%
9%
11%
55%
13%
Sale"
Sale"
14%
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
52
Sale
Sale
"1% ~~r%
4
11%
Sale
4
10% Sale
10% Sale
54
Sale
80
Sale
1%
2
Feb.
17
13
48% Jan.
27
Feb.
17
9
31% Jan.
2
40% Feb.
118
Feb.
120
Feb.
7
Feb.
5
Feb.
19
19
11
4
17
5
7
30% Jan.
Feb.
11
38
42% Feb.
4
35
15
Feb.
5
Feb.
20
26%
22% Feb. 17
26
29
Feb.
1
15
17
Feb.
28
1% Feb.
39% Feb.
5
28
2
Feb.
5
18
29
19
Feb.
21
4% Feb.
17
Feb.
4
63% Feb.
4% Feb.
17
96
14
2% Feb.
7
Feb.
11
14% Feb.
5
6
1
12%
2%
3%
14%
3
712
11% Feb.
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
7% Feb.
%« Feb.
% Feb.
% Feb.
2% Feb.
26% Feb.
1
18
18
4
3
29
26
28
11
Feb.
3
29
Feb.
11
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 26
Feb. 10
Feb 26
.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
5
4
5
14
1 % Jan.
2
4% Jan.
2
13% Feb. 19
104%
%
3%
3%
7%
90
6
11
13
%
19
%
1
3%
20
26%
32% Feb. 27
34
51
53
'
Feb.
4
Feb.
13
Feb.
14
13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
3
2
4
18
9
22
20
29
6
2
4
1
50
17
70
19
4
Feb.
27
Feb.
10
Feb.
14
24
Feb.
11
5
Jan.
29
Feb.
4% Feb.
99% Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
6
3
9
1% Feb.
4
10
55% Jan.
29
1
2% Jan.
144
Jan.
2
28
Feb.
10
28
28
28
Jan.
24
11% Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2% Jan.
14% Feb.
18
1% Feb.
39% Feb.
2% Jan.
96
Feb.
Feb.
63% Feb.
4% Feb.
18% Jan.
5
17
13
23
10
13
10
21
17
27
17
14
8
6% Jan.
6% Jan.
8% Jan.
6
3% Jan.
2
7% Jan.
10% Feb. 26
4
11
8
26% Feb.
22% Feb.
30% Jan J
Jan.
5% Jan.
iJ2 Jan.
% Feb.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
25% Jan.
26% Jan.
11
Feb.
38% Feb. 25
16% Feb. 21
Jan.
4
11
1
Feb.
46
Feb.
14% Feb.
1
5
18
41
109
10% Jan.
6
39% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
10
21
1% Feb. 28
23% Jan. 29
2% Jan.
2
82
Jan.
2
39% Jan.
2
4% Jan.
4
18% Jan.
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
9% Jan.
1% Feb.
73
8
Jan.
17
Feb.
Feb.
50
%> Jan.
18
13
3
Jan. 28
Jan. 20
19% Jan.
4
17% Jan. 23
25% Feb. 26
14
Jan.
6
10
1
6
146
Feb.
Feb.
12
Feb.
Feb.
3
2
17
14
2
4
36
Feb. 28
91% Feb.
5
9
108
Feb. 18 109
1
4
1% Feb.
6%
5% Feb. 18
17
6%
5% Feb.
8%
7% Feb. 25
94%
90
Feb. 27
3
11%
9% Feb.
58
Feb. 21
4% Jan.
77% Jan.
25
2% Feb.
14%
51%
3%
8%
10%
Jan.
7
Jan. 10
Feb. 28
41
37
13
21
Feb.
2
2
2
2
6
3
9
14
Feb. 11
Feb. 28
Feb. 25
36% Feb.
1% Feb. 20
5% Feb. 29
13% Feb. 19
8
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
4
Feb.
11
2
Salei
14 1
Sale
1
10
25%
21
6 131
2 120
8 15%
3 13%
8 63%
9 98%
26
1%
5%
13%
Sale
6%
8
4
17
20
26
10
Feb.
34% Feb.
39% Feb.
35
Feb.
21% Feb.
17% Feb.
25% Feb.
15% Feb.
1% Feb.
27% Feb.
1% Feb.
23% Feb.
94
50
5
2%
6
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
6
116
Jan.
9
3% Jan.
9
3% Feb. 25
11
Feb.
% Jan.
?
115
19
19
30
13
19
Jan.
2 24% Feb. 21
43% Feb. 17
39% Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Jan.
8 114
Feb.
5
7% Jan.
2 12
92%
48%
4%
2%
5%
5%
Sale
19
Feb.
7
i
18
45%
5%
31%
29%
1
Feb.
9
3
33% Feb.
5
Feb. 28
91% Feb.
5
36
Feb.
7
29
28
24
% Jan. 18
8
Jan. 28
28 115
4% Feb. 13
9
3% Feb.
75
Jan.
4% Jan.
%6 Jan.
27
Jan.
86% Jan.
10
Jan.
30
6
1% Feb.
48% Feb. 29
17
82% Feb.
76
Feb. 17
4
20
20
8
Jan.
Jan.
87
4
4
35
11
17
2
9 % J an.
45
18
75
13 46% Jan.
Jan.
31 112
2 18% Jan.
4% Feb.
7
15% Jan.
11
10 62% Feb.
Jan.
*
15
10% Feb. 28
4
63% Feb. 28
55% Feb.
4 ?98% Feb. 21
95% Feb.
92% Feb. 18
48
Feb. 25
5
4% Feb.
57%
6
13
Feb.
25% Feb.
107
1%
1
__
Feb.
5
3% Feb. 25
3%
4%
5
24%
22% Feb.
39% Sale" 39% Feb. 27 43%
4 114
110% Feb.
40
"39% Sale"
Feb.
1
116% Feb.
22
American
46%
Sale
~~6"" Sale" ""4% re""
4%
Feb. 28
21
115
28
'
248,100
170,500
277,600
2,200
Sale
45%
6%
500 Amer Pneumatic Service....*
Amer Potash k Chem Corp
*
120
3,100
33%
Sale
Sale
1%
37%
1,400
957,700
13,900
47,700
2,400
4,800
155,800
46%
7%
2,100 American Equities Co
28,800 Amer flc Foreign Power warr.
10,175 Amer Fork & Hoe Co com...*
143,300 American Gas A Elec com...*
Preferred
5,200
55,800 American General Corp...10c
$2 preferred
.....
1
16,200
$2.50 preferred.......
575
8,300 Amer Hard Rubber Co com.50
12,100 Amer Laund Macb com....20
25
107,800 Amer Light & Trac com
6% preferred
.....25
2,500
10#
1,275 Amer Mfg Co common
1
179,200 American Maracalbo
33,875 American Meter Co
300
1,050
417,300
6,000
11,400
1,700
Class B
A..........—25
1
50 Amer Dlst Tel N J common..*
Preferred
....100
175
50
100
1,500
6,000
3,125
65,100
1,725
19,300
1,900
Conv class
Feb.
110
5
3
4% Feb.
1
43% Feb.
Jan.
15
Jan.
2% Jan.
11% Jan.
44% Jan.
2% Jan.
27% Jan.
% Jan.
37% Jan.
67% Feb.
58
Feb.
% Jan.
% Jan.
115
Jan.
2% Jan.
% Jan.
17
Feb.
Feb.
22
112
112%
15
Feb.
3% Feb.
% Feb.
Sale
Sale
22
Highest
Sale Prices
1%
48%
82%
76
1
48%
71%
Amer Beverage Corp..
1
460 American Book Co.......100
Amer
Sale
3%
11,000
2,900
17,300
1,800
Feb.
4%
15
.....
320
-
Allied Products class A
Sale
Sale
56
Lowest
Sale Prices
45
13
5 111%
18
8
11
4%
15
24
1
62%
4
17
35
1
Feb.
44
18"
*
54,650 Aluminum Co common
Preferred...
100
11,500
4,900 Aluminum Goods Mfg......*
3,000 Aluminum Industries com..*
5,300
1,570
4,800
Allied Internat Investing
Prices
4
....
1,000
9,800
i
Feb.
.....
.
Ask
37%
45
30
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
29
Ask Bid
100
*
3,900 Aero Supply Mfg class A
Class B
*
75,000
.1
3,700 Agfa Ansco Corp com
11,800 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com...*
17,900 Air Investors Inc common..*
Convertible preferred.,
10,500
*
Warrants
22,700
Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
50
2,100
*
4,970 Ala Power Co $7 pre*
SO preferred
..*
2,080
*
3,900 Algoma Consol Corp com
7% preferred
5
20,300
10 Allegheny Steel 7% pref._100
*
4,600 Alliance Investment com
800
6,500
26,150
5,550
4,100
Acme Wire Co v t c
250 Adam* Millie 7% 1st pf
40
Feb.
Feb. 1
Bid
Par
.....20
STOCKS
Shares
300
to
Feb. 29 1936
1
Jan.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
FEBRUARY
1933
July 1
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
PRICES IN
Low from
SALES
NEW YORK
February
.
$100,847,000
February
2,921,597
6,595,346
20,712,570
Shares
February
Bond Sales
1935
17
17
6
5
Feb.
6
732 Feb. 11
% Feb. 13
% Feb. 19
3% Feb.
1
26% Feb. 20
32% Feb. 27
16% Jan.
2
38% Feb. 25
16% Feb. 21
55
Jan.
9
4% Feb. 13
12%
2%
3%
14%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
Jan.
8
12% Jan.
2
55% Jan. 29
85% Feb. 17
2% Feb. 19
70
Feb. 10
4% Jan. 30
148
Jan. 17
\
42
NEW
AGGREGATE
In
SALES
Jan.
February
Feb. 29 1936
STOCKS (Continued)
1,200 Benson & Hedges
400
800
7,500
Convertible
8,400 Bickford's
550
875
15,500
47,100
55.050
4,100
16,500
1,000
>>
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
I
Feb.
Bid
Feb.
1
29
Ask Bid
Lowest
com....,
$2.50 Conv
3%
14
pref
22 k
40
210
7%
18 %
8
35,200
62,000 Brazilian Tr Lt & Pr ord...*
34,000 Bridgeport Machine com...
22.700 Brill Corp class A
21,600
Class B
4,660
7% preferred..........100
2,400 Brillo Mfg Co common......'
50
Sale
24 k
24% Sale
3$i
Sale
Sale
22H
50
16
17%
k
Class A.........
19
Fab.
8
45
4
20
FeD.
27
9
55
26
Fe^>.
30
Sale
14 %
15
Sale
0x8
3%
Sale
6
7
lk
Sale
2k
3:
14
13 k
Sale
7%
8%
'
13k
13k
5k
lk
Feb.
Feb. 13
Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
8
Sale
Feb.
8%
4
Feb.
10
Feb.
10
12
Jan.
13
14k Jan. 27
13k
35k
21k
13k
3k
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18k Feb.
13
39
30
27
Fab.
20
Feb.
19
4
8,800
200
5,100
5,400
Coupon stock (bearer)....*
Am
4,400
4,950
7,200
400
400
.
16,400
1,000
5,900
;
,'-i
„
200
3,700
5,900
IOC
30k Feb.
10s
ord reg
3%
3%
3%
3%
Feb.
5
53
Jan.
14
25
Feb.
19
25
Feb.
19
14
Buff
$5
Pipe
*
25,600
1,100
55,900
158,500
1st preferred
$3
6
50
Jan.
13
Feb.
20
18
Feb.
20
lk Feb.
6k Feb.
26k Jan.
14
lk Feb. 14
6 k Fab.! 13
26 k Ffeb.
~
15k
x5k
8k
4k
53k
8k
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feo.
21
18
7
7
7
11
24
Feb.
3
Prod
*
51
10
67
*
53%
Sale
2%
2%
8%
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V
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1%
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Can Indus Alcohol cl A....
B
%
Wireless—
25
*
lk
1
Sale
Am
-Jac
A stk
conv
*
common..
70
555
••
15,685
1,486,900
26,700
4,000
61,700
13
4
25
17
3 107
Feo.
Feb.
28
103
Jan.
16 107
Jan.
11
7
2
Feb. 28
9k Feb. 21
Jan.
30
25k Jan.
21
k Fed.
10
% Jan.
Feb.
10
28
Feb.
29
73k Feb.
3k Feb.
28
27
50
4
Feb.
5
2k Feb.
3
2k
Sale
lk
lk
k
5k
IK
.5%
25%
Sale
Ilk
Sale
23
600 Cohn 8c
7k Jan.
11
6
k Jan.
7
lk Feb.
6
Feb. 26
1
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb. 11
8
Feb.
lk Feb.
% Feb.
5k Feb.
5
lk Feb. 26
Jan.
31
6
Feb.
Feb. 20
1
Feb.
6
Feb.
Jan.
4
8
5k Jan.
24k Jan.
21
£y>
10
11
Feb.
12k
10k
2 k
4k
Feb. 24
Feb. 13
4
Feb.
6
Feb.
21
31
Feb.
8
7
3 k Feb.
1
22k Feb.
6
89
Feb.
27
98
Feb.
15
Feb.
26
90
Feb.
4
Feb.
Ilk
115k
12k
Sale
47%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13k
10k Feb.
16k
Sale
Sale
Sale"
5k
53 k
Sale
Sale
7
2
Jan.
2k Jan.
16k Jan.
3
2
6
Feb.
7
18k Jan.
86
82
5
Feb.
31
31
12k Feb.
24
Ilk Jan. 28
4
2k Feb.
2f"
Feb.
6
Feb.
8
3
4k Jan.
22 k Feb.
6
Jan.
3
98
Feb.
15
8
24
26
90
Feb.
4
27
17
47k Jan.
12k Jan.
27
18
Jan.
31
42
9k Jan.
9
Feb.
13
92
Jan.
Feb.
14
40
Jan.
6 102
6
55
16k Feb.
6
15
Jan.
2
69k Feb.
42k Feb.
14
Jan.
13
20
2k Feb.
2
Feb.
3
20
52
Feb.
14
74
Feb.
25
50
Feb.
5
3k Feb.
17 116k Jan.
11 116
Jan.
16
16k Jan.
107k Feb.
107k Feb.
12k Jan.
13
Jan.
4
9
15k Feb. 27
Feb. 27
3
Feb.
15k Feb. 18
69k Feb. 14
42k Feb. ,4
2k
12k Feb.
15k Feb. 27
Feb.
44k Jan.
10k Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
17 k Jam
74
Feb.
50
Feb.
3k Feb.
3k Feb.
14
14
23
29
27
17
25
5
13
A*
Feb.
17
Jan.
2
38k Feb. 20
Feb.
17
2
54
Feb.
17
Feb.
27
31
Feb.
5
31k Jan.
18k Jan.
4
31k Jan.-
Feb.
20
44
Feb.
13
20
2
44
29
13
3
30 k Feb.
24k Feb. 20
5k Feb. 26
1
Feb.
Feb.
6
Jan.
19k
5k
18k
17k
117k
18k Feb.
5k
19
Sale
20k
122
125
19
18k Feb.
10
20
20 124
8
1
Feb.
Feb.
24
14
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
% Jan.
26
Feb.
11
34k Jan.
121
Feb.
k Feb.
50 k
Sale
50
Feb.
20
57
Feb.
Feb.
3
11
21
5k
51k
30k x27% Feb. 20
Sale
Sale
4k Feb. 20
48
Feb.
20
30k Feb. 28
7k Feb.
59k Feb.
6k Feb.
4
11
8
•
6
6k Feb.
3
Feb.
11
18
24
20
22
3 124
6
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
14
24
Jan.
27
57 k Jan.
Jan.
38
24
Jan.
22
30k Feb. 28
3
Jan.
38
29k
15
19
Feb.
17
3
4
4
7k Feb.
59k Feb.
6k Feb.
41k Jan.
5
27
Jan.
11
5
44
51
Sale
27
54
Feb.
6
42
Jan.
54
Feb.
6
Feb.
18
7
45
Jan.
7
11
42k Jan.
55k Feb.
57k Feb.
Feb.
6
11
18
51
Sale
15k
Feb.
46
•
16 k
Sale
Feb.
1
55k Feb.
57k Feb.
15
Feb.
1
18
~
"""% Sale"
I
45
lk
46
Sale
2k
8k
3 k
63 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
104 k
Sale
Sale
14
*
3 k
4k
37
Sale
14k
Rosenberger com..*
•
Sale
68,375 Colt's Patent Fire Arms
Mfg25
Columbia Gas 8c Elec Corp—
11,034
5% Conv preferred
.100
69 k
~
Sale
49 k
Sale
50
Sale
100
.
Jan.
9k Jan.
2
Feb.
Jan.
Feb. 17 113k
Feb. 11 115k
14
Feb. 26
Feb. 13 101k
5k Feb. 20
ColO
common
7
Feb.
107k
107k
12k
100k
Sale
Pr Ac Lt $6 pref..*
com
17
16 k "Feb". "I
....*
com
10k Feb. 21
5
31
21k Feb. 25
21k
Sale
28"" Sale"
.....*
Club Aluminum Utensil
5
21
3
Sale
15k
55k
•
com..._
10
Feb.
lk Feb.
Sale"
21
8
k Feb.
3
9k
2k
-3k
19k
Sale
3k
Feb.
40
10k Feb.
k Feb.
"2k Sale"
3k
3
28
lk
ke
5k
25k
Ilk
lk
k
5k
32 k
Sale
30
4J
59
2
1
Sale
Sale
19 k Sale
120k 123
t7 preferred
223,600 Colon Oil Corp
Sale
Sale
64 k
k
Feb"
1 k
48
Feb.
13k
3k
2k
7k
lk
61k
4
Feb.
Feb. 15
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
1
Feb.
Feb. 25
21
Feb"
49k Feb.
16k Feb.
6
3k
8k
3k
72k
Feb.
Jan.
3k Jan.
% Jan.
13
10
48
Feb.
21
11
12k Jan.
9
26
Feb.
3k Jan.
lk Feb.
3k Feb. 15
2 k Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb. 21
Feb. 28
Feb.
4
27
7k Feb. 13
lk Jan. 29
51k Jan.
7
Feb.
93
52k Jan.
16k Feb.
6
Feb.
3k
8k
3 k
73
11
6
9
13
24
11
26
Jan. 30
Feb. 21
Feb. 28»
Jan.
23
Feb.
17
„
4,509
;
105
Columbia Oil tk Gasoline—
.
„
271,500
2,341,500
200
330
8,600
18
6 k Jan.
39k Jan.
24 k Jan.
33 k Jan.
...»
75 Clinchfleld Coal
36,500
nnn
Feb.
5
8
Sale
6k
*
75
184,800
15,000
28
21
2
Feb. 27
30
•
600
29 k
28
Feb.
6
Jan.
23
...25
38,300 Cleveland Tractor
11,700
Feb.
28
Feb.
Feb.
2k
10
67,900 Claude Neon Lights com
2,900 Cleveland Bloc Ilium com
23,500
34
51k Jan.
lk Jan.
100
121,200 City Auto Stamping Co
100 City 8c Suburban Homes
800
28
48
"15%
3 k
Preferred BB
1,000
57,406
Jan.
27
Conv pref
2,050 Cities Serv
200
28
28
Ilk
47 k
Conv preferred
870
1,300
27
1
1
2k Feo.
3
34k Feb.
3
k Feb.
3
2k Feb.
8k Feb. 17
15k Sale"
100
..........
450
Feb.
29
"47""
......1
2,569,900 Cities Service common
54,200
Preferred.
6,800
Preferred B
'
34
Fed.
16%
50 Chicago Flexible Shaft Co..5
7,100 Chicago Rivet & Machine
*
4 ,406
15k Jan.
59
13
21,700 Chief Consol Mining Co.___l
18,550 Childs Co preferred
100
~
8
26
73k Feb.
3k Feb.
Sale"
com...l
9,000 Charts Corp com......
1,900 Chesehrouith vlfg
4,825
3k Jan.
6
Feb.
3k Feb. 24
6
Sale
112%
opt aer 1929..100
67,500 Centrifugal Pip* Cnrp
;
650 Chapman Valve Mfg..
..25
12,400
21
Jan.
18
Feb.
7
Jan.
10
5
6% pref without warr__100
^3,175
*
30
49
48
..
7% preferred
8,000
1,475
650
32k Feb.'
41
Cent Pow 3c Lt 7% pref... 100
Cent 3t Southwest Util—
71,000
Common......
525,900 Central States Elec
2,300
1,150
3
15
4
53k Feb.
115*
*
3,875
'
*
1st preferred
.
1,175
15,700
Feb.
22k Jan.
11
66 k FO>.
3k
10%
30 Cent Maine Pow 7% pref..100
425
21
24
3k Feb.
£1
*
30
37,600
248,200
7,745
2,050
*
dep rets A ord
.........
2,000
7
12k Feb.
82
22 k
92
1,860
$7 dlv preferred.........
16,900 Cent Hud G A it » t c..
300
5,900
-V
•
Jan,- -2
Sale
3k-'
2%
Sale
3% Sale
"3%
.,
3,025
7% 1st partic pref......100
2,000
7% prior preferred......100
2,300 Celluloid Corp com.......15
400
2
27
73
•
*
Co
Celanese Corp of Amer—'
_
1,350
1,125
16 k Jan.
20k Jan.
Sale
Carreras Ltd—
100
■
7k Jan.
27
7k Jan.
59
Sale
"2% Sale"
65,300 Carrier Corp common...
*
300 Castle (A M) & Co
10
178,900 Catalin Corp of Amer_.._...l
'
28
4k Feb.
7
53k Feb.
7
8k Feb. 11
27k Jan.
8
Jan.
28
Jan.
8k Feb.
lk Jan.
29
13
2
15k Feb. 21
16
26
105k 106k 104
Sale
5K
24
640 Carolina P at L $7 pref......
980
$6 preferred
107",700
Feb.
45
non-voting
600 Carman at Co
25,366
7
9 k Jan.
13 k Jan.
3
Jan.
24k Feb.
>' 46
conv
3,200
Class B
6,750 Carnation
910
32 k Feb.
23k Feb. 21
Feo.
7k Feb.
45
preferred
*
Warrants.................
2,200
70
3
14
Feb.
18
„
52,:00
400
26
28
7% Sale
48%
50
24 k Sale
lu3k 104
Nlag & East Pow pref.2J
131,300 Canadian Marconi Co
247,400 Carib syndicate com
1,600
2,050
Feb.
29k Feo.
.51'
Line
8k Feb.
1
50
3k Feb. 24
10
7
50
4k Feb.
29k Jan.
"l\% Sale" "9% ~Io""
*
Forman Distillery._.l
Buckeve
3
3
Feb.
28
-.101'
6% pref
rets pref sh
.£'
800 Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
600
f.,:
31k
31%
Class A preferred.
Cables Ac
5,900
Am dep
17,600
Am dep
1,400
Am dep
,
1,300
11,900
"
Brown Co
55,600 Cable Elec
'
"
■■■"
30k
30k
...
42,400
-
31%
31%
4,900
6,500 Burma Corp. Amer dep rets..
81,700 Butler Bros
10
';!
64,200
;
30%
30%
Brown Fence & Wire cl B
300
*
.
£■
Bulova Watch Co Inc—
3,7t0
$3.50 conv pref.......
17,200 Bunker Hill 8c Sullivan
1,600 Burco Inc common
2,250
8,250
1,200
*
dep rets
I? >560 Brown
36,100
16,200
2,250
750
*
22%
22%
21k Feb. 26
22
25 British Col Power class A..'
If,200
:
22
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—' "
5,900
~
V-
23%
23 %
*
4k Jan.
1
Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord bear. £1
400
3,800
22 %
22%
Registered
British Amer Tobacco,
3k Feb.
4k Feb.
8k Feb.
35
Sale
Highest
14
British-American Oil Co....
2,700
1
18k Feb.
Feb.
47k Feo. 19
14k Feb.
k Feb. 10
4k Feb.
23k Feb. 21
5%, Sale
24% 25
Sale
3
3k Feb. 20
46k Feb. 19
18k Feb.
48
46%
21%
Sale
.....
Lowest
39
23 k Feb.
21
Feb.
~
15
30,000 Bourjois Inc
25,900 Bower Roller Bearing.....,
1,300
27
Sale
Sale
49 k
19k
50
22,200
13,200
12,000
18,900
19,600
3,550
k
Sale
com...
.
JAN.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
121
Jan.
2 121
Jan.
2
35 k Feo.
16 k
Sale
49
1st preferred.......!
2,700 Borne Scrymser Co
4,900 Botany Consol Mills
1,950
4,800
4
Highest
Sale Prices
3 k Feb.
7
12k Feb. 28
14k Feb.
4
Sale
24
....
Decker Mfg Co...
128,500 Bliss (B W) St Co common.,
99,850 Blue Ridge Corp com......
13.00C
Opt 6% Conv pref.......
17,000 Blumenthsl (S) Ac Co com.,
2,240 Bohack (H C) Co common-.
15
35
....
' 33.6C0 Black &
i
Sale
4%
preferred...
Inc com.
SiNCE
RANGE
Sale Prices
Ask
50 BellTelepof Pa6k% pf.J
""800
!.
EXCHANGE
to
1
Shares
Shares
CUEB
Low from
July l 1933
NEW YOR1I
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
YOEK
■
Vot trust ctfs
'
,
lolumhia Pictures
,•
com new..
16,000 Commonwealth Edison,
too
Commonwealth tk Sou Corp—
k
42%
•30k
3k
42
-
Sale
104 k
Sale
k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40 k
102k 104
100
Feb.
2k Feb.
39
Feb.
103k Feb.
20 114
7
17
4k Feb. 21
25
44
3 107
Jan.
4 114
k Jan.
2
25
Feb.
13
39
Feb.
Feb.
15
97
Jan.
k
28k
lk
lk
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17
17
11
1
16
4k Feb. 21
18
16
45
2 112
Jan.
2
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
Jan. 23
Jan. 13
16
Jan.
...
218,200
5,500
6,500
114,300
10,700
48,000
436,900
Warrants
..
}2'nn1 Community
P 8c L 1st pref..*
23 k
1
lk
lk
17,900 Community Water Serv
253,000 Go mo Mines..
15,000 Compo Shoe Machlnerv
147,900 Consolidated Aircraft com
)
13
1
21k Sale
Consol Automatic
Merchandising
1,000
53,500
11,400
.
20
50
70 Consul Min
6,700
9,900
200
230
4,600
775
3,600
1,200
13,200
1,400
13,100
2,550
4,500
1,600
5% preferred A
fit
w
brnelt
Ltd
Cont'1 G Ar F 7%
.
For footnotes
5
10
100
Continental Oil of Mexico.. 1
Continental Secur common. *
*3 preferred
«ee page
.
pref
71,800 Cooper Bessemer Corp
8.900
53.
\
5k
Sale
Sale
88 k
Sale
15
Sale
19 k
Sale
%» Feb. 18
20k Feb. 20
lk Feb. 27
1
Feb.
27
3
12k Feb.
19k Feb. 25
Feb.
21
22k Feb.
17
5k
89
5k
Sale
3
k Feb.
5k Feb. 25
1
88k Feb.
k Feb.
5k Feb.
90k Feb.
114
com.. *
Feb.
230
4
Sale
3k
Sale
100
or
1
A
com
w
Consol Royalty Oil
Sale
100
Cons Retail Stores Inc
8% pref
Sale
lk Sale
k# Jan.
Jan.
2
lk Jan.
10
1
Feb.
27
k
28k
lk
lk
Ilk Jan.
15k Jan.
23
14
Feb.
21
23k Jan.
30
Jan.
30
13
•
3,800
$3.50 preferred...........*
123,600 Consol Copper Mines,.
..5
20,300 Con Gas R L A P Bait com
«
10
'
itc
Sale
k
23 k
96
Sale
1
lk
7k
16
43
.
'
8
Sale
Sale
5k
93 k
3
5k
96
Sale
93 k
96
lk
9 k
16 k
38 k
Sale
—
Sale
43 k
Feb.
4
Feb.
90
Feb.
7 114
11 230
1
6
4
91
3
Feb
6
92
Feb
20
Feb
27
2
8
Feb
8
14 k Feb
41k Feb
3
Feb.
19
Jan.
226
Jan.
230
Jan.
28
4
Jan.
6
Feb.
27
90
Jan.
91
Jan.
27
3k Jan.
15
Feb.
113
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3 k Feb
Feb
Feb
14
9 k
16 k
Feb
Feb
19
45 -
Feb
n
6k Jan.
90 k
114
Jan.
98
1
% Jan.
5k Feb.
84
2k Jan,
88
Feb.
Jan,
98
Feb.
k Jan.
C 6k Jan,
9k Jan.
2
Feb.
34
-Jam
7
13
7
19
9k Feb.
16k Jan.
27
45
11
Feb.
AGGREGATE
Lowfrom
SALES
July 1
new york
Since
Jan. 1
Feb. 29 1936
4,100
35,400
17,800
1,100
228,900
30,100
1,500
286,100
43,700
„
*
1
100
S6 Con* pref A
Co com....
Cosden OH
Preferred
........
Sale
72
79%
1% Sale
75
8%
13
6%
i
8.
5,100
29,900
425
113,000
46,200
228,900
100
154,700
4,600
V
Sale
Sale
2%
32%
13%
%
6%
2%
12%
5%
25
Preferred
725
625
2,200
1,100
3,500 Cuban Tobacco com » t c—
1 •'
2,600 Cuneo Preaa com
36/756
40,400 Cusi Mexicana Mining....50c
300
V
Y
5.900
4,900
2%
18,200
9,900
425
s6,100
2,925
; 14,750
""50
21,400
8*0,500
5,900
15,900
10,500
24,200
2,755
12,200
4,800
1,850
850
125
2,300
■
900
700
9,900
153,600
350
93,900
7,400
146,400
3,575
43,100
4,950
60,200
62,500
1,525
26,900
2,650
33,400
Sale
Sale
8% Sale
Sale
4% Sale
8% Sale
95%
97
16
17
59
I
52%
37"" "38"
3% Sale
17% Sale
78% Sale
66% Sale
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
6% Sale
8%
36
Sale
97
.
33,500
1,000
61,700
1,400
,
25
Ford of Pruncc
43
*2
Sale
Sale
41
Sale
Sale
3
44
%
1%
Sale
Sale
15
"2i% Sale'
6
Sale
31
Sale
31
"""% Sale'
113% 114%
8%ySale
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
21
; 3.900
conv
reg <1
13,200
35,700
15
*
2,000
52,800
1,550
40,600
200
Flreprooftng com
$» Preferred
Go com....5
...
620
1,630 Ueneral Pub *er* Sh pref
6,700 General Rayon A stock...
20
74,500 General Telephone Corp
S3 conv preferred
*
5,400
25
17,585 Gen Tire & Rubber com
540
6% preferred A
......100
*
1,745 Georgia Power $6 pref
775
Y
8,500
46.600
83,600
...*
$5 preferred
50
"K200
Gilbert (A C)
Co
com......
Preferred
Glen
\lden
For footnotes see page 53.
20
42
10
8
20
18
82
Feb
70% Feb
11% Feb
9% Feb
39
Feb
4% Feb
9% Feb
98
Feb
17
21
24
...
Coal Co
4
1
17
17
18
7
19
20
51% Feb
65% Feb
67% Feb
25
62
Feb
6
57%
23%
20%
3%
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
20
Feb
26
2% Feb
43
Feb
1
3
%e Feb
1
Feb
44
Jan.
30
8% Jan.
16
22
Jan.
20
38
Jan.
6
14
10
17
4% Jan.
23% Feb.
Jan.
2
13
Jan.
Jan.
15
6
6
82
3
Y
30% Jan.
42
Jan.
43% Jan.
47
Jan.
43
Jan.
44
Jan.
21
Jan.
15
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
8
Jan.
30
Feb.
17
Feb.
17
98'
Jan.
8
19
18
7
19
29%
Feb.
14
19
Feb.
7
37
Feb.
2
3
51% Feb.
65% Feb.
67% Feb.?
7
62
9
,4
6
2
Jan.
2
6
39
Jan.
8
44
23
8
6
6
Feb.
6
11
Jan.
29
Feb.
4
17
6
Feb.
17
4
17
17
4
Feb.
70%
11%
9%
41%
4%
9%
57%
23%
20%
3%
11
21
Feb.
Feb.
% Feb
1 % Feb
4
5
Jan.
9
5
2
21
7
" Jan.
19% Jan.
% Feb.
1% Feb.
Feb.
4
5
Feb
2
23% Jan.
14
1
Feb
1
15
Feb
3
20% Feb
26
22% Feb
14
9% Feb
11
13 159% Feb
3
7% Feb
21
Feb
IS
8
10
19
*
11
29
2
17
Feb
37
21
3
11
Feb
10
20
1% Feb
1% Feb
11
16% Feb
15
16
Feb
1
31% Feb
37% Feb
19
10
20
4
8
25
3
Feb.
54% Feb. 26
24% Feb. 11
29% Feb. 14
8% Feb.
3% Feb.
6
5
Feb
29
Feb
11
Feb
47
Feb.
60
Feb.
28% Feb.
32
Feb.
70
7
Feb.
% Jan.
% Feb.
80
Jan.
10
112% Feb.
6% Jan.
58
Jan.
15
37% Jan.
7
21
20
9% Feb. 21
4% Feb. 21
10
Feb.
7
Feb
89
11 115%
9
17
28
5
10% Jan. 28
Jan. 18
T- 7
159% Feb. 21
Jan.
Feb. 21
3
4% Jan.
3
16% Feb. 15
13% Jan.
Jan.
2
17
13% Jan. 13
6
31% Jan; 23
Jan.
27
3
37% Feb. 11
28% Jan.
7
1
2
Jan.
5
143
21
4
39
8% Sale
4
Feb
19
3
19
V
5% Jan.
91% Jan.
17
29% Feb
1
3
7
3
Jan.
14
17
31
8
4% Jan.
Feb.
7
Jan. 31
Jan. 30
Jan.
2
2% Jan.
15% Feb. 20
9
74% Jan.
66
Jan. 11
4
9% Jan.
6% Feb. 20
2
18% Jan.
17
20
85
Jan.
Jan.
36
17
28
20
3
6% Jan.
21
5
Sale
8% Sale
1
<4
1
3% Feb
23% Feb
20
72% Feb.
Jan.
1
13
Feb.
9
4
Feb.
"Feb "5
38
6
4
Sale
11
2
Jan.
18
Feb
55
2
"7
27
20
14
2
28
3
9
14
4
12% Feb. 29
7% Jan.
4
Jan.
41% Jan.
59% Jan.
17
Feb
Feb
60
25% Sale
29
31%
5
14
Feb
Feb
3% Feb
15% Feb
Feb
66
Feb
9% Feb
6% Feb
30
Feb
3% Feb
6% Feb
94% Feb
Sale
16%
Sale
16%
4%
Sale
3%
20%
18%
Sale
Sale
19%
16%
16%
Sale
19%
17%
16
10
2
8
17
Feb.
20
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
Feb.
89
Jan.
11 117
-
Feb.
6
9
6
70
Feb.
15
47
Feb.
6
Jan.
24% Jan. 21
25
27% Jan.-
60
53
8% Jan.
20
*
Feb.
10
7
11
5
4
11
10
15
7
28% Feb. 21
32
„
Feb.
20
9% Feb. 21
4% Feb. 21
Jan. 11
3
Jan.
13
30
3
Jan.
11
30
16
4% Feb.
19% Feb. 27
16% Feb. 10
20% Feb.
18% Feb.
30
1%
37
Sale
Sale
41%
sj2 Sale
1%
Sale
42
35
%6
*
2
Sale
Sale
82%
90
Sale"
1
1% Feb.
41% Feb.
5
s32 Feb.
17
Feb. 25
76% Feb. 26
Y 1% Feb. -1
5
14% Feb.
75
1%
17%
49%
75%
2
Sale
Sale
78%
48
Feb.
6
73
Feb.
26
6
97% Feb.
83
Feb. 25
Sale
"7% Sale"
"7% Sale
16% Sale"
16%
Sale
3
15
7
% Jan.
Feb.
10
73
5
67
Feb. 11
Feb. 19
Feb. 25
4
Feb.
Feb. 13
47
*
2%
18%
49%
86%
99%
<2
Jan.
Jan.
% Feb.
90% Feb. 10
"8% "Feb." 13
15% "Feb" 28
18%"Feb"""7
Feb.
2
81% Feb.
80
1
'"7%
6
1
Feb.
42
23
41% Jan.
2% Feb.
1
Jan.
13
Feb.
49
1
7 32
77% Sale
15
Feb.
5
2% Jan.
18% Jan.
12% Jan.
16% Feb. 28
3% Feb. 26
29
775 Gen Outdoor Adv 6% pref. 100
110
41
76
15
3
.
38"'" "Feb" "5
60%
45%
86% Sale
28%
29%
Warrants
325
2,300
51,700
2,200
3,875
19
•
$6 conv pref ser B
15,000
20
42% Feb".
3% Feb
37
17
25% Feb.
7
34% Jan. 27
7% Feb. 18
Jan.
9
5
149
Elec—
Gen Investment
400
9,100
£1
American dep receipts
Gen
Gen Gas 8c
17
Sale
General Rlec Co of Great Brit
9,000
11,000
14
1% Feb
Feb
35% Feb
7% Feb
8
10
3
*
Yards
p'«(
69,500 General Alloys Co
34,700
29
Feb
8% Feb
Feb
5% Feb
Sale
6
14% Feb
15
16%
16
14% Feb
14%
Feb
31% 30
29%
31
Feb
Sale
35%
20
Feb
Sale
% Feb
% Feb
83
Feb
112% Feb
115% Sale
Sale
7% Feb
8
9%
Froedtert Grain & Malting
Co
12% Feb
72% Feb
83% Feb
3
-
\m dan rets
Fort Worth Stock
9,050
20
33% Feb
51% Feb
54% Feb
58
Feb
50% Feb
16
"39% Sale"
pref..*
rets. .Ord
1% Feb
10% Feb
13% Feb
18%
18
Sale
Sale
30
1
........
Amer dep
72
21
21% Feb
18%
2%
16
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
Class B
2%
38%
39%
38
39%
7% Sale
Ford Motor Co. Ltd.
<
26
Feb
54
14% Sale
Corp
Fltntkote Co class A..
850
250
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
.......100
Preferred
Feb
76% Feb
Sale
150
Sale
1
Florida Power A Lt S7
Feb
61
13% Sale
34
7
1
Sale
9
Fisk Rubber Corp common.
28
2
1
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
25
22
Jan. 20
95% Jan. 17 105% Feb.
3
Jan.
73%
65% Jan.
Jan.
33% Feb. 10 39
Feb.
106
Jan. 11 110
Feb.
7
3
% Jan.
Jan.
66
Feb. 26 80
7
1% Jan.
1
Jan.
8%^Jan. 16 10% Jan.
28
Feb
Feb
Feb
10
11
4% Jan.
37% Feb
10
78
11
Film Inspection Machine
*
10
140 Fire Assoc of Phlla
140 First Nat Stores 7% 4 at pf. 100
80
28
28 110
25
3
Sale
....
50
3
18
20
Sale
143
Fldelio Brewery
24
7
39
Ferro Enamel Corp com....*
100 Fiat Amer dep rets
70,200
7,400
7
7 105% Feb
70
Feb
7
Feb
I
Fedders Mfg Co common
4
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
19% Sale
79% Sale
70% Sale
3
....
26
8%
71%
'35% ~39"
Fanny Farmer Candy com..!
Fansteel Metallurgical
5
25% Feb
34% Feb
7% Feb
3
Jan" 10
Jan. 31
7% Feb.
3
12% Jan. 24
4
8% Feb.
6% Jan.
11
Jan.
14
Sale
Sale
""§% JanT "7
1
3
3
8
19
Feb
7% Feb
12% Feb
10
Jan.
Jan.
11%
20
16 % Feb"
4
15
13
25
13% Feb. 26
23% Feb. 26
68
Feb. 10
3% Feb. 20
11
12
Jan. 31
13% Feb. 27
23% Feb. 26
50
Feb. 20
3
1% Jan.
10
2
1% Jan.
2
Jan.
xO
11
5
18
2% Jan. 31
14% Jan. 22
5
5% Feb.
Feb.
1
25
11% Feb. 17
7
40% Jan.
Jan.
16
108
17
1
4
Feb
Feb 13
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb.
24
6
Feb.
16
Jan.
23
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
3% Feb
11
42
5
14
7
Feb.
10
68
9% Feb
7% Feb
40% Sale
1
27
66
68
2
66
17
22
Feb.
16
14
4
8% Feb
Sale
5
18
1% Feb
8% Sale
1
Falrchlld Aviation rom
33% leb
108% Feb
Sale
2
Jan.
Jan. 16
Feb. 18
Jan. 24
3
Jan.
Feb. 24
Feb
10%
12%
13%
23%
Feb
.
6
11
20
3
Feb
36
9
19
26
15
Feb.
10
12% Sale
20
66,000
2,600
21,100
9,900
2,000
4,100
25,300
100
96
7
17
40
20
Sale
3
.100
Fajardo Sugar—...
Falstatf Brewing
Sale
17
Jan.
15
2%
Feb. 11
29%
Jan. 20
3 126%
Jan.
6
34%
Jan.
%
25%
120%
19%
9%
%
6%
1%
11%
4%
14
Feb
18
31
19
11% Feb
26
104
_
Tool
A
25
4
"42% Feb". "7
10
Eureka Pipe Line..
.....100
European Elec Co of Can—
3,150
7% preferred
116,800 Bx-Cell-O Aircraft
24
19
82
common......
.
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
7%
66%
Option warrants—.....
62,300 Evana Wa'towar Lead
24,200
1,125
12,000
4,100
1,000
1,000
15,100
Y
Sale
33,300
15,100
47,400
1,050
36,400
24
1%
6%
2%
14%
5%
10
$4 participating pref.....*
3.670
4,200 Electrographlr Corp com.. 1
3,660 Elgin National Watch Co—15
200 Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref. 100
5,050 Empire G 5t F 7% pref....100
-Y*'f 1.775
8% preferred
1°°
3,825
6% preferred
100
1,150
6%% preferred.....
100
1,250 Empire Pow Corp part at*
16,600 Emsco Derrick & Equip Co.5
1,350
1
18
Feb
Sale
3
77
1%
2
8% Sale
25,700
Option warranra... .
17,300 Electric Shareholdings com. I
$6 Conv pref with warr
•
2,030
Electric Shovel Coal Co—
(
Feb
20
24% Feb
Feb
4% Feb
25%
32%
~2%
.
235,200 Equity Corp
16
Feb
Feb
"9%
6%
11%
25%
73
...
1,100 Edison Bros Stores Inc.....*
*
64,800 Ruler Klecrr1.* com
919,300 Electric Bond 5c Share....—5
|6 preferred
24,500
$5 preferred
25,800
1
25,800 Electric Power Associates
Class A
1
37,200
14,055 Electric Pow 5c Lt 2d pf A...*
"""300
1
8% Feb
6% Feb
11
Feb
3%
D V4.
32
30"* "35%
51,400 (tasrero Mates Hr com
$7 preferred series A..
6,800
•
$6 preferred series B
35,600
•
21,600 Easy Washing Macb class B.*
150 Economy Groc Stores com..*
22,000
2,700
21,400
6,700
24
24
70
'
.10
10
44,300 Eagle Picher Lead Co
*
81,600 Vatttern Can A Kuel Assoc
31,350
6% preferred
100
12,935
4% % prior preferred—100
700 Eastern Malleable Iron Co..5
New common.....
25
50
29,000
30,300
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
2%
29%
18 126%
25
34%
Feb
13
Feb
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
3
"10
ilH
25%
Sale
97%
•
com
... —
.
300
500
50
Co
Driver Harris Go common.
11
26
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
7
24%
34%
90
7% preferred
........100
28,100 Dubllier Cond Corp com...I
.100
1,025 Ouke Power Co
600 Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
15,000 Duval Texas Sulphur.......*
20
10,100
3,150
3,500
Dow Chemical
2,200
1,800
y
9%
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
12
12%
preferred...........100
230 Draper Corp
10
•
7%
3%
3
10
Am dep rets ord reg—_.£1
2,200
*
23,100 Doehler Die-Casting
Dominion Steel 5c Coal B..25
6,100
Douglas (W
L) Shoe Co—
75
13% Feb. 28
9%
12%
13%
23%
'9% Sale
11%
13%
10%
Distillers Co Ltd—
1,600
8,800
5,800
4
1
/
I " " "Feb "
35
400 Dennison Mfg 7% pref..—100
4,300
14% Feb
50
11
23,650 Derby Oil 8c Ref coin—.—•
$4 cum preferred...
*
25,100 Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com.*
1
4,400 Detroit Paper Products
2
9,200 Dictograph Products
5
17,800 Distilled Liquors Corp
Y,
11*556
Y
39
"I% Sale"
10%
12%
10
Hoslerr.......
Class A.
' 200
360
,
Davenport
37
17
28
8
1
Feb
2
12%
4%
23%
7%
37%
"9% "10%
8
26
15
4
77% Feb
4% Feb
17
Feb
4% Jan.Y 2
5% Jan. 17
65
Jan.:15
1% Jan."' 2
6% Jan.,.;42
1
21% Feb
30
Feb
13% Feb
%Ieb
6% Feb
700 Dayton Rubber Mfg
700
200
Sale
"1% Sale"
5
9,700 Darby Petrol Corp—
3.500
100
9,500
30% Sale
14% Sale
1% Sale
6%
9%
2% Sale
13% Sale
4% Sale
38% Sale
6H% preferred......... 100
200
Y "
Sale
25
6
25c
59,000 Crown Drug common
36,300
v
27
Sale
Sale
6%
Sale
13%
Sale
Feb
21
Sale
Sale
..............
17
8
7
13
% Feb
1%
1%
27%
8
Feb.
7% Jan.
8
Feb.
77% Feb.
-4% Feb..
17
Feb*
2
6% Jan.
Feb
Feb
Feb
1
7
13% Feb
Cramp (Wm) 8c Sons Ship &
Engine Btdg Corp..
100
5,100
25
52,200 Crane Co com.....
Preferred
100
475
5
356,100 Creole Petroleum com
124,700 Crocker Wheeler Rlec Mfg.
1
294,800 Croft (The) Brewing Co
100 Crowley Milner 8c Co com...*
1
423,000 Crown Cent Petrol Corp
11,500 Crown Cork Interna* cl A
"
Sale Prices
6% Feb
Feb
1% Feb
8% Feb
ord «tk re<»
Am dep rets for
2,200
Highest
Sale Prices
73
79
Goortaulds Ltd........—£*
1,100
Lowest
Sale Prices
l* 5eS
6
Feb
Sale
Sale
6%
7%
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Sale
7%
7
7,500 Copper Range Co—
*
115,900 « ,ord Corp.
28,200 Corroon 8c Reynolds.... ...1
.
1
Lowest
29
Feb.
Feb. 1
Sid
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
FEBRUARY
PRICES IN
„
1933
curb exchange
In
February
43
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
March, 1936]
1
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan/ 30
12% Jan.
73
97
2
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
22
24
26
22
Feb.' 25
8
71
Jan,7
5% Jan.
83
15% Jan.
22
Jan.
7
4% Feb.
5
20% Feb.
3
18% Jan. 30
Feb.
2% Feb.
Jan.
6
5
15
%Feb.
5
49
42
10
Feb.
5
Jan. 16
Feb. 19
Feb. 25
93
Jan.
4
102
Jan.
2
90% Feb. 10
85
Jan.
81%
2%
18%
49%
10
Jan.
8% Feb.
13
18% Feb.
7
73
44
NEW
AGGREGATE
SALES
YORK
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
fPRICES IN FEBRUARY
Feb. 29 1936
Share*
13,800
5,950
16,200
111,300
19,000
2,000
1,650
EXCHANGE
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
Globe Underwriters com...2
Feb.
Feb; 1
Bid
Sale
293*
103*
Gorham (nc class A com....*
3 %
$3 preferred..
Sale
5
24
17
Common
New
t c
27.500 Guardian Investors common 1
107,900 Gulf Oil of Ps
25
250 Gulf States Utll $6 pref
15.50 preferred
....*
275
1
.
3?* Feb.
28?*
30?*
9H Sale
30
29?*
10
H Sale
H a rtman Tobacco
Harvard
•
25c
Helena Rubinstein common.*
Hey den Chemical Co
*
850 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
50,400
2,100
100
1,050
3,540
1,190
132,400
84,400
26,700
14,600
7,500
180,500
3,430
'
Holllnger Consol G M
5
Holophane Co Inc common.*
29,630
7,900
-
Holt (H) 8c Co class A
"84"" "Sale"
69
2
72
Sale
4
Sale
12 3*
70?*
13*
53*
12?*
15?*
2?*
Sale
16?* Sale
23* Sale
52
23
Huyler's of Del
1
com
Hvdro-Elec Secur com......*
Hygrade Pood Prod..
Hygrade Sylvania Corp
.*
Illinois P Ac L $6 pref
*
6% preferred
100
175 Illuminating Shares Co A
*
Sale
153* Sale
_
20 Indiana Serv Corp 6% pfd 100
150 Ind'polls P Ac L 6)4% pf —100
Sale
Sale
Sale
83*
Sale
Sale
453*
453*
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
23?*
24?*
14?*
393*
Sale
14
39?*
6?*
36,270
5?*
•
6
Industrial Finance
v t
C....1
Internat Holding & Invest.*
Int Hydro-Elec S3.50 pref. .50
Internat Metal Indus A
*
1,725
29,400 Internat Mining Corp
Warrants
96,600
1
com
143,500 Internat Petroleum
com....
2,100
Registered
•
44,600 Internat Products com
•
100
6% preferred
100
2,300 Internat Safety Razor cl B_*
8,300 Internat Util class A
•
Class
B
168,900
.............1
6?*
63*
2
Sale
"83?* Sale"
32
13*
343*
Sale
1
Feb.
27
Feb.
3
Feb.
26
'35?* Sale"
35
Feb.
Feb.
26
43* Feb.
37
Feb.
17
8?*
8
18
3
14
38
Sale
5
2
2
5
24
18
303* Feb. 27
9?* Feb.
5?* Feb.
393* Feb.
4
5
Jan.
35
.
27
6
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
78
Sale
763* Feb.
34
12
Sale
'16?* "103*
Sale
Sale
13?*
133*
43* Sale
20
8
2
53* Jan.
2
10
Feb. 28
92?* Jan. 23
11
3
3
7
13
76
Feb.
10
13
32
Feb.
13*
93*
5?*
11?*
.3?*
1
Feb.
2
Jan
27
Feb
3
Jan
8
Jan.
383*
Sale
37?* Sale
73*
Sale
A*
12
Sale
1?*
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
11
Feb.
28
37
Feb.
13
39?* Feb.
383* Feb.
73* Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
4
8
1
23* Feb.
143* Feb.
23* Feb.
4
5
4
5*
4
Jan.
14
Jan.
23
7
5
Feb.
5
53?* Feb.
17
9?*
243*
24?*
14?*
393*
93*
Jan. 18
Feb.
5
Feb.
7
Feb.
6
Jan. 31
Feb.
8
Feb. 29
Feb.
4
63* Jan.
63* Jan.
3?* Jan.
20?* Jan.
38
33* Jan.
33* Jan.
13* Jan.
Feb.
4
11
6
7
Jan.
1
97
Jan.
Feb.
10
5
53?* Feb.
Feb.
5?* Feb.
133* Feb.
4?* Feb.
8
6
55
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
34
17
2
13* Feb.
33?*
27
7
203* Jan.
13?* Jan.
28
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
25
15
10
!§*
4
93* Jan.
4
11
Feb.
5
Feb.
24
Feb.
6
36?* Jan.
383* Jan.
52?* Feb.
97
1
Jan.
11*
Jan.
5
29
Feb.
6
7
Feb.
17
16
25
733* Feb.
23* Feb.
Jan.
11
Feb.
2
35
3
Feb.
5
Feb.
7
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb. 26
8
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
22 1073* Jan.
2
28?* Feb.
3
93*
243*
24?*
14?*
38?*
9?*
¥
55
23
2?* Jan.
4
10
5
53* Feb.
1?* Feb.
105
4
1
17
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
6
Feb.
Feb.
10
22?* Jan
623* Jan.
3* Jan.
53?* Feb.
5
5?*
23* Jan. 31
5?* Feb. 28
143* Feb. 10
3
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
8
72
8
3
Sale
o
Jan.
6
2
213* Feb. 20
4
13?* Jan.
4
6?* Jan.
6
17
5?*
2?*
27
27
10
94
5?*
28
19
Feb.
Feb.
53?* Feb.
15
8?*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
403* Feb.
55
Feb.
13
6
10
223*
323*
1073*
28?*
733*
23*
5
14
8?*
24
73* Jan.
1
26
38?* Feb. 26
6?* Feb. -1
39
29
11
24
1
Jan.
84?* Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
91
9
Feb.
Feb.
* Sale"
7?*
z48
Jan. 14
Feb. 29
Feb. 17
Jan. 24
Feb.
Feb.
3
26
14
2
3*
33*
13*
873*
11
10
43
9?* Feb.
233* Feb*
23?* Feb.
7?*
68?*
1?*
33*
103*
11?*
23*
2
29
15
2
30
103* Feb.
7
8
Feb.
H Jan.
16
45
23?*
24
23?* Sale
1
Feb.
1?* Feb. 24
45?*
10
23
68
143*
28
28
9
10
2
84
Feb.
13
4
34
Jan.
27
33*
14?*
7?*
143*
53*
Feo. 13
Jan.
8
Jan. 23
Feb.
4
Feb. 13
63*
13*
103*
1?*
6?*
373* Feb.
53* Feb.
Sale
103*
Sale
1?* Feb.
24
Feb.
21
13* Feb.
1
10
7
333* Jan.
373* Feb. 13
4?* Jan. 21
39?* Feb.
4
383* Feb.
8
73* Jan. 30
64
2?*
$7 prior preferred
"~2~, 300
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
;
5
.........
23*
5?*
14?*
163*
17
5
28
1
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
68?*
Sale
27
72
52
27
5
8?* Feb.
3* Jan..
11
24
263* Feb.
8
53* Jan.
73* Feb.
17
Feb.
6
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
11
•
7% preferred
........100
Insur Co of North Amer
10
Internet Cigar Machinery..*
3
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 26
5
Feb.
11
13
$8
82?* Jan.
3
19
3
213* Jan.
14?* Feb.
6
Jan.
Feb.
52?* Feb.
Non-voting class A
stock
Feb.
72
89
20
Feb.
25K Feb. 13
Feb.
Feb. 29 1303* Jan.
6
313* Jan.
Feb. li
Feb. 29
Feb. 17
Feb.
5
28
27
Sale
73?*
IVs
38?*
83*
5?*
38?*
Class
B
17
20
29
13
14
14
6
32?* Jan.
10 128
Jan.
Jan.
253* Jan.
73* Jan.
3
24
Feb.
4 ^
24
26?* Jan.
%
33*
13*
873*
3
106
28
17
Feb.
Feb.
13*
3?*
123*
13?*
23*
10
Indian Terr I lium Oil Co
4,100
17,200
8,400
11,325
11,100
2,000
2,000
7
3
223* Feb.
303* Feb. 27
313* Sale
Imperial Chem Industries—
Am dep rets ord reg
1,100
£1
175,600 Imperial Oil (Canada).....
5,900
Registered...
.*
2,900 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can
1,900 Imp Tob of Gt Brit Ac Irel..£l
16,600 Indiana Pipe Line
..10
103* Feb.
83* Feb.
70?* Feb.
x48
.......100
7% preferred stamped..100
120
11
213* Feb. 20
15?* Feb. 29
73* Feb. 10
Sale
16
72
Sale
Sale
13?*
Sale
Sale
Sale
•
Hud Bay Mln Ac Smelt
*
Humble OH & Refining.....*
6
Feb.
21
17?* Feb. 20
10
Feb.
As Feb.
?* Jan.
13
Jan.
124
Feb.
31
6 ?* Feb.
Hormel (Geo A) & Co com...*
7% preferred
22
29 130
Feb.
80
89
63* Sale
*
Horn Ac Hardart com...
10
Feb.
3
Feb.. 13
Feb. , 5
Feb. 17
6* Feb.
1
3
Feb. 29
•
.
16
Feb.
i
Sale
1
Corp
Hecla Mining Co
33
2
19?*
14?*
30?*
10 1263*
20
1
33* Feb.fB7
10
3* Jan.
% Jan;
23* Jan.
14
13
9
Jan.
Jan.
8
76
Sale
86?* Sale
common .10
Brewing Co
Hazel tine
?* Sale
3?* Sale
2?* Jan.
24
Feb.
120
i?|
•
Handley Page Ltd., 8s
400
Am dep rets part pref......
17,800
84,900
18,500
140,700
16,700
2,300
173* Feb. 20
11?* Feb.
3
26?* Feb. 25
293* Feb.
9?* Feb.
Sale
33* Feb.
7
333* Feb. 24
163* Feb. 29
As Feb. 13
43* Feb.
253* Feb.
23?* Feb.
124
30
38,800 Hall (C M) Lamp Co
275 Hartford Blectrlc Light....25
3
,
Sale
26>*
25c
v
3
Feb.
% Feb.
l29"~ Sale' 121"" Sale"
25c
common
Feb.
10
Grocery Stores Prod—
800
Highest
Sale Prices
30
18
14
12
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
2?* Feb.
35
4?*
23?*
18?* Sale
11?*
30
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
32
16?* Sale
3* Sale
23?* Sale
Gorham Mfg Co—
11,800
Agreement extended
*
38,500 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
40,900 Gray Tel Pay Station com
*
J:
1,855 Gt Atl Ac Pac Tea 1st pref. 100
1,405
Non-voting common stock *
4,900 Great Northern Paper Co..2ft
65,500 Greenfield Tap Ac Die com..*
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
2?*
30?*
11
»As Sale
Goldfield Consol Mines
10
Gold Seal Blec com
.....1
29
Ask Bid
2H
Godchaux Sugars class A...*
Class B
»
25,300
RANGE SINCE JAN.Tl
July 1 1933
Jan. 1
•
CURB
64
Jan.
Jan.
22
1?* Jan.
6
23* Jan.
16
4
Jan.
4
14 3* Feb.
5
At Jan.
2
23* Feb.
4
22
'"
Warrants..
...
3*Feb". "4
"~%~Feb".~~6
1
3* Feb.
5
27?* Feb.
243* Feb. 25
3* Feb.
4
293* Feb.
1
31?* Feb. 29
...
New warrants.....
24,700
20,400 Interstate Hosiery Mills....*
6,050 Interstate Power f7 pref....*
200 Investors Royalty Co com. .25
13,100 Iron Cap Copper Co com
10
10,550 Iron Fireman Mfg com t t c..*
37,100 Irving Air Chute com.... ..1
28,500 Italian Superpower cl A—.*
3,900
Warrants.........
...
?* Sale
293* Sale
303* Sale
29
293*
3*
'At
27?*
203*
2
Sale
26?*
Feb.
1?*
Sale
28
Sale
21
2234
1?*
?*
Sale
......
Sale
23?*
13*
26?*
20?*
13*
3*
1?* Feb.
313* Feb.
25?* Feb.
1?* Feb.
% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
10
15
17
13
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
'As Feb.
3* Feb.
Jan. 30
Jan.
6
Feb. 11
Feb. 10
Feb. 15
Feb. 17
Feb. 13
23*
1?*
313*
25?*
1?*
?*
Jan.
Jan.
15
Jan.
32"
Jan
3* Jan.
26
6
4
3
32
3* Jan.
3* Jan.
Jersey Central Pow Ac Lt Co—
1,475
5
330
3*% preferred
...100
6% preferred...........100
250
7% preferred
....
773* Feb.
17
703* Jan.
5
90
Feb.
6
98
Feb.
17
18
76
Feb.
2?* Feb.
303* Feb.
5
3
43* Feb. 17
43?* Feb. 21
Sale
42?*
Sale
Sale
23*
Sale
lj* Feb.
28
2?*
Sale
23*
23*
23* Feb.
4
1
43*
Klrkland Lake G M Ltd
1
Klein (DEmil) Co common..*
Sale
As
43*
3*
Sale
V %,
43* Feb.
3
3*
9?*
103*
o
31
2?*
43*
833* Feb.
Feb.
94
23*
3
83
100
26,300 Jonas Ac Naumburg Corp.2.50
12,750 Jones Ac Laughlln com....100
6
833* Feb. 17
Jan,
8
90
Fen.
Jan.
2
98
Feb.
1?* Jan.
Jan.
7
10
13* Jan.
1113* Jan.
13* Jan.
6
88
30
..
17
18
43* Feb. 17
43?* Feb. 21
Kansas City Pub Serv—
400
Class A pref v t c..
10 Kansas G Ac E 7% pref
100
15,200 Kingsbury Breweries com
Kings County Lighting
1
23* Feb. 29
2?* Feb.
19
6
23* Feb. 29
7 1113* Jan.
7
2?* Jan. 14
7% preferred series B...100
100
68,800
1,400
4,000
2,100
2,500
5% preferred series D
Kir by Petroleum
Klelnert (J B) Rubber
Knott Corp com....
100
10
.......
1
74
American shares...
4,125
Koppers Gas Ac Coke—
6% preferred........
1.0QP Kress (S H) At Co spec pf
31,2
Kreuger Brewing Co..
30 Lackawanna RR N J
5
150
Lefcourt
Realty com
Preferred......
Lehigh Coal Ac Nav
105
58?*
63*
Sale
Sale
14,400 Lion
Oil
4
Sale
Sale
100
•
Lockheed Air Corp...
Lone Star Gas
For footnotes
see
page
53,
22
3
Feb.
8
4?* Jan.
25
113* Feb.
8
5?* Jan. 14
1
Feb.
5
3* Jan.
3
3 106?* Feb.
19
123* Feb.
18
29
28
8
74
Jan.
9
5?* Jan.
16
As Jan.
4
9
1
Jan.
Feb.
5
12
Feb.
Feb.
15
Feb.
8
19
Feb.
19
14
Jan.
19
Feb.
Feb.
27
77
Feb.
26
76
Jan.
77
Feb. 26
z56 J* Feb.
27
583* Feb.
4
73* Feb. 21
51
Jan.
75
75
Jan.
75
123*
33*
213*
6?*
3*
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
153* Jan.
15
2iH
Jan.
16
Jan.
F4
22
75
33*
3?*
21?* Sale
9?* Sale
1?* Sale
107 3*
Sale
8?*
Jan.
82
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
413* Feb. 28
100
63* Feb.
Feb.
33$ Feb.
213* Feb.
1
24
19
Feb.
43* Feb.
24
13
29
23
Feb.
7
Feb.
18
113* Feb.
7
13* Feb.
14
9
Sale
373* Feb.
107 3* Feb.
93*
83* Feb.
110
17
2
Feb.
4
Sale
•
Sale
12?*
Sale
Sale
5
83
Sale
72
AV*
Sale
84?*
74
f
28
Feb.
17
1
Feb.
25
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
183*
"3*
7*
*
Feb. 13
Feb. 11
3
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb.
17
JO
._l
96,600 Long Island Light com.....*
3,850
7% preferred.
100
0% preferred series B
4,725
.100
3
Jan.
5
8
4?*
%
20?*
113*
81
700 Loblaw Groceterias A.......*
B stock
100
_»
71,000
68,800
Sale
57?* Sale
73* Sale
413*
Refining..
9
18
Feb.
75
23?*
*
2?* Jan.
3* Jan.
183* Jan.
19?* Feb. 21
9?* Feb. 20
5
-J00
New common..
warr
5
12?* Sale
173* Sale
1
1
9
1
3
17
8
3
77
10
Leonard Oil Development..25
Lerner Stores Corp
com....*
6.H» % pref with
4?*
£1
60 Lane Bryant 7% pref
100
200 Langendorf Un Bak cl A....*
3,500
4,600
210,400
391,700
8,600
8,500
5?*
100
77,200 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
I
48,000 Lakey Foundry & Machine. 1
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
% Feb.
"9?* ""93*
Bolster Brandes Ltd—
3,400
%
Feb.
13
Feb.
4
Feb.
20
Feb.
17
17
3
19
743* Feb.
17
Feb.
98
Jan.
11?* Jan.
53* Jan.
373*
1073*
7?*
18?*
183*
7?*
93*
43*
723*
64
Jan.
106?* Feb. 18
123* Feb. 29
5?$
19
Jan.
24
Feb.
21
Jan.
11 K Jan.
28
Feb.
110
4
Jan.
27
Jan.
21
9?* Feb. 25
203* Feb.W5
183* Feb.-13
Jan. 29
i°4*
Feb.
17
Feb.
17
Feb.* 3
743* Feb.^17
new
March, 1936]
Since
February
to
Jan. 1
Shares
2.800
460
:
Loudon Packing Co com
*
400
Lowest
Ask
13% Sale
13"
54% Sale
7 X
8%
Louisiana Land Be Kxpl com.l
25 Louisiana Pr Be Lt 6% pref..*
25,400 Lynch Corp com
5
7,000 Mangel Stores Corp com..
*
920
pref with com pur w
1,200 MapesCons Mfg Co
•
11",200
50 X
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
8X Feb.
5
3
7X Feb.
12X Feb.
Sale
7% Jail.
914 Jan-
11
Feb.
11
14
400
:
8,100
16,800
8,150
12,800
4,600
100
.
■
' {
■.
A
'
'
"i®
Feb.
Feb.
26% Feb.
55% Feb.
1
9% Jan.
14
6
53
29
6
66
Feb.
6
4
24% Jan.
24
27% Feb.
4
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
14
25
28
9% Jan.
24
3% Jan.
3
62% Jan.
2
1% Jan.
5% Jan.
3
20
4
Feb.
1
7
400
20,500
8
Sale
2% Feb.
1
6% Feb.
7
Feb.
57 X Feb.
3
4
9% Feb.
5
42
Mayflower Associates Inc..
McCord Radiator Be Mfgv
10
60
59
58
Sale
56%
10 X
Sale
62X
63 X
Feb.
60X Feb.
12
Feb.
69 X Feb.
Feb.
25
79X Feb.
5X Feb.
4
1
23
7
Feb.
1
Feb. 25
Feb.
8
Feb.
1
26
60
Mead Johnson Be Co com
87
7% Sale
Sale
•
800
t
89%
6X
7
7%
5X Sale
4%
45%
A Feb.
45% Sale
51,200
60,700
1,080,000
10,800
4,200
2% Sale
Sale
17 102
3X
2% Feb.
8
3%
214 Feb. 28
IX
IX Feb. 18
6
Feb. 20
6X
214 Sale
1% Sale
5%
6X
3
1 % Sale
6%
6%
*
4%
IX
5% Sale
2% Sale
% Sale
*
Middle West Utll com
$6
Sale
Sale
10%
13
12%
13,800
24 X
19% Sale
45
Sale
*
S2 non-cum dlv shares
835 MldveleCo...
425
100
.....
6,025
24
19X Feb.
Sale
52X
50
29 %
4
Sale
25
17 X
Sale
90 X
Sale
61% Sale
11% Sale
Sale
Sale
31%
375 Moore Corp Ltd
Mountain Be Gulf OH Co
1
Sale
45,000
Mountain Producers Corp. 10
Sale
400
2,100
406,200
3,300
Nat Container Corp com
2,100
45,506
30,200
57,400 National Investors
36
X Sale
7X Sale
34X Sale
135
5H%
com
55% Sale"
2% Sale
Sale
45 X
2X Sale
47X
48
Nat Rubber Mach com......*
7X Sale
Sale
7X Sale
Sale
52,500
IX
IX
21,500 National Sugar Refg
25 X
•
Sale
27 X
.
25
8,300
500 Neisner Bros pref
13 X
•
U1X Sale
.....100
18,300 Nelson (Herman) Corp .....5
*
10,700 Neptune Meter class A
*
4,500 Nestle Le Mur Co class A
270 Nevada Calif Elec
7% preferred
25
15,100
com
2X Sale
5%
5X
Sale
16
Sale
12%
2%
Feb.
Feb.
29
Feb.
52
1,600
120
120
v
2,600
3,300
1,175
2,800
1,530
101,800
17,400
2,200
32,700
16,200
16,900
60,000
76,000
50
1,700
1,200
54,800
tion Co
...
45X Feb.
1
60
1
21
4
10
25
Feb.
17
13
Jan.
8
44% Jan.
1% Jan.
27
25% Feb. 29
52
Feb. 27
1% Jan. 28
19
Sale
17
25
e" Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
5
1
Feb.
5
8% Feb.
12% Feb. 26
4
X Feb.
25
10
5% Feb.
Sale
20
15
17
4%
69
224,908 Niagara Hud Pow com....15
Class A option warrants...
31,100
Class B option warrants...
2,600
69,700 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
119% l20h
5X
6h
4%
72
Sale
71
10 X
X
2%
Sale
9% Sale
8
IX
UX Sale
12 k
14", 900 Niles-Bement-Pond com....*
62,700 Niplsstng Mines
...1
44,800 Noma Elec Corp com
.1
132,700 Nor Amer Lt At Pow com
16 preferred...
87,000
175 North Amer Match Corp....*
37 X
Sale
2X
Sale
30,400 Nor Amer Utll Sec com.....*
5
7,900 North Cent Texas Oil
71,500 North European Oil com
"~6~"
4
6
% Feb.
8% Feb.
9
Feb.
7
Feb. 28
14 154%
18
59%
Feb.
4
Feb. 14
% Feb.
2% Feb.
10
27% Feb. 29
8% Feb.
5
15% Feb. 11
Feb.
2
11
7
10
% Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
17
16
23
8% Feb.
10% Jan.
% Jan.
10
5
6
9
8
4
13
12% Jan.
11% Jan.
15
16
4% Feb.
19
2% Jan.
16
2
4% Feb. 19
14
Jan.
8
75% Feb. 17
13
4
Feb.
29
9% Feb.
1
84%
6%
95%
25%
Feb. 28
Feb. 10
4
Feb.
11
Jan.
7 113
19
7
75% Feb. 17
2% Jan.
128
Feb.
7
Feb. 20 35% Feb. 18
3
52
Feb. 20
Feb.
6
Feb. 29 101% Feo.
Feb. 11
Feb. 20 110
x31% Jan.
20
13
6
9% Jan.
3
Feb.
8
Feb.
20
11% Feb.
20% Feb.
120% Feb. 26
3
6% Feb. 18
5 75% Feb. 19
21
3
36
105
16
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
11% Feb. 17
% Feb. 10
Jan.
96% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2*a
Sale
Feb.
20
11
Feb.
6
13% Feo. 17
38 X
Sale
36
Feb.
5
2%
Sale
39% Feb.
3% Feb.
Sale
2% Feb.
5% Feb.
1
6
1
6% Feb.
2% Feb.
5% Sale
4% Sale
45% Sale
v6
X
Sale
3% Sale
41X Sale
"~4X "I"
5
Sale
7
X Sale
3% Feb.
19
Feb.
Feb.
21
41
35
19
4% Feo.
19
7% Feb.
*A Feb.
10
18
8% Jan.
2
% Jan.
2
2
7% Jan.
2
I
10
3% Feb. 19
3 X Jan.
5% Feb. 17
49% FeD. 17
Feo. 24
Jan.
35
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
8
Feb.
Jan.
Xt Feb.
Jan.
78
Feo." II
87% Feb.
19
75" Feb.
85
9
~ Feb. 21
Feb.
Jan.
75
85
For footnote* oee page 53.
32% Jan. 22
2% Jan.
2
38
6
50
60 Norlnd Pub Ser 4% pref..100
7% preferred..
100
185
13
Feb.
29
Jan.
24
Jan.
96%
2
20
3% Jan.
38
52
10
Feb. 20
21
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
11
11% Jan.
10
7 20% Jan. 30
24 120% Feb. 26
27
6% Feb. 18
7
75% Feb. 19
1% Jan.
2
4
Feb.
9% Jan. 31
84% Feb. 28
6% Feb. 10
3 104
2 110
27
Feb.
5
Feb.
4
Feb. 13
4% Feb.
29 128
8% Jan. 30
3
69% Jan.
.100
.......
15% Feb. 11
2
Feb. 11
3% Jan. 27
5% Feb. 11
Feb.
Feb.
16
11
27
Feb. 20
% Feb. 13
2% Feb. 13
17% Jan.
6
27% Feb. 29
9
Jan.
3
110% Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
86% Feb. 17
7
Jan.
8
8% Feb. 10
5
9
117% Feb.
4% Feb.
89
11
7
25
4
Jan. 15
4% Feb.
1
Feb.
4
1% Feb.
1
2% Jan. 30
5
Feb.
4
23
Feb.
1% Jan.
9% Feb.
18% Feb.
11
13% Jan.
8
Feb. 10
% Jan.
4% Jan.
2% Feb.
5% Feb.
24% Jan.
26
9
% Jan.
13
13
Feb.
3
14
74% Jan.
1
8
70
9
3
4% Feb.
1
2
-2
17
16
28
23
31
x77% Jan.
86% Feb.
5% Jan.
6% Jan.
8% Feb. "16
29 128
27
8
2
24% Jan.
17
75% Feb.
18
Jan.
13% Jan.
4% Feb.
2% Jan.
48
Feb.
1
2
2
Feb.
3% Feb. 28
Feb.
6
Jan.
3
8% Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
17
128
11%
1%
1%
43%
2
5
3
4
10 150
21
35
31
Feb.
X Feo. 20
Sale
Sale
4
31
19% Jan.
2
Jan.
3
98
Sale
2
Jan.
Jan.
80
Jan.
% Jan.
17
108
118
3
21
2
5
29% Feb. 21
18
5
28
13
Jan. 17
70
13% Feb. 10
Jan. 28
152
Feb. 21
34
2
38% Jan.
Feb. 15
35
4% Feb.
Feb.
42
10X
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
35
28
10
Feb.
91% Jan.
4 114
Feb.
8 *17% Feb.
2
Feb.
93
31% Jan.
27
89
25
34
•
360 N Y Pr Ac Lt $6 pref
7% preferred
.....100
360
2
18
Jan.
10
142
22% Feb.
12% Feb.
3% Feb.
2% Feb.
9X
29
15% Jan.
10
29 113
19
1
24% Feb.
9%
9X
20 X Sale
2
Jan.
81
Feb.
31
Feb.
15% Feb.
111
74
Sale
1
5,800
.*
II,300 N Y Steam Corp com....
100
3,490 N Y Teleo *%% pref
5
4,000 New York Transit
1,780 N Y Water Serv 0% pref.. 10#
4% Feb.
4% Feb.
41% Jan.
2% Feb.
Feb.
4% Feb.
x85% Feb.
9X
Sale
N Y Shipbuilding Co
Founders shares
2
Feb.
Feb.
25
6
42X
4
Feb. 17
Feb. 21
28
6% Feb.
"Jx
36
A preferred
10% Jan.
Feb.
1% Feb.
80% Feb.
10
25 North Pennsylvania RR
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
common...*
N Y at Hond Rosarlo M
1
5
6
6
13
Feb.
3
4X Feb. 28
2% Feb.
1
48
Feb. 11
26
N Y Merchandise Co com...*
Class
"6", 300
3X
New Process Co common....*
N Y Au
31
75% Feb.
4
35
22,500 New Jersey Zinc
1
130,500 New Mexico Be Aria Land
21,400 Newmont Mining Corp....10
1,300
1,800
3,500
3,300
3X
Sale
16X
15
100
500
300
800
900
12
Jan.
2% Feb.
% Feb.
6
13
11% Feb.
IX Feb.
2% Feb.
13
New Bradford Oil..........5
12,900
62,100
6,200
,
Tx "six
15%
6
3
% Jan.
3
5
Jan.
4
7 141% Jan.
26% Jan.
28
4 zl54% Feb. 4 149% Jan.
50
Jan.
4
59% Feb. 14
IX Feb.
100
50 New Engl Tel Be Tel Co... 100
*
1,400 New Haven Clock Co com
50
14
3X
3
IX Sale
111
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 10
17 150 '
3 35
2%
Sale
Sale
1
Jan.
%
%
2%
2%
% Feb.
8X Feb.
18
1
IX
3
5
20
*
650 National Steel Car Ltd
1% Feb.
6
6% Jan. 18
1
28
13
Feb.
Feb.
.....1
110.660 National Service Co
Conv partic preferred..
*
6,200
2
2
1
5
Feb.
Feb.
82
10
17 102
Feb. 17
11
3% Feb. 24
7
3% Feb.
4
1% Jan.
1% Jan.
% Jan.
5% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
90
Feb.
Feb.
X Feb.
7
85
83 X
14
Feb. 13
8% Jan. 23
6% Feb. 17
55
Feb. 15
% Feb.
6
Feb.
26
Jan.
102
17
22
15
.....
....
40
109
Feb.
Feb.
12.50
19,500 National Transit
22,900 National Union Radio com..l
*
2,800 Nebel (Oscar) Co com
3,300 Nehi Corp com
1st preferred.............*
250
40
7
13
37 X Feb.
35
Feb.
Feb.
preferred..........I
8,400
21,600
9,000
6,700
2,800
88% Jan.
8% Feb.
5
34
27 X Feb.
50 National Tea Co 5H% pref. 10
""566
Feb.
4
Jan. 16
Jan. 23
Feb.
1
Feb. 25
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
21
1
..1
25
900
79%
5%
20%
89%
6%
3%
14
13
5
4
154X Feb.
Sale
1%
700 Nat Manufacture & Stores..*
Nat Power Be Light—
S6 preferred
*
10,250
600 National Refining common 25
1,100
18
24
10
Feb.
National Fuel Gas
200
450
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
35
Warrants
46,200
43,700 National Leather Co com...*
9,000
70
Feb. 24
4
Feb.
6
Feb.
8
Feb.
35
37X
*
21,500
13,800
52,900
3,000
Jan.
Feb.
32X Feb.
Sale
$2 convertible preferred..*
.35",100
59
Feb.
111% Feb.
16 X Feb. 14 *17%
93
1
86
Feb.
52X Feb. 20 65
1
13%
10X Feb.
1 152
148
Feb.
151
1,400 Nachman Springfilled Corp.*
1
2,500 National Baking Co com
...1
594,400 Nat Bellas Hess com
5,500 Nat'l Bond Ac Share Corp...*
200 National Candy com
...»
22.906
4,350
11
29% Feb.
5
29 114
148
29% Sale
154%
Mueller Brass Co common._1
700 Murphy (G C) Co old com..*
New common
.....*
5,400
4,100
70
19
Feb.
91% Jan.
160 Mountain Sts Tel Be Tel..100
41,000
1
175
38",500
4,000
25
12
25% Feb. 27
52
Feb. 27
IX Feb. 19
19
24X Feb.
Sale
25,600
80
Sale
Sale
37",800
200
17 X
Sale
4,000 Mock Judson Voehrlnger..
4,950 Mohawk Be Hud Pow 1st pref.*
2nd preferred............*
5,685
.1
143,300 Molybdenum Corp v t c._
3,350 Montgomery Ward Be Co A..*
3,300 Montreal Lt Ht Be Pow com. _•
1,050 Moody's Investors Part pref.*
Feb.
45
Sale
111%
24 X
Minnesota Min Be Mfg Co....*
20 Minnesota P Be L 7% pref. 100
200 Miss River Power pref
.100
7% A pref..............100
18,700
Jan.
60% Feb.
Feb.
13
10% Feb.
12
IX Feb.
•
2%
X
4X
4X
26
3
3% Feb.
3
3X Feb.
1
IX Feb.
% Feb.
300 Mining Corp of Can........*
80
19
7
28
47
5X Feb.
8
4X Feb.
;
3% Sale
3% Sale
pref ser A—
•
$6 conv pref A ctfs of dep.*
Midland Royalty Corp—
$2 conv pref.... ..........*
I,950
conv
100
3,100
2,475
1,685
117,400
1,100
1,200
Feb.
7% Jan.
4
2
3
7X Feb. 27
6X Feb. 17
55
Feb. 15
6
X Feb.
Feb.
102
Class B rot trust ctfs.....*
Class A rot trust ctfs
575
2,800
2
18
3
Feb.
Feb.
90
4
Midland Steel Product—
11,800
16
5% Jan.
96
Feb.
Feb.
42
Feb. 27
8X Feb. 13
Feb.
Middle States Petroleum—
12,300
23,900
748,200
3,900
1,100
Jan.
8% Jan.
18
57% Feb.
8% Jan,
3
19
88
24 X
7
18
42
86 X
McWilllams Dredging com..*
102
SO pref series C
......*
8,400 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
7,700 Michigan Gas Be Oil Corp..
*
51,500 Michigan Sugar com.....
Preferred..
.....10
10,300
102
3
1
1
4X Feb.
72X Feb.
7
16
Feb.
4
8X Feb. 13
4X Feb. 21
96
Feb. 19
4
Feb.
7
7X Feb. 17
18
25
4% Sale
92^ 94
Metropolitan Edison Co—
4,000
3,900
17,600
2,800
Feb.
7 X Feb.
16
16
13%
19,,
4%
......
8,200
32,800
26
3
Feb.
Jan.
6
29
5
Jan.
34% Jan.
1
6
27 X Feb.
26
6
59
Feb.
66
46% Feb.
Sale
55X Feb.
9
Sale
6
7%
Sale
72% Sale
2% Sale
7 % Sale
7
69,900 Memphis Nat Gas com ......S
3,500 Mercantile Stores Co......
75
7%
preferred
180
1
25,500 Merchants & Mfrs class A
*
50,200 Merrttt Chapman Be Scott
6%% A pref
100
1,600
•
24,100 Meaabl Iron..
75
11
28
95
1
5,600
4,500
42,100
1,600
8% Feb.
14% Jan.
26
9
300
Communication Am dep ret
1,400 Margay Oil.
_•
13,100 Marion Steam Shovel com..*
83,700 Maryland Casualty Co com.l
*
15,350 Masonite Corp common..
1
15,600 Mass Utll Associates » t c
60,100 Massey Harris Co common..*
May Hosiery Mills—
150
$4 preferred w w
2,250
48,500
12,500
1,600
21,600
4,200
21
2
Jan.
95
Sale'
26%
Highest
Sale Prices
Marconi Internat Marine—
/
1
Sale Prices
29
Ask Bid
Bid
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
16,500
301,200
Feb.
Feb. 1
Feb. 29 1936
Shares
13,900
81,500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
July 1 1933
new york
curb exchange
In
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
45
exchange
curb
york
16
6
3
25
5
5
11% Feb. 17
% Feb. 10
2% Feb.
3
13% Feb. 17
39%
3%
6%
5%
49%
46
13
27
6
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
Jan.
3
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
6% Jan.
31
31
29
25
Jan. 18
79
87% Feb. 19
8V
Jan.
Jan.
98 X Jan.
46
NEW
SALES
AGGREGATE
Jan.
February
Feb. 29 1936
1
STOCKS (Continues)
Par
1,950 Northern N Y Utll 7% pfd.100
4,600 Northern Pipe Line.......10
3,600
26,600
5,700
22,600
550
;..*
2,250 Ohio Brass class B
2,075 Ohio Bdison 06 preferred...*
100
8,520 Ohio Oil 0% Pre'
2,800 Ollstocks Ltd
..5
common
14,600
8,200
3,600
32,200
Class A cons pref—.....*
13,900
8,600 Overseas Securities Co......*
12,800
15,700
1
29,600 Pacific Eastern Corp
29,200 Pacific G At fi 6% 1st pref..25
54% 1st preferred......25
1,500
*
2,650 Pacific Ltd Corp <6 pref..
70 Pacific P & L 7% pref
MM
12,300 Pacific Tin special stock... .*
45,900 Pan Amer Airways com....10
721,400 Pantepec Oil of Venezuela,. 1
2,000 Paramount Motors Corp...."
34,600 Parke Oavls At Co
1,000
30
4,600
20,700
265,200
1,600
13,400
200 Parker Pen Co
200
15
i«
154
Sale
Sale
8
84
64 Sale
304
dl4
L
100
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1064
74
254
164
364
108
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feo.
3 108
Feo.
94
Feb. 19 304
22
FeD.
48
Feb.
Feb.
144
24
134
74
144
154
34 Sale
174 Sale
74*
84
54
304
Fab.
17
Feo.
Feo.
11
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
624
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
254 Feb.
474
450 Pender (D) Grocery cl A...
5
4
14
6
484 Feb.
624 Feb. 29
5
64 Feo.
6
Feb.
30
13
22
4
35
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
14
22
e
Feb.
15 107
8
83
Jan.
29
7
314 Feb.
5
284 Jan. 29
6
Jan.
13
11
174 Feb. 29
84 Jan. 15
6
3
434 Feb. 18
7
454 Jan.
7
34 Jan.
5
Jan.
20
Jan.
78
24
1064 Feb.
Jan.
4 4
294
264
1044
19
Feb.
18 1034 Jan.
4
154 Feb.
2
34 Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb.
2 1094 Feb.
11 1124 Jan.
1014 Jan.
134 Jan.
14 Jan.
11
17
11
17
48
10
110
Feb.
94 Feb.
304 Feb.
Jan.
10
504 Feb.
108
13
1014 Jan.
1044 Jan.
Feb. 29
Feb. 19
7
Sale
Sale
Feb. il
Feb. 29
13
5
Jan.
24
64 Feb.
314 Feb.
Feb. 26
5
464 Feb.
244 Feb. 28
74
Feb. 13
54
Jan.
7
214 Jan.
154 Jan.
354 Jan.
19
Feb.
19
284 Feb.
28 107
Feb.
83
19
Feb.
434 Feb. 18
6
514 Feb.
44 Feb. 18
444
154
34
174
84
.
274 Feb.
1054 Feb.
80
44
F eb 26
Feb. 20
Feo. 17
8
Feb.
103
17
Feb.
34
54 Feb. 28
304 Feb. 19
Sale
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
13,600 Parker Rust-Proof com..:
New common
2.50
6,900
100 Patchogue Plymouth Mills..*
6,000
5,000
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
...10
...
450
*
Ask Bid
144
24
Outboard Motors cl B com.
400
1
Lowest
29
31
610 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
30 Ohio Pub Serv 7% 1st pref 100
•"""266
RANGE SINCE JAN.
J 05 4 Sale
lv,4
Feb. 18 1064 Feb. 14
3 1094 Feb. 20
1064 1064 1084 1094 1064 Feb.
110
Feb. 11 Ill
Feb.
3
1104 Sale
....
420
Feb.
1
1064 1064 107 4
74 Sale
74
264
284 Sale
174 Sale
194
48
384 Sale
....
1,275
4,120
Feb.
Bid
69,100 Nor States Power com A..100
10,100 Northwest Engineering.
31,3<;0 Novadel Agene Corp........"
•
IN FEBRUARY
PRICES
to
Sharer
Shares
600
EXCHANGE
CURB
Low from
July 1 1933
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
YORK
Feb.
4
Feb.
14
514 Jan.
624 Feb.
20
29
64 Feb.
5
Feb.
10
504 Feb.
13
9
6
Feb.
7
3
434 Jan.
244 Feb. 28
25
Feb.
824 Feb.
1
74
Feb.
13
83
Jan.
27
16
28
Feb.
1
254 Feb.
.13
Jan.
28
60
Feb.
28
35
Feb.
28
Feb. 17
6
Feb.
Feb. 20
3
Feb.
35
Jan.
13
35
Feb.
17
35
Feb.
leb.
25
24
Feb.
17
28
60
Feb.
24
37
Jan.
11
7
*
1,700
'
1,900
Class B
750 Peninsula Telep Co com
120
7% preferred
..1
800 Penn Met Fuel common....
50
110
600
294,300
o54
54
559,100 Pennroad Corp com vtc..
•_
400
""980
2,440
900
60
3,900
$7 preferred
'
5,700 Pa Water At Power
3,330 Pepperell Mfg Co.
.....
18,600 Philadelphia Co
*
com
404
164
78,200 Phoenix Securities common. 1
Conv preferred A
10
7,500
32,600 Pie Bakeries Inc
"""50
Sale
864
90
"374 "384
17
Sale
64
Sale"
40
104
104
Pitts At Lake Erie RR
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
114
94
7
Feb.
"Feb." 29
35
7
40
35
Sale
I
com
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Pleasant Valley Wine Co
124
744
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Producers Royalty Corp.
Properties Realization—
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1064 Jan.
1144 Jan.
20
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2
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24
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87
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14 Feb.
3
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94 Feo.
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3
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1
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54
184
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334c
loO Prosperity Co B common...*
13,800 Prudential Investors com...*
20
4
2
5
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Public Service of Colorado—
1,310
3
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6
22
1
3
22 1104 Feb.
15
84 Jan.
25
30
32
6
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24 124
6
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94 Feb.
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Pressed Metals of Amer.....*
com
8
34 Jan.
174 Feb.
15
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*
com
Pratt At Lambert
Premier Gold Mining
Mill: Co
Jan.
Feb.
10
74
Sale
734
114
1154 1084
24
24
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Powdrell At Alexander......*
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Propper McCallum
110
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54 Feb.
19
3
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38
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
Potrero Sugar com
...5
4,650 Power Corp of Can
5
174 Feb. 20
15
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6 124
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Pittsburgh Forcings Co
2,000
63,600
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170,500
100
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96 Pitts Bessemer & L E RR
200
7,300
64
384
124
84,700 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
88,000
12,320
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200 Pines Wlnterfront Co......5
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79,600 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
46
2,000
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17,100 Pierce Governor
80,700
5,220
8,700
4,200
3,900
70,900
3,500
4,475
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8
Sale
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200 Phila Elec $5 div preferred..*
25 Phlla Elec Power 8% pref. .25
46,200
5
44 Feb.
174 Feb.
8
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174
364
5
5
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34,160
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24,100
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103
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344
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184
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270
310
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7% prior lien pref......100
97
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101
Feb.
20
Public Util Securities—
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1,325
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2,050
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14,300 Puget Sound P At L $6 pf.__.
33
12,725
654 Sale
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75 Pyle National Co common..5
18,200 Pyrene Mfg
34 Feb. 21
244 Feb.- 18
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"57" Sale"
Feb.
57
27
33
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1
34 Feb. 21
22
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654 Feb.
64 Feb.
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1,360 Quaker Oats
60
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146
141
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Raymond Concrete Pile—
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4,725 Safety Car Heating At Ltg.100
101,500 St Anthony Gold Mining...1
345,300 St Regis Paper Co
...5
3,410
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100
57,500 Salt Creek Consol Oil......l
41,900|Salt Creek Producers......10
30,400|Savoy Oil Co
....5
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Reed Roller Bit Co com.....*
Reeves (Daniel) com
......*
Reiter Foster Oil Corp......*
Reliable Stores com.........
Reybarn Co.. inc
......10
Reynolds Invest com
Rice Stix Dry Goods Co._.._
Richfield Oil of Calif pref..25
Richmond Radlat com
1
225 Royalite OH Co Ltd.
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50c
pref
Raytheon Mfg, vtc
Red Bank Oil Co
120,000 Root Petroleum Co com....
15,300
$1.20 conv preferred.....20
23,200 Rossia Internet Corp
•
4
124
400 Rochester G Ac E 6% pref.100
22,500 Roosevelt Field Inc
...5
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4
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16,700 Royal Typewriter com......*
7,200 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc
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24,700 Rustless Iron Ac Steel Corp..*
21,300 Ryan Consol Petroleum
*
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4
...
6,300
1,900
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15,400
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19
4,825 Railway Ac Light Securities.*
9,900 Rys Ac Utll Invest cl A com__l
7,400 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
11,100
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*
3,375
1324 Feb,
146
174
550
400
1344 136
154 Sale
3,400
9,500
14,390
3,800
58,900
59,600
15,600
43,700
7,600
45,100
19,000
35,000
36,900
6,400
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1,200
16,800
5,400
135
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13,750 Quebec Power Co
1,300
6,900
10,090
300
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26
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4
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March, 1936]
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new
In
new york
curb exchange
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Jan.
February
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25
100
8,600
33,100
800
112,800
49,600
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107,200
4,450
9,250
400
62,300
2,250
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900
11,800
118,200
100,300
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4,800
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4,400
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4,760
41,200
7,600
27,100
1,170
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41,800
300
650
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23,300
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86,400
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600
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40,000
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22,000
8,100
31,000
14,500
37,500
Common.!
.1
19,000
Class A..,
...1
48,000 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com
1
80-cent div pref...
24,000
V 2,600
4,900 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc.....I©
*
1,600 Union Amer Invest com
*
16,100 Union Gas of Canada
137,200 Union Tobacco Co common.*
United Aircraft Ac Transp—
Warrants
13,700
3
Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
1
13* Feb.
29
334 Feb.
334 Feb. 26
534 Feb.
534 Feb.
223* Feb. 19
223* Feb.
19
Feb.
6
3* Sale
1
Sale
534 Sale
43* Sale
Am rets for ord. shs. reg£l
300 Trunz Pork Stores Inc.—...*
134
1
Sale
4
43* Sale
7%
13
"73* ,13
.
734
27
Sale
28
113* Sale
73* Sale
934 Sale
3*8 Sale
-
1634
173*
20
-
3
13
Feb.
6
634 Feb.
17
*
7
Feb.
24
30
Feb.
24
24
13
13
103
Feb.
Jan.... 2
2134 Feb.
3
53* Jan. 20
483* Feb... 6
104
Jan. 23
110
Jan. 30
34 Feb. , 3
13* Feb. 13
534 Jan. 31
534 Feb.
4
Jan.
10834
3*6
3*
33*
13*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
,
215* Jan.
10
13
634 Jan.
2334 Jan.
1034 Jan.
27
Feb.
11
13 34
Sale
1034 Feb.
14
Feb.
3
143*, Feb.
3
1634 Feb. 24
14
Feb. 15
Feb. 13
Feb. 24
Feb. 10
3
21
Feb.
143* Jan.
1234
3* Sale
1834
193*
17
Feb.
5
24
■
24
24
24
24
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
434
3034
123*
34
Jan.
2634 Jan.
834 Jan.
34 Jan.
"1234
8
334 Feb.
3034 Feb. 13
7
93* Feb.
1
% Feb.
t,
734
303*
143*
1634
Feb.
434
3034
123*
34
'
6
Feb.
»
Sale
31
223* Jan.
Jan.
30
...
'
30
16
23 130
16
Feb.
a
4734 Jan.
11834 Jan.
1073* Jan.
3
33* Jan.
534 Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Tubize Chatillon Corp—
5,100
4
Jan.
2
Feb.
Jan.
5 11234 Feb. 26 109
Feb.
183* Jan.
19 3* Feb. 17
Feb. 27
4 3333* Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 17 365
73* Feb.
Feb.
Sale
700
100
1
Feb. 21
434 Jan. 21
6
193* Jan.
134
1234
534
2234
434
Go Ltd
1,800 Todd Shipyards Corp
*
120 Toledo EdiAon 4% pref.. 100
70
7% preferred A
—100
17,400 Tonopah Belmont Develop—1
159,400 Tonopah Mining of Nov
1
200,100 Trans-Lux Pict Screen com.l
42,700 Trl-Continental Corp Warr
7,400
118,800
5
234 Feb. 28
134 Feb.
1234 Feb.
534 Feb. 17
2234 Feb. 21
33
54
34
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
J
7
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
"33* Sale" "234
500
100
16
Jan.
734 Jan.
Feb. 17
4
Feb.
Feb. 20
•
__
Exports
300
400
23* Jan.
19
—
'
13
53* Feb.
534 Sale
....
v
Feb.
63
— .—
300
89
2134 Sale
123* Sale
2534
2634
Sterchi Bios Stores Inc.....*
19,100 Sterling Brewers Inc
...1
3,520 Stetson (John B) Co com...*
600 Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp.......5
1,450 Stroock (S) Ac Co Inc—...*
61,500 Stuts Motor Car Co—.....*
10,200 Sullivan Machinery Co
_•
18,100 Sun Investing Co com......*
5,500
$3conv pref...........
263,200 Sunray Oil.
338,800 Sunshine Mining Co......
1,300 Swan-Finch Oil Corp
4,340 Swiss-American Elec pref.
119,000 Swiss Oil Corp...........
Tobacco SeCur Trust
;
43*
"13", 100
t obacco Prod
3
2
38
434
11
Jan.
1534 Feb. 25
3
3234 Feb.
434 Feb
15
2
78
40
Sale
27
13
Sale
10134 100
3
Sale
11
3034 Jan.
234 Jan.
Feb.
Sale
4
6
28
43* Feb.
V.
89
43
434
100
Feb.
10
8
153*
Sale
40
3
Jan.
Feb.
534
2734
253*
3434
434
3234 Sale
33*
5
"""% '"%
13* Jan.
2
89
2
75
32
3
2
Sale
31
Jan.
Jan.
"534" ""634
34
503* Feb.
53* Feb.
22
81
43* Feb.
"43* ""534
74
6
Jan.
44
3
263* Feb.
54
11
234 Jan.
42
Feb.
53*
53
21
17
6
19
89
5
»•
Jan.
343* Feb
134 Feb.
4134 Feb.
11
350
2734 Sale
253*
263*
%, Sale
% Sale
14
,3
Feb.
2% Sale
7
17,900
1
23*
34
1034
43*
20 34
234
30
16
""8,166
13
Feb. 28
Feb. 11
Feb. 15
Feb. 11
223* Sale
3
334
50
513*
5434
122
1223* Sale
10934
1103*
183*
105
75 Tobacco*. Allied Stocks
Feb.
43*
43*
3234
434
7
2834 Feb.
A Jan,
3234 Jan.
863* Feb.
*
26,400 Taggart Corp com
'-*
8,700 Tampa Electric Co
*
49,200 Tastyeast Inc class A new._l
277,200 Technicolor Inc common—•
73,700 Teck Hughes Gold Mines..'.*
670 Tenn E) Pow 7% 1st pref..l00
16,100 Tenn Products Corp com
*
338,900 Texas Gulf Producing
*
460 Texas PAL 7% pref
100
106,500 Texon Oil 8c Land Co.
1,700 Thermo!d Co 7% pref.....10©
3
1
334 Feb.
73*
83*
3634 Sale
54
5634
Class B common..........*
(A)Ac Co com
Feb.
86
Sale
8934
Sale
1
Standard Power Ac Lt com—•
Stein
Feb.
234 Feb.
113*
29
10
46
3%
Sale
3
8
3
Sale
1
10©
1,100
11
149
(Kentucky)—10
(Nebraska)—25
Standard Oil (Ohio) com. .25
5% pref
100
634% pref
'■
8734
.....*
soo
503* Feb.
53* Feb.
443* Feb.
25 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord.....*
.
.
5%
4
17
Standard OH
25
27
"3% Sale"
3501
1
95,500 Standard Silver Lead
41,600 Starrett Corp com.... .....1
38,500
6% preferred
....10
.*■
:
Sale
Standard Oil
48,300
24,600
16,600
•'*
Sale
pref. -•
Preferred
3
Feb.
4
5
4534
3%
5
.*
Preferred
Standard Invest $534
17
6
19
'
11
Sale
5,130 Standard Cap Ac Seal com...5
200 Standard Dredging com....*
100
Highest
Sale Prices
343* Feb.
134 Feb.
4134 Feb.
Sale
4
Sale
800 Stahl-Meyer Inc com....—*
14,100 Standard Brewing Co......*
9,800
3,980
v
%
—
Spanish A: General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
17,300
300
Am dep rets ord bear—1£
7,200 Square D Co class B com....*
13,350
Class A preferred—...—*
4%
Sale
Smith (L C) 8c Corona r
17,900
Typewriter » t c
134,600 Sonotone Corp
......—1
496,100 So Amer Gold Ac Plat
..-1
5,700 Sou Calif Edison pref B
25
4,900
514% pref class C
25
375
5% original pref....
25
;
3,550 Southern Colo Pow cl A—25
10 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
5,600 Southern Pipe Line
10
6,500 Southern Union Gas com...*
21,500 Southland Royalty Co.....5
26,100 South Penu OH...........25
250 So West Pa Pine Lines
50
12,300
>
32%
1
1%
38% Sale
88
Singer Mfg Ltd..------....£1
Am dep rets ord reg ahs...
1,800
'
Lowest
Sale Prices
32
Selby Shoe Co com
*
Selected Industries........1
590 Singer Mfg Co.........—A©©
80
30
*
Highest
Sale Prices
2834 Feb.
7
3* Feb.
3
383* Feb. 24
30
44
3% Sale
3
Sale
Segal Lock Ac Hardware com *
Seiberllng Rubber com.....*
^ 310
Sale
45
42
*
common
325
V
,
,
Ask
503* Feb.
283*
%
39
Selfrldge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets
2,100
£1
35,000 Sentry Safety Control
1
25,200 Seton Leather com
5
24,800 Shattuck Denn Mining
8,100 Shawintgan Water 8c. Power.*
26,000 Shenandoah Corp common. 1
S3 Conv pref....
2,200
25
82,650 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
V 2,690
6% preferred AA ...—100
60
Dep rets for 6% pref..—100
1,275 Sherwin-Williams of Can...*
1,100
22,000
9,100
11,500
2,600
7,300
1,200
7,150
Lowest
Sale Prices
29
Ask Bid
Scranfon-Spring Brook
Water Serv $6 pref
...—*
900 Socman Bros
14,600
32,800
Feb.
Feb. 1
Bid
STOCKS (<Continued)
Shares
Par
*
6,800 Schiff Co com
17,500 Schulte Real Estate com....*
...25
8,550 Scoville Mfg Co
5,600
12,200
3.850
1
1933
Feb. 29 1936
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
SALES
47
cukb exchange
yoek
Feb .15
Feb. 13
Feb. 24
Feb. 10
24
21
Feb.
10
Jan.
13
4234 Jan.
23* Jan.
7
Jan.
11
30
14
Feb.
5
United Chemicals Inc—
*
'
.
"
600
29,500
33,400
620,500
16,900
69,100
20
156,500
3,300
59,400
375
r
;
75
6,000
3,800
.
Common.............
3,600
2,500
$3 cum partic pref._......*
72,100 United Corp warrants.......
75,900 United Dry Docks com
*
...1
1,041,100 United Gas common
$7 preferred
_..*
35,400
Warrants...
240,700
70 United G 8c E 7% pref... 100
360,900 United Lt Ac Power com A...*
...
......... .....
Common class B
.....1*
11,300
$6 conv 1st pref
146,000
1,100 United Milk Products com..*
$3 preferred.......—....i»
365
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Fat footnotes
400
Preferred-
see page
53.
■8
834
<
Sale
Sale
134
13*
634
9434
13*
43
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"53* Sale" "43* Sale"
4034
Sale"
4034
Sale"
9134
334
53*
343*
1134
6
403* Feb.
Feb.
23* Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 10 "13* Feb.
7 34 Feb.
Feb. 20
3
Feb.
94% Feb.
3
Feb.
134 Feb.
5
9134 Feb.
Feb.
534 Feb.
Feb. 19
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb. 20 45% Feb.
Feb.
7
Feb.
45
53* Sale
8734
13*
39
Feb.
353*
134
13*
434
24
17
29
5
29
73*
353*
134
3*
4
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
iB
Jan.
9434 Feb. 29
27
813*
34
8634
334
53*
293*
63*
26
Feb.
25
43
534 Feb. 26
134 Feb.
1
634 Feb.
13* Feb.
6
4
534 Jan.
134 Jan.
2
2
4
8
Jan.
14
85
1
5
5
17
5
4
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9134 Feb.
534 Feb.
17
4
453* Feb.
133* Feb. 27
Jan.
47
5
8
Jan.•
.
Feb.
25
634 Jan.
13* Jan.
22
23
Feb.
4
'
Am dep rets for ord reg._£l
17,400
6,500 Unit Profit Sharing com—..*
100
9 3*
39
3934
2 34 Sale
134 Sale
934
10
634
134
9
634
Sale
10
634 Sale
134 Sale
10
13
10
Feb.
4
10
Feb.
10
NEW
48
In
Shares
11,775
1,247
9,500
6,125
010
9,400
9,000
324,300
228,100
1,100
United Shoe Meek
25
com
Feb, 1
Bid
Far
Preferred—
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
to
Feb. 29 1936
STOCKS (Concluded.)
EXCHANGE
July 1 1033
Jan, 1
Shares
HEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
•February
CURB
Low from
SALES
AGGREGATE
YORK
Feb.
Ask
89* Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
88* Feb. 19
•
U S Dairy Prod class A com..*
Class B com....... ......*
9.800
Lowest
Sale Prices
29
Ask Bid
Feb,
11
1* Feb.
* Feb.
* Feb.
'32 Feb.
1* Feb.
s«
902,800 U S Elec Pow com w W.......1
Stock purchase warrants..
416,100
2,900 U S Finishing common.....*
Sale
'32 Sale
1*. Sale
90
19
3
20
19
26
39
Feb.
Lowest
3
41* Feb. 24
Feb.
11
Feb. 11
Feb. 10
Feb.
1
.* Feb.
1
23* Feb.
Feb.
5
7
Highest
Sale Prices
83
Jan. 17
38* Jan.
3
1* Feb. 19
* Jan. 30
* Jan.
3
'32 Jan.
8
Sale Prices
Jan. 31
90
41
Feb. 24
2
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
1
Jan. 28
'32 Jan.
1* Feb. 26
* Jan.
15
18
Preferred..............100
25,306
52,166
20,20Q
2.800
20,000
1,400
5.600
31,700 USA Internet Sec com....*
1st preferred with warr...*
5,100
1,400
25.300
2,000
27,400
5,300
1,700
5,300
32,000
45,700
900
400
U S Foil class B
22
...»
"~1* Sale"
33
7
37
U S Radiator common......*
7% preferred...........100
U S Rubber Reclaiming....*
U S Stores Corp com........*
United Stores Corp com vtc *
34*
7%
Sale
3
34*
83
Sale
35}
35
Sale
Sale
T" Sale"
1,550
10,400
7,700
43,600
7,050
1,700
3,550
21,000
2,125
4,500
.
Class B...
.....*
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham
ft Worts common.
.._..*
Preferred................*
Walker Mining...
......1
Wayne Pump Co common...*
Wenden Copper Mining....1
Western Air Express Corp..l
Western Auto Supply com A *
275 Western Cartridge 4% pf.100
Western Maryland Ry—
150
7% 1st preferred
100
170 Western Power 7% pref ...100
25
100
100
a.
5,900
800
10
82*
Sale
84
4*
80
a
4*
Sale
1* Sale
1* Sale
5* Sale
4*
2* Sale
2H Sale
4*
2* Sale
29
Sale
7*
Feb. 29
1* Feb. 26
* Feb. 29
39*
1*
1*
35
Feb.
3
3
18
8
Feb. 21
Feb. 10
Feb. 25
Feb.
4
Feb. 13
Feb.
1
Feb.
4
8* Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3?H
6
27
Feb.
6
Feb. 27
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
32* Feb.
1
5
14
14
1
7
1
1
17
28
Feb.
Feb.
5
3
IJeb.
7
Feb.
4
101
Feb.
4* Feb.
79* Feb.
1* Feb.
5
Feb.
82* Feb.
4* Feb.
5* Feb.
wm
12]
25* Sale
* Sale
9* Sale
51*
53
2
1* Feb.
3
21* Feb.
2*
2* Feb.
8
Feb.
3
20* Feb.
3
9
9
1*
2
8* Feb.
4
5* Feb. 10
Feb.
3
1* Feb.
3
10
2* Feb.
24* Feb.
"8" "Sale"
43
44*
7*
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
3
* Jan.
* Jan.
16
3
1* Feb. 10
1
3
104
Feb.
5
4* Jan.
25* Jan.
* Jan.
32
46
Jan.
Feb.
62
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
101
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
4
95
4
79*
*
3*
1*
18
Jan.
32* Feb.
25
14
14
18
30
28
27
17
28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
7
83
Jan.
Jan.
6* Jan.
Feb.
8
3
21
31
87
27
9* Feb. 18
5* Feb. 10
8
Jan.
20
8
10
9*
5*
10*
2*
10* Feb.
2* Feb. 13
14
Feb.
13
1
29
Feb.
26
10
46
15
Feb.
19
1
1
19
Feb.
Feb.
5* Feb. 10
Jan.
Feb. 21 78
Feb.
6
Feb. 17 105* Feb. 14
23
1* Jan. 21
31* Jan.
17* Jan.
1* Jan.
14
4
Jan.
6
8
Xt Jan.
2
13
33]
18]
2
4* Jan.
37* Jan.
19
9
2* Jan. 25
Jan.
1*[ Jan.
6
10* Feb. 27
3
22* Jan.
10* Jan. 18
Feb.
5
Feb.
41*
tlYi. Feb.
100* Feb. 20 100* Feb. 20 100
72
3* Feb. 13
Jan.
18
1* Feb. 29
Jan.
2\
29]
1
10]
46
5
Feb. 18
Feb. 10
Jan. 11
Feb. 13
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
7
10
Feb. 19
Jan. 15
Feb.
1
Feb. 19
14 101
Jan.
16
78
Jan.
4
Feb. 17 105* Jan.
8
Jan.
71* Jan.
104
18
Western Tablet ft Stationery
375
7% preferred
.......100
40,400 W Va Goal ft Coke com.....*
2,400 Williams (R Q ft Co.
..*
_2,900 Williams Oil-O-Matic Htg
19*
20*
20*
22
20
Feb.
3
69* Feb. 20
102
Sale
4* Sale
8*
9*
4* Sale
9
8*
4* Feb.
8* Feb.
11
12*
12*
37* Sale
.10 Wisconsin P ft L 7% pref.100
30,500 Wolverine Port Cement....10
70,300 Woodley Petroleum Gorp...l
5* Sale
8* Sale
2
Sale
70
101* Feb. 14
♦
50,700 Wil-Low Cafeterias corn....!
35,200
Convertible preferred....*
5,500 Wilson Jones Co com.
23* Feb. 15
2* Sale
12*
13*
35
37
Sale
8*
Feb. 27
Feb.
5
1
Feb.
11
6
Feb.
13
Feb. 10
Feb. 13
Feb. 11
Feb. 21
8
12
Feb. 21
46* Feb. 17
80
Feb. 11
4* Feb. 17
7* Feb. 18
1* Feb.
30* Sale
30
82,500
180,000 Wright-Hargxeaves Ltd.....*
8* Sale
30*
8* Sale
82,700
137,600 Yukon Gold Co
3* Sale
3* Sale
.Am ^9 rets ord shares..8s
8
30
Feb. 26
15* Jan.
2
67
7
Jan.
101* Jan.
3* Jan.
7u
Feb. 27
102* Jam 16
5* Feb. 11
9
8* Jan.
Jan.
10
12* Feb. 10
11
Jan.
1* Jan.
3
Fen.
13
10* Jan.
15* Feb. 11
31
80
40
80
7
31
Feb. 13
29
Jan.
Feb.
3* Jan.
1
9* Feb. 17
2* Feb. 17
4* Feb. 20
1 * Jan.
Jan. 16
Feb. 11
Jan. 23
8* Jan. 27
J>* Jan.
Jan.
7* Jan.
8* Feb.
23* Feb. 15
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
700
3* Feb. 10
35* Feb. 25
7* Jan. 30
41* Jan. 11
VA Jan. 16
85
19
3
87
27
Feb.
28* Sale
3
7* Jan.
Feb.
24* Jan.
8
3* Feb.
7
84
Feb. 21
33
Feb. 24
4* Jan.
7
30* Jan.
3
3* Jan.
60
"26""
8*
6
6
Feb,
2
2*
8
1* Jan.
Feb.
5
28
1* Feb.
87
19* Feb. 27
77* Jan.
1* Jan.
1* Feb. 10
3* Feb. 13
Feb.
4* Feb.
22*
««
7,900
11,400
8
4
5
...
Common v t c__._
......*
West Texas Utilities Co—
100
86 preferred....
.....*
Westvac© Chlorine Prod—
75
3*
84
3*
35*
98* Feb.
*19* "20*
21,400
3,900
7,400
165,100
106,600
62,100
3,900
1
Feb. 24
54* Feb.
29* Sale
.
2,600
21,700
8,700
1,100
"I* Sale"
Utah Apes Mining Co.......S
Utah Power ft Light pref.._*
18,000 Waco Aircraft Co..*.......*
100 Wahl (The) Co common....*
1,900 Waitt ft Bond Inc class A..*
100
1,100
2,800
36,500
WW.
Universal Pictures com.....l
Universal Products Co......*
....
6,100
225
.....8
232,000 Venesuelan Petroleum
5
30 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref 100
5,400 VogtMfgCorp
.
20
3,700
3,000
3* Sale
4* Sale
5
10* Feb,
300 Utica Gas ft Elec 7% pf...l00
29,800 Utility Equities com ......_*
2,300
Priority Stock
33,800 Utility ft Ind Corp com.....*
38,900
Preferred^...;............*
364,700 CJtil Pow ft Light com.......l
28,100
7% preferred.....
...100
107,100
78,400
43,500
12,300
1,550
Sale
100 Utah Radio Prod com......*
100
100
12,200
1,200
15,700
13,000
164.100
14,750
300
Universal insurance
3
Feb.
1* Feb.
33
1*
1*
900 Universal Consol Oil Co..-10
AH Sale
19* Feb. 27
2* Feb.
1
80
6* Feb.
1* Sale
37,000 United Verde Extension. .50c
....2
250,600 United Wall Paper.
200
350
20* Sale
2*. Sale
81
U S Lines Inc prefi
•
U S Playing Card com.....10
27,600
131.600
Sale
2* Sale
18
3
3
31
Feb.
13
9* Feb. 17
4* Feb. 20
BONDS
1,000
1,507,000
145,000
366,000
218,000
300,000
80,000
15,000
136,000
92,000
58,000
437,000
893.000
41,000
275,000
24,000
75,000
181.000
13,000
15,000
682,000
737,000
59,000
1,229,000
4,000
179,000
937,000
1,000
144,000
1,178,000
52,000
138,000
108,000
652,000
(.918,000
62,000
78,666
95,000
26,000
22,000
627,000
149,000
67,000
245,000
19,000
64,000
132,000
409,000
84.000
4,000 Abbott's Dairy 6s
...1942
3.014,000 Alabama Power «Ms.....l967
1st ft ref 5s
343,000
1986
5s.
731,000
1968
409,000
684,000
187,000
33,000
275,000
168,000
192,000
898,000
2,254.000
1st 8s
105* 108
84
86*
102*
96*
107*
105*
104* Sale
103*
8*
8*
9*
24* Sale
20*
107* Sale 106*
Sale
called..............1952
107* 108
105* Sale
Aluminium Ltd 5s.......1948
103* Sale
5s
Am
Community Pow 5*1 1953
9* Sale
Anter Elec Pow deb 6s
1957
Amor Gm ft Elec deb 5s ..2028
American Power ft Light
20* Sale
4s
...2016
...
724)00 Amer Radiator deb 4*0—1947
5337000 Amer Rolling Mill 5s
..1948
155,000 Amer Seating 6s...
1936
106* Sale
96*
832,000
4,931,000
151,000
1,000
160,000
193,000
58,000
36,000
898,000
37i,000
86,000
411,000
20,000
71,000
Appalachian El Pr 5s
5s
115*
Sale
1956
Arkansas Pr ft Lt 5s
Sale
Sale
Associated Elec 4*a
1953
Assoc Gas ft Elec 4
Ms
1948
6a--—
..1968
«Hs series C
4*o registered
5*s
Sale
32
3
107* Jan.
Feb.
1
Feb. 29
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
Feb. 19
105* Feb.
103* Feb.
3* Jan.
W*
33
Sale
41
U*
Sale
77
38
33
79
Sale
77
85
Feb. 25
Feb. 27
Feb.
4
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
Feb. 17
Feb.
3
Feb. 27
Feb. 11
Feb.
3
38* Feb.
17
40*
35*
52*
39*
37
45*
40*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17
18
79
89
Feb. 15
Feb. 26
ser
Feb.
56* Jan.
29* Jan.
30
Jan.
86* Sale
100
100*
98* Feb.
100
103*
86* Feb.
80
Feb.
Feb. 17
37
34
30
Feb.
Jan.
37
Jan.
75
Jan.
78
28
28
Jan.
Feb. 17
Feb. 15
79
89
Feb. 26
8
30* Jan.
29
Jan. 14
80* Jan. 24
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 24
1 106
96* Feb. 19
4
114* Jan.
1
..
Sale
118* Feb.
118* Feb.
120
138
106
144
138
Feb.
144
105* Feb.
106
Birmingham Elec 4*a__.1968
Birmingham Gas 5s
1959
Sale
Sale
106*
93
Sale
91
Feb.
Sale
83* Sale
83* Feb.
108* 107*, 108* 107* Feb.
93*
94* Sale
93* Feb.
Sale
106
106
Feb.
Boston Consol Gas 5s...1947
Broad River Power 5s A..1954
Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
1956
1st ft ref 5s
—....1939
I69"" 107*
103* Sale
113
104*
Sale
Sale
107* Feb.
Jan.
96* Jan.
120* Sale
Feb. 21
7
Feb. 29
Feb. 24
Feb. 17
Feb. 24
Feb.
6
Feb. 11
Feb. 14
Feb.
5
121* Feb.
94*
87*
108*
100
108
108*
103* 103* 103
Feb. 27 104
Feb.
3
115* 116* 112
Feb.
4 116* Feb. 25
104* 105* 104* Feb.
3 106* Feb.
7
86
Jan.
74* Jan.
114
116
Jan.
Jan.
116* Jan.
134
Jan.
105* Feb.
89* Jan.
76
Jan.
9
77* Jan.
100* Feb. 14
106
Feb. 24
96* Feb." 19
4
116* Feb.
114
Jan,
9
120
Feb. 21
121* Feb. 7
144
Feb. 29
106
109
Jan.
Jan.
110
104* Jan.
*
Jan.
8
94* Feb. 17
87* Feb. 24
107* Jan.
103
17
$$
109
100
108
106
Feb.
45* Feb. 17
Feb.
107* Feb.
"9* Jan.
For footnote* see page 53.
Feb. 18
Feb. 11
39* Feb. 17
4 100* Feb. 14
Sale
6
Jan.
120
94* Sale
25
Feb. 13
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
28
Sale
80
116
Jan.
108* Jan.
116*
100*
65*
38*
40*
35*
52*
17
I960
240.000 Canada Nor Power 5s....1953
637,000 Canadian Pacific Ry 6S..1942
127,000 Capital Admin 5s A x w—1953
98
77
Bethlehem Steel 6s_.
1998
Binghamton L H ft P 5S..1946
5s series C
113* Feb.
107* Feb.
21
11
11
18
30* Jan.
Jan.
35]
B June 1 1957
Registered..........
1st M 5s
Feb.
Feb. 13
11
116* 116* 115* Feb. 17 116* Feb.
1955
100
77* Jan.
99
4
106* Feb. 13
37
98*
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Bell Tel of Canada 5s
104* Feb. 29
10* Feb. 17
28* Feb. 17
Jan.
Feb.
1
Baldwin Locomotive Works
6s with warrants
1938
6s without warrants...1938
Jan.
13
106
104
Sale" '39'" *41"
Sale
Certificates of deposit...
2-year 6% secured notes.'33
Certificates of deposit...
Atlas Plywood 5*8......1943
Feb.
105*
104*
10*
28*
107*
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
99* Feb. 17
6
108* Jan.
8
105* Jan.
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
Feb.
8
95
105
102* Jan.
96* Feb.
105* Jan.
104* Jan.
101* Jan.
107* Feb.
1949
Assoc Tel ft Tel 5*o A—1955
Assoc Tel Util 5*a
—1944
Jan.
Feb. 28
17
Feb.
Jan.
99
35
,1977
99* Feb. 17
99
108
33
Conv deb 5s..........1950
Assoc Rayon Corp 5s....1950
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
107
Feb..
96
86
Jam
Sale
32*
95
105
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
106* Jan.
81* Jan.
92* Jan.
102* Jan.
103* Jan.
Sale
.......1949
Feb. 28
91* Feb. 17
98* Feb.
6
Feb. 20 99
Sale
Feb. 13
Sale 103* Feb. 29 105* Feb.
3
Sale 103* Feb.
3 104* Feb. 28
Feb.
7 101* Feb. 11
100* 100
104
Feb.
7 107* Feb. 18
Sale
.....1938
107
Feb.
93
Registered.*............
1H« inv ctfs
96
3 106* Feb. 13
106* 105* Feb.
3
115* 113* Feb./19 115* Feb.
Sale
Feb. 29 107* Feb.
6
Wo* Feb. 19
Sale
98
100* Feb. 13
Sale
60* Feb. 28 65* Feb. 17
Sale
1941
Feb.
82* Feb.
Sale
Sale
97
107* Sale
94*
104* 105* 103*
104
Sale
104*
100
100* 100*
Appalachian Power 6s...2024
97*
87* Sale
97* Sale
1956
Sale
103
6s stamped ext. .......1946
340,000
36,000
25,000
1,420,000
1,711,000
184,000
2,174,000
11,000
447,000
1,955,000
1,000
195,000
2,156,000
139,000
436,000
15,000
6,000
10,000
4,000
235,000
107
a83
Sale
Sale
1946
1st ft ref 5s....
.....1951
Aluminum Cosf deb 8s .1953
105* 107
Sale
Sale
Jan,
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
27
11
14
31
13 104
Feb.
3
4 116* Feb. 25
3 105* Feb.
7
March, 1936]
AGGREGATE
NEW
SALES
YORK
Low from
February
$
$
585,000
;
1,413,000
75", 000
202",000
;
Cent Illinois
1956
Light 5s
1943
5s Series G
2,214,000
3,225,000
1956
1948
«%•
1954
829,000 Cent States Pr 8c Lt 5H*.1953
Chicago Dlst El Generating
226,000
4%s series A
.1970
99
6
Feb.
1
6 103% Feb.
99% 299
92
93% Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
86
102
Sale
76
Sale
255,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 5%al<>52
6s series B
260,000
.1955
527,000 Cities Service 5s......... 1966
94% Sale
97% Sale
7,715,000
Conv
2,000
deb
5s
78
Sale
79%
1950
Sale
76
102
Sale4
94% Sale
96%
97%
S*
76
98
Jan.
3
90
Jan.
11
5
823
623
Jan.
2
Jan.
64
Jan.
2
72
Jan.
2
75% Feb. 17
78% Feb. 17
80% Feb.
5
105% Jan.
111
Feb.
11
102
Feb.
103
8
72
Feb.
4
94% Feb. 25
1
97% Feb.
1
96% Feb.
73% Feb. 20
80
Feb.
17
74
80% Feb.
11
Feb.
20
79
Feb.
1
79
Feb.
1
100%
Sale"
100
Feb.
1 101
Feb.
13
104
Sale
103% Feb. 11 104% Feb. 27
6
67% Feb. 25 76% Feb.
68
Feb. 20
76% Feb. 11
1937
104,000 Commonw Edison 4HS...1957
5s series A....
81,000
..1953
5s series B............1954
78,000
144,000
4Hs series C......
..1956
1,170,000
447,000
64,000
133,000
74
4s series
P....
1981
3%s series H
1965
Consol Gas of Bait 5s.... 1939
4H
8
.,.1954
Consol G B L 8c P Bait—
1st ref a f 4s
....1981
87 H
103
99
H
88 %
109
Sale
Feb.
121
47,000
91,000
1,000
61,000
;
193,000
290,000
4,000
7H% stamped..
...1939
203,000 Consumers Power 4%a..1958
6Hs with warrants
1943
1st 8c coll 6s
1943
ser
\
Feb.- 26
110% Jan.
11
Ill
Sale
Ill
Feb.
26
14 113
104% Feb.
69
Feb.
121
3
107% Feb.
1
106
Feb.
14
18 105
Feb.
77
Feb.
7
17
20
126% Feb. 29 126% Feb. 29
107
122
108% 109% 107
1
25
17
107% Sale
106% Feb.
105% Sale1 105% Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
Feb.
Feb.
120
Feb.
14 109
Feb.
1
8 108
Feb.
8
11
18 103% Feb.
15 111% Feb.
Feb.
3 121
108% 107% Feb. 28 110
Jan.
103% Jan.
63% Jan.
125% Jan.
'"7
Jan.
iu8
10
29
3 113
Feb.
2 107% Jan.
3 106% Jan.
3 105
Feb.
2
Feb.
2 109
1st 8c ref 5s
107% Feb. 28 110
11
95
Feb.
27
88
Jan.
27 100
Feb.
27
96
Jan.
106% Feb.
4
2,398",000
5,597",600
79,000
87,000
20,000
18,000
39,000
119,000
171,000
50,000
20,000
91% Sale
87
Feb. 20
87% Sale
93
Feb.
103% 103% 102% Sale
102% Feb. 29 103% Feb.
102% Sale
103% Sale
102% Feb. 13 103% Feb.
91
93
Feb.
93%
92% Feb. 28 98
17
6,000
28,000
35,000
23,000
139,000
231,000
67,000
131,000
82,000
8,000
54,000
96,000
50,000
303,000
745,000
292,000
483,000
261,000
308,000
183,000
50,000
v
70,000
38,000
21.000
1936
Continental G 8c B15s ...1958
Crane Co 5s
..1940
Crucible Steel 5s
.1940
Cuban Telephone 7HS--1941
1944
Cuban Tobacco 5s
76,000 Cumberland Co
P 8c L 4Hs '56
Dallas P 8c L 5s series G..1952
6s series A
1949
Delaware Rlec Pow 6%e._1959
Denver Gas & Elec 5s
1949
Derby Gas 8c Elec 5s
1946
Detroit City Gas 5s B...1950
6s series A......
1947
Detroit Int Bdge 6H*
1952
Ctfs of deposit........
25-yr
a
17
f deb 7s
1952
Ctfs of deposit
.....
Dixie Gulf Gas 6Hs
6,000 Duke Power Co 4%»
1937
1967
68
75
106% 107
107%
108%
103%
108%
101%
105%
106%
75
80
106% 106%
72
Feb.
106
Feb.
75
24 107
14
4
4
14
Feb.
17
Feb.
7
110
107% 109
8
107% Feb. 14 107% Feb.
Sale
108
4 108% Feb.
1
109% 106% Feb.
Sale
Sale
105
6 105% Feb. 18
103% Feb.
108% 108% 108% 108% Feb.
5 109
Feb.
4
Sale
1 103
102% Sale
Feb. 15
101% Feb.
Sale
1
105% Sale
104% Feb. 10 105% Feb.
Sale
4 107% Feb. 26
106% 107% 106% Feb.
Sale
9
10
11
5
Feb. 21
9%
8% Feb.
9
9„
7
Feb.
7% Sale
3
10% Feb. 21
Sale
2
6
2% Feb.
2% Feb. 10
2
1% Sale
8
1% Feb. 18
2% Feb.
103
4 103% Feb.
102% 103% 103 'Feb.
5
j
28,000 Eastern Uttl Invest 5a A 1954
1,596,000
8,000
23,000
16,000
18,000
276,000
384,000
6,000
4,499,000 Elec Pow 8c Lt 5s
35,000 Elmlra Wat Lt 8c
..2030
RR 9e..l956
El Paso Elec 5s A
65,000
1950
38,000 El Paso Nat Gas 6Hs w wl943
29,000
6Hs..._
1938
565,000 Empire Dlst Elec 5s
1952
1,253,000 Empire Oil 8c Refining 5 Ha* 42
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg
6 Ha
18,000
1953
22,000
35,000
46,000
111,000
35,000
52,000
Erie Lighting 5s
1967
European Elec 6H>
Without
Sale
104
104%
Sale
106%
105%
99% Sale
_ —
90
Sale
42
Sale
106% Sale
7s Series C
..1967
29,000
144,000
83,000 Fairbanks Morse 8c Co 5s., 1942
154,000 Federal Sugar Ref 6s....1933
277,000
764,000 Federal
Water Serv
323,000
947,000
43,000
178,000
147,000
9,000
535,000
2,246,000
103
78% Feb.
101% Feb.
104
107
108% 106%
105%
106%
99
100
100%
88
89% Sale
48
50
42
85% Feb. 17
103
Feb.
5
Feb.
105
Feb.
17
Feb.
Feb.
108% Feb.
5
107
Feb.
2
Feb.
102
Feb.
4
91% Feb.
11
Feb.
Feb.
106% 107% 105% Feb.
1
48% Feb. 28
15 106% Feb. 25
5
95
Feb.
20
27
8 100
Feb.
17 107% Jan.
2
27
4
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
29 104
Jan.
13 103% Feb.
8
98
Feb.
14
Jan.
28
75
Feb.
105% Jan.
2 107
Feb.
17
7
106% Jan.
106% Feb.
7 107% Feb.
70
103
Jan.
93
Feb.
4 110 ■
14 105%
6 109
6 103
Jan.
74
Jan.
102% Jan.
106%
105%
98%
80%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
40% Jan.
105% Jan.
4
Jan.
8
6
Feb.
18
Feb.
107% Jan.
99% Jan.
Feb.
2 105% Jan.
102% Jan.
105% Jan. 15 X07H Feb.
2
Feb.
4% Jan.
9
4% Jan.
10K Feb.
Jan.
% Jan, 2
2
% Jan.
2% Jan.
3 103% Feb.
101% Jan.
104% Jan. 20 104% Jan.
101% Jan.
17
11
4
20
30
26
21
21
14
15
5
7
4
45
2
85% Feb. 17
Jan.
28 103
Jan.
3 105
Feb.
7 108% Feb.
23 107
2 102
2
92
17
9
17
5
Feb.
2
Feb.
4
Jan.
24
10 48% Feb. 28
24 106% Feb. 25
82%
81%
82%
81% Feb. 11
83
Feb.
26
75% Jan.
2
83
8
39%
36
40
36
38
Feb.
5
36
Feb.
7
39% Jan.
22
Feb.
10
103
Jan.
8 104
Jan.
29
5% Feb.
29
SHs.1954
103% Sale
5
87
Sale
88
Finland Residential Mtge
18,000
86,000
53,000
3,000
85%
102%
102%
88%
Feb.
Jan.
12
European Mtge 8c Inv—
,
80% Sale
101
.1965
warrants
105% Feb.
2
Jan.
48
29% Jan.
28
83
102% 106
6
8
Jan.
2
Feb.
105% Feb.
7
17
29
3
Feb.
105% Sale
9
30 122
Jan.
*
91
103
77
11
9
25
23
27 126% Feb.
29 109
Jan.
Consol Publishers—
98
6
11
120
100
95
Feb.
Feb.
7
15
1
94% 100
106% Sale
27
18 104% Jan.
7 112
Jan.
5
40
95%
1
13
Feb.
35% Jan.
J an.
Feb.
37%
Feb.
Feb.
6 113
Feb.
10 112% Feb.
110% Jan.
105% Jan.
103% Jan.
43% Feb.
Sale
92
79
111% Feb. 26 113% Jan.
37% Feb. 26
43%
91%
16
17
16
103% Feb.
111% Jan.
Consol Gas Utilities—
:
34
17
29
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
80
80% Feb.
97% Jan. .'2 101
,3 104%
2
65% Jan.
76%
66% Jan. i.2 76%
Feb.
113
107% 108% 108
: 108
Feb.
103% Sale
103% Sale
103% Feb.
111% 113
111% Sale
111% Feb.
120
17
2
18
94% Feb. 25
103% Jan.
Feb.
104%
71%
126%
105%
v8§*
102
Feb.
.3
28
Feb
Jan.
2
Jan.
69% Jan.
69% Jan.
35
104% Sale
74% Sale
125%
33 H
34
Ill
36
93
1 113
113
86%
80%
69 H
98 %
54
1956
34%
112% 113
112% Sale
111% 112
107% Sale
105% Sale
2
7
Feb.
80
865% Jan.
112% 112% 111% Feb. 24 112% Feb.
111% 112
111% Feb. 26 112% Feb.
111
86 H
112
4Hs series C
36
Sale
69% Sale
69% Sale
79 %
Com'w'lth Subsld 5He A. 1948
5s series D........
.1962
Conn River Power 5s....1952
Sale
34%
33
Community Pow 8c Lt 5s. 1957
Conn Ltg 8c Pow 7s A....1951
1
Sale
73%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 17
Jan. 30
Feb.
5
2 106% Jan.
77
Sale
Sale
1949
4
3
28
.109% Jan.
Sale
5Ha gold deb
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
6
100
Commers und Prlvat
49,000
Bank 5 Ha
2
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
Feb. 25
Feb. 28
Jan.
3
89%
75%
78%
80%
77% Feb.
Feb.
14
95
28
111
103
104
Cities Service P 8c L 5 Ha. 1952
7 101
Feb.
1 106% Feb.
Cities Service Gas 5H*..194J
3.222,000
1,176,000
99%
104%
103%
99%
104%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
4
Sale
Registered..........
Jan.
Feb.
167,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s. 1943
1,264,000
94
100%
99%
99%
104%
Feb.
73% Feb.
94
2 106% Feb.
32
Feb. 18
32% Feb. 18
105% Feb. 24 108% Jan. 23
95
109% Feb.
758.000 Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep..l927
.
105% Jan.
88% Feb.
8
105% Feb.
110%
102% 103
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
98% Jan
11 101
Feb. 17
111% Jan. 11 113% Feb. 25
4 101
17
68% Feb. 26
69% Feb. 20
73% Feb. 18
68% Sale
71% Sale
75% Sale
25
3
Feb.
99% Feb. 2"
Feb. 18 104% Feb.
,
86
Sale
99% Feb. 17
104% Feb. 17
Feb.
Feb.
105% Sale
606,000
1,573,000
10,000
26,000
34,000
332,000
23,000
42,000
13,000
6 113% Feb. 25
7 106% Fbe. 14
32
32
Feb. 18
32% Feb. 21
105% 105% 105% Feb. 24 106
Feb.
5
110
9,000
163,000
6,000
25,000
,
99
105% Sale
•
190,000
543,000
3,000
113% 112% Feb.
106% 106% Feb.
Chicago Junction Rye 8c
46,000
Union Stock Yards 5s. .1940
68,000 Chic Pneum Tool 5%s
1943
.
30,000
55,000
27,000
15,000
58,000
532,000
189,000
Sale
113
99%
Sale
941
88% Sale
74% Sale
773. Sale
79 H Sale
D..1957
Cent States Bloc 5s
100
106
Sale
99 3
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb. 20 101
Feb. 17
99% Sale
97%
102
104% Sale
Sale
102% Sale
101
96%
96%
99%
99%
96%
103% 104% 103% 104
103%
5s series D
1955
Cent Ohio Lt 8c Pr 5s A..1950
5s
Lowest
Sale Prices
97% Sale
102
1«81
ser
29
101%
ls 68
4%t series H
Sale
112% Sale
106% 107
31%
40
105% Sale
Cent 111 Pub Serv 4 He P.1967
5s soriea E
1956
452,000 Central Power 5s
943,000 Central Pow 8c Lt
'■y
79,000
49,000
297,000
2,973,000
1,000
423,000
48,000
1,002,000
491,000
Pr A Lt Si
Feb.
Ask Bid
100
120 000 Cent Maine Pow 4%s B..1957
96.000
r
203,000
545,000
379,000
26,000
16,000
208,000
:
Bid
(Continued)
85,000 Cedar Rap Mfg 8c Pow 5a. 1953
78,000 Cent Arizona LAP 5s
1960
3,000 Central German Pow 6s..1934
585,000
132,000
179,000
186,000
57,000
215,000
785,000
842,000
1,192,000
398,000
Feb. 1
Feb. 29 1936
BONDS
77,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
to
1,581,000 Carolina
49,000
41,000
3,000
42,000
49
July 1 1933
curb exchange
Since
Jan. 1
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
new york
In
CURB
6s stamped......
...1961
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
Firestone T A R Cal 5s._1942
First Bohemian Glass 7s. 1957
Florida Pow Corp 5 He A 1979
Florida Power A Lt 5s
1954
99% 100
104
Sale
105% Sale
93
103% Sale
3% Sale
84% Sale
Feb.
7
3 103 5
103% Feb.
2% Feb. 20
55
84% Feb. 18 88
Feb.
7
2% Jan.
Feb.
7
7 5 % J an.
99% Feb. 21 100% Feb. 26
4 105% Feb.
103% Feb.
7
104% Sale
104
104% 104% Feb. 28 106% Feb. 11
100
93
93
Feb.
Sale" 101% Feb.
101% Sale' 103
95% Sale
95% Sale,. 95% Feb.
3
89
Feb.
Jan.
26
7
30
99% Feb. 21 100% Feb. 26
103% Jan. 17 105% Feb.
7
104
Jan.
91
100
Jan.
93
Feb.
27
5 103
3
98
Feb.
25
Feb.
8
92% Jan.
23 106% Feb. 11
3
95% Jan. 22
2 103
Feb. 25
2
98
Feb,
8
27
Jan.
Gary Elec A Gas—
56,000
459,000
171,000
137,000
91,000
25,000
201,000
63,000
32,000
42,000
301,000
1,325,000
176,000
18,000
618,000
1,072,000
177",000
..
28,000
134,000
8,000
86,000
99,000
133,000
14,000
5,000
17,000
592,000
500,000
58 ext stamped
1,071,000 Gatineau
266,000
251,000
176,000
109,000
532,000
119,000
87,000
146,000
653,000
2,774,000
425,000
33,000
1,217,000
3,692,000
14,000
376,000
35,000
166,000
34,000
...1944
94
Sale
95% Sale
89
89%
1941
6s series B
1941
Gen Bronze
conv
Sale
deb 6s. 1940
Sale
87
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
01
102
01
Sale
84% Sale
53
Gen Vending Corp 6s....1937
Ctfs of deposit......
Sale
25%
Gen Wat Wka A El 5s A..1943
55
21%
21%
58
25
24
1
96% Feb. 24
Feb.
8
96
Feb.
28
28
3
90
Feb.
21
88% Jan.
92% Jan.
83% Jan.
Feb.
84% Feb.
25
90
Feb.
21
82% Feb.
98% Feb.
3
88
Feb.
14
82
25
88
Feb.
14
2 101% Feb.
8 101% Feb.
19
91% Feb.
94
100% Feb.
83% Feb.
58
Feb.
21
7
22% Jan.
20
8
23% Feb.
88% Feb. 20
22
Jan.
94
13
86
Jan.
2
99% Feb. 17
96
Feb.
4
81
Jan.
18
2
Feb. 21
Feb. 15
Feb. 25
32
Jan.
8
87% Feb,
81% Jan.
99% Jan.
27
2
28
Sale
86%
34
33%
87% 88% 87%
12
Sale
102%
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
Great North Pow 5s stpd 1950
Gt West Power Calif 5a_.1946
Guantanamo A W Ry 6s.l958
Guardian Investors Corp—
A
1948
Pa S f deb 5s..1947
4H* series B
1956
1961
35,000 Hackensack Water 5s A-.1977
5s_
26,000
1938
1,001,000 Hall Printing 6s A stpd_.1947
tee page
53.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
18
93
Feb. 27
Feb. 11
34%
Feb. 27 90%
3 113%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
96
Feb.
1 100% Feb. 14
96% Sale
98% Sale
107% 107% 107%
5 108
Feb.
6
107% Feb.
107% 108% 107% 108% 107% Feb. 13 107% Feb.
5
54
57
53
71% Sale
68%
106% 107
107%
105% Sale
105%
103
103% 102%
105% 107
105%
109% 109% 109%
84% Sale | 93%
58
55
Feb.
3
60
Feb.
7
68
75
Feb.
17
44
Jan.
4
56% Jan.
106% Jan.
1
105
107
106
1
Feb.
3
7
109% Feb.
93% Feb. 28
4
21
Jan. 23
Feb. 25
Feb.
4
27
8
8
Feb.
6
Feb.
14 107
Jan.
93
34%
90%
113%
100%
100%
14
105% Feb.
109% 109% Feb.
Sale
84% Feb.
94
Jan.
Jan.
106% Feb.
Feb.
7
Feb. 21
7
Feb.
8
Feb. 13
26% Feb.
Feb.
90
Sale
07% Feb. 14
106% Feb. 18
103% 102% Feb. 19 103% Feb. 26
58
17
Feb.
106% Jan. 11 108
107% Feb. 13 108% Jan.
Sale
70%
89% Feb.
21
9
96
97
Glen Alden Coal 4s..
.1965
Gobel (Adolf) 6Hs ser A. 1935
Grand Trunk Ry 6HS...1936
30
2
26% Feb.
26% Feb.
89% Sale
33%
79
11
1978
1953
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
25
28
Georgia Pow A Lt 5s
war
99
96
Feb.
Sale
88
97% Jan.
19
96% Feb. 24
2
Feb.
Sale
Gesfuerel 6s without
101% Feb. 17
10 101% Feb.
27
89% Feb.
Jan.
2
24
1967
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
•
48
Georgia Power ref 5s
314,000 Gulf States Utll 5s
For footnotes
85%
Gen Pub Serv Co 5s
1953
Gen Pub Utilities 6Hs A-1956
Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A.....1948
5s series
314,000
255,000 Gulf Oil of
50,000
Sale
1956
Power 5s
6S
Jan.
102% Jan.
105% Jan.
108% Jan.
72
Jan.
4
3
60
75
107%
106%
103%
107%
4:109%
13l 93%
6
Feb.
7
Feb.
17
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
14
18
26
15
7
28
NEW
50
Jan.
Oct 15 1936
5H«
144,000 Houaton Gulf Gaa AH*-- 1943
ii
1943
139,000
66,000 Houston Lt 6c Pr 5a A...1953
50,000
4h* aerlea D..........1978
56,000
4V£a aerlea B
1981
Hydraullo Power of Niagara
Falla lat 6c ref 5a
1959
22,000
Ref 6c Improvement 5a_1951
7,000
1,049,000 Hygrade Food 6a aer A ..1949
6a aerlea B
1949
199,000
55,666
69,000
27,000
23,000
19,000
2,000
395,000
76,000
29,000
466,000
31,000
182,000
281,000
452,000
1,002,000
'
200,000
204,000
58,000
257,000
.
77,000 Idaho Power Co 5a
....1947
1937
1,648,000 Illinois Central RR 6a
1957
45,000 Ulinoia Nor Uttl 5a
1957
447,000 Illinois Pow 6c L 5H»
657,000
5H* aerlea "B"
1954
6a aerlea A...
.....1953
936,000
5a aerlea G
1956
1,889,000
•<
225,000 Indiana Elec Corp 6* A..1947
82,000
6H» aeries B......:.,.19S3
5a aerlea C............1951
477,000
7,000 Indiana Gen Service 5s..1948
230,000 Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A. 1958
38,000 Indiana Ac Mich El 5a....1957
lat Ac ref 5a—
1955
57,000
=
1950
443,000 Indiana Service 5a
lat lien Ac ref 5a
.1963
533,000
240,000 Indianapolis Gaa 5a A...1952
576,000 Knd'polls P Ac L 5a aer A..1957
Intercontlnents Power CoDeb 6a without warr
1948
849,000
■A 42,000 Int Pow Sec 6H* aerlea C.1955
7a series E...........1957
33,000
7a aerlea F
1952
54,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
FEBRUARY
37
28
65
55
20 H
40
79
80
Lowest
Highest.
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
29
Feb.
Feb. 1
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
100
9934
10134
105
10434 Sale
10634 10734 10634
104
10434 10734
10534 10634 10534
10034
11334
108
108
100 34 100
Sale 104£4
Sale 10634
Sale 10434
10534
107
,
86
60
82
32
75
75
7634
7734
----
13
4
Feb.
4
Feb. 14
Feb.
29
Feb.
14
10734
93
Sale
Sale
Sale
46
10134 Sale
48
104
Sale
Sale
Sale
42
54
58
10434
Sale
45
03
44
10834
99
11034
108
70
2334
22
68
73
75
Sale
7334
73
72
7234
9434 Sale
9034
10534
10534 Sale
73
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11 108
Feb.
11
Feb.
25
782,000
19,000
15,000
17,000
28,000
684,000
67,000
1951
75,000 International 8alt 5a
Internet Securities 5a... 1947
1,635,000
161,000
Interstate Iron Ac St'l 5H» '46
878,000
263,000
1,926,000
612,000
210,000
143,000
527,000
638,000
13,000
111,000
31,000
10,000
167,000
67,000
18,000
42,000
36,000
281,000
123,000
40,000
415,000
117,000
23,000
674,000
Without
warrants....
1957
Interstate Power 5a
Debenture
5234
46
56
49
58
8334
43
5334
55
Sale
Sale
1952
6a
101 %
37
26 34
4 109
Jan.
1 109
1 103
1 105
1 100
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
65,000
2,000
102,000
172,000
20,000
32,000
94,000
15,000
5,000
393,000
361,000
100,000
53,000
24,000
84,000
43,000
52,000
629,000
102,000
213,000
30,000
99,000
11,000
1,000
~~5~, 000
247",000
8,000
87,000
5a series D..
.....1956
4Ka aeries F
....1958
Investment Co of Amer—
5s aeries A with warr..1947
Without warrants..
Iowa-Nebraska L At P 5a._1957
5s Series B
1961
Iowa Pow 6c Lt 4^1
A...1958
1957
Iowa Pub Serv 5a
1952
Iaarco Hydro-El 7s
Isotta
Fraschlnl 7s
Italian Superpower
...1942
1963
6s
300,000 JackaonvilleGa8 5s atmpdl942
23,000 Jamaica Wat Sup tHi A.1955
262,000 Jersey Cent P At L 5a B...1947
372,000
4Ha series C
1961
43,000 Jonea Ac Laughlin Steel 5s '39
59,000 Kansas Gaa Ac Elec 6a
214,000 Kansas Power 5s A
2822
1947
31.000 Kansae Pow Ac Lt 5a B...1957
10,000
708,000
689,000
147,000
170,000
63,000
174,000
172,000
90,000
1,133,000
2,000
194,000
301,000
....1955
6a aerlea A..
41
42
67
67
56
72
f&x
39
70
102
828,000
116,000
124,000
104,000
45,000
26,000
2,409,000
103,000
132,000
84,000
332,000
101,000
331,000
483,000
6,145,000
283,000
352,000
149,000
777,000
272,000
691,000
960,000
95
Jan.
2 100
eb. 17
feb. 15
96
Jan.
2 102
Jan.
Jan.
8634 Jan.
10734 Jan.
11034 Jan.
10534 Jan.
65
63
17
3
Feb.
Feb. 19
Mansfield Mining &
7s with warrants
1951
5734
20
Feb. 20
8834 Sale
8234 Sale
87
Feb. 27
8234 Feb. 28
10034 10034
10034
10034
10534 10534 10534
10534 105H 10534
10534
10534 106
10334
10434 Sale
45
4934 Sale
6
1
82
Sale
41
Feb.
Feb.
55
Sale
55
Feb. 27
92
Feb. 13
8734 Feb. 13
8734
100
9934
94
94
6134
79
2234
Ex-warrants
11
Feb.
1
McCord Rad & Mfg 6s
7734 Sale
Memphis P & L 5 a aer A..1948
1971
lat
mtge 5s aeries F..1962
Middle Sta Petrol 6 Ha A. 1945
5334
10634
10334
10334
10534
Feb.
13
Feb.
5
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
Feb.
*11
18
14
15
1
50
32
32
10434
10234
3934
3934
40
Feb.
18
2 11734 Jan.
16
18
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
97 34 Jan.
19 10734 Jan.
Feb.
20 102
Feb.
21
Feb.
5
105
Feb.
21
Feb.
18 10634 Jan.
8 10734 Jan.
27 10334 Jan.
Feb.
3 107
13 10734 Feb.
2
25
27
Feb.
10634 Jan.
107
24
Feb.
14
8234 Feb. 24
7534 Jan.
18
40
Jan.
Feb. 15
Feb. 29
96
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
21
Feb. 17
Feb. 13
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
0234 Jan.
0434 Jan.
101
Feb.
21 105
2
2934 Sale
Midland Valley RR 5s
84
1943
90
10434
10534 Sale
10534 10534 105
Milwaukee G L 4H«——-1967
Minneapolis Gaa Lt 4H*-1950
Minn Pow Ac Lt 4H*
1978
lat Ac ref 5a
Sale
2734
100
10434 Sale
.....1955
Sale
Mississippi Pow 5a.._,...1955
94
Miss Power Ac Light 5a... 1957
9334 Sale
28H
9034
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
104
Sale
a8734
9234
2634 Feb. 25
82
104
105
5
Feb.
Feb. 26
Feb. 18
9934 Feb. 26
10334 Feb. 29
Feb.
26
Sale
86
Sale
9134 Feb. 20
3334
9334
10634
10534
10034
10434
9534
9634
Feb. 17
Feb. 25
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
17
3
17
17
Mlasisalppi River Fuel—
218,000
80,000
21,000
379,000
117,000
741,000
10534 10634
10534 Sale
10734 108
10734 Sale
108
10834 10734 10834
6434
6434
62
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
Sale
10734 Sale
6s without warrants..1944
287,000
113,000 Miss River Power 5a......1951
50,000 Missouri P Ac L 5Ha A
1955
613,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5a A..1947
205.000 Montana Dakota Pow 5Ha '44
1,719,000 Montreal
1®
L H Ac P 5a "A".1951
105
10634
10734
6034
9734
10634
Feb. 25
1 107
Feb.
7
Feb. 29 10834 Feb.
4
5 10834 Feb.
Feb.
4
Feb.
6834 Feb. 13
27
6
9934 Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb. 27 10734 Feb.
280,000
56,000
17,000
26,000
235,000
485,000
144,000
35,000
104,000
464,000
1,037,000
3,039,000
1,463,000
43,000
26,000
83,000
687,000
30,000
567,000
308,000
491,000
Steamship Line
6H« with warrants
1937
Narraganaett Elec Co 5s..1957
5a aeries B__
.....1957
Nassau Ac Suffolk Ltg 5a. 1945
Nat Pow Ac Lt 6a "A"
2026
Deb 5s series B
...2030
Nat Pub Serv 5a C O D
Nevada Calif Elec 5a
1956
52,000 New Amsterdam Gas 5a.. 1948
626.000 New Eng G Ac Elec Assn 5sl947
5s
1948
520,000
Conv deb 5s
1950
1,154,000
For footnotes see page 53.
91
93
98
51
42
1978
50,000 Nebraska Power 6s
2022
50,000
4H«
1981
147,000 Nelaner Bros Realty 6s..1948
1,656,000
1134 Sale
70
83
35
54
85
34
33
33
9
10
105
Sale
.106
10534 10434 105
10534 106
10434 Sale
9934 Sale
10134 Sale
105
105
92
Sale
2234 Sale
11734 118
10934 Sale
107
106
9334
11034
7834
7834
78
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
2234 Sale
11834 120
10834 112
108
9234
11134
Sale
Sale
1134 Feb.
1
Feb. 13 10534 Feb
Feb. 18 10534 Feb
1 106
Feb
Feb.
Feb. 29 10234 Feb
Feb. 18 9334 Feb
Feb. 20 2334 Feb
Feb
3 119
Feb.
Feb. 17 10934 Feb
Feb
Feb. 18 109
Feb. 20 9534 Feb
7 11134 Feb
Feb.
7934 Feb
Feb .27
Feb. 27 7934 Feb.
Feb. 29 7934 Feb.
4
934 Feb. 26
10434
10434
10434
9934
90
2034
11734
10834
10534
91
11034
Sale
75
Sale
75
Sale
7434
Sale
7334
Sale
74
Sale
74
27
5
17
4
28
24
7
25
17
14
17
17
17
14
8234 Feb. 24
Jan.
28
15
2
40
10134 Feb. 25
Feb. 21
3 100
5
10234 Feb. 17
3 10534 Feb. 18
10334 Feb.
2
10534 Feb. 27 10634 Jan.
2 103
Jan. 29
9134 Jan.
2134 Jan.
78
Jan.
104
Feb.
10434 Jan.
9834 Jan.
10334 Feb.
86
Feb.
21
3
2
10634
10734
5734
9334
10534
Jan.
15 107
9
2
17
9
Feb. 25
7
Feb. 29 10834 Feb.
21 10834 Jan. 13
3
6834 Feb. 13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10434 Feb.
10434 Feb.
104
Jan.
9734 Jan.
8734 Jan.
18
Jan.
9534 Feb.
9634 Jan.
4
5
"
Jan.
634 Jan.
11734
108J4
10534
8634
10934
7234
7334
7234
Feb.
Feb.
10034 Jan.
9 105
26
9134 Feb. 20
105
3334 Feb. 17
9334 Feb. 25
26 10634
23 10534
Jan.
24
20 10734 Feb.
3
1134 Feb.
1
Jan.
8
2 100
Munaon
82,000
24
3 10534 Feb.
23
Middle West Utll—
5a ctfa of dep.............
24
70
20
6
10234 Feb. 27 104J4 Feb.
Feb. 29
3 107
10534 Jan.
8
31 10534 Jan.
10534 Jan.
Feb.
40
19 10634 Jan.
9734 Jan.
23
8
11
9
28
4
9534 Feb.
10334 Jan. 16 10434 Feb. 21
8
10334 Jan. 15 10434 Jan.
Jan.
2
,10534 Jan. 27 106
9
99 34 Feb. 15
8734 Jan.
Jan.
2
10 110
10834 Feb.
Jan.
8
8
32
Jan.
32
3 104
Jan.
8
10234 Jan.
3 10534 Feb. 27
10334 Jan.
Feb.
hFeb.
10334 Jan.
10334 Jan.
10734 Jan.
Sale
24
22
28 102 34 Jan.
29 10634 Jan.
.
6
Feb.
7734 Feb.
Jan.
24
Feb.
Feb. 29
8234
Jan.
'
15
107
8134
2
61
3 108
16 10534 Jan.
2 106
Jan.
1 107
Jan.
Feb.
10
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
1
Feb.
10534 Feb. 27
1 10534
10134 Feb.
4 10234
Sale
9934 Feb.
3 100
Sale
100
9734 Feb.
98
5 10234
Sale
101
Feb.
102
10134 Sale
3 10534
10334 Feb.
10534 Sale
10434 Sale
Sale
10534 10534 10534 Feb. 27 106
106
100
Feb. 26 10134
9834 100
10134 10234
1955
Met Edlaon 4s series E
50
41
1943
8
10
14
5034 Feb. 24
90
Feb. 11
50
Feb. 29
14
Feb.
10334 10234 Feb. 27 10434
Sale
10534 Feb. 13 107
1 10534
10434 10634 10534 Feb.
10534 Sale
Feb. 21 105
10534 10634 10434 10634 105
10634 10734 10534 10634
Feb.
8 10734
10734 10834 10634 10734 107
10334 10434
10334 105
Sale
10434 Feb. 10 105
105
10534 Sale
10734 Feb. 19 10734
10634 107
10734
10134 Sale
9934 Sale
1946
Jan.
3934 Jan.
103
Sale
14
11
78
60
5 104
16
11
Feb. 29
Feb. 14
28 10634 Feb.
3 10434 Feb.
Jan.
103 34 Feb"
104
101
44
Feb.
13
28
3 10634 Jan.
8 106
Jan.
24
Feb. 14
Feb. 10
8
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
41
1941
Mats Gaa Co 5Ha
5s
10434 Jan.
10534 Jan.
10134 Jan.
14
Smelt—
1941
105
5
90
_
Jan.
Jan.
100
6
Feb.
8734 Jan.
92
Jan.
14
Feb. 13.
Feb. 27
Jan.
7
4 10134 Jan.
4
Feb. 17
2 88
2 79 34 Jan. 29
7934 Jan.
85
1
5834 Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
10134 Jan.
8134 Jan.
6934 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 14
Feb.
4
Feb.
3
8 109
09
2 103
10234 Feb. 20 103
6 11734
11534 Feb.
10034 Feb. 28 10234
29 10634
10534 Feb.
106
Feb. 19 10634
9634
9134 Feb.
97
91H Feb.
101
Feb. 19 10634
9534 Feb. 20 102
5 10434
10334 Feb.
1 10434
10334 Feb.
10434 Feb. 27 10534
7
9634 Feb.
9934
10834 Feb. 10 10934
106
64 H
58
5334 Feb. 21
Feb. 28
3
Feb.
104
50
17
55
107
3 10734
10734 ----- 10734 Feb.
10534 10434 10434 10434 Feb. 24 105;34
10534 Feb. 29 106
10534 Sale
10534 Sale
1 10634
106
107
10534 Feb.
10534 Sale
11534 117
10134 Sale
106
10634
10634 Sale
9634 Sale
9634 Sale
2
10
17
4
88
79
Feb. 24
7534 Feb. 21
74
Feb. 17
7
9634 Jan. 24
4 10634 Feb. 19
3
2
13
54
50
52
50
4 107
Jan.
Feb.
50
19
5
6 10134 Feb.
4 11134 Feb. 24
434 Jan.
4
3
101
Feb.
Feb.
10534 Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 25 10534 Feb.
7 10634 Feb.
Feb.
1 10434 Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 11
5034 Feb.
49
Jan.
Jan.
9034 Feb.
10434 Jan.
98
Feb.
15 10734 Feb.
Jan.
91
6
39
6 103 H Feb. 29
Feb. 14
2
97
100
5834 Feb.
5334 Feb. 21
17
Feb.
2 105
14
17
9434 Feb. 17
4 103
17
Feb.
58
65
54
25
1,812,000
229,000
239,000
214,000
88,000
293,000
2
28
8
18
Jan.
Feb. 21
55
8234
Lehigh Pow Secur 6a
7a
Jan.
99
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
57
70
72
76
1,454,666
86
2
10134 Jan.
3
11134 Feb. 24
5 107
Feb. 24
3
11634 118
10034 10134
10534 Sale
10634
106
94 34
9334
9434 Sale
Sale
10434 Sale
106
Sale
9934 Sale
101
10434 104H
10334 104
10334 Sale
10334 Sale
10534
10534 10534 105
96
9734
10934 Sale"
10934 Sale
32
3834
3834
10334 104
10334 104
Sale
10434 10534
104
B*
Koppera Gaa Ac C deb 5s.l947
Deb 5H«
1950
Laclede Gaa Light 5 He—1935
235,000 Manitoba Power 5Ho
587",000
Feb.
4
105
50
5,000
Feb.
8 109
27 10134 Feb. 17
5 10334 Feb. 29
20
97
Feb. 14
5 10734 Feb. 19
107
55
740,000 Louisiana Pow Ac Lt 5a.._1957
14,000 Louisville (Ky) G & E 4128.1961
Sale
85
4234 Sale
77
1948
49,000 Lone Star Gaa Corp 5a...l942
199,000 Long Island Ltg 6a_.....1945
24,000 Los Angeles Gas Ac Elec 5a '61
5a
1939
1,000
6a
1942
4,000
14,000
5H« aeries E.......... 1947
5 Ha series F
1,000
..1943
Sale
10534
105 34
Sale
46
9034
1955
..1943
2026
Leonard Tlets Inc 7He—1946
Lexington UtU 5s
1952
Llbby McNeill Ac Llbby 5a 1942
10034
10534
10534
10534
103 H
48
46
6H« series D
5Ha aerlea F
100
56
80
45
Kimberly Clark 5a A
Sale
Sale
76
1961
5a
90
86
55
35
Kentucky Utilities 5a.... 1969
4,000
97
Jan.
8234 Jan.
15
29 10134 Feb.
8134 Feb. 25
106
8
18
9434 Feb. 17
25
10
Interstate Public Service
Feb.
6
Feb.
82
Jan.
Jan.
934 Feb.
5234 Feb.
72
3
13
25
Jan.
Jan.
54
102
8234 Sale
Sale
17 114
13 108
3
82
58
72
74
29
108
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 13
10734 10834 10734 10834 10734 Feb. 20 109
Feb. 27
Feb.
2 103
10234 Sale 100
10134 Sale
2 10234 Feb. 3
10234 Sale 10234 Feb.
10234 10234
10034 103
8534 Sale
7834 Sale
4
17
15 10734 Feb.
3
13
58
13
8134 Feb. 25
5434
55
17
Feb.
5
24 109
4
97
6 7534
Feb.
7 74
7034 Feb.
9034 Feb. 20 9434
28 10634
10534 Feb.
1334
5234 Sale
56
Jan.
82
1936
InterstateNat Gaa 6s
2,000
10
8
4$
25
29
2
3 10734 Feb.
13 10534 Feb.
3
7534 Feb.
8034
10834 Feb.
Sale
92
Feb.
108
10734 Feb.
Feb.
9234 91
Sale
10134 Feb.
Sale
10334 Feb.
Sale
9834 Feb.
Feb.
10034 100
Sale
102
Feb.
Sale
92
Feb.
108 H 10734 Feb.
Sale
9634 Feb.
112
11034 Feb.
10634 Feb.
10834 109
93
Feb.
Feb.
3 101
14 107
11334 Jan.
10734 Jan.
5634 Jan.
18
Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb.
108
Sale
81
7934
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10434 Jan.
9734
10334
10634
10334
Feb.
1
Feb. 29
Feb.
11334
100
8*
41
Feb. 20
4334 Jan.
3134 Feb. 20 3234 Jan.
10434 Feb. 27 10434 Jan.
Feb. 20 4134 Feb. 11
44 34
4134
4434 41
4
3134
3134 3134 Feb. 20 3134 Feb.
3134
3234
3
10434 10434 10434 104 H 10434 Feb. 27 10434 Feb.
.
•
1
1933
Feb. 29 1936
1
BONDS (Continued)
22,000 Hamburg Elac Co 7a
1935
28,000 Hamburg El 6c Und Ry 5^s'38
87,000 Hood Rubber 7a.........1936
9
7,000
17,000
30,000
97,000
28,000
169,000
3,000
79,000
17,000
5,000
July 1
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
February
fPRICES IN
Low from
SALES
agqreqate
EXCHANGE
CURB
TOEK
9
13 106
18 10734 Jan.
Feb.
14 106
3 102 3l Feb.
Feb.
2
93
23
Jan.
8 119
Jan.
Feb. 17 110
Feb. 18109
2
95
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
7 111
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
2
5
17
4
30
24
Jan.
14
Feb.
25
Feb.
17
14
793i Feb. 18
3
7934 Feb. 17
2! 7934 Feb. 17
Makch, 1936]
AGGREGATE
new
SALES
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
new york
> ■
curb exchange
Since
Jan. 1
to
Feb. 1
Bid
BONDS (Continued)
New Engl Pow Ann
Deb S He
RANOE SINCE JAN. 1
July 1 1933
Feb. 29 1936
2,153,000
1,803,000
51
oueb exchange
yobk
90 X
fi...lM8
19B4
94 X
Feb.
Sale
Sale
29
Lowest
"Ask
Ask Bid
93% Sale
96% Sale
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
99
Feb.
5
101
Feb.
5
90% Feb.
94
1
Feb. 26
99
Feb.
85
Feb.
101
5
Jan.
88% Jan.
New Orleans Pub Serv—
-•
V
85% Sale
847,000
5s stamped...—......1942
275,000
6a series A
1949
115,000 N Y Cent Elec 5He
198°
36,000 N Y Pa Ac Ohio RR 4%«~1950
716,000 NYP AL Corp l«t4%s_.1967
566,000 N Y State E * O 4%s
1980
47,000
5 He
1962
7,000 NY A Westchester Ltg 5s '54
llttfOOO
4s
2094
69,000 Niagara Falls Power 6s-.1950
38,000
5s series A—.———1959
79
102 X
Nor Ohio Trac A Lt
86%
78
104
79
109
Sale
Sale
106% Sale
108 X
106 X
m
102% Sale
107 X 106%
114
112%
-
6
'
108
105
109
106% 107
89 X
89X
100 X 101
107
84
Sale
107
17 105% Feb.
107% Feb. 20 108% Feb.
Feb.
3 108
106% Feb.
84% Feb. 29
90
Feb.
Feb.
95
104
Sale
Sale
102% 103
103
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
104
13 100
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
100
Feb.
Feb.
15
Jan.
28
Feb.
26
109% Feb. 29
107% Jan-. 15
103% Jan. 10
2
108% J an.
112
Jan.
9
6
105% Feb.
108% Jan. 28
109
84% Feb.
Feb. 20 95% Feb.
Feb. 27 64% Feb.
Feb. 28 107% Feb.
Feb. 18 104% Feb.
100% 100
Sale
92%
61% 59 -«
106
107
106%
103x4 103% 103
103
104% Sale
100% Sale
100%
104% ,105% 105
60
Feb.
111%
103%
107%
106%
Feb.
99
Sale
Jan.
107% Jan.
105% Jan.
102% Jan.
Feb.
102% Feb.
104% Feb.
t!*
69
101
108% Feb.
106
64%
66%
107 X
103 X Sale
103 X Sale
101X Sale
105X Sale
95
74% Jan.
88% Feb
Feb.
-
Sale
107 X 108
Sale
108
84% Feb.
76% Feb.
101
Sale
61,000 Nippon Elec Pow 4%*—.1953
7,000 Nor Amer LAP 5% notes 1936
750,000
5 H* • f deb acr A
1956
120,000 Nor Cont Utll 5He A...—1948
57.000 Nor Indiana O 5c B 6s....1952
277,000 Nor Ind Pub Senr *•
1966
367,000
5s series D
.....—1969
659,000
4H* E
1970
138,000 Nor Ohio PAL SHe
1951
4,000
86%
80
Sale
Jan.
13
89% Feb. 19
100% Jan. 28
Feb.
90% Jan.
53% Jan.
96
Jan.
23
64% Jan.
30
108
6
104%
8 104% Feb.
28 101% Feb.
17 105% Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
15
104% Feb. 13
7
101% Feb.
3
105% Jan.
105
Jan. 15
5s—1956
Nor States Power
164,000
5%% notes. .
1940
4 He
495,000
1961
220,000 Northwest Elec 6s stpd..l945
57,000 Northwest Pow 6s A
-I960
35,000
Certificates of deposit
678,000 Nor*west Pub Senr 5s A—1957
57
57
105%
Sale
59% Sale
59% Sale
100% Sale
Sale
103% Feb.
106
57
.1961
.1950
.1940
.1948
.1941
18
103% Feb. 18 104% Jan.
3 107
105% Jan.
Jan.
13
1
101
Jan.
29
51
Jan.
1 105% Feb. 13
Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb. 24 107
8
3 107% Feb.
Feb.
4 106% Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb. 11 112
Feb. 17 105% Feb.
3
5
4 106% Feb.
Feb.
3 107
Feb. 14
Feb.
Feb. 17
Feb. 10 105
4
94
Feb. 15
Feb.
6
Feb.
4] 99% Feb.
103% Jan.
106
111
105% 106
106% 106%
105% Sale
103% Sale
92% Sale
95%
97%
.1953
.1954
3 104% Feb.
1
59% Feb.
50% Jan.
98% Jan.
105% Sale
109% 110
.1956
Feb.
18 104% Feb.
1 107
Feb.
47
Feb.
1
59% Feb. 29
7
100% Feb. 20 102% Feb.
105%
105%
106%
106% 105%
Sale
109%
105
Sale
107
Feb.
102% Feb.
105% Sale
105% Sale
106% Sale
106% 107
..
.........
Sale
Sale
101% Sale
359,000 Ogden Ges Co 5s....... .1945
309,000 Ohio Edison Co 5s...... -I960
.1952
80,000 Ohio Power 5s series B
223,000
4%s series D
30,000 Ohio Public Serv 6s C...
5s series D—........
93,000
5 He series B
51,000
...
365,000 Oklahoma Gas A El 5s..
61 lerlea A
177,000
343,000 Okla Pow A Water 5s A.
86,000 Oswego Falls Co 6s..—
103% Sale
106% Sale
106 X
Sale
105
106% 106% 106%
Sale
106
105%
103% Sale
103%
91
92
91 %
98% Sale
96%
108
106% 107% 107
107% Sale
105% 106
121
Sale
120% Sale
107% Sale
105% Sale
106%
105%
119%
105%
Sale 100% 101
115
116% 115% 117
90% Sale
86% Sale
32,000 Pacific Coast Power 5s—1940
219,000 Pacific Gas A El 1st 4%s.l957
1st A ref 6s B—......1941
135,000
1st A ref 4He F
490,000
...1960
Pacific Investing 5s A—1948
Without warrants.....
163,000
5,000 Pacific Ltg A Pow 5s
1942
2,050,000 Pacific Power A Light 5s. 1955
14,000 Palmer Corp of Ls 6s
1938
1936
29,000 Park A TUford 6s
686,000 Penn Cent Lt A Pow 4He 1977
5s
1979
13,000
756,000 Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
4
1 101
Feb.
99% Feb.
4 116
Feb. 18
115% Feb.
86% Feb. 29 94% Feb. 14
99%
103
103
103
99% 101
103% Sale
102
Feb.
Feb.
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
1
6
5
Jan.
18
15
109
Jan.
28
105
Jan.
85,000 Phila Electric Co 5s
1966
296,000 Phila Elec Power 5%«
1972
102,000 Phila Rapid Transit 6s..1962
7
104% Jan.
102% Jan.
16 107
16 105
Feb.
14
Feb.
17
94% Jan.
23
90
Jan.
93% Jan.
106
Jan.
1st A refunding
218,000
V.
274,000
A
Feb.
4
Feb.
18
94%
103%
100%
103%
105%
101%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
14
102% Feb. 25 104%
98% Jan. 20 102%
105
Jan. 23
107%
106% Feb. 20 107%
104% Jan. 10 106%
105% Feb. 20 108
112% Feb. 18 114%
3
86% Jan.
96%
2 106%
103% Jan.
Feb.
100
Jan.
2
9
11 101% Feb.
15
104% Jan.
97% Jan.
5
Sale
100% Sale
105
107
114
Sale
95x8
105%
Sale
Sale
11%
Sale
100% Feb.
104 X
100
44 H
104
112% 114
110% Sale
89%
90
113
107% Sale
107% 108
112
Sale
Sale
89% Sale
13
14
3
1
24
1
5
4
17
5 113% Feb. 21
112% Feb.
1 112% Feb. 27
110% Feb.
4
88% Feb. 24 90% Feb.
4%s—1957
Co
I960
107% Feb.
Feb.
10
15. 51% Feb.
1.106
Feb.
24
10 108
46% Sale
40,000 Pomerania Elec Co 6s.... 1953
1939
Poor A Co 6s
Portland Gas A Coke 5s. 1940
Potomac Edison 5s
ser
B.1956
1961
4Hs series F
Potomac Elec Power 5s_.1936
49% Sale
45
Feb.
105
Sale
106
Sale
105
Feb.
107%
102%
27%
103%
79%
106%
107%
101%
Piedmont A Northern 5s. 1954
Sale
107
Sale
103
104"
105
Sale
80
Feb. 28 107%
107% 107
Sale
1 103%
102% Feb.
27
Feb.
5
27%
Sale
103% Feb. 14 105%
81
78% Feb. 13 80
Sale
106% Feb. 10 107
1 108
109% 107% Feb.
101% 101
Feb. 28 101%
,
27
107% 106
Sale
107^
102% 101
14
1
Feb.
Feb. 21
5
Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb.
14
Feb.
3
Feb.
13
Feb.
6
11
99% Feb. 17
2
6
Jan.
2
7s
7s
1947
.........1947
stamped
Jan.
103% Yeb.
77% Jan.
83% Jan.
107
108
101
102% Jan.
Jan.
83
5
86% Feb.
17
66% Jan.
3
94%
98%
93% Feb. 24
11
4
90% Jan.
97% Jan.
25
31
4Hs series F
139
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
103%
104
104%
103% Sale
104% 104%
103
104%
1980
1981
4He series I
1960
Pub Serv of Okla 5s D...1957
5s series C
....1961
Pub Serv Subsld 6He A..1949
Puget Sound PAL 5%s_1949
58 series C............1950
94/ Sale
92% Sale
86% Sale
1950
4He series D
79,000 Quebec Power 5s
1968
206,000 Queens Boro GAB 5%s.l952
4 He
20,000
1958
74,000
273,000
18,000
20,000
3,000
1,075,000
98,000
498,000
7,000
16,000
Reliance Management 5s_1954
Rochester Cent Pow 5s A 1953
Rochester Ry A Lt 5s....1954
Ruhr Gas Co 6 He
1953
98
.....
Feb.
19
31% Feb.
15
32
98
Ruhr Housing 6%s
A....1958
San Ant Pub Serv 5s
San Joaauin L A
55%
22%
fs*
'79
64
P 6s B..1952
88
1955
101
Sauda Falls Co 5s
Saxon Public Works—
For footnotes se
page
53.
I
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
SOX
Feb.
103
81
32%
25%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
6
132% Jan.
4
104
17
1
1
102
Jan.
102
Jan.
17
32%
7
&
8*
g*
101%
106%
103%
103%
106%
103%
38
62%
41
99%
32% 33
32%
Sale
24
28%
29%
22
22% 28%
103% 103% Sale
102%
Sale
70
72
68%
Sale
102% 102% 99%
108
106% 107
106%
Sale
104% 104% 103
108
103%
104% 105
107% 107% Sale
106%
103% 104% 104% 103%
68
Sale
68
64%
Sale
98% Sale
97%
32%
102% Sale
Sale
101
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
7 111% Feb.
4 104% Jan.
3 103% Jan.
2 104% Jan.
27 105% Feb.
1
101
17
17
14
17% Feb.
108% Feb.
1
Feb.
86% Jan.
83% Jan.
78% Jan.
2
16
100
74
7 104
Jan.
23
Feb.
Jan.
27
3
Feb.
Feb.
5
7
2 19% Jan.
10 108% Feb.
7
4% Feb.
8
4
14
18 125
2 110
Jan.
27
Jan.
16
Feb.
124
Jan.
18 109% Feb.
13
109
Jan.
30
6
6
32% Jan.
18% Jan,
10
18
Jan.
103% Feb. 10 102% Feb.
1
8
72% Feb.
65% Jan.
6 101% Feb. 26
98% Jan.
6 108
Feb. 10 106% Jan.
Feb. 10 104% Feb. 26 100% Jan.
3 104% Feb. 28 100% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
24
33
Jan
11
30
Feb
ill
]04
68
Feb
Jan
4
Jan.
5
13
Jan.
72% Feb
3 102
Jan,
6 108
Feb
4 104% Jan,
3 104% Feb
6 107
Jan,
2 104% Feb
Jan.
2
101% Feb. 29 105
04% Feb. 25 100%
68
Feb. 29
58
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb. 27 100
97%
Feb. 21 104% Feb. 17 101
17
2
95
18 112
4
33
7
27
13
1
23
23
Jan.
14% Jan.
106% Jan.
4
104% Jan.
106% Jan.
Jan.
111% Jan.
32% Jan.
27
93% Jan.
89% Feb.
3 106% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
101% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
105
4
Feb.
3
103
14
3
32% Feb.
30% Feb. 25
6 103% Jan.
96% Feb.
2
106% Jan.
3 104% Feb.
13 124% Feb.
Feb.
2 140
24 107
3
7
3
11
17
25
17
20
Feb.
24
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
106% Feb.
4
Jan.
95 % Feb.
8 100 % Jan.
13
32
Feb.
Feb.
5 106% Feb.
5 104% Feb.
20
91
103% Jan.
103% Feb. 24 104% Jan.
104% Feb. 24 105
Jan.
6 102% Feb. 14
102% 104
101% Feb.
4
93
82
Feb.
95
Feb. 27
97%
111% Sale
111% Feb. 13 111% Feb. 13
33
6
33
Feb.
5
32% 34
32% Feb.
Feb.
7
27% 27% 28% 27
27
Feb.
7
Feb.
Feb.
108% Jan.
101% Jan.
3
82
16
17% Sale
15%
16
106% 108% 107
107% 107
103% Sale 103% 103% 103
124
125
124% 125
124%
109% 110
109% 109% 109%
4
37H
Feb.
102% 104
111%
66
17
73
3 140
24 106%
5 111%
18 103%
Feb.
Feb. 24 103%
Feb. 18 103%
3 105%
105% 104% Feb.
103% Sale 103% Feb. 24 103%
104% 104% 104% Feb. 24 104%
101
Feb.
6 103
102% 101
Sale
91
Feb. 18
96%
Sale
89
89
Feb. 19
92%
Sale
84
83% Feb. 29 89%
Sale
106
Feb.
Sale
106% 106
Sale
103% Feb.
104% Sale
106% 106% 106% 106% 106% Feb.
1958
6s
1937
28,000
67,000 Schulte Real Est 6s w W..1935
6s without warrants...1935
239,000
1943
115,000 Scrlpps (E W) Co 5Ho
92,000 Seattle Ltg Co 5s—.....1949
300,000 Second Internet Sec 5S..1948
....1948
25,000 Servel Inc 5s
423,000 Shawinigan WAP 4 Hi--1967
4 Ho series B
1968
73,000
5s series C
.....1970
172,000
4Hs series D—
...1970
168,000
36,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6a_..1947
296,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s.. 1957
2025
1,763,000 Southeast PAL 6s
139% 137
104% 104
110% 110
104
102%
103% 103%
104
St Louts Gas A Coke 6a..1947
Safe Harbor Water Pr 4%s
137
104%
110%
103%
103%
103%
105%
106
100
Feb.
Feb.
6
137%
104%
110%
103%
103%
103%
1978
4%s series D...
4Ha series E
Feb.
Jan.
84%
31%
4
14
Feb.
106% Jan.
93%
95% Feb.
99% Feb.
21
27
Jan.
27% Jan.
106
Jan.
83%
Feb.
4
104
88%
99
1956
24
13% Feb. 17
51%
94%
99%
32%
31%
6% perpetual certificates
5s
6
Jan.
Feb.
107% Jan.
96% Jan.
106
13
Jan.
106
86
Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s C.1966
28
Jan.
Jan.
Pub Service Co of N J—
146,000
35,000
179,000
144,000
91,000
560,000
229,000
197,000
95,000
191,000
2,433,000
763,000
1,802,000
Jan.
Jan.
94
191,000 Power Corp of Can 4H>B 1959
364,000 Power Securities Corp 6s. 1949
21,000 Prussian Elec 6s....
..1954
Jan.
30 108% Jan.
27
5
13
7 112% Feb.
6
90% Febw
41% Jan.
15
14
23
107
103
106
3
16
21
Feb.
15 113% Feb.
Jan.
21
Feb.
112% Jan.
110% Jan.
86% Jan.
Potrero Sugar 1st
281,006
8
3
6
3
2
Jan.
85% Jan.
102% Jan.
18
104% 102
Sale
99%
106% 107%
107
106%
Sale
106%
22
7 101
7 116
98% Jan.
114
21
103%
101%
105%
106%
106%
Jan.
29 107
Jan.
24 107% Jan.
5 103% Feb.
101
37,000 Pittsburgh Goal 6a......1949
543,000 Pittsburgh 8teel 6s
...1948
86,000
399,000
99,000
57,000
21,000
8 100
105% Feb.
4 121% Feb.
119% Jan.
105% Feb. 24 107% Jan.
Hydro-Electric
6 H» class
2
5 103
Feb.
17 100% Feb.
108
29
Jan.
Phila Suburb Cos GAB
Piedmont
7 112
Feb.
3 105% Jan.
8
11
17
Feb.
106
105%
106% Jan.
1950
Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
Without warrants
272,000
745,000
5He series B—.......1959
70,000 Penn Power Co 5s.......1956
1947
41,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
5s series D
1954
71,000
16,000 Penn Water A Pow 4H«—1968
5o
j
1940
140,000
2,039,000 Peoples Gas Lt A Coke 4s B'81
6s series C-.......1957
633,000
2,925,000 Peoples Lt A Pow 5s
1979
74,000
2
105% Feb. 24 107
Jan.
2 107% Jan.
105% Jan.
2 106% Jan.
105% Jan.
99% Feb.
109
16
13
29
2
59% Feb. 29
2 102% Feb.
7
102% Feb. 25 104% Feb.
Sale
99% Feb. 27 102% Feb.
106
Feb.
5 107% Feb.
l08~" 106% Feb. 20 106% Feb.
107
1 106% Feb.
106% Feb.
106
108
Feb.
105% Feb. 20 106
112% 113% 112% Feb. 18 114% Feb.
7
96
Feb.
95% Sale
95% Feb.
105
105% 104% Feb. 20 106% Feb.
10
Feb. 26
10% Sale
13% Feb.
99% 100
102% Sale
106
Feb. 18 107
Feb. 24 107%
Feb. 24 121%
Feb. 24 107%
27
2 104% Feb.
4
59% Feb.
Feb
Feb. 27 100% Jan,
21 104% Jan,
Feb.
new
52
AGGREGATE
In
Since
February
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
560,000
188,000
36,000
26,000
5,000
41,000
to
Feb. 29 1936
Sou Calif Ed 3%s._May
446,000
3He B
1945
1st & ref mtge 4s_._-_.1960
Refunding 4%s
1955
_
74,000 Sou Calif Gas Co 4%s
Southern
28,000
.46,000
846,000
311,000
1 I960
July 1 i960
:
Debentures 3%8
1961
Southern Indiana Ry 4a. 1951
63
369,000 Southweatarn LkP 5a.. 1957
1945
186,000 S'weatern Nat Gaa 6a
2023
176,000 Southweatarn P Ac L 4a
37,000
67,000
345,000
363,000
245,000
77, 000 S'weatern Pub Sere 6a A. 1945
1942
151, 000 Staley (A E) Mfg 6a
719, 000 Standard Gas Ac Elec 6a.. 1935
6s Certlfs of deposit... 1935
728, 000
1935
Coot 6a
755, ,000
6s Conv ctfs of deposit. 1935
661, ,000
1951
6s
1,757 ,000
1966
6a
1,541, ,000
1939
125, ,000 Standard Invest 534s
203, ,000
5s without warrants... 1937
2,601 ,000 Stand Power At Lt 6a.... .1957
88 ,000 Standard Telep 5H< A... 1943
57,000
935,000
39,000
__
...
Stlnnes (Hugo)
40,000
89,000
61,000
34,000
2,000
36,000
409,000
261,000
Highest
Sale Prices
102
103%
103%
104%
107%
107%
Sale
103%
Sale
108
106
Feb.
106% 106
101
Jan.
6
100%
103%
107%
106%
Jan.
2 104
Feb. 21 105
Feb. 10 108
Jan. 20 107%
Feb. 27 107
1 104
Feb.
104
Feb.
27
25
105
Feb.
11
108
Feb.
25
107% Feb.
102% Feb.
4
103% Feb. 21
107% Feb. 10
106% Jan. 20
Feb.
27 107
Feb.
7
106
101
104
107 %
70
Sale
Sale
102% Sale
"§6%
96%
103% 104% 103
107%
107% 108
69
80
Sale
102%
103% Sale
Feb.
104
Feb.
28
103
Feb.
108
Feb.
7
Feb.
82% Feb. 24
103% Feb. 28
98%
Sale"
Feb.
96% Feb.
55
83
37 %
48
37%
30
28 %
64
64
25
16
101% 100% 101
97
100% 102
97
Sale
94
Feb.
100
96
94
101
92
95% Feb.
25
Feb.
56
59
97
103%
51
53
50
53
60
60
55
55
105% Sale
*A saie
105% 105% 105% Sale
108% 109% 108% Sale
108%
108% 108% 108
27
Feb.
17
20
48
94%
Sale
553 000 Tenn Pub Serv 5a
40
85
Sale
93
Sale
79% Sale
49
Feb.
8
46
Feb.
17
105% Feb.
105% Feb.
108% Feb.
Feb.
108
6
26 102% Feb.
4 101
Feb.
99
1 105%
104% 104% 104% Feb.
104% Sale
102 % 102% 102% 102% 102% Feb. 19 102%
3
83%
Sale
76
76%
77% 74% Feb.
81
73
Feb. 26
Sale
76
76% Sale
84
75
Feb. 20
77
Sale
76% Sale
81
73
Feb. 26
Sale
77
Sale
76
80
69
Feb. 20
71
Sale
75% Sale
76
67% Feb. 20
Sale
73
70% Sale
28 102 J
99% Feb.
97
99%
101% Sale
99% Feb. 27 100 j
99% 100
100% 100 %
76%
68% Feb. 20
71
Sale
71% Sale
4
59
50
Feb.
55
56
51
48%
900 000 fenn Elec Power 5a...... 1956
1970
Feb.
54
Feb. 15
6
Feb.
Feb. 15
Feb.
27
25
11
Feb.
25
Feb.
6
Jan.
9
10 104% Jan.
13 108
Jan.
2
82% Feb.
14
3 104
Jan.
3
24
22
99
99
~Feb~.~25
9 103% Jan.
3
Jan.
21
2
Jan.
91
102% Feb.
69
Jan.
2
6
Feb.
27
Feb.
17
6 105% Feb.
19 104% Jan.
15
Jan.
101% Jan.
103% Jan.
102% Feb.
3 101
2
99
92% Jan.
•
3
2
83% Feb.
15
17
69
Jan.
2
81
Feb.
17
Feb.
15
69% Jan.
2
84
Feb.
15
Feb.
17
69
Jan.
2
81
Feb.
17
Feb.
17
65% Jan.
2
80
Feb.
17
Feb.
17
66
Jan.
2
76
Feb.
4
Feb.
3
97
97
Feb.
3 102% Feb.
2 100% Jan.
24
Feb.
17
2
76% Feb.
17
2
59
Feb.
14
8
54
Feb.
28
4
53% Feb. 28
7
Feb.
14
Jan.
Jan.
64% Jan.
46% Jan.
Feb.
28
49
Feb.
45
Jan.
53% Feb. 28
Feb. 28
105% Jan.
105% Jan.
17
4
3 106% Jan.
14
17 106% Jan.
13 109% Feb.
Feb.
3 109% Feb.
5
25 108% Feb.
10
7
108% Jan.
Feb. 25 110% Jan.
5
6
108
98
Feb.
17
89
Jan.
2
98
Feb.
Feb.
18
90
Feb.
17
78% Jan.
2
90
Feb.
17
4
50
Feb.
24
41% Jan.
6
50
Feb.
24
92% Feb. 20
17
—
Texas Elec Service 5s....i960
60
95 000 Texas Gaa Utilities 6a
1945
528, 000 Texas Power Ac Lt 5a.....1956
65
6a
2022
33, 000
242, 000 Thermold Co 6astamped_1937
1979
635, 000 Tide Water Power 5a A
49
1962
1952
79
19
106% 107% 107% Sale
84% Sale
84% Sale
12,000 Ulen Ac Co 6a stamped...1944
6s 2d stamped.....
54,000
1944
68 c o d stamped.......1944
47,000
68 3d stamped.......
78,000
1944
17,000 Union Amer Invest 5a A .1948
33
1,110 000
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1 106%
10 106
79
44% Feb.
102
102% 102% 101% Feb.
33% Feb.
35
36
32%
34
Feb.
105% 105% 105
105% Sale
108% 106% Feb.
105% 106% 108
96% 97% 93% Feb.
94% Sale
Sale
98% Feb.
99%
99% 101
111 000
2 104
"92% JanT" "2
102% Jan.
25
1954
99
103
.1946
130 ,000
7a stamped
167 ,000 Super Power of 111 4Hi>. 1970
1968
144 ,000
4%«
3 ,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B....... .1957
1st Ac ref Sl{s
3
Feb.
107% Feb.
56% Jan.
101
Jan.
60
45
25
37
26
40 ,000
106% Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
60
7aatamped............ 1936
68 ,000
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Corp
Ternl Hydro-Electric Co
64,000
468,000
41,000
246,000
15,000
124,000
415,000
76
96
25
56
40
S'weatern Aaaoc Tel 5a A. 1961
140,000
129,000
70,000
„
106 %
78 %
1944
Southern Nat Gas 6a
249",660
26,000 Southweatarn G 8c S 5a__1957
5a aeries B_.
1957
24,000
194,000
669,000
596,000
30,000
102 %
102 %
m
1944
722,000
Stamped
132",006
96%
Lowest
Sale Prices
29
Ask
Ask Bid
Countlea Gat
of California 4%a
114,000
1968
79,000 Southern Ind G Ac E 5 He. 1957
1,718,000
96 %
Feb.
Feb. 1
Bid
BONDS (Continued)—
1,172,000
1
July i 1933
Jan. 1
*
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
SALES
exchange
curb
york
6%s series A
1953
36%
12
51
55
Sale
Sale
45
51%
49
3 103% Feb.
18
10
6
36% Feb.
7
Feb.
25
Feb.
28
19 106
13 108
97% Feb. 28
20 101% Feb.
7
99% Jan.
33% Feb.
Jan.
104
Jan.
105
2
18
6
103% Feb.
40
6
Jan.
8
106% Jan.
3
2 108
Feb.
28
93% Feb. 10 97% Feb. 28
2 101% Feb.
98% Jan.
7
Toledo Ed laon Co—
204,000
1,864,000
6,000
55,666
10,000
10,000
12,000
4,000
6,000
1st mtge gold 5a
388, 000
3,042 000 Twin City Rap Tr 5 Mm A
_
Union Electric Lt Ac Pow (Mo)
5s series A
11,000
...1954
19,000
4%s
5s aeries B
20,000
35,000 United Elec of N
12,000
4,000
242,000
59,000
173,000
307,000
107
106
106
105%
106% 107%
Sale 105% 107
J 4a_._ .1949
96%
114
115
138,000
129,000
24,000
572,000
111,000
,5,000
72,660
118,000
129,000
—-
32
32
47%
33%
32
32
34%
26%
86%
83%
46
80
Feb.
18
Jan.
31 107% Jan.
76J
Jan.
21
Jan.
4
75
Jan.
8
74
Jan.
Jan.
4
85
Jan.
17
84% Jan.
84% Jan.
77% Feb. 21
5 101% Jan.
101
Feb.
18
30
25
107%
106%
105%
114%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
15
3
Feb.
20
13 107% Feb.
26
105% Jan.
18 110
Feb.
8 107% Feb.
106% Feb. 28
4 115% Feb. 14
105% Jan.
113% Jan.
15 106% Jan.
4 116% Jan.
26
9
15
45% Jan.
24
2
5 110
1
26
Sale
50
105
Sale
89
Sale
85
51%
207,000
6a aeries
....
1952
353,000
Deb 6s series A....
._1*»73
297,000 U S & British 'n ernat 5s 1948
87,000 U S Rubber 6%% notes..1937
Serial t%% notes.....1938
120,000
Serial 6%% notes
130,000
1939
Serial 6H% notes..... 1940
113,000
159,000 UcMh Power Ac Light 4%«1944
6s series A..
2022
379,000
10,000 Utica Gas & El 5a B
111
82.
52%
97
45
97%
Sale
Sale
93 %
60
60
60
60
1952
91
32,000 Valvoline Oil 7*
1937
10,000 Vamma Water Power 5%e *57
727,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5H* A..1946
6a
1946
179,000
5a aeries B......
354,000
1950
75
.
Sale
110%
80%
Sale
102%
101% 100%
102% 101%
104% 105
106% 106%
98
93%
25
75
109%
82%
100%
101%
102%
104%
106%
Sale
Sale
98
107% 106
107
100
98
102%
98%
102%
52
99
Sale
99
45
93%
96%
Sale
Sale
91
45
94%
Feb.
103% Feb.
103
31
4
79
%
1952
10
8
32% Feb.
82% Feb. 20
Sale
107
1st 7s with warrants
1954
467,000
70,000 Ward Baking Co 6s
1937
117,000 Wash Gaa Light Co 5a... 1958
12,000 Wash Ry At Elec 4s
4%
si*
76
1951
83
1960
151,000 Wash Water Power 5a
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6a
1944
302,000
...2030
427,000 West Penn Elec 5a
75,000 West Penn Traction 5s..1960
1957
1,607,000 West Texas Util 5a A
200,000 West United G Ac B 5%a A 55
6,000 Wheeling Elec Co 5a
1941
1954
22,000 Wis Elec Pow 5s A
128,000 Wis Minn Lt 8c Pow 5s...1944
134,000 Wisconsin P Ac L 5s ser E-1956
5a aeries F
248,000
...1958
75
21
46%
60
41
64
100
91
17
Feb.
3
Feb.
20
Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb.
19
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
25
97
Feb.
5
106
Feb.
Feb.
92
24% Sale
25% Sale
106% 106%
106% 107
106% 107% 108
106
106%
107
107% 105% 106%
106
39
45% Sale
39%
99% 100% 102%
107% Sale 107%
93
Sale
94% Sale
105% Sale 105% 106
107
108
107% 107
-----
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
19
3
90%
111%
86%
102%
101%
102%
105%
106%
106% Jan.
Feb.
105
106%
52
103%
61
102%
1952
78%
105%
44,000 Yadkin River Power 5s.. 1941
1937
547,000 York Rya Co 5a.
63 %
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
1
Jan.
2
88% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6 105% Feb.
2
90% Feb.
1
1
76
25,000
225,000
29,000
6s Series A
106
107
107% 107% 108
104% Sale 104% Sale
1
2
2
102% Feb.
2 102
Jan.
1
1
100% Feb.
14
Feb.
18
106
Feb.
25 107
Jan.
96%
102%
95%
83%
91%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14 100
Feb.
4
103% Feb.
3
97
Feb.
4
Feb.
3
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
106
106
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
6
2 100
Jan.
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Jan.
Feb.
1
2
94
Feb.
Jan.
29
2
97% Jan.
27
7
27
Jan.
8
17 107
Jan.
16
9 107% Feb.
3 106% Feb.
19
6
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
105
Feb. 28 107% Feb.
3
33%
99
103%
88%
105%
49% Feb.
38% Feb.
3 103
100% Feb.
107% Feb. 15 108%
*92% Feb. 18 94%
7 106%
105% Feb.
107
Feb. 14 107%
22% Jan.
106
Jan.
7
Jan.
3 103
Feb.
3 108% Feb.
107
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
102% Jan.
107
Feb.
4
105
Feb.
11
104% Feb.
8
106
Jan.
101% Jan.
101
Jan.
Wisconsin Pub Serv
16,000
1
2 111% Feb.
2
86% Feb.
3
17
6
106% 107% 106% Feb.
104
Sale
103% Feb.
103% 103% 102% Feb.
107
2
80
101
10
97
61
2
2
Jan.
91*
Jan.
4
27
17 106% Feb.
4
32% Jan.
3
3
13
25% Feb. 11
19
107% Feb. 19
6 106% Feb.
6
3
Feb. 28 107% Feb.
24% Feb.
106
106% Feb.
106% Feb.
4
100%
81%
104%
75%
98%
98%
13
Feb.
Feb.
33% Jan.
32
Feb.
97
25 107
20
50
20
Feb. 19 103%
104
Jan. 11 105%
7 106%
105% Jan.
98
94% Feb. 25
2 100%
90% Jan.
7 100
98
Feb.
99%
3 103%
102% Feb.
Sale
Sale
97% Feb. 20 100
90
Feb. 20
93%
92
95%
Feb.
17
78
Corp—
25
15
109
99%
102%
101% 101
102% 102
Sale
104%
106% 106%
94
95%
Feb.
88% Feb.
Feb.
^
50
32% Feb. 21
32% Feb. 20
26 105% Feb.
27
85
.
4
23
17
81% Feb.
Feb.
32
87% Feb.
5 101% Feb.
21
45% Feb.
49%
32%
32%
1959
..
18
107% Feb. 20
87% Feb. 17
1956
Lt Ac Rye 5 Ha
.
Feb.
83%
84%
81%
81% 77% Feb.
101
Feb.
101% 102% 101
102
92 %
1975
A
80
77%
78
90 %
«%•
1,602,000 United
3
72
99
Deb 6a.
Waldorf Astoria
314,000
29,000
54,000
3,000
79,000
84
80
1957
Without
102,000
warrants
40,000 United Indus 6 He
1941
1st 6a...
1945
33,000
651,000 United Lt Ac Pow 6%«_.._1974
1,106,000
85
Feb.
1061
74
83%
1
83
73 %
1967
United Elec Service 7s
42,000
29,000
16,000
379,000
288,000
147,000
739,000
99,000
204,000
96,000
41,000
34,000
28,000
39,000
82,000
243,000
8,000
54
106% Feb.
7
49% Feb.
94% Feb.
9 106% Feb.
14 107% Feb.
30 103% Jan.
6 107
2 105
Feb.
Feb.
2 104% Feb.
106
Feb.
13 107% Feb.
15
105% Jan.
31 107% Feb. 15
107
Feb.
5 107% Feb.
104
Feb.
10 104% Feb.
14
15
106% Jan.
103% Jan.
107% Jan.
104% Jan.
20
Feb.
15
28
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
23,000
.12,000
4,000
Ag^lcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
20-year 7a
Jan 15 1946
41,000
20-year 7a
57,000
Jan 15 1947
15,000 Baden (Germany) 7a.....1951
15
21*
20% Sale
20%
20%
26%
28%
19%
19%
26%
Sale
20%
28
13
19% Feb. 29
26% Feb.
11
21% Feb. 27
20% Feb.
3
26% Feb. 21
Buenos Aires (Prov)
86,000
156,000
174,000
369,000
7%s stamped
...
7s stamped
1947
27 %
61 %
1952
25 %
59
Cauca Valley fDept of) Rep of
Colombia extl a f 7s.. .1948
58,000
119,000
17,000
8,000
75,000
18,000
Prov Banks 6a...
46,000
1951
6s
32,000
1952
127,000 Danish Cona Munic 5%a„1955
5s
1953
21,000
Danslg P At Wat'way Bd
external a f 6 Ha
78,000
1952
148,000 German Cona Munlc 7a.. 1947
6*
1947
156,000
38,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7a
1939
1949
46,000 Hanover (Prov) 6%8
73,000 Lima (City), Peru. 6Ha..1958
Certificates of deposit
64,000
Cent
33,000
91,000
94,000
18,000
22,000
47,000
26,000
For footnotes see page
Bk of German
53.
6
-
10%
Sale
60%
Sale
62% Sale
61% Sale
8%
9%
63% Feb. 25
60% Feb.
59% Feb.
62
Feb. 26
8% Feb. 21
11
Feb.
1
Feb.
13
33
Feb.
25
Feb.
19
33% Feb.
13
Feb.
28
8tate Ac
Sale
32
35-
32
30
30
33
32%
22
30
35
33
68*
96}
911
97
99% 100%
96% Sale
96% Feb.
70
71
69% Feb.
14
28
29
28% Feb.
3
IV*
23
28
28%
70%
71%
28% Sale
28% Sale
26%
11%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
21
4%
28%
32%
26%
11%
1
28% Feb.
28% Feb.
32% Feb.
26% Feb.
12% Feb.
10
Feb.
5
11% Feb.
8*
3%
10
Sale
Sale
10%
26%
12%
27
11%
12
92
11 100
%| Feb. 24
6
1
96% Feb. 29
72
Feb.
7
26
5
17
24
21
27
18% Jan.
17
26
Jan.
Jan.
10
7
7
21% Jan. 22
21% Jan. 23
26% Feb. 21
57% Jan.
55% Jan.
3
3
63% Feb. 25
62
Feb. 26
Jan.
9
11
8
31% Jan. 30 33
34
32
Feb. 19
95% Jan. 18 100
2
96%
89% Jan.
69% Jan.
28% Jan.
28% Jan.
32% Jan.
11
3
26% Jan.
13
10% Jan.
8% Jan.
10
2
4
6
Feb.
1
Jan.
3
Jan. 15
Feb. 28
Feb. 29
72
Jan.
28
28%
28%
32%
26%
12%
Feb.
Feb.
26
5
Jan. 28
Jan. 27
Feb. 21
11% Feb. 27
March, 1936]
AGGREGATE
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
SALES
In
February
July 1
Jan. 1
Feb. 1
Maranhao (State) 7a
Medellln
16%
11%
1958
(Colombia) 7a..l95)
Feb.
29
Ask Bid
Bid
BONDS (Concluded)—
70,000
85,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
1933
to
Feb. 29 1936
$
27,000
49,000
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
53
Lowest
16
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
12%
17% Feb.
12% Feb.
71% Feb.
17
11
Sale
12%
Highest
Sale Prices
'Sale Prices
16% Feb. 20
10% Feb.
4
Ask
8
27
74
66
19
Feb.
3
18
19% Feb. 15
12% Feb. 13
93% Feb. 24
18
19
14
13% Jan.
9% Jan.
4
Feb.
10
Feb.
14
71 % Feb.
63
Feb.
8
27
75
Jan.
10
Jan.
Jan.
23
31
17% Feb. 19
13% Jan. 16
3
Mendoia (Pro*) Argentina
2,000
18,000
3,000
130,000
2,000
12,000
41,000
1951
71
7%» stamped
..-..1951
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
60
74
63^
17%
17%
12%
92%
18%
19
19%
12%
95
19%
18 %
18%
12%
77,000
7a Issue of May 1927
5,000
1947
7s Issue of Oct 1927
1947
17,000
71,000 Utile Bank of Chile 4s...1931
51,000 ttttfe Bank of Denmark 5al972
598,000 Parana (Stateof), Bras7a-'68
52,000
132,000
405,000
99,000
115,000
155,000 Rio de Janeiro 414s.....195S
303,000 Russian Gort 4 H>
1919
Certificates of deposit...
551,000
178,000
5%n
1921
Certificates of deposit
170,000
15%
1%
1%
17%
2,000
3,000
56,000
18,000
6,000
Republic est! 7a.......1945
7s stamped...........1945
16,000
123,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s
1949
7s
1961
27,000
6,000
7Ha
70%
63
10
2
3
8
17
Feb.
92% Feb.
7
15% Feb. 24
19
Feb.
16
1 %
1%
1%
1%
Sale
12
92% Jan.
10% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
1
1
26
5
14Vs Feb.
Sale
1%
Feb.
12
15%
15%
1%
1%
1% Sale
Sale
Feb.
18% Feb.
22
19%
Sale
96%
17
15%
Sale
2
65
93
2
Sale
2
-
.....
2%
2%
2%
2%
3
14
23
Feb.
3
19%
1434
93%
21%
2
Jan.
19
20
Feb. 15
Jan. 23
Feb. 24
Jan. 28
17% Jan.
123^
1 %
1%
1%
1%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
81% Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
20
25
234
234
2%
234
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
2
2
63%
5434
1234
1234
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
22
13
13
2
Santa Pa (City) Argentina
*
No par value.
Sold under the rule.
«
60
64
43%
11%
10%
61
70
11%
' Feb.
6
58
Feb.
6
58
52
51
45
Sale
12%
58
50
Feb.
3
50
Feb.
3
50
11% Feb.
11% Feb.
1
7
12
Feb.
4
12% Feb. 26
11% Jan.
11% Jan.
Sale
12%
12
nUnder the rule sales, in which no account is taken
in computing range, are given below:
Deferred delivery sale,
r Sold for cash.
x Ex-dividend
Abbreviations Used Above:
a
11
No sales.
Cash sales, in which no account is taken in
Chicago Curb
'»
com¬
puting range, are given below:
"cod." certificates of deposit
"cons," consolidated.
"cum," cumulative.
"conv," convertible.
"m," mortgage.
'n-v." non-voting.
.
"vtc," voting trust certificates.
"w i," when issued.
'•
No sales.
17
Los Angeles Stock
Los Angeles Curb
'•
The National Securities Exchanges on which low
prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by
superior figures In tables),
>
New York Curb
>
are as
'•
New Orleans Stock
*'
follows:
New York Produce
Mlnneapolis-St. Paul
10
New York Stock
•
Philadelphia Stock
Pittsburgh Stock
«
"
,
Richmond Stock
"
,
St. Louis Stock
Salt Lake City Stock
San Francisco Stock
San Francisco Curb
"w w." with warrants.
4New York Real Estate
"x-w.
x
»
Baltimore Stock
•
Boston Stock
«
7
Buffalo Stock
"
•
California Stock
San Francisco Mining
"
•
Seattle Stock
Chicago Stock
*•
Chicago Board of Trade
**
Spokane Stock
Washington (D. C.) Stock
without warrants,
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing range, are given below:
Aluminum Ltd 6% pref, Feb. 19 at 98%.
...
it
Murphy (G C) old
Feb. 13 at 160.
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 5s 1950, Feb. 26 at 98^.
com,
»•
the deficit reached
the six years up to the
Hoarding showed
total of
a
75,000,000,000 francs for
close of the financial year 1936.
According
indication of abatement.
no
;
authoritative estimates, more than 30,000,000,000 francs
in notes of large denomination were stored away, and at the
time
hoarding.
Bank of
francs
more than 10,000,000,000 francs of gold was in
Thus, of approximately 80,000,000,000 francs of
France note circulation, only about 50,000,000,000
in actual employment.
are
The Bank of France statement for the week ended Jan. 31
showed
a
loss in gold
holdings of 163,008,165 francs; for the
week ended Feb. 7, a decrease of 248,632,176 francs; for the
week ended Feb. 14, an increase of 112,416,677 francs, and
for the week ended Feb. 21, an increase of 350,287,071 francs.
Gold holdings of the Bank of France on Feb. 21 stood at
65,437,493,937
francs,
which
francs
earlier,
and with
the
a
unit
Feb.
1
year
was
stood
stabilized in
compared
with 82,039,743,324
28,935,000,000 francs when
June 1928.
The
bank's
ratio
on
at
71.17%, as compared with 80.54% a year
earlier and with legal requirement of 35%.
The franc
ranged in February between 6.69% and 6.64%.
On Feb. 1
Paris
cable
transfers
were
6.68%@6.69%, and
on
Feb.
29,
6.68% @6.68%.
Belgian currency continued firm throughout February,
ruling generally above dollar parity of 16.95.
The general
business and economic situation in Belgium has shown
sistent improvement ever since the devaluation of the
rency
in March 1935.
On
con¬
Dec. 31 the
of
The statement of the National Bank
as of Feb. 20 showed gold stocks of 3,370,200,000
The bank's ratio of gold to circulation was 82.92%,
its
Belga
ratio
cable
17.06@17.07
of
gold to total sight liabilities
transfers
on
were
17.07%@17.09
on
68.50%.
was
Feb.
1
and
in
1935
Germany showed total gold imports of 111,300,000
exports of 33,700,000 marks.
Net imports were
77,600,000 marks. The Reichsbank's reserves increased only
marks and
approximately 4,000,000 marks throughout the
of
gold for commercial purposes
lieved that the government of the Reich has
and
reserve
which
are
that
no
The unit continued to be
official character has been published relating to financial
or
on
Italy since December. Cable transfers
Rome on Feb. 1 were nominally quoted at
8.04@8.05, and
Feb. 29 at 8.03@8,04.
German marks
quoted firm throughout February as
the German exchange control marked up the so-called free
or
gold mark in harmony with the firmer quotations for
the neighboring Continental currencies.
Several times dur¬
ing the month Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, President of the Reichs¬
bank
and
were
Minister of
fund and not to
a
Economics, reiterated his adherence
the
marks, and for
at
hidden special
banks
all
recent devaluations
have
of
reserves
reichsmarks
on
the
a
a
decrease
a
of
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mark
devalued.
The
Reichsbank's gold holdings continued around
76,624,000 reichsmarks, approximately only $33,000,000, and its
ratio of gold and bullion to circulation at
slightly above 2%.
It
was
stated
on
competent
Berlin
authority
that
there
3,014,000
Feb. 22 stood
earlier and with 806.223.000 reichsmarks
year
Dec. 311932.
re¬
on
issue
secret
the Reichsbank..
third quarter,
a
restrictions
of
will be added to this
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rency
a
private
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argue
liquidation
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gold and bullion of 23,000 reichs¬
for the second quarter, an increase of 29,000 reichs¬
reichsmarks.
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Currency experts
of
ary showed a decrease in
marks ;
gold value standard of the mark.
Nevertheless,
the gold mark is purely a fiction, and the mark has
long
become
gold
Sales
It is be¬
The Reichsbank's statement for the first quarter of Febru¬
to the full
since
in
now
co CO CO co co©
economic conditions in
on
the
year.
negligible.
were
oo\«^\oo\oo\oo\oc\
change in February from its previ¬
nominally quoted under
strict exchange control from Rome.
No information of an
trend.
of four small private
\£»\M\09\05\C*\0
Feb. 29.
Italian lire showed
ous
issue privileges
I
cur¬
Belgium
and
note
banks expired, and it is understood that their reserves were
turned over to the Discount Bank "in trust"" It was esti¬
mated that they totaled 53,000,000 marks.
It is known that
4k, 4*.
belgas.
"
;
would be no important change in the Reichsbank's
gold hold¬
ings for as far ahead as it is practicable to predict. ,
Competent observers believe that there is much more gold
in Germany than is disclosed
by the Reichsbank statement.
to
same
!
;
14
(Continued from page 17)
that
is
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0
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO
February
_
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
In
BONDS
Feb. 29 1936
Since
February
Jan. 1
31,000
2,000
Lowest
Ask
STOCKS
3,070
2,230
1,500
40,050
1,860
2,070
200
15,800
7,200
4,500
700
I,090
108,170
23,070
28,300
9,900
17,750
12,900
11
13
33
35
37
40
37% Feb.
7
20
600
2,000
6,250
9,750
102,550
3,090
1,700
300
4,290
9,750
2,050
92,500
:
2,460
5,060
700
2,140
*
'
6%
5%
4%
*
2%
9%
2
1%
U*
87
6%
a5
5
2%
ioM
10 $
6i
2*
220
300
%
1*
20%
Part certificates "2"
7
8%
1%
'X
100
Participating ctfs "3"_.100
2,660 Chic Rivet & Machine cap..*
1,270
460 Chicago Towel Co
80
453,200 Cities Service Co
4,130 Club Aluminum
conv
pref *
16,300
83,650 Consumers
100
*
100
5
30
6%
_
%
5
com
Stock trust ctfs for com..5
1,580
6% prior preferred A...100
7% cum preferred
100
1,380
*
84,000 Continental Steel com..
1*
5H
100
40
ft
202,850 Cord Corporation......
25
*20,850 Crane Co com.........
Preferred
........100
1,750
930 Cudahy Packing Co pref.. 100
100 Curtis Lighting Inc com
2
160
80
2,370
Co
68%
Uten Co...*
Commonwealth Edison
150 Congress Hotel Co com...100
100
8
X
%
4%
•
com
690 Coleman L'p & Stove com
310
17,750
5,450
Sale
41%
16
Sale
41
15%
63%
1%
16%
2%
58%
Preferred....
""160
Preferred
160 Deep Rock Oil
ror footnotes see page
56
Sale
16%
3%
40
17
1%
16%
Sale
46
Feb.
27
40
Jan.
6
Feb.
5
3
13
10
27
19
32% Feb.
11
25% Jan.
21
Feb.
11
6% Feb.
5% Feb.
1
Jan.
2
6% Feb.
4% Feb. 17
4
Feb.
7% Feb: 20
1
% Feb.
7
3
Feb.
33
11
6
5
6
5%
46
41
28%
4%
1%
37
104
1
17
3% Feb. 17
38% Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
16
1
«►
*•
•»
%
Sale
-----
Sale
3%
...
30%
30%
104
5% Sale
3
2%
32
38
105% 102% Sale
20
Jan.
16
5
Jan. 30
42% Jan.
3
17
Feb.
6
6
57
Jan.
14
66
11
1
Jan.
2
16
Jan.
4
40
Feb.
Feb.
24
Sale
%
"6
A*
42
7%
*
Sale
107% 115
6% Sale
27% Sale
122
9%
40x1
106
6
27%
129
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
3
Feb.
11
21
Jan.
3
22% Feb.
17
8
Jan.
3
18
Jan. 28
3% Feb. 17
68% Feb. 11
40
Feb. 11
22% Feb. 17
35
Jan.
8
48
Feb.
6
44
Jan.
29 105
Feb.
1% Feb.
6% Feb.
40% Jan.
18
Feb. 29
12
Sale
13%
Sale
23
47%
11
44
Jan.
5!*
Feb.
24% Feb.
8
23
Feb.
25
Jan.
48
Feb.
21
33% Jan.
Feb.
28% Feb.
1
Feb.
15
30%
4%
1%
%
%
30%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
48
31
102% Feb. 15 105
7%
4% Feb. 20
3%
2% Feb. 27
34% Feb. 25 38
102% Feb. 29 107
1%
%
12%
7%
43%
19 107%
3 i
7
14
29%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4
1% Feb. 28
% Feb. 25
1
% Feb.
28
Feb.
4
% Feb. 21
% Feb. 10
5
7% Feb.
5
4% Feb.
39% Feb. 25
6
Feb.
Feb.
10
6% Sale
/.
61
Feb.
14
28
Jan.
21
3
J an.
28
1
1
120
Feb.
Feb.
3 129
11 108%
Jan.
25
7
4
100
a
Feb.
Feb.
8
22
1
28
Feb.
7
Feb.
38
Jan.
16
Jan.
30
1% Feb.
11
10
15
15
18
10
Feb.
Feb.
15
5% Jan.
12% Feb.
7% Fen.
15
38*
8
7
Feb.
27
Feb.
11
Jan.
Jan.
43%
Feb.
17
104
Feb.
Jan,
30
5
Jan.
Feb.
7
Feb.
27
Jan.
15
17
28
26
Jan.
120
10&
Jan.
117%
7%
29%
129
Jan.
110
v
.
Jan.
14% Feb.
25
Feb.
Feb.
22% Feb.
5
Feb.
6
10
Feb.
5
6% Feb.
13% Feb
10
17
9
3% Jan.
3% Jan.
4
Feb.
10
17
6% Feb.
17
Jan.
7
13% Feb.
7
10% Jan.
19% Jan.
4
14% Feb.
3
25
4% Jan.
11
50
12
7
110% Jan.
Jan.
% Feb.
11
22
4
7% Feb.
3% Jan. 29
Jan.
96% Jan.
12
21
6
21
Feb.
105
Jan.
si"
7
17
31
7
27
11
22
30% Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
24
24
29
Jan.
J
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
4% Feb.
1% Jan.
% Feb.
% Feb.
26
28
70
13
Feo.
52
27
24
Feb.
1
Sale
Sale
Jan.
% Jan.
% Feb.
4% Jan.
7
27
8
120
23
Feb.
105
3
Feb.
135
6
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
107% 104
28
Feb.
2% Feb.
Jan.
3
17
8
""% Sale
6
46
40
J.
13
28
24
21
1
23
*•
29
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
47%
30%
4%
••
Jan.
5
25
4%
Feb.
Jan.
15
4
% Feb. 26
2
1% Jan.
Feb.
1*
7%
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
26%
9%
6%
Feb. 25
27%
Jan. 21
80%
Feb. 25 110%
6
20
Jan.
5
30%
Feb.
7
33%
Jan.
Jan. 21
17%
8
10%
Jan.
2
49
44
105
13
17
6
15
24
19
29
16
24
20
25
11
48
29
25
64
107%
16%
27%
26%
Jan.
18
1% Jan.
38% Jan.
3
3
29 105
46%
Jan.
6
4
24
3
41%
Sale
Sale
3
18
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
11
22
29 104
Feb.
2
9% Feb.
1
2%
17%
3%
68%
1% Feb.
Sale
108
108
108% 110
4%
4
3%
4%
3
29
2% Feb.
16
92°
19
4
4% Feb.
41% Feb.
17
Feb.
66
Feb.
Feb.
51
28
17% Feb. 24
10% Feb. 21
41
Sale
102%
5%
3%
Feb.
8% Feb.
14
41% Feb.
%
28%
13
Sale
Sale
27
1
28
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
47
•
Feb.
Feb. 24
Feb. 20
3
7% Jan. 27
5% Jan. 27
33
Feb. 27
11
Feb. 11
% Jan. 31
3% Jan. 29
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
4
33% Feb.
44
Sale
51%
Feb.
Feb.
102%
6%
21%
7 %
6
3
Feb.
5%
6
Feb.
15
--H
11
9% Feb. 24
26% Feb. 19
9% Feb. 29
Feb.
2
Jan.
Jan. 20
Feb. 20
% Jan. 24
2% Jan. 22
4
27
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
42
2*
4%
4%
27%
7%
28
Sale
i*
10
% Feb.
3% Feb.
29
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
5
16% Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb. 15 104
32
10
pref..
10
35
17%
105
27
26
Feb.
Feb.
16
13% Jan.
21
56
31%
Feb.
46
63
18
23
21
3
13
60
31
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
58
Sale
1%
15%
2%
Feb.
25% Feb.
15% Feb.
29
Sale
•
..100
conv
Sale
35
60,820 Dayton Rubber Mfg com
Cum class A pref
13,500
Decker (Alf) Be Cohn—
Common
2,700
50
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
2
57
7%
22%
7%
5%
Sale
58
5% Jan.
1
104
38%
15%
14
3
14
15
3
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
Sale
15
22
3
300
38,850
6,900
1,080
320
4%
Jen.
9
6
14
13
Sale
15%
19
Feb.
Jan.
14% Feb.
Feb.
26
Feb.
~3% "4"
33
79
97% Jan. 30
15% Feb. 14
Feb.
44
30
Sale
105
60
II,500 Chicago Be N W Ry Com..100
490 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1
100
120
1,410
1,030
37,700
Sale
8%
42%
..
Feb.
Feb.
7% Feb.
7% Feb.
25
22
6% Sale
4% Sale
32%
33
10% Sale
29
1%
120 Chicago Electric Mfg A
..*
3,800 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
5
2,100 Chicago Mail Order com..
72,450
29
-----
50
7,800
28
5
.
25
14
Sale
14
al%
*
19
17
14
25
Feb. 25 27%
Sale
1
80%
70% Feb.
79% Sale
111
110
107% 107% 107% Feb. 25 110
Sale
19% Feb. 27 20
19%
19%
20
5
30%
27% Feb.
29% Sale
28%
26%
70%
14
Chic City Be Con Ry—
Common
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
3%
3 107
Feb.
Feb.
57
Sale
27%
Feb.
25
25
*
31
23
12
15
17%
105
102% 104
7
9%
7%
Sale
24
24%
8
9%
7%
5%
5% Sale
...*
com....
Participation preferred
•
1,250
229,400 Chic Corp common........1
Preferred..
•
20,600
257,400
1,500
1
3
20
1,150
97,400
11,200
20
9%
%
570 Cherry Burrell Corp com...*
Preferred
100
160
3,500 Chain Belt Co
210
5,600
50
27%
3
%
10
3,450 Castle & Co (A M) com
1,150 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
•
9,830 Central 111 Pub Serv pref
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
Common
|
18,100
Convertible preferred....*
2,500
184,700 Central S W Util com ......1
Prior Hen preferred
•
5,680
Preferred....
•
7,220
1,850 Central States Pr & Lt pref.*
160
450
14%
45
28
2
-.
150
1,850
14
44
1
...
..
Sale
40
29
..5
pref.
15%
5
3
*
19,780 Baatlan-Bleasing Co com
83,050 Bendix Aviation Corp com..5
1
34,850 Berghoff Brewing Co
5,100 Btnks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..*
5
2,150 Bliss & Laughlin Inc cap
10
22,400 Borg-Warner Corp com
270
7% preferred
100
•
2,200 Brach & Sons (E J) com
*
3,400 Brown Fence Be Wire cl A
Class B
........*
12,300
*
14,400 Bruce Co (E L) com
10
153,950 Butler Bros..
8,720] Canal Const Co conv
Sale
'
3%
13%
9%
25
Pub Serv pref.. 1M
pref
Armour & Co common..
7%
55%
22
98%
15%
7%
6%
104% 106
99
16%
16%
17%
7%
8
7%
7% Sale
Sale
57
7
IS
530 Backstay Welt Co common. .*
100 Balaban & Katz pref
100
110
210
American
37% Feb.
13
,..10
...
conv
7
12
*
..1
82,000 Asbestos Mfg Co com
11,650 Associates Invest Co com...*
22,350 Automatic Products com...5
Rights
17,400
320 Automatic Washer conv pf..*
130
11,900
49,700
15,500
1,960
2,150
10,050
Common
250 Altorfer Bros
37% Feb.
77
Advanced Alum Castings—5
6,250
190
11% Feb.
73
15%
7
10
3
18
4
97%
37% Feb.
18
Feb.
76
Feb.
11% Feb.
5
10
7
3
Feb.
72
77
8%
11% Feb.
Feb.
76
75
75%
*
*
24
4
72
13
72
79
par
Adams (J D) Mfg com.
Adams Royalty Co com
25
Jan.
8
Feb.
11% Feb.
77
77
Abbott Laboratories com...*
76 X Jan.
Feb.
75
19
270 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com.. 10
11,150 Allied Products Corp cl A. 25
100
Highest
Sale Prices
/ 4
mtge5%s—-—...1958
Shares.
Shares.
:
1st
1,000
Lowest
Sale Prices
43
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
1,000
Highest
Sale Prices
36
Chicago Railways 5s
1927
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep..1927
19,000
Con mtge 5a B
...1927
25,000
5,000
25,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Sale Prices
29
Ask Bid
1927
Chicago City Ry 5a
Certificates of deposit
Feb.
Feb,' 1
Bid
$
$
76,000
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from,
July 1 1933
$17,000
59,000
$33,000
— ---
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
1,029,000
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
February.__
436,000
Shares 2,801,000
5,178,000
1935
1936
Bond Sales
1935
1936
Stock Sales
Jan.
7
50
10
Feb.
5
March, 1936]
chicago
In
chicaqo
July 1 1933
STOCKS
Feb. 29 1936
SALES
February
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Sharer
150
Feb.
Ask Bid
Dexter Co
(The)
Bid
5
*
21
24
18%
18%
com
260 De Meta Inc preference
8,260 Econ Cunnlngh'm Drug com *
2,390 Eddy Paper Corp (The).....*
28,910 el Household Utll Corp..
5
15
18,850 Elgin Nat Watch Co
3,100
1,340
13,950
5,550
Feb. 1
Par
3,030
1,300
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
stock exchange
AGGREGATE
55
stock exchange
12 %
26
1654
3354
Sale
28
Lowest
Ask
1154
24%
17
Sale
29
12
26
18% Sale
24%
27
1554 Sale
35
Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1154 Feb.
22
10
Feb.
954 Jan.
2154 Jan.
Feb.
24
20
4
24
16% Jan.
12% Feb.
"
6
12% Jan.
31
Jan.
17
19% Jan.
24
24
17% Feb.
1854 Feb.
25
28
Feb.
1754 Feb.
37% Feb.
11
25
10
1554 Feb. 25
27% Jan. 16
1854 Jan.
8
37% Feb. 10
21% Feb.
21
16% Jan.
16
21% Feb. 21
Feb.
18
39
Jan.
30
43
Feb.
11% Jan.
3
Feb.
6
Feb. 26
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
5
Feb.
Jan.
11
854 Feb.
28
Feb.
1554 Feb. 25
1
3354 Feb.
Feb.
27
30
4
Jan.
Pits Simons & Connell Dock
8,200
660
400
v,
200
Sale
3 % F eb.
7
10% Feb.
28% Feb.
22% Feb.
3
Feb.
29
3
34% Feb.
23% Feb.
31% Feb.
29
16
Sale
34
Sale
23
2254
29%
23%
Sale
3154
8
754 Sale
Sale
Sale
39
Feb.
29
Feb.
43
3
10
11
Sale
14
10
Sale
28
10% Sale
7% Feb. 17
4
10% Feb.
954 Feb. 13
25
27
27
com. 25
Horders Inc common....
*
Hormel a Co (Geo) com a..*
2,100
2,000
4
Sale
22%
130 Hlbb Spencer Bartlett
450
11% Feb.
30%
Without warrants.
450
no
;k
10
Sale
*
Printing Co com
10
14,250
1,760 Harnischfe«*er Corp com._ 10
23,450 Heileman Brew Co g cap
1
1,650 Heller (w e) pref w w..
25
19% Feb.
12
Sale
»
Hall
450
8*
42
•
24,840 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl b
Class a
21,140
4,400 Goldblatt Bros Inc com
44,860 Great Lakes dad com
4,150
1,470
9,000
19%
40'
Sal&
4,150 General Candy Corp a
5
28,060 Gen Household Util com...
2,500
13,310
15,310
8,710
2,050
13,320
;
Sale
& Dredge Co com
720 Gardner Denver Co com....*
7,250
12%
20%
25
37%
13
22
26
21
Feb.
14
17
24
2054 Feb.
36
12% Sale
36
12
20
2054
Feb.
8
4
21
Feb.
Feb.
25
28
Feb.
1
6
1354 Feb.
4 54 Feb. 26
*
854 Feb.
5
8% Jan.
9
22% Jan.
8
22% Jan. 30
1354
454
1654
34%
23%
3
29
Jan.
2
33
28
6
Jan.
9
Feb.
Jan. 15
3
Jan.
Feb. 25
Feb. 17
36
Feb.
19
16
17
Jan.
954
8%
26%
2054
14
10% Feb.
27% Feb.
26% Feb.
3
8
25
37% Feb. 21
13% Feb, 26
3
2154 Feb.
8
13
18
Feb.
14
1054 Jan.
24
29
14
16
.
Jan.
26% Feb. 25
Jan. 27
38
13%,Feb. 26
Jan. 14
lzh'jan!
6
22
20
31
Houdaille-Hershey class a..*
Class b
31,450
,
46,750
2,700
11,050
320
430
120
6,700
12,550
750
13,140
3,850
3,700
350
2,410
18,200
7,950
120
4,720
12,550 Jarvis (w b) Co capital
1,250 Jefferson Electric Co com
•
320
1,600
9,100
460
t.s26
80
38.500
3,300
15,800
360
60
70,750
150,600
7,580
461,950
4,200
9,830
2,200
290
670
La Salle Ext Unlv com
f
430 Lawbeck Corp 6% cum pfdlOl
9,320
Leath a Co common
Cumulative
570
preferred....*
2,780 McCord Rad a Mfg "a".
•
17,250 McGraw Electric com.......5
760 McQuay-Norrls Mfg com.... •
300 McWllliams Dredging Co
-
....
7% preferred a
6% preferred a...
420
...100
Preferred
•
50 Mountain States Pr pref. 1100
6,900 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. a
•
660
50
2,200
800
.
4,450 Nachmen Spring filled com *
1,090 National Battery Co pref ..*
360
26% Sale
"33"" "35%
Sale
Sale
60
61
35
Sale
56
11
8%
Sale
54
Sale
39%
2954
Sale
Sale
56%
55
98
20
2%
Sale
29
954
8%
3954
6%
10%
854
52
Sale
58
5 100
2
Feb.
3
Feb.
24
2% Feb.
2854 Feb.
10
Feb.
7
4
6
Feb. 20
954
754
37%
554
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
10
58%
4
3
3
Feb.
14
8% Feb.
7% Feb.
3
Feb.
26
37% Feb.
29% Feb.
5554 Feb.
24
46
Sale
39%
30%
Sale
3
25
28%
1154 Sale
72
Sale
7
Sale
29
33%
19
Sale
254
26%
14%
92%
7%
26%
Sale
95
4
4
5
Feb.
14
54
10
3454 Feb. 26
10
81
Feb.
28
17
11% Jan.
24
17
74
254 Feb.
3% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
32% Feb.
10% Feb.
954 Feb.
40% Feb.
6% Feb.
1054 Feb.
9% Feb.
854 Feb.
54% Feb.
42% Feb.
31% Feb.
58% Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale"
354
854
Sale
5%
5
%
%
254
3
'
2%
2%
1
54
V*
9
4754
9%
50%
Sale
Sale
Sale
"2354 Sale"
12
Sale
2%
2
13 *
26
10
Feb.
7
11% Feb.
3
1
11
Feb.
1
1%
1%
9%
Sale
%
8%
53
9
Sale
5054
52
"19%
18%
11
12
3054
Sale
2754
30%
49%
2%
Sale"
63%
254
Sale
Sale
15%
10
Feb.
11
32
Feb.
20
22
254
854
454
%
354
54
2%
154
1%
54
1
Feb.
Feb. 20
3
Feb.
1
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb. 27
Feb. 18
Feb. 25
Feb. 27
7
3
Jan.
17
28
7
20
4
21
3
1
5
Jan.
27
6
10
Feb.
14
7% Jan.
7% Jan.
20
6
1
34
Jan.
2
19
36
Jan.
27
Jan.
3
21
55
Jan.
22
62% Jan
154 Jan.
15
25
Jan.
25
11% Jan.
62% Jan.
6% Jan.
25
27
26
14
18
54
4%
54
354
2%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
17
3
Feb.
11
1% Feb.
4
10
2%
854
454
%
254
%
13
10
6
5
i
7
35%
11%
954
40%
654
10%
9%
854
54%
8
10
30
27
6
11
1
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
42% Feb. 19
31% Feb. 14
58% Feb. 24
Jan. 15
63
2
Feb.
25
10
20
19
23
24
14
24
13
10
7
6
17
29
29
29
29
15
15
21
10% Jan.
2
29
354
2654
1554
93%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
8
34
Jan.
3
Jan.
24
2
Jan.
454 Feb.
10% Feb.
7% Feb.
13
Feb.
Feb.
29
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
7
Jan.
11
Jan.
31
11
29
16
Jan.
32
3554 Jan.
14
It®
6
Feb.
7
24
35
7
954 Feb.
8
10
65
10
19
4
Feb.
Feb. 18
Feb. 20!
Feb. 19
754 Feb. 27
6% Feb.
Jan.
18
29
3%
26%
15%
93%
30
17
2% Feb.
2854 Feb.
354 Jan.
24.
32
7
Jan.
1% Jan.
19
Feb.
19
20
20
254
9%
554
%
354
%
2% Feb.
72
Sale
33%
30
Feb. 19
Feb. 27
10% Feb. 13
Feb. 14
Jan. 15
Feb. 10
90
14
Jan.
6
Feb. 17
100
254 Jan. 14
Jan. 13
20
1354 Feb.
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
6%
Sale
9%
49
Feb.
38% Feb. 26
Feb.
6
19
Sale
26
21
17
90
Feb.
1
2%
Feb.
25
Jan.
3454 Feb. 26
65
10
8
31
18% Feb.
8
1
8
3054 Feb. 1 6
33
8
13
11% Feb.
83% Feb.
32
7
26
28
11
1254
31
454
34%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
2
Jan.
Feb.
12%
Sale
26
Jan.
11% Sale
3
10
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.-
7% Jan.
28
2%
Feb.
Feb.
s
43
Feb.
15
100
63
20
1
81
Sale
95
8
6
Feb.
2
28
31
32
83
90
Sale
20
Feb.
Jan.
3
12% Jan.
28 10954 Jan7
68
Feb,
19
79
Sale
Jan.
13
37%
2%
17%
26% Jan.
1
27
35
87
86
21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
65
11
4054 Sale
954
62
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
9%
30%
4%
3154
9%
754
37%
6%
9%
8%
7%
t
10% Feb.
93% Feb.
4254 Feb.
55% Feb.
32
9
Sale
9
31
9%
10
9% Feb. 15
1154
100
Feb. 28 108H
101% 103
65
65
Feb. 28
68
67%
30
Feb. 11
3054
1
27*54 "28% 26% Feb.
31
19%
1954
18% Feb. 25 21
37
39
3
35% Feb.
38%
32% Sale
100
11,080 Miller a Hart Inc conv pref.*
11,500 Modine Mfg com..
«
2,590 Monroe Chemical Co com.
180
-_-n-
30
•
9,890 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
320 Mapes Cons Mfg capital ...»
56,200 Marshall Field a Co com...*
8,050 Masonite Corp common.....*
57,850 Mer a Mfrs Sec cl a com
1
Prior preferred.....
2,370
u,_
260 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs...
94,050 Micke!berry's Food Prod coml
150,600 Middle West Corp capital
5
Stock purchase warrants...
7,580
492,900 Middle West Utilities com.
$6 conv. pref. *a"
13,300
17,730 Midland United Co com....*
Convertible preferred
8,470
•
910 Midland Utll *% pr lien..109
7% prior lien
2,380
190
90
3,350
1,640
'
19,700 LIbby, McNeill a Llbby
u
19,300 Lincoln Printing Co com ...»
$3.50 preferred
2,75t
10,060 Lindsay Light com
..._ll
650
Preferred....
10
8,050 Lion Oil Ref Co com
...._.*
17,900 Loudon Packing common...*
13,740 Lynch Corp common
5
270
"2,350
100
11,440
150
4,100
11,550
2,300
6% preferred..
30,900 Ken-RadTube a Lpcom a..*
38,100 keystone Steel a Wire com.*
24,200 Kingsbury Brewing Co cap. j
170 Kuppen helmer cl b com
f
110
1,660
2,450
1
28,270 Kalamasoo Stove common..*
5,750 Kats Drug Co com
1
5,050 Kellogg Switchboard com. .it
620
Preferred...
10c
4,550 Kentucky Utll |r cum pref .51
600
11% Sale
108% Sale
6654 Sale
24
*
>
5,770
4,650
14,300
...
210 Interstate Power $7 pref
9,500 Iron Fireman Mfg Co »t c
500
16,750
28% Sale
......
Illinois Brick Co
25
590 Illinois Nor Utilities pref. 100
•
1,260 Indep Pneum Tool v t c
Feb.
Jan.
9
22
Jan.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20
3
4% Feb.
10% Feb.
7% Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1% Jan.
1% Jan.
354 Jan.
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
54 Feb.
54 Jan.
3% Jan.
38% Jan.
7% Jan.
3
Jan.
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
50% Feb.
1
50
Jan.
52
Jan.
11
3
30
Feb.
30
Feb.
24
Feb.
Feb.
3
17
Jan.
1154 Feb. 28
Feb.
8
13
31
Feb.
Feb.
5
11
13
30
49% Feb.
65
Feb.
24
% Jan.
54 Jan.
38% Jan.
1
8% Feb.
45
Feb.
55
8% Feb. 28
1
50% Feb.
30
Feb.
3
21
Feb. 13
30
10
30
13
14
ll%
Jan.
1:
25% Jan.
3
31
Jan.
<
Jan.
1/
13% Jan.
31% Jan.
16
3
Nat Elec Power—
20,550
18,300
200
Class a common......
2,040
*
360
7% cumul preferred
100
45,350 National Gypsum a n-v com. 5
67,600 National Leather com
19
200 Nat'l Pressure Cooker Co...
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
Cumul. conv. pref.
3,420
..*
1,810
2,535
16,650
12,400
3,550
24,850 National Union Radio com._l
20,880 Noblltt-Sparks Ind Inc coml*
11,650 North American Car com...*
12",250
20 Northern Paper Mills com
*
46,100 Northwest Bancorp com....*
13,950
21,250 Northwest Eng Co
6,085 National Standard
7%
34
1
3454
5%
410
110
390
13
17
32
560 Ontario Mfg Co com
Oshkosh Overall co—
..»
Common
3,200
8
35
1%
Sale
6
9% Sale
37
Sale
154
3254
454
Sale
33%
5%
2
Feb.
19
15% Feb.
28
7% Feb, 13
34% Feb. 13
1
Feb.
3
32% Feb. 26
454 Feb. 26
15%
Sale
Sale
.....
Sale
"13"" "15"
Sale"
12%
17" "i9%
9
9%
19%
28
Feb.
24
29
Feb.
23% Feb. 27
154 Feb. 25
26
Feb.
1
3% Feb.
6
30
80
2,800
1,000
3,800
.1,400
3,550
1,350
5,900
1,500
5,800
2,700
10,600
2,500
8,750
1,550
11,350
2,300
440
990
9% preferred
iso
240
2% Sale
57
58% Sale
57
58%
5754
110
112% 115
550
7% preferred
190
120
1,360
3,760
1,200
1,750
18,800
22,880
3,500
5,300
11,800
2,050
10
240
10
Preferred...
670 Rollins Ho* will*
570 Ross Gear a Toll
For footnotes
see
2%
2%
60
135
Sale
144
145
19
24
26
page
56.
190
com
pref.*
*
3
Sale
3
190
conv
38%
254
38
Prima Co common
*
Process Corporation com...*
Pub Serv of Nor 111 com.....*
310
Sale"
4%
2%
1354
108
11
23%
4%
Sale
Sale
15%
125
134% 135
14254 Sale
24
22
4%
3%
12%
108%
Sale
Sale
13
19
40
Feb.
17
Feb.
18
10654 Feb.
10
5
4
20
16
Jan.
I4
If
Jan.
f
7% Jan.
10554 Feb.
4
17
12
8% Feb.
10
9
10
28
5
120
11
Feb.
17
4
16
5
4
18
19
17
Feb. 18
Jan. 27
Feb.
Feb.
4
23% Feb. 27
1 % Jan.
7
27% Jan. 17
2
17% Jan.
Feb.
17
10% Jan.
27
29
10
Feb.
27% Jan.
3% Feb.
38
Feb.
19
Feb.
2
6
11
17
17
40
Feb.
1
37
Feb.
17
41
Jan.
18
3
Feb.
3
23
20
30
Jan.
22
Feb.
20
54
Jan.
6
3%
3%
3%
2%
61%
61%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
25
2%
2%
2%
1%
54%
18
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
2 113
Feb.
4
17
17
13
28
27
11
7
20
3%
3%
2%
61%
61%
Feb.
28
103
27
10
130
142
Feb.
13
7
Jan.
6 146
12% Feb. 27
8
3
Jan.
18
8
112% Jan.
4 136
22% Feb. 26
354 Feb. 18
Feb. 20
5
Feb.
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
Feb. 13
121% Feb.
18 113
142% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
22% Feb. 26
4% Feb. 28
3% Feb. 28
14
Feb.
Feb.
4
22%
254
1%
12%
Feb.
Feb.
4 108
14
4
15% Feb.
17
13% Jan.
Feb.
4
26
14
17
Feb.
4
108
3 140
10 146
,
25
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2 121% Feb.
2
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
Feb. 27
27
108
,
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
131% Feb.
2
Feb.
29
11
14
4
Jan.
19
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
40
20
108
Jan.
Feb.
z\H
18M
4
Feb.
17% Feb.
;
I:
27
Feb.
38
19
2%
2%
2%
1%
10
38
5
?
24
2% Jan. 30
15% Feb. 27
c
Jan.
1054 Feb.
Jan.
354
16
21
Feb.
65
c
Jan.
Sale
15
23%
13% Feb.
21% Feb.
8
4
37
1
4
Feb.
35
17%
Pines Wlnterfront com.....5
Potter Co (The) com........*
Raytheon Mfg Co com vtc 50c
6% preferred v tc_.
5
Reliance Mfg Co Common. 19
Sale
35
Penn Gas a Elec a com.....*
Perfect Circle (The) Co...
*
.
Sale
154
100
com..
5
7
26
17
com
f
Feb.
6% Feb.
Feb.
25
Rath Packing Co
54 Jan.
3154 Jan.
9
Convertible preferred....*
Quaker Oats Co
Preferred
32%
11
4
Parker Pen Co (The) com._10
Pea body Coal Co b com
•
100
29
Feb.
60
370
19
Feb.
12
40
2,750
28,020
...
Feb.
1% Feb.
19
Sale
20
...
554 Jan.
10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10%
1654
32%
14%
18%
10554
1054
19%
32
1,000
17,370
Common
1 % Jan.
38
35
% Jan.
% Jan.
(
15% Feb, 21
10
•
6% preferred
1
254 Feb.
15% Feb. 27
7
«
com
Sale
15
470 Nor West Utll pr Hen pref. 199
7% preferred
1,010
im
150 Okla Gas a el 7% pref
100
170
800
_..*
com
i
.
1
26
7
Jan.
6
18
13
4% Jan. 23
3% Feb. 28
15% Jan.
2
4 108
15
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
4
17% Jan.
30
26
14
Feb.
CHICAGO
56
AGGREGATE
STOCKS
420
20
220
Common
9,550
1,230 Storkllne Fur
37%
39
35
31
32%
28
10%
12%
13%
Sale
18
19
17
5
103 %
2%
5
98% 101
64%
61
Feb.
85
82
Feb.
17
3%
61
conv
9
25
pre#
8,050
•
a
14
1
20
Feb.
15
15
20
Feb.
4
28
4
Feb.
28
Feb.
28 102% Feb.
4
64% Feb.
14
26
85
Feb.
3
99
61
13
11%
Sale
3
Sale
Price
Dec.
Feb.
1
1
Jan.
2
2
Jan.
29
5% Feb.
3
3% Jan.
6
5% Jan.
27
21%
19% Feb.
3
24
Feb.
6
15% Jan.
7
24
Feb.
41
40
Feb.
4
41
Feb.
14
40
Jan.
14
41
Jan.
6
2
18% Feb.
35% Feb.
28
20%
38%
6%
33%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
17% Jan.
33% Jan.
10
Feb.
11
Feb.
19
1
5
Feb
14
10
32
Jan.
20%
38%
6%
34%
Feb.
19
142
Jan.
31
7 152
Sale
19
150
Feb.
~21~~
19
Feb.
8
11
Sale
11
Feb.
24
6% Sale
6
Feb.
13
2
Feb.
24
Sale
22
Feb.
13% Feb.
38%
5x8 Sale
32% Sale
5
24
4
Feb.
14
32% Feb.
25
18% Sale
stack dividend
10 152
1
5% Jan.
2
7% Feb.
3% Feb.
26% Feb.
19
27
11
2
6
Feb.
'•
by superior figures in tables). are as
»
New York Stock
(designated
follows:
II
6
8% Jan. 17
3% Jan.
3
26% Feb. 19
19
Feb. 27
24
2
28
St. Louis Stock
Securities
Exchanges
on
Cleveland Stock
Los Angeles Curb
of Continental funds into the
Bank
earlier and with 25.8%
On Feb. 1 the free mark was
Dec. 31 1932.
Jan.
4
Philadelphia Stoca
24
National
(Continued from page 53)
year
Feb.
Jan.
New York Curb
Boston Stock
which
The
2.54% a
8
19% Jan.
19
27
8
Feb. 19
Jan.
22% Jan.
12% Feb.
6
Feb
19
'»
gold dollars.
with
2
10% Jan.
3
•
29
20% Feb. 27
6
12% Feb.
3
I
paio
1934.
19
low prices since July 1 1933 were made
compared
28
12% Feb. 14
4% Feb. 14
3
2
20
100%
27
3
Sale
to
8% Jan.
2% Jan.
Jan.
19
Sale
adjusted
29
2
22% Jan.
32% Feb. 25
19
19%
Sale
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
2% Sale
22%
23
14% Sale
25
35% Jan.
7
Jan.
13
Feb.
5
5
Feb.
Jan. 28
Jan. 13
Feb.
Feb.
149
Bankshares^
18%
5%
10%
26%
85
79% Jan.., 7
i
20
13% Jan."'
3% Jan. 18
9
8% Jan.
1
15
3
5% Jan. 20
28 103% Jan. 28
4
64% Feb. 26
Feb.
4
11%
Common
iTm
*
80,450
16,300 Yates-Amer Macb pert pref.
20,150 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
123,880 Zenith Radio Corp com ....*
Ex-dividend.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1% Feb,
3%
3%
1%
1%
4% Sale
Sale
20
•
Adjusted for 100% stock dividend paid Feb. 20
1934.
Jan.
14
14
3
19%
36%
6%
32%
.._*
53
on
quoted at 40.74@
gold
of
1,424,700,000
of
stood
notes
to
to total liabilities at
firm
was
The Scandinavian currencies moved
The Spanish peseta was held by
the Spanish exchange control in close relation to the French
franc.
The Swiss unit was especially firm in terms of all
Continental currencies, and owing to the disturbed political
conditions in neighboring countries there was a movement
stocks
gold
reserves
during February.
Swiss
at
The National
centers.
Switzerland, in its statement
ratio
of Feb. 22,
Swiss
117.3%
84.98%.
francs,
and
showed
its
while
ratio
its
of
The Holland guilder
throughout the month, and money rates in Amster¬
steadily downward, although there was no
continued
dam
sympathy with sterling.
DAILY RATES OF EXCHANGE
of
total
40.76, and on Feb. 29 at 40.66@40.68.
Exchange on the countries neutral during the war was
in
4
Feb.
Feb.
8% Jan.
15% Jan.
12% Feb.
4% Feb.
5%
16,750 Wabl Co com
*
17,950 Walgreen Co com
390 Ward (Montgom) 8c Co cl A.*
3,200 Wleboldt Stores Inc conj—-*
17,950 Williams Oil-O-Matlc co
/ Flat.
firm
27
10% Feb.
39%
b Argentine
X
Feb.
99
Sale
11
41
s*
10
5
5
65% Feb.
21
2
*
No par value.
New stock.
10% Feb.
26
Feb. 27
24% Feb.
35% Feb.
40
14,500
6,600
6,650
76,700
31
23% "Feb."" 1
32% Feb. 25
20
Wisconsin
15
24% Sale
33
Sale
Sale
19%
240
Jan.
Sale"
18%
1,550
12,650
28
5
5
13
1,540 Viking Pump Co common...*
10,800
2,250
7,250
6,600
5
26
18% Feb.
5% Feb.
9% Feb.
830
Preferred
11
5
Feb.
15% Feb. 26
4% Feb. 20
9% Feb. 13
11%
3%
24,450 Vertex Cup Co com
Class A
6,250
Feb.
65% Feb.
40
4
65% Feb.
31
14
16% Sale
4
4%
25
15,100 Thompson (J R) com..
19,350 Utah Radio Products com..*
•
38,700 Utility 8c Ind Corp com
Convertible preferred....*
17,050
-350
Jan.
35
11
5
7
Sale
4%
11%
5,950
11,650
13,500
4,000
160
Feb.
40
3
Feb.
23
23%
35%
25
15
-
84
83
16%
4%
—*
64,050 Swift A Co stk
20,700 Swift International
Feb.
65% Feb.
250 Sutherland Paper common. 10
18",250
Highest
Sale Prices
29
78
10
Lowest
Sale Prices
36
260 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
27,900 Standard Dredge con? pref.*
19,450
6,150
Highest
Sale Prices
27%
9%
102
80
Ask
35
560 Southw GAcE Co 7% pref.100
80 Southwestern Lt 8c Pow pfd_ *
180
Lowest
Sale Prices
29
Ask Bid
•
*
310 Signode Steel Strap Co pf_30
Common
'
7,320
1,100 Slvyer Steel Castings com—•
560 Sou Colo Power A common.25
260
3,950
Feb.
1
Bid
50 Sears Roebuck 8c Co com
50
Feb.
Feb. 29 1936
Par
5,140 Sangamo Electric Co
3,910
.
to
Shares
Shares
1
July 1 1933
*
1
Jan.
February
RANOE SINCE JAN.
IN FEBRUARY
PRICES
Low from
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
Since
In
EXCHANGE
STOCK
improvement in the business and economic situation of the
country.
On Feb. 3 the Bank of The Netherlands reduced
rate from 3% to 2%%.
The 3% rate had
rediscount
its
(Continued
59)
page
on
CONTINENTAL CENTERS
ON
Paris
Swiss
Holland
Belgium
Italian
Greek
Francs
Francs
Guilders
Belga
Lira
Drachma
Feb.
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
6.68%a6.69%
1— 6.68%a6.69
32.96a32.98
32.97a32.99
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22—
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Baltimore Stock
r
Exchange
;
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
V V';.*
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
..Shares.
SALES
Jan. 1
July 1
1935
$395,200
701,400
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
1933
Since
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
Low from
BALTIMORE
„
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1936
$263,700
663,900
Bond Sales
February
31,732
75,435
86,363
174,246
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29___
AGGREGATE
1935
1936
February
BONDS
400
Bid
2,300
1,500
4s
Sewerage Impt
48 Engine house.
...1957
Ask
Highest
Loivest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
25
114
115
Jan.
114
114
Jan.
109}*
115
114
11
11
1
—
1
Feb.
25 114
113}* Feb." 10
10 112% Feb. 10
113}* Feb.
112}* Feb.
27% Feb.
6
32% Feb.
5
08% Feb. 26
15% Jan.
17
Jan.
84
Jan.
60
60
Feb.
60
100}* Feb.
8}* Jan.
101
Bait Transit Co 4s flat.,1975
A 5s flat
1975
13
21% Sale
25
Sale
2,000
1,000
1,000
28
30
3,000
4,000
Read Drug & Chem
Arundel
Sale
92
94
33}*
99
5}*s_1945
980
796
Bait Transit Co
1st Preferred
com v
v
20%
*
iM
*
t c
*
4%
Preferred...............25
7%
& Pot Tel of Bait
pf..l«0
Sale
36
*
t c
Black & Decker common
1,324 Ches
Feb.
Feb.
3
60
loo}* ioi~" 100% III"
24
Feb.
19
1
Feb.
19
100% Feb. 25 100% Feb. 25
8% Feb. 11
8% Feb. 11
7
15
10
6
27}* Feb.
5
32}* Feb.
08}* Feb. 26
Feb.
Jan.
19
15
8}* Jan.
31
23
par.
Corporation.....
3,189 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)...60
7,220
12,266
5,921
2,125
1
94
98}*
1H
1941
STOCKS.
16,342
24
79
1940
Wash B & A 5s flat
Shares
9,340
1,445
5,236
7,656
2,434
13}*
1975
B 5s flat
North Ave Market 6s
21% Feb.
25
10.
112% Feb.
578,500
77,700
31,000
2,000
Feb.
10 113}* Feb.
10 112}* Feb.
113}* Feb." 16
227,500
25 114
27
80
4s
Feb.
114}* Feb. 25 114}* Feb. 25
Jan.
93
300
20,600
9,000
Feb.
Jan.
3 118
7 116}* Jan.
Jan.
15 115
Paving Loan
1951
200 3%s New Sewerage Imp.. 1980
300
200
Shares
..1951
Lowest
Sale Prices
29
114}* Feb. 25 114}* Feb. 25
116
Feb. 25 116% Feb.
3
95
93
1961
100 4s Jones Falls
Feb.
Ask Bid
94
500 4s Annex Improvement.. 1951
500
1,200
1
Feb.
Feb. 29 1936
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
400 4s Annex Improvement..1954
$
111
-
1%
3%
24%
34%
111%
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
19%
38%
3%
5%
20%
Sale
Sale
Sale
111% Sale
18%
36}*
1%
3}*
23%
34}*
Ill}* Feb.
Feb.
18
18% Feb.
22% Jan.
39
Feb.
19
32
Jan.
39
5
Feb.
6
5
7% Feb.
6
% Jan.
2}* Jan.
21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
6
6
Feb. 19
Feb. 15
Feb.
Feb.
7% Feb.
30
30
Feb.
19
22
Jan.
36
Feb.
15
33
Jan.
36
1 111}* Feb.
1
Ill
Jan.
27 119
Jan.
8
110}* Jan.
10 114
Feb.
18
Commercial Credit—
:
9
102
1,052
1,434
342
5}*% preferred
718
860
.......
Con so I Gas £L & Power....*
5% preferred..
..100
*
3,515 Davison Chemical Co
11,188 Eastern Sugar Assoc com
1
Preferred
1
2,550
2,056 Fidelity Ac Deposit
20
1,399 Fidelity At Guar Fire Corp. 10
5,349
1,660
.714
678
5
187 Finance Co of Am class A...*
Class B._
50
.*
...
60
2 Humphrey Mfg Co com.....*
33 Mfrs Finance
33
V•
200
88%
" 115%
115
1
12%
15*
8
3
116
Sale
18%
Sale
96
49
88
Feb.
3
115
Feb.
4 116
13%
Sale"
23
Sale
102% Sale
Sale
9%
46
---
9%
\'M
.25
2 Maryland Ac Pa RR com...100
2
7
145 Mercantile Trust Co
1,236
10}* Feb.
33%
12%
1%
19%
25
41 MtVern-Wood)
6,164
Mills Com 100
17,341
169
,
5,050 Owings Mills Distillery
667
t
258
par
Pref erred
258
Seaboard Comm'l
1
■
....5
.......
com
A...10
U S Fidelity At Guar.....
2
139 Western National Bank...20
33,940
75
250
19
Sale
28
Feb.
11
17}* Feb.
8
f
ilH
2%
2%
24
Feb. 25
25
inn
84
Jan.
4
8
114
Jan.
2 116
Feb.
Feb.
1
1
1
Jan.
}* Jan.
10
--
-
2
Feb. 28
1}* Feb. 21
1}* Feb. 13
9
Exchanges
on
Jan.
6
13}* Feb. 28
17
Jan.
7
23
105}* Feb.
49% Feb.
10}* Feb.
12
88
Jan.
10
43}* Jan.
9}* Jan.
9}* Jan.
7
Feb.
55
Feb.
11
Feb.
24
10
10
Feb.
Jan.
3
Feb.
25
11
% Feb. 26
7
10
1% Feb. 21
2}* Feb. 17
1
55
15
25
% Feb. 27
11% Jan.
2
28
Jan.
21
13
2% Feb.
17
19
4
Feb.
19
4
Feb.
18 255
Jan.
8
Feb.
24
2
2
,
3
24%
Sale
5
51
"35"" Sale"
54
98
14
Sale
_____
15*
88%
109%
-
Sale
98%
1%
Sale
99
2
87
110%
15% Sale
16
34
35
35
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
18 251
Feb.
18
251
Feb.
Feb.
24
31
Jan.
8
35
25}* Feb.
15
24
Jan.
2
3
Feb.
21
2}* Feb.
21
25J* Feb. 15
3% Jan. 24
55
Feb.
8
15}* Feb.
13
32}*
23}*
2}*
51}*
12}*
98}*
1}*
87}*
109}*
8}*
14}*
34}*
6
Feb.
Feb. 26
Feb. 21
Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
26
35
4 100
3
24
18
9% Feb.
Feb.
20
4
17 Vs
6
35
Feb.
19
87
55
Feb.
8
16% Jan.
18
2 100
Jan.
1}* Jan.
13
Feb.'
6
26
95
6
Feb.
Jan.
12}* Feb.
1}* Feb. 27
91
18 109}*
27
Feb.
50
31
6
Jan.
Feb.
1% Jan.
91
Feb.
6
8
13
109}* Feb. 18 109}* Feb. 18
8}* Feb. 27
9?* Feb. 19
9
17% Feb. 20
14}* Jan.
34
20
Jan.
by superior figures in tables),
11
are as
'! ^
I
19
4
251
Sale
25%
19
\
r. ■'
Feb.
Feb.
I
•?
26
20% Jan.
25
Feb.
which low prices since July 11933 wor* made (designated
'
Feb.
14
% Jan.
1}* Feb.
.7;
.-i
12
10% Jan.
9}* Jan.
15
% Feb. 27
29
8 105}* Feb.
50
Jan.
4
50
25
Feb.
2
25
26
19}* Feb. 27
25
New York Curb.
:ry
2
11
29
35
>
Securities
8
Feb.
13}* Feb. 28
23
% Feb. 26
255
14%
value.
National
1
Penna Water At Power
1
15,699
The
100
New Amsterdam Casualty..5
300 Northern Central Ry
...,50
1
•No
Preferred...
7
90}* Feb. 19
19
Feb.
4
21
192
4,800
Sale
1%
182
9
401
%
10%
1%
50
112
;
1
46}* Feb. 28
10%
25
2,485 Merch 9c Miners Transp
*
2,521 Monon W Penn PS 7% pref .25
1,389
Feb.
96
47
1%
25
% Feb. 27
11}* Feb. 24
3
18}* Feb.
50
~
19
5
6%
%
1%
...
......
Mar Tex Oil
90}* Feb.
Sale
4%
1
234
6,580
18
Sale
Sale
18
*
common v t
1st preferred
Second preferred
508
86
;6,850
\
9c
42,677 Houston OU preferred....100
2
45 H1
91
Feb.
Feb.
60 Guilford Realty Co pref .100
8,976
«
18 114
114
110
■
?'
follows:
Jan.
23
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
'M.
'.4
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sates
1936
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
AGGREGATE
In
SALES
$
BONDS
Shares
4}*t 1948
1948
STOCKS
Shares
820
215
71X Sale
75
Ai 77
86 J; 88
2X
4>*
23 X
162 X
274 Bitfelow'Senford Carpet... •
269
Preferred......
.....M0
1,915 Boston Ac Albany...
100
560
2,218
4,022
Boston Elevated
305*
'
100
68
4
Preferred.... ...... ...100
2,415
423
602
Prior pref
......100
Class A 1st pref stampedlOO
1st preferred class A
100
249
80
494
I,073
736
166
100
126
671
45
32}*
W<
ifij
X
13
1st pref class
C.........100
Class 01st pref stampedlOO
1st pref class D
-.100
""329
ii*
1,515 Boston Personal Prop Tr..__*
131 Boston At Providence
100
1,438 Brown At Durrel Co common.
738 Eastern Gas At Fuel Asan
579
560
174
80
309
2d
8
56
3,419
51
Rets for $150 pd on
new
C*
»
•
450
5.925
Class B
2,415
6,964 Helvetia Oil Co
2,045
4,390
ctfs.!!!!!l
100 lnt'1 Button Hole Mach Co. 10
Isle Royal Copper.
25
1,618
2,920
3,103
2,680 Loew's Theatres
25
4,927 Maine Central...........100
Preferred
4,386
...........100
6,088
1,547
2,507
8,364 Mass Utll Associates v t c
•
4,479 Mergenthaler Linotype.....*
4,769 New England Tel At Tel
100
5
88
5 New River Co
197
1,841
19,140
.....
100
....
22
32 Northern RR (N H)
970
...100
2,969 Cld Colony..............100
5,098 Old Dominion Co........ 25
217 Pacific Mills
"5,725
M®
11,568 Pennsylvania RR...
...50
4,820 Pond Cr Pocahontas Co....*
2,145
15,650
21,250 Oulncy Mining Co
122
25
882 Reece Button Hole Mach..10
2,860 Reece Folding Mach Co
1#
15,274 Shawmut Assn T C
21,887 Stone At Webster Inc cap stk
1,050
6,939
6,990
175
350 Suburban Elec Secur com..*
2d preferred.........
10
*
"
'
3,065 Tex I a Oil
3.703 Torrington Go
...
......
2,720 Union Twist Drill..........5
2,927 United Gas Corp....
___!
footnote*
tee
pace 61,
39X
31
Sale"
37}*
Sale
73
Feb.
13
75X Feb. 26
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
70
70
80
23
30
5
74X Jan.
9
75X Feb. 26
88
Feb.
6
2X Feb.
5X Feb.
14
Feb.
3
Feb.
14
155}* Jan.
2 178
32}* Feb.
18
22 X Jan.
97X Jan.
117X Jan.
100
143
88
136
8
Jan.
9
-
16
3
12
Feb.
3
15
16
18
16
rS
6X
18
7
Feb.
Feb.
1
8
X Feb.
5
IX Feb.
13
3
9
Feb.
14
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17
17
7
Feb.
35X Sale
34
11
8X
Sale
3
Sale
55
17
X
2]
71
28
X
10
20c
164}*
60
39X
30
30
33
3
2
IX
2X Sale
Sale
Sale
10
87
631* Feb. 21
159 X Feb.
27 X Feb.
IX
19
64c
80c
18
2
Sale
18 X
Sale
IX
2
22
30
95"" Sale'
38c
Sale
Sale
40X Feb. 15
15* Feb.
6
6X Feb. 21
19X Feb. 17
Feb.
10
Feb.
3
40
15
7
Feb.
6
32
2X Feb.
6
7
60c
Feb.
25
Feb. 21
Feb.
6
•
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
13
14
3
2X Feb.
IX Feb. 29
29
Feb.
14
11
Jan.
24
Jan.
14
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
6
20 n Feb.
Feb. 24
18
1554 Jan. 23
150 X Jan. 31
7
Jan. 23
5X Jan.
8X Feb. 19
9X
14X
144X
3}*
X Feb.
X Jan.
3}* Jan.
60
Jan.
33
Jan.
Jan.
40
Feb.
61
Feb.
58c
Feb.
5
28
26
5* Feb.
14
"34}* "Feb" 11 "39" Feb".
24
17
24
26X
71c
IX Sale
18
Feb.
J an.
11
35
Jan.
6
15* Jan.
X Jan.
6
3
2
Jan.
17
16}* Jan.
X Jan.
21
8
95* Jan.
7X Jan.
18X Jan.
8
4
7
1}* Jan.
38X Jan.
3
2
13
13 X
15X Sale
IX Sale
6
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
16 X Jan.
313* Jan.
22X Jan.
2
14
354 Feb.
7
5X Feb.
5
54 Feb.
175* Jan.
14
6
7
26X Feb.
8
IX Feb. 20
17}* Feb. 17
20
70c Jan.
17
Feb.
3
15X Jan.
IX Jan.
13X Feb.
19X Feb.
2'
Feb.
11
11
17
14X Feb. 20
4
IX Jan.
10
17
Feb. 11
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
39
IX Feb.
17A Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2
3
12}* Feb.
4
14}* Feb. 20
IX Feb. 26
41
11
Feb.
2
l?«
1)
17
11
58c Jan.
3
9 112
Feb. 28
2
68}* Feb. 26
26X Feb.
3
IX Feb. 28
51
Feb. 11
3 129X Feb. 21
13
6
Feb. 13
13
87
Jan.
9
5
Feb.
40
2
Feb.
17X Feb.** 7
2
3
15
8
Jan.
5}* Jan.
30
Jan.
3 112
Feb.
4
68X Feb.
15
l}*Jan.
8
6X Feb. 21
19}* Feb. 17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
Feb.
Feb.
17
8
3
6
36c
110
42
56c
Feb.
li4
10
4
41c
2
Feb.
21
5
Feb.
1
80
110
21
Feb.
5X Jan.
16X Jan.
7
Feb.
28
3
40X Feb. 15
5
5X Feb.
X Feb. 28
85
Feb.
Jan;| 7
119
13
Jan.
Jan.
8
7
13
Jan.
Jan.
21
13
4X Feb. 26
8
63?*
225* Jan.
37
14
18
31
60
22
167
15554 Jan.
% Jan.
52X Jan.
150
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
18
13
llH Jan.
Jan.
ifS Feb.
8X Jan.
54
13
Feb.
254 Feb.
Jan.
8X Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Jan. 31
85
72 X Feo. 17
41}* Jan.
IX Jan.
Feb.
51
19
11
8*
i*
6X Jan.
4 129}* Feb.
6
Feb.
120
Feb.
4
29
3
Feb. 24
17
Jan.
22
13X Feb.
11
2
19X Feb. 17
2
Jan.
8
Jan.
22
Jan.
11
30
4% Feb.
90 X Jan.
27
5X Feb. 10
9954 Feb. 25
15c Jan.
22
22}* Jan.
20
Jan.
2
25
'
4}* "Feb"."27
95
Feb.
1
5
99
Feb.
Feb.
"16
25
38c
27X
6X Sale
31
Jan.
15
7
11
80
166"
Jan.
13
35* Feb.
1
IX Feb.
13
25
17
29
4
X
35X
11
29
Feb.
Feb.
J7,*
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
85
16
11
6
28
3
12
Feb.
6
60c
Jan.
Jan.
14
17
10
Feb.
"68"
27
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
75*
11X
11X
8X
41
Feb.
10
80
99}*
18
Feb. 21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
44
Sale
lX
32 X Feb.
9
14
10
11
2X Feb.
48
5X
17
Jan.
Feb.
41
34
2X
Jit
46
128
:
2X Jan.
3
554 Feb. 14
25
70
8
IX Feb. 13
4
10X Feb.
1
11X Feb.
IX
11
17
Sale
40X Sale
15c
5
15
.....
IX
10X
26
Feb.
4
30
2X
Sale
Sale
16}*
36 X Sale
23 X
24}*
25 X
5X
21
6X Feb.
5X Sale
45* Sale
43c
45c
47c
X
112
109
15c
Feb.
40
35
10 X
Sale
Sale
13
3 167
6
5X Feb.
16 X Feb. 26
7
IX
IX
Feb.
15
38X Feb.
45
10 X
70c
17
18
1
6
80c
61c
Feb.
10
13
7
15
25
Sale
42
23
62
35* Feb.
14}* Feb.
59}* Feb.
5
57 X Feb.
~—
6X
8
Feb. 18
Feb. 27
1
Feb.
Feb. 26
159X Feb.
Sale
17
ffl
Feb.
9
18
"25X
18
60c
11X
8X Feb.
3
13
24
29
159X Feb.
3854
IX
IX
5% Sale
17 % Sale
38
7
9}*
35 X
Feb.
82X
72H
25*
7
37
10
55
61}*
25"
2X
IX Feb.
W
20
Sale
18
Feb. 24
15X Feb. 15
3
40
12
"205* "Feb". *"6
19
13
18
5
25}* Sale
14
6X Feb.
7
Sale
3
21
8X Feb.
X Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
Feb.
5
Feb.
57 X
154
17
1
7X Feb.
X Feb. 13
Sale
78
27
18
Feb.
145* Feb. 25
IX
$
Feb.
61
160 X
11
6
13
20
Sale
20
11
13
Sale"
58
14}* Feb.
12X Feb.
14}*
ft*
18
Jan.
II
14
13 X
9X
12X
m
MX
Feb.
41
Feb. 26
4
Feb.
Feb. 26
8
Feb.
Sale
4}*
21
25
70
21
6
8X Feb.
9 X Feb. 28
11X
9X
14X
11X
10X
14X
85*
Sale
3
"32" "Feb. "3
12
9
-
Feb.
Feb.
1 }* Jan.
4
4% Feb. 29
23
9X Jan.
11
21
Feb.
4 143
3
4
Sale
vi
17 100
9X Feb. 28
\x
36k Sale
"17"
10
Feb.
67 X Feb.
8
Feb.
69X
6
Sale
"Is""
Feb.
24
1 178
26
98X Feb.
140
69X
8X
Feb.
161X Feb.
101
Sale"
|
200 Union Copper Ld At Mln Co 25
23
75
..100
com
Preferred
4,499 N Y N H At Hartford......100
41,283 North Butte.
2.50
1,198
33
IX Feb. 14
4X Feb. 29
2
Sale
24
172}* Sale
Sale
*
tr
1 %
5
8
A pref.20
50 Grief Bros Cooperage A com. *
335 Hathaway Bakeries cl A
321 Hatha way's Bakeries pref...*
50
5
35
stk
•
3,073 Gilchrist Co
7.150 Gillette Safety Rasor Co
65
86
25
Sale
*
Sfprgten Inc (The)
Feb.
Feb.
71X Sale
IX Sale
.mo
preferred
1.149 General Capital Corp
2,135
3,985
Highest
Sale Prices
66X Sale
2
IX
...*
7.533 Bmpioyera* Group Assoc T
321
31
•
82
1,671 Economy Grocery Stores!.!*
17,674 Edison Elec IUumination.100
Rights....
II,042
Rets for $50 pd on new stk.
10,341
"¥,664
Lowest
Sale Prices
72
80
97
23
X
X
7% Sale
too
.........
9,092
2,110
1,837
7
com
Preferred B
1,266
Adjustment.
10,262 Eastern SS Lines. Inc
6,255
Highest
Sale Prices
71X Feb. 18
72X
80
Sale
6,245
fX% Cum Prior pref...100
6% Cum preferred.....MO
9,835
1,335 Bast Mass St Ry Co
100
First preferred...
1,629
..100
200
851
3,065
1.069
11
...
5,313
2,599
2,342
2,633
4,324
1,150
Lowest
15
Sale
15
142*
154
150X 160
5X
654
M
5,225 Calumet Ac Hecla
...3i
300 Cliff Mining Co.......... 25
13,313 Copper Range Co
as
3,214 Bast Boston Co.....
*
300
2h
5h
~65*
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
Class B 1st preferred
100
Class C 1st pref stampedlOO
35
615
2,432
72
25
Sale
5
7,549
5.098
"¥,191
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Sale Prices
29
Ask
.75X
88
98
138
431 Boston At Maine pref stpd.100
Common
87
...100
,
320
16
$63,700
135,700
Par
First preferred
........50
25,541 Amer Telep Ac Teleg
IM
221
35
Feb.
Ask Bid
325*
315
12,231
Feb. 1
34
35
3,488 Amer Pneumatic Service
25
1,360
6% non-cum preferred...50
800
Jan. l.to Feb. 29_
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Bid
.....1948
1935
$16,500
70,350
4 4A
Feb. 29 1936
tor A
1936
,_.r
February
Low from
July 1 1933
to
42,000 But Mm* StRR
Series B 8s
10,950
Series D ts_.
17,400
Bond Sales
315,393
635,837
$
11,000
3,700
1,800
St
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
February
1935
Shares. 789,421
——1,616,156
24X Feb.
1
4X Feb. 20
27X Feb. 28
7
Feb.
5
4
3
20c Jan.
27 X Feb.
7
Feb.
18
28
5
>:•
.■
-
i
March, 1936]
AGGREGATE
BOSTON
In
STOCKS
Feb. 29 1936
1
July 1 1933
Since
February
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
59
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Jan. 1
Shares
5,102
679
Share*
Par
52
14,712 United Shoe Mach Corp
Preferred.
.......35
1,244
11,608 Utah Apex Mining..
.....5
..1
57,254 Utah Metal Ac Tunnel.
47
.......
2,600
13,959
'
305
73
50C
25 Venezuela Mexican Oil CrplO
35 Vermont ft Mamachuaetta 100
2,341
3,850
4,331 Waldorf Syatem Inc.......*
.....*
8,796 Warren Broa.
499 Warren (S D) Ac Co com ....*
76
PIU
L)caF
35c
3H
124
39
41
1*4
V*
14)4 Sale
7H Sale
25
Feb.
28
H Feb.
1
314
22
11
Sale Prices
90 4 Feb. 19
42
Feb. 25
24 Feb.
Highest
Sale Prices
70c
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
16
Jan.
2
% Jan.
34 Jan.
6
9
1
1
83
39
3
10
1% Feb. 10
63c
Sale
3
Feb.
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
•
Sale Prices
88)4 Feb. 29
Sale
125
13 % Sale
7H Sale
29
4H
Ask
65c
M
3H
-----
Lowest
29
14
14 Sale
65c
Sale
28c
805 Venezuela Holding Corp....*
""""18
Feb.
Feb. 1
Bid
Ask Bid
8914 Sale
884
39
39X 40
3
H Jan.
3)4 Jan.
Feb. 11
125H Feb. 26 130
16
Feb. 11
13)4 Feb.
1
6H Feb. 13
8H Feb. 20
23
Feb. 26 27
Feb. 14
Jan.
124
94 Jan.
4)4 Jan.
23
Jan.
18
994 Feb. 19
Feb. 25
42
24 Feb.
3
20
90c Jan.
Feb.
1
10
3)4 Jan.
7
7
24 130
Feb. 11
Feb. 11
4 16
2
8
8H Feb. 20
294 Jan. 28
yftlUu
The National Securities
Exchanges
V
:
which low prices since July 1193:1 were made
3 New York Produce Exchange.
on
(designated by superior figures in tables), are as follow :
* New York Ourb
'New York Stock
(Concluded from
page
$2,000,000, were to be paid immediately in cash. Approxi¬
mately $70,000,000 due several large creditors were to be
56) >
15, when it was reduced from 3%%.
private discount in Amsterdam
was around 3%%.
It moved down steadily during February
until on Feb. 22 it was down to %%.
The guilder might
have ruled much firmer in February had it not been for a
been in effect since Jan.
paid in Bank of Brazil notes in monthly payments over a
At the end of December the
five-year period.
out that
On Feb. 23 dispatches from Lima pointed
the foreign commerce
of Peru in 1935 amounted
483,683,138 soles, an increase of 13,586,199 soles over the
1934 total.
Exports were 308,923,449 soles, the highest since
1929.
The official quotation for exchange on Buenos Aires
ranged between 33.24 and 33.62 diiring February.
The free
market range was 27.60@27.95.
The official rate on Rio de
Janeiro was 8.25@8.50.
The unofficial or free market in
milreis was 5.70@5.90.
Exchange on the Far Eastern countries showed no im¬
portant developments in February.
These currencies were
generally firm and steady, reflecting the tone of the London
market and the practical cessation of world silver buying
on behalf of the United States Treasury.
On Feb. 11 the
Federal Reserve Bank of New York earmarked $9,970,400
in gold for account of the Central Bank of China.
The
transfer to China was in payment of silver purchased from
China some weeks earlier.
The Japanese yen was only
slightly disturbed by the assassinations and attempted coup
which took place on Feb. 26.
The London price for silver on Feb. 29 was 19%d„ and
on Feb. 3 Was 19 13/16d.
Shanghai dollars were 3G@30 7/16
on Feb. 29, and 29.69@30 3/16 on Feb. 1.
The Hong Kong
dollar was 32.81@33 3/16 on Feb. 29 and 32.56@33 1/16 oh
Feb. 1.
Yen checks sold at 28.85@28.91 on Feb. 29 and at
29.18@29.24 on Feb. 1.
to
steady flow of Dutch funds to New York and London mar¬
Guilder cable transfers on Feb. 1 were 68.75@68.77.
kets.
The guilder ranged during the month between 68.37 and
68.79, and closed on Feb. 29 at 68.74@68.75.
Swiss cable
transfers were 32.97@32.99 on Feb. 1 and 33.07@33.08 on
Feb. 29.
Cable ..transfers on Sweden were 25.81 @25.85 on
Feb. 1 and 25.74@25.76 on Feb. 29.
Exchange on the South American countries was steady
and generally inclined to firmness in February, moving more
or less in close sympathy with sterling exchange.
All the
South American countries reported prosperous export con¬
ditions, and there was greater freedom in exchange opera¬
tions.
On Feb. 22 the Central Bank of Argentina announced
that, effective March 1, theTminimum rediscount rate would
be 3^%, which, in accordance with the bank law, will fix
a minimum for savings accounts at 2*6% and for sight de¬
posits in current account at %%.
Advances to banks will
be met at 4%%, or 1% above the rediscount rate.
Rio de
Janeiro dispatches on Feb. 2 stated that the Brazilian'Am¬
bassador at Washington had been authorized to sign the
Brazil-United States agreement for the freeing of frozen
credits.
Small
credits
under
$5,000,
totaling
about
DAILY RATES OF EXCHANGE ON OTHER CENTERS
Czecho¬
Dollar
Polish
Hungary
Serbia
garia
Finnish
Argentina
Brazil
Lei
Zloty
Pengo
Dinar
Lev
Markka
Peso
Milreis
Checks
Cables
Checks
Checks
3i6a4% premium
Checks
4.19)4a4.20
.78)4a.80
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I9.10ol9.16
29.85o3Q.00 2.32
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4
5
6
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't6asi6% premium
'i6aJj2% premium
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4.19)4o4.20
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4.19)4a4.20
4.194
a.80
19.13al9.l6 29.85a30.00 2.32H02.33
1.39
19.13cl9.16 29.89029.95 2.32)^a2.33
02.33
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1.39
1.39
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SUN DAY
19.llol9.15 29.86o29.95 2.32
19.11
.76)4a.80
Checks
Cables
02.22
32.34032.36 32.35o32.37
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8.37o8.46
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8.3708.45
33.42o33.49 33.43033.50
8.3608.44
8.37a8.45
Checks
2.21
Checks
Cables
SUN DAY
29.80a29.85 2.32
.
8.47a8.50
33.43o33.49 33.44o33.50
8.36a8.44
8.3708.45
33.44033.49 33.45o33.50
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8.3608.46
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13
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14
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15
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04.20
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a.80
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17
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20
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4.19
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1.28
1.30
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23--
24.
1.38
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...
3
10
Bucharest
Krone
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1
2
Bul¬
slovakia '
Canada
February
25
26—
27
—
—
28
29
premium
premium
a4.19)4
4.19
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4.19
04.19)4
4.19
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4.194
premium
premium
premium
premium
Bolivia
Feb.
Ecua¬
Bolivi¬
Colombia
dor
Uruguay
Dollar
Sucre
Peso
Checks
Checks
Checks
24.00
53.00a57.63
9.50
Checks
80.31a81H
02.21
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.75HO.80
.75H0.78
29.75a29.85 2.32)402.33
33.29o33.36 33.30033.37
8.30o8.36
19.09al9.10 29.73a29.85 2.32H02.33
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1.30
2.20HO2.21
33.28a33.36 33.29033.37
8.30O8.36
1.30
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02.21
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8.30o8.36
8.3108.37
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19.08al9.12 29.73a29.90 2.32
02.33
1.30
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19.09al9.12 29.73 29.90 2.32
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1.30
2.20
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02.21
33.27033.36 33.28033.37
8.30a8.36
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19.09ol9.12 29.73029.90 2.31 Ho2.33
1.28
2.20
02.21
8.25a8.36
8.26a8.37
a.78
19.10
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Bolivar
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27.00
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33.26033.36 33.27a33.37
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Portugal
Kong
hai
hama
Manila
Sol
Escvdo
Dollar
(Yuan)DolVr
Yen
Peso
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
5.10O5.19
25.25a25.50
4.55o4.58
Checks
32.56a33'i6
Checks
8.3108.37
8.31o8.37
Singa¬
Peru
Chile
2—
Java
pore
Dollar
Bombay
Rupee
Guilders
Checks
Checks
Checks
29.69o303,6
29.18a29.24 50.10a50H
58.63a58.75 37.77a37.85
69.20
29.77O30s,6
29.94O30H
29.850307,6
29.29o29.37 504 a50.15 58.71o58.80 37.85o38.03
29.29o29.35 50.15a503,6 58.84o58.95 37.89a37.96
29.25029.29 50.10a503,6 58.72o58.85 37.86a37.89
69.20
SUN DAY
3—
24.00
53.00a57.63
4—
24.00
5—
24.00
6—
9.50
80.38O81H
27.00
5.10O5.19
25.25d25.50
52.50O57.80
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26.75
5.10O5.19
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7—
24.00
52.50a58.31
9.50
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24.00
52.50a58.40
9.50
80.31a81H
80.31a81H
80.31a81H
80.31O81H
69.25
4.5504.59
32.75033*16
25.25o25.50
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25.25a25.50
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29.24o29.28 50.10a503,6
58.69o58.85 37.83o37.90
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69.24
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58.71058.85 37.86o37.95
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58.81a58.95 37.89o37.94
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29.26029.30 50.10O503,6
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29.810304
29.86O305I6
29.09a29.16 50.15O503,6
58.41a58.55 37.63037.66
68.85
9—
69.20
SUN DAY
lO-
24.00
52.50O58.91
9.50
80.31a81H
26.75
5.10O5.19
25.25a25.50
4.57a4.58
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4.5604.58
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2.20
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SUN DAY
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HOLI DAY
16—
•
32.75a333,6
32 70a33H
32.78o333,6
SUN DAY
17—
24.00
53.00o58.40
9.50
80.25O81H
26.75
6r.10o5.19
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28.85o28.91 50.30a505,6
58.42o58.55 37.66o37.70
69.18
58.47a58.55 37.66037.73
69.15
HOLI DAY
23—
24—
29.92O30H
29.95O30H
29.92o30H
29.11029.20 503,6 a50.25 58.41o58.50 37.65o37.78
29.16o29.20 503,6 O50.25 58.50o58H
SUN DAY
24.00
53.O0a58.31
9.50
80.25O81H
26.50
5.10O5.19
25.25026.50
25—
24.00
53.25a58.14
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53.00a57.98
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0
la
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
$ocfc 5aZes
1936
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29.
AGGREGATE
In
February
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
-
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
,
BONDS
Feb. 29 1936
4,532
3,840
2.952
;
2,000 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s
1943
35,000 Phlla & Rd Coal & Iron 6s '49
4,000 Phlla Elec (Pa) 1st a f 4s. 1966
1st 5s
1966
9,100
3,000 Phila Elec Pow Co 5%a._1972
8,573
139
Preferred
12 Bankers Securities
1,628
7,673
1,556
8,758
14,441
76
20
14,755
3,606
2,822
1,149
"""170
919
13,281
7,854
1
10%
48%
10%
—
27
23
104%
100
•
«
25
Feb. 26
Feb.
25
26
Feb. 26
Feb.- 5
Feb. 26 107
111% Feb. 17 113
Feb. 26
Feb. 28
5
107
Il2% li3~"
:
32 %
1
98%
m
::ioo
112%
113%
22
pre!. ...50
*
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109 %
3
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16
"2"
»
1
*
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26*4
13%
38%
General Motors
96
85
common....
24%
Sale
11%
Sale
96
90
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
12% Sale
94%
Sale
94%
101%
52%
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
<
....
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
20
123%
2%
12%
59% Sale
—10
#
24
122% Sale
10% Sale
95
50%
52
32% Sale
58% Sale
84
<2 %
23
120
6
6
1
10% Feb.
94
Feb. 21
2% Feb. 11
12
Feb.
17
92
Feb.
3
19%
101%
50%
31%
57%
Feb.
6
7
Feb. 26
5
24% Feb.
6 124
12% Feb. 21
Feb.
94
21
3% Feb. 21
1
13% Feb.
99
Feb.
21
5
Feb. 26 21% Feb.
1 103% Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb. 28 53% Feb.
3
7
Feb.
34% Feb.
7
61% Feb. 19
Feb.
7% Feb.
17
Feb.
8
27
7
Feb. 14 126% Feb.
121% 126% 125
Feb. 10
32%
31% Feb. 10 32
30%
31%
Feb. 26
6 107
Feb.
105% 107% 105
107% 106
9
Feb. 18
7
10
Sale
11% Feb.
9% Sale
1
14% Feb. 24
9% Feb.
9% Sale
12% Sale
2
2
1 % Feb. 24
2% Feb. 11
2%
2%
5
Feb. 10
3
Sale
2% Feb. 20
3% Sale
122
31
52,493 Lehigh Coal ft Navigation..*1
6,890 Lehigh Valley
50
2,042 Mitten Bank Sec Corp
25
Preferred...............25
22,518
14,544 NatT Power & Light
126
12%
"5%
100
350
100 Penn Traffic coimLL—'
2%
100 Philadelphia Company com.*
2,023 Phlla Elec of Pa *5 pref.
•
10,504 Phlla Elec Pow pref.
25
360 Phlla Insulated Wire.......*
5,187
2,803
1,145
1,559
2,280
9,416 Phlla Rapid Transit...
50
50
5,811
7% preferred
1,345
Voting trust certificates.50
3,285 Phlla & Reading Coal At Iron*
50
4,598 Philadelphia Traction.
m
Sale
10%
10%
459
9% Feb. 21
14% Feb.
17
114
35% Sale
121% 124
4
4% Feb. 17
5% Feb.
39
Feb. 24
6
35% Feb.
4 125
Feb. 17
113% Feb.
;
Feb.
116
112% 113
113"
Feb.
36% Sale
112
2
--T"-
115
15,250
6,289
34%
22
25
5% Sale
Sale
11
3%
3
11%
5
A*
Sale
34%
21%
5%
35%
Sale
Sale
10
10%
3
.
3%
10%
3,634
21,392
1,233
42,560
807
4%
3%
10%
33%
21%
4%
10%
3%
2%
10%
68
87%
29
...
325 U S Dairy class B........
Class A...
60
...
"""158
347 Westmoreland, Inc......
150
1,560 Westmoreland Coal.....
28%
Sale
%
3%
<
*20^
9
»
%
<82 r
Sale
30
1
...J
...
x
28%
63
Jan.
3 104% Jan. 25
Jan. 23
23 101
2 25
Feb.
5 28
Feb. 26 112%
111% Feb. 17 113
25
Jan.
26
107
2
28
Jan. 27
Feb. 28
9 110% Jan.
9
Feb.
Jan.
21
2
Feb.
21
9
6
7
22% Jan.
54
Jan.
118% Jan.
6% Jan.
122
Jan.
31% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
105%
6%
8%
%
Feb.
Feb.
17
2
2
Feb. 28
Feb. 18
3
Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
%
1
33%
%6
1%
3
1
2
14
15
8%
Feb.
1*
14
'
7%
Feb.
30
Feb.
2
2% Jan.
7
10
8% Jan.
2% Jan.
2% Jan.
9
14
Jan.
28
7
7
30% Feb.
14
4
70
Feb.
24
Feb.
11
4
*A Feb.
% Feb. 27
3%
6%
43%
16%
109%,
%
Feb. 24
Feb. 19
Feb. 25
87% Feb.
1
Feb.
17
% Feb.
1% Feb.
4%
9%
47
19%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb.
3 113
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 10
1% Feb.
4
4
17
17
17
11
13
9%
% Jan.
3%
6%
43%
16%
108%
%
is "15" ""Feb*
14
8
Feb.
20
28
11
13% Jan.
7% Jan.
15
7
21
9
23
24
11
10
17
4
Feb.
Jan.
8
8
6
10
15
Feb.
7
Feb.
10
Feb.
10
13
13
Jan. 23
Feb. 14
Feb. 24
Feb.
11
Jan.
Jan.
28
17
31
1% Feb.
11
5%
Feb. 24
9%
Feb. 19
47
2
Jan.
Feb. 25 19%
6 113
Jan.
1%
Jan. 15
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
3% Jan.
12% Jan.
17 39%
3 30%
7
70
57
Jan.
cll7% Jan 16 122
2
88
71% Jan.
29% Jan. 25 35
1
lA Jan. 25
1
13% Feb".
7% Feb.
2
35%
22%
6%
13%
4%
39% Jan.
17% Jan.
11
2
15
18B
8
14
3
Feb. 24
Feb. 17
25 116% Jan.
33% Jan.
21% Feb.
8
Jan.
5% Feb.
39
4 125
2
8
7
15%
7
4
35
Feb.
Jan.
14% Feb. 17
96
2
19
10
21 122
3
6 131
Jan.
113
34% Feb. 17
Jan.
10 34
27 107% Jan.
11% Jan.
3
2 14% Feb.
2% Feb.
11
5
Feb.
3
9% Feb. 21
8
6%
13%
4%
3%
12%
2
99
6
61 % Feb. 19
21 118% Jan. 21
6
8
Feb. 27
3% Jan.
31% Jan.
113% Feb.
~6
'
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
19% Feb. 26 22% Jan.
101% Jan. 21 103% Feb.
50% Feb. 28 55% Jan.
Feb.
8
83% Feb. 27
32
4% Sale
Sale
8% Sale
44
45%
45%
Sale
17
19% Sale
110
111% 110% Sale
1
%
1%
7%
12
86
21%
119%
9%
85%
2%
1
15
8
Ex-dividend.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 11933 were made (designated by superior figures In tables), are as
<
New York Stock
* New York Curb.
t Low price not Including cash or odd lot sales
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 29
26 36
2 177% Feb. 14
3
6% Feb. 19
Feb. 27
3
50
Feb.
6
5
6
21
24% Jan. 16
Feb. 26
22 124
2
12% Feb. 21
Jan. 16
95
8
20
3% Feb. 21
17
13% Jan. 15
25 115% "Feb"
20
35% Feb.
8
22% Feb.
Feb. 20
23% Feb.
62% Feb.
119
Sun Oil Co
..50
9,940 Union Traction.
*
48,860 United Corp common
"""*
Preferred
2,307
93,242 United Gas Impt com....
Preferred........
2,338
No par value,
26%
62
Bridge.
18,735 ronopah-Belmont Devel. ...1
225
•
25%
798 lacony-Palmyra
15,020 Tonopab Mining
31
22
Jan.
14% Jan.
34%
35 Reading Co com
..50
—1
30)337 Salt Dome Oil Corp
1,008 Scott Paper
Series A 7% preferred. *100
141
1,373
Jan.
Jan.
96
"5" Sale"
...
646
85
181
Sale Prices
13
Feb.
8
43
Jan. 22
10
43
1
33% Feb. 26 35% Feb.
33% Sale/
3 177% Feb. 14
161% Feb.
172% Sale
5
6% Feb. 19
4% Feb.
5%
6%
Feb. 27
50
Feb. 27 50
"5":::::
...50
Budd (B G) Mfg Go.....
35% Sale
162% Sale
5% Sale
*
100 Northern Central RR.....50
10,460
Highest
Sale Prices
110% Jan.
131,013 Pennroad Corp v t c
....*
31,899 Pennsylvania RR
50
2,159 Penna Salt Manufonaur'g.50
3,608
10%
26
25%
56,815
12,565
1,442
"l~,303
12%
100
363 Morn Ac Hardart (Phlla) com.*
215 Morn ft Hardart (NY) com..*
165
Preferred....
.—.100
85
105
Sale Prices
13
Feb.
8
66
•
Bell Tell Go of Pa prof.. ..100
295 Gimbel Bros
191
19,277
4,126
<
*
com.
Preferred...
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
10
Feb.
3
99
11%
4,495 Electric Storage Battery. .100
—10
4,012 General Asphalt
21,715
Ask
101
9
__
...5
•5,389 Chrysler Corp
*
1,855 Curtis Pub Co common..
57
Lowest
29
30%
104%
33,037
Rights...
6,881 Budd Wheel Co.....
25
2,210
1,024
11,089
Bankers Securities
Feb.
Ask Bid
Par
...
-
12
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
*
..100
American Stores—
7,162 American Tel & Tel
4,068 Baldwin Locomotive.
24
315
STOCKS
Shares
;
Feb. 1
Bid
4,000
Annuity 6s__.——
1970
2,000 Penn RR 4
Shares
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
to
253,100 Elec Ac Peoples tr ctfs 4s-1945
1,000 Lehigh Valley 4%s
2003
1,000
10,000
2,000
4,000
$77,200
167,200
$87,400
315,200
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
tLow from
July 1 1933
1935
1936.
February
214,640
418,512
$
%
69,400
Bond Sales
1935
!
Shares. 657,584
——1,365,916
follows:
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
4
17
Feb.
17
Feb. 17
Feb.
11
Feb.
13
15
Feb. 20
24
Jan.
Jan.
■J
Cleveland Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
'
JiV-'v'-
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
February.
VP':
AGGREGATE
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
February
Shares
Feb. 29 1936
Par.
150
3,370
(a)Preferred
4
29
38 Canfleld OH
50
35
80
12
100
common
10
7% cumpref
.......100
*
1,945 City Ice dc fuel........
1,069
Prof
100
20
334 Cleveland Builders Realty.
*
13,152 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref
1,151 Clev El 111 $4.50 cum pref..—*
269 Cleveland Rya. a
....100
Certificates of deposit.. 100
2,199
34,583 Cliffs Corporation v t c_._.
70 Commercial Bookbinding—*
200
7,417
350
106
989
22,529
50
'
205* Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
15
195*
13
105
"ll"
13
100
92
35
Feb.
185*
82
65*
7
Sale
16" "Feb".
1085* Sale
70
63
5
7X
8
2
7
12
Jan.
3
4
90
Jan.
24
92
Feb.
26
35
Feb. 24
6
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
13
7
80
Jan.
20 715*
6 110
4
65:
4
69
20 245*
26
19
24
36
86
I!"
18
405* Feb.
80
80
Jan.
Jan.
16
28
7
6
225*~Feb"."Ii
Feb.
Feb.
46
90
Sale
28
24
Jan.
Jan.
•405* Feb.
145* Feb.
92
Feb.
! 19 5* "Feb!"
405* Feb.
46
"165* Sale
58
15*
Ask
i
90
15
"V
29
35
195*
395*
125*
63 H
1073*
355*
345*
Feb.
Ask Bid
15
......
5.825 Apex Electric & Mffi
Preferred..............100
176
20
Feb. 1
Bid
55 Air-Way El Appl let 7% pf 100
13,393 Allen Industries Inc new..
160
PRICES IN JANUARY
Low from
Shares
6,942
$2,000
2,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
July 1 1933
STOCKS
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
In
1935
1936
February
16,001
47,244
83,944
153,809
Jan. 1 to Feb.
Bond Sales
1935
1936
Shares_
....
405* Feb.
145* Feb.
7
6
Feb.
4
36
Feb.
80
Jan.
26
6
195* Feb. 17
155* Jan.
195* Feb. 17
86
6
5
6
Feb. 24
65*
65* Feb. 21
54
57
Feb.
5 715* Feb. 19
695* Sale
Feb.
8 1075*
1085* Sale 1085* Feb. 29 110
Sale
65
Feb. 29
65
Feb. 29 65
615*
Sale
64
64
Feb. 29 69
Feb. 10
595*
24
Sale
7 245* Feb. 19
205*
215* Feb.
6
65*
65*
75*
65* Feb. 25
75* Feb.
Jan.
65* Jan.
Feb.
13
18
19
Feb.
8
Jan.
24
Feb.
Feb.
10
19
75* Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 25
23
t-
151
151 Dow Chemical.........
98
Preferred............
450 Elec Controller dc Mfg..
163 Enamel Products.......
78
330
163
125
276
210
641
165
175
415
3654
.100
99
14H
1185*
4
—-
1215*
65
10
—•
21
34
43
29H
.
Foote Burt
102
56
ill*
Faultless Rubber......
Federal Knitting Mills
100
95
»
35*
100 Goodrich (B F)__
.—*
7X
18
12 Great Lakes Towing...
Preferred
432 Greif Bros Cooperage
!ioo
12
.100
..10
350
99 Halle Brothers..
Preferred
258
194 Hanna (M A) $5 pref..
460 Harbauer
244
894 Interlake SS
19
Fostorla Pressed Steel..
•r:rv' 24
122
16
.
241
.100
.........
44
...»
..........
.
«
3,611 Jaeger Machine
2,675 Kelly Island L dt T
1,194
2,734 Lamson Sessions......
*
918 Leland Electric............*
1,256 McKee (Arthur G) B
♦
1,230 Medusa Portland Cement...*
3,104 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
616
;
748
1,270
200
145
100H
2*0*
........
2,156
1,445
400
8
11
14
41
Sale
11
11
14
...
1
65*
4,433
10
10 National Acme.............1
2,595
6,340 National Refining........35
161
2,045
1,240
50
2,944
70
810
120
Preferred
...100
....
•
8.826 National Tile....
1,440 National Tool common....50
Preferred
50
............50
5,844 Nestle Le Mur "A*
•
90 Nineteen Hundred Corp A..
..._•
..100
....
334
580 Packer Corp...........
840
1,405 Patterson-Sargent.
8,007 Rlchman Bros.........
10.1 2 Selberllng Rubber-
4,970
3,420
381
768
75
2,234
"I05
760
1,379
178
760
Preferred.........
M A Corp common.
.
1.680 S
125 Stouf fer Corp A......
2,643
55*
195* Sale
*3
A*
40.
1
3*
1.681 Vlchek Tool
1,710 Weinberger Drug
191 Wast Res Inv Corp
*
pr
10
48
100
3
*
....
85*
9X
60
25
iH
»
pref 100
14
6
66
9
2H
3
21
1
pref
100
10 Truscon Steel preferred..l00
500 Union Metals Mfg Co
55*
145*
175* Sale
20
305*
42
Feb.
43
Feb. 24
6
Feb.
18
Sale
22
Feb.
1
4
18
65*
7
145* Sale
165*
165*
23
235*
22
11
Feb. :V 7
1
Feb.
165*
55*
135*
175*
195*
Feb. 17
3
Feb.
Feb. 21
8
Feb.
7
Feb.
35* Feb.
10
145* Feb.
5J* Feb.
69
8
3
J
20
102
l6"" Sale"
10
1
6
11
26
66
665*
35* Sale
12
24
185*
19
32
35
8
103
173
65
80
Feb. 28
23
Feb. 15
625* Feb.
25* Feb.
125* Feb.
155* Feb.
32
Feb.
3
3
36
1
Feb.
8
Jan.
Feb. 27
3
Jan.
Jan.
18
12
36
1
18
Feb. 13
Feb. 26
135* Feb.
Feb.
10
22
17
26
45* Feb. 25
125* Feb. 29
25
17
7
143
173
26
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan. 30
10
Jan.
215* Jan.
155* Jan.
55* Jan.
28
1
26
1
10
8 *
,145* Feb.
5
5
Jan.
55
Jan.
7
3
75* Jan.
95* Feb.
25* Jan.
45* Feb. 17
20
Feb.
20
Feb. 27
25* Jan.
45* Feb. 19
30
Feb.
30
Feb. 14
4
34
Feb.
295* Jan.
106
Feb.
6 1045* Jan.
8
95* Jan.
125* Feb.
145* Feb.
65* Feb.
70
Feb.
5
13
23
45* Feb. 11
2
26
68
Feb.
Feb.
565* Jan.
Jan.
195* Feb. 15
85* Jan.
145* Jan.
3
32
32
10
11
10
Feb.
1
10
Feb.
7
175*
17
Feb.
80
Feb.
5
11
Feb. .14
F^b. 3
Jan.
8
Jan.
16
15
16
18
Feb.
1
12
Jan.
Jan.
8
13
Feb.
17
Jan.
2
39
43
26
Feb.
13
Feb.
26
Feb. 24
Feb.
17
2
45* Jan.
125* Feb. 29
25
17
7
Feb. 28
Jan. 27
Feb. 27
145* Jan.
185* Jan.
31
29
Feb.
10
14
Feb.
8
7?5*
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
2
12
Jan.
27
27
20
8
2
2
10
14
Feb.
45* Feb.
Jan.
a*
Jan.
10
Jan.
7 106
2
125* Feb*
6
4
45* Feb. 17
27
68
27
19
20
15
29
8
Jan.
Feb.
9
Feb.
14
13
45* Feb. 11
15
15
2
25
4
32
195* Feb. 15
Jan.
4
3 1025* Jan. 23
Jan.
2
83
2 83
55* Jan.
7 105* Jan. 22
10
Feb.
7
115* Jan. 10
17
Jan.
8
18
Feb.
3
70
Jan. 14
83
Feb. 14
25 102
"16" "Feb!" "I
115* Feb. 17
18
Feb.
3
Feb. 14
83
Jan.
Jan.
(b) Stock called for redemp¬
of business Feb. 28 1936.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior figures in tables) are as
* New
York Stock.
* New York Ourb.
* Chicago Stock.
" Cincinnati Stock.
"Detroit Stock.
« Los Angeles Stock.
*
■
.•
>'*• :.-:n
Feb.
5
Jan. 23
26
Feb. 15
25
4 1025* Feb.
"
w
14
2
12
Jan. 31
175* Feb.
8
185* Jan. 28
27
27
21
20
355* Jan.
2 23
13 106
9 105
14 20
2
41
6
135*
35* Feb. 11
Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
345* Jan.
24
1
Feb.
No par value,
(a) Stock called for redemption March 1 1936.
Trading suspended at close
tion April 1 1936.
Trading will be suspended at close of business March 31 1936.
20
41
4
102
1025* 103
105*
175* Sale
80
1
Feb. 14
Feb. 10
1055* Feb.
12
625* Sale
25* Sale
135* Sale
125*
15
315* 35
8
Feb. 20
Feb. 25
7
Feb.
Feb. 27
25* Feb.
30
31
305*
25
Feb. 29
2
Jan.
95* Feb, 17
Feb. 27
Feb. 17
25
35
101
Feb.
125* Feb.
50
Sale
26
18
36
'135*
Sale
70
Sale
24
1
12$
16
33
106
11
Feb.
Feb. 27
14
17
11
135* Feb.
l65* Jan.
18
35
11
Sale
•
b Trumbull-CUffs
Sale
Sale
4
55
10
325* Feb. 25
23
5 1045* Feb.
Feb.
1045* Feb. 13 106
1045* 1045* Feb. 21 1045* Feb. 21 1043* Jan.
10
22*
38
•
35*
20
41
135* Feb. 15
95* Feb. 21
.
36
3
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
100
118
57
10
....
17
2X
1
175*
20
36
353
10 J
13
Sale
223
195*
106
102
22
»
_
105
40
Sale
5
•
....
.104
5
105* Feb.
95* Feb. 17
Feb. 13 104
2 123
Jan.
6 70
Jan.
Feb. 20
11
Feb. 27
Feb.
5
14
Feb
Feb. 20
5
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb. 13 104
5 120
120
Feb.
4
60
Feb.
675*
10
Feb. 20 11
325* Feb. 25 34
41
Feb. 29 45
100
23
ffl .1™
36
43
6
...
Ohio Brass B_.
Preferred
161
1,920
105
23
108
10
J*
278
643
"38" IIII!
95*
45*
125* Sale
245*
Miller Wholesale Drug......*
285 Monarch Machine Tool Co..*
4.958 Murray Ohio Mfg..........*
;
105*
Sale
12
195*
15
345*
345*
65
100
"60"
52
v
105*
95*
'
55
10
108
'»*t•'
J-
follows:
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
DETROIT
Since
Jan. 1
Share*
Share*
STOCKS
Feb. 29 1936
Par
172,049
24,856
Auto City Brewing common. *
Baldwin Rubber class A
*
510 Bohn Aluminum Ac Brass...5
1,833
3,431
3,035
5,122
4,075
4,938
675
820
11,204
670
5,308
115
10,386
17,455
16,855
1,054
1,214
1,685
10,749
15,185
1,292
180
12,889
80,200
44,864
11,552
4,861
835
Bower Roller Bearing
...5
Brlggs Mfg Co common.....*
Burroughs Adding Mach
*
Capital City Products
Chrysler Corp common
..5
Consolidated Paper com...lt
1
16,075 Continental Motors com
925 Crowley, Milner Ac Co com..*
2,905
3,042
8,098
13,514
11,143
12,307
3,910 Delsel Wemmer Gilbert comlC
16,179 Detroit & Clerel Nar com..10
1,308 Detroit Edison com......It*
..*
11,884 Detroit Forging Co..
438 Detroit Gray Iron & Fdry
5
21,246 Detroit Mich Stove common.1
48,693 Detroit Paper Products.....*
16,855 Dolphin Paint & Varnish A.*
1,847 Baton Manufac'g Co com...*
4,614 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner....*
6,989 Ex-Cello Aircraft & Tool....3
29,549 Federal Mogul common.....*
23,676 Federal Motor Truck com...*
4,253 Federal Screw Works com...*
487 Gemmer Mfg Co class A.....*
24.040 General Motors com.......10
1
202,893 Goebel Brewing Co com
85,087 Grahaaa-Palge Motor com..l
26,508 Hall Lampooas............*
35 Home Dairy class A...
35
*
7,806 Hoover Steel Ball com.....10
835 HosklnsMfg Co common....*
22,841
6,379
20,662
18,442
7,027
570
21,238
825
8,492
785
6,786
6,262
50,566
6,022
10", 036
44,164
12,234
55,320
25,797
14,661
570
70.041
2,889
33,804
785
14,450
9,582
86,890
11,987
Mich Steel Tube Prod com..*
New
22
Sale
3
Sale
3£*
3 9*
289*
Michigan Sugar
com.
Preferred
Mid-West Abrasive
....*
10
180
97,680
9,055
750
193
3,082
304
769
Wheel
com.
...
5
Murray Corp common.....10
Packard Motor Co
*
com.
Parke Davis 3c Co
*
47
951
2,592
1,285
1,714
150
3,001
3,415
95
94**
219* Sale
3
2**
6** Sale
23
23**
2**
W
1?*
Sale
329*
21
15
20** Sale
5
15
599*
8
Sale
3**
69*
Sale
17**
11**
44**
40
—
69*
4
35
19*
10
11
-
12**
44**
49*
a*
32
59
Sale
4
7
20
Sale
49
42
69*
Sale
17** "18**
18** Sale
7H Sale
469*
46**
86
81**
179*
16**
29
31
17** Sale
24
239*
6** Sale
6** Sale
19
17**
1 ** Sale
6
6**
49*
4**
32** 33**
Preferred..
...
.
22
23
530 Truscon Steel Co
10
23,837 United Shirt Distributors..*
805 U S Radiator com.
114
Preferred
...........100
*
2,382 Universal Cooler class A
101
J*
Class B
13,675
1,773 Universal Product
*
com.....*
319 Walker & Co units..........
199,242 Warner Aircraft Corp com__l
67,006 * olverine Brewing Co com.. 1
1,750 Wolverine Tube common...*
560 Young (L A)Co com
*
Unlisted Dept.—
5,006 American Radiator.........*
751 Amer Tel Ac Tel Co
100
35
1,083 Borden Co
249 Borg Warner Corp com....10
Commonw Ac Southern Corp *
Consolidated Oil Co........*
General Foods Corp........*
Hupp Motor Car Corp
lo
Corp...........*
Kennecott Copper Corp....*
Kroger Groc k Bak Co
*
National Dairy Prod Corp..*
N Y Central RR
100
977 Purity Bakeries Corp.......*
8.152 Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
*
7.153 Standard Brands Inc
Sale
15**
103
9
9
11
10
5
10
79*
3**
30
23
19*
9*
16**
47**
8**
2
Sale
25
26
33
75
20
a16**
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
16**
48**
23** Sale
162** Sale
139* Feb.
8** Feb.
149*
34**
2**
18**
33**
26**
349*
149*
16**
159*
Sale
8
Sale
32
19* Sale
16%
23 J
1731
Sale
17**
Sale
Sale
39* Sale
14** Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
25**
Sale'
Sale
379* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
7
58
Feb.
11
8
Feb.
1
39* Feb.
69* Feb.
18** Feb.
15
Feb.
5
44** Feb.
5
12
3
3
28** Feb. "i
7
159* Feb.
239* Feb. 26
3
6** Feb.
39*'Feb. 11
3
34** Feb.
19
Feb.
3** Feb. 19
6** Feb. 29
239* Feb. 21
4*1 Feb. 19
152** Feb. 17
39* Feb.
1
10** Feb. 24
59* Feb. 21
99* Feb.
1
39* Feb. 28
32** Feb. 21
149* Feb.
7
22** Feb.
5
17** Feb. 21
11** Feb. 20
5** Feb. 20
27** Feb.
7
609* Feb. 19
10** Feb. 17
4** Feb. 21
7** Feb.
4
18** Feb. 15
10
Jan.
10
Jan.
3
128
Jan.
6
9
9
29* Jan.
3
79* Jan. 17
9* Feb. 14
289* Feb.
8
12** Jan. 14
20
Jan.
3
x9** Jan.
7** Jan.
4** Jan.
3
7
2
24
Jan.
8
549* Jan.
21
2
6
2
6*8 Jan.
29* Jan.
59* Jan.
Feb.
21
30
56
Feb.
329*
24J*
97**
23**
3**
6**
Feb. 13
Jan.
3
Feb. 19
Jan. 16
Jan. 28
Jan. 21
25
Jan.
3
4** Feb.
19
17
2 152** Feb.
2** Feb.
Jan.
3** Feb. 28
579* Jan.
18** Feb. 15
49* Jan.
3
10** Jan. 14
59* Feb. 21
Jan. 28
39* Feb. 28
Feb. 21
Feb.
7
Jan. 14
Feb. 21
11** Feb. 20
5** Jan. 15
27** Feb.
7
609* Feb. 19
10** Feb. 17
4** Feb. 21
7*f Feb. 4
18** Feb. 15
10
32**
149*
23**
17**
27
11
Jan.
"
14
15
44** Feb.
5
54
Feb.
Feb.
27
15
25
3i**~Feb".~2i "27"" Jan: "20 "3i**"Feb'.~2i
18** Feb. 28
15
21
18** Feb. 28
25
23** Jan.
27
25
Jan.
21
3** Jan.
31** Jan.
3
Feb.
79*
6**
40**
19**
19*
69*
5**
33**
21**
219*
.129*
50
79**
189*
10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
21
24
27
8
10
14
4
21
19
19
33*1
1
Feb.
6
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
% Jan.
5
22
Feb:
24
4
7**
6**
32
69* Jan.
44
75
169*
4J*
5**
"is** Sale"
7
31
3
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
229* Feb.
161** Feb.
Feb.
719*
29*
13**
33**
2**
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
179* Feb.
Feb.
259*
22**
349*
149*
159*
15**
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
31
Feb.
25
25**
2**
%
17**
479*
4
3
6
7
Jan.
13
Feb.
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
69*
29*
26**
23**
%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
.
% Jan.
15
Jan.
47
Jan.
22** Jan.
4
Feb.
J9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
13
27
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
25
33** Feb.
9* Jan.
149* Jap.
289* Jan.
259* Feb.
21** Jan.
Feb.
279* Jan,
149* Jan.
14** Jan.
15** Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
659* Jan.
29* Jan.
12
39* Feb. 21
19** Feb. 28
Feb. 20
Feb.
5
24** Feb. 27
409* Feb. 21
11
5
18** Feb. 24
.
Feb.
Jan,
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
1569* Jan.
13
17
Feb.
1
35** Feb. 21
.
5
33** Feb. 25
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
19
29
26** Jan.
W*
7** Feb.
13
6
m
19
19
13
17
28
2
79* Jan.
249* Feb. 11
1779* Feb. 14
ii*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
17
3
30** Feb.
729* Feb.
4
219* Feb. 21
Jan.
239*
12**
103**
59*
Feb. 25
Feb. 11
Feb.
1
Feb. 21
Feb.
6
4
10
21
24
27
8
10
11
6
4
10
33** Feb.
2
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
25
8** Feb. 20
39* Feb.
3
11
21
6**
40**
19**
19*
65*
59*
31
2
Jan.
5
36
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
79* Feb. 21
31** Jan.
1 "17** "Feb." 19
15** Feb.
Feb. 13
103** Feb. 29 105
99* Feb. 27
7*1 Feb. 1
Feb. 19
10** Feb. 19 11
10
Feb. 17
119* Feb. 28
7**
29*
29**
25**
1**
9*
16**
479*
2
3
Feb. 25
15** Jan.
179* Jan.
19
Feb.
Jan.
4
25
4** Feb. 26
19
3
29
Feb.
7
33** Feb. 25
8
Feb.
19
17
5
59*
6**
6**
27**
3
Jan.
6
13
Feb.
•No par value,
a Deferred delivery sales,
r Sold for cash,
x Ex-dividend.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated by superior
New York Stock.
* New York Curb.
• Chicago Stock. » Chicago Board of Trade
»» Los Angeles Curb
••
San Francisco Curb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
54
Jan.
869* Jan. 21
20** Feb.
6
2** Jan.
6
5** Feb.
3
22** Feb. 11
29* Jan.
3
1
17
33
Sale
Sale
3
27** Feb.
28
""49* Sale"
Feb.
5
27
1
Feb.
79*
25
Sale
14
Feb.
20 J* Feb.
22
40
""7
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
4
Feb.
Feb. 14
8
Feb.
75** Feb. 13
10
.......100
11
13
11
4
5
6
24
85
74
15
"l5*| Sale"
6
48
54
*
2**
10**
39*
8**
9*
28**
Feb.
3
26
14
29
3
Feb.
13
7
19
25
Jan.
53i
26]
10
11
52*2
..10
29*
140
Feb.
76
32
Sale
29*
5**
22**
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
56
50
24
'24~" "Feb"" 21
329* Feb.
23** Feb.
97** Feb.
47**
22
19
30
6
Sale
19* Jan.- 2
40** Jan.
7
579* Jan. 30
21
1
21**
11**
21
32**
Sale
Feb.
3
1
1** Feb.
6** Feb. 17
4** Feb. 26
32
Feb. 25
7
179* Feb.
1
18** Feb.
7*1 Feb. 1
46** Feb. 18
26**
30**
58^
6
50
46
55
Sale
Sale
20**.
5
4
28**
58**
9**
3**
6**
Sale
—
16
...»
Axle com
Kelvin a tor
Feb.
Feb.
18** Sale
7**
7**
7
69*
69* Sale
25
279*
133,740 Tlvoli Brewing Co common.1
80,831
7,483
2,607
17,380
26,197
1,901
5,276
3,120
4,208
539*
279*
20J*
94**
14**
599*
5
60**
M
3** Feb. 28
3
32
22
22
8**
5**
2** Feb.
449* Feb.
30
20
Sale
8
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb. 21
13 9*
14
Lowest
Sale Prices
24
7**
5
4**
8** Sale
"29**
Hiyhest
Sal* Prices
59
*
Stearns (Frederick) com
265 Sutherland Paper Co....
18,692 TImken
56
46,023
2,869
1,202
11,679
8,639
11
Sale
Sale
Lowest
26
Sale
Motor Products Corp com... *
Motor
Sale
2 OH
50c
com
Ask
57
25
58
6** Sale
25
24**
2**
29*
145
140
130
.
1,564
13,563
1,253
"55""
*
common-.
"2",407
335
53
279* Sale
21**
20**
93
93**
25
Sale
Class B
8,045
24
Sale
"
115,118
59
16
Lakey Fdy & Mach common. 1
McAleOr Mfg Co com........*
722 Square D class A.
47
1
Sale Pries
29
45** Sale
Sale
289*
*
It
com
36,551 River Raisin Paper com....*
3,543 Scotten Dillon com.......10
1,615
3
Sale
23
Class B
11,070
1,978
"5,718
57
fnsgs (8 N) Co
4,130
30,662
29,222
433
4§*
Ask Bid
Hudson Motor Car.........*
292 Parker Rust Proof com.....*
8,653 Pfelffer Brewing Co com....*
5
47,824 Reo Motor com.
76,700 (Uckel (H W) & Co common.2
115
Feb.
Feb.. 1
Bid
44
Sale
Houdaille Hershey class A..*
"5",227
RANGE SINCE JAN.
to
In
""435
473,817
.
July 1 1933
SALES
February
65,849
7,428
1935
Shares-2,1*1,1*7
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
207,073
Shares- 949,118
1936
Stock Sales
1935
1936
Stock Sales
February
■
.,
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
9
19
28
21
11
14
13
3
11
4
21
6
3
14
6
13
17
1
6
21
17
20
13
27
21
15
5
24
-
figures in tobies) .are as foilows:
Philadelphia Stock. M Pittsburgh Stock
.
i"' "V!
.
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Pittsburgh Stock
•:r:
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
if
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RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
February.
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
February
Jan. 1
115
1,644
2.667
609
6,952
14,882
785
12,822
242
"3",249
110
BONDS
Feb. 29 1936
S
$2,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s
1949
86
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Feb.
Feb. 1
10654
10754
Ask
_r._.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
29
Ask Bid
Sale Prices
Feb. 25
Feb. 25 107
Sale Prices
107
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
107
Jan. 24 107
Jan. 24
^•
STOCKS
Shares
440 Allegheny Steel
5,682
9,458
2,962
10,567
40,982
1,560
23,420
trkuui Nat Gas
Corp
3634
♦
•
If
Preferred
Armstrong Cork Co..
754
.*
50 54
17
17
Sale
3
5J4
6
1734 Sale
Sale
3
2
3854 Feb. 21
20
21
21
26
1
19
16
Feb.
Feb.
4
8
4
Feb.
6
10
554 Feb.
4
Feb.
2054 Feb. 21
6
3
90c
654 Feb.
854 Feb.
51
Feb. 20
3
Sale
20
Sale
19
m Sale
934 Sale
4
354
19 34
19
1054 Sale
IS#
Port Pittsburgh Brewing
1
Harb-Walker ttefrac com...*
1
36
1254
4%
35
Sale
154
154
3934 Sale
4
Sale
100
12
Sale
Keppers Gas A Coke pref. It#
......
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 17
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
20
Feb.
4
10
Feb. 29
154 Feb.
1
4154 Feb. 24
1 10654 Feb. 17
18
35
27
27
29
Feb. 21
10
254 Jan.
1654 Jan.
Feb.
154 Feb. 27
3
3454 Feb.
100
Feb.
Jan.
20
11
Feb.
■
3
5
14
90c
4
;
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
.
5
12
* *
Jan
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
17
25
Feb. 10
Feb. 27
V
3854 Feb. 21
354
7H
4754
1554
Feb.
2
1754 Feb. ""i
1954 Feb. 11
1
854 Feb.
3
954 Feb.
354 Feb. 14
19
3354 Jan.
1954 Feb.
5
18
16
1,766 Electric Products....—....*
Follansbee Bros pref
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
3
*
766
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
It
Devonian Oil.
135 Duff-Norton Mfg Co
4,478
11,753
2,819
2,886
854
Sale
3754
554
754
4754
Sale
1634
Columbia Gas ft Electric...*
616 Consolidated Ice pre!
...50
600 Crandall McK9c Hend.. ....*
3,475
37
3% Sale
Blaw-Knos Co
Carnegie Metals............!
Clark (D L) Candy.........*
9,126 Duquesna Brewing.........5
Class A................._5
2,520
1.668
1,157
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Bid
5,965
1,470
2,101
6,281
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29..
fitly 1 1933
July I 1
Since
Shares
$1,000
2,000
to
In
$1,000
February
om
Lowfrc
1935
1936
Bond Sales
146,915
286,119
Shares 403,666
>.744,025
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29.
AGGREGATE
1935
1936
Stock Sales
6
5
9
31
Jan.
97
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
10
Jan.
Feb. 13
17
Jan.
754 Jan.
754 Jan.
354 Feb.
1554 Jan.
154 Feb.
4
25
10
27
,
2
29
13
24
17
M.
35,328
1,792
33,916
1,440
3,866
62,294
2,655
3,491
53,860
1,927
6,591
2^666
Lena Star Gas.
10 54
Sale
154
254
4334 Sale
554 Sale
134 Sale
•
1254 Sale
27,000
935
3,000
734
782
23,159
394
789
11,412
300
McKinney Manufacturing..*
Meats Machine
Supply....,
Nat Fireproofing Corp com.*
100
354
50 Penn Federal Corp pref__100
Phoenix Oil com.........25c
Preferred................!
5,000
2,189 Pittsburg Brewing
*
Preferred
•
1,984
_.l
29,354 Pittsburgh Forgings
620 Pittsburgh Oil ft Gau.......§
..25
1,405 Pittsburgh Plate (Mass
31,166 Pitts Screw A Bolt Corp.... *
810 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
-354
Preferred
Preferred
_
5c
2254
734
4
4854
1034
40
"
—.....5
Mountain Fuel
•
4 >4
25
8
109
1054
454
Sale
5
28,297
2,310
13,874
1,412
273
6,150
~5",761
1,190
1
16
3c
454
154
1754
454
2354
Sale
—~
1054
Sale
5c " Feb".
5c
Feb.
1
1454
Feb. 28
Feb. 17
Feb.
3
Feb. 15
""8c" Feb."27
1
5c
:
4
Feb.
Feb.
1
11
2454 Feb.
7
1454 Feb. 20
154 Feb. 26
Feb.
4
154 Feb.
10
4
11654 Feb. 20
954 Feb. 18
454 Feb. 26
1154 Feb. 21
5
Feb.
7
Sale
154
16
1354 Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
354 Feb.
1
Feb.
5
1
16
3c
454
Sale
3654 Sale
154
154
3454 Sale
75c
5
354 Feb. 21
Feb. 20
22
8
22
3234 Sale
254 Feb. 21
5054
754
154
554
zlH
6
1
Feb.
154 Feb. 10
75c
154 Jan
1154 Jan.
.
2c
4c
-5
154 Feb.
4c
Feb.
1254 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
754 Jan
154 Jan
9854 Jan.
954 Jan.
.
.
Jan.
Jan.
15
10
5
454 Feb.
2554 Feb. 28
3654 Feb. 29
Sale
Sale
4454 Sale
11554 Sale
Feb. 24
Feb. 20
Feb.
11354 Feb.
38
Jan.
Jan.
3
2c
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
354 Jan.
22
30
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
11
35
80c
Feb.
18
6
154 Jan.
31
Jan.
60c
Jan.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 24
3454 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
^
Feb.
12154 Feb.
7
Feb.
13
Feb.
10854 Feb.
5 110
554 Feb.
454 Feb. 10
4
97
Jan.
101
Jan.
15
28
Feb. 27
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
1
Feb.
17
28
17
31
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
254 Jan.
21
1
38
118
Jan.
22
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
454 Jan.
47
31
33
70c
Sale
4
1554 Feb.
Jan.
154 Jan.
41
17
5
454
24
4c
Sale
13
10854 Feb.
13
14
8,025 Renner Brewing Co........l
660 Ruud Mfg.................5
—1
55,743 San Toy Mining
78,587 Shaastock Oil A Gas........*
4,202 Standard Steel Spring.....-*
26,538 United Engine A Fdy new.
1,642 United States Glass.......25
770 Vanadium Alloy Steel......*
1
11,310 Victor Brewing Co
50 Waverly Oil A
•
10,531 Westinghouse Air Brake....*
3,102 Westgbouse El A Mfg..
50
38,400
354
22
8c
Sale"
2.399 Plymouth Oil Co...........5
4,350
360
454
Feb.
14
20
5c
7c
154
.—.........100
1,023
15
35
13
Sale
Sale'
3
1054 Feb.
154 Feb. 13
4254 Feb. 26
1
554 Feb.
3
154 Feb.
354 Feb. 24
17
11
15
20
26
20
31
7
31
5
15
27
20
10
14
29
11
18
14
15
24
7
UNLISTED.
217
430
3,945
317 Lone Star Gas 1% pref
100
730
t\i% preferred....
100
....*
7,407 PenmadCorpvtc....
64
10254 104
106
109
Sale
Sale
""554 Sale'
104
Feb.-
4 106
5
10854 Feb.
354 Jan.
3 106
110
Feb. 13
Jan.
10
554 Feb.
5
•
No par value, x Ex-dividend.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 11933 ware made
1
N«w York Stock.
* New York Curb.
(designated by superior figures in tables), art as follows:
San Francisco Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
1936
Stock Sales
:■
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
1935
_
Bond Sales
1936
February
335,740
623,220
Shares. 958,874
2,056,251
1935
$117,000
217,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
$35,000
90,500
±
AQQREQATE
SAN FRAN CISCO
SALES
Low from
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
February
%
79,000
17,000
1,000
16,000 Market Street Ry Co 7a__1940
6,000 Pacific Gas flc El Co 5s,1942
6s
1941
3,000
3,000 Pacific Tel & Tel Co 5s—.1937
5,000 Southern Pacific Co 4%e.l969
9,000 Union Oil Co Cal 4% —1947
"
2~O5O
2,000
1,000
Shares.
525
200
3,541
14,373
265
30,835
STOCKS
7,179
1,373
2.022
52
41.848
5.468
2,108
8,154
y
29
Ask Bid
118
105
25
935
■
445
6,417
2,168
4,683
4,634
22,753
16,795
8,561
3,330
2,820
*
»
102% Feb.
108
108
Feb.
4 108
60
101%
104%
119%
103%
101% 103
103% 104
102
Feb.
4 103
Feb.
10
104
Feb.
8 104% Feb.
6
102%
104%
120%
104%
86
87%
119% 121
98%
101
«
103%
68
107%
119
150
292
2,845
6,029
20,654
3.469
17",373
""85
121
103% 104% 103% Feb"'Il 103% Febni
90
89
Feb. 13
92%
91
Feb. 24
118% 122% 120% Feb. 19 120% Feb. 19
16%
5%
Feb.
13
Feb.
28
Feb.
15% Feb. 14
137% Feb. 28
3
20% Feb.
175
Sale
11
Sale
5
Feb.
25
Feb.
60
Sale
50
30
50
29
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
184
Feb.
Feb.
185
11
10
5
22% Feb. 28
10,796 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
2,953
Preferred
20
6,580 Cilareras Cement Co com—*
52
Preferred
.......100
49,874 California Copper cap
10
20,869 Calif Cotton Mills cap...100
3,303 California Ink Co lnc A....*
21,691 California Packing cap.....*
24%
25%
21%
3
25% Feb.
4
21% Feb.
5% Feb. 26
32% Feb. 20
21
Sale
5
75
....
84
10,237 Consol Chemical Industries
8,034
Inc class A partlc pref
•
35 Crocker FlrstNatBk 8F caplOO
2,524 Crown Willamette pref
*
89,147 Crown Zeller com tot tr ctfs *
3,565
Preference series A.......*
1,623
Preference series B
•
15,293 Di Giorgio Fruit Corp com. 10
4,687
Preferred
100
Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
325 Hancock Oil
4,095 Hawaiian Pineapple
5
715
Go of Calif capital
10
14,368 Honolulu OH Corp Ltd cap.*
1,090 Honolulu Plantation cap..20
5,121 Hunt Bros Packing Cod A..*
232 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
Island Pineapple Co Ltd—
515
Common
20
195
Preferred
..25
17,417 Langendorf United Bakcl A *
3,910
Class B
*
3,296 Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
3,896 Llbby McNeill & Libby
*
106,681 Lock Heed Alrcr Corp com_.l
878 L A Gas A Elec Corp pref..100
3,240 Lyons-MaCnus Inc A
*
6,149
B
*
3,552 Magnavox Co Ltd (capttal)2%
4,514 Magnln A Co (I) common.—*
21
Preferred..............too
40,129 Merchant Cal Mach Co com 10
90 Market Street Ry Co com. 100
245
Prior pref
......100
15
Second preferred
...100
▼
page
A
69,
103% Feb. 25
Feb.
Jan.
9
91
4
Feb.
io
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
io
«
fg
Feb.
04
22 120% Feb.
fg
24
Feb.
22% Feb.
19
5% Feb.
80
Feb.
24
1
29
40
17
5
9
15% Jan.
17%
137% Feb. 28 137%
17
2
Jan.
22%
2
4% Jan.
5%
50
Feb.
3
50%
2
20% Jan.
33%
180% Jan. 10 185
3
15% Jan.
22%
3
23% Jan.
21% Jan.
4% Jan.
3
3
6
Jan.
27
24
80
Feb.
24
% Jan.
7
Feb.
20
45
51
36
7 101
3
71
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
10
48% Feb. 28
11
47% Jan.
17
34% Feb.
Feb.
21
34
Feb.
25
Feb.
10
55
3
97
Feb.
13
4
16
Feb.
7
87% Jan.
14% Jan.
36% Feb.
101% Feb. 28 106% Feb.
28
103
100
63%
92%
14%
35%
94
15%
36%
35
106
105
20% Sale
30% 30%
305
105
19%
31%
20%
31%
05
Sale
9%
06%
9%
Sale
Sale
95%
96
94
94
Sale
Sale
5
4%
101% Sale
24%
37%
38%
4% Sale
47
Sale
46%
60
—
25%
42
4%
45
38
36%
9%
10M
mm
38
Sale
10 K
—
'mm
25%
27
'
:
47%
15%
14%
35%
101%
27
"43"
Sale
46
58%
59
119% 119
120%
118
«.
16% Sale
15% Sale
24
Sale
10% Sale
10%
10%
16
16%
23%
24
26%
27
Feb.
26
Feb.
4
Feb.
25
1
3
10
19
54
57
29% Jan.
301
103
14
Jan.
15 320
Jan.
27 109
Feb.
26
21
10
Jan.
28
96%
96%
6%
45%
Jan. 27
Jan. 27
Feb. 11
Jan. 24
7% Jan
14% Jan.
20
14% Feb.
2
16% Feb. 20
20% Feb.
5
9
36
Feb.
21
Jan.
11 112
Feb.
21
27
42
Feb.
27
Feb.
28
7
2
Feb.
21
27
Feb.
27
27
Feb.
27
42
37% Feb.
3% Jan.
3
4% Jan.
14
Feb. 14
Jan. 21
4
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan. 31
Jan. 21
48* Jan.
22
21
10
43% Feb.
57% Feb.
14
46% Feb.
3
7
61
Feb.
20
Feb"
19
38
Feb.
29
9% Feb.
10% Feb.
3
10% Feb.
11% Feb.
6
19
18
11
23
Feb.
Feb.
27
23% Feb. 28
26
Feb.
14
27
Feb.
54
Feb. 26
Feb.
5
31% Feb. 26
30
7%
14%
4%
27%
9%
3%
26%
9%
9% Sale
6%
27%
12%
30
7
13%
3
30
7% Feb. 25
27% Feb. 14
12% Feb. 21
4
27%
9%
9%
9% Sale
9%
116
115
111% 112% 112%
8
10
9
8
9%
2
3%
2%
2*
2H
Sale
16%
!J8
2% Sale
16
17
Feb.
2% Feb
16
14
4
Feb.
Feb. 10
Feb. 11
Feb. 25
Feb. 11
3
Feb.
Feb.
24
43%
54%
118%
33%
5%
10%
14%
Jan.
5
23
26
Feb.
27
Jan.
16
46%
21%
27%
8%
Jan. 14
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
Feb. 28
Jan.
Feb.
9% Feb.
17
23% Feb.
1
23
7% Feb. 25
2SH Feb. 25
7
27
Jan.
3
4
Feb.
5
4
Feb. 14
33
Feb. 21
10% Feb. 18
4
10% Feb.
115
Feb.
3
10
Feb.
8
7
4% Feb.
3% Feb.
16% Feb.
1
4
16% Sale
1%
2%
15% Feb.
19
24%
2%
4
29
Jan.
Feb.
29
17
23% Feb.
27% Jan.
28
3
10
11
18
54
Feb.
18
25"
Jan.
30
9% Jan.
23
31
Jan.
23
Jan.
21
7% Jan. 11
28% Feb. 25
Jan.
16'
Jan.
15
Jan.
6
5
6
33
Jan.
Feb.
21
Jan.
6
11% Jan.
25 116% Jan.
28
28
9% Feb
7%
112%
8%
1%
Jan,
Feb
Jan,
Jan
2% Jan.
16
Jan.
10
8
11
Feb.
8
7
2
3% Feb.
17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
2
14
26
Jan.
11
13
20
6
4% Feb.
22
10
14
6
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
7
5
26
31% Feb. 29
30
24
%
"Feb." II
Feb.
6
25% Jan.
2
Feb"
20
Feb.
Feb.
14
104% Jan.
25
Feb.
Jan.
nslH
2% Jan.
5
107
16% Sale
1%
2%
23%
25
2%
5
30% Feb. 21
32
99
Feb.
17
30
19
Feb. 20
5
Feb.
19
14
P'eb.
27
29
27
30
23% Jan.
28
8% Feb. 28
1
23% Feb.
Jan.
31% Feb. 21
11
48% Feb.
25% Peb.
8%
24%
11
21
31% Sale
8%
23%
7
Feb.
Feb.
43
30
23% Sale
10
Feb.
30% Feb.
30
Sale
3%
16%
101% Feb. 28 106
16% Jan. 13 23
14
Sale
6%
36% Feb. 28
25
' Feb.
5
13
9
Feb.
4% Feb.
Feb.
25
Feb.
92% Feb.
3% Jan.
32% Jan.
29%
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
16
i
50
6
2
93
27
9
Jan.
4
11
Jan.
71
97
1
1
4
35
Feb.
Feb.
51
37%
13
7
4
4% Feb.
14
Jan.
4**
6 101
99% Jan.
11
37 % Feb.
16
2
Feb.
27
5
36
Jan.
6% Feb.
96% Feb.
96
1
Feb.
16%
Feb. 28 20%
Feb. 20 36
1 112
Feb.
Feb.
25
4
21
Feb.
Feb.
39% Feb. 25
41
Sale
Feb.
21% Feb.
31% Feb.
19 320
1 109
92% Feb. 14
5
11
25
93
29
35
Feb.
104% Feb.
8% Feb.
95%
5%
37
109
13
96
23%
24%
15% Sale
18% Sale
36
Feb;
20% Feb. 27
3
30% Feb.
320
Sale
Sale
40% Sale
33
Feb.
63% Feb.
93% Feb.
15% Feb.
4
28
Feb.
32% Feb. 20
22% Feb. 19
Feb.
80
1% Feb. 20
4
Jan. 23
Feb. 28
Feb. 11
Jan.
9
Feb.
£
Feb. 20
Jan. 20
16 105
6
18
2% Jan.
1
6
20
11
8
7
8
t c
65,168
A common series 1
*
37,834 Natomas Co capital........*
see
80
118% Jan.
50
5,625
For footnotes
7
Feb. 20
15 103
104
Feb.
8 104%
119% Jan. 16 119%
103% Feb. 11 103%
35
63
Emsco Derrick A Eq Co cap.5
Inc
Feb. 10
Jan.
100% Jan.
48
.....
9,958 Pood Machinery Corp com. 10
6,575 Foster Ac Klelser com
10
Galland Mercantile Laundry
833
common (capital) ...._...*
11,648 General Motors...........10
30
Preferred................*
9,031 General Paint Corp A
*
47,733
B
•
21,884 Golden State Ltd cap..
.*
Feb.
% Feb.
41% Sale
8,718 El Dorado OH Works cap...*
8,056 Emporium Capwell cap.....*
36,371
Jan.
8 135
Jan.
7 107
Feb. 20 105
34%
333 California Water Serr.preflOO
Caterpillar Tractor cap
•
Chrysler Corp common.....5
Claude Neon Elec Prod
•
Clorox Chemical A
•
550 Coast Cos Gas & El 1st pf 100
80
Sale'
11,025
2,253
3,910
2,839
Nat Auto Fibre>
19,813
12,904
1 103% Feb. 25
Feb.
4
3
150
180
1,076
1,756
27,765
4 108
104
107
Feb.
32
2,772
9
Feb.
103
Home Fire A Marine Insur
580
Jan.
108
103
109
17% Feb.
325
7.023
107
107
105
102
18
2,762
\ ° 810
10
20
17%
40
5,955
Feb.
Feb.
108
72^ Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
"3~755
135
102
184
3,100 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
40 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
298
Feb. 3
Feb. 20 105
cap....*
com
176
1
Highest
Sale Prices
66%
93%
430 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
50,801 Byron Jackson
1.215
3,366
2,535
Lowest
Sale Prices
105
Consol Aircraft Corp com—1
34,592
2,239
Highest
Sale Prices
124
127% 120
107% 106% 107%
16
135
21
197
1,945
4,567
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
125
106
105
102%
105
3,025 Alaska Juneau GoldM cap. 10
200 Alaska Packers Asan cap.. 100
9,894 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
20
31,694 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
265 Associated Oil Co capital..25
45,643 CAtlas Imp Diesel Eng Co A-*
285
5,778
1,200
1,795
1,597
54
»
.
Feb.
Par
Shares.
255
30,264
:
Feb. 1
Bid
124,000 Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6s.._1945
5,000 Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1937
1,000 City Electric Co 5s
-.1937
44,000 Emporium Cepwell 5%«—1942
1,000 Gt Western Pow Co 5s—1946
11,000
3,000
'(•
to
1
S
"i"o66
,
Feb. 29 1936
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
July 1 1933
BONDS
Since
Jan.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
45
Sale
12% Sale
43%
11%
Sale
12
42
Feb. 20
11% Feb. 25
45% Feb.
12% Feb.
4
1
33% Jan.
11% Jan.
45% Feb.
13
Jan.
4
23
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
March, 1936]
SALES\
AGGREGATE
In
STOCKS
Feb. 29 1936
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN JANUARY
rom
Lowfr
lulu 1
July 1 1933
Shares
65
-
RANGE SINCE JAN. j 1
Since
February
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
^
Par
Feb. 1
Bid
Feb.
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highes\
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
North Amer lav Corp—
246
70
313
15,690
1,404
,
1,375
4,437
750
22,798
13,305
4,138
5,913
583
29,961
11,455
T
702
175
3,307
878
520
8,819
671
3,476
1,395
1,319
2,082
1,111
V;
129
21
8,045
650
5,893
15
1,704
9,550
4,230
355
r-
595
16,808
14,450
355
Preferred..............100
10,779
2,230
2,790
9.530
1,912
4,967
4.531
1,769
Paraffine Cos, Inc., com....*
3»tl
21,331
9,661
707
350
15,591
41
16,497
Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
Plg'n Whistle Corp partic pf *
Ry Eq & Realty Co Ltd com.*
6% preferred.....
100
5% preferred..
...
*
Rainier Pulp & Pap cl A com *
Rainer Pulp & Pap Co cl B__ *
Roos Bros Inc common.....1
Series A preferred
..100
y;W'
224 Safeway Stores Inc common
304 San Joaq Lt Ac Pr prior pf.100
Prior pref series A......100
106
10,765 Schleslnger A Sons cl A com •
Preferred..............100
1,746
14,515 Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
30
5H % cum conv pref
100
5
2.684 Soundview Pulp Co
24,949 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).100
10,190 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B
*
2,730
1,470 Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
36,351
195 Telephone Investment Corp *
825 Thomas Alloc Corp class A..*
Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
26,990
912
517
275,045
•
B
1,440 PaauhauSugarPlantCo capl5
3,770 Pacific Gas A Elec Co com.25
30,962
6% 1st preferred........25
5H% 1st preferred......25
10,652
12.757 Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
$6 dividend pref...........
1,489
83.880 Pac Pub Serv com non-vot..*
First preferred...........*
51,207
1,770 Pac Tel A Tel Co common. 100
30
140
11,745
10<
6% preferred...........100
SH% preferred
100
39,772 North Amer Oil Consol cap. 10
2,114 Occidental Insurance cap..10
6,589 Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
35
214
,
Common
350
495
Preferred..............100
509,636 Transamerlca Corp capital..*
41,842 Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
21,477 Union Sugar Co common..25
Preferred. ..............25
1,822
645 United Air Lines Trans
v t c.5
10
19,624 Universal Cons Oil
142 WellsFargoBk A UnTr cap 100
Western Pipe A Steel of Calif
common ................10
30,955
75 *$
84
87
13*$ Feb.
75*$ Feb.
3
3
15*$ Feb. 21
85*$ Feb.
6
72*1
78
81*$
78
Feb.
4
82
13
17
90
80
17*4 Sale
31
Sale
30
Sale
14
Sale
13
34 *$
30*$
27*4
55*1
107
135$
Sale
30*$
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
65$
22*$ Sale
125
143
88
42
128
144
89*$
425$
35$
45$
it*
35*$
I0**
28
106
33
118
108
5*
i8H
455$
30
855$
18
104
12*$
25*$
12*$
265$
165$
8*$
15*$
16
13*$ Feb.
15*$ Feb. 24
345$
31
5
19
19
18
29*$
lit
30*$
275$ 275$
54*$
52*$
106
106*$ 105*$
65$ Sale
5*$
21
21*$ Sale
129
132
125*$
146
150
144*$
91
925$
89*$
425$ 43*$ 43*$
3
3
3*$
6*$ Sale
4*$
85*$ Sale
845$
g*
23
19
36*$
40
41
33
335$
27*$
36
31
27
26
110
48
Sale
41
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
28
17
Sale
310
315$ Sale
112
50*$
35*$
3*$
1*$
8"
45
118
51
35*$
3*$
15$
9
Sale
42
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
6
Feb. 28
24
41
35
17
5
17
4
3
5
5
26
25
13
13
4
14
5
Feb. 13
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
4
29*$ Feb.
Feb. 15
108*$ Feb. 11 110
34
32*$ 33*$ 345$
119*$ 116*$ 118*$ 117
110
107
108*$ 110
5$
7 8 Sale
6*$
55$
18
17
18*$
17*$
116
37
Feb.
Feb.
315$ Feb.
27*$ Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 19 56*$ Feb.
Feb. 14 107*$ Feb.
7*$ Feb.
Feb. 25
Feb. 11
235$ Feb.
3 130
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3 147
Feb.
5
97*$ Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 14 44*$ Feb.
Feb. 10
35$ Feb.
3
Feb.
7*$ Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 14 87
Feb.
Sale
20
35$
35$
2
IK
9
8*$
44*$ Sale
40*$
3*$
12^
31*$
13
18*$ Feb. 29
335$ Feb. 15
30*$ Feb. 13
14
Feb.
1
19
32
Sale
Feb. 26
165$ Feb. 11
5
30*$ Feb.
295$ Feb. 18
13
Feb. 13
18|$ Sale
!•
Lowest
Sale Prices
29
Ask Bid
116
49*$
30
3
15$
8*$
435$
41
4
Feb.
6
35
Feb.
6
Feb.
3 118
Feb.
3
9
Jan.
2
68*$ Jan. 20
6
65*$ Ja^n.
15*1 Jan. 2
28
Jan.
9
29
Jan.
2
125$ Jan.
6
12*$ Jan.
31
29*$
265$
51*$
1045$
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4*$ Jan.
185$ Jan.
119
Jan.
139*$ Jan.
79*$ Jan.
38*$ Jan.
4*$
80*$
17*$
34*$
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
30
Jan.
26*$ Jan.
104*$ Jan.
345$ Feb.
116
Jan.
15*$ Feb. 21
85*$ Feb.
6
82
Feb; 26
18*$
335$
32*$
14*$
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
6
19
2
37
2
2
28
m
2 ML
10
2
3 130
13 147
2
7
3
7
3
24
8
24
24
v
JPs
87
24
3
3
41
1
Feb.
19
its
5 105
1
1
1
3
3
1
3
4*$ Feb. 14
3
Feb.
145$
28*$
14*$
27*$
165$
105$
8 320
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
7
Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb. 20
3
Feb.
Feb. 21
Feb. 14
33*$
34*$
31
Feb.
6
34*$ Feb.
32
34
30
Feb.
6
34
40
Jan.
2*$ Jan.
Feb.
14
Feb.
5
Feb. 13
Feb. 25
41
315$ Feb. 15
4
29*$ Feb.
3 110
Feb. 15
6 35
7 119
V
3llt
ly.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 24
Feb' 17
Feb.
5
Jan. 29
Feb.
4
Jan. 29
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
97*$ Feb. 13
44*$ Feb. 13
35$ Jan. 14
4 104
Jan. 13 112
Feb.
Feb. 14 112
7
3
5$ Jan
Feb.
1*$
I™ Ie£* 10
5
6
Jan.
9
8
3
8
Feb.
Feb.
19
Feb. 20
2
Feb. 14
19
155$ Jan.
Jan. 17 116
Feb. 21 116
Feb. 21 115
42
Jan. 13
Feb. 28
51
Feb. 19 51
2
1
Feb.
235$ Jan.
38*$ Febl 19
3
7
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
35$ Feb.
6
6
1*$ Jan. 14
Feb.
15$ Feb.
7
5
6*$ Jan. 14
85$ Feb.
Feb.
40
Jan.
8
3
6 47*$
47*$ Feb.
Feb.
Sale
185
175$
1035$ 104*$ 103*$
Sale
14
125$
27*$ Sale
25*$
145$ 12*$
295$
265$
16*$
15*$
Sale
8*$
300
320
315
29
15
16
24
3
14
Feb.
6
Jan. 21
Feb.
4
Feb. 10
Feb.
6
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Feb. 28
Feb. 19
Jan. 25
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
8
7
8
41
Jan.
3
iiH
Feb.
Feb.
14
3
Feb.
21
14 *$ Jan.
101
Jan.
12
Jan.
21
145$ Feb. 25
23*$ Jan.
r7
28*1
10
23
Jan.
Jan.
6
2 105
2
6
15*$ Jan. 17
7*$ Jan. 21
301
Jan.
265$ Jan.
3
Feb. 21
23*$ Jan.
16
7
14*$ Feb. 27
27*$ Feb. 20
16k
1051
7 320
7
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb. 21
Feb.
14
34*$ Feb.
7
Yellow A Checker Cab Co—
785
♦
2,354
(Consolidated) cl A ser 1.50
315$
Sale
34
No par value.
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July 1 1933 were made (designated
*
New York Stock.
* New York Curb.
« Cincinnati Stock
17 Los Angeles Stock.
by superior figures in tables)
are as
follows:
Feb. 21
I
Los
Angeles Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
1936
Stock Sales
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29_
AGGREGATE
1935
Shai es_ 1,524,646
2,949,022
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
STOCKS
pa,
Feb. 29 1936
Shares.
400 Ambassador Petroleum Co..l
Shares
~2,106
2,300 Associated Gas & Elec A
21,200 Bandlnl Petroleum Co
3,600
201
vvv-
146
311 Barker Bros
206
Pref
9,510
32,300
8,510
8,900
60c
Sale
19
Feb.
19
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
Barnhart-Morrow Cons...
1
7c
10
4c
7
10
7
3%
Sale
21
6
6c
Jan.
26
Feb.
8
16
17c
Feb.
7
8c
14c
Jan,
29
Jan.
21
30c
20c
Sale
18c
Feb.
28
Feb.
7
13c
Jan.
20
30c
22
18% Feb.
8
Feb.
28
16% Jan.
8
22% Feb. 28
Feb.
6
41
5
34% Feb.
5
27% Feb. 19
3% Feb.
6
95% Feb.
6
Sale
Sale
4%
•59%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
3
28
1
126,700 Jade Oil Co
357,300 Kinner Airpl & Motor Corp.l
125,550 Lincoln Petroleum Corp
)
11,100 Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
2,097 L A Gas 8c Elec 6% pref
100
2
72,300 L A Industries lnc
5,500 L A Investment C0........IO
.1
6,000 Mascot Oil Co
57,400 VIenasco Mfg Co
.........1
1
3,400 Merchants Petroleum Co
954 Mills Alloys lnc A
*
1,105
841 Mt Diablo" Oil Ming" & Devi 11
40,000 Nor don Corp
5
4,550 Occidental Pet Corp
1
15,766 Oceanic Oil Co....
..1
42,400 Ollnda Land Co....
.....1
10,700 Pacific Clay Products......*
20,400 Pac Finance Corp common. 10
Preferred series A...
1,800
.10
Preferred series C ......10
1,700
300
10
800
100
2,800
28.000
xl.OOO
200
271
1,711
1,018
4,550
500
1,400
12,/00
425
3,500
3,800
12
4,200
Sale
Sale
S ale
75c
Sale
15,950 Security First Nat Bank
20
1,600 Shell Union Oil Corp.......*
2,900 Signal Oil-Gas A.
.......*
400 Signal Petroleum Co
26,400
:
695
9,700
8,300
1
So Calif Edison Ltd com. ..25
Original preferred......25
6% preferred...........25
5%% preferred...
25
36 So Counties Gas 4% pref. 100
12,400 Southern Pacific Co......100
116 Square D Co B common....*
A preferred..
10
*
For footnote*
see
page
7 J.
27
6%
68%
69%
Sale
Sale
410
4
58%
S*
!?*
448
4%
59%
Sale
Sale
10%
27%
Feb.
5
SalO
25
31%Uan.
5
Feb.
5
34% Feb.
3
19
1
Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
29
Feb.
26
14
15
Feb.
3
13% Feb. 26
4% Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
18
Feb.
1.50 Feb.
24
Feb.
Feb.
6
7% Feb.
68% Feb. 26
14% Feb. 28
7% Feb.
71% Feb.
20% Feb.
20c
60c
2% Feb.
95% Feb.
Feb.
1
4
6
Feb.
57%
13%
12%
10%
25
28 440
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
23%
61%
17%
13%
10%
30%
19% Feb.
49c
60c
3
46c
30
10c
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
75c
3% Sale
2
3
60c
75c
2
10
32% Jan.
16% Feb.
3
12
6
14% Jan.
2
1
8c
16c
Feb.
Jan.
6
5% Feb.
19% Feb.
24
1.50 Feb.
1
19
24
6
7% Feb.
6
53% Jan.
14% Feb. 28
7% Jan.
71% Feb.
20% Feb.
13
5
20c
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb. 28
3
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 14
Feb.
5
7
3% Feb. 27
75c
3% Feb.
4
Feb.
13% Sale
25c
10%
33%
30%
11%
34%
31
1#
18c
50c" "75c"
2%
Sale"
57
17%
12%
25c
27%
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
26""
2%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
10
16c
Feb.
5
4
95c
Feb.
4
21
29c
Feb.
4
11% Jan.
28
29
Feb.
7% Jan.
17
112
Jan.
2 116% Jan.
4
Feb.
2
5
Jan.
2
4
65c
Feb.
27
75c
9
4% Jan.
30
3
50c
Jan.
17
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
32c
2
37c
Feb.
25
14
15c
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
19c
Jan.
27
1
43c
3
85c
31c
27
5
25c
7
50c
11
8c
13% Feb. 29
20% Feb. 19
15
Feb.
20
11% Feb.
7
20
36" "Feb". "14
19
31% Feb.
10
4
Feb. 25 21% Feb.
21
55% Feb. 11
7 107% Feb.
Feb.
7
5
Feb. 21
7% Feb.
1
Feb.
1
22% Feb.
1
Feb.
17% Feb. 10
X
Feb.
4% Feb. 27
Feb.
13
17c
Feb.
13
8
15
85c
Feb.
5
7
31c
Feb.
11
2
4
Jan.
Jan. 13
Jan. 14
Jan. 18
Feb. 20
7
Jan.
19
Jan.
51% Jan.
5% Jan.
20% Jan.
13
Jan.
2% Jan.
10c
Jan.
Feb.
3
7
18%
13%
10%
10%
31%
29%
105% Jan.
43c
20
20
3
2
13% Feb. 29
21
Jan.
22
15
Feb.
20
11% Feb.
7
10% Jan. 28
36
Feb.
14
31% Feb.
10
21% Feb.
55% Feb.
17 107% Feb.
15
7% Feb.
16
20
21
9
4
11
7
5
22% Jan. 27
17% Feb. 10
4% Feb. 27
17c
Jan.
13
34% Feb. x8
34% Feb. 21
34% Feb. 18
34% Feb. 21
50c
50c
50c
50c
Feb.
4
2% Feb.
3
Feb.
4
3% Feb.
3
Feb.
4
1% Jan.
25
Jan.
47
47
Feb.
17
51
116
45
Jan.
Jan.
57%
17%
55
Feb.
14
1
59% Feb.
18% Feb. 20
5
13% Feb.
50% Jan.
15% Jan.
11% Jan.
3
6
22c
Feb.
10
25% Jan.
2
35
Jan.
7
27% Jan.
2
Sale
7
Jan.
Feb.
103
Sale
4
1
107
VP*
25c
6% Jan.
Feb.
30% Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
14
18
30 62%c
Feb. 5
8
75c
Jan.
8
13
27% Jan. 13
2% Jan.
"31% Feb"
17c
8c
Feb.
Jan.
18
Feb.
9c
.62% Jan.
Jan.
24
4
28
18
Feb.
12% Feb.
22c
4
1
Feb.
10
22c
25% Feb.
19
28%
36%
28%
26%
106%
38%
35% 36% 35
27% Sale
27%
26% Sale
26
106% 108
106%
35
46c
93
19c
19
2IH
115%
46%
18%
18% Jan.
10
11% Feb.
19%
19%
54
54%
106% 107%
5%
22%
15%
14%
3%
103
Sale
8
14
23
14
14% Feb. 20
li% Feb. 10
53%
106
Sale
15c
19
33%
50c
3
32c
Feb.
57 %c Feb.
1
Jan.
2% Jan.
19c
11%
Sale
3
2% Jan.
17c
Jan.
3
12
Sale
22
Feb. 20
Feb. 28
Feb.
3
Feb.
1
Feb. 14
1
Feb.
16
Sale
Jan.
8% Jan.
10% Feb.
23% Jan.
6
15
61%
17%
13%
10%
30%
3
17c
Sale
Sale
20
18
Jan.
Feb
37c
19
21%
56%
107%
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
4% Feb.
25
14
30%
4
60c
28 440
15
4
4
Feb.
15
llH
Feb.
Jan.
7
1
18c x_.—
Sale
Feb.
430
Feb.
28 92%c Feb.
21
29c
Feb.
27
14
6
31
1.50 Feb.
7
9% Feb.
10% Feb. 21
3
112% Feb. 27 114% Feb.
4
Feb.
4
3% Feb. 26
6
Feb.
6
6% Feb. 20
65c
25
15
5
2
20c
185
3% Jan.
7
19
20
Feb.
25c
85c
Jan.
6
8
7
24
62%c Feb.
1
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
50c
36c
16c
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14% Jan.
27% Jan.
10c
65c
65c
121
Jan.
28
15
3
Jan.
6
32
22c
'
1
95% Feb.
75c
Sale
50c
24
Feb.
67 %c Sale
11c
Sale
60c
«
Jan.
13 100
10
16c
4
430
23
Sale
"II%
22
93
75c
Jan.
Feb.
26
38c
18c"
98
34% Feb.
18c
Sale"
Preferred series D......10
9,700 Pacific Indemnity Co..
10
1,500 Pac Lighting Corp com
.*
187
4% preferred............*
4,000 Pacific Public Service......*
1st preferred
6,600
.....*
15,100 Pacific Western Oil Corp...*
49,400 Republic Petr Co Ltd
10
.1
14,612 Rice Ranch Oil Co
200 Safeway Stores lnc
»
305 Samson Corp B common
.*
2,761
6% Preferred...........10
7 San Joaquin L&P 6% pr pf100
23
7% preferred
100
2,466 Security Co units...........
33
"35%
94%
95%
28%
29
15%
15%
14%
14%
4% Sale
18% Sale
Sale
9%
115% 112%
Sale
3%
6%
....
x400
34%
20
95%
414 Holly Oil Co—............5
100 Honolulu Oil Corp.........*
1,100
38
20c
440
12,500 Holly Development Co..
......25
22%
1.00
Sale
6%
7
8
3
Feb.
•
1st pref
6
7
Feb.
Sale
..*
Pac Gas & Elec Co com....25
6
9c
8% Jan.
3% Jan.
Feb.
93%
29%
16%
General Motors Corp
1,700
1,600
2% Feb.
10
2
12c
Hancock Oil Co A
1,300
Jan.
13c
Sale
147 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk.100
"Y.665
6
Feb.
Feb.
20c
25
1
900
17% Feb. 23
89
15c
15c
34%
2,100 Goodyear T & R Akron com.*
1,500
7
23
19
10
183*
...10
17,400 Gladding McBean & Co
*
10,700 Globe Grain & Milling Co..25
174 Golden State Co
400
3
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
71%
4,600
17,500
Feb.
5
16
83
5c
11c
12c
Sale
89,i00
219,100
87,250
1,500
1,200
22,200
1,500
6
99
7
14
Jan. 31
3% Feb.
5
20c
Sale
700
5
6
7
10
Feb.
Feb.
15c
*
134
3%
Sale
Feb.
7% Feb.
2% Feb.
24 62%c
30c
23c
new...
Preferred
2
100
7c
"7%
Jan.
1% Jan.
3% Jan.
Sale
xlO Foster 8c Klelser Co.......10
270
4
Feb.
585 District Bond Co.......
16,900
1,700
14,466
27,400
1,700
8,600
5
Feb.
16
2,600 Douglas Aircraft lnc—.,
41,000 Emsco Derr 8c Equip Co.
65.094 Exeter Oil Co A
605
Feb.
1
88
500
"""444
1
Feb.
87
30 Crystalite Products Corp...*
23,600
60c
1% Feb.
4
Sale
300
16,500
7,700
2%
17
1,600
40
Highest
Sale Prices
85
5,100 Chapman's Ice Cream Co
*
200 Chrysler Corp
..5
4,600 Citizens Nat T fit S Bank..20
7,500 Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
20,800 Consolidated Oil Corp......*
46,100 Consolidated Steel com..
*
Preferred................*
13,200
!
Lowest
Sale Prices
17
100 Calif Packing Corp
8,600
2,700
Highest
Sale Prices
89
909 Central Investment Corp. 100
;,4oo
Lowest
*
100
"if, 705
1
Sale Prices
80c
1%
425
115
Ask
4
21,600 Buckeye Union Oil com
1
25,900
Common rot tr ctfs
1
Preferred
.1
18,400
Preferred rot trust ctfs..l
65,400
3,000 Byron Jackson Co..........*
23,100
64,694
45c
29
Sale
13,400
18,900
12,900
56,900
2,000
v. V':
Feb.
Ask Bid
727 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
200
RANGE SINCE JAN.
...100
common...
1,200 California Bank
Feb. 1
Sale
200
oN',
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
1
482
1,500
3,000
7,100
23,900
5,300
*30
1935
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
1
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp A
7 00
B
700
1936
„
to
Jan. 1
February
February
Low from
July 1 1933
Since
In
Bond Sales
677,120
1,271,757
30
Feb.
24
Feb. 26
Feb.
19
Feb. 27
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
3
10
Feb. 17
Feb. 11
3
Feb.
Feb. 11
Feb. 27
Feb. 19
26
Jan.
3% Feb.
13 104
3 116
2
54
2
2
106% Feb. 27
24
Feb.
3
44
Jan.
Jan.
30
Jan.
7
7
60
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
*
Jan.
4
3
16
3
14
14
18% Feb. 20
13% Jan
10
.
22c
28%
36%
28%
26%
107%
38%
44%
30
Feb.
10
Feb. 17
Feb. 11
Jan. 28
Feb. 11
Jan. 23
Feb. 19
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
LOS
March, 1936]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
Jan. 1
Feb. 29 1936
Feb. 1
700
766 Union Bank Ac Trust Co
279
45*
100
893
26*
MINING
800
1,600
141,500
167,000
92,300
3,000
17,000
~
7~,86o
13,500
800
16,500
600
1,000
1,800
16,100
10,700
1,200
"
l'.Soo
11,400
•
16
31c
Calumet Gold Mines Co.. 10c
Cardinal Gold Mining Co
Detroit Stock.
**
1
1
3
12
sg '$*
16*
Sale
W
Sale
5c
Sale
Sale
8X
34*
Feb.
1
5
19
Feb.
1
1
10
6
9
Feb.
8
Feb.
25
9* Feb.
10* Feb.
34
Feb.
14
34
Feb.
6
21
Jan.
Jan.
20
Jan.
Jan.
6
20
28* Feb.
8
10* Feb. 21
12
Feb.
19
12
Feb.
Feb.
1
1
Feb.
5* Feb. 10
4* Jan.
6
5* Jan. 15
28* Jan.
7
9
Feb. 27
12
120
23
7
Feb.
5X Feb.
7* Feb.
Feb. 28
19* Feb.
6
14* Feb. 24
39* Jan.
17* Jan.
1
Feb.
8
19* Feb.
6
14* Feb. 24
150
Feb. 20
28* Feb.
8
10* Feb. 21
12
Feb. 19
47
27
7
4
14
47
2 150
Feb. 20
9* Feb.
10* Feb.
3
38c
15c
l^c
40c
Sale
1.05
7c
IX
IXc
15X
1.15
15* Feb. 26
31c
4*c
Feb.
Feb.
1.00 Feb.
16* Feb.
27
22c
15 4*c
1
1
5c
15c
3
Sale
l*c
Feb.
3 l*c
Feb.
lc
3
lc
lc
2c
39c
43c
39c
Feb.
44c
6c
9c
7c
Feb.
i5c
Feb.
Feb.
25
34c
23
6c
7
4
Feb.
14
Jan.
34
15* Feb. 26
3
1
63c
Feb.
20 6*c
Feb.
1.30 Feb.
27
19
1
23
Jan.
29
Feb. 27
Feb.
20
Jan.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
Jan.
Jan.
27
J an.
3
27
4
Jan.
6
7c
3
20
2c
Jan.
13
lc
Jan.
21
44c
6
23
13
Feb. 25
13
15c
Jan.
31
Feb.
14
20
30
Jan.
STOCKS—
Amor Tel 8c Tel Co
Sale
100
31X
25
Sale
62*
Sale
ex
40*
Sale
31*
ex
57 X
5X
ex
39*
Sale
39
Sale
Sale
Sale
35*
60*
Sale
Sale
12X
35X
162
Feb.
1 177* Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
3
,eX Feb.
39* Feb.
37* Feb.
15
28
Feb.
1
11* Feb.
35* Feb.
10
3
6
53
5
8
19
1
"ex
14 157* Jan.
27* Jan.
1
4* Jan.
Feb.
56* Feb. 14
4
7* Feb.
6
Feb.
F3b.
53
Feb.
19
4
1
Sale
14
4
9
Feb. 17
Feb. 27
Feb. 19
Jan. 17
3
Feb.
4
9
2
19
Feb.
19
Feb.
Jan.
eox
18*
Feb.
Feb.
41* Feb. 17
41* Feb. 27
13
Jan.
Jan.
27
13* Feb.
37* Feb.
Jan.
18
Feb.
12* Feb.
18* Feb.
14* Feb.
Odd lot.
Pittsburgh Stock.
18
Feb.
8*
1*
lc
The National Securities Exchanges on which low prices since July
i New York Stock.
* New York Curb.
» New York Produce.
•
1
Feb.
12* Feb.
Feb.
8
33 X
5*c
Sale
1.30 Sale
7c
15c
...
x
44X Feb.
8X Feb.
32*
3,100 (The) Aviation Corp (Del)..5
800 Bethlehem Steel Corp
*
*
32,700 Cities Service Co
5
2,200 Cord Corp
...»
1,600 General Electric Co
3,100 Montgomery Ward Ac Co....*
23,300 Packard Motor Car Co......*
..*
24,700 Radio Corp of America
*
2,300 Seaboard Oil Co of Del
200 Standard Oil Co (New Jer)_25
4,200 Tide Water Assoc Oil
5
31,100 Warner Bros Pictures
No par value,
Highest
Sale Prices
STOCKS—
200 Atlantic Refining Co
i",66o
Lowest
Sale Prices
25
Sale
Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
1
Gold Ore Mining Co
1
100 Gordon Mines, Inc
10
48,000 Imperial Development Co.25c
4,000 Oatman Ralnb Gold M Co. 10c
1
31,600 Tom Reed Gold Mines Co
42,500 Zenda Gold Mining Co—...1
3.300
Highest
Sale Prices
135
27 X
Sale
Alaska Juneau Gold M ColOc
UNLISTED
1.462
'
Lowest
18
8
Sale
6
139,300 Wellington Oil Co
1
15,800 Western Air Express Corp..10
200 Western Pipe Ac Steel Co—10
78,500
88,000
21,800
45 *
10*
907 Weber Showcase Ac Fix pfd..*
44,100
8,700
;
ioo
Ask
Sale
50
10
500 Victor OH Co
,600
1
Sale Prices
29
18
Sale
25
46,800 Union Oil of Calif
30,100 Universal Cons Oil Co....10
100 Van de Kamps Bakeries
*
'
Feb.
Bid
14,000 Standard Oil of Calif
*
2,200 Taylor Milling Corp...
154,000 Transamerica Corp...—...♦
6,300
21,300
21,600
STOCKS
Shares
83,900
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Low from
July 1 1933
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGES
67
EXCHANGE
to
February
Shares
STOCK
ANGELES
23 Salt Lake City Stock
1 1933 were made (designated by superior figures In tables), are as follows:
« Boston Stock.
• California Stock Exchange.
«• Chicago Board of Trade.
** San Francisco Stock.
27 San Francisco Curb.
Exchange.
'
K
.
General
Quotations
OF BONDS AND STOCKS
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
on
we
the
combine in
one
are
on
the leading stock exchanges of
furnished.
In this department
of
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
eschangesV but also leading unlisted and Inactive securities.
Th* following is
an
indes
the different classes of securities quotedt
to
■''
Eschangt Seats
Federal Land
•'
Page
......................
84
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities........Ill
Railroad Stocks.........................
72
Bank Bonds...............
91
Mining Stocks
Real Estate Bonds..
90
....................
Foreign Government Bonds..............
92
Industrial Bonds........................ 82
Municipal Bonds (Domestic).............
Industrial
Stocks....................... 85
Public
Insurance Stocks .......................112
Public
Investing Companies Securities
Railroad
Quotations for all seouritle
73
...—
are
near
as
as
...................
91
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
Textile Stocks......
74
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks.. 85
United States Government Securities..... 91
68
United States Territorial Bonds..........
Bonds.........................
the
closing
Exchange began with Jau. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and interest,"
markcoindicate the fact except where there is a deviation from this rule.
to the price, he must pay accrued interest w addition to the price.
day of
we
............
93
...
Utility Bonds
Utility Stocks.....
for
...
80
Canadian
possible
85
the
have
month
preceding
adopted the
same
the date of issue.
method
and
no
85
85
As the New Ynrk
91
Stock
longer employ a designating
The reader wili understand, therefore, that unless the letter "f
This, however, does
.....
......
Is prefixed
not apply to income bonds or bonds in default. In watch case
the price includes the Interest, should there be any.
The letter "f" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that is. that the accrued interest forms
part of the price and
herefore the purchaser does not have to provide for (t separately in making payment.
4s already stated in the case of income bonds and bonds In
default, the price is always "flat," and
Quotations for equipment bonds
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
are
It should be borne in mind in the
cases the
figures are obtained from
designating mark Is employed to Indicate the fact.
no
are
based on average maturities.
"and dividend"; that is. the accrued dividend
of these cables that the quotations fair
use
which
sources
are
be paid in addition to the price.
must
many Inactive and unlisted securities are morely nominal, but
in all
considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used, vis.; "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for
consolidated
r*eonv" for convertible, "s t" 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 prices
Bonds.
Bid.
RAILROAD BONDS
Adirondack 1st 4He 1942 guM&S
'
A—A&O
83
85
814
Gen A ref 54» 1945 ser B AAO
82 X
Alabama Great Southern—
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
109
105
A—JAD
JAD
Alabama Tennessee A Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948
J&J
Gen income 6s Oct 1948 —JAJ
Alabama A Vicksburg Ry—
:
Arbor
r
8*
554
109 X
AAO
97 X
JAJ
Q-J
103
804
1004
108 j
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995—AAO
Adjustment 4a July 1 1995 Nov
Stamped
MAN
Oonv g 4s of *09 due 1955 JAD
Oonv g 4s of '05 due 1955. JAD
Oonv g 4s of *10 due 1960.JAD
Oonv deb 44s 1948
J&D
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958—iJAJ
Oal-Arls 1st & rf 4 4* '62 op MAS
Rocky Mt Div 4s 1965—JAJ
Athens Terminal Ry—
1st g 5s 1937-JAJ /
H
108
109 %
106
107 X
103
113V
112V
112
107
••
.
1st M4Hi 1944 ser A
JAJ
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
JAJ
Knoxvllle A Northern—
1184
1044
1st 6s, 1938
AAO
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939—FAA
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951
JAJ
Beech
109 X
94
110
99
5%
MAN
124 X
100
io5"
as
104
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952—MAS
in
Oonv deb 4s 1939 op 1916MAN
ser \ 44" 1964-JAD
Gen unif
10-yr coll tr 5s May 1 '45.MAN
Lou & Nash 4s Oct 1 '52.M&N
b
Equipment trust 4 4>—.
i
FAA
5s
June 1945
6s Jan 1946
67 X
5s Mar 1942—
6s Jan 1943-........
5s
194X
92
94
102
106 X
6
105 X
g
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
J&J
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936—-J&J
2d guar gold 5s 1936
J&J
104
108
1st mtge gold 5s 1946....JAD
1st cons 4s Mar 1 2002—M&S
Atlanta & St Andrews Bay—
Ea4Hs 1937-41 E (yr)
Apr 1944
54
45 X
64 X
86 X
99 X
87
2.00
2.00
106
Ork Ext 34«
1951--A&O
Bellefonte Central 1st 6s *49.F&A
Belt RR & Stk Yds (Ind'p'lis)
1st ref gold 4s 1939
M&N
Belt Ry of Ohatt 1st 5s '45--J&J
Belvidere DjI 1st 34s 1943—J&J
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944- J&D
Btrm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu_M&S
Bluff Point Land & Imp 1st 4s *40
Boonville St L & Sou 5s '51-F&A
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63—J&J
5s June 1942.
J&D
5s July 1 1938
J&J
44s July 1937
J&J
44s lmpt 1978
—F&A
1st mtge 4Xs ser A 1943—A&O
34» Jan 1 1951
J&J
Ref 3Hs 1952 gu N Y O-A&O
Boston A Maine (new) 5s Sept '41
148-56 April 1947
-
88 X
86 X
99 X
88
1.25%
1.25%
110
sec notes
Bay City & Battle Ok 3s '89-J&D
28
Atlanta
54s 1929 extd
May 1954—
5s
53
103 X
gs«»
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
to
105 X
Bid.
99 X
75%
87X
97 X
86%
86 X
'
>
3.00
3.00
1.75
>
1.75
103 X
104
106 X
110%
99 X
76
884
97%
87
87
2%
iZ°
1%
May 1943
108
lio"
108
4s Feb 1 1937
4s Aug 1942
3.75
102
87
F&A
J&J
654
Equip 5 Ht 1936-1937 (yr) F&A
Eq tr 6s 1936-38 (year)—J&D
3.00
3.00
2%
2%
Boston & N Y Air Line—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
F&A
Bost & Prov deb 5s July 1—1938
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—
1st m 44s July 15 1947.J&J15
Gen m 6s *33 extd to '38. JAJ 15
'
264
28
100
70
73
40
41
101
1064
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938
..J&J
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
J&J
1st ref 5s 1961
J&J
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh
General 5s g 1937
.—M&S
103
107
Con g4Hs 1957-
Buff &
101X
103 X
99 X
M&N
105 X
1963
J&J
1st 5s g 1941
80
25"
105
106 X
104
J&J
105
guar
16-yr
98
105
103
ser
W*
27
106
109
A.A&O
J&J
MAS
FAA
JAD 15
FAA
JAJ
1954.
3s 1950
guar
AAO
FAA
JAD
86
88"
Guaranteed 3s 1944
MAN
Guaranteed 2s 1938.....MAN
Eq tr 44s 1936 1942 (gu) MAN
97
99
92
Eq tr 44s 1936-45(ann)
Equipment trust 5a.,
86
105
824
3.75
97
107
3.50%
974
1154
116
1114
112
Rys—
44s guar 1957
44s guar 1951
44s guar 1956
44s guar 1955
40-yr 5s guar 1970
5s guar July 1 1969..
5s guar Oct 1 1969
5s
97
964
F&A
Cambria & Ind 1st 44s '68—J&J
Eq tr 64s 1936-38 (year) M&N
Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955
J&J
Canada Month 5s 1962
20
824
Rapids & North—
Canadian National
111
100
101
104 4
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g *34—A&O */ 25
Certificates of deposit
/ 25
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s'44 F&A
105
Cambria & Cloarfield—
Gen M g 4s 1955—
72"
108
Susquehanna BR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30
74
73
87 X
90
86 X
3.50
3.75
FAA
3s July 1950
Burl Cedar
103
102
95 X
104
87 X
2d (now
lstjgold 5s 1938-J&D
Brunswick & Western—
117"
98
89
ser
Brooklyn & Montauk—
109
86
106
109 X
98
AO—-MAS
2
MAN
1st m 4Kb 1961 ser JJ
AAO
Equip trust 34s Dec 1 1936-44
Eq 4^s 1936 1943 (yr)—A&u
Equipment trust 5s........
Bost A Maine (old)
ser
104%
108X
1154
103 X
66
95
96
95
...
Boston Term Co 34s 1947--F&A
115'
Z8*
92
104
97
101
102
954
93
'
114
109
94
...
5s May 1940
1st m 6s 1967
1st m 5s 1955
Ask.
(new) Concl.—
45
J& V
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-J&J
Bait & Harris g 5s 1936
M&N
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 M&N
July 1 1948—A&O
A&O
44« 1939 -F&A
94
Oonv g 44s 1960
-F&A
Ref & gen 5s 1995 series A. J&D
77
Ref & gen 6s 1995 series O. J&D
56 X
Ref & gen 5s 2000 ser D..M&S
Ref A gen 5s series F1996. MAS
Eq tr 44" 1936-40 (yr)—M&N
984
Eq tr 4Hs '37-'41 O (yr)__F&A
Eq tr 5s 1936-37 (yr)
F&A
Eq tr 5s 1937-38 (yr)
F&A
81
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941— M&N
S W Div 1st 5s 1950
J&J
Toledo & Oln Div 4s 1959—J&J
Bangor & Aroostook—
114 X
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
J&J
Cons refund g 4s 1951
J&J
lid
4s stamped 1951
Medford Ext 5s 1937
M&N
Plscat Div g 5s Jan 1943—A&O
rnx
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39-F&A
114"
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43-A&0
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39
F&A
rnx Battle Creek & Sturgis—
107 X
1st guar g 3s 1989J&D
Se« Seab'd Air Line
1st M
104
Austin & Northwestern—
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
1st M 4s
Bonds.
Boston A Maine
1st M 5s July 1 1948
75
Ark A Mem Ry Brge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
MAS
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
AAO
Atl A Blrm.
Ask.
108
5-yr
—AAO
Allegheny Val gen 4s 1942--MA8
Allegheny A Western—
Ann
Bid.
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
.A&O
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947--A&O
101
5s stamped 1950
ser D 1937
1st g 4s 1995
164
if*
103
Ooll tr conv 5s 1944
FAA
Ooll A conv 5s 1949.....-JAD
Ool A conv 5s 1950....—AAO
Equipt 6s
1104
Bonds
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
J&J
Atl A Danville 1st 4s 1948—J&J
2d g 4s 1948
J&J
Atlantic & Yadkin—
Baltimore & Ohio—
1st M g 5s 1974 series A.-MAN
Albany A Susq 3 Ho g 1946.AAO
Alleghany Corp—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998
American Refrig Transit—
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bondo.
Ask.
95 4
102 4
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942-J&D
Akron Oanton A Youngstown—_
Gen A ref 6s 1945 ser
are
JAD
m
m
116
1164
1184
1164
1184
1184
1164
1184
1144
984
103
99
3 00
104
994
3.00
300
Canadian Northern—
S
F deb 6 4s 1946
Winnloee Term 4s 1939
b Basis.
/ This price includes accrued Interest.
A; Last Sale,
n
Nominal.
• Negotiability impaired by maturity.
JAJ
J&J
1244
1244
NOTICE.—All bond prices are
**and interest" except where marked 'f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Bid.
Bonds
Canadian N W 4X« Oct 22 1943—
Canadian Pacific—
104 X
106 X
.
„
Mobile Div
g 5s 1940
JAJ
6.00
90
,
102 X
„
91X
1.25%
M 4Xs 2020 ser
1st M 5s 2020 ser B
86X
4.00
3%
103
105
101X
ser
B JA.i
>
AAO
4Xs *36-'4o W (yr).AAO
5s 36 *38 (yr)
MASlf
5X« '30-'37 (yrly)-.JAD
Valley 1st 5s g 1940 JAJ
Paint Creek Br 4s 1945-—FAA
113
2 75
2.75
Eq tr
Eq tr
Eq tr
Craig
112 X
113
2.00%
2.00%
1.50
1.50
110
113X
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g *41-MAS
AAO
107
Refunding g 3s 1949
AAO
Chicago Burlington A Quincy—
52
112X
111X
115X
107 X
111X
Gen M 4s 1958
MAS
1st A ref 4 Xs ser B 1977—FAA
1st A ref g 5s 1971 ser A
FAA
Illinois Div 3Xs '49 op '29 JAJ
JAJ
MAN /
'82.MAN
19 X
6.50
20
95
100
'
'
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—JAJ
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O—JAJ
1st A gen 5s i960 series A.MAN
1st A gen 6s May '66 ser B JAJ
Monon Coal gu 5s '30 opt JAD
'
45 X
49
43 X
42
23 X
it"
16
16X
Indianapolis A St. Louis—
1st
s
1977
ser
111X
60 X
59
26
22 X
23
AAO
8X
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989—JAJ
57 X
58
60X
60X
60 X
62
8X
Chic Milwaukee A St Paul
55
6.50
6.00
6.00
Equip tr 5s'36-'40 serB(yr)FAA
Chicago A North Western—
Gen M 3X« g 1987
MAN
Gen M gold 4s 1987
MAN
Stmpd non-pay Fed lnc tax
Gen M 5s '87 stpd lnc tax MAN
64
65
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
46
52 X
l65
104X
100
MAN
1936-37
1st extend g 4s 1955
Concord A Claremont—
56 X
15-year 6Xs Mar 1936—MAS
23
1st A ref 5s May 2037
JAD
22
1st A ref 4Xs May 2037—JAD
22
lot A ref 4Xs May 2037C JAD
Oonv g 4Xs 1949 ser A—MAN
15X
5.00
Eq 5s 1936-'38 O (yr) —JAD
5.00
Eq 6Xs 1936 ser J (yr).—MAS
5.00
Eq 6X8 1936 K (yr)
AAO
5.25
F,q 4 Xs'36 -*42 (yr.) ser A MAN
Chic R I A Pac Ry—j
40 X
General gold 4s 1988
JAJ
Certificates of deposit
36X
Ref g 4s 1934 opt to 19ll_. AAO */19
Certificate of deposit
/ 17
Sec 4X> 1962 ser A
MAS *f 20
Certificates of deposit
/ 17
105
97
98
108X
105 X
99 X
108 X
>
75
2.00
109
106
100
107 X
110
...FAA
112
99
AAO
MAS
*
10X
87
85
110X
JAJ
-JAJ
Apr /
41X
dep for gtd 4s 1935-JAJ
Des Plalnes Val 4X« 1947.-Mas
Det A Mack pr lien 4s 1995- JAD
4s stamped 1995
Mortgage gold 4s 1995
JAD
Mtge 4s stamped 1995
26 X
30 X
26 X
29
26 X
34 X
26
61X
58 X
31
62
59 X
65
60
62
65X
49 X
„
86
101X
86 x
101X
1st cons 5s gold 1943Florida East Coast 4Xs
1st A ref 5s 1974
Negotiability impaired by maturity
17
18
16
30
5%
5%
5%
36 X
371
37 J
35
98
101
5X
67 X
106 X
106 X
54 X
56
8X
475*
Eq 4X« '36-'41 H (s-a)--MAS
1945
JAJ
97
23
Fla So 1st g gn 4s
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
JAJ
Fonda Johnstown A G loversv—
Gen ref gold 4s 1950—...JAJ
1st con
60
MAN
*f
9X
1982
4Xs
5X
5X
105X
80 X
1st lien A ref M 5X8 1938 AAO
97
Galveston Term 6s 1938
MAS
117 X
Genesee River 6s 1957
JAJ
Ga A Ala 5a Oct 1945
JAJ / 16X
Ga A Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948-JAD / 20
Ga Oaro A N 1st 5s g 1929—JAJ
/* 29 X
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
Georgia A Florida RR—
6X
1st M 6s 1946 ser A
MAN
5X
Otfs of deposit—
Georgia Fla A Ala RR—
1st M A ref 6s 1952
FAA f 14
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1940
.AAO
Ga RK A Bkg ref 6s 1951—AAO
4s Jan 1 1947.—->JAJ
Ga Sou A Fla 1st g 5* 1945-JAJ
Deb 5s 1952
AAO
Eq tr 4Xs 1936-1939 s-a-MAN
AAO
1940
AAO
54
115
102
62X
45
b
5.25
ext
3Xs
JAJ
1941
6X
104 X
100
90
97
109 X
101X
102 X
Grand River Valley 1st 4s 1959—
Grand Trunk Pacific—
97
JAJ
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-AAO
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu.MAN
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alg gu.MAN
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov gu—JAJ
100
1st M 3s 1962
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Deb g 6s Sept 1 1936
MAS
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950-JAJ
1950--JAJ
Great Northern—
Gen M 7s 1930 series A—JAJ
1st A ref g 4Xs '61 opt *41-JAJ
Gen M 5Xs 1952 ser B
JAJ
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
JAJ
Gen 4X* 1970 ser D
JAJ
1977 ser E
JAD
10 yr gen conv 4s 1946
Eq tr 4Xs 1936-1939
MAS
Eq tr 4X« 1936-1940 D (yr)JAJ
Eq tr 5s 1936-1938 (yr)—MAS
Western Fruit Express
Eq 5s J'ne 15*36 *39 (yr) JAD
Eq tr 4Xs 1936-1940-JAD
Greenbrier Cheat A Elk—
1st 5s 1944
Greenbr Ry 1st g gu 4s '40
92 X
98
94
107
102 X
85
94^
86X
102 X
107 X
113X
109
103 X
103 X
109X
2.75
2.00
1.50
2.50
2.50
JAJ
MAN
Green Bay A Western—
Debenture ctfs A Feb
106 X
50
Debenture ctfs B Feb
Guantanamo A Western—
....
JAJ
1st M 0s 1958 ser A
50
Guayaquil A Quito 1st 5s *32 JAJ2
35
11X
53
14
Gulf Mobile A Northern—
25
114X
10X
JAJ
104 X
b Basis,
2.75
117X
Certificates of deposit
1st 5Xs 1950 ser B
1st 5s 1950 Series O
20
114X
f This price Includes accrued interest,
—AAO
AAO
Gulf A Ship Island RR—
1st ref A term g 5s Feb '52.JA.T
Stamped (July 11933 cpn on)
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g 4s
•
2.75
106 X
JAJ
'59-JAD
MAS
Gen 4Xs
16
1st guar 4Xs 1961
...MAN
Detroit Toledo A fronton—
1 1904
81X
81X
3.00
3.00
MAN
AAO
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1936-'43 (yr) —
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
JAD
Detroit Term A Tunnel—
1st 5s Mar
87
Eq 4X« "36-*41 LL (s-a)—MAS
Eq tr 4Xs 1936-43 (s-a)
MAS
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5Xs
Penn coll g 4s Feb 11951
FAA
Erie A Jersey s f 6s 1955
JAJ
Erie A Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3X« ser B 1940—JAJ
Series O 1940
JAJ
1st g gu 4s $ July 1
100 X
P
ft*
86
AAO
AAO
Ref A Impt m 5a 1967
Ref A mtge m 5s 1975
1st
118i,
6.00
Otfs of
88
JAJ
A--AAO
2d 4s 1930
....
Des Moines A Fort Dodge—
104
JAJ
gold 4« 1996
Goshen A Deckert'n 1st 5X8 1978
2nd ext 6s 1979
MAN
Gouv A Osw 1st 5s g 1942
-JAD
Gr R A Ind ext 4X* 1941
JAJ
104 X
Denver A Salt Lake Ry—
41X
Prior lien
Gen lien gold 4s 1996
3Xs
Inc mtge 6s Janl 1960-An
105 X
1
Girard Point Storage—
Rio Grande—
4s 1936
4X» 1936
105 X
AAO
iflfifi
5s stamped 1965
't
76
1%
111
1st A ref gold 4s 1943
MAN
15-yr g 5Xs May 1 *37-MAN
Delaware River RR A Bridge—
con g
.
?
102 X
Ft Worth A D O 6s 1921—
Delaware A Hudson—
con g
1st A ref fis
i;
100
Ext at 5X % to 1961
JAD
Galveston Houston A Henderson
48X
s Imp A equip 5s I960
MAN
Danbury A Norwalk—
1st ref 4s 1955
...-..--JAJ / 70
Dayton Union 4s 1949
JAJ
104"
Dawson Ry A Coal 5s 1951—JAJ
105
Del A Bound Br 3Xs 1955. FA A
1st
109
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
Income 5a 2862
AAO
El Paso A R 11st gu 5s 1951- JAJ
El Paso A Southwestern RR—
Moines A Sou—
1st 6b 1938
—JAD / 10X
104 X
Fort St Un Dept Det 4X» '41 JAJ
108 X
Consol Rys (N H) deb 4s '54 JAJ
Deb 4s 1955
JAJ
Deb 4s 1955
AAO
Deb 4s 1956 guar
JAJ f
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5Xs '42-JAD
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
JAJ
1st 1 A ref g 7 X* '36 ser A. JAD
1st 1 A ref 6s 1936 ser B—JAD
1st
112
Elmlra A Will lams port—
Fort Dodge Des
106 X
JAJ
Equipment trust 5s....
Equipment trust 5Xs
107
...
1st 5s 1944
JAJ
Connecticut A Passumpslc Rivers
Denver A
104
Edmonton, Dunvegan A Brit
Columbia Ry 4X» 1944-.AAO
Elgin Jol A East 5s 1941
MAN
(Nov '32 and May <17 coup).
Proof of claim filed
Certificates of deposit.
Ref A impt 5s 1978 ser B.AAO / 28„
b 6.00
Eq tr 4Xs 1936-42 (yr)—MAN
b 6.00
55
MAN
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
Amended
llix
111X
104 X
106 X
106 X
106 X
Gen income 5s Aug '55
FAA
Assented subject to plan..
88
70
110X
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st, g 4s 1948
AAO
1st cons ref 4 is '52 opt
ioi:
Columbia A Port Deposit—
1st rn 4s 1940
FAA
Columbus A Hocking Valley—
Ext gold 4s 1948
AAO
Ool Newberry A Laurens—
1st 3s July 1 1937
70
East Tenn Va A Georgia—
Proof of claim filed
1st mtge g 4s 1936
FAA
Denver a Rio Grande Western—
52
Gen M 4Xs'87stpdlnctaxMAN
Gen M 4 X s'87 stpd inc tax M AN
91X
104
AAO
111
24 X
Gen 4Xs May '89 ser E—JAJ
100
90X
105 X
99X
103 X
O-AAO
f 4X«
Coal RIv Ry 1st 4s gu '45
JAD
Colorado A Southern
tleneral mtke 4X« 1980--MAN
106 X
111X
Gen g 3Xs B May 1 1989-JAJ
Gen 4X« May '89 series O.JAJ
105 X
99 X
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15' 51-MA915
1st 5s
1951
MAS
"
Chic Mllw St Paul A Pac RR—
50-yr 5s 1975 series A__
FAa
103 X
103 X
A—AAO
106
-
103
115
4s'90 MAN
s
MAS
1st 4s 1958
1st gold 5s Nov 1 1935—MAN
1st extended 5s 1965
MAN
Florida Central A Peninsula—
Spr A Col Div 4e 1st g '40-MAS
White W V Div 1st 4s 40-JAJ
110
Chicago Lake Shore A Eastern—
1st M 4Xs 1969 opt 1919-JAD
Chic Memp A Gulf 5s 1940—JA.I
ChicMilwA Gary 1st 5s *48 AAO
107 X
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939—JAJ
O W A M Div 1st 4s g '91-JAJ
100X
101
Chic Junction Ry A Union—
Stk Yds coll tr ref 5s 1940-AAO
Col trust ref 5s 1940
AAO
110
103
C_-JAJ
1st gold 4s 1943
Conn River gold 4s 1943
100
Short Line 1st 4s 1953...AAO
Chic Junct RR 1st 4s 1945—MAS
113
Columbus A Toledo—
23X
,
110X
an
Ref A imp M 5s '63 ser D—JAJ
Ref A impt 4 Xs ser E 1977-JAJ
Eq tr 5X%
37"
5.50%
Con mtge g 4s I960 guar.-JAJ
Chicago Indlanap A Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—JAJ
1.50%
110
Olev Cine Chic A St Louis—
General 4s gold 1993——.JAD
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
JAD
L Div 1st col trg
108
East Tenn A Western N CJ—
Series D 1953
103 X
JAJ
f 5X* 1972 series
1st M s f 5s 1973 ser B
94
Equip trust 4 Xs "A" 1945 AAO
Chicago Indiana A Southern Ry
80-yr. conv.4Xs 1900—MAN
104X
FAA
'57-MAN
Clearfield A Mahoning—
1st gtd g 5s 1943
JAJ
Cleveland Akron A Columbus—
1st cons guar g 4s 1940-— FAA
St
66
JAJ
1940—JAD
Oonv gold 4s 1953 ser
Series B 1953
105
MAN
1st
117X
36 X
Chic Grt West 1st 4s 1959 -_MA«
Oonv adj 5s Jan 2000
100
Cleveland Union Terminals—
20
Certificates of deposit..
Chicago A Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 0s gold 1934—.AAO
g
99
Cleveland Lorain A Wheeling—
111
Gen M 5s 1936
JAD
Cleveland A Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
JAJ
Cleveland A Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4X« gen gtd 1942—-JAJ
HO
Ser B 4Xs gen gtd 1942—AAO
Series B 3Xs gen gtd 1942-AAO
Ser C 3X* gen gtd 1948--MAN
Ser D 3Xs gen gtd 1950—FAA
52 X
Gen A ref4X's 1977 ser A.FAA
Gen A ref 4Xs 1981 ser B JAJ
113
Oleve Short L 4X« 1961
AAO
Cleveland Terminal A Valley—
1st 4s gold guar 1995
MAN
110
Chesapeake A Ohio Northern—
4s July 1 1949
Chic A East 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
102
1%
107 X
106.
Potts Creek 4s 1940
JAJ
R A A Div 1st con g 4s '89-JAJ
2d con g 4s 1989
JAJ
1st M 5s 1945 guar
Chicago A Alton RR—
101
A...-JAJ
Ref A imp M 6s '41 ser
112X
121X
112X
107
110X
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
80
83 X
MAN
impt 4 Xs '95
Eq tr 3s, 1936-1950
50
(yr)—AAO b 2.50
1930-38
Gen g s f 6s Jan 1 1941
JAJ
Duluth South Shore A Atlantic—
Erie—
1st mtge g 58 series O
General 4Xs gold 1992—mas
Ref A Inapt 4 Xs 1993 serA AAO
Chic
1st cons gtd 4s 1942
Cine A Mush Val 4s 1948
Oin N O A Tex Pac Ry—
74X
106
„
Cin Northern RR 1st 4s 1951-JAJ
Chesapeake A onto—
Ref A
63
66"
109
103
JAJ
gold 4 X» 1937
1st
77
AAO
5s 1939
107 X
107 X
39X
MAN
1952
106 X
98
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu.JAJ
Chesapeake Corp—See Indus Bds
•
5s
108
104
Ky—
Chicago A Erie 5s 1st
104 X
Eq tr 5s
r
..
cons g
106 X
106 X
106 X
106
106
103 X
107 X
OIn Ind St Louis A Chicago—
1st 4s Aug 1 1930
Q-F
Oin Ind A West 1st 5s 1965-M^ ~
101X
b
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1936-'44 (v*)
Charleston A Western Carolina—
1st
106
83
.
107
gold
JAJ
East Penn
:
Ondnnati Lebanon A Northern
-
lstmtge g 5s 1940
92
81
108
JAJ
1st 4Xs 1949
Duluth A Iron Range—
1st gold 5s 1937
Dutchess Co RR 4X«
111X
2d mtge
18X
to Eurooean loan 4s 1946.MAS
Vermont
93
106 X
Consol
20
Central RR A Banking of Ga—
Ooll tr g 5s 1937
MAN
Central
92 X
103
Cincinnati Hamilton A Dayton—
General 5s gold 1942—-JAD
27 X
1st g guar 4# Oct 11954—AAO
Guar g 5s 1960
FAA
_
•
1st gold guar 4s 1953
Dexter A Picataquis—
1st 5s 1937—
AAO
Duluth MissaDe A Northern—
Choctaw Oklahoma A Gulf—
6.00
Eq tr 4Hs 1936-'41 (yr)—FAA 6 2.00
Central Pacific—
107 X
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
FAA
,
85
105 X
84 X
•
JAJ
Gen M 4s 1987
86
81
AAO
JAJ
1944
JAD
Chicago A Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952—JAJ
1st A ref 5Xs 1962 A
.MAS
1st A ref. 5Xs ser O 1962-MAS
Choc A Mempn 5s 1949
JAJ /
6.00
Gent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1901 JAJ
Central of New JerseyGen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987 JAJ
88
81
1st M 4s series D 1963
18
Eq tr 4 Xs '36-'40serQ(yr)MAN
Eq tr 5s 1936-'38 (yrly)-JAD
Ghat Div gold 4s 1951.. -J&D
Macon A Nor g 5s 1946—JAJ
Mid Ga A Atl 1st 5s 1947—JAJ
83
Guar 481944
18
Ref A gen 5Xs 1959 ser B-AAO
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser O—AAO
Eq tr 4Xs '36-'40ser P(yr)MAS
Detroit A Toledo Shore Line—
Guar gold 5s
.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
_
100 X
103 X
Ooll tr 4Xs 1900
jocj
Oonv coll tr 6sl942-_
115X
MAS
114X
Bq tr 5s 1944
—JAJ
Eq tr 414s 1936-1938 s-a-JAD b 3.00
Bq tr 4Xs 1940-1945 a-a.J&D b 3.00
Oaro Gent 1st g gu 4s 1949—JAJ f
54X
Oaro Clinch A Ohio 5s 1938-_ JAD
1st cons 6s 1952 ser A.JASD16
uarthage A Adirondack—
89
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981--JAD
108
Oatawlssa cons g 4s 1948
AAO
30
Gent Ark A East 1st 6s 1940-JAJ
33
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4s *48-J&D
Central of Georgia—
63
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945—FAA
35 X
Oons gold 5s 1945
MAN
,
Bid.
Chic R I A Pac Ry—(Concluded9
Eq tr 5s 1930-38 (s-a)
JAD
Eq 4Xs '36-'42 O (yr)
JAJ
104
Eq tr 4Xs *30-'45 (s-a)—.JAD
107
Chicago St Louis A N O—
Con g 5s June 15 '51—JAD 15
101
Con g 3X» June 15'51 JAD.15
103 X
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
JAD
116X
115
Chic Santa Fe A California—
1st 5s Jan 1 1937
JAJ
2%
Chic Terre Haute A Southeast
2%
1st A ref g 5s Dec 1 '00 opt JAD
lnc litge 5s Dec 1 1960--MAS
107 X
109X Chicago Union Station—
1st guar 4 Xs series A 1963-JA J
1
1st M 6§ 1963 series B
JAJ
98 X
92X
Oons deben 4s perpetual. _JAJ
20-yr coll tr 4 His 1940
MA8
CJoll tr 5s 1954
JAD
8 f 4H" Dec 15 1944—JAD16
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds
Ask.
97
69
bonds
railroad
March, 1936]
t Last sale,
n
1957 gn
Nominal.
JAJ
97 x
91
71x
21X
87 x
70
RAILROAD
BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prices ars and "Interest" axcapt whara markad uf and ipeoma and dafaultad bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near aa possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
AH.
Portch—See N Y N
H&Ha rtford.
Harris Ports Mt Joy & Lane BR
Ext 4s 1943
J&J
111
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946
90
M&N
88
Harl
R
&
Hocking
Valley By—
1st cons gold 424® 1999
J&J
Eq tr 68 1936-1938 (ann)-A&O
119
2.00
Eq tr 6s 1986-1939 (yr)__-J&J
Bedford & dumb
1st M g 4* 1951 guar
10424
J&J
Holyoke & West 424® 1951—A&O / 40
nousatonlc con 6s 1937
..M&N / 88
104
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37.J&J
i*
Holidays burg
Houston & Texas Central—
1st Hen g 5s 1937
105 X
882
104
105
J&J
Hudson & Manhattan—
8724
1st gold 6s 1957 opt
F&A
Adj lnc up to 5% Feb '57-A&0
_
1st M 4
^
F&A
85
J&J
J&J
1967 conv
38
3724
106
87
Illinois Central—
1st
gold 4s 1951
1st gold 324s 1951
Ext
.
102 24
9424
100
J&D
3-yr deb 6s 1937
11024
Main L ext 1st g 324* '51-A&0
1st g 3s sterling 1951
M&S
9524
8024
Series O 44s 1963
J&D
Gold 624b July 1 1936
J&J
40-year 4 X* Aug 1 1966..F&A
Eq tr 4248 1936-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 4348 1936-1940 L
A&O
Eq tr 4 24 s '36-'41 M (a-a).M&N
Eq tr 434s 1986-41 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 434s 1936 (yr) O..J&J
82 24
10124
7824
Eq tr 5s 1936-38
ser
J
1st ext 4s 1940
112
J&J
10024
Indianapolis & Louisville-—
1st guar 4s, 1956
.....J&J /
35
30
106
108
A...J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1965 ser B...J&J
Ref & impt 434s 1980 A...J&J
Adj M 6s July 1952
ser
J&J
Eq tr 434s 1936-42 (yr)..A&0
Bys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941-M&N
6% notes 1936
..J&D
1st 1& ref 0i4s 1947
F&A
Interstate Transf By 5s 1945. J&J
Iowa Cent 1st g 5a 1933
J&D
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref g 4s 1951.
M&S
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw—
1st 334s Sept 1 1951
43
14
43
11*
39
38
J&J
4124
4%
5.00
Internet
8524
86
93 k
9424
81
86
8124
103*
94
10
'(
1st 5s June 1 1944
92
ext at 5%
94
Eq tr 534s 1936-38 (year)
City Terminal Rylst g 4s 1960 opt 1930
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978
M&8
J&J
-
_
1st mtge 434s unguar 1961
Lake Erie & w est 1st oh '37—J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
Con g ref 324® 1997
J&D
Leamington & St Clair 4s *45 A&O
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4*4* '57 M&S
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 58 1945..
Gen mtge 4s ser A1965
J&J
101
3.25%
3.25%
;
i
N J June 1 st 4h gu 1086
55
101
By & Coal Co—
100
1st col? tr g 5s Oct 1 1947--A&O
New Orleans Great. Northern—
69
83]
28]
50-year 1st 5s 1983—
J&
Income deb 5s 2032
J&J
New Orl & Nor East 0s 1915.
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & impt 4 24® 52 ser A—J&J
„
3724
44
95
36
40
General 5s Jan. 11938
New Lion Nor 1st 4s 1040——J&J
New Mexico
93
11*
10124
--Faa
N J & N Y 1st ext 5s 1950—M&S
10024
64
92
1953...J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s
116
Non-cum lnc 5s '35
68
1st 5s
ser
1954 series B
1st M 524s 1954 series
1st 5s 1956 series O
10524
Equip trust 4248
Newport A Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 424® 1945 guar..-J&J
35
35
F&A
IstM 4*4s 1956 series D__F&A
103
/
30
b 4.75
108
New York Central RR—
95
10-yr conv 6b 1944
M&N
Uons mtge 4s 1998 ser a—Fa a
Ref & impt 4 24b 2013 A—-AAO
Ref & impt 5a 2013 O
AAO
92'
10624
75
A—A&O /
424
101
80
A&O ♦/ 29
A&O / 35
A
78"
11524
99
87
93
New York Central & Hud Rlv—
M&N
Ref g 324® July 1 1997—JAJ
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt. _JA'
M&N
4624
4824
1910
88 24
90
86
88
47
Northern—
91
95
/
8624
8924
7
44"
45" ~
............
424% to
—J&D
75
10024
10424
87
Ref & ref4 24b ser A 2013—A&O
L S coll tr g 324s 1998
FAA
96
..FAA
94
M C coll tr g 3*4« 1°98
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt Morris—
100
324 1959
J&D
1.25
Nil) L. eq 5b 36- 37 iyr)_JanJ
2.00
NYC L eq 5s 36 '39 (yr).JAD
NYC L eq 4 24® '36-'37(yr)M&8 6 1.25
NYC Lines eq 4 24® Mar 15 1936
to
1939 (year)
M&815 b 2.00
NYC Lines eq 424s
*36-^0
T_
—M&N15
(yearly)
NYC RR eq 4*4s *36-*45-MAN
N Y Chicago & St Louis— 1
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
gold 4s 1938
-J&J
1st cons gold 5s 1938——J&J
1st cons 5s 1938 gu lnt
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—J&J
1st ref 6s 1940 series A
J&J
1st ref 524* 1978 ser B—-J&J
25-year 524s 1949—....M&S
Eq tr 4s '36-'38 s-a
J&D15
Eq tr 4Ha 1936 (s-a)-.-M&N
MStP&SS M & OentTermRy—
1st Ch Ter s f 4s '41op'10-MAN
Mississippi Cent g 5* 1949—J&J
Missouri Hlinois Bridge and Belt
\
BB cons 4s 1951
J&J
42
43
3524
4524
3724
46
60
62
36
92
Mo-Ili RB 6s 1059
—...J&J /
Mo Kans & Okla 5s 1942---M&S
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RB—•
46
9924
2.25
3.00
New York & Erie RR—
34
90
8224
85
,
2.50
10824
8524
1.75%
10924
9724
104
98
101
102
10324
10124
10224
10224
106
10224
1st
cons
9624
98
114
10524
Lehigh Valley—
J&D
100
10024
J&D
111
95
113
96
5224
53
52
5624
6324
62
953
105j
95241
8724
2724
6.00
F...M&S
Certificates of deposit
._
1st & ref 6s 1978 ser G...M&N
Certificates of deposit———
1st & ref 6s 1980 ser H—A&O
Certificates of deposit—.—.
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser 1
F&A
Certificates of deposit...—
Conv g 524s 1949 ser A—M&N
Secured 5Xa 1936-1956—J&D
n
1st gold 4s
1937
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1
U
I*
10324
A&O
'35AAO */10424
91
3-year 6s Oct 1 1938
Ref 6 Ha 1974 ser A
Ref 4 24s 1978 ser O
—
M&N
1st 4s ext g 1947
2nd ext 5s 1939.
2824
5%
M&S
M&S
3d mtge 424s 1938
N Y & Greenwood Lake
Guar g 5s 1946
...M&N
N Y a Har 1st g 324® 2000..MAN
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May *46—J&D
78
95
1973—-M&N
ref 4*4* 1973ser B—M&N
1st & ref 4a ser A
82
8324
48
1st &
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941
101
General
74
92]
82]
3.20
2.00
10724
11024
10924
104
9724
10324
77
N V Lack & Western—
li*
66
46
6724
4624
8624
8724
II*
§?*
3224
1st
5s 1941
M&S
..M&S
106
10424
109
10124
N Y New Haven A Hartford—
Deb 0s Jan 15 '48 conv—JAJ15
Deb 4s May 11957
MAN
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv JAJ
3724
23 24
3624
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv—-MAN
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv—MAS
Deb 324s March 1947
MAS
Deb 32i« 1954 non-conv.-AAO
Deb 324s 1956 conv
32
15-year secured 6s 1940—AAO
1st A ref 424® 1907
JAD
33
100
NY A NE Bos Ter 4s 1939—AAO
3324
-JAJ
36
36
28
34
2824
37
Equip tr 424s Sept 15 1936 to
if
8*
1024
1224
33
Mar 15 1945 (s-a).-MAS 15
3324
3224
Eqpt. tr 424® '36-40(yr)-JAJ
Equipment trust 5s
Harl Rlv A Pt Cbes 4« '54 MAN
N Y & N J Ferry 5s 1946
J&J
I!
4.75
1324
.4%
4.75
J 4%
Nominal.
*
Equip trust 5s 1930-'4O(yr)M&S
Eq tr 424s '30-'44 F (yr)—M&N
k Last sale.
60
6.00
65
Mo Pacific BR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A—F&A
Certificates of deposit—.—.
f This price Includes accrued Interest.
5
3
2
64
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&0 /
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
—J&D
1st A ref 6s 1977 ser
96
724
1978 ser D.J&J
Prior Hen 4s 1962 ser
100
57
J&J
B.—-J&J
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
Prior lien 424s
10324
9524
A&O
84
95
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A
gold 5s 2003
M&N
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 4Kb gold 1940
J&J
10124
51
10424
Gen con
5
424
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol R 5b July 1 1945—J&J
N Hav & NoHam 4s 1956 guJ&D /
5324
A&O
Con M 434s ann Irred-...J&D
Gen cons gold 4s 2003—
M&N
Gen con gold 4 Ha 2003- —M&N
4X
424
52
103
J&J
A&O
1977
49
90
80
85
8224
102
109
1961
Is
Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 4 24» '26 J&J
1st cons gold 48 1951
A&O
National Transc Branch Lines Co
1st Msf 424b 1955
A&O
-
104
114
-----
J&J
Stmpdaccrlnt at rate 4.8665
10324
A&O
M&S
Equip tr 424s 1936-'44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 5s 1936-'38 jyr)—F&A
New York Connecting BR—
1st M 424® 1953 aeries A—F&A
1st guar 5« 1953 series B—F&A
106
b
91
2.00
Sheffield
F&A
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s'27 ext at 6% 1932-J&D /
1st consol gold 5sl934—M&N
Certificates of deposit1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S f
Ref & ext 5s Feb *02 ser A.Q-F i
r
Certificates of deposit..
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987..—J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term BB
1st M 4*48 1961 (Bterling)-J&J
accr int at exch rate 4.8665
Chattanooga & St L—
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&8
MQ&State Line Ist3*4sl941 .J&J /
104
M&S /
Kansas
&
9124
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954—
M&N / 7224
New Castle & Shenango Vail—
1021st 424s Jan 11937
70
Sept /
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A
1934 (1884)
102
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Bef & Impt 5s Apr 1 1950-J&J
10024
8224
A&O
to 1940
1st ext 424s 1939
10724
Certificates of deposit..
/
K C Mem A Bir 4s 1934..-.M&S 1
Income 5s Mar 1934
/
Sept
Assented..
6s
9324
97 24
8624
85
6724
104
F&A
J&D
M&N
Constr*n424s 1955 ser B.M&N
1st 5s 1963
Essex 324s 2000
Constr*n 5s 1955 ser A
95
102
MA*r
Con ext 424& 1939
Cons 6s 1913 ext at
10124
b oasis.
9424
105
VaUey—5s 1943—A&O
Milwaukee
107
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955-— J&J
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Bef g 4scl936 guar
A&O
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941
8724
64.00
53
Morris &
Gen mtge
M&S
1st
91
125
1st guar g 5s 1937
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior Hen g 424s s f 1957--J&J
UnionvUle—__
J
106
Nashville Florence &
8524
1st 5s Kal &S fl 1939
M&N
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940.-J&J
N
J&J
10724
A&O
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
Eq tr 4 24s 1936-*37 (year>_ AAO
112
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind_1957J&JlO
1st g 324s J L & Sag 1951.M&S
of
10524
10424
Nashville
87
/
2
(cash warr & ooup)
Michigan Central—
v
10424
Bef& Impt 424* 1979 ser O. J&J
Midland
95
10324
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
Con M 6s ann Irred
10524
109
86
(Foreign series) 1960—..J&D /
94
1st gold 5s 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948.-A&O
Kana & Mien 1st 4s 1990
A&O
Plain
10524
Asst
Midland
Gen 6s 1955
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937
1st guar gold 5s 1937
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5sl956—
International—
1st 5s 1943
Income 4s 1943
Midi BR 4% franc bonds
120
J&J
J&J
Montana, Wyoming & Southern—
1st mtge g 5s 1939
M&S
30
1.00
—
1st gold 3*4s 1952
9524
74
M&S
Monongahela Ry Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1960
M&N
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955—A&O
2.00
g
1st con gold 4s 1977
21
..M&S
Consol gold 324b 2002
11024
10624
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51 -MASMemphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
Mexican
75
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
11024
M&N
Middletown &
10524
10524
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s '38—J&J
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon BR
2%
107
1.50
J&J
J&J
3
S*
85
J&D
1st guar g 4s 1991
109
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942—M&N
108
Jophn Union Depot Co—
1st g 4J4« 1940 guar opt.M&N
2%
Montour BU
7s 1937 -M&N
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
1st gtd 324s 1941
J&J /
Marquette Houghton & Onton-
Sinking fund
75
75
Mohawk & Malone—
105
Ry joint Monon coll
J&J
9
Jacksonville Terminal—
1st 5s July 1 1939
Ref & ext 5s series A 1907..J& J
Bef & ext 6s series B1967.. J&J
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
1st g 4s 1959 guar..
J&D
JoUet & Northern Ind4s 1957 J&J
105
it*
M&S
Eq 424s 1937-'41 (yr)_.'.J&J16
Eq tr 5s i936-*38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1937-'39 (year)—-J&J
Montgom Dlv g 5s 1947—F&A
102
10424
10824
A-0
lst ext 6s Jan 1 1937
41
A.April
1st M 5s 1956 series B
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
10624
106 X
Internat-Great North By—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J
10324
10724
J&J
PhUlppine Govt gu
Indianapolis UnionGen & ref 5n 1U65 ser
a Impt 424s 1977
Secured 5s 1938...—
113
M&N
1st 5s 1947
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
Maine Central—
M&S
MAS
Kef
28
4s 1939 ext to 1959
1st gold 4s 1950
Gen gold 4s, 1938
43
9224
Equipment trust 5s
64.00
Equipment trust 524s
82 X
Manila BR Son Lines 4s'39.M&N
107 X
J&J
84
53
92
A&O /
1st mtge & coll 4s ser A '45 J&D
Conv gen 424s ser A 1960-J&D
102 X
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
.....J&J
Gen mtge 4 34s 1957
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
8724
10024
95 24
.A&O
J&J
J&J
1946
MobUe & Ohio-
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945
Louisiana A Arkansas—
1st M 5s ser A 1969
J&J
Lousiana & North Western—
gold 4s. 1952
99
F&A
Indiana Bloomington & Western—
Western lines g 4s 1951
Birmingham—
Prior Hen 5s, 1945
39
L & N Term 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
90
84
1424
88
M&N
Gen M g 4p
Long Dock cons 324s 1950—A&O k 105
Long Island—
102
Unified g 4s, 1949.
M&S
102 X
Rerundlng g gu 4» 1949
M&S
104 X
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
100 X
Debenture gold 5s 1937.M&N
3.00
Equip tr 5s 1986 38 (yr>—A&O
300
Equip tr 424s 1941-45 (yr) .F&A
Long Island City & Flushing—
103
Con 5s 1937
M&N
105
Los Angeles Un Term 6s '41-M&N
Southern
9724
81 %
Sp'fleld Dlv ext 334s 1951 J&J
4%
Mobile &
Eq tr 424s 1936-37 (year).J&D
Equipment trust 5s
Equip 624s 1930
(year) M&S
Atl K & Cln Dlv 4s 1955-M&N
Pad & Mem Dlv 1st 4s '40-F&A
S E & St L Dlv 6s 1971.M&S
2d mtge 3s 1980
M&S
Mob & Mont 424s 1945—M&S
2.75
1.25
1.75
1.75
104 X
88
Bid.
10024
10624
Little Miami guar 4s 1902--M&N
Little Bock & Hot Spr West By—
1st «mld 48 1 939 guar
..J&J
5s 1941
Bonds
Mo Pao (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S
3d 7s ext co July 1938 at
100
1st & ref 524s 2003 ser A—A&O
1st & ref 58 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 424s 2003 ser C—A&O
2.75
Equipment trust 524»
Cairo Bridge 4s g i960—J&D
Lltch Dlv fst g 3s 1951
J&J
Loulsv Dlv 334 s g 1953
J&J
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951..F&A
9t Louis Dlv 324® g 1951..J&J
St Louis Dlv 3s g 1951
J&J
7824
117
5s 1965
A&O
Lincoln Park & Charlotte—
5s 1939
J&J
Litchf & Madis 1st 5s 1959.M&N
guar
50-year gold 5s 1937
Unified gold 4s 1940
2.00
2.25
M&N
1st
Ask.
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
81*
87
Bef g 4s 1955 opt 1918-M&N
77
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
Louisville & JeffersonvlUe Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945..M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
82
Pur lines 1st g 324® 1952—J&J
Jt 1strefM (IO&OSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
Bid.
1st M gold 5s 1935
IP
Coll trust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53-M&N
Bef mtge 6s 1955
M&N
Bonds
Lihlgh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&8
Lexington & Eastern—
Negotiability Impaired by
maturity.
4.60
4.60
4.60
98
83
NOTICE.—All bond prices ere "ana Interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for tbe closing day of
Bid.
Bonds
52
47
J&D
4a 1965 red
g
N Y Pennsylvania & Ohio—
Prior lien 44s 1936
M&S
109
106 4
100
102
/102$1903. —A AO
924
Y «r Put 1st 4s
g
N Y Short Line 4s 1957
F&A
N Y & Stamford 4s 1958—M&N
N Y Susq A Western—
1st refunding 6s 1937
2d mtge 44s 1937
J&J
F&A
F&A
M&N
1st 5s 1954
-—J&J
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—■
Cons gold 5s 1947——J&J
Pitts Oln Ohlc & St Louis—
f 45
D_
85
--
.
Gen mtge 6* g 1940
Term 1st g 6s 1943
N Y Westchester & Bos Ry—
1st M g 44a 1946 guar——J&J
Nerd Ry s f 634s 1950
A&O
67
1014
Norfolk & Oar 1st 6s 19392nd 5s 1946
Norfolk Southern—
77
70
105
00
-
A&O
J&J
N
1st & ref g 6s '61 opt 16—F&A
Certificates of deposit
*'194
/ 17
Norf & South 1st 6s 1V41.M&N
V
J&J
1st gen g 6s 1954 opt
„
2034
146
.,.
r-r-
20
1834
59
1834
10634
/
NerfolkTerm 1st gu 4s 1961 M&N
Norf Term & Transp 5s '48-F&A
Norf. &W. Ry. 1st con 4s'90-A&0
117 X
1st gold 5s
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A—M&S
Gen & ref g 44s ser A 74- M&S
12034
11334
1st g guar sf5s 1942
Pitts Va & Caar gu 4s 1943
m
11934
/
70
70
sale of Apr 1 and
Oct 11933 & Apr 1 *34 cpns.. /
70
as to
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
1
1
Q-J
11034
Q-F
A.J&J
J&J
imp 5s 2047 ser C
J&J
Imp 6s 2047 ser D
J&J
10134
11034
10634
10634
Ref &
81
'
2.00
Eq tr 434s 1936-'40 (yr)M&S15
Nor RR of N J gen 434s 2000-J&J
mo Ry of Cal 6s g gu 1938—A&O
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936—M&N
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953
J&D
3634
38
—
•
M&S
1936-J&D
Gen gold 6s 1937
A&O
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
J&J
1st M 534s 1944
F&A
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D
1st m 4Hs 1960 series O—-J&J
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946.J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946—J&J
1st cons guar 6s 1946
J&J
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt.-J&J
1950
3834
90
100
Ohio Riv RR—1st g 6s
103
90
92
94
9034
92
84
86
111
119
12534
12034
12134
10734
108
Pacific Coast Co—See Mlsc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
F&A
/
/
10
13
10
13
10134
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J /10034
95
Cardelet Br 1st 44s 1938-A&O
Paducah & 111 1st 44s 1956.J&J
Paris-Orleans extl 53*8 1968 M&S
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
■
Pa alls ta Ry 1st 7s '42aerA M&S15
Pennsylvania Company—
28 year secured 4s 1963—F&A
ou tr ctfs g 48 1952
M&N
Gu tr ctfS g 334a 1937
M&S
Gu tr ctfs g 3348 1941
F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1942
J&D
Go t.r ctfs g 334" 19<*4
.—J&D
Pa&NYCanal con 5s 1939—A&O
1939
1939
«Jons mtge 4s
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
A&O
A&O
\T'
10134
98"
148"
f*
red to 1956
—J&D
Paterson Extension 5s 1950-J&D
mtge 434s
/
5534
60
7634
M&N
A&O
Gen 5s 19/4 series B
Gen M 4 34s 1977 ser O
F&A
ft Basis
■
.
J&J
1981—J&D
104*
100*
10134
10034
9934
92
100
101
10834
90*4
90*4
Eq 5s '36-'39 O (yrj
M&S
Eq 5s *36-'41 D (yr)
A&O
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 534» 1949——A&O
Southern Pacific RR Cal—
1st con g 5s gu 1937——M&N
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910 -J&J
2.25
1.50%
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955 J&J
96"
95
63
62"
100*4
Alton
106
10834
100
10834
Southern Railway—
110,^
111
1st consol gold 5s
10234
11234
Stephenville Nor & Sou Texas—
1st mtge guar g 5m 1940—J&J f
Sturgis Goshen & Lt Louis Ry—•
-
M&S */18*4
19*4
1st 3s Dec 1 1989
I Suffolk & Car con 5s 1952..
4134
J&J
91^
Bridge 1st g 4s '51.-J&J
1944.M&S
Certificates of deposit
M&N
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989
J&J
1st term & unif 5s 1952—J&J
Gen & ref 5s ser A 1990
J&J
79*4
3834
4234
104
105
91
,x
85*4
11234
11234
105
120
107
94*4
Tennessee Central
78
8334
4.00
4.00
4.00
62
J&D
23
72
Term RR Assn (8t
R>
—
A&O
Louis)—
1st gold 434s 1939
A&O
1st consol gold 5s 1944—F&A
1st
♦/76*4
72
m
6s 1947 s«r A
94
1104
117
46
4734
22*4
23
Terre Haute & Peor 5s
20*4
21
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
23..
20*4
24
22
21
2134
534» 1950 guar
-F&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941.J&J26
Texas & N O con 5s 1943—
J&J
19
1934
Texas & Pacific
85
90
1st
83
87
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B—_ A&o
103
80i
86
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D
J&D
1034
87*4
88
64
62
6534
5334
36*4
Eq tr 5s 1936-1939
M&N 6
Eq tr 434" 1936-42 (yr)
A&O ft
Eq tr 44s 1937-43 (yr)—_F&A ft
ft
Equipment trust 4s
Gen ref
ix
35*4
1st
103*4
J&D
102
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996—J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 434" '47—J&J /
25
3t Paul & Kansas City Short Line
1st guar 4 34» 1941
F&A / 22
s
'10--J&J
1942.M&S
f g 4s '53 op
m
109
1004
82
1024
Ry—
gold 5s 2000
....tf&D
1st M g
M&S
534s 1964.
1214
103
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
1074
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
1st 4s 1956
Toledo & Ohio Central—
J&J
Ref & imp M 3 54s ser A
*60 J&D
St Mary's
div 1st 4s 1951-F&A
Toledo Peoria &
23
10834
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
4.75%
4.75%
4.75%
1st consol g 4« 1968
;
102
10334
9234
Western RR—
J&J
lstm. 6s 1952
104
Toledo St Louis & Western—
'43-
12234
11434
11334
92
St Paul& Duluth—
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
58 ext fr July 1 *33 to July 1
80
_
81
107*4
Eq tr 534s 1936-1939 (s-a) M&S b 5.7§
b 5.7§
Equipment trust 5s.
Equip tr 434s 1936-1945—J&J ft 5.75
9734
2.50%
100*4
6534
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
35
J&J
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B—J&J jf
Certificates of deposit
Cons in 434s 1978 ser A—M&S
Certificates of deposit stmp.
Eq tr 5s 1936-'37 (year)—.M&S
Eq 434s 1937-'41 BB (yr).F&A
Equipment trust 4s
9334
105]
)&J / 10
1124
A&O
10054
Sun & Lewis 1st g 4s 1936
J&J
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B—
108
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup .M&N
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
106
Berwick RR 5s 1952
A&O
Tamoa & Gulf Coast—
8
1st g 5s 1953
A&O /
70
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 op.J&J
86
Certificates of deposit
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948—J&J /
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A—J&J
102J4
106 J
102
lien 5s 1938 M&S
954
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
874
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
73
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38.M&S
92
Spartanburg Un riol 4s '95 _J&1
106
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s 1939-J&J
Spox Internal 1st g 5s 1955.J&J / 274
994
Staten Isl Ry 434s 1943
J&D
A&O
Louis Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989
2.75
9834
E Tenn reorg
2d gold 6s 1996
A&O
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
Riv & Gulf Div 4s 1933—M&M
St
2.00
_
„
1994—.J&J
Develop & gen M.g 4s '56.A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956—A&O
Develop & gen 634« 1956-A&O
Equipment trust 534s
Eq cr 5s 1936-39 (s-a)——M&S
Eq tr 44s Oct' 36-*39 (s-»)A&0
Aiken Branch 4s 1998..,. —J&J
111
St Joseph & Grand Island—
1st gold 4s 1947
J&J
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996—J&J
„
1.75
1.75
2.00
,
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
100
91
50-year 434s 1981—
M&N
434s 1969 with war——M&N
Equip 5s 1936-1939 (*r)—M&N
Equip tr 5s 1936-38 (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 434s 1936-40 (yr)—.J&D
Eq tr 434s '36-'41 (yr)
J&D
Pacific Fruit Express
A&O
RutlOan 1st g gu 4s 1949
Rutland con 434* 1941
38
-M&S
40-year 434s 1968
2234
90
Richmond-Washington Co—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt
J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939-.J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
J&J
1st g 4s guar 1940
J&J
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
J&J
10034
81
'
2%""
10
M&N
102
104
104
97
109
108
Rock island-Frisco Term Ry—
1st m 434s 1957
J&J
102
9634
10034
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952—J&J
434» 1934-.:
106*4
10334
Pac 334« 1936—F&A
73
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s 55.J&J
73
1st M 4s July 2 1950
--J&J
23
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941A&0
South & North Alabama—
101*4
Con guar g 5s 1936-———F&A
11534
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963—A&O
101
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937—J&J
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
86
1st M g 4s 1951
M&N
80
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951—F&A /
105
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37A&O
Southern Pacific Co—
8934
OoU tr 4s (C P) Aug 1 *49 J&D
1st
434s
(Oregon
Lines)
97*4
Series A 1977--------—M&J
Cons mtge 434s 1940
A&O
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
11434
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937. J&D
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940—J&J
106
ix
103*4
106
106*4
103*4
A&O
M&N
Tol Walhouding Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4a 1942 ser O
M&8
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
Tol Term 1st 4 4s *57 gu-.
100
1094
1084
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
/ This price Includes accrued interest,
anrev
&
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
534s 1937-J&J
Bdg A Ter 5s '55 gu—F&A
Sharon Ry 1st ext
Sioux City &
.10834
6% g
Rich Fredericksb & Potomac—
-
Gen 4s April 1 1960
9134
8834
94
Saratoga—
bds May 1 1941 -M&N
st guar
52*
1931-J&J
Lewisb'g
6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
5% to July 1 1945-—-—J&J
90
94
St Johns & L Cham 5s
Perxiomeu 1st 5s '18 ext to '38Q-J
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
Piiia & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M&N
Phila Bait & Washington—
87
100
1937—J&D
1st g 4s Nov 11948
Rich & Peters 434s 1940
4*4
'
J&J
M&N
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956—M&S
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947—A&O
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
1st 5s 1931
J&J
Ral & Cape Fear 1st 5s 1943M&&
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947..J&*
Raleigh & S'western 4s 1936.-J&J
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939—J&j
Reading Company—
Jer Cent g 4s '61 op '06—A&O
Gen & ref 434s 1997 ser A.J&J
Gen & ref 44s 1997 ser B—J&J
Eq 434s 1936-'45 (s-a) ..M&N
Equipment trust 5s
Philadelphia & Reading RR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—A&O
Cons ext gold 4s 1937.-M&S
Term 5s g gu May 1 *41-Q-F
102
/
'
M&N
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
106
1977 ser A—A&O
series B 1981
Pennsylvania RR—
11134
Con M 4s gold 1943
M&N
11234
do
4s gold 1948
M&N
do
4s gold 1948 sterling
112
stamped dollar. .M&N
119
do
4 34s gold 1960
F&A
112
Gen g 434s 1965
J&D
119
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
10934
Gen m 434s 1981 ser D—A&O
10934
Gen mtge 434s ser E 1984--J&J
1 10534
40-yr 5s 1964
M&N
103
Deb 4*4* 1970
-A&O
Gen mtge 3 348 ser C 1970-A&O
.75
30-yr secured 4s 1937-1964.J&J
1.75
Eq tr 6s 1936-38 (yr)
M&S
2.00
Gen equip 5s 1936-39 (yr) A&O
2.00
Eq tr 44s 1936-39 fyr).—A&O
3.00
Eq tr 4s series E 1936-1949.J&J
.91
Poor & East cons 4s 1940—A&O
2d cons inc 4s 1990
Apr 1 /kl434
Peoria & Pekln Union Ry—
10834
1st g 534> 1974 series A—F&A
68
Peoria Ry Tar 4s *37 gu op—J&J
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A—J&J
92
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B—J&J
9634
1st 434s 1980 ser O
M&S
b
3.15
Equipment trust 434s
—
Gen 434s aeries D
Shamokln Sunbury &
11334
10734
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
1024
10534
10934
1st & ref 4 34s
1st & ref 434s
1st gold 4s 1943
Seaboard & Roanoke 5s
110
119
F&A
B—F&A
1961.J&J
J&J
1st M 6s 1953 series
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s
Guar 5s 1961
Rensselaer
,
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—F&A
uons
88
78
10834
108
D 1977—-J&D
1st 6s 1953 series A
Conway RR 434s
Ry—
Florida
1st gu 6s 1935 series A—F&A
Certificates of deposit—....
Port Arthur Canal & Dock—
3734
102
56
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B——F&A
Certificates of deposit...
8734
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941— J&J
J88M
Ohio & Little Kanawha—
« f 6 4s 1948.
Certificates of deposit
Seab-All
88^
/
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941
mtge
1st M
J&J /
M&N
Portsmouth Great Falls &
10034
56
2d
5s 1951
99
56
Eqtr 434* Jan15*36-40(s-a) J&D
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st g 4s May 1 1933
M&S ♦/18*4
13
11334
1st gen 4s series A 1948—J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B
F&A
1st gen 5s 1974 series C—J&D
1st 434s series
9*4
56
_
Portland RR.
See P U bonds.
Portland & Rumford Falls—
'
4 J4s 1947
M&S
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain—
1st guar g 4s 1948
J&*
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943
M&S
Ohio Ind & Western 5s 1938
58
8134
10134
11034
1083
1063.
1.25%
68
108
100
Northwestern Terminal RR—
1st M 5s 1977
An .-Apr
Norwich & Worcester—
1st
78
Vi
X8*4
5% secured notes 1931—F&A
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1936-37.F&A
Eq tr 5 34s 1936(s-a)
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1937-1940 (s-a)—J&J
_
Ref & imp 4 34s 2047 ser
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B
Ref &
110
114
1st m 434s 1958 ser A——J&D
1st m 434s 1959 ser B
A&O
1st M 434s 1960 ser O —A&O
PIcts Young & Ashtabula—
-
Without Apr 1 1933. Oct 11933
/
and Apr 11934 coupons
'
11934
109
_
lit & cons 6s 1945 ser A..M&8
Certificates of deposit-——_
120
11
Certificates of deposit
^
Pitts & West Va Ry—
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 6s—
Stmpd
l>
110
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943—J&J
Pittsb Term RR & Coal—
April 11933 & sub coups 1945.
/
»/16
Stamped..
- -A&O
/ 16*
Ctfs of dep stamped—
AdJ mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
A&O
108
_
10734
W Pocahontas 4s
a
110
116
M&8
M&N
1st gold 4s 1950
A&O *f 16
16*4
Certificates of deposit———
11034
A&O
1940—
Phoenix—
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co—
J&D / 40
Erie—
'41.J&D
am
Northern Central—
1st g 5s 1942
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989
®n
m'4
I960---——--F&A
4348 series 11963
...—F&A
434s series J 1964
—-.M&N
Gen M 5s 1970 ser AT—J&D
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
A&O
Gen M 434s 1977 ser C.-.J&J
Pitts Shawmut & Northern—
1st gold 5s 1949—
F&A
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952
F&A
6% receivers' ctfs 1927—F&A
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
11834
1950.-A&O
Santa Fe Prescott &
113*4
9834
11234
10834
.-A&O
111
434s ser A 1940.A&O
434s series B 1942-------A&O
434s series O 1942—
M&N
4s series D 1945------- -M&N
334s series E 1949-------F&A
4s series F 1953-----J&D
4s series G 1957------—M&N
13
Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
9an Fran Term 1st 4s
116
Con g gu
1st s f g 5s 1959
Pitts Shenango & Lake
114
10634
119*4
—..J&J
1st guar g 4s 1943
San Fran & San
10534
4s series H
on
20
1^3
3134
& Northern—
Piedmont
10734
108
,
Phila & Reading
110
93
8t Paul Union Depot—
1st & ref 5s 1972
J&J
Salt Lake & Ogden 5s 1939
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—
100
RR—See "Readl ugCo.
Philippine Railway—
3034
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu—J&J
Bid.
Bonda
10334
1938.A&0
Phila Newton & N Y 3s 1942—
48
10334
T and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
Ask.
53
inn
Extend'd at 4 34 % to Mari'60
N Y Phil A Norf—1st g 4s '39 J&J
Income 4s Jan 11939
M&N
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948—J&D
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942
A&O
*
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
Phila & Chester Val 4s
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1st g 4a June 1992
M&S
Gen M
71
RAILROAD BONDS
March, 1936]
1946—J&D
1966 ser A
.F&A
1st gold 4s June 1
fnnanl tfi 4 4s
k Last sale.
n
Nominal.
* Negotiaolllty Impaired by maturity,
103
924
t Called May 1 at 105.
73
Bondi
and
Bid.
Stocks.
Union Depot (Columbus,
Gen 4%s 1946
U aion Pacific—*4-
103
113)4
109%
1st & ref 6s June 2 2008—M&S
Ala Great Southern
Preferred
115
113
10934
11434
J&J
105 %
106)1
J&D
104
1.75
40-year 4%s 1967
Shyear%s '36-*38 (yr)
q tr 4 4s 1968
M&N
Eq 4J4s Sept 15 '36''39-M&S15
Bq tr 5s 1936-*37 (yr)
M&S
Union RR (Penn) 1st 5s '46-M&S
Deb 6s 1946
M&S
1.75
1.50
115
Mac.s
1944
1st 4s Sept 11948
1st 4%s Feb 1 1973
97
187
192
106)4
100)4
120
107
73%
103%
105
87
165
1st guaranteed 4%a—
J&J1934
coupon off
J&J
Cash war & scipt rcpt No.5 on
Vermont Vail 1st 4%s 1940—A&O
vlclcsburg Bdge & Term Co—
1st Ms f 6s 1958
Debenture s f 7s 1948
V.cksburg Shreveport
%
M&S
5
65
10
1
112)4
100)8
104 %
A&O
88%
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt—M&N
110)4
102 %
5s 1958
100)4
115
90
Virginian Railway—
1st
in
4%s 1962
B_—M&N
ser
b
Eq tr 4%s 1936-1940(yr)
J&J
Eq tr 5s 1936-1938 (yr)—M&N b
Wabash Railroad Co—
1st gold 5s 1939
2d gold 5s 1939
2.00
2.00
11034
103)4
1.25%
1.25%
M&N
103
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-J&J
1st lien term gold 4s 1954.J&J
81
Rwf &
35)4
36)4
31
37
95)4
5.00
5.00
5.00
4%s 1978
ser
m
ser
3%
3%
3%
34
35
36
77)4
98
Co—3%s 1946—F&A
100
55
1937--J&J
1st M 5s 1946 series A
Assented 5s 1946
100%
100%
95)4
3.00
3.00
103)4
108)4
39
9534
110
2.25%
2.25%
104
110
3934
3834
5.50%
5.50%
90
104%
10934
107)4
18
25
106)4
6434
66
104)4
—F&A /
18)4
20
J&D
106)4
107
F&A
92
102
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
Wilmington & Nor 4%s '77..J&D
Gen 5s Aug 1 1982
Winnipeg Term.
F&A
108
See Can North
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s I960
J&J
Winston-Salem Term 5s '66.A&0
Wisconsin Central Ry—
1st gen g 4s 1949
Certificates of deposit.
1st & ref 4s 1959
110
112
J&J
A&O
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936—M&N
Certificates
37
54
52
5234
68
69
5834
59
95
105
2%
434
2
100
6%
2%
5%
2%
634
100
1
3
4% non-cum preferred—100
7
11
Chic Milw St P & Pacific—
2%
434
7% preferred
6% preferred..
100
-100
1
if?
3
634
634
of deposit
84
87
50
50
52"
32%
3134
33
3234
34%
30
108
112
8%
Oonsol RRs of Cuba 6% pref. 100
loo
100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref—100
Dayton & Mich com (guar)— 50
Preferred (guar CH&D)— 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson Co
100
Delaware Lack & Western... 50
Delaware
25
Denv & Rio Gr West 6% pref 100
Denver & Salt Lake
(t)
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)—100
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
100
5% non-cum pref
100
Duluth South Shore & Atl
100
834
47
4% non-cum 1st preferred—100
4% non-cum 2d preferred--100
14%
15
43
44
140
65"
60
6
9
10
20
%
2%
134
2%
%
2%
4
>;
4%
3
22%
3%
634
55
5
100
67
*23 :
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N)—
45
StampedUnstamped
41
National Rys of Mexico—
1st 4% non-cum
2d 5% non-cum
pref
100
preferred-.100
100
New Orl Texas & Mexico....100
(t)
New York Central RR
N Y Chic & St Louis com
Ion
6% preferred series A......100
60
N Y & Harlem com (gu)
10% non-cum preferred
West (guar)
N Y New Haven & Hartf
50
1%
130
934
3734
32
59%
131%
130%
96
100
10ft
conv preferred
N Y Ontario & Western
100
if8
100
—100
100
228%
7%
Norfolk Southern
Norfolk &
Western Ry—
107
North'n N H (guar B
Northern Pacific Ry
110
North RR of
& M)—100
.-100
N J (guar Erie)-100
Northern Securities Co stubs
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)—
55
99
1834
19%
41%
60
«
68
55
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pennroad Corp v t c_.
...
1
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)—100
35%
Peoria &
100
Eastern
100
»'ere Marquette Ry com
—100
100
5% preferred
5% prior preferre
Phila Germ & Norris (guar).. 50
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR).100
Piedmont & Northern.......
(t)
50
65
5
115
6%
33*
ill*
260
53
60
37
74
100
115
& Chic com (gu)-.lOO
160
7% conv pref (guar Pa RR).100
at Lake Erie..
60
Pittsb & West Virginia
100
Pittsb Youngs town & Ashtabula—
7% non-cum preferred
100
Portland & Ogdensburg
179
Worcester (guar)
Railroad Securities Co—
100
106
$4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952-1000
Reading Company
50
4% non-cum 1st pref
50
4% non-cum 2d pref
50
15
Pitts Ft W
Prov at
Dividend obligations
6% guaranteed
100
100
Bridge 1st pref.....100
2nd preferred
100
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
100
6%
non-cum
74%
28%
162
27%
45
41%
38
108
97
97%
140
175
145
72
90
78.
8%
2%
534
100
10%
5% non-cum preferred
100
Saratoga & wchenectady (gu)-lOO
Seaboard Air Line common
t
4-2% non-cum preferred
100
17
118
1%
3%
60
52
100
100
Sharon
35
5% non-cum preferred
100
Mob & Onio stk tr ctfs
100
Southwestern of Ga (guar)
Tennessee Central—.
Preferred;
Texas at Pacific.
*
—100
preferred
St Louis Southwestern...
17%
28%
44%
100
81
it)
'n 6%
100
35%
50
100
60
145
100
129%
62
.
Troy & Gr'bush (gu NYC)..
50
66
100
Paterson & Hudson River-... 50
Southern Ry common..
4034
66
Passaic & Del Ext
Southern Pacific Co
(f)
61
107
15%
6% non-cum pieferred——100
Green Bay & Western
100
Gulf Mobile & North com..-.100
99
32%
pref
100
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J) -100
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H).-100
Oswego & Syrac (gu DL&W) 50
Norwich & Worcester
24 %
\VA
148
50
15%
16%
6%
2%
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—100
No Carolina (guar So RK). -100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 60
24
70
Tunnel RR of St Louis
Union Pacific—Common
4% non-cum preferred..—100
94
18
18%
United N J KK
(gu).100
252
100
48
50
95
Hartford & Conn Western—-100
5
15
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu)-100
Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100
6% preferred
100
Hudson & Manhattan—
5% non-cum preferred...—100
...100
Illinois Central
Non-cumul 6% pref ser A—100
Leased lines (guar)
100
5%
14%
25%
38%
6634
at Canal
42
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
Vermont & Mass (guar)..
Vicksb Shrevep & Par com
5% non-cum preferred..
67%
Virginian Railway
534
16
2534
1-Ui
-.100
6%
5
100
7
5%
33%
153
33
85
lift
90
115
—ion
22%
—100
32
22%
32%
100
—
—
Preferred.
accrued interest.
k Last sale.
• Negotiability inroaired
by maturity.
.
n
.
Wabash Railway
5 % non-cum pref A
5% non-cum
conv
100
100
100
pref B
85
100
107
118%
3%
8%
luu
—100
100
Warren N J (guar D L & W). 60
West Jersey & Seashore (guar) -50
Western Maryland Ry com—IOC
1st preferred
100
4% non-cum 2d pref
—.100
76
80
Western Pacific RR
12%
1234
50
37
6% non-cum preferred.——100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.—.100
6% non-cum preferred
100
x
Ex-dividend.
'
99
100
60
Nominal.
93
125
83
100
com
6% cum pref
—100
50
Morris & Essex (guar)
Nashv Ohatt & St Louis
53
74
179
—100
Includes
;
Mobile & Birmingham—
4% non-cum preferred.—-100
Montgomery & Erie—-—-—10
78
174
—
/Thlsf price
100
Pacific com
5% conv preferred———.100
50
74
90
5% preferred.
b Basis,
7% preferred series A....—100
Missouri
75
-
50
'
—
St Louis
8%
86
Wore & Conn E 4)4s 1943—J&J
Yosemite Val s f g 5s 1936—J&J
dollars per S10 0 facalamount.
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P & 8 S M—100
7% non-cum preferred.—.100
4% leased line ctfs
100
Mississippi Central—.—.—100
Mo-Kan-Tex RR com
t
47
8
70
trust ctfs
50
45
70
Iron Oro prop
Mlnehlll & Schuyl Hav (gu)—
47%
20%
205
4734
50
Ft
50
Preferred
20
102
199
(guar Pa RR)— 50
Erie & Pitts
50
Midland Valley com.........
7% guaranteed
100
Roch & Genesee Val RR
100
Rome & Clint (gu D at H)._100
Rutland 7% preferred
100
100
Wayne & Jack pref (guar). 100
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)—100
Great Northern Ry— - -
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
70
950
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar). 100
Rich Fred & Potom—Com
100
7
Preferred
J8*
40
100
Michigan Central—
112
100
51
100
loo" Pittsburgh
100
6% non-cum preferred.....100
East Penna (guar P & R)
50
EJmira & W'rosDort (guar)— 50
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
Erie—Common...
100
Preferred
109%
50
Cripple Creek Central
Maine Central..
Massawippi Valley
160
95
4% 1st non-cum preferred.. 100
4% 2d non-cum preferred—100
Preferred
540
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis
70
100
Columbus & Xenia (guar)
Connecticut & Passumpsic—
67
50
50
.....100
100
Preferred
5% non-cum preferred
100
Oleve & Pitts (guar Pa RR)7 % 50
guar 4%
50
Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR) 50
Colorado & Southern
100
Louisville & Nashville
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie—
275
115
100
.....
234
4%
10%
234
6%
6%
(t)
Common
6% non-cum preferred.....-50
Oln Union Term 5% Pref
100
Oleve Glnc Chicago & St L—100
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
6s 1939
Willmar & Sioux Falls^lst guar g 5s 1938—
33
100
Chic Ind & Loulsv common
Preferred
103
1st guar g
5s 1942
J&D
Wilkes-Barre & Scranton Ry—
1st 4)48 May 1 1938
99
54
100
com
1434
102
51%
51%
Olnc New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100
91
99%
108)4
1st 5s 1980
J&J /
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
M&N
14%
96
100
50
Cayuga & Susq (gu DL&W). 30
Central of New Jersey—.—.100
Chesapeake Corp
—(t)
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
99
96)4
37
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern
,
2d pref (guar P & R)
70
90
b
6.25
Equipment trust 5s
Eq tr 5%s 1936-'38 (yr).—J&D b 6.25
Western Pocohontas 4 %s 1945
Western Ry of Ala4)4s'58 —A&O
Wheeling & Lake Brie RR—
Ref mtge 4s ser D 1966—M&S
1st oonsol gold 4s 1949—M&S
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
156
34
58
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
..M&S
_j8t g gu 4 Mm 1941 opt
4%-100
Common stamped 5%
100
Oatawlssa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
7% non-cum preferred—100
88
J&J
Y & Penna 6s
25
com
50
48
110
N Y Lack &
....
31
5% non-cum preferred..... 100
Chicago & North Western
100
96
N
1434
20
155
108
_Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
A&O
Western Pacific RR Corp—
18
%"
Preferred stamped
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)...100
Camden & Burl Co (guar)
25
79
107
13
1434
Canadian Pacific
101
Mahoning Coal RR
Pref (guar L8&M8).
New London Northern
Chic R 1 & Pacific common—100
68)4
104)4
14
13%
12%
15%
35
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4%s 1947
F&A
West
9%
9%
12
36)4
34)4
10%
38"
6% preferred
Chicago Great West
4% preferred...
36
1st & rei 5)4s 1977 ser A..J&J
Equipment trust 4 34s
Equipment trust 5s
"
9
Chic & East Illinois common. 100
31
West Fruit Exp—See Gt Nor—
Western Maryland 4s1952--A&O
9%
11
98
34
D—A&O
Registered
;;
36%
35
O.A&O
West Jersey & Sea Shorn—
Oonsol gold 4s 1936
J&J
Com 3%s g series B 1936-J&J
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
142
7%
100
82)4
Certificates of deposit
Wash Term
"F"
%
138
—100
.100
100
100
100
Canada Southern
Bid.
Par
Mobile & Ohio—Wee Southern Ry
87
.
15
27
Warren 1st refg 3%s 2000—F&A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948— aM&r
W ashlngton Co
Ky 1st g guar
3%s Jan 1954 op 1924
J&J
Wash & Frankl Ry 1st 5s *39.J&J
116
37
35
100
100
92)4
69)4
Certificates of deposit—
Ref & gen 5s 1980
22
30%
48%
1st pref 10% class D
1st pref 4)4% class E
80
Certificates of deposit...
gen
10334
95)4
101>%
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939-J&J
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—M&S
Omaha Div lit 3 %s
g *41-A&O
Wabash Railway Co—
Ref & gen o» 1976 ser B—F&A
Ref &
50
100
50
1st pref 5% class A—...100
1st pref 8% class B
100
1st pref 7% class O
.100
Oaro Olinchfleld & O
gen 5%s 1976 A—M&S
Certificates of deposit—
Equipment trust 5 34 s—
Equiptment trust 5s
Eq tr 4%s 1936-42 (yr)_..A&O
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s *41.J&J
w
100
7% Prior pref
Stamped—
1st pref 5% class A
1st pref 8% class B_.
1st pref 7 % class C
1st pref 10% class D
1st pref 4)4 % class E
94
M&S
cons g
87"
84%
21%
30%
48%
114%
Boston & Alb (guar NYC).. 100
10134
Virginia Mid gen 5s 1936 -.M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
J&J
1st
39%
32%
60
Unstamped—
62
'
M&S
Va Air Line 1st 5s 1952
175
31%
Boston & Maine com........100
& Pacific—
Prlien 6s *15 ext 6% '40—M&N
Gen 5s May 1 1941
M&N
90
38
!
Belgian Nat Rys Co
American shares partic pref.
Bellefonte Central
50
::::
1033-1
73%
35
100
com..*
non-cum
Beech Creek (guar N Y O)
coupon
26%
26%
37%
103
pref
Bangor Aroostook com
7% preferred
108)4
107%
F&A
3%
2734
27%
26%
39%
3%
126%
6 % % pref (with $30 warr) . -10'
0)4 % pref (without warr).. 100
5 )4 % pref (with $40 warr) ..100
2)4% prior conv pref
(t)
4%
M&N
,
Baltimore & Ohio
3tooki.
Little Miami original guar— 50
Spec guar betterment stk._ 50
LltSchuylNavRR&Ooal(gu) 60
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)
100
......
Common
Augusta & Savannah (guar)..100
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
50
Vandalla RK—
Ceng 4s 1955 series A
Series B 1967
V era Cruz & Pacific RR—
Vlcksburg.gu
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref...100
itlan & Char Air L (guar)
100
Atlanta & West Point
100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn—50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
111%
Gen 1st g 3%s 1951M&n
Utica Clin & Bing 5s 1939—-J&J
100
llbany & Susquehanna (.guar) 100
Alleghany Corp—
ilabama &
Allegheny & West (6% guar).100
Atchinson Topeka & Santa FelOO
5% non-cum pref
——100
110
M&S
F&A
48%
—.50
com
69
100
.75%
120
General gold 4s
Ask.
66
10434
108
M&S
1st 4)4 s Sept. 11979
Bid.
Par.
50
it
130
Union Terminal Co (Dallas)—
1st g 5s 1942 opt 1922
a&O
United N J RR & Canal Co—
July 1914
July 1914
Stocks.
,
1st ry & land gr 4o g 1947--J&J
1st & ret 4s June 2008
M&S
\
Ask.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Ohio)
J&J
Corp.—.100
t No par value.
5°2*
65
w*
70
17
3
473*
60%
t Quotations represent
'/•
interest" except where marked "f" and income and
All bond prices are "and
NOTICE.
Stocks and Bonds.
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bia.
Par.
Bid.
Par.
!f
Affiliated Fund com
...
(t)
(t)
investors
Inc v t c.
Convertible preferred
Air
■
Warrants
Class A
Deb 4 M» with com shs
..1068
Alliance Investment com.... (t)
58
J&J
99
5s A with warr 1049
3M
56 pref (with
American British & Continental—
Common
96
Deb
5s 1053
g
Amer.
39M
(t)
FA A
10c
(t>
Class B
93 preferred
.(t)
$5.50 prior pref
American A Continental
ment Corp
1.27
Food Shares
13 M
51'
$2 preferred
$2 M preferred
Amer General Equities Ins
17 M
A
Insuranstocks Corp
«er
=ffi
Am sr Investors Inc common
n
Associates
Atlantic Secur 4M« A 1953-A&O /
Atlas Oorp common
(t)
97
...
44
14M
52 M
3M
52 M
4
7M
See
14 %
it)
7% preferred
10
Basic industry Shares
.(f)
British Type Investors cl A
1
Bullock Fund Ltd(1)
Oanad Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
Deb 5s series A 1958
F&A /
....
-
—
-
6
24
21
4.66
81c
61c
17 %
17 M
3M
4M
47 M
48 H
105M
105
80
90
44
48
Continental Secur Oorp com_.it)
51
27 M
%
2.71
Cumulative TrustShares
Deposited Insur Shs
Series B
10
100
ser
......
m mm*.
•
mmrnrn
**
34
*
43
43
1.10
■
5.66
4.25
mm* *
mmm*
*
shares
*
*
*
Dividend Shares
7.35
1.77
1.65
M&S 15
Elec Shareholdings Oorp com.. 1
96 conv nref with warr
(V
Equitable Invest Tr iMass)
5
Equity Corp common
....10c
$3 conv preferred..
.......
Equity Shares
Equity Trust Shares in Amer..
Federated Cap. Corp. com... (t)
6% preferred
25
Fidelity Fund. Inc
(t)
First Boston Corporation
10
Five
Year
a
value,
31.44
3%
Massachusetts Investors Trust.. 1
3.75
4.15
83 %
3M
3M
86
1%
8%
8%
Nationwide Sec Co............
4.b5
4.75
Voting trust ctfs
New Jersey Bankers Securities...
1.72
........
National Trust Shares—
1
...........
M
3M
N V Bank Trust Shares..
M&N
5
B common
77 M
102 %
103 M
Corp—
M&S
*.
12%
£
73
Bond Trust Ctrs.
1947—
102
96
93
(t)
preferred
cum
101M
12%
26"
24""
27.90
25.90
51%
50%
"
mmmm
3.28
3.24
r
3.28
Preferred
com.....
74
35M
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947
Deb 5s April 1 1948
....
3 M
10M
10M
50 M
49 M
9M
62 %
3.76
6§*
2.56
1.66
29
10M
105
4M
121M
1.04
1.40
1.55
2.84
2.78
4.25
30
United Gold Equities (Can)—
Standard shares
United N Y Bank Shares O 3
Unioed N Y Trust Shares ser
1
1
1M
2.72
3.02
3M
F—
4
2
2M
%
Banking Corp
U S & British Internal
Co—
102M
18M
102M
19M
2.86
2.96
1.07
1.15
.1
'32
Foreign Securities com_(t)
96 1st preferred
—IT)
U S & Internal Sec
_(t)
17%
18
98
99
U S &
it)
1st pref
<t)
.(f!
it,
(f
Convertible preferred..
95
Wellington Fund
92
95
lA
M
2%
81
3
83
4M
80
1%
4%
'
4%
81
•
4
Western Reserve Investing—
(f)
$3 conv pref class A...
Plymouth Fund Inc
97c
98
102
92
__(T
f
6%
90c
27
.--ft)
M&N
Pacific Investing Oorp—
Deb 58 1948 without warr
J&J
Pacific Southern Invest pref—(t)
...y
6
101
with warrants
Utility Equities Corp com
$5.60 priority stock
Utility & Industrial Corp
7%
.
99 M
(t)
6%
94 M
94 M
15M
8M
15
irA
—J&D
1
A&O
Overseas Securities Co
Sec Corn
A 1948
~8M
93 M
93 M
Debenture 4Mb Feb 1 1947—
45
106
6.47
.......
6
(f)
"3M
2*
7.35
Standard Oil shares A—
Tt
7M
Oklahoma County Trust
Old Colony Invest 'Trust—
4.05
Conv without warrants,
8
....
Common
Class D
Voting trust ctfs
»
_
Trustee NY
O 8 Elec Pow Com com w war
100 i* 54
2M
Securities
Class A
72
Industry Shares
Bank shares
Trustee Stand Invest ser O......
Trusteed
$3 preferred
.....
(t)
Deb g 5s 1948
M&N
U S Elec Light & Pow tr ctf A—.
Trust ctfs ser B
...
2.59
1953
Class B
34 M
5s conv deb 1953
..J&J
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B__
U S
21.00
3.80
7.19
Warrants
ser
8
19.75
7.19
Class D
5s
1m
%
%
3.96
2.56
-
Union Amer Invest Oorp—
Common
—
1m
—
United Founders common
Niagara Snare Oorp (Md)
Conv deb 5Ms 1950
$6
100
15c
54 m
65c
—...
Trust Fund Shares
;
•
3%
51%
3M
Supervised Shares
Third National Investors—
1
Trl-Contlneotftl Corp..
It)
6% cum pref
-—(t)
Trustee
96
96
3
.
Class O
1.87
Warrants
/ Flat price,
k Last sale,
t Called March 1 at 100.
** Called
..(f)
~
1.76
48
47 M
1%
Phoenix
li
27.39
(f)
Old Colony Trust Assoc
12~03
1949--J&D
2067
25.38
1.61
Debenture 4Ms Dec 15 1952-
10.12
Called April 1 at 100.
par
6M
97
2M
40 X
4M
Foreign Power Secur Corp—-
t No
35
6M
.(f)
1st coll tr conv 6s A
O IX.
& X8
19.11
Maryland Fund Inc
Northern
94 M
29.25
—.(f)
Fourth Nat') investors ww
6M
Oils & Industries
Fixed Trust shares...
Series B
101.41
5%
1958
25
Fixed Trust Shares series A
99.41
North American Trust shares—
45
Deb 6s 1954
Class BB
—(f)
A.
'
94
96 M
i
Class B
Investors
25
convertible preferred—-(f)
class A
1.18
2.86
6.65
.....
$3
101
Corp..
1
........T.(|)
— (
Super Corp of Amer
Class AA
100M
North American
4.85
Domestic & Foreign Investors—
Deb 5 Ms 1947
F&A
Eastern Utilities Investing Oorp—
100M
100M
100M
6M
1.08
North Am Invest
4.50
-M&S
1st pf-.
—I
Sun Investing Oorp com——(t)
Equity**100 %
Deb 6s ser B 1948 with warr..
**100M
Without warrants
5s
.........
.......
Major Shares Oorp
94
-M&S
Sterling Securities common
88 %
89 m
88
Standard Utilities Inc———(t
State St Investment Oorp
91.20 preferred
■■
tr
4
87
Trust—
S3 cum conv
Investors
4.50
10M
...
a
Ithout warrants
N Y & Foreign Investing Corp-rDeb 5Ms w w 1948
J&D
35
40 M
40 M
2-52
A
m.
mm*
4.05
ser
Diversified Trustee Shares
D
(t)
A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y
B mares..
C shares
'
3.13
Crum & Forster Insursh B
a
Investment Trust of N Y coll A..
Remodifled—
3.13
„7% cum preferred
44 M
1.73
.
3%
Unstamped
Spanish & Gen Oorp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg———£1
Amer dep rets ord
bearer £1
Spencer Trask Fund Inc—.—(t)
Standard Amer. Trust shares
Standard Industrials Inc..—«...
Standard Investing Oorp com_(t)
$5.50 preferred w w
' t)
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 ex-w
Deb 5 Ms 1939
F&A 16
Stand Oil Trust Shares A
Common B.
$5.50 preferred
8M
1M
2.50
10
..100
48
National
96
2.50
8% preferred
44 M
Nat Bond & Share
70
Accumulative series
Crum & Forster Inc com.....
mm**
......——...10
7% preferred
(t)
5s series A with warrants I947--
Mutual Investment Trust
65
AA
(modified)
AGO (modified)
/■r!"
mmm*
Larkins Warr Trust
51X}
J/
A
25
8
AA
52%
54 %
102 M
71M
w
1.58
9.13
Class B
32"
Series C
5%
95
Corp Securs 5% notes *35—-M&S /
Corporate Trust shares old series.
1M
...J&D
-
5Vs
9M
Continental Shares pref
55c
7 M
M
51 %
53 %
102M
Investors Fund of America......
28.08
Without warrants
42c
7%
Share—
Investment Bond &
5M
4
Century Shares-Trust........(t
Chicago Corporation
(4
Convertible preferred
..(t
Commercial National Corp
Commonwealth Securities pf
100
.........100
May 1
ly42
_
3
5:m
4.83
(t)
93 convertible preferred
Southern Corp stamped
3
2K
2%
Common
4.45
.1
Class B
f
f
—F&A
6s 1940 B with war. J&J
mmmm
70
....
4MS Mar 1 1942
5s March 1 1952
3.15
mmmm
4%
65
Shenandoah Corp common—..
Investment Co of Am—
41
(f)
10
J&D
V
8M
24.06
3.05
95
95.50 prior stock
—...—it)
Allotment certificates.
Wellington Fund
5s series A 1947
19
17 M
8
22.38
65
3.58
Selected Industries com
90c
4m
75
n
Corp General com__(
Shawmut Bank Inv
69 m
n
1942—....—
Selected Income Shares
102%
Ay*
69
ft)
m
42 %
102%
Selected American Shares Inc
Selective Cumulative Shares —
73
70c
4
m
96 preferred,
3M
4.40
88
79
Selected American shares..
13
...1
(t)
6M% preferred...
100
6% preferred
-100
Debenture 5s 1947
—J&D
Interstate Equity common..
1
93 convertible pref "A"
(f)
-
6s series 4 Nov
Securities
16
71
Insuranshares (Md) ctfs Inc
Int Sec Corp of Am com A
4%
8
4.05
Canadian investment Fund Ltd..
Denture 6s
1
194b
Insuranshare*) Co. of Delaware..J
■
4M
Bankers Sec Corp of Am
D
1
2M
[nsull Utility Invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949-
75c
14 M
........
5% preferred
2M
70%
2M
24
1%
13
Holding Corp..
—
Hydro Elec Sec com
(t)
Incorporated Investors
(f)
Independence Trust Shares
it)
Indus & Power Securities Oo_.(t)
7%
50c
Participating shares
50c
Bankers Nat Investing com A (t)
pref ser A
5s series A 1953—
Carey Trust-.
Jent Nat Oorp class A
1.42
1
.
...
preferred
Deb g
.....
cum
_-
Debenture 5s series A
Bancshares, Ltd—
$3
Trust
Invest
$3 preferred
"6M
93 preferred A
(f)
Warrants
Automotive Invests 6s 1939-F&A
Class B
1.77
1M
68M
1M
22
com___l
1948--—M&N
96 preferred.......—
■
Capital Administration cl A
1.63
1.30
Guardian investors com
1.23
"6 %
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
Atlantic & Pac Int com w w__(t)
Preferred w w
_50
Common
1.34
12.85
86 m
3
5 Ma series 2 Oct 1937—...—.
58series 3 Dec 1937...........
1.48
Buron
(f)
Bancamerica-Blair Corp
1.36
1.23
104
4.15
.......
$5 conv preferred
Securities Co of New Jersey—
1.22
4
41
:
102 %
12.35
$6
1.61
Shares.......——
Preferred
50 %
Investment
1956
Guardian
4M
1
x.48
1%'
3
preferred
«t)
Royalties Management A__
Second Internal Security—
6% preferred.
50
Debenture 5s 1948— ....F&A
Second Nat Inv Oorp—
Common
........—1
1.22
.5
1.69
40
Corp 5s *54—F&A
stock
•
108m
1m
Shares
Republic Investors Fund..
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
A&O
1.67
1.12
1.12
—
Deb 5s ser ex-w
lSVs
4%
4
Preferred
2.18
1.54
Guardian Investors Corp
a*
fti
Amerex
2.01
Tobacco Shares
45%
10M
M
10c
1.62
Steel Shares
83c
44 %
42 H
44 %
1.88
1.49
Equipment Shares...
Railroad
78c
6% preferred ser D
Holding Corp
Petroleum
•
1.73
—.......
Mining Shares
*'*
78
A&O
Shares........
Merchandising
"6"
100 M
Amer Founders Oorp common
Invest-
4 Ms 1959
*
•
3m
1.54
Representative Trust
Common
Building Shares
——
Chemical Shares.............
12
J&J
16M
90
4
(f)
(f)
103
98
(f)
Reliance Mgt
3M
39M
38
Automobile Shares...........
14
American
3M
Agricultural Shares.....—...
4.40
7 % preferred ser B
American General Corp
732
6.45
11
100
(t)
Preferred
share.
10m
(t)
1948-A&0
Pub Util Sec partic pref
if)
Quarterly income Shares
Railway & Light Securities—
Conv coll tr 4Mb series "11"
1955
..A&O
Ry & Util Invest A
1
Reliance internal Oorp com A (10c)
42
5.86
36M
13
Common
Amer. Oomposlt Trust Shares
Amer Elec Sec partic pref .....1
Coll tr
1%
44
36
1%
Corp
European Secur
s f 5s 1058 ser A
104 %
1M
39
Group Securities, Inc—
9
7M
1%
35M
87 M
.10c
Capital Oorp A
Great Brit & Canada
100M
50c
Amer Business Shares
103 M
(f)
warrants)
German Credit & Invest.
Pref allot, ctf. 25% 1st pref
it)
......
preferred
103
General Investors Trust
1
Geo'l Realty & Utlitlen com_--_l
i"Io
r.o§
.(f)
Corp
100
11M
100
Warrants
Allied Int Investing Oorp oom.(t)
S3 convertible preferred
(t)
Amer Bankstocks
-
6.38
11M
.......
$6 preferred
Pub Utll Investing 5s
5.50
(t)
.1
96 preferred w w
—(f)
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr
General Investment Corp
1
96 preferred
.....
It)
$3 prior preferred
1
74
72
5.78
—
Class B
1
Geoeral American Investors
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4 Ms with com shs
1007
Aldred Investment Oorp (Can)—
Prudential Investors
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
&*
%
—....
Ask.
Per
23
22%
JNT6w stock
2.10
Bid.
Par.
share.
Fundamental Investors Inc—
18.02
16.94
1.92
if)
Fund 2d Inc
Administered
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Per
share.
Per
defaulted bonds.
date of issue.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the
Quotations for all securities are as near as
.(f)
10
10c
n Nominal,
x Ex-dividend,
April 1 at 100.
Deb
100M
5Ms 1944.
18.13
F&A
19.89
101M
101
44
46
15
16 M
5
4
6% V
40
39 M
1.13
1.02
g
Called March 9 at 105.
* Negotiability impaired by
maturity.
Utilities
Public
(Include* street an1 electric railway*, gas. electric power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bond*.
Quotation* for all securities are a* near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
NOTICE.—All bond
'
Bonds
Bid.
;
55%
103%
Water 5s 1956
Alcoona A Logan Val
97%
83%
Atlantic
1st
1st 5s 1941
Bait A Ann S L 5s 1946
Baltimore Transit Co—
81
81
2
Ifj */24X
26
.MAS *7
Community Pow 5 %s '53 JAJ *7
Certificates of deposit
f
Deb g 6s 2030
80 X
MAS
Amer Fuel A Pow 7s 1934.
__JAJ 7 15
Amer G A E deb 6s 2028.
.MAN ' 107 X
Am Gas A Pow deb 3-5s
42
'53-FAA
Secured deb 3.60-6s 1953. JAD
48
Anr> How A L deb ha 2016.
94 X
.M&n
Amer Rys Corp coll
66
4%s '53.AAO
Debenture 4%s 1963
2
_
,
Deb 6s 1938
J&D
Amer Telep A Tel
eg—
Oonv g 4s *36 conv aft
'09.MAS
0°lltru.t 5a 1946
-JAD
Deb aif 5a I960
JAJ
r
1st lien A ref 6*
1945
Oeb»>4s 1941 *
.
..MAN
Bear Mi
.
B
aer
63%
21
108
44
49
100
108%
113%
114%
117%
1st mtge 5s
105
93
105
81
Ry 1st 6s 1940
MAS
Water Power—
1st A ref 5a 1956
5a
Y)
Gas
105 X
107 X
102 X
1936—..—FAA
Deb gold 6a 2024
J&J
113%
Ardmore St Ry—See PhUa
Co.
Arizona Ed 1st 5s 1948
88 X
new.. JAJ
1st 6s 1945 new
93 X
AAO
Income 5s 1960
j&j / 36 X
Income 6s I960.
.AAO / 37%
Arizona Pow 6s 1947 ser
A
72
MAN
Arkansas El A Wat 6s
1944.FAA / 15
n«h
^ P^i"1 Cb 1953..J&j f
E2b.W\9M
MAN /
L
' I? 1953
Arkansas
JAJ f
PA L 1st 5s
1956.AAO
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s
1956.AAO
Arkansas Western Gas
Co—
Li
a
i
i*8™939 with warr
JAJ
f?? (VyjB2 L1 & Pow st Ry-
tf ^ P°&6b 1939
A
Oonv deb
4%s 1949
Conv deb 5s 1965
J&J
33
70
MAN
102
B
f 6s 1953
s
1st Hen 5s 1947 ser A
deb 6s series A 1958
Associated Telep Co Ltd—
1st M 4s series B 1965
Associated Telep &
33 X
98 X
J&J
74
63
MAN
J&J
Teleg CoDeb 6 %s 1955 ser A
M&A
Aasoe Telep Qtil
deb 5s 1942A&0
Certificates of deposit.
Oonv deb 6s 1941
M&jj
Certificates of deposit..
Oonv deb 5%s 1944 ser
O.MAN
103 X
'
Atl
°P* '15 JAJ
k
1947
J&D
1955—.MAS
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga
Ry A Et
Atlanta Wat El A Pr 5s 1943 JAJ
Atl Beach Bridge 6%s 1942
T„„
100
66
104%
June 1 at 105.
This price includes
A
Secured
s
JAj
JAJ
..
Transit
108%
95
95%
T&J
....
f 6s ser A 1949.-JAD
Newton
J&D
1939..FAA
FA
1
107
1st A ref g 5s 1956 op 16.-MAN
Chatt Rys 1st cons 6s '56.MAN
Ohes A Pot Tel of Va 5s '43.MAN
Chester Water Service Oo—
I
1st 4%s 1958 series A—MAS
96
85
107
96
106%
104%
1st 6s series B 1961
MAN
Chic Gas LAC see Peoples G LAO
Chic North Shore A Milw RR—
92
107
95
92
95
83
84%
114%
107%
68
69%
102
119%
125%
10
108%
105%
104
109%
Ry.
109
103%
/
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
Pur
/
14
6%
6%
B
Feb 1927
JAD
Certificates of deposit
mon
4-5s Feb *27 ODt.JAJ
Certificates of deposit
Adiinc 4s Feb 1927 opt—May
108
Certificates of doposit—
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st A ref 6%s 1944
JAJ
Certificates of deposit
109%
1st A ref 6s 1953 ser A ...JAJ
Certificates of deposit
Adjust deb 6s July 1963...JAJ
Certificate of deposit.......
Chippewa Power 6s 1947... J AD
Cincinnati Gas A Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
AAO
Oln Newport A Gov L A T—
104
23%
11%
11%
14%
14%
5%
0%
108
106
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
Cincinnati Street Rv—
1st m 5%sser A 1952
106%
107
108%
lit A ref 6s 1942 aer B
JAJ
1st A ref 5 %a 1955 aerlea O FAA
Deb gold 5%s 1942
AAO
105%
103%
106
Refunding 6%S 1942
108
California-Oregon Power—
98
105%
105%
Railways Co—
1st 6s 1927 stpd as to 25% ot
red and pay Aug 1 1933...FAA */ 75%
Otfs of deposit
75%
Cons M 5s ser A Feb '27..AAO
23%
Series
104%
107%
107%
JAJ
A&O
16%
16%
72%
72
Chicago
120%
108
1st mtge gold 5s 1930
1st A ref 6s 1955 ser A
1st & ref 5 %s 1956..
104
111
MAN
/
Chicago City A Oonnec ing Ry
Oolltr s f g 5s Jan 1 1^7-AAO
f,
Certificates of deposit
/
Chicago Oity Ry 1st 5s '27— FAA I
Certificates of deposit
/
106%
103%
105
_
JAJ
Ohlc Dirt Elec
Generating—
1st M4%s 1970
.MAS
a
f 5a 1951_J&r,>
104
Elgin RR—
106%
See
Jlnternat
Oalgary Power 1st 5s I960-.AAO
101%
66%
66%
66%
96
Chattanooga Ry A Light—
1st A ref 6s 1951—...
RR
California Electric Generating—
1st s f g 5s '48 guar
MAS
California Gas A Elec Corp—
Unif A ref g 6a *37 op a f. MAN
108%
105%
„
/
/
/
..JAJ
106%
105%
Butte El A P 1st
94%
94%
JAD
_
/ 24
......
Burlington (Vt; G L 5a 1966-J<v.i
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
AAO
36
75
62
„
Charleston Cons Ry Gas A El
Consol gold 5s 1999
MAS
Chic Aurora A
Corp
1939
a
71
,
1949
1st gold 5s 1942
Buffalo Traction
Buffalo A Lockport
36
105
101
; 94%
lat ref 5s April 1 1939
JA,'
Gen A ref 5a 1956 aer A-.FAA
Gen A ref 4%s 1981
FAA
Buff A Nlag Balls El L A Power—
77
RR—See Ga Ry A El
Atlanta Gas L 5a
Gen mtge 44»
ser
Deb 5e 1950
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5a
35%
35%
-
& r<£5b
Cons St
30
36
Athens (Ha; Ry & Electric—
*
34%
31%
89
.
MAS
"
36
34 X
*735
Certificates of deposit..
1 35
2-yr 6% notes 1933
A&O f 93 X
Certificates of deposit
*f 93 X
107%
JAJ
Brooklyn Queens Oo A Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)
JAJ
1st con 5s July '41(stp)..MAN
Bklyn Un Elev 5a 1950
F& a
Klnga Co El 1st 4a 1949 _F&
Nassau Elec lst.g 4s 1951 JAJ
1st 5s 1944
AAO
Bklyn Un Elev—See Bklyn Queen
ttKlyn Un Oaalst con«5»g'45M&Xs
1st lien A ref 6a *47 aer A .MAN
1st lien A ref 5s ser B 1957 MAN
37
34 X
104
JAD
5s ser E 1952
5s
65%
35
5s
m
Brooklyn Oity A
69
88
MAS
sf6s!968aer A
61
35
m
Gen
32
30 X
29
105
106%
Gen
75
32 X
36
1960 MAS
MAN
O 1933.
1st 5s series A 1955
30
114
47%
1%
09%
68%
JAJ
MA815
5s series
124
27
112%
/
f
States
5%s series B 1956
107
Bklyn-Manhattan
32%
30
105%
3%
3%
MAS /
10 yr sec 8* 1938
..JAJ
Cent Vermont Public Serv
Corp—
1st A ref 5s 1959 ser A....AAO
Central West Public Service Oo—
1st 1 coll 5%s 1956 ser A—M&N
109
3%
I
Corp—
106
/
/
£
Pow A Lt Corp—
1st M A 1st Hen 5%s 1953. J&J
Debenture 5s 1944
JAJ
Central States Utilities
111%
100%
111%
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967.FAA
Bklyn City A Newton RR—See
Bklyn Manh Transit Corp.
Bklyn Oity RR 1st 5s 1941.-JAJ
Brooklyn Edison uo—
33
73
67
63 X
58
J&D
Cent
95
107%
104%
Bronx Gas A Elec 5s I960-.-JAJ
67
%°ny
1 JAD
169"
91%
MAS
MAN
1959
J& '
Broad River Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1954 Ser 4
38
—MAS
MAS
Income deb 4%s
1978...FAA
Income deb 4s 1978
AAO
Income deb 3%s 1978
MAN
Income deb 3%s
1978—MAS
Corp participating 8s '40.MAS
Associated Pub Utilities
Corp—
108
Bway A 7th Ave.—See NY Rys
34%
35%
44%
Oonv deb 4s 1973
Debenture 4s 1983
Oonv deb 5s 1948
Deb 5%s 1954.
110
MA;
British Col Tel 5s 1960
41
35%
FAA
1st coll inc 3-5s 1950
Central States Elec Corp—
105
ser
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s
61%
34
3e£
1973—
Oonv deb 6s 1973
Conv deb 4%s
1973
Cent States Edis 5 %s A
1943AAO
Deb 6s ser A w w 1949
AAO
106
1954
British Col Tower 5 %s
5s series B 1960
106
104
35%
43 X
u*
105
105
5s
Extl 1st
98%
100%
A&O
Oonv deb 5s 1950
FAA
1938
MAN
Cons ref deb 44s
1958..MAN
Cons ref deb 5a
1968
80
991,
£3%
86 X
Corp—
Oonv deb 5 %s *49 with war FA A
Without warrants
FAA
Cent Public Utility inc 5
%s 1952.
.93""
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
83
32
|«
OeDt Pub 8erv
103%
98%
88
108%
103%
103%
JAJ
1st A gen 4s ser G 1960...AAO
Cent Ohio L A P 1st 6s
1J50 AAO
Cent Pow 1st 5s.
1957, ser D JAJ
Cent Pow A Lt 1st 5s 1956—FAA
106%
106%
92%
83%
104%
98%
102%
99
Cent MainePr 5s *39
op 19 MAN
1st A gen 4%s 1957 ser E.JAD
29
JAD
m
5s March 1944..
7s Sept 1947
35
71
314
ex-warr.MA8
33"
•
Deb g 4%s Nov i 1941—M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
JAD
West End St 5s 1936
MAN
-89%
94%
37%
38%
66
Gas A Elec Oo—
Oonv deb 5%s 1977
FAA
c»nv deb 4Hs'48
33
..A&O
.
101%
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957—MAS
Central Indiana Power Co—
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A
30
1940-^
MAN
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45. AAO
Boston Con Gas deb 5s *47--FAA
Boston Elev Ry 4%s 1937—AAO
115%
39
Associated
103%
*/ 32%
96%
1105%
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser E
MAN
1st mtge 4%s 1967 ser F..JAD
1st A ref 5s 1968 ser G_._MAN
1st A ref 4%■ 1981 ser H.JAD
Bleecker StAFulFy—See NY Rys
25
70
61X
105
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O....FAA
Blackatorie Val G A HI
'3Q TV
M A coll tr 4s ser C *65.-MAN
106%
107%
105
103
J&
121
Bloomlngton Dec A Champagne
81
Aahtabula Water 5a
1958...AAO
1963
J&J
os Jan 11961
j&j
Cent Ills Elec A Gas Oo—
1st A ref 5a 1951
FAA
Cent HI Light 1st A ref 5s "43AAO
Central Illinois Public Service—
129
75
Birmingham Water Works (Jo¬
ist m 5%s 1954 ser A
AAO
106
69
99 X
116%
32%
29%
28%
AAO
.
a
J
,
First lien coU tr 5%s 46..JAD
77
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38.MAN
105%
Central German Pow 6s *34.JAD *f 32%
Cent Hud Gas A Elec Corn—
1st A ref 5s 1941
—JAD
JH %
1st A ref 3%s 1965
MAS
106%
120%
103
1st A ref 5s
1941—JAD
31
Works
1938
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
38
MAN
Appalachian Power5a
7% gold bond*
30%
1st 1 A coll tr 5s 1948 ser A FAA
Cent Dist Telep 1st 5s '43.-J&D t 106
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940—JAJ
109%
Central Gas A Elec 6s 1946.MAS
81^
87
127]
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '50 M&\
6% notes extended 1938..AAO
62
FAA
86
120
Birmingham Elec 4%s 1968-MAS
111%
106%
93%
1st
.
106%
Cent Ark Pub Serv
Corp—
102%
Blnghamton (N Y) L H A P—
111
.JAD
1945—
(N
1947
Central Arlsona Light A Pow Oo
1st mtge 5s 1900
JAD
120
JAJ
95^
----
116%
1958..
'V
50
100%
113
120
l.Jlo
1st
1st1 g 5s June 1
106%
102
Deb 6s Apr 1 1956
.AAO
Berlin Elec Elev A Underg Rys—
1st mtge ■ f 64s 1956.
104%
103%
103
JAD
MAN
Berlin City Elect 6 %s 1951—JAD
Sink fund deb 64s 1959—FAA
1034
102%
v
94%
-
78
78
Cape A Vlney'd El 4s A '65-JAJ
Capital Traction (Wash, D O)—
95%
.
Blnghamton
Androscogging Electric Corp—
1st mtge s f 4%s 1955....AAO
Androscoggin A Kennebec—
lstds
ttdge Oo—
AAO
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
48
103%
103%
1st A ref 5s 1948 ser B
JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1960 ser O
AAO
Belolt Water, Gas A Elec Oo—
1st g 5s 1937
__M&>
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp
23
MAS /
1st mtge 5s ser A 1955—MAS
Canton Elec Oo 5a 1937.
-MA N
jrollna P A List 5s 1956—AAO
Cedar Rap Mfg A P 5s '53.-JAJ
MAS
JAD
O—-MAN
68
60
^-^droscoggin
...
ist d°% prin paid) 1927 FAA / 76
Certificates of deposit
f 76
Camden & Sub Ry—See P 0 Corp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53.MAN
103
Canadian L A P 5s '49 op *14 JAJ
101%
Canadian Rail A Harbor—
^
30
32
A Pow 7-5s '43 FAA
Appalachian Elec Power—
Riv
1953..
101%
105
Beauharnois L H & P 5 %s *73 JAJ
Beaunarnoia Power Corp—
Coll trust st 5s 1973 w w
A&O /
Beaver Valley Water
17
RR—SeeWashRyAEl
Anchorage Lt
Huu
7s
1st
80%
107
100%
103%
mtge 5s 1965
MAS
Calumet G A E 5%s B 1960.JAJ
Calumet A South Chicago Ry—
Term 6%s 1951
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
Ask.
105%
100
JAD
-FAA
.
78
/
M&t,
Deb 5a 1975
AaaAPot R
107%
105%
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
103 X
103
/
Amer Util Service 6s
1964
Amer Water Works A
Electric^"
Conv col tr 5s 1944
MAS
Deo 6a 1975 Ser A
MAS
1st lien A ref 6s 1955
65%
64%
113 X
113%
FAA
JAD
30
1st lien A ref 5s 1960
Bell Telephone of Canada
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
117 X
114
ts ser A, B A C 1936-38.FAA
American Ucllltlea Co—
28
98%
40
99 x
108 X
5H* Nov 1 1943
MAN
Conv deb 4%s 1939
——..JAJ
35-vr deb 5s 1965
—FAA
American Toll
Bridge¬
5%s serks D 1945
25%
64%
-
21
3
1
Battle Creek Gas 4%s 1948
'
,er A— MAN
Certificates of deposits
19
JAJ
1st mtge 5%s 1954
1st M os 1969 ser B.
9%
9%
Amer atater Puollc Serv—
l,tJ ^1" 1948
105
24%
37
AAO
102%
4%s 1960
JAD
Barstow (W S) deb 6s 1942.A&O
Baton Rouge Electric Uo—
2
1H
IX
IX
8%
8%
Am
99%
Bangor Hydro Electric—
.
FAA /
MAN *f
106%
JAJ
JAJ
83
Commonwealtha Power—
Amer Elec Pow uehoa 67M&S
Auier A Foreign Power Co—
105
FAA
84
,
103
—AAO
Deb 4s series A 1975
Deb 5s series A 1975
Deb 5s series B 1975
Bid.
1st
A MAS
ser
99
105
Elec Ry—
JAJ
106
JAD
46
33
Bonds.
Calif Water Service 5s 1958.AAO
Calif Water A Telephone—
101
98
Augusta Ry A El 1st 5s 1940 JAD
Aurora Elgin A Chicago Elec
Ry
48
Ask
106%
Sewerage—
s
97
AAO
Deb g 6* 1952 *er A
Deb g 6%s 1953—
Oonv deb 6s 1940
City
f 6s ser A 1956
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '58
89
44
A mar ill o Gas 6s
Amer
64%
98
96%
82%
87%
l»t coll 4s Jan 1 1954
-,
Bid.
MAS
AAO
1st A ref 5s 1956
Atlantic City (N J) Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 I960
....JA1
1st lien A ref 5s 1957
JAJ
104%
97
Albany Ky—See United Trar.
AJbuquer queNat Gas6 %s'40 MAN /
Aoegheny Gas Corp 6 %n'43 MAN /
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952—MAS /
Alton
Bonds.
Ask
Atlantic City El 5s 1938
Adriatic Electric Oo (Italy)—
Extla f 7* 1952
_AAO
Alabama Power 1st 5* 1946 -MAS
lat & ref 5* 1951
J&J
1st A ref 5* 1956—
MAN
1st A ref 4%s 1967
JAD
1st A ref 5a 1968..
MAS
Alabama Water Service Oo—
1st M 5* 1957 aer A
JAJ
Deb g 5s 1963
Deb 5s 1969
108%
Oonv deb 5s 1950
106%
103%
102
4
AAO
1st 6s 1955 ser B
....AAO
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan *66...MAS
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
AAO
100
104%
JAJ
10%
10%
10%
10%
%
MAN
MAS
JAD
94%
96%
77
72%
72%
72%
77
104
100
accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
*
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t Called April 1 at 105.
t Called
75
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
March, 1936]
where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for
Bid.
Bonds
Cities Service Gas Co—
1st M
pipe line 5 %•
1942-M&N
Cities Service Gas Pipe
J&J
1st M 6s 1943
Cities Service Power A
104
70
70
Cities Service Transportationlet M 68 marine eq *36--MAS
Cltisens Tel (Gr Rap) 3s '36-JAD
Cltisens Water (Washington, Pa)
•
99%
10&
105
70
85%
City & Sub PS—See Un Rye of StL
City A Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City of New Castle Water—
^
_
109%
54%
97
105%
Conn River Pow 5s A '52
AAO
1st mtge 3%s serjA 1961--FAA
Oounehsv Wat 5s Oct 2 39.-AAO
Consolidated Cities L P A Tr¬
ial. Hon 5s 1962 stamped--TAJ
Oonsol Elec A Gas 5-6a
1962MAN
4-6s series B 1962
6% secured notes 1937
...FAA
FAA
107
56
100
106%
5s,
1st m
Erie Titg
Erie
106%
105;
105%
103%
103%
108%
107
107
78
JAJ
MAN
106
MAS
1938.
105 %
Detroit Edison—
26%
26%
3%
3%'
100
101
Gen A ref 5s
106%'
105%
113
112%
112%
Hi*
107
107M
105 X
36
89 J*
103
1st
39
Huron Shore Line—
gold 5s 1950
—JAJ f
Dominion Gas A Elec—
104%
6 %■ 1945 with
5
31
72%
98
99
Duluth-Superior Transit—
84%
85
Dumbarton B'ge 6%s to
MAS /
'49. JAJ:
102
81
81%
54%
78
56
Duquesne Gas Corp—
I„
Istconvbs Mar 15 1945-MAS15 /
125%
107
108
123%
108%
106%
103$
85%
51
52%
53
82
126%
108
125%
108%
109%
103%
104%
86
h ho o
91
1st
A Pow—
coll 6%s O *55- AAO
Water Wks A ElecOorp—
1 st Hen A col 5s 1943 ser A. J AD
105%
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61FAA
39
Georgia-Carolina Power 1st s 1
| 5s 1952
JAJ
80
100
102
f
1947 ser A
1st M A 1st Hen 5s 1955 B
MAS
MAS
Electric Oo—
1st lien A ref 6s 1942
JAD
1st lien A ref 6%s 1948.-MAS
97
103%
Wisconsin
Sheboygan Elec 5s
1946..-TAJ
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
MAN
|
41
1033
1043
105%
106%
107
100
105
105%
108%
1936
AAO
3%s 1st M sf July 1 '65—JAJ
Ed El ni(Bkn)Se#» tOngsOoELAP
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N Y G
Electric Oo of N J 1st 5s 1947 MAS
107
Electric Ferries 1st 7s '41
AAO
See Phlla R T
100
88
101*
Elec A
Peoples.
Puw Corp (Germany)—
f 6%s 1950
MAS
1st, sink fund 6%s 1953
AAO
183*
s
Electric PAL Deb
5s2030.FAA
92
93"
38
87
40
See
Eliz A Rarltan Rlv< Public Se v
Eliz A Trenton RR
|
Oorp.
Elmlra Water, Light A RR—
1st A con g 5b 1956
MA 8
89
93%
104
91
JA
Hanover Harz Water
32%
••
6 Basis.
k Last sale, n Nominal.
i04%
97
97%
87%
v
88%
105%
24%
%£7/*
92
89
60
61%
107%
107%
108%
103
103%
,
94
MX
96
103
103%
96%
97%
IBIS
106%
103%
iT
109
109%
109%
*/41%
44%
31%
fk
26%
3tM
Ry—See P
Wayne)
by maturity.
A..AAO
with war—AAO
39%
hil R T
Spokane—
1st M A col 6s 1943 ser
* Negotiability impaired
91
100%
1st M g 5s May 15 '36-MAN 16
/
Houston El Co 1st 6s '35—JAD
Houston Gulf Gas—
i
....
23%
....JAJ
1st 5%sserles B 1955
AAO
Home Telep A Teleg( Los Angeles
Oal) 1st refunding 5s 1945JAJ
Home Tel A Tel of
<
106
/
1st 6s ser'es A 1943
vi;.'
/ This price includes accrued interest,
FAA
FAA
Heat Man A Fair Pass
Home Tel A Tel (Ft
81
102
104%
89%
FAA
/
5%s(Sept'31 coupon) '51-MAS
106%
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970.. -MAN
103
Helena Gas A Elec 1st 6s '52MAS
Deb 6%s 1943
••
89
Works—
2d series 6%s 1949
Elec Ky 5s 1952
Eliz Plainf A Cent J f
1st m 5s 1950 ser A
5%s June 15 1977 ser B..JAJ
5s secured conv notes 1938JAJ
Hamburg (Germany; Elec Co—
1st series 6s 1957.
32%
32%
80%
MX
88
114
Havana
El Paso El Oo-—
93
106
103%
Electric
1st
extended
Extl g s f deb 7a 1935
MAN
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under
ground A St Rys 5 %s'38 - .JAD
Hamilton Gas 6%s A w w '37JAD
105%
70%
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
3-year 5% notes
5s, 1950—FAA
Oo of Oailf—
Oo 5s 1946-JAJ
Green
Mountain Power Oorp—
1st mtge 5s 1948
FAA
Greenwich Wat A Gas System—
Gol tr 5s 1952 ser A......AAO
Col tr 5« 1952 ser B
AAO
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968——AAO
Gulf Public Service Oo—
1st m 6s 1945
AAO
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
1st M A ref 5s 1956 ser A.MAS
1st M A ref 4%s 1961 B—JAD
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12JAJ
GenAref5sJune1 5*77 A
JADl 5
1st
81%
Eastern Utilities Investing—
see Invest Trusts
Eastern
84%
85
,
91
103
102
103%
JAJ
Great Northern Power—
72%
39
v':
95
FAA
6%s 1950
Ltd—
1st M 6s 1936-1944
MAN
Great Lakes Utilities Oo—
1st lien coll tr 5%s 1942—MAN
105%
80
90
87%
101
Grt West Pow
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
1st m 5%s
1st A gen
Great Lakes Power
105%
JAJ
'39.FAA
1st 7s '39 MAN
Pow (Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944
|
88
O..MAS15
1958
Rapids Gas L 5s
Grand Rapids Ry
Great Cons Elec
88
Ref 6s series E 1948-..
40
104
Grand
75%
96""
95%
89%
87%
Great West Power
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge coll tr 7s
31
66%
72
Ref 6s series D 1948-.,
117
Georgia Ry A Elec—
101
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—JAJ
Atlanta Northern Ry Oo—
101
1st guar 5s '54 op '90—JAJ
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
..JAD / 32%
80
103
90
JAJ
Ref «s Jan 1948 ser
104%
95%
1967—MAS
Georgia Power A Light Oo
| 1st mtge 5s 1978..
JAD
Georgia Power 1st 6s
95
JAJ
Ref m4%s 1948 A
Ref m 5s 1948 B
109%
94%
120
1st mtge A
105
1940
Eastern Mass Street Ry Oo—
45
100
5s
93%
106
j I General
^
East St Louis (111) Lt
20
6s '45
5% notes Aug 15 1936--FAA15
Public Service Oorp—Conv deb 5s 1953
JA.l
Conv deb 5%s 1939
JAJ
General Public Utilities—
1st M con tr 6%s ser A '56 AAO
103%
....
——
Ry—
—
\ AO f, 18
•fi
96
Oo 5s '49-JAD
1 1954
MAN
5s 1956—JAD
Debenture gold 6s 1941 JAD 16
Deb 6s 1941 series B
AAO
General Gas A Elec Oorp-
10
101""
52.50%
Gen 5s Nov
/
..JAD
53% East Minn Power 5%s 1951- MAS
B Oregon Lt A Pr 5%s A '51-MAS
54
6s series B 1953
JAJ
112%
108
105
38
Duquesne Light—See Phlla Oo
/ 76%
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948
Duquesne Trac—See Phlla Co.
102
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49..AAO
64%
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948
East Coast Utilities—
72
1st coll 5%s ctfs 1937 A
FAA
7% 1932 ctfs of dep
-JAJ f 100
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944—MAN;
101
B. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42.AAO
96
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—JAD / ,27%
102%
E St L A interurb Wat 5s '42 JAJ
104%
1st m 6« 1942
....-TAJ
102%
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
..FAA
52
107
105%
108%
106 M
87%
100%
„
89%
Gatineau Pow 1st
20
105%
A..MAN
1st 5s 1953
1935-38
Gandy Bridge (Tampa)
Gary Elec A Gas Oo—
10
33
84
100
Equip trust 5%s
I
/
70%
4
83
88%
General
90
warrants—JAJ
AAO
103%
95%
95%
85
Galveston-Houston Elec
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
3
2
20-yr s f.6%■ 1948
Duke Price Power Oo—
1st m s f 68 1966 ser
105%
103%
L945—AA«>
Fruit Growers' Express—
9%
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany)
102
68%
102%
110%
102%
war.MAS
1937 A with
Florida Telep 1st 6s
109""
1%
84%
67%
Ave 5s 1940-
2
Dixie Gulf Gas Oo—
1st 6 %s
103%
84%
Inc—
Utilities
15
50
102%
109%
Pt
Det A
112
g
101%
103%
100%
10
list lien col tr 5%s 1957—MAF
Power Oorp—
28%
28%
9
FAA
7s 1952
Certificates of deposit
Sf deb
/
Florida
107%
105%
9%
1st m s f 6%s 1952
..FAA
Certificates of deposit
101
f
Gas A El of Bergen
International Bridge—
Detroit
112
99
5s '54—JAJ
Florida Public Service Co—
110%
100%
100
109
108%
Gen A ref. M 4s ser
112%
111 X
Federated
115
E 1952..AAO
F 1965 AAO
Gen A ref 5s ser
102%
18%
17%
109
1962 ser C..FAA
1961 ser D.FAA
Gen A ref 4 %s
105 %
B
1
1 1965
1st 1 6s 1947J
Federal Water Service Oorp—
Conv deb 5%s 1954.
MAN
105%
mmmm
99
100%
Federal Public Serv Oorp—
81
107
106
99
82%
105%
108%
103%
Debenture 6s 1954 aer
/:
157%
81%
5s 1967
..AA
Ry 5s 1954
Florida Pow A Lt 1st
Oo—
1956
131
10
106%
108%
108
Terminals Co
Tunnel—
1953..MAN
Certificates of deposit._ _—
Conv 9 f deb 6%s i U4£ ..MAN
Certificates of depdeit-.
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st m 6s 1947 series A
JAJ
1st m 5s 1950 series B
AAO
98
;
....
50
112%
(Internatser) 1942..M&
1st 5s
107
....
48
Europ'n Elec Oorp (of Canadi
Deb 6%s 1965 x w
FA
Fairmont A Clarksburg Trac—.
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913
AA
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945 — JA
Federal Light A Traction—
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942..M&
106%
104%
1st m
Suburban
100%
101
/
104
»
106
J
105%
Detroit A Canada
102%
83%
35
R Tr
.
1st m 5a
111%
1939._JAJ
120
Apr 1954
AAO
Oonsol Gas Elec Lt A P (Balt>—
108%
1st A ref 4s 1981
JAD
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Deb 5%s 1945FAA
20-yr deb 4%s 1951
JAD
Debenture 5s 1957
JAJ
Consoi Gas Utllitles Oo—
1st A coll 6s 1943 ser A
JAD / 95
Oonvdeb 6%s 1943 Aww JAD V 37%
Consoi Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
f 29%
Wuerttembu/g 1st 7s '56--JAJ f 29X
Consolidated Telep of W lac—
103%
1st M 5%s 1942 ser A
MAN
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Oorp
;
Consolidated Water of Utlca—
98%
1st 4%s 1958
MAN
100
1st M 5s 1958
-MAN
Cons Gas—See Peoples G L AO
CooBum L fcl A P Oo (Eliz, N J)—
3Ms 1965
MAN
1st mtge 3%s 1965
..MAN
Oontln Gas A El deb 5s 1958 FAA
Continental Telep 5s A 1953-FAA
Cooper KivBrl'ge i nclst6s'58MAN
Copenhagen Telephone Go—
Ext I • f 5a Feb 15 1954.FAA15
County Gas of Dallas 5s '46 AAO
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan 1 1952..
C ouncil Bluffs Gas 5s 1948.MAN
Orescent Public Servlc Co—
Coll Inc 6s B Octl 1954...JAD
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 --JAJ
1st lien A ref 7%s 1941—MAS
105
82%
Des Moines Eiec Oo—
Gen g 4%s
1st mtge
103
100
5s 1936 1937..MAS
Derby Gas A Elec Corp—
102
1st lien 5s 1946
— -FAA
17%
Des Moines City Rv
1938 JAJ
/ 16
20-yr income 5s 1955-.
Des Moines Gas
100
Empire Gas A Elec and Emplr
Coke jt lstAref 5« '41 opt.MA
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg Oo (Italy
lst.s f 6%s 1953 with war MAI
1st M g gu
101%
105%
Fed'l Pow A Lt 6s Nov
Corp—
1950 ser A
102%
Oonsol Gas of Bait 5s
5s
1938.
JAD
Consumers Power Oo—
1st lien A nnlf 4 %• 1958-MAN
109
1st m s f 6s
-JAJ
1951
JAJ
Stamped guaranteed optional-.
Conn Ltg A Pow 5s '39-JAJ
107
MA N
1951
Gen A ref 5s
10
1954 ser B___JAD
1st M col 4%« 1956 ser C..AAO
1st M col 4 Ha 1957 ser D.-JAJ
1st M 4s 1981 ser F
MAS
1st M3%s ser H 1965—AAO
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 MAS
Com'wealth Gas Corp inc 6s 1948
Com'w'lth Tel (Pa) 6%s '45 MAN
Oom'w'lth Tel (Wis) 5s A '48 MAS
Com*wealth Water 5%s ser A 1947
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
„FAa
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser C—FAA
Community Power A Light Oo—
Col M 5s 1957
.MA-
Oonn Ry A Lt 4%s
111
Denver Tramway
'
1st M col 5s
y 1st A ref 5s ser D 1962
JAJ
Connecticut Power—
let u coil trust 5s 1956—-JAJ
1st A ref 5s
110%
101%
6%s stamped 1953.
AAu
Columbia (SO) Ry Gas A El Co
1st M s fg 5s 1936
JAJ
Columbus Dela A Marlon Elec Co
1st A ref 5s July 1937
JAJ
1st A ref 69 (stmpd) 1937--JAJ
Columbus (Ga) Elec A Power—
1st A ref 68 1947 ser A
JAD
1st A ref 5s 1954 ser B—MAN
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s *36--AAO
Columbus Ry Pow A Light—
1st mtge A coll tr 4s 1965-MAN
Commonwealth Edison Oo—
MAN
O—JAJ
109
JAJ
lstmtgeg4%s 1969-.
m
MAN
Conn Light A Power—
it,i A ref s f 7s '51 ser A
1st A ref 4 Mis 1956 ser
108
1st mtge g 4%« 1969
-JAJ
Denv Gas A El 1st g 5s '49--MAN
Denver Tramway
107
Corp—V
Community Pub Ser 5s 1960-JAJ
community Water Service «jo—
Deb g 68 1946 ser A
JAD
Deb g 6%s 1946 ser B
MAS
Oonestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950-- JAJ
Coney Isl A Bklyn cons 4s '48 JAJ
104%
105
109
108 %
107
Co-
Empire Gas A Electric Oo— .
Gen A ref 6s ser A 1952...JAI
103%
Stamped as to Pa tax..
MAS
1 1958—5%s '46-JAD
5s '53--MAN
1st M 5s 1953
103%
Dayton Power A Light—:1st A ref M 3%s 1960
AAO
Delaware Elec Power Oo—
Deb 5%s 1959—---.---JAJ
Delaware Power A Light Oo—
1st M 4%s 1971
—JAJ
2
1st a f 4s ser B 1965
Colonial Util 5%s June
1952..
72""
87%
1st 5s '41-JAJ
!
With warrants..
Empire District Elec
100
B
Darby Med A Ohes Ry—8ee Phlla
Davenport Water 5s 1961—JAJ
Dayton I.** 1st
'87 on '12-MAfe
101
Clinton (La) W W 1st 5s 1939FAA
Osast Cos Gas A Elec—
Deb g 5s 1952
AAG15
Deb 5s Jan 15 1961
JAJ 15
Columbia River Longview Bridf
Dallas Ry
Danville Tr A Pow
103
104
102
Gen mtge 3 %s July 11965-JA J
Oleve Souchw Ry A Light—
Gen Aeon 5s 1954
MAS
Deb g 5s
JAJ
JAJ
5%s 1954 ser D —JAJ
A Ter 1st 6s 1951.JAJ
1st g 7 %s 1949 ser
1st g 5s 1952 ser O
100%
105%
Cleveland Elec. Ilium—
Columbia Gas A Elec
71
102
J&D_
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 5s 1954
JAD
1st M 5s 1957 series G-MAN
Ooiorado Power 1st
107
101
1st mtge 5s 1966
JAJ
General 5s 1966
Oumb'land T A T 5s 1037—JA •
Dillas Gas 1st 6s 1941
AAO
Daiias Pow A Lt 6s 1949....JAJ
1st gold
102
5%s A 1951
JAJ
City Elec San Fran 5b 1937.. JAJ
City Gas & Elec 1st 6%s *51-JAJ
City Light & Traction (Sedalia,
Mo) 1st s f 5s 1952
—JAD
Colorado Cent Pow
71
102
----
5s 1941
104%
_
MAN
JAD
5s 1951
106
Cumberland Oo (Mo) Pow A Lt—
1st 4%s 1956--.
-----JAD
Cumberland Valley Telephone—
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
_
Light—
DebfiHs 1952
Deb 5%s 1949
100%
100
line Co—
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
104
104%
105%
105
105%
80
105%
99%
mmmm
106
100
76
PUBLIC
UTILITY
BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond
prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds.
Bid.
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s '53 M&S
106%
105%
105%
1st lien & ref 4 %s '78 ser D M&N
1st lien & ref 4%s*81 ser E J&D
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
1st
m
coll 6s
43 with
107%
105%
106
Isarco
98
warr. J&D
99%
M&S
5sl962
h h HO
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
J&.1
Illinois Bell Tel 3%s B 70—A&O
Illinois
Commercial Telep—
1st 5s series A 1948
M&S
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B—M&S
I—'
111 Community Tel 6s 1949
J&J
Illinois Northern Utilities Oo—
1st & ret 6b 1957
opt
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Oorp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A—A&O
CO00
£
0 1>.
OCO O H
107%
s
49
51
74
76
1st & ref g 6s 1939 opt—M&S
1st & gen 58 1961
M&8
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D..M&8
Superpower Oorp—
_—
•
i
J
l
i
!
i—i iO
35H
1st sink fund 6%c
1958—-J&J
g 7s 1943
J&D
Jamest'n (NY) Telep 5s 1954. J&D
111I
1
1
1
1
108
.
55%
12%
12
4
104
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Oorp—
123m
104%
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B
1st M 4%s 1961 ser O
105%
J&D
Jer City Hon & Pat—See P 8
Corp,
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec. 31' 62 /
104%
105%
102%
1st & ref 6%s 1954 ser B—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O....J&D
8 f deb 5*s 1957
M&S
91
102%
104
105
so
106"
52
100%
103%
92%
99
107 %
100 %
103 %
93 %
102
108%
965*
110%
106%
97%
112
115
117
96%
75
73
74
20
21
76
78
90
90%
<«
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianapolis Power & Light—
A
105%
J&J
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1967-....—.
68
106 %
104%
105%
70
106
notes
56
56
12
17
si*
58
14
19
11*
A&O /
19
21
J&D /
op
3
5
96
97
93 %
tax-ex.J&J
1932
Certificate*
92
.
—A&O */ 57
of deposit
g 7% note
1932 ..M&8 •/ 93%
Certificates of deposit.....
/ 91%
Intercontinents Power CoConv
Debs A 6s 1948
J&D f
International Hydro-Elec
System
Oonv deb 6s 1944 w w
13
1950. J&D
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser O
'42.F&A
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser
A.M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser
B..M&S
lews Pow & Lt 1st
4%s 1958 M&S
laws Pub Serv 1st 5s
1957—J&D
Deo 5s 1968
M&S
1st mtge 5%s 1950
M&8
Debenture 6s 1960
M&N
Iswa Ry & Lt (Oedar
Rapids)—
1st & ref 5s June 1946
B... J&D
Iowa Southern Utilities—
a
60
93%
92
13%
54%
54%
54%
56
65
58
86
92
88
67%
69
85%
87%
97%
91%
97
91
94
36
55
100%
82
74
100%
97%
110
106%
40
14
47
89
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 6%s Sept '48 ser
1st M 5%s 1955ser F
D M&N
A&O
1st M 5s 1961 series G—.F&A
5s series H 1901
...F&A
J&J
1st 7s series J 1957 .—.—F&A
1st 6s series K 1957
M&S
M&N
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B
104%
99%
94%
94%
93%
107%
103%
104%
104%
100%
95
95
94%
108%
82%
74%
103%
88%
83%
1%
97%
ser
B
1942
La Crosse Telep 5%a 1948
J&J
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946 A&O
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 J&J
Gen gold 58 Feb 1
1933
.
105%
105%
105%
106
104
104%
94%
103%
99
100 *
90%
28
101H
102
f&a
105
99
104%
199%
3
78%
80
81
bl*
lfr
Lake Sh Gas 1st 5%s 1950.M&N "
Lake Shore Power Oo—
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950
J&J
102%
"3"
::::
90
J*
92
83 %
Superior Drat Pow—
1st M & ref 5s 1950
J&D
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 4%s 1940 ser B
F&A
105
104%
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 08 2026 ser A.
f&a
Lehigh Telep 5s ser A 1949 .J&J
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt—M&S
Ref & impt g 5s 1960
J&D
5a series B Dec 1 1935
M&S
Leipslg Overland Pow 6%b '46.. /
Lewis & Clark Bdge 3 %-5s 1953..
Non-cum inc 4s Nov 1 1953...
Lex (Ky> Ky-—See Ky Tr & Term
109%
109%
105
M&S
Conv deb 5%s
87
89
56
58
91 %
93%
32%
94
85
89
100%
103%
101%
102
104
104
96
97
89
95
107%
105
91
93
106%
jqi
Lockport LH&P5%sA '54M&N
103%
1st & ref 4%s 1961
ser
\ll%
O.F&A
Ltg 5s 53 unstmpd—A&O
113
105%
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st s f g 0%s 1944
F&A /
Lower St Lawrence Power
1st s f 5s ser A 1955
A&O
96%
95
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
1st M
f 7s 1948
M&N
Lnserne Oo (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&imp g 5s'48 op* 13 A&O
s
/
31
106%
1st & ref 6s 1954.
107
117
M&S
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53.J&J
MacLaren-Que Pow 5%s Feb 1*61
5%s series B1964
M&S
Madison Oo (111) Light & Power—
1st g 5s 1936—
J&D
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936..M&N /
Malone (N V) L & P 5%s '56. J&J
Manhattan Ry con 4s g '90-.A&O
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep.
!Z
2d gold 4s 2013
J&D
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Oorp—
106
81%
81%
101
4
102
67
62%
38
1st lien & coll tr 5s *53—M&S
Manila Gas Oo—
1st lien coll tr 5%s 1937-A&O
100
85
Manitoba Power Oo Ltd—
1st M s f 5%s '51 ser A
J&J
1st M s f 6%s 1952 ser B..J&J
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
15-year s f 7s 1941
J&D f 32
Maritime Tel & Tel—
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1956... J&J
105
Market St El Pass Ry—See P R T
l\*
Market St Ry (San Francisco)—
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A Jan
102%
Maryland Light & Power—
1st M 5%s 1950 ser A
J&J
Massachusetts Gai
s
100%
M&N
103%
102%
A&O
103%
f 5%s 1946
J&J
MaysvUle P Serv 5%s A 1942A&0
Memphis Power & Light Oo—
90
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 4 %s 1978 ser O..A&O
102%
98%
Memphis Street Ry—
3-5s series A 1945
3-58 series B 1945
Merldlonale Electric Oo—
1st ■ f 7s 1957 ser A
66
45
A&O
50%
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
1st M 4%s 1968 ser D
109
M&8
1st M 4s 1971 ser K
M&N
104%
1st 5s series F 1962—...M&N d 105 %
1st mtge 4s ser G 1965...M&N
106%
Metrop Edison Corp 6s 1961 M&S
93
Metro Wat Serv—See Fgn bds
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A */ 14%
Certificates of deposit
Exten gold 4s 1938.. ....J&J
Certificates of deposit
'
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42.J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '40 s f.F&A
55
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939—-A&O
55
\ 88
Michigan Associated Telep Oo—
1st M 5s 1961
103
A&O
Mich Elec Pow 6s A 1944-...J&D
103%
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950—.J&D / 30
Michigan Gat & Elec Oo—
1st & ref 6s 1943
M&8
96%
1st M 5s 1956
J&D
90%
Michigan Public Service Oo—
•at g 5s 1947 ser A
A&O
,
96
Middle States Telep 6s A '47.J&J
100%
Middle West Utilities Co—
5s ctfs of deposit
Middlesex & Boston St
27%
/
Ry—
Middlesex Water 5%s 1957.A&O
Middlesex & Somerset Trac—
5s
1950
97
118
107%
J&J
71
Midland Utii deb 6s 1938...M&S
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5s 1981
1st M 5s 1971
ser
B
J&D
J&J
Mtlwaukee Gas Light Oo—
1st M 4%s 1967
M&S
Minneapolis O&n Light Oo—
1st M 4%* 1950
J&J
Minnesota Nor Pr Jt 6s 1944. A&O
Minnesota Power & Light (Jo¬
ist & ref 5s 1955
J&D
1st & ref 4%s 1978..
M&N
Mississippi Power (Jo¬
ist & ref 5s 1955
M&8
27
104
104%
104
105
100
103%
100
87%
Mississippi Power & Light—
99i
1st M 6s 1957
Lombard Elec Co
(Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952..—
T&D
Lone Star Gas s f 5s 1942 ..M&N
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56-.J&D
Long Xsl Lighting 5s 1936—M&S
1st ref 6s 1948
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser B
M&S
Secured g 6s 1945..
J&J
Oonv deb g 5%s *52 ser A. A&o
Long Island Water 5%s '55.M&N
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958——J&D
104%
Louisville Gas & Elec Oo
(Ky)
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A—.M&N
1st and ref mtge 5%s 1942. J&J
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5b '55 J&J
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952.-F&A
Lexington Wat ref 6%s 1940.F&S
LexingtonWa Pow Oo 1st 6s'68J&J
59
77
ip
86
Lockhart Power 5%« 1950—f&a
1st mtge 4%s 1955
J&D
117 %
97
105"
26%
F&A ,
F&A
F&A
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s, 1939.-J&J
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937.M&N
Little Rock Ry & El 6s '38—A&o
93 %
104
120%
F&A
F&A
102%
98%
105 %
105 %
112%
104
A&O
102
93
156"
120%
85%
92%
F&A
F&A
1st M colltr
1st M 6s w w 1944
102%
100%
101%
Wyoming Val RR
5s 1951
Debentures 6s 1948
Laclede Gas Lt 5s 1939
1st
Lake
99%
100%
106%
114
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938—A&O
Kokomo W W 5s 1958
J&D
Lackawanna &
105
107%
Kingsh'way Bdge 6%s *62.A&O
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940
J&D
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938—A&O
Louisiana Pow & Light Oo—
1st mtge 5a 1957
J&D
20-year
73
111
107%
Los Ang Pac Co—See Pac EIRy
Los Ang & Pac RR—See Pac
EIRy
Los Angeles Railway
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
Mass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A
154
A&O
Kings Oo E L & P 1st 5s '37.A&0
Purch money 6s g 1997
A&O
Edison El IU Bklyn 4s '39.J&J
Kings Oo Elev—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Oo Gas & 111 1st 5s *40. A&O
Kings Oo Ltg 1st ref 5s '54. -J&J
1st ref 6%s 1954
—J&J
1953..
..J&*
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941-J&D
M&N
11
60
53
1st
& ref 5Hs 1950
—J&J
1st & ref 5%s
July 1 '50-M&N
Deb 6s 1950 ser A..
109%
60
1st s f 6s 1960
J&J
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
12
1st 6%s 1942 with warr.-J&D
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s
1958 / 44
Kentucky Power & Light Oo—
88
1st m6%s 1948 serB
M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14.F&A
85%
105
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949.J&D
6s coll notes
Interstate Railroad —
Eq trust 5%s July 1
1935-37.. 62.50%
Interstate Telep Oo—
1st mtge 6s 1939
-J&J
1st lien & ref 6s ser A
1949 M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B
105%
101%
106
1st mtge 4%s 1965
M&N
Kentucky El Pr 6a A 1951-J&J
95
102%
87%
82%
..F&A f
%
A&O
105%
M&N W 106%
M&Nld 105%
1st M 6s 1957 ser R
98
1st & ref 8%s 1949 set
B—J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4%s '58 ser F
M&S
Interstate Fv« 4s 1943
1st M 5s 1961
93%
92%
98
Sec 7s 1957 ser
E.....—F&A
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
J&J 15
International Railway (Buffalo—
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s
1938—J&J
lnternat Ry ref 5s '62
op.M&N
Interstate Tel & Tel 5 %s 1953 J&J
Interstate Water 6s ser A1940 F&A
Iowa Electric Co—
107
100
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
M&S
Kansas Power & Light Co—
,,
5%s 63 ser O
1st col&ref 5%s 1960 ser D
5%% gold notes 1935
6s coll notes ser A 1942
54
A&O
Internat-'l Pow Ltd 6%s 1957 M&S
Deb 6s 1957
M&S
Debentures 6s 1955
J&J
International Power Sec
Corp—
6%% sec bonds 1955 serOJ&D
International Telep & Tel
eg—
Deb g 4%s 1952
J&J
Conv deb 4Ha 1939.
J&J
Deb 5s 1955
F&A
Interstate Bridge 6%s
1950.M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s
1951.. J&D
Interstate Nat Gas 6e 1936.-J&J
interstate Power 1st 5s
*57—J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Interstate Pub Serv Oo—
107
117
104
96%
/
Certificates of deposit
113%
35%
106%
116
Ksy West Electric 5s 1956—F &A
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
...M&N
Keystone Telephone Oo—
1st & ref 5%s 1955 ser A—J&D
_
Interborougn Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s *66
6
80
Inland Telep 1st 6s
1948—A&O
6%
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A..M&S
1st mtge 4%s 1980
J&D
Kewanee(Dl) Pub Serv 6s A *49 J&J
1958
-J&J
Inland Gas 6%s 1938
I&A (
Certificates of deposit
J.
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938-F&A /
Inland Pow & L s f 6s '36 A M&8 /
Ool tr 6s 1957 ser O
Deb s f 7s 1935
1st M 5s 1951
Kansas Gas & Electric—
105
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
Indianapolis W W Sec Oo—
Ooli tr s f 6s 1941 ser B
—M&N
115%
105
105%
105%
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
J&D
1st lien & ref 5s
1970——IM&S
5s
J&D
J&D
104
1954—M&8
Secured
4%
Ry 1st 5s 1941
M&S|/
Power & Light—
113
1st M 4%s 1961
F&A
Kan City Pub Serv 3s 1951..J&J
34%
106
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937
J&D
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
1st lien & ref 514s 1953...M&S
103
114
Kansas City Clay Co & St Joseph L
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
!/
107
20
F&A
1st M 6s 1943
74
Indianapolis Water—
1st & ref. g 4%s 1940
opt.-J&J
M&S
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s '46.J&J
Kansas City Gas 1st. 5s *46..F&A
105
Gen & ref 5%s 1947 ser E J&D h 106%
Gen & ref 5 %s 1943 ser F M&S e 103%
Gen & ref fis 1942 ser G..M&P r 106
Gen & ref 6s series H1942 M&S r 106
Louisv
Kansas Oily
101%
1st & ref M 5s Jan
11950—J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & 8 W Gas & Util—
6% conv notes 1940
J&D
Indianapolis Columbus & South¬
ern Traction 1st
6s 1948—F&A
1962—|/ -n_%
105
Cons mtge 3s B Dec 31
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957
1st 6s series A 1942
.
ser
102%
99%
92%
99
Illinois Water Service Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A—J^ J
Independence Water Works—
5HS1945
M&S
Indiana Assoc Telep 6s A *62 J&J
Indiana Central
Telep Oo—
1st lien coll 5% 1938
M&N I;
Indiana Electric Oorp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
1st M 6%s 1953 series B..F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series
O—M&S
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Indiana General Service—
1st M 5s 1948
J&J
Indiana flydro-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
Peb G L&C
Indiana Pr 1st 17 %s '41A .M&N
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s *43—J&J
Indiana Service Oorp—
1st M 5s 1957
105
105
Lowell Gas Lt 1st 5%s 1947-m&s
1st mtge 4%s ser A 1966. M&s
_
104%
105
a
a
Oorp—
36%
3
Deb
1111
50
107%
1st gold 5%s series A 1955.J&J
James River Bridge Corp—
!*
Bid.
.M&N
Debenture 6s ser A 1952-M&N /II
Income deb 6s 1952 on June... /
11
Jamaica Water Supply Oo—
102%
Bonds.
f 5%s 1953 ser A..M&S
1st M s f 7s 1952
Island Gas & Electric—
Italian
AH.
Los Angeles Gas & Eler
riorp—
1st & gen. mtge 4s 1970--A&O
Deb 6s '63 (withoutwarr)..J&J
49%
Facksonv (Fla) Gas s f 5s *42.J&D kf 56%
5s stamped 1942
54%
121%
103
102
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls—
1st & refundingSs 1950—J&J
Ref & lmpt 5s 1951
A&O
Bid,
Hydro-Elec Oo (Italy—
25-yr
Hudson Oo Gas 5s g 1949—M&N
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54 AM&S
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
Bonds.
A»K.
104%
MlsftissiDpl
lst
49%
103
76
52
103%
s
J&D
River Fuel
f 6s 1944
F&A
Mississippi Rlv Pow 5s '61..J&J
Deb 5s May 11947
92
Oorp-
ex-warr
M&N
80
105%
107
103%
100%
110
112"
106
107
106%
100%
107
104
106"
100
100%
91%
_
Nom.
t
1i05; iLBft
Called Mar, 1 at 106. *
May 1 at 105- e Called Mar-1 at 103%.
Negotiability impaired by mat.
f Price incl. accr. Int.
h Called June 1 at
105%.
k Last sale.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
March, 1936]
nrleea
All
wrvrifn
arc
77,
;
where marked "f" and Income
"and interest" except
L
J
,
and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for aU JwSritlw^e m pel?as possible for the closing d»y of th. month preceding the dote of Iw.ue.
Missouri Edison 1st
107 %
103 %
Missouri Public Service Op—
First mtge 5s 1947 ser A—F&A f
Mo Riv Sioux Oitj Bdge Go—
1st s f 6s 1953
-M&S l5
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951-J&J
2nd sink fund 7s 1951——J&j
Mobile Gas Service Gorp—
108%
64%
64%
42
90
45
80
85
85 :
--------AAO
A 56—A&O
Mob Lt & RR 1st g 5s *37—J&D
Oons g 5s 1941—--—-—M&S
65
1st cum inc 9s ser
58
57
60
98%
99%
115%
56-J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Co-—
65"
117%
Monmouth Oons Wat 5s
—J&D
1st M 5s 1949
105
92
1st 5s 1956
d 106
%
102
1st, M 5<^s 1050 series A..J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st & gen mtge 4%s 1960-A&O
Debenture 6s 1965
A&O
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-M&N
Montana-Dakota Power Co—
Ext 1st 5%s-6%s 1944
J&J
104
104%
102%
103
98
96
,
Montana
99
Power—
107 %
1st & ref s f 5s 43 op 18—J&J
1962 ser A-----J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5%s 1957-M&N
101%
104%
Deb g 5s
/
Montreal Lt fit & Pow Oonsol—
1st ref & coll tr 5s 1951—A&O
x
3% conv deb 1939-—-—J&J
Montreal Tramways—
opt--—J&J
1st & ref g 5s 1941
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series
1955 ser
Gen & ref a f 4 %s '65 sorjO A&O
Gen & ref s f 6s 1955 ser D.A&O
Morgantown Water 5s 1965-.—
Mom side El St Ry—See Phila Co
Mount Home Telep 6s 1938-J&J
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969-—
2nd income 8s Dec 15 1969—
Mountain States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1938——
J&J
1st M 6s 1938 series B
J&J
Muncie Wat Works 5s 1965———
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1966-F&A
Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G L & C
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
Gen & ref 5s
*
Narragansett Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A—— —J&j
1st 5s sink fund ser B 1957-J&J
.
5s series O
106%
50%
1958--———J&D
Nashville Gas & Heating Co¬
lli M gold 5s 1937 guar—M&N
85%
85
89
82%
83%
85%
102%
69%
69%
71%
71%
96%
97%
98
N
99
104%
89%
90%
105
105%
105%
106%
106
103
103%
Lignt—
Oons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958
J&J
107
101
Bklyn Queens
Nassau & Suff Ltg 5s 1945—F&A
Nat Elec Pow Co deb 5s 1978 J&J
Nat Gas & El Corp
5s 1953-F&A
2026 A-F&A
105%
8%
94%
95%
90
91
M&N
99
106
Nat Public Service Com—•
Debenture gold 5s 1978—F&A
Certificates of deposit———
22
23
Nat Pow & L deb 6s
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
*39-J&J
1943—F&A
Nebraska Pow 1st 4%s 1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022
M&S
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—: A&O
Debs 6s July 1941
J&J
Nat
Toll Bridge 6s stmp
Neb-Iowa Bdge 6%s
1944—Q-J
Newark Oons Gas con 6s 48-J&D
Newark Term—See Pub Serv N J
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1
22%
23
3
109"
111
118j
92)
120
100
122
121
124"
New Castle (City of) W 5s*41 J&D
New England G & E Association
Deb g 5s 1947
M&S
Conv deb 5s 1948———-J&D
M&N
rtonv deb 6s 1950
Convertible deb 5s 1962—J&J
New Eng Pow Assn 5s
Deb 6%s 1954
1948.A&O
—J&D
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951—J&J
New Eng Tel & Tel—
A.—.—J&D
93
92%
94
105
103
74%
74%
73%
73
93%
96
105%
106
4%s 1980
-M&S
New York State Gas & Elec Co—
93%
96%
123
A&O
J&J
4%
J&J
102%
104
99%
104
110%
112
114
115
114%
114%
N Y &
Inc 6s Nov
1949
ser
A
101
M&N
Newport Water 5s 1953
New RochelleWat 5%s 1951 M&N
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
N Y Cent Elec 1st 6%s '50-M&S
1st coll & ref 5%s *48 ser A. J&J
North Hudson Lt H & P uo
60
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938—A&O
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp.
5s1952
107
61%
Omaha A Council Bluffs St Ry—
Income 5s 1937
JAJ /
106%
99
M&S
100%
108%
——
90%
1st gold 5s 1937 opt
F&A
Northeastern Public Service—
Gen'l loan & coll 5%s 1961.J&J /
44
91%
'
——
Northern California Power—
1st & cons s f 5a 48 op 15 "J&D
111%
Northern Conn Power Co—
,
1st & ref 5%s 1940.
M&S
North El Co & Nor Pap Mills-
106%
112
107%
106%
North Ind Gas & El 6s '52—M&N
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
107
103%
C_—M&N
103%
104
105
100%
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st M & ref 5s 1963
101
105
Refunding 5s 1901
107%
—
105%
105%
105%
105%
108%
106%
103%
106
109%
106%
104
19
18
69%
68
27
/
30
107%
72%
70
a Called April 1 at 105.
b Basis, d Called June 1 at 105
Called May 1 at 107%. * Negotiability impaired by maturity,
6s *60
65
60
103%
103
16
17
15
16
19%
18%
23%
24%
121
106
106
108
86
FAA
86%
Pacific Teleph A Telegraph—
103%
1st A col tr s f g 5s 1937._JAJ 2
Ref M 5« 1952 series A
MAN y 198%
V 108%
98%
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
AAO
Passaic A Newark El Traction—
5s 1937
JAD
Paterson A Passaic Gas A Elec
consol gold 5s 1949.
MAS
Paterson A State Line Traction—
5s 1904JAJ
88
103%
109.00
100
——
119
122
101
Light Co.
MAN
M&N
/
83
86
78
80
103%
108
97
FAA
Penn-Onio Jbidison Co—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A ex-w.MAN
102
104
Deb 5%s 1959 ser B
FAA
Penn Pub 8 1st 0s serO "47.MAN
1st A ref 5s series D 1954.JAD
99%
106%
106%
108
Pennsylvania Electric Co—
1st A ref 4s 1971 ser F... MAN
1st A ref 5s ser H 1902
AAO
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Corp—
Deb gold 0s 1970 ser A—MAS
Pennsylvania Gai A Elec Co—
1st 1 A ref 5 %s 55 ser A
MAS
1st lien A ref 5s 1958
Deb 0s 1940
MAS
99%
107
X.
100%
105%
89%
90%
100
101
99
JAD
107
99%
92
Penna Pow Co 1st 5s I960..-JAJ
Pennsylvania Pow A Light Co—
1st M 4%s 1981
A AO
Pennsylvania State Water Corp—
1st lien 5%sl952 series A-MAS
Penn Telep 1st M 4s 1965—AAO
Penn Water Co 5s 1940
Peun Water A Power s f 5s *40JAJ
1st ref 4 %■ 1968 ser B
M& S
108""
106%
107
100%
105%
106%
112%
101%
106
108
113%
20%
19%
.
90%
89
F&A
Power Co
conv
117
106%
t
/
/
♦/
f
f
115%
105%
Penn-Jersey Water—
1st coll 5%s I960--
6s stamped 1935 ext to 1941
Northwestern Elevated (Ohic)-
m s
88
103%
t 105
104
*/ioo
1st
86
103%
120%
105%
105%
107%
Light Co—
104
/
Series B 1950
66%
83
Pac Ltg Corp deb 4%s 1945-AAO
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv—
Conv deb 6s 1950
MAS /
105
106
100
55
4%s 1957 ser E__ JA1»)
reM%s '00 ser F—.JAD
113
105
-M;
97
108
74%
Debenture 7s 1942
16
JAJ /
Penn Centra 1 Light A Power Co—
103
1st A ref 4%s 1977
MAN
106
1st 5s 1979
MAN
A—M^
100
103%
107
1st A ref M 4s ser G 1904—JAD
Pacific Light & Power Corp—
Pac L A P Co 1st 5s 1942.JAJ
104
Northern W'chester Ltg5s'55. J
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949
J
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 0%s 1933 with warr.J<
105%
102%
1st A ref
Pacific Power A
1st M 5s 1956
93
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
105
f 6s 1943 ser
92
1st A ref mtge 5s 1943-MA8
Pacific Gas A El ref 5s "42
JAJ
1st A ref M 0s 1941 ser B-JAD
Pecos Valley Power A
1st 0 %s 1937 ser
1st ext'd 6%s 1950
105
s
106%
100%
103%
103%
MAS
111
Water town L & P 5s 1959-J&J
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
_S f deb 6%s 1943
92
104
105%
99%
1942—-JAJ
103
103
Gen & ref 5%s 1951
MA
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
Gen & ref 0s 1947 ser A...M&
Northern Penna Power Co—
14
102%
5s series E 1940
AAO
Ozark Power & Water Co—
1st s f 5s 1952.
MAS
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-MAS
118%
117
1st lien & ref 7s 1940 A—M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B_ ..M&N
1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 O
M&N
113%
90
Valley Power Co—
1st M a f 5%s 1970
AAO
Otter Tail Power Co (Minn)—
5%s series D 1945
J&J
1st A
'20—A&O
46
114%
^
Los Angeles-Pacific RR—
105%
M&N
93
43
114
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt '15--JAJ
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
Northwestern
--AAO
74%
91
Ry A Br
f 6s 1947
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s
North Shore Coke & Chemical—
„
y
95"
92
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935-M^
95
104
95%
100%
8%
North Central Gas 5%s 1955 A&O
North Continent Utilities Oorn—
1st lien
106
Bluffs
47%
73%
Ottawa
106
95
notes 1940
111""
Northern Texas Elec Co—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt—J&J /
Northern Utilities Co—
79
s
104
102
Ottawa L H A Power—
Ref A coll tr 5s 1957 ser A.AAO
Ottawa Trac 1st 5%s July '55JAD
106
99%
5%%
94
92
105%
H Ho o
F&A15
O M&Nlf
North Carolina Gas 6s 1941
ser
91
103%
Light & Power Co—
J&J
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1966
99%
1st ra 5s 1948 ser A
F&A
Okla Power Holdings 5%s '43 J&J
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 6s 41-J&J
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
1st M 5s 1957 series A
JAD
Oslo Gas A El Works (Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
MAS
112
107%
94%
98%
89
100%
S f deb 5%s 1956 ser S
Serial 5% notes 1930
1st & ref g 5s '40 op
103%
99%
1st gu g 5s *45 op bef '10. .MAN
Orange A Pas Val R—See P 8 Corp
Oregon Elec Ry 5s *33 opt..MAN /
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
105%
6s A 1947
North Shore Electric Co—
103
M&S
107%
Deb 6s 1961
F&A
North American Edison Co—
Conv deb 5s 1957 ser A__M&:->
1st M & lien 5%s 1957.-
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A__J&J
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
F&A
Oklahoma Power & Water
107
87
98"
96
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13-FAA
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
87
72
107
.
107
Norfolk St 1st g 5s 1944-_J&.'
North American Co.
North Amer
30
70
109
112
ser
98
68
106%
1st mtge 6%s 1953
J&1
Norf & Ports Bdge 6%s '47-F&A
Norf & Portsm Tract 5s '36—J&D
Norf Ry & Lt 1st 5s 1949—M&N
Deb 5s Nov 15 *69
105%
106%
108
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
Deb 5%s 1963 ser B
105
106
1st
Niagara Falls Power—
1st & cons 6s ser AA '50—M&N
6s series A 1959
J&J
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A-A&O
112
105%
103%
Omaha & Ooun
105
94
104%
102
Westchester Lighting—
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pr
102%
i&D
6
111
Northern States Power "Co—
67
New Oriean. Pub Service Co—
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—J&D
Newp News & Haurn Ry G & E—
1st & ref 5s 19441.
J&J
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
M&N
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954
J&J
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958.F&A
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
1st M 5s 1950M&S
110%
N Y Tel 1st 4%s '39 tax ex.M&N
N Y Water Service Corp—
113%
112%
111
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
Debenture gold 6s 1940
116%
116%
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1955 seriec B—J&D
5s stamped 1942-.—
5%
M&N
/
5
Certificates of deposit
110
N Y Steam 6s 1947
M&N
106%
1st M 5s 1951
..M&N
106%
1st M 5s 1950
M&N
121 h
1st sf 5s 1943
109%
107)
106)
113%
112%
A-A&O
1st 6%s 1943 (with war)...J&J
109
1st con g 4%s '62 op T3--M&N
/
Certificates of deposit
123 h
121%
107
1st M & ref 7%■ '46 ser
106%
1st M 5%s 1962
1st M 6s 1952
New York State Rys—
94
106
Ohio River Bridge & Ferry 5s-'42
Ohio Term 'Cleve) 6s 1947__JAD /
103
106)
104)
115
1st & ref 7s 1947 ser B
F&A
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O.M&S
1st & ref 5sl954 ser D.- .M&S
1st & ref 5%s ser E 1901 M&N
102%
ra
104)
95)
Ohio Public Service Co—
44
30
76
107%
102%
46%
93
106%
107%
1st & ref 4%s 1956 ser D.J&D
Deb g 6s 2024
J&D
103%
103
106
92
105%
104%
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944—M&N
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A__M&N
N Y State El & Gas Corp—
1st
90
105%
105
a
F&A
1st A conso) 6b I960
See Indust bonds
75%
75%
75%
1961 ser B
M&N
Newfoundland Light & Power—
5%s 1971
J&J
1st s f 4%s 1956
J&J
New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
New Haven Water—
1st & ref 4%s A 1957
J&D
1st & ref 4He B 1970
A&O
1st & ref 4Ms O 1981
M&S
4%s 1983—.
M&N
N J A Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950 ...
M&S
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4%s *60—A&O
New Jersey Water Co—
1st M 5s 1950
—F & A
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
J&J
New Orleans City & Lake—
1st 5s 1952 series
1st 4%s
1st m col tr 5 %s 1953 ser.A J&J
Ohio Edison 1st 5s '1957—
A&O
1st & consol M 4s 1965—-M&N
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 6s 1957 J&D
J&J /
1962
103%
94%
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s *47— J&J
Ohio Cities Water Corp—
106%
102
98%
104%
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1940
J&D / 27
Ocean City Costal Hlghw Bdge—
0%s 1947
J&D f 28
105..
Ogden Gas 5« 1945
-MAN
106%
107%
101
Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1937-——-—-.M&S
New Brunswick >NJ) Lt H & Pow
4s Dec 15 1939
-
105
96
1st ref 6-7s ser A 194J
J&D
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
1st M s f 5s 1958 ser A
—J&D
North Penn Gas Co—
G E L H & P
New Brunswick (Can)
112
112%
100%
104
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A 1902-J&J
102%
42%
42%
30
/
9
Bway & 7th Ave. 5s 1943
106
9
109
125%
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
108
99
113"
104%
Con 6s 1946
—---J&J
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
Deb R 5s 1954 op guar—J&J
N Y Power & Light Corp—
1st mtge 4%s 1967 ..
A&O
N Y and Queens Elec Lt & Pow—
1st & cons M 3%s 1965—M&N
New York Rys Corp—
Prior lien 6s 1965 ser A.—J&J
6s assented 1965
/
Adj income 6s Jan 1 1965-Apr
/
6s assented 1965
--—
Bleect St & F F 1st 4s '50-J&J f
115
ill*
Y, con g 5s '95 J&J
New Amster Gas 6s 1948—J&J
NY&ER Gas 1st g 6s '44.-J&J
102
125
114%
129%
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948-——J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949—F&A
104%
104%
101%
x
108 %
104 %
104%
z
Ed El 111, N
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
102
108 %
NYGasElecLH&POo-
1st con 6 %s 1962
85
85
1st 1 & ref 6s 1961 ser Ci__AAO
1st 1 & ref 3% ser D 1965-A&O
23d St Ry 5s
100%
1st m 5s ser A 1957
—J&J
N'western Teleg 1st 4 %J_'44 J&J
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd—
.
Co—
1st lien & ref 6%« 1941—-A&O
1st 1 & ref 5s ser B 1944—A&O
51%
M&N / 50
58 1937 <not guar)
Nashville Railway &
Nassau El RR—See
99%
107%
102%
105%
104%
A-A&O
B—-A&O
Gas—See
Y A East River
N Y G E L H A P
Ask
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
New York Edison
60
Missouri Power & Light—
1st M 5 Ha 1955 ser A
MAS
1st M 4_%s 1958 ser B„—M&N
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 6s *42 opt '22
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
N
90 %
58
5%sl947 J&D
Missouri Gas & Elec 6s A1944 M&8
1st & ref 5s ser B 1957
J&J
Bid.
Bonds
Ask
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ltd—
ser A.
J&J
f
f
59
59 *
60
r
60
f This nricA inplndes accrued interest,
k Oast sale,
107 %. t Called March 1 at 105.
t Called Mar. 1 at 1
n
Nominal,
x
Called April 1 at 104.
PUBLIC
78
BONDS
UTILITY
NOTICE.—All bond prlcos are "and Interest" except where marked "f* and Income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid
Bonds*
07
99
1st cons g 6s 1948
A&u
Refunding gold 5s 1947—MAS
1st A ref 4s 1981ser B
JAJ
1st A ref 6s ser O 1957
IAD
117%
109%
95%
1937..JAJ
104%
102%
100%
112%
Chic G L A O 1st 5s
Ask
105
Oonsum Gas 1st g 5s *86--JAD
lnd Nut GAO g os '86 ffu-MAN
Mutual Ihiel Gas g 5s '47 MAM
Peoples Bight A Power Oorp—
1st lien 5X8 1941
JAJ /
Oonv deb 5s 1979
JAJ /
Public Service Oo of N
95%
105%
105
105
66
10%
105%
105%
11
Joaquin Light A Power—
1st 5s 1945 opt aft lQlftjA
103
Sw'Joge WaterWks
103%
103%
105%
103
102%
102%
FAA
Series debs 4s Feb 1 1937-46
Public Service «£lec A Gas Oo—
1st ref 4s 1971
AAO
100
102
104
106
MAN
101
103
100
70
101
5h 1948
1st A ref 5s 1950
Debenture 4s 1950
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967----—JAD
105%
1958—AA*J
Duquesne Lt 1st 3%s '65-J AD
Uuquesne Trac 1st 5s *30—JAJ /
\rdmore Street 5s
Plttsb Rys 5s 1953
AAO
Sd Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934——JAD
So Trac 1st A coll tr g 5s '50 AAO
29
107
105%
31%
107%
*
92
32
29
!78*
29%
108%
107%
112%
95%
26
27%
75
99
100
Union Traction—
'45.AAO / 10
People's Traction Co—
25
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s *43 -FAA /
80
Union Traction 4s 1952-JAJ
Phlla Subur-Counties Gas A Elec
107%
1st A ref 4Xs 1957
MAN
Elec A Peo 4s tr ctfa
Phlla 8ub Water Co—
s
108
_
—MAS
Phils A Western Ry 5s I960--JAJ /
Piedmont Hydro-El Co (Italy)—
1st A ref • f 6 Xn 1960 ser A AAO
1st
11%
30
f 4s 1965
108
110
13%
15
49
Pinellas Wat Co 5%s 1959—MAS
Pitts A Alleg Telep 1st 5s '49-JAD
Pittsburgh
Rys—See Phila Oo
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 A ref 5s 1958MAS
Plainfleld St Ry 6s 1942——JAJ
Plalnfleld-Un Wat 5s A '61-MAM
Plattsburg G A El 1st 6s 1939—-Pomeranla Elec. 6s 1953—MAN
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950 -MAS
Portland (Me) Gas L 5s A '50 AAO
Portland General Elec Oo—
1st A ref 4 Ha I960
—MAS
1st M 5s exten to 1950
JAJ
..
Portland
Gas A Coke—
1st A ref g 6s *40 opt '20—JAJ
1st l'n A gen 4%s 1940
JAJ
Portland (Me) RR3Hs 1951-JAJ
99
106
103%
75
107
80
81"
76
77%
.95%
94
101%
37%
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser B—-MAN
Hot M 4Hs 1961 series P—AAO
Potomac El Pow—
106%
107%
106%
109%
5s 1930 guar—JAJ
Gen lien A ref 6s 1953
AAO
Po ser Oorp of Canada Ltd—_
Oonv deb 4Hs 1959 R«r B-MAS
Conv deb 5s ser A 1957—JAD
Power Gas A Water Sec Oorp
Coll tr 5s 1943 with warr.MAN
Power Secur coll tr 0s '49—JAD
Providence Gas 4s ser B1963 FAA
Prussian Elec 6a 1954
FAA /
Public Elec L Oo A (St Albans. Vt
1st 5Ha 1950
AAC
Public Service Oo of Colorado—
ist A ref 6a 1953 series A—MAS
1st A ref 5 Hs'54 series B.MAS
1st A ref 6a swles O 1961-MAN
Deb 6s 1946
MAN
Pub Ser of Indiana 6s 1052-FAA
101
106
101%
g
93%
88%
98%
107%
32%
105%
104%
105%
104%
105%
102%
99%
101%
98%
Public Service Oorp of N J—
Trust certs 0%
perpet—M&N
Camden Sub 1st 5s 1946—JAJ
Consolidated Traction—
Extended 5s 1938
JAD
Ella jt'lainl A Cent Jersey By—
1st g5s Dec 1 1950—
«^AJ
Eli* A Raritan Riv 5s '54-MAN
137
101
139
_
aiilsabetb A Trent 5s
'62-AAO
J O Hob A Pat 4s 1949—MAN
90
92
63
75
101
/
103
1st 6s
1st
103%
1st
106
80
100
68
1947
1949
ser
ser
ser
A
ser
Somerset Un A Middlesex Ltg—
Mtge g 4s Dec 1 1943.
JAD
108
103%
97
104%
South Bay Oonsol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
....
83
MAN
98
South Pittsburgh Water Oo—
1st lien A ref 5s 1960 ser A.JAJ
112
»
38%
16
104%
85
v
98%
103%
103
102%
JAD
JAD
Teleg—
1st s f g 5s 1941i opt
1916—JAJ
Sou B vard—See Third Ave
Ry.
90
1939
1940
1945
111
107%
96%
109
97
0
MAS
111
98
Southern California Gas Oo—
l8t A ref 4 %s 1961
MAS
1st M A ref 4s
Aug 1 1965-FAA
104%
97
T.
113%
MAS
108"
114
106
6a 1947
Southern Canada Pr Co Ltd—
1st M 5s 1955 ser A..
104%
AAO
Southern Cities Pub Serv Oo—
Oonv deb 6a 1949
MAN / 42
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
106%
o
PubS ervtce.
112
84
86
84
86
84
1st lien A coll 5s 1958
AAO
S4*
s f deb 6s 1958 ser A..
Faa /
20
Southern Colorado Power Oo—
1st g 6s 1947 series A—
105%
JAJ
Southern Counties Gas (Oalif)—
1st M 4%a 1968...
103%
MAN
Southern Gas Oo—
S t deb 6%s 1936 ser A...AAO
Southern Gas Utilities. Ino—
1st M s f 6%s 1939 ser A.MAS
South lnd G A E 5%s *57-.AAO
101%
106%
104%
105%
-
mmmaa-
55%
106
104%
....
101
107%
108"
103%
103%
103%
Without privilege
Adj mtge inc Jan i 6s '60.AAO / 81%
South N h. Telep ist 5s 1940. J atD
122%
Deb g 5s 1970
JAD
110%
103%
83
124%
111%
Southern Trac—See Phila Oo.
Southern United Gas Oo—
101%
105
104
a
Southern Natural Gas Oorp—
1st s f 6s 1944 with warr
JAJ
110
JAJ
104%?
104
105
ist M
*
Salina Lt Pow A Gas 6s '43.AAO
93
107%
108"
MAS
MAS
Ref mtge 3%s
May 1 I960
Ref mtge 3 %s ser B
July 1 '60.
107
95%
101%
69
106%
South Calif Telep
101%
109%
102%
67
1st A ref. mtge 4s I960—MAS
102%
San Antonio G A E 5s 1949.MAS
1st lien 6s 1944
1st lien 6s x~w 1941
Southern Bell Telep A
Debenture 3%s
Debenture 3%s
Debenture 3%s
105
Salisbury A Spencer—See Ne Oar
Salmon Riv Pewgu 5s'62 op FAA
Salt River Val Water Users Asm
6s 1938-1943
FAA
Refunding 6s 1966
MAN
Stewart Mt Pow 5%s '57-AAO
Sin Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 Fa a
105
1955
FAA
8° Texas Gas 0%s 1988
A—MAS
Southeast PAL deb 6s 2025 -MAS
Southeastern Gas A Water Co—
103
102
32%
/
103%
}■* Uen5s ref 5s 1960 ser B. JAJ
<A
1st M
Southern California Edison—
Ref mtge 4%s 1955
MAN
101 %
>
1st lleo 6s 1937 with warr AAO f
Certificates of deposit-.-... 1
31
31
33
33
U
Southern Utah Power Co—
JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1958 ser B
JAJ
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49..-MAS
Sau Diego Oonsol Gas A Elee—
1st mtge 4s May 1 1965
Pateruon Ry—
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to '44-AAO
Riverside Trac 5s 1960—JAD
San Diego Water Supply Oo—
1st m s f 5s 1955
MAN
101
110%
103%
99
109%
102
102%
Sandusky Bay Bdge 1 st6 % s *42 J A J
Toll Bridge
1st M sink fund 6%s '57-MAN / 53%
Deb s f 7s 1942
MAN /
1%
110
103 *
100
109%
103%
104%
1st M 5%s May 1 I960
MAS
Southern Wise Pow 6s 1938 .AAO
Southwestern Assoc Telep Oo—
93%
105%
95
106%
1st M 5s 1961
AAO
Southwestern Bell Telep—«
1st A ref M 3%s ser B '64-JAD
98%
99%
107%
107%
Southwestern Gas A Elec Oo—
1st 4s series D 1960MAN
102%
103
San Francisco Bay
Nonmial.
107%
108
104
OlFAA
108
108%
106
107%
n
106%
107%
...MAfc
FAA
B
26-jt 5%s 1950
M 5s 1980
112%
30%
29
1st
1&.
Sioux Olty Serv 6s 1§51—I
I JAJ
Snow Mt Wat A Pr 5s
1937. JTAJ
Somerset lighting 5s 1939-JPAA
110
106
AAO
k Last sale,
20
Slleslan Elec Oorp s f
6%s '46FAA /
Sioux Oity Gas A
Elec Oo—
3
St Louis Oo Gas 1st 5s 1951
AAO
StLGas AOoke.See "Indus. Bds"
Sc Louis Springf A Peoria RR
6 Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest,
t Called Mar. 1 at 105.
88%
19
33%
104%
88
/
1st A ref 5sl960
pqo
84%
104%
JAJ
67%
118
1—'
112%
MAN
56%
A Trac—
1 1953—MAS
14
1st mtge s f 4%s 1979
JAD
Saguenay Elec 5%s A 1953—JAJ
8c Ulair Oounty (ill) Gas A El—
1st cons guar 6s 1959
MAS
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937—JAJ
St Joseph Ry. Lt Heat A Power—
86
So Jersey Gas El
Guar g 6s Mar
/
Gen M 4%s May 1948—-MAN
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
9
;
108%
104%
South Coast Oo—See Indust—
37
Rutland Ry Lt A P 1st 5s 46-MAS
Safe Harbor Water Pow. Oorp—
JAD
70
105
>er B-MAN
5a 70 ser O
FAA
1st coll tr 4%s ser D '70—AAO
Sheboygan Elec—See East Wis E>
Shenango Val Water 5s 1956AAO
Shiny eteu Elec Pow
(Japan)—
1st sink fund 6%s 1952...JAD
South Carolina Power Oo—
1st Hon A rof fc 1957
/
1st ref 5s 1946
—JAD
Rome (Ga) Ry A L 5s *46—AAO
Gen A ref 6s 1962
:■
104%
94%
nix
_
1st ref 4%s 1958 ser A...MAN
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt A P—
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen geld 5s 1944
,
■
101%
A—MAS
San Antonio Public Service—
Orange A Passaic Valley—.
1st 5s 1938
Oo—
SedaUa(Mo)Wat 5%. 1947-FAA
Shawlmgan Water A Power Oo—
97%
t 105
113%
108%
MAN
JoBeph Water 5s 1941
12
?.dPhlla
.
1st A ref gu g 5s '39 opt..JAD
St Paul Olty Ry—See Twin Oity. R
104%
104
105
5s ctfs 1957-MAN
1st g 5s Nov 1 1937
1st A ref 5s 1946
72
14
FAA /
93
Rochester Telep Oorp—
1st A ref 4%s 1953 ser O..JAJ
Rockford Elec Oo 1st 5s '39-MAS
94%
104
70
1914—AAO
Sierra A San Francisco
Power—
l®t g 5a 1949
ept
FAA
100%
2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep....JAD
Rochester A Syracuse RR—
conv
104
Oorp.
Roch Ry A Lt 6s '54 opt
JAJ
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930—AAO
St
98
19,i9
f 6s 1936
93%
.,
1st M
38
103
_
Rochester A Lake Ontario
Water 5s, 1938
100
86%
S®lg
Deb s
35%
100
MAS
Ruhr Gas Oorp 6%s'63 A..AAO
Rumford Falls Pow—
Potomac Edison Co—
Cons M
1953
Rockland light A Pow—
1st M 5s 1938
83
/
30
99
Roanoke Ry A El 5s 1953—FAA
Roanoke W W 5s 1950
JAJ
Rochester Central Power Oorp—
Gen M 5%s 1948 series CLMA8
108"
71
62
33%
33%
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Oorp
Roanoke G-L 5%s 1951
FAA
Gen mtge 4%s 1977 ser D.MAS
5s series E 1962
MAS
105
95%
99%
100%
Postal Teleg A Cable 5e '53—JAJ / 37%
28%
33
MAN
102
(Ore)
1st 1 A con m 5s 1946—MAN
Porto Rlcan Power 6s 1950.MAN
Porto Rlcan Rys Ltd 5s 1936MAN
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944—JAD
94%
Cons 6s 1955
...AAO
7% sec. notes 1936
TAA
Richland Public Service—
102
1st A ref 5s 1937
AAO
Richmond (lnd) W W Oorp—
105%
1st M 5s 1957
.MAN
Richmond (S I) Lt A RR—
105
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
J J
Rio Grande valley Gas Oo—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
AAO / 77
20%
74%
JAJ /
107%
86
108
106
"I
Rochester Gas A Elec Oorp—
104%
96
■r
i'l coll tr
ZZlSl
lst
Union—
Mtge g 7s 1950
Deb g 5s
96%
95
mrnm.
1st MA cols f 4
%s *678erA AAO
Direct m 6s 1952
MAN
Con m 6a 1953 -—-.—..FAA
50%
Piedmont A North—See"RR"
Serv
Extl deb 6s 1953
Darby
72
mm mm mmm
Se&ttl^LlKMIog Oo—
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
90"
93%
Wat
104%
95%
102
106%
104%
82
89
1944
—JAJ
Media A Ohes St Ry
1st 4 V^s '30 opt '16 gu—JAJ
Hest Mantua A Falrm 6X8 89
Market Street Elev Pass Ry
1st g gu 4s 1955-..
MAN
1st m r e 6»
190
Income 3s 1959
106%
Rhine-Ruhr
79
84
103%
FAA
A—
Seattle-Everett Traction—
93%
90%
86%
See Invest Trusts
60
————FAA
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt a f—FAA
8 f guar 5s *02 opt 17——MAS
6s
geld
1962
MAS
1965
92%
106%
_.
103%
Rapid Transit St Ry 8s 1941.AAO
Republic Gas 6s A 1945—JAD /100
Certificates of deposit
/100
Republic Service.Oorp—
93%
1st coll tr 5s 1951
JAD
Phlla A Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s
»
8er
cranton Transit ser 5s
A1959—.
4s series B 1959
50
Ref 4%s 1958
MAS
Oonv g deb 5%s 62 ser A.AAO
Railway A Light Securities—
32
112
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st mtge 5X8 1972
FAA
80%
1st M A coll tr s f 5s 1968 .JAD
Queensboro Gas A El 5s '52-JAJ
Ref 5s 1955
MAS
113
106%
108%
106%
1st M 4s 1966
AAO
1st lien A ref m 4 Xa 1967 MAN
1st A ref 4s 1971
JAA
105%
Quebec Power Oo—
35"
26%
United Trac 5s 1997 etfs—JAJ
West End Trac con 5s '38-JAJ
Phlla Elect 1st 5s 1966
AAO
69 1967
1st A ref 5Hs 1949
JAD
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser O
MAN
1st A ref 4%s 1950 ser D.JAD
14"
12
.
cranton-Spg Brook Water Serv—
Puget Sound Power A Lignt—
85
106%
f
aXT
w
A
■* i?"08 wiar i
Scioto Val Ry A Pr 1st
6s'43-JAD
Scranton Elec 5s *37
opt '12.
Scranton Gas A Water Oo—^
1st 4%s 1968
MAS
108%
Secured conv 6s 1938
MAS
1st col tr conv 6%s 1948—AAO
109%
101
108
102%
Utilities Consol Oorp—
1st M 5%s 1948
MAS
^
109%
103
Public
PAA
107%
Public Service Subsidiary Oorp—
Deb 5%s series A 1949
JAJ
con
166%
106%
100
104%
103%
Prior lien 5s 1948—.—-MAN
1st
105%
105%
5s 1953 _J4
105%
103
105%
104
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st consol 4s 1948-....-MAN
126
111%
Santa Barbara Tel 5s ser
B'61 .J&
Sauda Falls Oo Ltd—
1st s f 5s 1955 ser A
AA<
Savannah Elec A Power Oo—
104
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
67
Ask.
124%
110%
104%
1st mtge 6s 1961 ser O....MAS
First mtge 5s 1967 ser
Peoples Tract—See Phlla R T.
Bid.
San
Q
110%
104 X
103 X
1st A ref 4%• 1978 ser D.MAN
1st A ref 4Ha 1980 ser E—JAJ
1st A ref 4 %• 1981 ser F .AAO
1st 1 A ref M 4 %s ser I *60-JAJ
Public Service Oo of Oklahoma—
„
.
105X
mx
Public Service Oo of Nor HI—
1st A ref g 5s 1950 op *21—aAO
lot A ref 5s I960 aeries O.MAN
110
Bonds.
H—
1st mtge 3%s ser O 1960—FAA
1st mtge 3%s ser D '60--MAN
98%
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
93
'67--F&A
Peoples Gas (N J) let 5a '08. JAD
1st s f 5%s 1960
JAD
People's G ju & Coke. Chicago—
Penn Wat Serv 5s ser A
54%
♦ Negotiability impaired
by maturity.
Z
WOT<SS5sff fo°»n
Southwestern Light & Pow Qo—
lat M 5a 1957 aer A
F&A
latM 5s 1957 aer B
-F&A
Southwestern Natural Qaa Oo—
lot a f 6b 1945
—MAN
Southwestern Power & Light--
10034
Troy Olty By—See Un Tr (AIM
Corner Falls Pow & El 5s A'52 J&D
101
33d
a
f 6a 1946 aer A—
M&S
„
034s *37 with w&rr. M&N
So'west Gas Util 634s 1943-M&N
6334
6334
Southwest Telep 0e B 1947-M&S
1st 68 aeries O 1947-——J&D
Oonv deb aer A 1932
J&D
.
Wat 1st tef fts '66-A&U
Spring Val Util ref 6s 1943-J&D—
Spg Br k
Springfield City Water—
lat & ref 6s ser A 1944—M&N
1st & ref 5s ser B 1956---M&N
Springfield (Mo) Gas * Elec Co
lat mtge 5a 1967 ser A—J&D
Springfield (Mass) St Ry—
Ref & gen 6s 1940
M&S
Springfield (Mo) Water 1st 5s 36
Nprlngtield Terminal Ry 7s 1942
Stand Elec (Calif) 1st 5s '39-M&S
Standard Gas <* Elec of Delaware
8% g notes 1935 .
A&O
Certificates of deposit-——-
10634
101
102 34
10434
11H
71
7734
7734
Standard Power & L Uorp—
Deb g 6e 1967
———F&A
Standard Public Service Oorp—
70%
71
J&D
Oonv deb 6s
n
75
55
56
6
1938--—..M&N
1946-_ A&O
8
Weirton
66
60
---A&O
Salt Riv Vail
Suburban Gas Go of Philadelphia
1st s f g 6s Apr 1 *52 op *07 A&o
Suburban Lt & Pow 6o 1938-F&A
Super-Power Go of 111—
Stewart Mt Pr—See
109%
1053*
10634
105
106
-M&S
M&S
1st 4Kb 1968
Canal—
53*-63*s 1943
M&S
Sweetwater Water 534s '52..A&0
Syracuse Gas g 6s 1940——-J&J
10934
108
29
1st lien 6s ser B 1953
M&N
United Traction (Albany)—
105%
104%
7834
102
1952——---J&D
634s 1971-J&J
Tampa (Fla) Gas 534s 56—A&O
Telephone Bond & Share Go—
Deb 5s 1968
J&D
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
Debenture 7s
Taiwan El Pow a f
Oon
803
1023
82
84
1953
...M&N
Temescal Water 1st 5a A '60 M&N
Tennessee Eastern Elec Oo—
87
100
88
lat M 5* 1943-----------F&A
Ref a f 6s aeries A 1955—M&N
95
— -
5s
8334
lat & ref 5s 1956
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962
Tennessee Public
97
93
96
opt-.M&N
97
Terre Haute
7934
in
49
con
M
g
Deb
107%
5a 1954—M&N
ser
Oonv
89%
♦/34
/
1947-
6a
11
40
/
Vamma Water Pow
82
82
13
7
J&
Vicksburg Bridge & Terminal—
/u
"vvvu
vcu
JLU
OO-T OtA
9734
98
99
9834
983*
534s
1956
Ser
A
M&S
1st M 5s 1941 opt
126
10634
107
120
1st
m
5s Aug 1952
ser
lat & ref 6s 1950 ser B._.
71
67
713*
6834
16
18
50
Deb s f 6a
105
Wisconsin Gas &
M&N
::::
92
10034
10334
92
82
82
101
9334
8
9
108"
Washlngton Gas & El Os—
1st s f 534s 1947
lat M 534s 1953
F&a
J&J
8234
823*
8334
833*
78
64
79
65
107
116
104
1043*
1043*
104
103
10434
103
104
10734
t—•» 1 0 0 Cntfk® &
106
^
1063*
10634
1053*
106"
i—•
Wjscon Riv Pow 1st 5a 1941 M&N
Wtoc Val El 1st
& ref 5s
lat mtge 534s 1942
Wolverine Power 7a 1943
10734
106
1st lien & ref 534s ser O '59
Wise Pub Service Oo—
lat & ref 5s. 1942
J&J
1163*
10734
10134
/
85
10634
.
99
99
105
10534
Wisconsin Pow. Light & Heat—
lat & ref 5a 1946—
J&D
Wisconsin Public Service Corn—
1st 1 & ref 6a 1952 aer A...A&0
1®* &
534s 1958..
T&.1
97
Washington Bait & Auu iti-
10734
98
1st M 434a 1961
J&J
Wisconsin Minn Light & Powerlst & ref 58 1944
opt '19-M&N
Gen & ref 7s 1947J&J
1st & ref 8s 1944
_M&N
99
9534
833*
10634
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919
J&D
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1947.
—A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
1st lien & ref 5a ser G 1901 .J&J
1st lien & ref 6s ser H1952 M&N
102
10434
823*
9934
Electric—'
107
Wabash Telephone—
40
10334
.
10734
91
7134
104
&re{5s Jime 15 '57. J&DD
3134
33
10734
10234
10434
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st 1 & ref 5s 1956 aer E..M&N
1st lien & ref 5s 195* aer F J&D
98
1946
107
Winnipeg Elec ref 6s '54—A&O
3*
943*
10134
J&D
106
104
\__M&t
10734
108
10734
1053*
F&A
6s Jan 1 1935—
Virginia Public Service Oo—
1st & ref 634s 1946 ser A—L
1063*
1053*
Wllliamsport Water Oo—
107
106
Virginia Electric & Power—
1063*
1073*
10234
O O«t^<NCO-0»
M&N
M&8
10534
65
7
9234
63
106
34
9134
74
M&N
102
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s_.1952
westpnalla United El Pr (Germj
1st Msf 6s 1953
J&j / 3234
Wheeling (W Va) Electrio Oo—
105
96
1023*
30
10134
993*
60
60
734
J&D
Wichita Water 68 1949
1st M 5s 1956. ser B
1st m 5s I960 ser O
94
124
/
/
/
/
Western United Oorp—
Ooll tr a f 634a 1955
J&D
Western United Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 5s series B 1957—
Utilities Oorp—
6% notes 1937
33
11734
104
western
963*
/
/
102%
vr
99
103
90
10534
Coll tr 5s 1938
—J&J
Fdg & R E M 434a g '50-M&N
634s Ang 1 1936
F&A
25-year g 5a 1961
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 I960
M&8
1st
3234
•
/
lJ?r68.fxi ^ 5% to *41.M&N
10534
/
/
/
534a '57-A&
/»
9434
western Puollc Service Oo—
30
/
J&J
1935.
1st & ref 534» I960..-...F&A
Western States Util 6s A *45. A&O
Western Union Telegraph—
9534
9634
/
/
6s
19
74
J&D
1933
M&N
deb
106
98
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949—J&J
863*
8234
3034
1813*
813*
99
M&N
3434
1734
AA
J<!
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
„
k Last sale,
/
5s 1959
534s
——
9934
M&N
1st M 5s 1951—
1st 5a aeries B 1950
—
O—J&Dlf
.
/Flat price,
853*
8134
853*
v
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Terre Haute W
« Basis.
334
Utilities Power & Light Oorp—
Traction & Light—
g
1949
Deb
10634
W Oorp—
10334
lat M 6s 1949 aer A
J&D
101
lat M 5s 1956 aer B
F&A
10134
Texark&na W 1st 5s '58——F&A
88
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s *48—M&N
'
634
Texa- Elec Ry 5s 1947
J&J
6
Tex TYac let 5s 1937 opt._J&J r
Texas Electric Service Oo—
1023*
1st mtge 6s 1960
J&J
Texas Gas Util. 6s 1946
A&O f 323*
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
70
1st 6a 1946 series A
-J&J
8934
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1956—-M&S
60
General 634s 1956
M&S
Texas Power & Light—
108
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
J&J
10534
1st & ref 5s 1956—
M&N
Third Avenue Ry (New York)—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft '14 J&J
7034
Adj inc g 5s Jan 1960 opt- - A&O / 39.
1023
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g r37—J&J
80
Sou Boulevard g 5s 1945--J&J
89
Union Ry 1st 5a g 1942—F&A
78
Westchester El lat 5s g '43 J&J
78
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946—A&O
10034
Tide Water Power 1st 6s '79-F&A
Teho Electric Power (Japan)—
1st s f 7b 1955 ser A—M&S16
Tokyo Elec Light Oo (Japan)—
80
1st g 6s 1953 series
J&D15
10734
Toledo Edison 5s 1962—.—M&N
77
Traction & Term'l Oorp 5s '57J&J
12034
Trenton G & El g 5s 1949—M&S
25
Trenton 8t Ry con g 5s "38-J&J n
General 6s, 1941
J&D n 10
40
Tren Pass Ry 1st ext 6s '61-A&0 n
Tri-State Telep & Tel eg—
104
534s 1942
—M&N
1033*
1st M 5s 1942 ser B
M&N
lat
534s
Gen M 5b 1956 aer D
Gen 5a 1952 series E
Western N Y Water Oo—
1st M 534s 1950
Conv
82
843*
P 1st 5s 1950--.J&J
Utica G & El ref & oxt Sa '57.J&J
Gen
ifi*
80 3*
Utica El &
Service—
1st & ref 5s 1970—-----A&O
Tern! Hydro Elec 634« 1953-F&A
11034
M&N
M 5s 1944
F&A
M 434s 1944—F&A
1st 1 & gen
1st 1 & gen
8534
9634
9234
A—J&D
-J&D
81
Utah Power & Light Oo—
Deb 6s May 1 2022.
Teneeaaee Electric Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser
g 434s 2004
J&D
Albany Ry con M 5s g '30-J&J
Gen g 5s 1947
...J&D
Unit Tr (Pittsb)—8ee Phils Or
United Wat G & E 5s 1941--M&S
Unterelbe Power & Light Go—
8 f M 6s 1953
A&O
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A—A&O
109
103
Coll s f 534s ser A
Ooll s f 534s ser B
118
52
108
943*
West Virginia Gas Oo—
98
lat a f 634s'37 with war-J&D
10234
West Va Water Serv 5s A '51 F&A
53*
western Oont Util 6s 1944—M&S f
9934
western Lt & Telep 5s 1954. A&O
western Mass Oos—
1033*
4% notes 1939
F&A
106
western N Y Utilities 5s '46-J&D
8434
1960—J&J
11034
3034
117
1951-J&D
F&A
-J&J
Hyrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946-M&S
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
6s 1952
J&D
Syracuse Lighting 5a g
lot & ref 5Ua 1954
5a series B 1957--
108
1952—M&N
1952—M&N
United Telep(Pel)6s A 1948 A&O
United Tel & Tel 534s A 1953 M&N
105
\at 68 1900—j&d
menn
105.
12234
10634
1073*
Texas Utilities Co—
lat M 5a 1957 aer A
...A&O
4934
Un Lt&Rys (Del) deb 534s'52 F&A
United Public Service Oo—
Ooll tr 6a 1942 ser A
A&O /
118
80
se?£
West
85
J&J
Eq 734a Feb 15 1936 —F&A 16
7034
69
102 %
lat M 5b 1956 series G—-J&D 1 10634
10734
1st M 4b 1961 aer H
—J&J
1053*
1st M 334s series 11966—J&J
90
A&O
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
-J&J
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s-'34. J&J
United Securities Co—
Sutter Butte
/
1st M 5s '46 op '21 aer A.M&S t 10434
12134
1st M 5s 1963 Beries E
M&S
7
M&N
Oonv coll tr 534s B
V—
106
'56
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954
West PennElec. deb5s2030-A&O
11534
M&N
634s 1959.-A&C
United Railways of Havana—
1223*
166"
Ry—See Boston E)
West End Trac—See Phila Oo
West Kootenay P & L 5s Mar 1
10234
United Pub Util Corp—
Conv coll tr 6s A 1960—-J&J
109
^
lat M 434s 1970
lat 1 & consol
Deh g 6s 1975
934
934
9734
West Penn Power—
F&a
1st 4s Feb 1 1940
United Light & Power Go—
Deb g 634s 1974—
United Lt&Rys'Me)6a A *52
deb 6s 1973-
2834
Stettin Pub Util 7«
Ry 1st 5s 1951
107
91
Without warrants
United Ilium Oo New Haven—
76
1st lien 6a series A 1948..-F&A
lot lien 6s 1948 aer B.....J&D
Standard Telephone Go—1st I col tr 5 His "43 ser A.M&N
1073*
834
'42—M&S
Westchester Elec—See 3d av Ry.
Westchester Lt lat g 6s '50—J&D
100
1951 ser A.M&N
Union Water Wks Co—
1st lien 534s 1942
M&S 1* /
Unit Elec Go of N J 4s *49. -J&L
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A-.
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B
United Elec 8erv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1966 ser A—J&D
7634
76 3*
Steubenville Wells burg &
_
First lien 534s
72
1063*
/
'
10634
-
10634
West End St
Union Water Service Oo—
?!*
:i
112
105
lat 5s 1959
J&J
Wayne United Gas 634s '44-J&D / 97
9434
West Coast Telep 5s A 1953-J&J
107"
Union Trac—See Phila R T
70 3*
Debenture 6s 1966Q% conv notes 1935
Certificates of deposit
10634
10934
77
92
1113*
1053*
9834
atert'n L&P—See No N Y util.
Waukesha Gaa & Electric Oo—
1053*
1063*
1073*
100
65
76 34
/91
..
UnionPubServ(Minn)5sA'58J&D
Ry—See Third Ave R>
J&J
>
91
Union
543*
—?&A
Debenture tta 1951
105
893*
ater Service Oos 5s
106
J&D
B—F&a
A&O
—M&N
.
853*
Certificates of deposit
1967 aer
1957
Gen 434s 1957
Union Elec L & Pow of Illinois—
lat g 534s 1954 ser A — — . -J&J
Union Elev RR—See N W Elev
Union Gas System—
1st M & coll s f 5s 1948—-J&D
5s
General
90"
108
Gaa Light Oo—
lat mtge 434s 1958
M&N
Waterloo Oed Falls & No Ry—
lBt M a f g 5s 1940 op '15—J&J
91
§934
80
of St L—
Genl mtge 5s
9
109
106"
Water bury
Ask.
9234"
1st ref 6s 1939 op
-J&J
1st & gen 5s 1960.
I&J
Washtenaw Gas 1st 5s 1953--J&J
107
104
M&815
Umon El Lt & Pow Oo
Gen 5s series A 1954
—
102
(Japan)—
UJigawa Elec Power
1st Msf 7s 1945
1st im
1063*
Olty & Sub 5s h 1948
F&b
Washington & Suburban Oos—
Ooll trust 534s 1941
M&S
Washington Water Power Oo—
853*
102
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oo—
let M ■ f 734s 1955
M&M
Guar s f 7s 1952—
F&A
M&N
Southwest Gas Go—
843*
Twin States Gas & Electric—
1st & ref 5s Oct 1953_-__A&0
1st 1 & ref 5 34s 1946 Ser A.M&S
J&J
Telep Go—
—
1st guar
Street
Gable cnt 5s 1937.—J&J16
Guaranteed
-
Bid.
1951
J&D
l949.i-.AAr'
5s 1949
A&O
Wash Ry & EI g 4s
An»coot A- po»
_
(Okla)—
Southwest Gas Co
1st a f 6s 1954
Bonds
Ask.
no
Ry—See N Y
Kys
fwln City Rapid Transit Os—
lat lien & ref 5Hs 1952—J&D
St Paul Olty Ry—
Deb g 6a 2022 series A.— _-MAS
Southwestern Public Service Oo—
lat M
Bid.
Bonds.
Bid.
Bond*
Southwestern States
1st M 6s 1948
79
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
MARCH, 1936]
103
42M&N
M&N
10334
68"
J&I
f.
69"
Worcester & Oonn Eastern Ry—
g4K» 1943
J&.) /
..orcester St Ry 5s A 1947-J&I
1st
s
f
1073*
Worcester Transit Association—
Cum income 6s 1952
J&I
f
16534
63
66
38
108
fHi H OHO
6
9834
10734
1st M 5s 1955
81
10434
33
80
122
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
113"
*
105
1043*
n
Nominal.
» Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t Called June 1 at 105.
t Called Mar. 1 at 105.
'•U\-
80
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
Quotations for all securities are
Par.
Stocks.
PUBLIC UTILITY STK8.
Alabama
Power $7 pref
Bid.
(t)
73 *3
fa*
$5 preferred
(T)
Allegheny Traction—See Phlla Co
Amer Cities Pow A Light
Class B
,6*3
122 A
124
(t)
7%
8
Preferred
(
|6 cum pref
37
14
14*3
33*| Citizens
3*3
(t)
*1
(t)
(t)
$0 preferred
Amer Gas A Power com
Preferred
American likoi A Traction
.
zr>
25
--
Amer Power a iignt com..—Cj
$6 preferred —..........(t)
S6 preferred.
—(t)
Amer Service pref units
—
Corp com —it)
First 96 preferred
(t)
Preferred $6 series
—(t)
American Telep A Teleg..—100
Amer Utilities Service common..
6% preferred
112
3 *3
5*3
20
25*3
8 Ji
48*3
40 *3
41*3
14
15
2*3
92*3
3
94
6*3
20*3
26
9
49
50
it!*
I*
23 *3
--(t)
1
95*3,
preferred...
Appalachian El Pow 7 % pref. (t)
6% preferred
(t)
Arizona Edison com
-(t)
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp
1
Class A non-vot
(t)
Preferred
-10
▲tkan A Ma Paw 7% prof
100
Arkansas Paw A Lt $7 pref—(t)
6% preferred!
It)
Associated Gas A Eleo
Common class A
com—.
1
(1
108
4*3
5*3
5*3
7*3
6
7
8
6
8
83
1*3
2*3
2
$5 preferred.........——
|6 preferred....——
$7 preferred
6
7
9*3
6
9
7
—(
8
7
(
§6*4 preferred-..--—
3*3
9
2
$8 int bear allot ctfs
Option warrants
Assoc Telep Co Ltd $1.50 pf—It)
AssociatsedTelpATeleg ($6) preftf)
$7 firt pref
100
Class A
(t)
Atlanta Gas Light Co—
6% cum pref
100
Atlantic Llty tflec. $6 pref
<t)
Bait Transit Co v t c—
(t)
Preferred v t c
-—100
50
52
7
8
95
97
109*3
3*3
5*3
18*3
114*3
.
----
3*3
5*3
19
3 *3
146
125
76
60
3*3
,
69*3
14
60
9*3
45*3
95*3
9*3
com
(tl
Preferred
100
Can Hydro-El Corp 6% 1st pf 100
Canadian Marconi...-.--....-1
Canada Nor Pow
Uapitai Transit (Wash. D 0)100
Carolina Pow a Light $7 pref (t)
46
9*3
53*3
24*3
25*3
106
77 *3
84
82
78„
100*3
23*3
102*3
24
108*3
36
39
2*3
2*3
14
82
15*3
105
Central Illinois Light 6% pf—100
AO
refer :ed
'———100
1
—
Series 3
...............
Series 4
—
...
58
22
63
71
78
47*3
2*3
n
Nominal.
16*3
106
59*3
100
??
Phlla RT
lOu
"
»°!f°,te^vVa'er P°wer_...
East Shore Pub
100
100
Cony stock
_
$6
$5
48
2*3
34*3
100*3
lsa
*3
Elec Power A
Light Corp
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
2d pref series A
Optional warrants
El Paso Electric Co (Del)
—
I
(t)
*3
101 *3
*3
*3
*3
*3
*3
price,
0U %
"nref 1 f!n
v t
Interboro R T rot trust
Internat Hydro-BU
Ex-dlvldend.
64*3
16
20
94*3
96
3
ctfs"~ino
Syst A
25
Conv pref $3.50
seriea ..——50
Internat Ocean
Teleg (guar)
lim
16*3
10*3
104
Internat Power Co
4
16*3
4*3
10*1
107
4*3
111*3
5
88
41
145
66
"100
2*3
12*3
59
150
68
1*3
37
42
14
4*3
18
International UtUlties
V-.1SS8
A--?" (?»
B
|l-75 preferred IV.V-V-"
it
*
$3.50 preferred.....
87
Warrants
----Warrants new"Hill
Interstate Natural" Gas"
7+)
Interstate Power
2?'#
1!,
pref %7
Superpower
33
30
69*3
1
uommon A (t)
1+!
Preferred
irCy
Jamaica Water 8upp
7*3 % pf ~ 50
Jefferson Electric com
"7ti
8*3
3
.
88
2
38
Kansas Uit> Power A
Llght^"
1st pref $6 series B
39
33*3
5*3
Kansas City Pub
Serv
60
?1*3
33*3
124
54
37
95
89
79*3
56
39
96*3
91
81
120
it)
com..-(}
20c
2
7 % preferre
Kansas Elec Pow
7% pref
Kansas Gas A Elec
163
22*3
27
Debenture rights./^
Ltd""""
14
37*3
31
Ux
^°autneriJ OtU. 7% DrefVllCMi
Jamaica Pub Service
!g
io*^
1
10
|
$0 preferred
*""100
pre?"" 100
preflllOO
102
35c
2*3
7% Preferred-.....
78
66*3
10*3
8*3
10*3
110
85
35
inn
38
47
17*3
48
88^
22
% "u'r'ef ! " I
5% preferred-....
Laclede Gas Light..
inn
5% preferred
III
100
Lawrence Gas A Elec Lt I
25
Lincoln Telep A
Teleg comllloo
Lockhart Power Co pref. •
IS
45
35*3
Lone Star Gas <)otd
24
98
78
26
jjf)
K1 n
50
100
80
42*3
27
45
57
107
100
""""Tti
12*3
12*3
100
k 109
L»uk Aalaua xugntiug com
(t)
7% preferred
"100
0% preferred
"mo
Los Angeles G AE
Corp. 0% pf 100
Louisiana Power & light
$0 pf (t)
Louisv Gas A Elec com cl A
(t)
RaUway Oo
100
..
52"
60
58
54
51
24
85
.(t)
...
Preferred-.....
93
3*3
34*3
It*
52
55
t Without par value.
55*3
94*3
21*3
2*3
14
25
25
102
17
Suar'lOO
46
20
...
Lt._~
Ry 7%
60
93*3
21
98
Maiden Electric Oo
Maiden & Melrose Gas
19*3
20*3
112
26
61
T.
73*3
26
Mackay Companies 4%
100
5
85
prefllioo
Lowell Electric Llghilll
Lynn Gas A Elec Oo
"
58
9
4*3
83
72
9
58
100
58
$5 convertible preferred--—(t)
$6*3 pref (With warraataj
U;
$6 preferred
—
(t)
x
47"
47
103
92
100
1st preferred-
198
111
53*3
100
_
45
46
101
2
11*3
57
iV,
Essex A Hudson Gas
192
110*3
100
European Elec class A—
10
Option warrants
Falrm't Pk A fladd Pass Ry—See
Fall River Elec light
25
Fall River Gas Works......—26
Federal Light A: Tr com
..15
Preferred ($0)
...(t)
Federal Power A Light pref
Fed St A Pleasant Val—SeePhlla Oo
Federal (^ater Service com A _(t»
$6 preferred
(t)
$6*3 preferred
It)
$7 preferred
(t)
Fitchburg Gas A Elec Light
50,
Florida Power A Lt $7 pref
(t)|
240
"I
Empire District Elec6% pf-- -100
Empire Gas A Fuel C» pr 8%_100
2*3
*3
100
204
Enwlneers Pub Serv cam
5
49*3
113
Preferred
60
Eliz Consolidated Gas—.....100
umpire A Bay State Teleg..—lOU
25
26
20
1st pref
1
7*
48*3
111
102*3
44
100
Canadian
$
72
112
—
lll*3
""*3
preferred
preferred
Elec Power Association
1
Class A full paid ...........1
61
23
■18
\T>
—
35*3
109
6*3% preferred
100
6% preferred
-100
1UU
Empire Power Oorp partlc stk-l"'
$6 preferred
60*.
2*3
42*3
22*3
105'"
35
ttv*% pf (t)
Eastern States Oorp com..
(t)
$7 preferred series A
(t>
$6 preferred series B.
Eastern Util Assoc com
(ti
6%pnfl00
6% preferred..
Indianap Pow A Lt
Indianapolis Ry Co
100
Merv
»60pr2Sed Lt 6% Dnf—m
"J}""18 North Utillti^
Ilium A Power Secur
105*3
107*3
105*3
42
89
32
35
5*3
32*3
109*3
101*3
104*3
106*3
104*3
Km
6% 1st pref stamped
6% pref B stock
5% adjustment stock
Preferred 7%
68
75
100
r
4*3% prior preferred—
24
32
Chicago Rapid TransitPrior preferred A
.——100
Prior preferred B
100
ft Last sale,
V
"'inri
"
Shares claw A
lodiana Service
Corp.—
Preferred series A 7 % ——100
Eliz A Trenton RR com—..-50
k.
-
......
c»na"
Illuminating
102
85
75
85
70*3
200
95*3
•
2J
199
95
73
83
87
31
com
lludson County Ga.
3*3
2*3
—
95„
7% preferred
—100
Cent Ohio lit A Pow 0% pf-.(t)
Central Pow A Light 7 % pref. 100
Cent A 6 W Utll com
1
Preferred
-(t)
Prior lien pref
(t)
Central States Eleo Corp
.1
7% preferred.............100
Conv preferred
100
0% cum pref (without warn. 100
Central States Pow A L $7 pf it)
Cent Vermont Pub Ser $6 pf—(t)
Ohes A Poto Tele of Bait pref. 100
Ohic City A Don com part ctfs-(t)
Prefpartlc ctfs.
.... (fi
Chic Dist Elec Generat $6 pref (t)
Chicago Rys partlc ctfs series 1
Series 2
100
2*3
8*3
71*3
77*3
1*3
Electric bond A Share
80 &
(f)
(t)
100
5*3
(tl
Serv $6 pref.
""pref
Hartford Gas
Preferred
106*3
34
121
82*3
'c"
6% preferred
Haverhill Elec Light!
Hestonvliie M a F—See
89
82
117
'
17
12*3
1 *3
*3
1*3
Cent Arkan Pub Berv Oorp pf 1(H)
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref. 100
Central Maine Pew 0% pref—100
2*3
87*3
qk
.
.
50*3
116*3
42
SI}
Jo
Wat^V."——
27
33*3
105*3
94
12
11
25
5?prafUM1,6pref
$5
Kackenwick
Preferred
24
88*3
115*3
92
a8#6^0 pf-100
oil? SUtL mifS
15
t
1*3
^
.(T)
Edison Elec Ilium (Boston)..100
Subscription receipts $50 pd (+)
Subscription receipts $ 150 pd (f)
*A I J
90
100
—100
Eastern Mass flt Ry corn
99
87
(t)
gioucester Elec Lt Co...."
Gold A
Havana Eleo Rv
49*3
17*3
49*3
2*3
2
Stock Telep
(guar)
100
| Green A Ooates—See Phlla RT
Green Mt Pow
Corp $b prer
(t)
3*3
113
118
116
15*3
17*3
49*3
'
"
66
112
68
5*|
Preferred-""*!
52
64
63
/+\
55""
2*3
common
Common
0% preferred
45*3
45
52
...100
...
$5 preferred
„
105
lias A Elec $7 prat-—»T
Duquesne Ligns—bee Poll* oo—
East Coast Public Service v t c.
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assoc'*—
----
9
.-100
Duquesne Nat Gas
$4 preferred
32*3
5*3
£1
% pref £1
Calif-Oregon Power Co—
0% preierreu series of 1027-100
6% preferred
----100
Calif Water ServO % pref
100
oJnU' Pub
0% preferred
(f)
Dayton Pow A Light 0% pref 100
Denver Tramway com
Edison
Duke Pswer
48
Amer dep rec B ord
Amer deposit rets 5 H
6% preferred
Cumberland Oo(M«)P A Lt pf 100
Dallas Power A Light 7 % pref 100
Detroit
32*3
5*3
Sb first urer
—-—.—It)
Cable A Wireless, Ltd
Amer dep rec 7*3 % A ord—£1
21*3
1*3
34
3*3
2*3
2*3
0.0% preferred
—
—100
$5 preferred
(t)
Continental Gas A Electric—
7% prior preferred
100
Oontlnen Pass Ry—See Phlla R T
Cuban Telephone pref
100
22
37
140
24
New common
Class A
Derby
35*3
IT)
SM
53
i6*3
50*3
Germantown Pass—See Phlla RT
65
1*3
76
15*3
"v ''
Warrants
51
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait)
<t*
5% preferred series A
100
Consolidated Gas (N Y) corn__(t)
$5 preferred
if)
preferred
106"
105
Common.Connecticut Light A Power com.
5*3 % preferred-.—.
100
6 *3 % preferred
100)
Connecticut Power
..26
Connecticut Ry A lighting—100
Preferred
....—100
conv
1^
40
5
75
c?iB£
cSEf AP
104
32
(t)
Preferred
(t)
$6 pref erred
7% preferred
Concord Elec Oo 6% pref
Common
58
20
7% pref—100
26
Brooklyn Edison—
100
Bklyn-Manhat Transit—— It)
$6 preferred series A
(t)
Bklyn A Queens Transit com_(t)
$6 preferred
(t)
Brooklyn Union Gas
(T)
Buffalo Niagara A East Power
$1.60 prior preferred
25
44
23*3
luO
Cons Trac of N J—See P 8
Corp
Cons Trac (Plttsb)—See Phlla Oo
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 0%_1OO
38
Bread River Power
105
Warrants
37
Brockton Gas Light Co v t c
.
32
30
Gen Telep Allied
$6 "Cor n" "lirVf ~ ~
Gen Wat Gaa
1
S3 preferred
m
20
.
com
It)
Warrants
89
A Light—
First preferred 0%
27
48
(t)
Cent Hud G A E com v t c
Community Power
$3
97*3
3
50
54
(t)
A
ser
Gen
17
107*3
(t)
pref
ser B
7% preferred
"
"
(t)
Telephone Corp. com"-"." 20
102*3
102*3
3*3
54
64*3
Optional warrants
$6 preferred
70
67
104
100
2*3
34*3
.(t)
Gwi Public Service
Oorp
(f)
$6 Preferred....
~~m
Genera! Pub Util
common!II" f
5% preferred
H)
49
41
Commonwealth A Sou Oorp com!
s32
26*3
46
Bangor Hydro Elec com..
26
7% preferred—.
100
104
0% preferred
—100
Baton Rouge Elec Co $0 pf—(t) jlOO
3
Beauharnois Power, com...—(t) r
145*3
Bell Telephone (Canada)——.100
123*3
Bell Telep of Pa 6*3% V*
100
.25
73
Beverly Gas A Elec
59
Birmingham Elec $7 pref—( )
66
)
$6 preferred
...—(
20
Birmingham Gas $6 pref
(
Blsckstone Val Gas A B pref.. 100
107
3*3
Blue Ridge Corp..
46*3
$3 conv preferred
69
Boston Elevated RR com
100
13
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord
(t)
Class B—
Oo
v
.
8*3
32
com A
Consolidated Gas Utilities—
.
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Ce
Brit Col Pow Corp A
|6 con conv
6 cum pref
109*3
104
Conn Gas A Coke Sec pref
91*3
r
8*3
121
Gen Italian Edison
Elec Oorp^-'
Amer shs for
ordinary stock
85
5% preferred-'00
5% conv preferred
100
Columbus Delaware A Marlon
7% preferred
100
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6 % 100
Preferred 6*3% ser B
..100
Community Water Ser com— —-i
4
89*3
81*3
1*3
100
Coast Co Gas A El 1st pref
100,
Oolum G A El Oorp (Del) com (t)
6 % preferred series A
106
Community Pub Serv
101
53
53
107*3
64*3
64*3
101*3
16*3
96*3
<t)
-
(Del)
Preferred 7%
Preferred 8%
5*3
48
(♦)
$4.50 preferred-Cleveland Railway—
Certificates of deposit
95*3
107
99
8*3
$4 preferred—...
'
23*3
3
(t
Original preferred-...
1
*3
48
42
110
Mlsc Stocks
Gen Gas A Elec
49
48
(T)
Oieve Elec Ilium common
6..
5*3
52
Ask.
95
Elec Lt pref
100
Gary Elec & Gas common
Gas A Elec of
Bergeu County -1UU
Gen Elec Ltd see
8
90
5
45
Bid.
Par.
Gardner
100
7*3
89*3
5*3
51
Traction—See PhUa Oo.
Commonwealth-Edison
172*3
107""
95
7% preferred---.100
Citizens* Pass Ry—See Phil R T
4*3
39*3
ill*
A aim Wat Wks A Elec com...it;
SO 1st
pf
35
Warrants
Amer Gas A Elec com
119*3
Stocks.
Foreign light A Power units- (t)
Frankf'd A S'thwark—see Phlla RT
Franklin Telegraph
(guar)
• oo
104*3
103
Oltles Service com.........—t
Preferred
.100
Preferred B—........... 10
Preferred BB
100
Cities Serv Pr A Lt $6
31*3
(t)
(
$7 second pref series A
111*3
Aft.
103 *3
93
"Hncln A Suburb Bell Telep—60
,
46*3
6*3
Amer A Foreign Pow cwin
S7 Preferred
Amer Superpower
59
45 *3
Bid
Par.
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 100
Cincinnati Gas Transp
100
Cine New A Gov Lt A Trac—100
Preferred
100
Cincinnati Street Ry
50
74*3
67*3
1
(t)
—10u
Amer DisTeJ of N J com
6% Preferred
Stocks.
d A_25
-
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Aft.
Par
|0 preferred-.............(ti
as near as
Modified 5% guar
100
Marcon Int Marine Oommuni—
Ameridep rets for ord shs
£1 k
Marconi Wire—See Can Mar con
Market StRy (SanFransciscO/ 100
6% preferred
100
0% prior preferred
100
6% non-cum 2d preferred—100
Mass Power A Light Assoclaf
Common with warrants
Common without warrants
Preferred
Warrants
Mass Utilities Associates v t c
5% conv partlc preferred-- 50
61
103
19
49*3
20*3
9*3
I*
20
2*3
Vti
24
3*3
1
25c
25
26
50c
2*3
32*3
32*3
for the closing da/ of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Quotation* for all securities are a* near as possible
Bid.
Stocks
Memphis Natural Gas
Memphis Power A Light 7%
$6 preferred-.Metropolitan Edison Oo—
Warrants
107
103
104
10234
834
(T)
(T)
104
5
--
Middle West Utilities-.—---
lien... 10 J
}>l
0% preferred class A———100
Milw. Elec. Ry. A Light—
1021
-----
92
-100
Participating class A stock-(f)
Penna Gas & Elec Oo 7 % pref-100
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt 97 pf- (t)
VTJ
96 preferred-(t)
96 preferred
-----Pennsylvania Water A Pow
)—_-i6o
People's G L A O (Chic)
Phila City Pass—See Phila R T.
Philadelphia Oo com
95 preferred.
6r cum preferred
%
96 cum pref
(t)
94
94
83
84
61
11134
1234
9034
6034
243*
323*
pf-25
r
66
11334
14
9134
6234
25
33
r
Mountain States
55
59
r
muunreni
101
102
334
Power, oem.(t)
7% Preferred------—---100
Mountain States Tel A Tel—100
30
148
pref—100
10
com—(t)
—--(T)
7% 1st pref-100
49
Nassau A Suffolk 7%
4
National Gas & Elec com
1034
national Power a Juigm
81
96 preferred
Nebraska Power,
Nevada-Calif Electric—
11034
El Assn—
30
66"
126
4*
19*
-it)
u)
47
128
—-u)
A Teleg-100
2
97 pref (t)
8234
---£0
107
443*
16
17
s
7934
4634
473*
89
93
Allegheny Traction.—...—60
Cltisens Traction
50
Consolidated Trac pref—...60
Duquesne Light 6% 1st pf_100
Federal St A Pleasant Val—26
Monongahela Lt A Pr——60
Monongahela St Ry
—50
1334
95
PhUa Elec Power 8% pref
25
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
50
29 pd)._50
ng'n
50
Frandf'd A Southward Pass.50
Germantown Passenger
50
Green A Ooates Sts (916 pd)-50
Hestonvllie M A F com..—50
Preferred
50
Phila City Pass Ry ($22H
PhUa A Darby Pass Ry
Pdi50
50
(925 pd)—50
Philadelphia Traction
Ridge Ave Pass (929 pd)
50
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
10934
50
"RR1
Portland Gas & Coke. 7% pf—100
Postal
Teleg A Cable 7% pf-100
Preferred
tfarth Continent Util com
7% preferred
—.100,
jreferred
ern
100
N Y UtU pref
100
-100
Serv of Ind prior pf—
0% pre/erred
....
dt Louis
33
7
16
1034
48
48
33
4
36
37
1034
100
1634
1134
94
Common non-voting
let preferred
100
46
21
Warrants
United Gas &
109
104
ir
Elec(Conn)pref 100
(1)
(t)
Warrants..-...-.-.—
United Gas A Impt vot
(t)
95 cum pref (non-vot)
(t)
United HI Oe ef New Haven., (t)
11334
1234
43*
9i*
65
....
94
134
ilSM
107
.....—(+)
United Lt A Pr
Common B
cem
0% cum. 1st
(fj
i*
.(f)
4034
pref
United Pub Utll
10734
108
7
97 pref series A
A—
common
112.75 preferred...
H3 preferred
(f)
A
.......
13
Utah Power A Light—
97 preferred
-(+)
Utlca Gas A Electric 7% pref 100
96 preferred
(t)
—
A......!
am
99
Non-voting common.......(f)
63*
23*
Class B
3
Utilities Power A Lt Ol
105
105
v
tc................1
7% cumul pref
—.—100
/irgfnia Elec A Power
96 preferred
(t)
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref....100
0% preferred
100
20
Washington (D O) Gas
Wash (D O) Ry A El cem
100
100
Preferred
II"
25c
39"
Washington Wat Pow 6% pf
..
Western Massachusetts Cos
Western Power Oo $7 prof—1
Western Union Telegraph
100
West Penn Elec Oo Class A— (t)
7% cum preferred
6% cum pref—
10U
..100
West Penn Power 7% pref...100
%
834
82
43
United Gas A El ef NJ 5% pf-100
11834
110
0% preferred—
—100
West PhUa Paso—See PhUa B T.
x.
West Texas Utilities 96 pref—
Winnipeg Elec Co-.——.—
DjHArAiniA/4
634
213*
r Canadian price.
9334
(t)
1
Power^ALtght 0%pflOO
100
Oorp7%pf 100
634 % preferred
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref-....100
Worcester Trans Assoc—.(t)
York (Pa) RaUways Preferred _6U
jtlNomlnal.
55
103
(t)
——
United Gas Corp com
79*4
k Last sale.
3634
7234
7234
6234
10
United Corp
S3 cumulative preferred
■
t Without par value
115
(t)
Union Gas (Canada)
(t)
Union Pass—See PhUa B T
Union St Ry (New Bedford)—100
Union Traction—See Phila R T
106
—(f)
106
76
7% preferred
k
10234
108
Wisconsin Pub Ser
......it)
64
100
Union El L A Pow (111) 0% pref—
Un El L A Psw (Mo) 6% pf—100
7% preferred
100
First
First
adfic Pow A Lt 7% pref
adflc Pub Service-
1434
3434
.100
Wisconsin
preferred (6%)-26
preferred (6)4%)—--26
adflc Lighting Corp cem—ft)
Preferred (96)-——--—-<t>
(t)
7% prior lien
(t)
7% prior preferred...
..100
6% Drier preferred
100
Savannah El A Pew 0% pref.100
Scranton Electric 96 pref—...(f)
8
37
Twin States Gas A Electrloe
90
(t)
.....(
100
100
7% preferred
103
.....1(
San Joaquin Lt A Power—
ttawa Traction V—
100 j
adflc A Atlantic Tel (gu)
26
adfic Gas A Electric
—26
16
12
3
Preferred
Twin City Rapid Transit
Preferred
ttawa^ldght Heat A Pew—100 i
10
95
38
6% preferred
5% preferred
Trl-State Telep A Teleg
100
7% Preferred
(
Sangamo Electric oom.......(
Bluffs Railway
4% cum pref
100
125
3
com
Third Avenue Ry (N Y)
100
13th A 15th St—See PhUa R T
Tidewater Power 6% pref
(t)
Toledo-Edison pref a 7%.-.-100
County Water pref.100
.......
Lt
—
48
....
Pub Serv—
Common
A
-
St Louis
a Council
150
1
9834
100
Syracuse Ltg 6% preferred.. 100
034% preferred
—100
8% preferred
100
Tampa Elec Oo
(t)
Tennessee El Pow 1st pf (7%) 100
7.2% 1st preferred
100
1st preferred (6%)
100
5% cum 1st preferred-100
Texas Power A Light 7 % pref.100
6% preferred
(t)
(t)
-
-
—
4
...
6% preferred series O .....100
0% preferred series D
100
Rooh Telep 9634 pref
....100
Rockland Light A Power
10
97 preferred..
—(f)
kk> Power 6% pref--------100
hlo Public Serv pref A (7%)-100
6% preferred
—.100
klahoma Gas A Elec 7 % pf—100
kla Nat Gas Oorp com
.(t)
Telep pref-100
7 % pf-100
....
Ridge Ave Paso—See Phila B T.
100
100
(f)
Preferred
Swiss American Elec pref
Riverside Traction
60
Preferred
50
Rochester G A E 7% pref B—100
larthwest Bell Telep 6Hs Pi-100
[erthwestern Teleg (guar)—.60
hio Edison 96 pref...
(t)
103*
1034
64
Standard Pow
Class B
3
105
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref—1
-
A Bridge
23
113
—
Rhode Isl Pub Serv pref
Class A
ortL west^iroiSic'e % "pref—100
Preferred
68
28
Amer shares representing com.
(Del) cl A. 100
7% preferred——.——100
far States Power
7% prior lien
11
.......
100,
referred
,j
60
22
Quebec Power common—
(f)
Queens Borough GasAE10%pflOO
Radio Oorp of Amor.
—(t)
7% cum pref A
60
6%cum pref B
(t)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P 8 Oorp.
Republic Nat Gas common
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power—
~
101
7% preferred
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
t
Springfield Gas Lt Co
25
ringf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf—100
Standard Gas A Elec com..
(ti
17 cum prior pref......
(j)
U cum preferred—.
(t>
|6 cum prior pref
5
0% preferred
—.100
Pub Serv El A G 95 pref—.—(t)
Puget Sd Pr A Lt 96 pref
(t)
$5 prior preterred
-..—( )
pf—109
<Tor Indiana Pub Ser 0%
—
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A- .(t)
Preferred
(T)
6% preferred
...
100
7% preferred
100
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
100
100
100
So Jer G El A Tr—See P 8 Corp.
10
100
of Canada com— "
Common
—100
-—100
6% preferred——
25
(guar)
7% preferred
Southern New Eng Telep
373
113 h
343*
100
pref
534% preferred
Rapid Transit St Ry Oo
Bost LtgPrep cem
1334
etH
Southern Indiana GAE 0%pf 100
Southern Union Gas com
Bo Jersey Gas A Elec Trac—100
Public Service Oe ef Ner HI— 60
^
-100
Preferred
11534
Consolidated Trac of N J—100
North Amer Edison'96 pref—(t)
Nerth Amer Light A Pew .
...-1
V 27 34
Class B
N J——(f)
8% preferred—
100
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
96- preferred
(t)
97 preferred ser A
it)
96 dividend pref
-—it)
N Y Telephone 6K% pref—100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
Niagara A Hudson Pow ——..10
Option warrants A-—Option warrants B
——
North American Cs com - ....(t)
6% preferred——— —60
ft"
0% preferred series B
25
Soutnern Canada Power——.(t)
Class A
$5 preferred—
it)
253*
25
51* % preferred series n
534 % participating pref-.
Southern Nat Gas Co com
Punllc Serv Ocrp ef
N Y Steam Oo—
26
South Calif Edison common
15
Public Serv. Oo. of N.H. 96 pt_(t)
El L A P— |
-———IT)
6% preferred—
100
6
—
South A Atlan Teleg
109
96 preferred—
N Y A Queens
Common—
"13*
L»—
southern Ool Fow com A—-—26
100
Public
(T) I
A
Warrants
98
PhUa Traction—See PhUa R T.
5% preferred
Preferred stamped—------
iter
50
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry
50
Union Pass (930 5-6 pd)
50
Union Traction (91734 Pd)—50
West PhUa Pass guar..
60
Providence Gas
Common
50
Suar
29
100
89
100
_
Y Mutual Telegraph——-—26
N Y Power A Light Oorp 96 pf it>
100
•,':2234
Southwestern Gas A El
(t)
preferred-'
Fr
Southwestern Bell
Phila A Darby—See PhUa R T.
Phila A Grays—See Phila R T.
Philadelphia Elec Oo com
(t
5
34
Southeucuem
90
1234
1143*
634
5234
2234
50
40
Common
18
433*
_
Bid.
Somerset Un A Middlesex Lt-100
Southeastern Gas & Water A--(t)
88
89
Potomac Elec Pow 6%
N
preferred
7
3
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
Water Service 6% pf———(t)
Second Ave RR Oorp (N Y>—(t)
Sedaiia Water pref
100
2nd A 3rd Sts Ry—See PhUa R T
Shawlnlgan Water A Fewer —(tJ
Sioux (Jlty Gas A El 7% pf--100
Sierra Pac Elec prof
100
106
Power Oorp
non-cum
7034
4034
104
96
Potomac Ealson Co 6% pref-100
51
_
114
80
110
30
$7
86;
17,
18
77
109
7~% pf" 100
7% preferred
New York Railways Corp—
130
155
Par
Stocks.
As*.
Piedmont A Northern see
N Bug Wat LAP Asso 6% pf-100
New Haven Water--N J A Hud BIT Ry A Fer Dref-100
New Jersey Pow A Lt 96 pref (t)
New Orleans PubUc Service—
Nw?RochSle Vater
6
-----------------
PhU A Gray's Fy
-It)
preferred—
97 preferred
$6 preferred
96 prior pref—
New England Telep
ioff
112A
14
England Pub Serv com—(t)
17 prior
51
77
S6X preferred stamped
(t)
New Eng Pow Assn com—--(t>
6% preferred
—
-100
New England Power, Oe. pref 100
New
150
100
Heat & Power
Warrants--.———-——
,
12
Preferred--------——lw
Newark Consolidated Gas——100
New Brunswick Light—
New Eng Gas A
5
33
74
100
Common
69
39
25*
2
1634
110
Pew96 pref(t)
92.80 preferred
|
121
--(t)
Penn Central Lt A
Penna Gas A Elec Oorp
93
Pf--100
$6 cum preferred
---100
Miss Power & Light 6 % pref - - (t)
Mississippi Rlv Pow 6% pref-100
Missouri Pub 8er 7% pref—-100
Mohawk-Hudson Power 1st prf(t)
Second preferred.---------IT)
Monongahela L A P—See PhiiaOo
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7%
Monongahela St Ry—See
Mouon-West Penn P S 7%
Peninsular Telep Oe com-— (t)
Preferred
100
3
34
■■
100
6% preterred
Paterson A Passaic Gas A El.100
834
53*
2
•% prkrlien——
luO
7% preferred class A—-—100
100
1293*
1463a
Pacific Telep A Teleg
Warrants B
234
254
Bta.
Penn-Ohio Edison—
it)
96 conv preferred series A—CT)
Certificates of deposit—...
6% pref. series
78"
105
—(T)
$6 prior preferred
Middle West Oorp com
79
75
.
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
734
-(t)
pfIT)
6 preferred series O
f7 prpferrod series B..
Midland Udi7% prler
81
PUBLIC UTILITY 8T0CKK
Makch, 1936]
En-dividend.
31
111
88
78
71
550
110
100
35
10434
ft*
8*
120
11434
69
35*
1634
80
82
86
83
114
8
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which do not appear
headings, namely "Railroads" and "Public Utilities."
In the case of stocks, however, we
"Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land," "Title Guarantee and Safe
Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of. the "Industrial and Miscellaneous."
under the previous two
put
NOTICE.—All bond prices
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
are
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
BondS.
Bethlehem Steel Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1942
107
AbDOttB Dairies deb 6s 1942.M&8
Abltlbi Pow & Paper—
.
1st M 5s 1953 eer A_.
Certificates of deposit
Acadia Sugar Ref 4%s
-.J&D *f 45%
_...
_
/
1955-A&O
45%
101%
100
J AD
99
Addressograph-Multigraph Cor~
Deb 3s to 5 %s 1936 to '45_A&<
Advance Bag &
Aeolian Co
Paper 6s '62-J&D
/
|
101%
81%
46
46
52
98
43 A A&O /
100%
100%
aids-Chalmers Mfa Cs—
Conv deb 4s 1945
129
130
95 %
107%
104%
104%
100
24
71
M&N
Alpine Montan Steel Carp—
MAS
1952-M&8
'48-J&J
Alumirium Ltd sf debt 5s
Amalg Laundries 6%s 1936-M&S
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
100
108
s
f 7b 1937
Amer Aggregates Corp—
.
Deb 6b '43 ser A with war.F&A
Without warrants
/
47
47
47
New 3-68 1943
Canada Biscuit
50
Hent sugar Co—
American
6s extended to Feb 1940—-—
Amer Oolortype 6s 1942——f&A
103
Amer Dept ots (Pa) 6s
95%
38%
Amer
Canada
28
48—J&D f
Dept Sts (Del) 6s '47-J&D/
Amer let
Co deb 5s
1953—J&D
Amer IG Ohem Corp—
Conv deb 6 We 1949
M&N
74
115%
97
76
Canadian internat
116
J&J
105
J&D
36
105%
_
Carthage Marble 6%s 1942
0
Cedar Rapids M & P 6s 1953-J&JI
See public utility bonds
I
J&J
4%s *47 M&N
104 %
104
106
104
104%
127%
100%
105%
128
Amer Seating conv 6s
1936—J&J
6s stamped 1946
Amer Service 6s A w w 1944—J&J
104%
loOacco ueb
14
4s 1961—F&A
Central Steel
15
111
97"
°Oouv^oon£0f847
44
.------..M&N /
Antilia 8ugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951
J&Ji/
Anthony <E O)
Armoui
&
.
1st 6s 1942-J&D
26%
27
20%
22
90
97 %
97%
ArmuUf
gold
4%s
J&l
1939 opt_
Armstrong Cork deb 4s 1950-J&J
Arnold Print Wks 6%% '41.A&0
Asbestos Corp (Can; 5s '42--J&J
Associated Mtge Co 2-6% —1953
Associated Rayon 6s 1960 —J&D
103 %
106 %
54
99
-
Associated
Slmmsns
Hardw
56
79
37%
All Gulf & W Indies 88 Lines—
Coll tr g 6s Jan 1 1959
J&.
Atlanta Laundries 6Hiwv 1943.
Ailaotn
itefln fl*>b 6s 1937
J&J
Atlas Imp.
68 %
70
15
105 %
105%
Diesel Engine—
M&Nlfi
100%
J&J
102
106
Autocar Co. 1st 7s 1937
M&N
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
91
93
1st m ^s 1940
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Cum inc deb 6s '47
M&N
...
J&J
Batavlan Petrol 4 % s gu 1942 J&J
Bates Valve Bag
Corp—
1942
F&A
107
39
111
103%
94%
107%
99
J&J
16
deposit..
Beattie Sugar 7%s 1943
J&D
16
17%
17%
20
22
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6%s 1942—
Beech < veek <* A t
6s 44- .J&D
94
Bayway Terminal—
1st m Ohi 1946
Certificates of
83
131%
117
102%
100
84%
102
Berkey & Gay Furn 6s
..1941
103%
105
15
18
Consol Textile 1st 8s
194I-.J&D|f
.M&N 1/
1st & refs f g 5s 1950
J&D/
Certificates of deposit—
if
25-yr M inc 5s 1960
J&J
Consol Coal 4 %s 1934 opt.
Container Corp 1st ds '40_J&pi5
Deb 5s 1943 with warr. .J&D
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
1st M oonv s f 0s 1940
b Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest, k Last sale,
10%
18%
n
Nominal.
1003
1003
48%
32%
Domin Coal 5s
—M&h
103
Dominion Tar & Chemical Oo—
Deb s f 6s 1949 ser A
J&J :
104
series
B
1940
1949
103%
J&J
Donner Steel 7s 1942
Driver Harris Co—
1st mtge sink fund 6s
163"*"
109%
105 >4
.
J&J
1U6
84%
tl04.13
105
85%
103
1942-J&D
95%
*f 16
Eastern Oar Oo Ltd 6s 1952-J&J
Eastern Cuba Sug 7%s *37 M&h
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1 1949-
17
87
89
52
Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938—J&D f
Elec Rys Eq Sec Co—
55
101%
.....
J&D
105%
88
134
119
103
84%
102%
106%
110
M&(>
40
Everlastik, Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
75
85
ser
O
Finishing Oorp—
1st m conv s r 0s 1939
Fairbanks Morse & Os—
Sink fund deb 6s 1942
J&
99
34%
11
103%
103%
103%
104%
101
102
24
27
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s *63 A&»
Federal Sugar Ref 6s 1933..M&>
27%
/ 2%
Flat
f deD
s
1940
7s
Residential
J&
Mtge
.
.
.
.
100
104%
First Bohemian Glass Works—
1st secured 7s 1957
J&.
99
Flour
93
93
104%
93 :
Conv g 6%% notns 1940.A*
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947—
J&D
93
105
104
.MA
-
F
Ban
f 6s stamped 1961
M&>
Firestone Cotton MIIIb 5b '48M&
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
Foreign Pow Sec—See Inv Trust
79%
104%
63%
Mills of America Inc—
■n*
106
7 %s 1942
J&j
Francisco Bug 7%s 1942 M&N If
Franklin Oo Coal 7s ws 1949- J&J
Fraser Oo 6s unstmp Jan 1 1950- f 102
Deb
/
French
Nat Mail SS Lines 6s '52
Frlck-Reld Supply 6s 1943 rj&D
Gair (Robt) income notes 6s 1972
90
58
100%
Fox Film Corp deb 6s 1930&A&1
Framerlcan Ind & Dev Corp—
6s stamped 1950
111
/
F&r
Famous Players Canada Corp
1st s f 6s 1948 ser A
A&•
20-year deb 6%s 1948
A&<
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943
M&f
s
99
54""
30
36
8 f 6s 1942
96
96
96
36
11
49
European Mtge & Invest—
lst'l 7%s 1900 ser B
F&A
Finland
108%
.
95
150%
102%
/ 101
106%
67%
103*
97
153%
102%
Gelsenklrcheu Mining Co—
5%s 1948 ser A. M&S
104%
Conley Tank Car eq 5%s 1935-89
102%
Connecticut Coke 6s 1948..-M&8
103%
Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N
66
Consol Cement Corp—
Cum inc 6s 1950—
F&A
80
Consolidated Laundries—
«%% notes April 15 1930.A&O
85
Extended 6 %s 1941
A&O
83
Consoi Mach Tool 7s 1942
J&D Jf 16
Consol Paper Oorp 5%s 1961—.. /
33%
Consol Publishers. Inc—
Consumers Co 1st 6s 1940---J&J
103
0
85
75%
106 %
g
7%sext<stmplO%pd)1939J&J /
Beneficial Loan Soc 6s B 1939 Q-J
6s profit share deb 1956—Q-J
118%
92%
15
60
102
6s
91
§1%
.
Dsdge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
J&.
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s -42-M&N
Dominion Canners 1 st 6s '40 A&t
Fabrics
_
i
117%
97 %
Deb 6s x-warr
F&A
1949
5%%netes'37(Ampartctf)M&N /
Deb
f 0s Oct 15'60 A&Olf
1st 17s 1907
105%
Oommonwealth Subsidiary Oorp-
Oonv deb 5%s
s
Dominion Textile 4%s *55—M&S
ouhiiacoxia Paper—
1st s f 5%s 1948 ser A
FA/
13
Oommers-und Privat-Bk(Germ'y)
94
68"
106
97%
Oorp—
Oomm'l Invest Trust
126
Without warrants.....
106%
Farm Ln
-
100
6s with warrants 1938......... /100
15
26%
97
M&S
99
1939
98%
104%
15
76
13
124
4%s
42%
12
74%
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937—M&S
Denver Un Stk Yds 5s 1946--J&J
102%
99
Detroit Times serial 6s 1936-M&8
99
serial 6s 1937 to 1943
M&S
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
0% notes (Am part ccfa)..M&8
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) '35 V 47 %
Deutscne Rentenbank—
57
89%
M&S
100
65
67
54
12
J&L
88%
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s 1945-M&N
4u.o i »> wuud Corp—
f
Conv deh 6%b 1943
M&N
Anburn Automobile conv deb
6% conv notes 1945
1953
Certificates of deposit
Equip trust 4%s June 1 '37-*40.
90
91
91
Colon Oil deb 6s 1938
J&J / 71%
Col Fuel & Iron ■ f 5s 1943-F&A J 102%
Oolo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A */ 62
Csmmander-Larabee Csrp—
1st mtge 0s 1941
J&J / 95
7% notes w w 1936
J&J / 90
99%
45%
Co
J&J /
0%% gold notes 1933
77
104
106%
mtsre 6s
11
Chic Pneumatic Tool Co —
Deb sf6%s 1942
A&O
Ohicago Stock Yards 5s 1901 A&O
OhUds Co deb 5s 1943 —---A&O
Chile Copper Oo deb 5s 1947- J&J
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940—J&J
Smail series B_.
J&J
Cleve-Cliffs Iron 4 %s 1950-M&N
Cleve Tractor conv 5s 1945-M&N
Collateral Bankers, Inc—
7s series A & B 1950
Q-F
7s series O 1959
Q-M
7s series D 1956
Q-J
6s series AA 1953
Q-F
6s series A B 1948
Q-M
6s series A O 1952-......—Q-J
104%
Co of Delaware—
1st M 20-yr 4s ser B *55—F&A
A
Co—Real estate 1st
1st
33
Conv col 5s 1944
.J&D
Chicago Jet—See RR bonds.
42%
.60
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
1946
Davidson Chem 6%s 1937--A&O /
ue BarUeleben
CoaiOorp—
90
90
„
96%
6s 1944
5s 1945
7% notes 1931
J&J
Empire Oil & Refg Oo—
1st V col tr 5%s 1942—_A&<
Erie Elec Motors 5s 1941
Ernesto BrnUa 7s 1964
F&A
Cespedes Sugar 7%s Sept 1 '39—
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
4%ssf deb 1950
M&S
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron—
Guar gold 4s 1942
-J&J
100
100
100
80
100%
104%
Elk tiorii Coal ietdH* 1931 -J&l
Certain-teed Prod Corp—
Deben s f 5%s 1948
1st
9%
17
J&D
8s 1941—M&N
100%
106%
Deb 6s 1954
/
M&S
J&D / 122
J&D
6%s series A 1939
Celotex Corp 6%s 1944
—
D"t'
,
f deb 4s 1950
M&N / 101
Oelotex Co deb 6s 1936
109%
119%
6s 1944
96%
Amer Type Fdrs deb g 6s '37-M&N /
nph ffold 6s 1939
.-M&N / 95
Debentures 6s 1940
A&O / 99
Certificates of deposit
,_j/ 99
98
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42-M&S
42 %
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6* 1947 J&J /
Certificates of deposit
41%
58 %
Amodkeat, Mfg 6# 194N
-J&J
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
Sink Fd deb 4%s 1950 —-A&O
104%
Am
97
105
•
99"
American
10-yrconvdeb4%s 1945—M&S
92
Invest trusts
Caribbean Sugar 7s stmp 1941—
98%
Rolling Mill—
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948—J&J
89%
117%
5s
100%
104%
s
6s 1941
6s 1943
106%
see
103 %
Meter t>s 1946—
guar
103
103%
75
6s 1939
Paper—
38
Am Mach & Metals 4s 1943—J&J
American
101%
67
105 %
107%
105
Dairymens League—
__
Am Lime & Stone 7s 1942--A&O
Amer Radiator deb
A&O /
1955
M&S
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947Capital Administration Corp
25-yr
5%% notes 1936
5s '43-F&A15
86%
105%
105%
103
43
94
1st M 6s 1949
—J&J,
Canadian Nat Steamships—
Amnr International Corp—
Conv
fi%s 1949
Am La France & Foamite—
SS L deb
1st & gen m 6s 1941 ser A
104%
102%
Conv
44
106%
Canadian Canners Ltd 6s 1950—
Canadian Cons Rubb 6s '46-A&0
20
Jrnrfble Steel Co deb
'40 ,M& N
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
J&D
50
43
25%
85
M&N
42
1033
603
inc—
Wiilaumt Pap ds 'Oi-J&J
Orown Zellerbach Oorp—
Deb 0s 1940 with warr
M&S
80
42
108
10b
o*.
40
jfl8
102%
59%
Cudahy Packing 3 %s A '55-M&S
85
45
6%s 1946—M&N /
Seal
w.i—Q-F
Crown
26
25
103
Canada Bread 6s 1941
F&A
Can Cement 1st 5%s 1947-M&N
&
M&N /
15-yr 4s f Nov 1 1950 —M&N
107
yn*
105
1st
Orowu Cork
106
(Copenhagen;
.J&J / 100
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940
f extl
1940."
J&J
Burns & Co 5%-3%s June 1 '48—
88
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952
A&O
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
J&J
66
Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s '0O-A&O
100%
Butler Brothers 5s 1936
F&A
97
5s
1945
...F&A
40%
Butterick Pub6 % s 1930-.".M&S
By-products Coke Corp—
96%
1st M 5%s 1945 ser A
M&N
California Packing Oorp—
Cons deb 5s 1940
J&J
104
Camaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942
/ 14
20
A&O
v
Crowell Publishing 6s 1939
Crowley Milner & Co—
Deb 5%s 1946
Hurinelster & Wain
.
1st if 7s 1955
Aluminum Co debs 6s
104
102%
F&A
F&A
15-yr s f deb 3 %s 1950
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s 1938
74
Credit Service deb 6s
104
M&N
A&O
M&S
1st 5%s 1950 ser B
Brown Shoe Co, Inc—
27
105%
M&S
Brown Co 1st 6%s 1946
73
100%
Cosden Oil gen 6s 1938
Cosgrove Meehan Coal 6%s_1945
Crane Co 5% notes 1940---F&A
M&S
Gensf 7s 1950—
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
A&O
6s assented w w 1948
- - Alberta Pacific Grain 6s, 1946 J&J
Algoma Steel 1st 5« 1962.
-A&<»
Allied Mtge Inc coll 2-5s 1953 J&D
Allied Packers deb 6s 193W--J&J
1 st M & coll tr 8s 1939_
J &J
Allied St's Corp deb 414s '50 A&O
113
101%
149
w
Ask.
101
105%
102%
101%
British Columbia Pulp & Paper—
1st 6s 1950
M&N
11
69
70
112
70
Boston Sand & Gravel 7s 1934
Boston Term—See RR bonds.
105%
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941
A&O
Botany Consul Mills6hs '34 A&B */ 23
Certificates of deposit
.23
British Amer Oil 5s 1945
Debsf 4s 1945
95
Bid.
F&A
101%
J&J
Purch money os i»98 Q-Feb.Cons M s f 4 %s ser D *60—J&J
Penn-Mary Steel 5s 1937--J&J
1936--J&J
1941-..J&J
83%
Bonds.
142
M&N
Puron money 5s 1936
4%s
100%
Ask.
Copley Press 5%s 1943
Beth Steel Corp 4%s
101
61
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955--J&J
Alabama Co 6s 1938
---M&N
Ala Cons Coal & Iron 5s 38 M&N
Alabama Mills lst0%B
110
.
4s "48-M&B
adaius Exp coll tr g
Coll tr g 4s 1947
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
industrial and
miscellaneous bonds
98
22
41 %
33%
33%
59
49
103%
101%
6-yr 0% potes 1934
*_.M&r» *f 56%
60
General Amer Tank Oar Oorp—
Equip 4%s 1942
F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1943-45
j&d
Gen Amer Transporta System—
Eq tr 4%s 1936-'40 (yr). M&S
General Brohse deb 6s 1940M&N
General Cable Oorp—
1st mtge s f 5%s 1947 ser a-J&J
Gen Elec (Germany)7s'46_J&J16
Deb 6%s 1940
J&D
Deb s f 0s 1948
.M&N
Jen Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w_J&l>
4en Sti Cast 1st 5%s '49 w w J&J
Gen Steelwares 6s Nov 1 1952—
3.85
3.85
3.85
101
3.90
3%
102
105
32
34
29%
31%
30
32
56
91%
101%
Jen Theat Eq deb 6s 1940.a&o *f 25%
Certificates oZ deposit
/ 25%
'
Glen Vending 6s 1937
21%
F&A
Certificates of deposit
21%
48
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950-M&N
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945-.
31
85
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity,
3.90
t Called July 1 at 102%.
60
92
103
26
25%
25
24
INDUSTRIAL
March, 1936]
83
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bond
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonda.
Bid.
German Bldg& LandBk 654s 1048
Glen Alden Coal M s f4s'65_M&8
f
87 54
103
554% notes 39 J&D
Globe Industrial Loan 6s 1955—
Glldden Co
8854
10354
82
90
'36
M&N */lll 54
10254
f 5s *47 M&N
Good Hope St & Ir Wks (Germ'yj
8 f g 7s Oct 15 1945—A&015 f
3254
Goodrich (B F) 1st 654® 1947-J&J
10854
Deb g 6s 1945
J&U
10554
Gsodyear Tire & Rubber—
1st natge coll tr 5s 1967 ..MAN
10454
Gordon Baking Co (Mich)—
5s series B 1945-50
J&D
10054
Gotham 811k Has deb 6s "36 J Ay
10054
Gould Coupler 1st 1 6s 1940.FA* */ 70
Gould Manufacturing 6s '42.A&0
77
102
Graniteville Mfg 7s 1942—J&D
Graton & Knight 1st 554® '47M&8
98
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
1st s f 6s 1950 ser 4
MA* f UH
Grigsby-Grunow conv6s 36 M&S
Grocery St's Prod deb^5s "44_M&8 '
Conv 6s 1945
J&D
Gulf Oil Corp of Penn—
107
sinking fund deb 6s 1947. -F&A
Gulf States Steel deb 5m'42 J&D
104
Gobel (Ad'f) 654 %
Godchaux Sug 1st s
10454
_
102"
80
(F
99
Hansa Steamship Lines
10-vr 6s 1939 with wart—A&O /
April 1936 coupon on
Harpeii Mining Corp—
/
with
7454
9354
101
—J&J /
Haytian Corp income 8s 1938— /
s
f 1946
Hearst Magazines—
6s 1936-1938
-----M&S
Hearst Publications 0)4® 36.M&N
62
1954
10154
10254
101
102
102
"47-M&N
on
3
Hoitlngshead (RM) Co 7s'38 FA * /
19
103
Holly Sugar 6a 1943
— A&O
Hood Rubber 7s
1936--
Hooker Electrochem 6s
JA
•
10454
10354
1953 J&D
J&J
7s series A 1947
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
10-yr sec
102*
9554
6254
M&N
J&D
27
1st 4 4« 1U78-.AA<
10454
10454
28
8154
23
t 10254
10454
<rint
102 54
B.Man k 10154
Intertype Corp deb 5Hs *42.J&D
102
isocta-Frascbinl 7s 1942—
Without warrants.—.....J&D
35
8254
8054
35
4834
48 M
132)4
89
Stamped modified coup on
Certificates of deposit.—
*f 36
/
38
10054
Manhattan Refrig 554® 1941 J&J
Mansfield Min & Smelting—
7s with warr 1941
..M&N
32
7s without warrants 1941. M&N
Mrrs Tr Oo ctrs of parcic in a
Son flg
lu
8554
f 5s 1950-J&J
Jones & Langhltn St 5a '89.M&N
Journal of Commerce 0 m 1937
9154
10654
71
Kalamazoo Veg Parchm 6s 1938
3454
45
4934
4934
4934
13334
10454
3834
92
6154
0M% notes 1937
J&D
McOoll Fron'nac Oil 6s 1949 A&O
1(5154
/
6s stamped (par $925) 1943
/
6s with warr (par $925) 1943-. /
1554
1554
1554
1554
7s 1939.M&S
7s 1939
M&S
1937
10554
100
Met Chain Prop—see "Real Bsta
Metropolitan Wat Sew & Drain
Board s f 5)4s 1950
A&O
6s 1937
J&D /
1st mtge s f 534s w w 1945.F&A
6s perpetual stock
J&J
O'Gara Coal 5s '55 op aft'08 M&S
Ohio Fin deb 654* ww 1944.M&N
See
notes 1935
A&O
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Oo—
1st 6s series A 1945—...A&O
(Socieca
lieu
Osgood
ueu g As
Oswego Falls Corp As
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941
1941.
ser
1013
36
100
Certificates of deposit
Oxford Miami Paper 6s 1947.F&A
92
10754
50
32
3334
3334
34
Panhandle uorp—
2-yr 6% notes Mar 15 '34 M&<* 1
Paramount Pictures 6s 1955.J&J
Park & Tilford s f 6s 1936.-J&D
Parker-Young 1st 634®
«
10354
104
it*
87
iT
let
f 5s 1953
s
ter
A
M&S
91
M&S
Penn Mary rtteel—»ee Jbetn ttme
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Cori
1st m s f 6s 1941 ser A.M&Sl'
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oort»lst s f 4543 I960
J&D
Phila Brew 1st conv 6s 1944.M&S
95
Conv
d«b
31
24
A '46..M&N
Pierce Butler & Pierce
634s 42
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942...
Italy
22
108
20
con 7« "52M&N
68 34
10654
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949.F&A
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp—
107
Deb s f g 534s 1947
Pitts Steels f 6s 1948
...J&D
101
...F&A
10354
10754
f g 5® 1947 opt
100
M&^
Pocahontas Oonsol Collieries—
1st gold 5s 1957 op
J&„
10054
Pocahontas Corp 6s 1943
100
Poor & Co 6s
1939
A&O
10454
Port Arthur Canal & Dock—See
RR.
s
104"
101
10254
10554
„
Porto Rican Amer Tobacco—
Conv 6s
1942
J&
78
79
82
86
Sugar
7s
1947..M&N1
85
75
80
104
84
105
8354
J<*
*/ 83
J&J /
79
Pric e Bros & Co 1st 6s *43 A.F&*
/ 11254
Certificates of deposit........ / 11254
M&N
Protestant Church of Germany—
Prov Paper Ltd 554s 1947—M&N
M&N
69
72
8454
85
83
11354
11354
Pure Oil Oo—
7s
_
1334
,
k-9
Namm (A I) & Son—See Mfrs Tr Co?
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6 m 1938
/ 3134
Nast (Oonde) 654s Dec 15 1937..
Nat Acme Co 1st 6s 1942...J&D
Nat. Dairy Prod 5M» 1948
F&A
National Distillers Products—
15-yr s f 4348
w w
1950
14 34
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
...
1st
8
f 5s
1953
J&J
100
M&N
67
10454
33
35
3734
42
6% deb and
common stock)
65% paid
/ 140
Debenture gold 6s 1941—J&D
*/ 75
Railway Express Agency inc—
Serial 5e
36 38 (s-a).._M&
10454
Series 5s '39-49 (s-a)
108
MAS
Raraapo AJax Corp 654® '42 M&S 1103
Reliance Mgt—See Invest Trust
Remington Rand. Inc--
60
63
9934
Deh fim 1947 with warr.M&N
....
20-yr deb 4)4s
38
.....
if
m
m
& coll tr 6 Mb 1936—J&D
& coll tr 6 Mb 1937..J&D
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
*
,70
Part paid ctfs (for
..
15334
National Steel Corp—
1st coll mtge s f 4s June 1 196510654
Nat Union Mtge 2-6s ser A 1954—
/ 5154
2-5s series B 1954
7554
New Engl Laundry 6s 1936
32
New Niquero Sugar 3Mb 1937...
/ ....
::::
J&J ,11854
Radlo-Kelth-Orpheum Corp—
101
10434
/
/
27
102
Quaker City Cold Storage—
103
Coll conv 6s w s ser A '44 M&N
Nat lndust Bankers 6s 1959
A&O /
10
103
10-yr deb 4 m May 1 '45.M&N
1946
w w
7754
10554
112
10854
10854
10954
110
1956--M&S
40
10654
36
60
7354
7254
70
72
10054
10154
102
I
90
49
69"
1st
price Includes accrued interest,
103
A*
86
1st
f This
8454
M&N
Valley Lumber—
1st 6s to 1938
1st income 4-5s 1945
6654
Dock Oo—1st g 4a '51.F&A
Serial 5% notes 1938
A&O
N Y Evening Journal—
at 10254-
6354
A&(>
Peabody Coal Oo (Oonsol Col¬
7s stamped 1947
Pressed St«ei Car 5s 1933
Conv deb 5s 1943
Ind
Munson Steamship Line—
Secured 6s 1937.
JA
Deb 614s 1937 with wan-.A&O
N
33
f *44 F&A
Transportation Oo—
Without warrants
117"
55
3954
8 f conv deb 6s 1944
M&N
Certificates of deposit
5s 1946
Kendall Co deb A—
103
Potrero
34
3454
Natloual Fire Proofing Oo—
Deb s f 5 Ha 1947
M&8
Nat Food Product* 6s'44
M&N
96"
65
*/ 50
Certificates of deposit—. / 47
5M» series 16 1940
m
91
80
Corp of La 1st ttsl948J&P
Pan Amer Petrol Oo (of
Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940
J&Dlf
1st
90
Mlnerarla, Italy>deb 7s '37 J&J
Morris & Oo 1st « f 4H« *30.J&J
Morris Plan sec 6s x-w 1947 M&S
Mtge-Bond Oo 4s ser 2 ots.A&o
i:::
38
9854
10254
/ 101
JAP /
J&J
A.M&S
6s series 4 1933
10254
16
foreign govt bonds
'lttsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49..J&J
Pittsburgh Coal Oo—
9834
gold
Montecatlnl
v
5
13 54
5
Oregon-Am number 6s 1942A&0
Oriental D#»v«l Co Ltd—
Pirelli Co of
6034
Miller & Lux Inc 1st m o»'40 A&O
10854
15
Corp 1st 6s Mar 1948
Inc deb 7 34s.Aug 1 1953
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Coal
Miller & Hart Inc deb 6s '43.J&J
104
8
97
stmp 1942...J&D
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944
F&A
Debenture 734s 1934
.F&A
Pickering Lumber As
10034
.
5-yr 6% notes 1931
5
'
10254
Okqnite Co 6s
10354
101
25
107
534s without warr 1945
10054
Norwegian Hy-Eiec Nltrog CorpRef & Imp 5 m '57 ser A M&N /10054
Nova Scotia 8 & O 5s 1959—J&J
/. 3154
104
Mldvale Steel & Ordnance—
Conv s f 5s 1936
M&S
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & L
Monroe Coal Mining 6s 1947
90
8354
1949
...M&k
Phoenix Silk Mills 7s 1943
2934
9834
J&J
M&N
M&S
4.75
4.75
Debenture 6s 1943
M&N
Northern Redwood Lumber—
11654
Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1956—
Middle States Petrol 6 Mb 1945-
1st 6s series B 1948
1st 6s series O 1950
Liu*
Pnlia & Read O & 1 6s iu/a_ ,J&
99
.
9054
5554
M&N
KHfrith*ri»htf
10354
conv
Refrig fo
Wosonrh
10334
10034
10034
20-yr conv deb 5 His 1950.M&N
88
100
9454
Kelly Sprlnirfleld Tire 6s '42.A&O / 79
6a stamped 1942/ 79
Kelsey Hayes Wh'11st 6# *48 J&J
10054
15-yr conv deb 6s 1948
113
J&J
101
Mead (The )Oorp—
1st M 6s 1945 with warr. .MAN
90
M&N
Equip trust 6s June 1 '37-'38—.
Equip trust 5s Aug 15 '37-'40—
Northern Elec & Nor Pap Mills—
1st Mtge 5s to 1948
M&N
41
91
F&A
McCrory Stores 5M» '41.J&D 15
Proof of claim filed by owner.
f 11534
88
30
Lloyd—
Palmer
41
6054
1st non-conv
German
41
3934
'41.A&O
r..
5.00
60
40- ** *?
<*arr
20-yr s f 6s 1947
New 6-4% 1947
Pearl River
.
*iu,
Pac Coast Cement 6s A 1942.J&D
Pacific Coast Oo 5s 1946—..J&D
anovel—
McCallum Hosiery 654s
McOampbeil & Co—
95
101
40
29
34
36
North
Parmelee
1947.
...A&O
Massev-Harrie Oo 5s 104*7
4*0
25"
103
A
91
McKesson & Bobbins Inc—
(Rudolph) Inc—-
1st 6s 1043 with Am shs.M&N f
1943--
5.00
6m 1943
M&S
Income 634s 1953
M&S /
Nor Amer Refract 654s 1944.J&J
124"
102 34
99
122
/H« 4*..A&O *f 36
Certificates of deposit—
/ 36
Stpd Oct 1931 coupon.—. */ 36
McOordi Kail & Mfg—
Deb 6s 1943 with wa.
Jtfferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
554* with warrants 1948--M&S
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
8 f 654® 1936
J&D
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1959..J&J
10554
15
10254
48 M
9654
10354
10754
Deh A
87
77
Interstate iiuut Oveei Oo—
1st s f 6 m series A 1946—M&N
Kaufman Dept Stores Sec Corb
Ool tr 6 H% notes 1936—F&A
Keith (BR
Corp 6s 1946 .M&8
13554
122 M
9454
(iar—
Equip trust 454s Nov 25 '37-'43
Equip trust 534s Sept 1 '37-'44_
Aui«r Cement
Corp—
5254
See investment trusts
stpd 1943
104 X
8634
9554
9554
8354
f 5s 1947 ser A—J&J
w w
.
33
52
7554
s
dep
3134
A *42.J&J
7%
f 5s ser B 1947-J&J
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A..M&S
internet Power & Paper—
1st M 5s 1968
J&J
Internat Salt g 5s 1951 ep—A&O
International gncnHtlas Carp-
Ctfs of
6854
6834
100
Mar luii a tea
International Paper—
ser
M
99 M
1943—.
_A&0
6s series O 1946
F&A
Lsrlllard (P) Oo g 7s 1944..A&O
5a, 1951...
F&A
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
Merchants
Deb
Aarstadi
67
Maple Leaf Milling—
254® to 1938, 5Ma to 1949.J&D
International Match Corp—
s
69
6534
31
128
Indiana Oo 1st
9534
Logan County Coal 7s 1U4^.M&N
A
\ in ft
Northwestern Barb Wire Co—
10254
10234
9934
10254
1946
101 Hi
f debentures 1946—F&A
ser
Norm
100
105)4
97
127
f 6 4b
2634
32
10254
9254
M&N
Certificates of deposit
Internat Mercantile Marinelit M coll trust 6s 1941..A&O
104J4
J&D
10254
In»"f nation-* 1 O-ment—
Conv deb 4s 1945
*
®
Mengel Co 1st
s f 6s 1947
M&N
Certificates of deposit
Conv deb 6s 1941
J&J15
5054
9254
3954
3954
-M&N
Internat Agricultural Corp—
1st & con tr s f gold 5s 1932
stamped ext to 1942 —M&N
1st M
354®
26
101
FA a
,
80
34
98
aai
1st M s f 5s 1942
A&O
Lifget/t & Myers g 7s 1944..A&0
Gold bonds 5s 1951
F&A
Little (A E) Oo 7s 1942
A&O
Lo"Wt Inc deb 6s 1941
AA'
*
104
86
Inter lake iron Corp—
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
s
/
—
ist mtge s f 6s
Ind uimestone <nc 6s 1952— M&N /
1st mtge 354® ser D 1961—F&A
114""
Cement Co-
1st A ref 6s 1974
91
6s stamped 1946
Debenture • f 7s 1936—.J&D
3354
100
10354
104 54
97 %
Nor en
32
Manatl Hugar 1st
-
lit & ref
M&S
101
New York Trap Rock Corp—
1st M • f
1Q4A.
J&D
North
Lenigh Coal & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
Cons ■ f g 4Mb 1954..
J&J
Cons 8 f 4Mb 1954 ser O—J&J
Lenigh Valley Coal—
1st & ref 5s 1944
F&A
1st &.ref 5s 1954
F&A
'•rt & ref 5s 1964
F&A
NTmmm
1st 654® 1939
70
J&D
Illinois 8i*em deb 454® 1949—A4u
10754
Ilseder Steel mtge 6s 1948—F&A /
3254
Independent Brewing 6s *66 I*J
10654
Indiana Ice & Fuel 654® A 194778
1st & ref
Lawrence Psrtland
Deb g 5 Mb 1942
22"
44
Hungarian Disc & Kxch Bank—
35-yr s f 7s 1963
-.—J&J f
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 754s 1963— -A&O f
Hygrade Food Products Corp.
1st & ref 6s Jan *49 A
—A&O
6s 1949 series B...—
JA1
Ice Service 1st 654® 1936
-
1st 6s ext 554% 1942
M&N
L E & W D & I 1st 6s 13..
Extended at 6% to 1943..-J&J
N Y Shlpbldg 1st 5s Nov 1 '46—
110
"154
f 5 His 1940—M&N
Hud Riv Nav 1st 6)4s 1951
V
10454
10554
99
Lane Bryant Ino—
8 f deb 6s 1940 with warr.M&N
68 series B
105
Huds*n Coal 1st 6s 1969 4—
Hud Riv Day Line 6s '39— M&S
Inland Steel
1944—JAP f
50
9154
Long Bell Lumb 6s
^
Line
109
/
/
.
1938—-J&J
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953 -M&N
LI boy McNeil & Llbby—
5954
1854
101
6Hs 1947—
--M&N
Hershey Creamery 054® 1937—
With warrants
J&D
102
Hickok Oil Corp deb 6s 1938M&N
101
94
Higbtstown Rug 6H»*w 1944-.
Hoe (R) & Co 5-7s 1944
A&O f 6054
1st mtge 454-654® Oct 1 1944.. f
2754
inn
Holland Furnace 6s 1936
A&O
Houaud-Aiuer
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950—
Sec 6% gold notes
Pulp & Paper Go—
1st 6s
Kresge Foundation—
10-yr coll tr 4s 1945
J&J
10954
Kreuger & Toll class A ctfs of
dep for secured 5s 1959—M&S '
Kroehler Mfg deb 554® to '38 J&J
100
37"
...—
Hawley
105
1st conv 6s 1954 with war..J&J
4254
3554
3154
10354
J&J
Lake St John Po & Pr 6Mb 1942
6 Ms Feb 1 1947
Lake Superior Corporation—
90
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
for
war
I960—
82
10754
10454
Am shs_.J&.l / 35
Hartford Times 6s 1943
F&A
103
6s
f dob 5 m
50
12H
93
Hamilton By-Prod Coke Ovens—■
1st s f 5s ser A 1955—--.M&N
8
10254
85
J&Lt
—
97"
102
Langendorf Un Bak—
1st 654® 1941
10
Printing Co—
W)
oeb • f 5s 1947
Bid
NY
94
/ yia
1st & coll tr gold 5a
45
IS
1st & coll 554® 1947------M&N
1st & coll 6s stmp 1947. M&N
Oo
10454
75
Kirby Lumber 6s 1938
J&J1*
Ksholyt Corp 6Hs 1943
M&D i
Kuppers Gas & Ook** Oo—
39
10854
10554
104 54
J&J
1st mtge 5h 194-3 ser A
iGKj
Bonda.
Ask.
NYLE&WO& RR—
Kings Co Refrig 6s 1952
KIngsport Press 654s 1939
K nuoy
113"
_
Hsl)
Bid.
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
80
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 11944
Bonda.
Ask.
31
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t Called March 1 at 103.
I
t Called April 1
INDUSTRIAL &
84
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Bid.
Bonds
Republic Iron & Bt*l 0s 1940 RAO
Republic Motor Truck Oe. 1 noDeb 0Hs 1937 with war
'*•>
Republic Portl Oement 6s '43M&S
Republic Steel Corp—
Gen mtge conv 4%s A '5CLM&S
Gen mtge 4%s ser B 1961-F&A
Purchase money 5%s *64 M&N
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s 1948.
Revere Copper A Brass—
1st mtge 4Mb at 1956
J&J
tl05.9
Rheineibe Union 7s 194o
Jo../
Rhine-Main-Danube 7s 1900 M * *
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948-..M&N
Richardson & Boyn 0%s '37-J&D
Cum income 4s 1945
J&J
Richfield Oil of California
Ool tr 6s 1944 ser
8*
Otfii of deposit
89
98
120 X
91 h
108 h
100
104X
101
104%
35
37%
20"
10
20
42
7 39
40
18
47
34
41%
50%
104
100%
68
62 X
>
/ 34
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5a 1943
104 X
Holland Pap 1st 5%s A '48.J&D
Rolls Royce 7s Sept 1 1937
f
2h
27 h
Roman Catholic Church 6Ha 1946
Rom Oath Church Welfare 7s 1946 f
27
101
Rosemary Mfg sec 7 %s 1937 M&S
Royal Dutch co111
Deb 4s 1946 with warr
A&o
92 %
Rueping (F) Leather 6s.... 1940
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
A&O f
32%
Ruhr Housing OHs 1968.... J&J /
27
105
Sc. Clair Furnace 1st 6s '39.F&A
St Joseph Stock Yds 5s '40..F&A
102%
...
8t Louis Gau & Coke Corp—
1st M ■ f 6s 1947
J&D
St L Rky Mt & P 6s *66 stpd.J&J
St. Paul Un Stk Yards 6s '46 A&O
♦!f 15%
85
36
105
4
75
32%
32%
32%
F&A
M&N
<9% notes 1937..
J&J
Bayre & Fisher Bride 6s 1947 J&J
Schulco Co 0%s 1946——J&J
Stamped (July 1933 coup on)
Guar a 10%b 1946 ser B. A&O
Stamped....
Schulze Baking 1st 6s '45-.M&S
Scovill Mfg Co 5H% 1945—J&J
33
124
95
103%
16%
86%
80"
33%
32*
33
35
60
66"
56%
66"
50
107 %
103%
/
29
101%
55
108%
103%
31
"fl"
106%
107
Bbaron Steel Hoco—
1st s f 6Hs 1948 ser A
103%
103%
F&A
Sbawinigan Cotton 6s 1949—J&D
Shell Onion OH Corp—
Deb s f 6s 1947
M&N
Shell Pipe Line Corp—
Deb sf 5s 1952
M&N
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
105
J&J
66
1st sf 6s 1947—
102%
103
103%
—-
—
40
75
50
70
48
263
45
M&N
Silesian-Am Corp 7s 1941.. F&A
Simmons Co 5s Nov. 1 1944M&N
Simpsons Ltd 6s ser A 1949—J&J
101%
85%
99%
102%
105
102
106
88
100
6ha series B 1949
J&J
Skelly oil deb 6Hs 1939—M&m $100.29
Debenture 4s 1951
J&J
98%
101%
Smith (Howard) Paper MlUs Ltd
1st s f 5Hs 1963 A
J&D
Smith (L O) Typewr 6s '39.M&N
105%
Socony-Vacuu m Oil—
Deb ShB 1950
A&O
South Coast Oo 6%s 1943
J&J
Gen mtge lnc 6s April 1950
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
1st s f 6s 1947
J&D
Sou Ice & Util conv 6s '46—F&A
Southern Ice 1st & ref 8s '42.A&O
Sou New Eng Ice 6%s 1942 .F&A
105
101%
105%
73
67%
68%
-
...A&O
A%s 1938
A&O
1st 4s w s 1950—
Southland Ice 6s Jan 1 1949
Dairy
6Ha w w 1938
Products—
M&N
Conv income 5s 1944
Spang Chalft & Co 1st 5s '48 J&J
Bpruce Falls Power A Pap, Ltd—
1st M5%s 1936 (s-a)
.A&O
1st 6hs 1937-43
A&O
Staley (A E> Mf« 1st 6s '42-M&S
1st mtge 4s 1946
92
F&A
.
ser
; 9m
Tri-Conc Corp—See
InV Trust"
Truax-Traer Coal Co—
Conv deb 6%a 1943-M&N15
Trumbull Cliffs Furnace—
1st 6s A 1943
A&O
Trumbull Steel s f 6s 1940 M&N
Turner Glass Co 1st 6s 1939.J&D
98%
106%
23
——
86";
26%
107
92
•
97
9
101
75
41
78
105
105"
97%
101
38%
13
13%
42%
45
mm
mm
m
m
F&A
r; 1.
7
80
43
56
56
52
f \ 57
12%
58
55
96P
.
—II
20
50
45%
Refrigerator Lines—
101%
Eq trust 6s ser A Aug 15 *30-*43
31
Western Steel Prod 6s A '48.M&N /
1st s f 6s series B1948
.M&N / 31
103
Western Tab & Stat es 1941.A&O
Wheeling Steei Corp—
101%
1st M s f 4%s ser A 1966.-F&A
1st & ref 4%s '53 ser B...A&0 x 102%
113
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
M&N
White
Sewing Mach—
46
101%
102%
19
97
21
31%
31%
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935.M&N
/
Certificates of deposit.. - . Sec conv 7%s 1935
M&S /
Wilcox Oil & Gas 6s 1945
J&J
30%
85
32*
88
Deb 6s 1940—
M&N
Whlttal (M J) Assoc Ltd 6s 1937- /
100
102""
Willys-Overland 1st 6%s '33 M&e f
95
85
70
Wilson & Co—
107
107%
121)
119..
102%
122
80
84
81%
Un Amusement Corp 6s *42-M&S
1st s f 5s ser A 1956
F&A
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947—M&B
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39-F&A
United Biscuit deb 5s '50—A&O
101
5%s
1943—
—M&S
Witherbee Sherman Inc 6s 1944.. / 17%
105%
Witherow. Steel 6s 1952
M&N
103%
Wood (Alan) ir & St 0s 1944.A&O
62
Woodward Ron 6s 1962.... J&J f
1st lien 6% notes 1937
F&A / 96%
98%
York Ice Mach 6s *47
A&O
75
Debenture 6s 1943.
J&D
Vonngst Sheet & Tube—
106%
1st m a f 6t 1978 ser A
J&J
106%
1st m 5s 1970 ser B
-A&O
100
Zenith Furnace 5%s 1948...J&J
101%
-
21"
91
m
M&816
United Grain Growers Ltd—
5s series A1948
—J&J
101%
1st M 20-yr 4s ser A 1955—J&J
Window Bros & Smith—
120%
101%
25
93
108
101%
65""
'77
106%
106%
101
103
33
35
M&N
United industrial 1st 6s 1945.J&D
Deb 6%a 1941.
M&N
EXCHANGE
SEATS.
78
No. Last Salt
102
United Securities Ltd 5%s 1952—
jnitedSteamanip on 493/.-M&N
Onlted Steei Works (Germanv)
N Y Stock Bxch—1.3761174.000
N Y Cotton Exch—
460
12.500
4.000
N Y Oof & Bug Ex.
344
48.000
N Y Curb Exch...
650
Baltimore Stk Exch
70
Boston Stock Exch.
139
750
Buffalo Stk Exch..
15
33%
34%
33%
6%s series A 1951
J&D
6%s series 01951—
J&D
6%s 1947 wltn warrants— J&J
Esch-Dudelange s f 7s *51- A&O ♦*100
U 8 & British Internet Ltd—
See investment trusts
U 8 Cold Storage 6s 1945—.J&J
100
U S Finishing 6s 1939— J&J f
10
114%
101
20
„
96
82
U S Print & Litho 6s 1950—A&O
U 8 Radiator deb 6s 1938— -F&A
U 8 Rubber—
83%
105%
1001101
105
106%
,90,.
f
104%
35 X
100
105%
101%
102%
105%
106%
95
Minn Oh of Comm.
18
sSO
600
70
200
115
44
48
69
Montreal Stock Ex.
36%
New Orl Cotton Ex
Phlla Stock Exch..
New Orl Stock Ex.
PIttsb Stock Exch.
Valley Mound & Iron Corp—
Extended 7j 1939
—M&N
101
Valspar Oorp.conv.deb 6s'40 F&A / 57
Certificates of deposit..
/ 57
V&lvoline Oil 7s 1937
M&N
98%
99%
San Fran Curb Ex.
93
Seattle Stock Exchl
Seattle Curb & M /
Toronto Stock Exch
1,500
5,200 -5,800
6,250 15,000
1,200
....
rnmm
m
...-
"125
2",loo
2,500
1.000
1,500
21666
100
200
2,500
1,800
7,500
2,250
113
San Fran Stk Ex
l",30d
500
71
St Louis Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
13,255
3,900
800
523
Minn-8t P Stk Ex.
70%
67
11,666
Chicago Bd of Tr—1,549
Chicago Stock Exch u47U
Cincinnati Stk Ex..
50
Cleveland Stk Exoh
41
Denver Stock Exch.
17
Detroit Stock Ex—
68
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
65
Hartford Stk Exch
20
Ban City (Bd of Tr)
217
Los Ang Stock Exch
83
Mllw Grain & Stk.
195
mmrn
m
250
1
"466
----
,
92%
....
94
_
Washington Stk Ex
13
463
55,000
375
40
(Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
22
104%
91
81%
106%
94%
Wlckw
73
F&A
—M&N
....
35
78
102
41
10
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937
Wayne Pump Co—
286
Inc deb 5s (w stk) Dec 1 '54
254
Income deb 6s (x-stk) Dec 1'54
Webster O&O 1st g 5a *42 oo M&S
86%
101
West Disinfecting 6s 1940. .J&J
70
West Indies Sugar 6s 1947..A&0 /
Vanadium Corp. of Amer.—
Conv deb 5s 1941
A&O
42
69%
107%
Spencer Steel 7s *86— J&J
f
Certificates of deposit...
Wlckwire Spencer Steel Oo—
mm
inlon Oil Co of California—
Utah Idaho Sugar 6s
Utilities Rlkhorn Coal 6s 1948J&J
P
Western
Union Drawn Steel deb 6s '50 J&J
1st & ref 6s 1947 Ser A
J&J
6% % serial notes 1937
M&S
6% % seria notes 193S—M&8
6%% serial notes 1939...M&8
6H% serial notes 1940—M&8
U 8 Trucking Corp 5%s '43—J&D
United WaUPaper Fac 6s 1947
Unlve"«al Pipe & Bad 6s '36- J&D
94
79
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6a 1944... ....F&A /
103
5%s series B 1949
5%% notes 1937— ....M&8 /
Warren (S D) Co 6s '45—F&A
W Va Coal & Oo 1st. 6s 1960 ..IA
Western Fuel Corp 7-4s '50-M&N
Hlen & Co—
6s 2d stamped 1944
6s 3d stamped 1944.
Union Coal & Coke 5s 1946.M&N
6* May 1 1942 Ser A
Conv deb 4s 1947
.
M&S /
104%
X°l»>
Warner Co 1st 6s 1944—...A&O
Warner-Qulnlan Co—
Conv deb 6s 1939..M&B /
Warner Sugar Corp 7s 1939
/
Warren Bros Co—
Conv s f deb 6s 1941
..M&B /
Certificates of deposit ...... /
120 %
.M&S
B
102%
90
103%
Tenn Prod 1st s f 6%s '36.-J&J /
19
I'exas Corp deb 0s 1944
104%
A&o
Thermold Co 6s stamped
96%
1937
98
Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper 6s '40
Tietz (Leonard) 7%s x'w '46 J&J /
32
TUden Lumb & Mills 6 %s'46M&S /
67
Tomahawk Kraft Pap 6s '38. A&O /
30
Tonawanda Pap 1st 5%s '41 F&A
102%
Conv deb 6s 1944
60
106%
Tenn Coal 1 A RR 6s 1961—J&J
Tenn Coper & Chemical—
m
A&O
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955
Swift & Co—
1st s f 3%s May 15 1950 M&N
Taggart Bros Co 6s 1944
J&D
80%
106%
Ward Baking 0a 1987
J&Difi
Warner Bros Plct 6s 1939...M&S
60
55
4% Stamped 1936 .....J&J /
Stinnes (Hugo, in dustries—
4% Stamped 1936.....A&O /
55
Strawbridge & Clothier—
1st sf 5s 1948.—.
101%
—M&C
Struthers
Welti Tltusville—
84
6HS 1943-—
.M&N
Studebaker Corp 6s 1942...J&D / 120
Certificates of deposit....
/ 120
Conv deb 6s 1945
..J&J /i05%
Stutz Motor Oar 7%s 1937. A&O /
20
Sugar Estates of Orieme—
1st 7s 1942 ctfs ofdep ....M&S /
3
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
I at M serial 6s 1932-1942_M&» /
54
84
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938.J&D
9usiiuehanna Silk MUla—
8 f deb 5s 1938
J&D / 25%
—
100
bsutbern United ice Go¬
Southwest
93
38
United Steel Wks sf Bur bach
Signal Oil & Gas—
Conv 6%s A 1945
es 1947
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
Deb 5%s A 1943
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
Ualted Drufit6» 1963
102%
Shreveport-Rl DoradoPipe Line 7s 1935........A&O /
Blemans&Halske 10-yr7s(36—J&J *f eer
Deb fit s f 6 %s'51 with warM&S / 46J
deb 6s 2930
f 257
7s 1940—
1947...J&D
Stevens & Thompson Pap 6s 1942
-
Copper 7s 1933
J&J
Bervel Corp (new) 6s 1948 ..J&J
rseneca
stern Brothers 6s s f
101 %
Vertlentes Sngar 1st 7s 1942.J&D /
15
Certificates of deposit........ /
16
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 6s 1953—J&J
65"
Va Iron Coal & Coks 6s '49.M&8
Walker (Hiram)-G & W —
Deb 4%s 1945
107%
J&D
100
Waltham W'tch A Ol'k 6s *43 J&D
89%
Walworth Co 6s s f deb 1955.A&O
19
98
17
95
89
37
113
80
53
Starrett Invest sue 5s 1950..A&U
Steel Co of Can 6s 1940 ....J&J
_
64
60
.......
/
Ask.
Van Dusen-Harrlngton—
Ooll s f 5%s 1938——J&J
M&8
Stanley Orandall 6s 1946
.F&A
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946..F&A
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bondi.
Stand Textile Prod 6%s '42
Assented.
Tayl or-Warton Iron & Steel—
Coll inc 7%s July 1 1958——
Temple Antb Coal 6%s '44.M&S
103 h
Saltex Looms Inc 6s 1954..A&O
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)-—
-
99
41
Rlchm'd Cedar Wks 6%s '45 J&J
Richmond Hos Mills 7s '38. F&A
Richmond • Ya) Ice 6)48 '42.A&0
Rlma Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '661*4/
RIordon Pulp ft Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 80 1943
J&D8»
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s '45.F&A
Roberts & Oake i Chi) 6s '44-M&N
Rochester Button Co 6 %s'41 A&O
Roch & Pitts O & 1 5s '46--M&N
•^crlpps (K
deh &H•
W&A
Scullin Steel 1st 6s stmp '41 A&O
Seattle Times deb 6%s 1948.F&A
121
8
14
.
1st extl s f 7a 1946.
Gen & ref «%s 1951
Ask.
~105%
'
500
mmmm
99
98
102
103%
102%
104%
6 Basis. / This price includes accrued interest, k Last sale. » Nominal, r Canadian price,
s Sale price, u There are 470 memberships of which
Exchange holds 44 as treasury memberships and 47 are held by individuals as dividend membershipa. leaving 379 memberships outstanding. I Prices of
Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed, x Called April 1 at 102 V 80 seats, 70 members. ♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity, t Called April 1
at 105. f Called March 1 at 101. ♦♦Called April 1 at 100.
I
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks
I
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Ask.
bid.
Par
Per
Per share
lien wood Mills....
63
43
47
iranteville Mfg.HX
Jreudel Mills
50
Preferred.
16
10<
Preferred
50
1Q<
cura
6
10C
23
pref
Preferred
101
Beeth Mfg (N B)_..
■
9
'L
3
98
-
-
102
'"W
20,
Mills.. 10(
*0
25
35
Cons Mln A Smelt 25
45
53
25
38
44
102
110
12#
47 X
48 X
Abbott Lab'torles(t)
Abbotts* Dairy..(f;
Eagle Pich Lead.. 10
12 X
12 X
I
47
52
Evans Wall Lead (t
1X
99
72
IX
15X
77*
Federal M A 8m
7% preferred-_10('
Abitibi Pow A Pui,. 1
6% pref—
197% pref
100
Abraham AStr>»ut (t)
7% preferred
10(
Acetol Prod A—(t)
Acme Steel
25
Acme Wire v t c_.20
Adams Express
(t
72"
Moilohon
14#
Monarch OM(8C)i
Notes.........
OrlnnelJMfg (N B).
Hathaw&v Mfg(NB)
Kllourn M (N b; 71
Lawton Mill*
".m
u
-
101
40
47
42
32
83
36
86
lecla Mining
25<
llollinger Mines
I
O). I
7% preferred-.100
22
27
Homestake Mln. 10'
Howe Sound Co...5
Spinning,
45
Preferred
10C
NashawenaM
..1
51#
2#
Nashua M (N M) IOC
Preferred.
lQl
Nelld Mills (N B)__
5
6
powdrell A Aiex_._i
Preferred...
10(
Notes...
Quissets Mills (NB)
63
Common
66
27
101
85
^
—
;T
1st preferred.....
preferred
Sagamore Mfg
(F R)
Taber Mills (N B)..
Wamsutta M (N B)
-Cildun Mining
1
Crkland Lake Gold ]
7% preferred
American Yarn AProc
12#
14
93
96
Miami
43 X
9
100
98
20
Arcade Cotton Mill
Avondale Mills
5
Beaumont
42
m
28
90
Preferred
^
4
34
35
44
Bibb Mfg
10i
Brandon Oorp A....
Class B
42"
7% preferred
Burlington Mills....
Oalhoun Mills......
Cannon Mills
(f
3
50c
60c
44
8% preferred
China Grove Cot...
Chiquola Mfg—...
6% preferred
Clifton Mfg (S Q100
Climax Spinning.. 50
Columbus Mfg (Ga
Converse (D E).10<
Oowpens Mills
Crescent Spinning..
Dallas Mfg (Ala).i0«
Darl'g'n Mfg (8 O).
Preferred..
95
.
49
10
r
103
107
r
74
r
146
r
32
100
16
7% preferred—...
Durham Hosiery
6% preferred
Eagle & Phenix.100
Eagle Yarn
Eaaley Cotton Mills
7% preferred
Efird Manufacturing
Enterprise Mfg (Ga).
Entwistle Mfg pref.
.....
Erwin Cotton com.
6% preferred
Falrforest Finish Co
104"
107
102
....
25
20
20
26
;
7% preferred
Florence Mills.....
7% preferred—
Gaffney Mfg.....50
Gainesville Cot Milt
m
25
r
m m.
28
I«SUt
28 x
3c
/
f
f
f
f
Gold Mlmng
Alaska Juneau
10
Zinc
Lead
60
'
i
-
-
M
—
-
-
*
-
•
28
98
)
18
22
30
$6 preferred
25
uacondaCopMln 50
ndes Copper M_(t)
Ariz
31
100
Cornstock—.
%
3#
1#
Amer Air Lines
2.40
2.34
2#
8#
3#
8#
3#
Bagdad Copper...5
57 X
9X
29
102
27
12#
44
..1(
6% Preferred-.5'
Am Bev'ge Oorp ..1
69#
American Book.. 10<
Am Brake Sb A F
Common.
t
74
..
7 % preferred. .100
..2/
7% preferred-.100
.......(t,
/
Gold
4
90^
pf—100
Class A..
(t)
Class B
(t)
Am Can.-
13c
40
140
(t)
Am Bank Note
70c"
60c
98X
4X
t c.
v
An*o
Am Bakeries
95
14#
62
1
Amal Leather
1#
3#
1#
1
22 X
116
(tv
10'
Preferred 7%
50
Amalg Sugar
(t)
8% preferred..100
Amerada
Corp
(f)
Amer Agrlc Ohem—
(Delaware)
t
Auiertran
5#
X
r
lea
6% pref
5#
5
Amer
50#
128#
121#
163
Canadian
2
(t)
Properties
7 % preferred.
LAND
_
10c
a
a
23
(Bos) .101
(B).<
Wharf Go_.
Jent BldgTr (B)-;
Dhlc R E Trus's 100(
a
My RET (C)-50(
longress St Associ¬
15#
15#
Sos RET
10C
15c
Jos Stor W'h'se
a
a
«.
61
7
7#
63#
33#
13#
69
13c
18c
34
14#
1#
i 1
4#
4#
ates
(Boston)..—'
Preferred
W
—
—
.
-
.
100
t
10(
150
10(
115
93
(N J).25
32#
11#
Amer Oolortype-.IO
Amer Commercial
Alcohol
20
a
10
a
210
150
29#
23#
93#
Am Crystal Sugar 10
a
6% 1st pref...100
a
(Boston) —
3
a
a
a
com
10
a
factory Bldg Tr (B)
ttfty Associates (B)
lotel Tr
*
«.
Amer Coal
23
58
loston
(+
_
Am Cigar
12
a
hH
10'
Chain com
Am Chicle
18
Albany Tr (Bost)10(
)d of Tr Bid Tr (O).
JesGr'd R'T Tr (O)
38#
69#
100
101
Preferred
Am
STOCK!
ilmball Bldg Tr(B)
Austin Silver Mln_.
i
6% preferr«H
'Hi
Alum Goods Mfg.(t)
128
Am Oar A Fr1v__ (t
a
Smelting
96
17"
7
21
2
Mines
Gold
Altar Cons Mines...
Ainer
105
6#
20#
7c
&
6c
Mining
86#
13
3.70
Mining....!
Copper...J
Wright Har greaves
Admiralty Alaska
100
5X
12
Wenden
Vukon
Vloha Portl Oem_(t
Aluminum Co com. j
7 % preferred.
12
85
5
..
44
(r
Am Caramel
55
82
4c
REAL ESTATE TI
8
42
Xe
—1
t
3tlver King Coal—{
Slscoe Gold Ltd—1
So Am Gold A flat.
Stand Silver-Lead. 1
Sunshine Mining. 10c
100#
100 #
100 #
100#
100#
36X
X
29 X
73 X
Mfk
Common
Aluminium
Mining—
Tonopah Belmont-1
Ponopah Mining—1
United Verde Ex*5u
Utah-Apex
Utah Copper Oo..l
Utah Metal A Tun
Ventures Ltd....(t)
26X
2X
IX
1
Walker
48 ;
Serial notes.....
Flint Mfg Co
55
MINING STOOKt
42
36
36
Atlantic Mutual
10
Allls-Chalmer*
2X
Teck-Hughes G M-l
Tlntlc Standard—1
100
r
ANCE SCRIP
50
'
35"
54
MARINE
4
*
74#
120
14
2
lOt
r
'+.
14X
10X
10X
26
Shattuck Ueuu
50
r
40
45"
.
r
...ID'
'
12
8
Oofetons.Ltd.lO
Wabasso Cotton, (f)
47
Allied Stores Corp(t)
Preferred
100
Pocr-ijontas
Gold M....
Qulncy—
*
Roan Antelope Mli
30
Penmans.Ltd com(t
5
100
Dunnean Mills
,
61
im
6
24 X
10
14 X1
P rem If
25
.
23
Pond Creek—
r
Montreal Cottons
100
Allied Prod cl A..25
Allied Kid Co-
•4X
St Joseph Lea
/
Convertible pref(t)
Allied Mills lnc..(ti
Oorp
4X
—
Preferred
92
32"
53
San Toy
•omlnText.Ltd.(t
Preferred
10*
108
75"
"<T
enterprise com (t)
Pioneer Gold, Ltd.]
Milk
an
86
40
3*nadlanMlRt
82"
...
Dixon Mills..
Drayton Mills
Cot
7% preferred-.100
oy
44X
Ltd. Amer hares.
41 Anth Gold
t
J
vVoodside
8
40
30
Mines
Patino Mines A
50c
1
A
75c
49
Omsol
150
Convert, Ltd
90
47
4#
Ohem
173
Park-Utah—
42
vVest Point Mfg. 100
39#
70
65
79
20 X
1
(t)
A
Common
55
49
i
com
Preferred
t
2 X
49 X
2X
(t
Pacific Tin
5
36
36 M
115
Brewing
Distilling Co
40c
14'
■i'
100
Preferred
Allen Indus
kill err
86
X
130
5
Allied
Old Dominion C#_2
17
65
an
5
75
15
_
40"
38#
35
Nipissing Mine*..
Noranda
Mines.(t)
North Butte.. -.10
34
Preferred
10
32 X
85
N Y'A Honduras
110
Chadwick-Hoskins
Co.
75
Vot trust ctfs
Alios A Fisher
Newmont Mining.II
31
86
85
43
105
5
83
107
30
80
10<
Preferred
IX
84 X
10
79
-
Co..
22
1.47
IX
83X
5X
(t)
New Jersey Zinc..25
New River Co
101
25
7% pref
100
Victory Yarn Mills—
1st M 6s Jan 1941
Wallace Mfg du
WareShoaa Mfg 100
90
20
1.33
181X
2
AUegb Steel com. (t)
Rosartc—
WlscaMett Mills
46
86
r
10
Spinning
Preferred
7
(t)
Mines
30
20~"
Wellington Mills.(t'
101'"
98
25
Bel ton Mills (S O)
55
Air-Way Electric
Appliance..... f*
Grain class A-.(t)
Preferred
100
Mother Load CoaJin
112
■
8X
—1
Canada
4
99
Preferrod
31
27
Mfg....
Oopoer
57 X
Mining Corp of
Franklincom—(f)
Spinning...
11
mm'*.'
105
Alberta-Pacific
Vlctor-Monag
5
9X
(t)
com..
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
Stowe
102
7% preferred
Anderson O M (SC).
Shoe
Preferred
100
Ainsworth Mfg
111
Air Reduction. ..(t
Alberene Stone of Va
Sterling
----
32
7 X
13 X
Agnew-Surpass—
13
1st 7% pref—100
2d 5% pref
100
'
20c
*
(t
41
98
Common......10
2
1
2X
2m
Agfa Ansco......(fj
40X
43 X
7#
63
13X
Am
ClassB....... (T
Aetna Brewery
Affiliated Prod—
Magma Copper Cc 10
Aclntrre Porcupine.
Southern Mills.
Abbeville CM (SC) 10
69
41
3X
101
Mfg—
(J nlon-Buffalo Mills
Acme Spinning.....
44^
XUH
17X
4X
1.20
Sptrtan Mills (SO).l
6#
IX
37 X
X
Lake..
16
(t)
1.05
12 X
2"
~
124 X
IX
37 X
2
10
Supply Mfg-
Class A
Like Sh Mines Ltd ]
Southern Weaving.,
aoucnern Worsted pi
20
—
123
Aero
Lava Cap Gold Min.
Louisiana L'd A Ex i
Process
45
■
29 X
Hi:
60
50
15
■(••uthern
22
-
I err
X
28
...
Royale Oop_.2.
Lennecott Copper-
13 X
5
4X
X
10
•le
11X
13 X
Coat.,
21
Co—
10
12
19
Aeolian
6
Preferred
32
43#
11
2<
90
Preferred
IOC
Sanford Mills..
SouleMill (N Bi.lOi
27 X
u
7% pf w w
10(
4ddressograph Mul
tigraph Corp.. 10
Advance-Rumely (tJ
11
4
30
11
2d
Preferred
55
54 X
26 X
Mining..!
96
7% preferred
'outnern
Bleacher j
A Print Wks com.
5
3#
54 X
Adams Millis
Mills—...100
Smyre (A M)
20
;;; 3
96
49
530
517
Warrants
i
15X
15X
15
Sibley Mfg (Ga).100
^
''
mrn'mi
stand Creek
92
Mills—
15X
104X
.
2X
X
56 X
Saxon
-■
m.
10
(nternatl
Iron Cap Cop
Rosemary 7# % prei
Bowan Cotton Mill*
113
30
45
8
7#% 1st pref
30#
110
...
32
6% preferred—...
lioanoke
17
11
30
Dan Rb
Common...... 2t
10 x
89
Class A
nsplratlon Cons
Copper
7
Mfg
7% preferred
10X
81
Bay Mln
A Smelting
(t
15
Ftanlo
16#
]
iudson
113
Mfg (S OH
Me. F W. Mfg (80)1
t» vnrside A
50*
98
hckens Cot Mills...
5
Mines..
75
Piedmont
-
16#
i
Rich Bordea Mfg
Co (F B)
,101
Saco Lowell Shops
_
4*
4
Pierce Mfg (N B)__.
Pilgrim Mills
Plymouth Cordage.,
-
6
23
20 '
Nsnqultt M (N B) 1
Pacific Mills
1
Pepper ell Mfg (Me) *
Perfection
52;
•
193245
Pacolet Mfg (H
5
X
Xe
Power..
10i
Ireene-Cananea. 10(
7% preferred
26#
93 X
55
Iranby Cons MSA
81
38
19
3
.
73
Oonsoi
78
Mills
(Bait)
70
90 X
52
Cycle CorplO
loldfield
50
Orr Cotton Mills 100
.
15
preferred. 100
Jolden
Newberry C M (SOJ
-
8
1
Nat Yarn Mills...50
^
-
-
31
18
26
Mt V. Wood
20
75
45
Part
m.
m
m
7%
IX
..
7 % preferred-. 100
101
Norrls Cot Mills.-
+»'■*.
'■
1#
32#
Mm
Mills....
Weaving..
preferred
preferred-
Prior
Gusi
6
3
National
--'-v
30
Liuther Mfg (F H)_.
lishawk Carpet .21
Mfg pref..
Musgrove
#
#
12#
Abercrombie A Fitcb
13
10
14#
INDUSTRIAL AN1
MISCELLANEOUS
Mexlcana..50i
Dome Mines Ltd.( t
69
39
95
14
1.03
95c
18
.10(
i
7X
7X
70
20
Farr Alpaca (Mass)
General Cotton
.i
Preferred
#
4#
11#
Casualty (Bait)
£
Title Guar A Trust
of New York—.21
14"
Mfg.
Mfg Co
Mills pref
villi*
'
'
"4#
Amsterdam
240
239
r
1
Oresson Consolidated
Gold Min A M__J
2#
IX
5X
5X
Copper Range
18
51>%
33
31#
Cooper..—. 25
Oomo Mines—.1
Consol Copper
5
12^
m
1#
Lawyers Title A
Guaranty
10(
Lawyers Westchestei
Mtge. A Title. 10(
Maryland Cas Co.. 1
New
IX
51X
%
MIn__i
Jhlle
65
Marlboro Mills
Gosnold M (N B) .1
102
65
Marion
Mod
Draper Oorp
Chief Oonsol
A pfl0(
Majestic
m
36#
Preferred
Central Am Mines..
Oerro de Pasco
.■}
98
—
IX
8-H
3X
3
1
*lng(J P) Mfg (Ga))
5
Beurne Mills (FB).
Carnegie Metals
La irpns O M (8 O) /
Limestone Cot Mills
Lin ford Mills......
1
Preferred
10(
Berder O Mfg (FR).
Boss Mfg com
10C
50*
55
Preferred B—10(
I'idaon Mills
38#
38#
101
11
IX
8X
1
IX
1#
m
Home Title Ins (NY)
Zinc-Lea.
75
Mills
Preferred.
empire TifcleAGulOf
Lawyers* M Co—2(
0 ilumet A Hecla.25
40
Mlllo, pref.—...
25"
1»
Copper Co. .10
Callahan
Co
Industrial Cotton
(nman
i
Sond A M Guar—2(
73 X
3#
1H
IX
Cop A Z Co J
Butte A Sup
Calif
32
imperial Yarn
-
4
Blgel-Sanf Oarp't__i
Oezdale
75
4
7 % preferred
64
Co—(t,
Spinning
Oharlton
70
Fine
Berkshire
n%
105
2#
1
Butte
8#
Henrietta Mills.....
37
35
25
7
(F H) Knit-6
7% preferred
3#
2#
35
72 #
A Sullivan MACK
lartsvllle Cot Mills.
70
Amsskeag Mfg
Arlington M (Mass).
Barnard Mfg (PR)..
Beacon Mfg (NB).
Pet shars
GUARAN1
1ATE DEPOSIT 87
TITLE
34
ing, Ltd-
l8*
Mills
(lanes
Bid.
Pa
50c
Bunker Hill
21
Preferred
Umrick
135
18
122#
•tookfl.
1st.
share.*
45c
Black Hawk Mines.
Bulolo Gold Dredg¬
....
Northern Mills.
Algsnquln Print
American
Mfg.. 101
Bid.
Pat
Pet
67
iossett Mills......
TEXTILE
STOCKS.
Stocks.
share.
600
23
10
'•
i
a
Purchaser also pays
t W tthovt par value,
accrued
dividend
/Flat
price.
A Last
sale.
/Par
value
$100.
■
n Nominal,
r Canadian
price,
t
Ex-divld*a<l
86
INDUSTRIAL
&
Quotations for all securities are as near
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Pat
Stocks.
as
Par.
Bid.
share.
Am
OyanamlcfaA
-10
Glass B
▲mer Encaustic
20
Tiling Go Ltd
A—(
46%
Bamberger (L) A <
6%% pref
1
4
22
ButterlckGo
Byers (A M> com (t)
7% part pref. .100
Byllesby class A
Cable ElPr vtc.(t)
Cache La Poudre-20
Refining.
17
1%
Bathurst Power
r
13%
7% preferred -10(
26
(f)
6% non-cum pflOO
AmerlGOhem A(f)
15
3
22%
23
Preferred
34 %
92
35
94
25%
Berghoff Brew..
Berkey A Gay Fu
24
1%
t
34
127
\100
pref
American Metei
21%
14
25 J-
1*/
34%
129
(
Conv pref
1%
Berland Shoe St_(
■
7% preferred--1(
3st A Co Inc
J)-ft)
38%
7 % cum pref
10
Beth Steel (Del)—
4
A
27%
if^
56%
5
in
17%
113%
4%
7.
B-G
(f)
Blrtman Elec Go.
Preferred
(t)
100
24%
18%
.
Blumenthal
American Stores.,
t
Amer Stove
100
.
7% preferred.-100
Am Sumatra Tob
C t)
5
Am Tobacco com .26
Oommon B
Found-(f)
100
(Mass).(t)
10%
7 % preferred- -100
Amer
Wringer
Am Wr
Pap v t
c
66
(+)
1
Andlan Nat Oorp (t)
Corp
\
Anheuser-Busch .100
Apex Elec Mrg
(t)
5%
_
100
14
21
4%
42%
Archer-Daniels Mldt
7% preferred--100
Arcturus Rad Tube t
_
"2%
Armour A Co of Del
7%
guar pref.. 100
& <j»
(HI)—
108 %
|6 conv pref
109%
6%
5
6%
81%
(t)
80
7% preferred.-100
100
Armstrong Oorlc.. (t)
Arnold, Constable.5
50
Artloom Corp.
13%
20%
1
7% pref
..100
Art Metal Constr_lQ
Art Metal Works
103
11
11
5
Associated Apparel
Industries
(t)
Assoc Brew
Can) (t)
Associated Rayon (t)
Atl Ooast Fisheries,
t
Atl Gulf A W Ina
88 Lines
of)
5% non-cum pflOO
Atlantic Refin'g
26
Plywood
(t)
Atlas
Powder
+
50%
13%
20%
116
13
11%
9%
r
13
Preferred
100 r 110
Dry G'ds_ 1 ft 15%
6% 1st pref—-100
106%
7% 2d pref—-100
98
Assoc El Indus. Ltd
Am dep rets ord
registered ---£1
Associated Oil
26
120
11%
49
\iH
14
15%
108%
12%
50%
2%
11%
15
15%
16%
31%
10%
63%
31%
10%
18
68
26%
46
46
J*
44
10*
10
Baker
56
6
Chemical—({)
Balaban A Kats—
Preferred
100
Baldw Loc Wks_(t)
7% preferred--100
Warrrants
k
8
5%
8%
__
_
69%
46%
(t)
22
22
30%
30%
8%
9
3%
ft)
Class A pref
Class B com
6
2
leve Cliffs Iron-
11%
Preferred
(f)
leveland Graphite
Bronze com
l
11
104
—
(t)
(t)
cum
(t)
pref. .100
Burr Add Machine (f)
12%
111
18
11%
93%
3%
12%
12%
Cliffs f)orp v r, c
llimax Molyb¬
36"
35
26%
18%
27%
57 H
60
3%
Chemical-(
Aluminum.(
Peabody_.(
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
1
7% preferred..100
loca-Cola Bottling
Class A
P
2
2%
11
Crown
ilk
zEx-divilend
r
com
Preferred
Crown-Willamette
Paper $7 1st pf (f)
(7%)
»v ithout
100
Co
100
I Beacon Oil t
.
6
76
161
7
75
2%
12%
6
13%
1%
W*
14
1%
16%
44
108
6%
2%
13%
49
46%
4%
23%
105%
Oro wn-ZeUer bach
Vot tr .ctfs—(t)
Crucible Steel —100
7 % preferred—100
18%
32%
Co
1
Cuban-Am Sua.—10
7 % preferred-.100
Cuban Atl Sugar
O
man
Tob....
t
Preferred. ....100
Oudahy Pack
..50
Ouneo Press
.(f)
Curtis Pub com
(t>
$7 preferred
(t>
vk
3?«
OurtlsaWrlghtOorp 1
A
1
09%
Cash man's Sons,
44%
14%
$8 cum pref
t
Cutler Hammer(t)
Daniels A Fisher—
Preferred
100
Darby Petroleum. .5
7%
12
24
6
2%
60%
cum
10
9%
38
38%
37
20%
101%
6
15%
62
72
59%
60%
104
Old common
common
51*
eF
11k
13%
9%
Davison Chemical—
10%
4
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Oommon
(f)
Glass
94
(t)
Dardelet Thr'dlockf
Davega Sts Corp. .5
Davenport Hos'y (t)
New
9%
37%
113%
2%
13%
pref—100
Warrants
A
35
IS*
23
iJIS
109%
130
17%
3%
A
t
Preferred
100
Deep Rock Oil
A Ref 7% pf-100
value
1
5
13%
24
DeereAOo com..(t)
"% o»"eferred
20
Deisel-Wemmer
Gilbert Oorp
1'referred
10
5%
6%
61
70
11%
70%
29%
13%
71%
30%
22%
23%
100
90
7% preferred..100
par
9
Oecker (A) A Oohn
46
Pref
4**
30%
100
Drug
Common
30%
5%
15%
35%
37
Crown Cork Int A( t)
Crown C'k A Seal (+)
8%
12
30%
2%
74%
79%
T
Preferred
(t)
Peet
(f)
6% preferred..100
18
5
Crown Cent Petrol (f)
43
2%
2%
105
27
Crowley Milner—(f)
(t)
30
"8%
2lH
129
Crocker-Wheeler-(f)
37""
Hub
it
26
1
Orosley Radio...(t)
Orowell Publish'g (f)
%
25M
100
Croft Brewing
llorex
nreforr»»H
n
(1
2H
..100
com
Cream of Wheat
Creole Petrol
39%
of New York
hca-Cola Co
19
Sons
Creamery Package-t
denum Co new. (1
ilinchfield Ooal.lOu
Preferred
100
Sluett
117
r
7% preferred-.100
Class
Jleve Tractor.._(t)
Clev Un Stk Yards.t
46
3
(f)
..
102
82
17%
11%
91%
(t)
7% preferred--100
Bldg Prod class A (t)
1
12
7% preferred-.100
Rights
Bullard Go,
Bulova Watch
V
45
$2% conv. pref..5
Budd (E G) Mfg_(t)
7%
New common—.5
lark (D L)
15%
BnshTermCocom( ♦
7% debenture. inn
k Last sale.
^
ity A Sub Homes!
ity Stores
63
80
Oont'l Oil (Del)... 5
Cont'l Oil (Mex)
1
Preferred..
6 X % cum pf—100
15%
ioo
Pf(8%)(non-v)lO0
Cuba
60
(t)
Glass B (vot)-.(t)
Continental Can..20
Oont Dlam'd Fibre .5
Continental Mot (1)1
Crane Go
100
lark Eq Co com.(t)
I'aude Neon Lt
1
Buckeye Pipe Jb__60
Bucyrus-Erie Go. 10
7% cum pref. .100
Com class B
53%
14%
86%
.(t)
29%
33%
951H
8
7% preferred.—II
OontBkg A (vot) (t)
$2.70 preferred (t)
28%
New $5 pref
Consolidation Coal.
Preferred
Consumers Co com 5
8% prior pref-100
7% 1st pref..-100
Container Oorp ..20
Preferred. ....100
Ooty Inc
(t)
Oourtauds Ltd—
Am dep rets ord£l k
Cramp (Wm)
A
§3% conv pref-.'t
hie Rivet A Machi¬
ne
rellow OaD—t
sickasha Got O.IO
32%
100
Collender
Preferred--
M
^
6% pref
100
Corp..
10
Mfg.5
Uherry-Bur Oorp (t)
Preferred
100
Jhesebr'ah Mfg..26
Chic Dally News
(t)
Preferred..—, (t)
ihic June Rys A Un
Stk Yds stpd-_100
Preferred
1
(t)
r
Consol Oil Oorp.-(t)
$5 cum dlv pref (t)
Oorroon A Rey'uait)
$6 conv A pref (f)
losden Oil-...
{
A
(f)
t
6%
18%
13
5y Jnveafclog .100
Brown Forman
75
16%
38%
102
48
(Cleveland) ...(t)
10
11
77%
77%
Cooper Bessemer
1
$3 cum pf A.....+
Corn Prod Refg—25
31%
3%
9%
27
70%
13%
22%
31%
Brit-Amer Tob reg 41
Ordinary bearer £1
British Celanese Ltd
Amer dep rets- 10s
18
19%
Gins Film Indus.. 1
$2 cupi part pf__t
Cons Laundries— (t)
100
ltldsOo com
14%
11%
38%
Preferred
10
Cord Corporation_.5
22%
(f)
-
13
Paper
Preferred
Registered
101]
23;
115%
29%
hie Mail Order.,
hlc Pneu Tool
__(
Coupon
Warrants
Burdines Inc
(t)
Preferred
(f)
Burma Corp Ltd—
Am dep receipts..
Burns Bros com A(f)
105
52"
7
3
¥45
46
5
$3.50 conv pref (t)
Burco Inc com
f
79
—
v.-
2%
44%
7%
27%
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
Budd Wheel
53
105
10
4%
ttruns wlck-Baike-
26
4
17%
13%
2
Bruck Silk Mills, (t)
121
Prior A
__(t
AutoVot Machine(f
Aviation Oorp(Del) I
Axton-Flsb Tob A 10
Preferred
.100
Babcock A Wil_. (+)
3%
1.25
2%
OlgarOorp- (t)
6%% Pfd ww-100
6%% pfex-warlOO
7 H preferred.-100
Oont Screw com-. 10
Ihecker Cab
59
preferred. 100
Brillo Mfg
Brown Shoe
101
kterpiilar 1'rac
hlaneseOorp
,_itj
7% 1st part pf.100
7% prior pref. 100
lelotex Co com.(t)
5% cum pref—100
IdUulold Corp
16
1st preferred-, (t)
*7 Pref
(t)
hntral Agulrre
Associates
(t)
Charts
Brown Fence A Wire
111
6% preferred--100
.
2%
Brlggs Mfg
Brlgsrs A St.ratton (t)
Brighton Mills pflOO
Brill Corp cj. A—t
Glass B
t
Distillery
Tack
|
Auburn Automob (t)
Austin, Nlch A Ge.t
Atlas
25
1.05
c
.
Bristol-Myers
15]
70]
29 %
!
Fibre
37
24%
BrownOo6% pf-100
Assoc
Atlas
M
Cons
135
Jastle (A M) A
latalln Oorp
lhampion
3
Bridgeport Brass
Bridgeport Mach
Class A
Bristol Brass
23
104
7%
Armour
Oommon
22
Automatic—
Merch $3.50 pf (t)
Consol Car Heat. 100
^
7 % preferred. -100
!ertain-Teed Prods
Common.—
(t)
Preferred
100
29
\m
t
v
132%
107%
17%
27%
100
Brewers A Dist
116%
80
16
Bowm Bilt HotelsFirst preferred 100
Angoetura-Wupperl-
29
28%
79%
107%
Botany Cons M..(t)
Bourjois, Inc
(t)
$2.75 cum pref (f)
Bower Roll B'r'g—5
Anchor Cap
$6% convpref.
Anchor P A Fence.,,
58
96
48%
Consol
Class B
9
116
7% preferred..
40%
Borg-Warner Oorp 10
7% pref
-100
Borne. Scrymser—26
Boston-Herald
Traveler Oorp_(t)
Preferred
1#
Corp
J«se Lock wood l
Bratnard Go
50
40
88
t
15
Boston Woven Hose
A Rubber com. (t)
$6 pref \ t c
Anaconda W AO-
mann
5
A— (t)
B
3%
_
—
com
Oommon
Borden Co
7% Preferred.-100
Preferred
20
Brass
Amer Wind Glass
Am Wool
9
45
Googoleum-Nalrn— t
Congress Cigar
t
Consol Aircraft—.1
Preferred
illH
\V*
t
Consol Royal Oil. 10
Consol Textile
(t)
Urnation Go—- (t)
7% pref
100
10
21%
93%
23%
(t)
Oonsol Retail Sts_.5
8% pf with warlOO
Indus Alch. (t)
Class B...
_(t)
in
Jase(JI) Co-...
21%
110%
110
10(i
Bon Ami
30
Jarriers A Gener
Bohn Aluminum A
25
Foreign—
Oorp—(t)
66
9
Bohack Realty pflOO
6% preferred.-100
,
62
100
1st pref..
Am Transformer
(t)
Am Type
Invest
19
20%
Boeing Airplane
5
Bohack (H O) com.t
Am Thread pref
1%
24%
(t)
Inc 7% pref
Am Sugar Refg_. 100
ser *35
Mach vtc
1
Oonde Nast Pub.(t)
30%
Can Falrbank pf-100
48
(8)—
Oommon
ill
Airways
) airier
♦
1st preferred
.50
2d preferred B 10
Bloomlngdale Bros.f
Pref cum 7%—100
26
8%
non-cum pflOO
Am Steel
F'drles_( t
7 % preferred- -100
.
27%
15%
Go—(t)
115
25%
27
21
Bliss (E W) Go...
Ilk
(t)
Class B
Blaw-Knox
Am Snuff
(t)
(tj
Preferred
100
Canadian Colonial
4%
45
7% preferred--100
6% second pf-100
2%
12
Preferred
100
Canadian Oar A F(t)
Preferred
25
Canad Celanese. _(f)
105
Blauner's com—-(t)
Preferred
_(t)
Preferred
100
t
100
A
Preferred
Canada
Wire
Cable A
2%
Amer
Seating vtc.t
Preferred
\tfr
40
Black&DeckerMfg.:
47..
Oompo Shoe—
Preferred—100
Rasor (t)
American Screw. 10'
Amer Ship bide., ft)
AmSmelt A Refg. (t)
$4.25
_
Oomm Solvents
inadian
1%
36
Conv preferred
(t)
Class B
114
16%
Safety
Can Dry Glntr Ale 5
Canada Forgings—
Class A
(t)
30
27 9^
(f)
6% preferred
60%
113%
100
Canadian Bronze
5l%
130%
2
24
5
2
16
7
85
51
56%
A
Am
113
0 >mm'l Invest Tr. t
Oonv pref opt ser +
Preferred
Class B
Beth Steel (N
23
50
~9%
9%
38
1%
12%
,
..
niture com w w_.
38
(t)
Amer Pneu Ser v.. 25
1st preferred—. 50
Radiator
Stand Snnit
101%
Commercial Credit—
Oommon
10
5%% conv pf-100
20
com
Canada SS Lines
3%
.(
53
4
Call! Pack Corp.. (t)
22%
51
37%
American News
53%
f
„■
t C— (t,
v
Can Iron Found-100
Benson A Hedges (
25%
13%
-
Amer
3%
24%
Industrl
Beneficial
Loan common.(
20
Locomotive, t
7 % preferred- -100
Amer Mach A Fay. f
Am Mach A Met (t)
Am Maize Prod.
(f)
Amer Maracaibo.. 1
Amer
Potash
Ohem
88%
15%
24%
3%
3%
Machinery
Preferred
108
Beidlng Hem'way(t]
Amer
Corp.
18%
87%
20
Glass A
Glass B
OolO A G
Campbell
Bellanca Aircraft—
Foamite Oorp—
7 % preferred—100
Amer Laundry
conv
107
Preferred
Oolumbla
B'casting
System Inc—
21%
64%
9
Wyant A
Cannon Fdry—it)
Canada Gement.lOO
113
Beech-Nut Pack_.2(
Am Intern Oorp- _(t)
Amer-La France
6%
112
63%
Oolumbla Pic com(t)
$2.75 conv pref
Colum Oarbon v t ct
Estates
7% 1st pref— -loc
Beatrice Cream. .21
Per share
Columbia Baking—
Oommon
Oalamba Sugar
70"
7% preferred.-100
Amer Hosiery
Amer Ice Go
Stocks.
Gilt's Patent Fire
Arms Mfg—. .25
—(+)
I4
'
Leath (t)
Amer Home Prod-.l
Ask.
10
17%
86%
84%
16%
%
Barnsdall Oorp
Barnsdall
Bid.
20
17
25
SS.10
Amer Metal Go
Butler Bros
Butler (James)
17
8% preferred--100
Am Hide A
Par
Bush Terminal
lio H
2
Am Express .
100
Amer Fork A Hoe(t)
Am-Hawalian
Stocks.
Per share.
49
1110%
(f)
Amer Hard Rub-.60
STOCKS
Bldgs pref ctfs. 100
▲mer Equities Oo__l
Am Hardware
Ask.
Per share.
Balwin Rubb
37%
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
60
115
Dennison Mfg—
42
J Called April 15 at 110.
nrpferred
100
63
120
march, 1936]
industrial
&
Bid.
Stock..
Stoaks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
56
60
3*4
8*4
.
1st oref
50
100
_.
57
55*
52%
116%
116*4
2d pref
100
Diamond Match.(t)
0% part pref...25
Diamond Shoe—
115
6*4% Pf (w w)100
Dictaphone com _(t)
105
50
120
Preferred
39
100
.
First Nat Stores._(f)
7% 1st pref—iOO
H)__(t)
114
Flshman (M
Preferred
100
100
8
5*4
florshelra Shoe comt
28
30
Flour Mills of Am(t)
Preferred
(f)
Follansbee
Bros.(+>
42
11
32 «
60
32%
52%
50*4
99*4
Dominion
24
39
39%
Dominican Coal
Preferred......25
17
r
17%
-
115
Glass. 100 r 112
Dominion
Preferred
Dominion Steel
ft Goal B
100
7
10
69
25
t
100
Dow Ohem com
Preferred
Dow
104%
ii*4
10*4
100
120
110
Dresser (8 R) A—T
Class B
f
30%
Driver Harris Co 100
36%
Dryden Paper
144
132*4
East Dairies Ltd
2
1
15
(+)
22*4
34*
.26
Lock..
35
9
.6
55
Lines
Eastern Sugar
Common
Assoc
13
1
-1
Preferred
23%
160%
6 % preferred-
100
Easy W Mach B_(t)
Eaton MfgOo
t
Economy Groc Strs.
Edison Bros Stores, t
.
Preferred
161
160
Eastman Kodak.
164
8
J>3/*
32
32%
38"
3%
3
Elsemann
Magneto t
preferred
100
Electrical
7%
13
7%
7%
%
5
preferred.. 100
Electric Boat
..3
Elec ft MusicalIndus Am ahs
Elec Shovel Coal
ill%
16
34*4kfc35
117"
97
loo"
28
15%
16"
66
67
W
44
20%
Corp
Fair (The) Chic
7 % preferred ..100
26
Co
106%
3
11%
8% non-vot pf.100
Fairbanks Morse._t
45%
145
6 % preferred- 100
Falrchlld Avla
1
9%
Fa tardo Sugar oldlOO k 157
_
.20
Falstaff
Brewery.. 1
Famous
Players
109
6%
..6
...-o
Ex-Celi-O A&T...3
Evans Prod
129%
36
6%
14%
35%
20%
4%
110
itH
45%
151
9%
20
23
19
23
(f)
Fansteel Metallurg
Faultless Rubber, (t)
,
Fedders Mfg com (t;
Federal Mot Tr
'-(t)
15%
It*
29%
"""
Fed Screw Wks..(t)
Federated Dept. Sts t
10
4
21%
46
32
31%
10%
5%
22%
a
(t)|
com
—
%3
(t)
3
39
Called April 1 at 115.
3%
41
.(t)
(W E) com.:
prof
Helme
(<•♦
W)
92
100
95
Katz Drug pref--(t)
Kaufman Dep St
102
3l%
7*4
2
15%
2?M
135
163
77*4
48*4
110
8
16
25
31
new
31*4
108*4
100
%
95
New
!
preferred ..50
preferred—5
4*4
109*4
Glen Alden Coal— j
Co
t
prior pref. 100
How'd Smith Pap(t)
_
6%
11
114*4
2
11*4
11*4
115
4
100
15
17*4
69*4
10
(t)
(f)
2*4
1
Gupp Motor
Tuylere Inc—
1*4
35*4
Common
7% pref stmpd 100
Hygrade Sylvan.(t)
614s conv pref.(t)
(t)
Illi iolr uriok
25
Ideal Cement
t
7% preferred. .100
Tire ft
com., (t)
87 1st pref
(f)
£1 k
Industries
Imperial OH Ltd (t)
Registered shares.
% R of
(t)
r
70
71%
pref
50
r
58
59
Nominal
r Canadian price
x
EBx-dlvldend.
;
m
m
5
90
27*4
18*4
Wire
90
95';
97
30
40
20*4
2*4
—
24*4
18*4
87*4
$6 part pref A.(t)
Keystone Steel
ft
28
24
Oorp.(t)
Kendall Co—
22
Keystone Watch
16 2-3
t)
Kingsbury Brew..1
Sing Royalty .—(t)
Preferred..—100
KtnnerAlr ft Mot.l
Kinney (G R) Inc.. t
88 preferred
100
Klrby Petrol—
1
Klein (D E) Co—(t)
Kleinert Rubber. .10
Kjnot Corp
Knox
Hat
3
2*4
99
70c
6
65c
5*4
37*4
4*4
34*4
20
i°o%
854
4*4
6
Kobacker Stoi-es -(t)
80
Cum pref 7%-100
Kolster-Brand Ltd—
%
£1
Amer sharei
Koppers Gas ft Ooke
Preferred
-.100
Kresge Dept stores 1
8 % preferre I—100
KreBge (S 8) Co—
Corn (vot i
10
7 % preferred. -100
Kress (8 H) ft Co (t)
6*4
5*4
80
75
23*4
23*4
104
70
12
;
17*4
26%
25*4
common
20
15
5
29
50
Wood*
Milling—
t r;20
Class B com
30
Laclede 8teel
Lake
of
the
100
Preferred
37
39
112
59
62
r
131
Landers, Frary ft
110
10
-(t)
7% pref w w— 100
Langendorf United
Bakeries cl
Class B
24
24
Lanston
A.(t)
(t)
14*4
7*4
24*4
50
51
7
k
75
13*4
13
4*4
3*4
Monotype
75
I
14*4
t Without par value,
9
8*4
Lane Bryant Inc
9*4
23*4
23*4
24*4
2f
Clark
1
105
65
6% preferred —10
Kreuger (G) Brew *
Kroger Grocery ft
Baking
105
102
Lakey Fdy & Mach 1
Lambert Co
t
9*4
\
24
com
Machine Co.-.100
of Canada oom'
—
9*4
9*4
1
Class B
Imperial Tobacco
i
-
27
Kuppenhelmer ft Co
Imperial Chem
Goodyear
Rubber
9
i
1*4
KAlvtnator
1*4
35*4
5*4
5
H y grade Food Prod.
80 cum conv pfd_1
Gold Seal Elec
]
;
19*4
8
80
Xelsey-Hayes Wheel
Conv class A..—1
18
68
Preferred
Goebel Brewing—1
Canada new
74
11
•
preferred .100
Indson Mot Car
Godchaux Sugar—..
Class A
._(t)
Goodrich (B F>._
30*4
Humble Oil & Ref(t>
(f)
(Adolf) Co..5
$7 preferred
44
73
44
Howe Scale com.(t)
Giooe-Wernicke, (t)
3l*
3m
30
25
vot tr ctfs
Glldden
Globe Und'writers.2
20*4
43 %
Class A
8ro«
t
7% preferred. .100
47
100
13
106
7% preferred—100
Heudaille-Hershey
(f)
20
6%
27
30*4
Ftornft lfard't(NY)t
ft)
(t)
(T)
*
12*4
t
(A O) com—(t)
Old
20
(t)
42
100
100
--(t)
Co
10
Preferred
61
95
100
>
19
12.50
-.100
taynee
Ki m berly-Olark.*- v
9*4
38*4
(t)
Horn
Preferred
118
9"
(t)
Horder's Ind
Uormel (G A) ft
7% pref
33*4
104
21*4
(t)
Class B
t
Household Fin pf 60
Houston Oil tTex' 100
n
88
60
Hooker Electrochem¬
8% cum pf A..100
Georgian Inc.-
ft Last sale,
100
50
pref-.(t)
Preferred
42*4
88*4
K O Stock YdsMel 00
37
109
ical
"4*4
41
Kalamazoo Stove (t)
Holophane Co—(t)
Conv pref vtc.(t)
Geo Tire ft Rub .26
4
Jones A Laughlin
Steel com
100
Case
100
Preferred
6
92
48
(OB) OoA.(t)
■
62
9
21
HoUander (A)ftSon.5
Preferred
16*4
5
87*4
76
115
Holly Sug Co
15*4
Class A
Johnson Tin Fob
ft vfetal
7% conv pref. 100
Kelly Springf Id Tire
Common
-.5
86 preferred—(t)
Keuogg awitcn ft S10
Preferred
.100
132
84 conv pref
Heyden Chemical .10
Hey wood-Wakefleld
Warrants
New
is
131
conv
■
120*|^
24*
t
T
$5
19
75
122*4
121*4
124*4
32*4
151)
32)
Holland
li
72
(t?
Inc_^T^
32
26%
non-cumpflOO
1st preferred
27*4
22*4
JmasftNaumburg2*4
i
*
16*4
16*4
115
Kzyser (Jul) ft Co. 6
K Ith-Albee Orob—-
7% preferred-.100
Herr-Hall-Mar v 100
Equipt
T
40
1*4
J*
2b
Hershey Chocolate
New common
Preferred
Interstate Hos'y.(t)
Intertype Oorp_.(t)
8% 1st pref—100
Iron Fireman vtc(t)
Irving Mr Chnte..1
Jackobs (F. L.)
130
100
(f)
85 conv pref
_
7% preferred-.100
18*4
\bl2%
13g ,13*1
i79% <29%
13*4
Hercules Powd— (t>
_
Gillette Saf'Raz..
7 % preierred.. 100
IntTe^tBnok
(t)
Int'l Vitamin Corp.
Com
Hercules Motors.(t)
Hires
~2~~
er
Internat 8llver ..100
104*4
o»
Common
Stockyards (t)
7%
$
2%
14%
Preferred w w__25
7%
Gilbeit (A O)
Gilcrist Co
53*4
19*4
57*4
24
Rubensteln...(t)
Heller
pf—(f)
preference
28*4
53
12*4
25
7% cl A
H
(f)
Giinhel
co< i-n>
126
1
Hearst Oonsol Pub—
Sign com (t)
Gondvear
Feltman & Curme
2
1
viold Dust Corp v t c i
Fanny Farmer Candy
CO
^
.(t)
10
Class B
OanOo-p com-. .1
Vot trust ctfs
A(
Hazel tins Corp
f
Gibson Art—
27*4
108
r-4 O
100
warr
Hazel-Ablas GUsa.zr
Class B com
Gobel
38%
6%
12t%
ilS
1
America
GenPatntOorpA
A
39*4
100
Hayea Body
Haytian Corp of
6% preferred
Geo Theat
104*4
Preferred
f+)
Adv't'g
Common..
(t)
Gen
l6%
100
Intl Saf Raz B
B...(t
(t)
7% preferred-.100
Johnson Educ'r Bis-
8*4
Class B
Old common
14%
Preferred.
with
40%
109*4
Class B
Brew
31*1
Preferred
Johns-Manv
t
...
-
37
39
6*4
Jewel Tea
106
6%% cum pref
Gen Outdoor
Gen Optical
26
ist
Hat.hawav Bak
.100
Motors
oref
118
24
Hat Corp class A..1
(t)
Preferred
17
17
35
Shoe
Harvard
5
Foods Oorp.(f)
5%
8*4
21
114
10
Hartman Tob—.10
.5
General
7*4
19*4
100
Cqynmon
30
't)
(t)
6% preferred. .100
Internat Prod—(t)
Internat Pulp
f
~8%
Paper
A-
2*4
2*4
Interstate iJeptSw t
7%
10
Preferred
Mills
23
106
100
iM
.
(t)
100
Int "etrol
HarD-Wulk ttei—
5
10
86 conv pref
(t)
Gen Steel Wares, (t)
18
Seltzer class A 2*4
Class B
2 *4
Common
Preferred
.
Gen Steel Casting—
Common
(t)
Emerson's Bromo
common.
7%
ion
10
$5 cum pref—(t)
_
18%
-
K
1
New
"7%
6%
19%
Hauua
(t)
100
Gen Cigar common t
7% preferred..100
General Electric, (f)
General Elec Ltd—
Am dep rets regfl
Gen Fireprooflng-.t
General
7
~7%
Preferred..
6% cum pref..lU0
Handley Page
k
Am dep rets pref.
(t)
8% preferred—(V)
Preferred
118
Hale ft KUburn—
Common....
6% preferred. .100
Gen Refractories (t)
Eureka Vac Olean.6
114
6%
86 pref
Gen Ry
2%
8% preferred—25
Emsco Derrick
5
Endicott-Johnson.50
7% preferred-.100
5% preferred-.100
Equit Office Bldg(t)
Eureka Pipe L—60
¥4*
44%
Gurd (Chas & Co) (t)
Preferred
100
16%
6
(t)
Class B—
Class O.
/ 7 % preferred-
m
125*4
ncernat Salt.
83
40
100
7% 1st pref
7*4
7*4
(CanadaH
-»iwrnat Shoe
zVA
(t ]
.
mi
:68«,
68
150
Int Ptg Ink com
6% preferred. .100
Gulf Oil Corp
2b
Hammerralll
52
18
M
Gypsum L & Ala_(t)
34"
Pack....(f)
Gen Baking
69"
c25c
v t
Guantanaaie Hug --1
150
.....(f)
(t)
.
22
common
Printing
28
6% part pref
50
Ely Walker D G..25
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred ..100
Fairbanks
New
1
50%
Elk H Coal Gorp_-i
Exch Buff
7%
4%
Groc St Prod
6814
Hall
25
....1
Elgin N Watch
126
$6 pf with wrr.(t)
Gen Rayon A stk. (t)
Electrographlc Corp
Common
35^
Gen'l Print Ink—(t)
6%
-t
.-
3%
41%
112%
14%
3%
14*4
(t)
pref
Elec Stor Batt
Green(H L)7 %pf 100
Greyhound Corp.. .5
t
Class A..
Steam
Auto-Ute
Partic
~8
.(t)
Sterlizer
Electric
26%
31%
Halle Bros
Gen Asphalt
General Aviation
(t)
Uarvester
7% cuai pref.. 100
Int P8p & Pow a (t)
20%
19
44*4
33*4
Cig
[nt Nickel
15
16%
15
pref
Machine.. 10
Mach—(f)
Int
Int
100
177
Button Hole
*ew
45
A com..
"5*4
*!
37
36*4
170
Int Cement Corp (t)
10
60
(Robert) —(t)
conv
er
4*4
13*4
13*4
40*4
5*4
Corp—f
Grafld Tap ft Die__t
16 preferred...100
J 1.50 preferred (t)
0% cum pref. .100
110*4
3%
Elsler Elec Oorp.(t)
Fltlnwon Srhlld
7% preferred. .100
Green (H L) Co Inc
Common
1
Greif Bros Cooperage
136
In
114"
ubber(t)
Interlake tron
(t)
Interlake Stearash( t)
30
34%
137%
pi
144
137
7% prior pref. 100
Business Mach.j-
40"
29%
34%
16
30*4
H3*4
(t)
Steel.
In
37
2*4
2*4
Vk*
30
135
Inland
126
Preferred
100
Great Nor Pap...25
Great
West Siig.fti
18
Ingersoll-Fand
(t)
5% preferred .100
26%
27%
pref. 100
$6
Indus Finance vtc 10
Preferred
100
Industrial Rayon (t)
Int. Agrlc
121
124
15
5*4
16
.100
42
14%
33
Gen
20
37
100
118
5
Corp.t
(f)
26%
26%
r
(t)
1* General Cable
Class A
llH 7% pref
12
S3.50 2nd pref.(t)
t
100
Preferred
Gulf States St'l
Gen'l Bronze
1*4
Eastern Roll Mill—5
Eastern Sg
4
130
Transportation
Hosiery—
_
Eagle
6%
Freeport Tex Co.. 10
Garlock
27 H
Tea
Muc
Non vot com
8%
Gen Alloys Co
t
Class A pref...10
General American
o
20
(t)
6 % preferred- 100
Duval Texas Sulp (t)
26%
10
com
&
6*4
(f)
....
Intercont
Hamilton Watch.(t)
'
Class B com.,
Atl
2d preferred
Gabriel Co. clA
Durham Dup Razor
Durham
122
Class A
(f)
Franklin RySup.(t)
Gair
i*
S*
7*4
Oil non-vot
Class B
Indus Accep
Cum pref
7% preferred—100
Int Merch Mar.. (t)
Fox Film—
Preferred
143 %
131
Class A conv_-(t)
Prior preferred - ( t)
5
Lamp com..(f)
Hall (W F)
7
16
20%
32%
Gt Lakes To w... 100
Gamewell Co.
stock.. 100
Deben
iM
'45
__iQ0
Fuller (G A) Co—
Partic pref
(t)
2%
2%
6%
15%
115*4
DuplanSilk
_t
8% cum pref. .100
DuPont (tt I) de N
ft Co com
20
(t)
pref
conv
!?K
"6%
6
r
Internet-.1
Dunhlll
34*
Foundation Co
0%
5
4
26%
111
4%
__
Foundation Co—
of Canada
•4%
Froedert Grain ft
Malt pref
l%*
105
(t)
ft)
DublllerOond'ser
31%
29
(t)
t
Foreign shs A—(t)
conv
9*4
42*4
Indiana Terr Ilium
14
39
38
dep rets ord £1
88
Gray Telephone Pay
Station
Am
10%
3%
13%
Receipts
(t)
Grant (W T)
(f)
Graton ft Knight—t
.
of Gt. Brit ft Irel'd
ndlana Pipe Line 50
Indian Rercom
10
Part paid subscrip
Preferred
Imperial Tobacco
18
86
-
Ask.
Bid.
Per share.
10%
Grand Raps Varn.(f)
Grand Union ctfs
1
8*4
47
5
24
811k—
Hosiery (voting)-t
7% preferred.. 100
Graham-Paige Mot.l
63
45*4
28*4
2*4
■-
17
37
15
Preferred..... 100
%
27
103 %
121
(t)
Drug
Preferred
M
69
Dominion Stores, (f)
25%
Forem't D'y Prod(t)
Conv pref.
-----(t)
87
Douglas Alrcrf __(t)
Douglas Shoe pf.100
8%
Class B
t
Ford Motor France.
_
Gotham
Gt
"
Par.
"%
100
Foster Wheeler.,
140
25
4%b conv pref.
Ford Co Ltd—
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A
t
20
Bdge.100
9*4
42
110
Guar Tr rets
102
Dold (Jacob)
Pf
0*4% pref....
1*4
Food Mach'y new 10
70
67
(t)
45
83 pref with war.f
Gorham Mfg vtc.(t)
16*4
61
100
Flintkote Co cl A. (t)
4
116
14*4
FIsk Rubber Oorp.l
$0 preferred
40
4%
23%
Gorham Inc com A-T
45
44
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per share.
31
103*4
103
25%
2$H
Dixon (J) Oruc_.100
Doehler Die-Cast (t)
Preferred
;
Stocks.
$3 cum conv pf (t)
Granite City St l.m
30*4
10
6% 1st pf ww. 100
First Boston Corp
~6%
4*4
.
Preferred
111*4
*4
51%
ss
Seagrams
(t)
Distillers & Brew's.5
Distillers Liquors..5
.
6 % % cum pref 100
25
See Invest trusts
108
6*4
Common
10
$3 preferred ... 100
Distillers Co Ltd.£l
Distillers Oorp.
4:0%
15*4
21*4
14*4
19*4
23*4
111*4
Film Insp Maeb-(t)
Firestone Tire ft Rub
Common
1
%
ft
(t)
Co
21
..
Dictograph Prod..2
DIGlorgio Fruit—
_
38"
37
(Marshall)
5*4
5
5th Ave Bus Sec. (f)
Filene's Sons
(t)
Devoe
A
Raynoids
Glass A (non-vot)t
Common B
(t)
19
Field
10
36
34
Enamel
Preferred
3%
Foundry
...5
Detroit Paper Prod 1
(t)
5.50
Fiat Am dep rets
Fldelio Brewery...1
Ferro
59
55
Derby O & Ref com +
Detroit Gray Iron &
Ask.
Per share.
Per sharr
Dentist Supply
Denver Un Skyds(t)
87
stocks
miscellaneous
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
t Called Feb. 29 at 115.
:
88
INDUSTRIAL
MISCELLANEOUS
&
STOCKS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue;
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Par.
Bid.
Per share.
18
20
15
100
Lee Rub A Tire
6
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Cement
15%
(t)
3%
21%
Leh Goal A Nav.(t)
9%
Leh Port] Cement 50
19%
117
Cony pre.
7% preferred->100
Lehigh Valley Ooait
3%
19%
119%
3
ii8
99
1%
41%
1%
41
110
58
Llbbey-Owens-Ford t
9%
J%
~
6% preferred-.100
Mergenth'ler Llno(1)
114
47
75
(t)
Preferred
50
53
45
48""
Merrlt, Chapman A
Scott
5%
(t)
6%% pref A—100
1
Machine
5%
55*
5
Mesabi Iron
Mesta
48%
6
Llg A Myers Tob-26
106 %
108
Metal A Thermit
t
107%
164 %
21 %
35%
8%
39%
6%
10%
107 %
Preferred
100
Metrop Pav Brick, t
49
112
2/1
116
Life Savers
Common
B
7 %preferred. -100
Lily Tulip Oup--(t)
Lima
Wks_t
Locom
Lincoln Printing, (t)
50
Lindsay Lt AChemlO
7% preferred
Preferred
10
Link Belt Co
Metal Text lie
165
Preferred
(f)
21
Preferred
100
40
Mexico-Ohio
6%
10%
47%
Mich
3%
2%
1%
5%
19%
Oil.(t)
Gas A OU...1
Michigan Sugar.. (t)
Pref erred
......
10
38%
\ 2%
ii
Midland Royalty—
$2 conv pref
(t)
51
Class B
19%
18%
9%
7%
48%
104%
10%
Loew's inc
+
56.50 cumpref.(t)
Loew's Boston Th 25
Loft Inc
.1
100
Common
(t)
Href 6%%
100
MInneap-Honeywell
118
..10
aa—iuu
7 % preferred
100
Loudon Packing (t)
dng
Louisiana Oil Refit
146
..
23%
150
100
Preferred
Ludlum
Steel
ira
49%
40%
128%
%
5%
52%
35%
10
Macfadden Pub..
Preferred
Mack Trucks Inc (t)
MacMUlan Oo.__(t)
~1%
6%
Mandel Bros lnc.it)
Mangel St com__(f)
Shirt. 25
WkslO
Montgomery
7*
6
18%
Class A
1.95
4%
4%
13%
9%
7
39
15
Masonlte Corp ..it)
92%
-
7
100
36
94
7
37
34
159
34%
Class A
$5 preferred ..100
M array Corp
10
Murray Ohio Mfg .+
Muskegon Pist Ring
Muskogee Co com
47%
20%
49%
Nai
$3 cum pf x-W-.(t)
48
21
109
53
54%
48%
4%
4
Refining preferred
Nat
29%
(t)
100
r
McCrory Sts ivot)_l
cl B.1
6% conv pf-.lOO
McGraw-Hill Pub.t
McKeesport T PI (t
pref-.(t)
com
(f)
6% conv pref.100
McYVm sDredg-.(f)
Mead Corp com _(t)
Preferred
_t
10%
16%
101
102
13
14
13%
10%
104%
21
1st pf0%
101
MengeJ Co
1
7% cum pref..l00
Mercantile Stores(t)
100
10
...
*
Preferred
SecCoclA___l
(f)
10 J*
25
preferred-.100
2d
preferred.. 100
Nat Casket com.U
Preferred $7
(+
Nat Cash Reg...
13
86
40%
11%
19%
15%
14%
47
$2
16
14%
33%
160
161
43%
44
40
42
10
9%
119
101
Pref class B
100
North A Judd
43%
13%
10%
43%
13%
62%
14%
99
63%
87
66%
110%
66%
aVA
60
~9%
62%
24%
85
27
Preferred
r
28
48
r
r
35
212
Preferred
Common
8% conv pf A. 100
Ontario Steel Prod( t)
100
Elevator
Otis Steel
.
f
(t)
...
7% prior pref.100
Outboard Mot A_(t)
Class B
H)
Outlet Co com
..(f)
7 % preferred-_ 100
Tire
1st preferred
2d
__
preferred
"4%
Transpcom
Pan-American
Nat
Gypsum 1st pfNational Lead..100
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
104
105
270
288
161%
164%
140
145
26
(t)
(f)
National Leather. 10
2%
100
65
Preferred
loo
Nat Lock Washer_20
96
25
Nat Mfrs A Stores (t)
Nai Licorice
com
.
7%
32%
OanadUo
Corp.!
''jiolfic West Oil. (t
b^ckard Motor,
(t)
Pan-Am Airways
Pan-American
Southern
5
prlne,
x
A
Type
100
23
®x-dl^deni.
25
22%
114%
36%
22%
115
r
6
10
r
85
90
9%
30%
130%
19%
9%
...
33ijC k
Publication Corp (t)
"Irst pref
100
Pullman Inc
52
4%
29%
45%
220
122%
18
96%
17%
3%
3
53
49%
113
103
46%
20%
^
16%
-42%
_.(f)
8% pref rets...
0%
pref
vot
100
6% pref rets-.-
Purity Bakeries..(f)
PjrreneMfg
.in
Quaker Oats
(t)
6% preferred.. 100
.
12
126
108%
110%
123%
15%
.
134%
141
RadloCorp—See P U
1%
5*
A
Securities
149"'
148
Railway
5%
39....
16
9
15
8%
7
42
16%
9%
16%
8%
5%
16%
5%
15%
11%
.
t
Light
(f)
Product A
Class B com
Rainier
__t
16
17
(t)
(f)
Class B
Raymond
5%
2%
!*
32%
4%
91%
94
6
75
10%
9%
10
77
ilO.
10%
40%
33%
33
12%
13
31
34
4
30
'V
4%
30%
Silk
Hoalery M (vot) 10
7% pref vot—100
(f)
ted Bank Oil
14%
15
80
83
4%
Button-Hole
Machine
10
17
Yeece wold Mach.10
Reed Roller Bit_.(f)
ceeves (Daniel), (t)
0 % % Dref
105
100
Regent Knit Mills (t) k
5%
Reis (Hobt) A Oo (f)
2%
a*
7% 1st pref...100
Common..
1
6% 1st pref—100
%
40
Concrete
Pile common.... t
Preferred
f
.sece
29
1
t
Pulp A
Paper Co
'.eal
80
8%
19
Rainbow Luminous
.aybestoa-Manhat t
10
13%
Punta Alegre Sugar t
Pure 011 Co
(t)
8 % ureferred
100
_
92
May 1 at
6
,3%
Realiza¬
tion vtc
20
2%
2d pref
8%
2%
24
(t)
8% Preferred—100
31
Pictures
.* Called
18
37
5% oref
ion
Producers Royalty. 1
131%
5%
t No par valu9.
14*
Propper M'OaU'm(t)
36
6%
Paper
preferred
2%
Metals..(t)
Properties
2%
Paramount
•
81
ft)
preferred.(T)
h*
1
4%
71%
1%
17%
5%
12
62%
R_. t
10%
32
14
pref.100
Pan tepee OU Co
1
Parafine Co Inc_(t)
114
25
62
conv
10%
12%
Hall
10
1
OO
4JU
'••att A Lambert._t
5%
Paramount-Publlx
3%
^rairie Pipe L
Raytheon Mfg
vot trctfscom50c
Foreign 1st pref..
8%
(f)
Class B
Proc A Gamble., (f)
Paramount Mots, (t)
14
,
Potrero Sugar.....5
Preferred.
5
Prairie OU A Uau .26
7% preferred. .100
5%
55%
9%
3%
94
P esseu Steel Car
95
35%
2%
32
100
Pairpont Mfg
''anhandle PA
6
22
109%
15%
%
13%
1%
!00
16%
/;
2%
3
15
Preferred
100
poor & Oo class B.it)
P »rto Rlc A Tob—
Class A
(t)
Common
Pan Am Petrol A
50
.(t)
Pac Eastern
1
tadio-Keith-oron
com..
Owens-1 lis lilam
_(f)
'lymouth OU
Pocahontas Fuel.
conv
Cushion
21%
Fire-Proofing 50
Preferred
Nat Fuel Gas
ltts United Corp 25
/ % conv
pf.... 100
Pressed
75
(t)
Preferred
10T
33%
16%
108%
14%
Oldetyme Distillers!
Oliver Farm Equip—
1%
3%
21%
16
preferred
'referred
106
+
100
100
com.
1
'ittab Term OoallOO
8 % preferred--100
Prentice
32
9%
81%
10%
i00
-
Piftshurcrh Steel Fdy
Common
(t)
152
100
Ollstocks. Ltd..
Okonite
(f)
(Ps)_.10O
P'toab PI Glass
25
Pitts ScrewABolt(t)
90
Nat
2nd
Nat Dlst
Nat
32
3
20
1st preferred-.100
Ohio Oil
(t)
Oxford Paper com-t
6% preferred
t
Pac Amer Fisheries 5
I'^clflc Uoasi Oo_.lC
ill
8
20
77
19
.
6% preferred..(t)
24%
37
75
...(f)
Ohio Leather
55%
30
33
%
12%
33%
47%
32
w
95
7%
%
9%
36%
7%
19%
Pharm
2%
11%
38%
16%
30%
32%
Dept Stores.(t)
7% 1st pref
16
103
5
Agene
Ogllvie F1 Mills
Preferred
Ohio Brass prof. .100
Clara B
t
27%
■
Preferred
Pleasant Valley
Wine Co
43%
Rubber
(t)
7% preferred—50
Novadel
.
6 % preferredPitts Forgings
8%
43
of
''Ittston Oo
2'
Norwich
Winterfront-5
itaiy
Arashs 500 lire...
42
,
North Pipe Line..50
N'west Eng com.(t)
N'West Yeast
100
Norwalk Tire A
102""
-
54
111":
30%
Nat
Match.(f)
6
8
37
North German Lloyd
Amer shares
Overman
Prod...(t)
21%
110%
Avia.l
Amer
6% preferred-.100
9%
35%
39%
38%
6%
38%
5%
.
North Cent Texas.6
No European Oil
1
Otis
9
30
38
(t>
Noma Elec Corp.. 1
No Amer
69
25
.10
.
Oppenheim Ooilins
100
conv pr<
116
66%
5%
100
TVansit.
fog
9%
Founders shares. 1
Omnibus Corp. vtc t
19%
28%
31%
24%
112%
110%
2%
10%
37%
Nat Container...
Nat Dairy Pr
Preferred
11
101
Nominal,
39
11
(t)
1st
13%
Merchants A Mfrs
n
Biscuit.
13
Nat Enam A Stpgm
108%
Mead Johnson ACof
Mellins Food
10
Melville Shoe Corp
it,
37
2%
Common
6
104%
20%
23%
22
50" "
Nat Breweries
McKesson A Robb-
Common......
56
55%
102%
100
7% preferred-.100
100%
31%
McOoll-Frontenac
r
27
7% preferred.. 100
Nat Oandv
it
16%
16%
79%
27%
16
BeJlaa- H*«s...l
Preferred
"Warrants
15%
77%
81
Preferred
Myers (FK) A Bre(t)
Nachman Springf (t)
Nash Motors
..(t)
60
McCahan Sugar
$2 preferred
1
7%
34%
National Baking... 1
107
fcLasta&le
7.50
Class B
10c
160
4c
Stores Co com.. 10
Preferred
21g
3I*
Nat Acme Co
1
Nat Avlatlon._l.10
Maytag Co..
*
1st $6 pr*»f_.
(i
S3 cum pf w w_(t)
common..
Corp..6
38%
21%
59
_
conv
32%
Mueller Brass Co__l
Mullins Mfg Corp—
105
0%
7% preferred- 100
Mavis Bottling A. 1
Mayflower Assoc. (t)
May (The) Dept
8
8%
103
Mathl'son Alkali, (t)
-(f)
N ew common-
New common. _(f)
14%
7% preferred.. 100
Massey-Harris. ..it)
72
77%
...ft*
Pines
'1tts Goal
Corp convpf-.(t)
76%
_t
fUsbury Flour Mills
15%
t
.26
.
pref. 100
Pltney-Bowes Post, t
(f)
49%
Northam Warren
71
10
^erce Oil Corp
conv
3%
12%
82
Motor
Car Corp com
5
Preferred
5
Pierce Governor.(f)
Pittsb Brewing
6
15*
North
Morse Twist Drill
A Machinery-.100
Motor Products,
t
8
45
pf 100
Niles-Bem't-P'd
37%
Pierce Arrow
10%
(t)
N
3%
7% preferr ei ..100
3btlHps Petrol..._ t
°hnenix Hosiery.
5
7% preferred-.100
"le Bakeries vtc(t)
'»r«ill Co
Y MerchandiseCommon
.....
A Co Ltd
2
5%
ioo
39
151%
Phil A Read O A 1.1
8%
5%
3%
41%
8§
100
38%
56
45%
37
Second pref
N Y Dock.
N Y Transport'n. 10
Nicholson Flle_. (t)
54
$7 conv pref-._(t)
Munslngwear inc m
Murphy (G n> On
Preferred
100
Marshall Field A Cot
Martin Parry Corp. t
.....
llA
(Philip)
9%
45
NY Investors com(t>
First pref
100
98
52
5
f
97
Cot
Morrell(John) A
5%
non cum
20%
_
60
39*
N
.
Pierce Petrol
7% pref
175
51
Morris
5%
53*
Land, (t)
Arisona
17%
11%
115
4%
16
Marlon 8t Shov_.it)
$3
Corp com_(
Mount'n A Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod
..10
1.50
,
1
Preferred
17
98
Preferred A...ItPreferred B-..100
Moore Dr For A*(t)
9
Rockwell
McLellan Sts
1
:
53
at
N Y Air Brake.,
13
Ward
fn common
9%
89
N Y Shipbuilding-. 1
,5%
37%
27
_.I0Or
MaracaiboOIlExpl 1
Margay Oil Corp^it;
Marine MldlandJ..5
9%
70
24%
"3%
3%
8%
5
N Y Auction....(f)
5%
5
12%
Moore
>
Mapes Cons Mfg.if!)\k
Maple Leaf Mill. (t)'r
cm
Monsanto Oh
Mot Wheel
A Co class A..(t>
Class B
(I)
McCord Rad cl B it)
,
10
7
(f)
Manning Bowman
orp
68
23%
36
18
Manlschewltz
OU Co
109%
29%
Mexico
9%
2
.
190
108%
29%
150
60
:
34^
173
(t)
3%
15%
9%
Non vot
(t)
w_100
w
8%
100
N J Worsted pf .100
Newton Steel
(t)
6% preferred- —
New
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
( "
24
McCaiii
6%
31
11%
111
6%% Pref
46
3%
14%
9%
5%
Preferred
Preferred
»
54%
P't Milk..
3hllllp-Jones Corp.''
New Hav 01 com.26
32
23
Corp
Common
36
Mallory (P R) com.
jtfanat) Sugar -.jut;
7% preferred-.100
Marlln
New Bradford Oil
53
Mock Judson A Voe
54
5
Preferred..
24%
5
25
ement
100
Phelps-Dodge
26
Phila lnsulwire__.1
Rayon
25
25
51
45%
9%
%
-*
0%% pf w w
ort» <
»
Molybdenum Corp.l
7% preferred-.100
.
Mo
16%
*111%
54
100
..
Class A..
24
29
Macs (R H)Co Inc. +
Mad Sq Garden..(t)
Manhattan
Line
Pipe
155
6% preferred-. 100
Macradden Newsp. t
Malllson (H K)._
32%
163%
50%
40%
pref_. t
cum
Mission Corp
(f)
Missouri Kansas—
28
J6%|cumconv pf t
ijynch Corp
5
Mac And A Forbes
6
32%
1
f+i
37%
3%
14%
New Bedford
.??*
Pet Corn of Ara ..5
Petrol Derivatives.
Pfelffer Brewing-(t)
3%
.6
Class B
lnneap-M olix e
Power Implem.-t
10.50
15
i1
M
35%
118,
Sons
A
6% pref ser A.100
MinnMinAMfg.(t)
8%
S%
•
6%% conv pf.100
Ludlow Valve
(t)
(1)
Regulator
23
35%
117
(t*
(f)
(f>
•11%
com
8%%
pf-.lO
Newport lndust—1
New Bedford
Cord
age
Paoples Drug Storeiconv
(t
7%_10(
123%
7%
Perfect Circle
Newberry Realty
Preferred
100
12
60
43
112
111
preferred-.100
Lorlllard (P)_
+
Scrip
Miller
200
1st preferred..
2d
Mid vale Co
35
109 %
Taylor.. 100
a
10%
Preferred
39
Fuel ...w
conv
Oommon
15
72%
5%
pref A100
Mfg...60
Ptnn-Mex
16%
12
Oc
J)
Common.
Preferred.
t
cam.
8% 1st pref. .100
S2 non-cum dlv
■h
(f)
4%
42
Wiles Bis--?*
5% preferred-.100
Products
11
3
4%
1H
(J
Newberry
20
4%
1%
(+)
v tc
1%
6%
7%
1
Pann Salt
113
15%
Neptune Meter A (t)
Nestle-le Mur cl A.t
Midland Steel
106
25
Longwest Corp
Loose
9%
1V*
49
iU
Long Bell Lum A (t;
Lora
MId-Oont Pet.
3%
111
Psnn Coal A Ooke 10
Pa-Dlxle Cement*. 1
il*
3i*
35*
Nelson (Herman)..6
5%
69%
(f)
Penney
(J
O)
On
Common..... (t)
13%
7%
42c
m
Pender(D)Groc'y At
Class B
26
.
98*
Peerless Mot Oar. .3
Penlck A Ford
26%
"
37c
15
115
7 % preferred
Peck. Stow A W 11c 26
0
78
25%
25%
6%
$4 pref cl A
(f)
8% cum pref..100
Pathe Film Corp._l
H%
%
Neisner Bros
i(f)
7 % conv pref 100
37%
2%
Locomotive Firebox t
56
common.2.50
New
90
UH
(t)
75
Park A Tilfora me.!
Parmelee Trans, (t)
40
com..(t>
Nehi Corp
47
Parke, Davis Oe. It)
Parker Rust Prf__(t)
32
10H
Nat Union Radio (t)
Natomas Co
7%
16%
67%
27%
27%
31%
89%
12.6t
60
Liquid Carbonic... t
Lit Brothers
(t)
Lockheed Air Craft.
Nat'l Transit
75
.10
Middle States Pet—
Class A v tc...(t)
100
116
7
16
67
7% preferred. .100
Metrop Tobacco. 100
9%
Preferred
47*
r
Corp... 26
Nat Sugar Kefg..(t)
Nat Supply C«_. 25
7 % preferred -.100
Nat Tea com
t
Nat Tool com
fid
Mexican Petrol..100
8%
Loblaw Groc Ltd At
Class B
t
2%
ei*
Nat Steel
9
+
LlonuilRefg
4*
Bia
Par
Pathe Exch InO-.(t)
pref.(t)
Del (t)
1st preferred-.100
Nat Steel Car Ltd (t)
36
47
<t)
it)
28%
Oonv part
Nat Shirt Sh
Common
50c
28 %
Liberty Baking pf 100
Mach..(t)
Nat Screen Serv (f)
Nat Service Oos-(t)
48
70
Co
Merrimac Hat
Stocks.
Per share
1%
10%
6%
69%
7%
b»
61*
llH
1
26
-10H
com
PreferredNat Rub
34
115
(t)
preferred—(r)
$7
Nat Ref
32
Merrimac Mfg pref-
107%
57%
Lib McNeil A Lib (t)
61
1
99%
13 %
Lerner Stores new(t)
Pf with war
100
35%
dh
1 ~
Merck A Co—
Common
13%
0% cum cony pffiO
Lehman Corp
(t>
Lehn A Fink Prod 5
Leonard Oil Dey..25
Preferred
Nat Radiator
34
Transportation (t
Merchants Refrig..
Ask.
Per share.
Merchants A Miners
Lawrence Portland
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share
tetter-Foster
tellable Stores
OIl_||
16%
%
19%
6
•<
March, 1936]
INDUSTRIAL
Stocks.
Bid.
Par
Par
Simms Petrol Go. 10
Reliance Mfg Co
(Illinois)
10
Preferred.
100
Remington Arms „„t
1st pref
100
Rem Yn Rand com 1
5%. prior pref. .25
$6 pref
25
n*% 1st pref._.100
Renner Co
6% conv pref. 100
6% pref ctfe
Respro Inc....
t
deferred
.10
Revere Oop & Br. 5
Glass A.
^
7%
Simon (Franklin) *
Go 7% pref—100
j>%
1
Singer Mfg.....100
Singer Mfg Ltd.. £1
Sioux Gity Stock
Yards com
(t)
Preferred
(+)
Skelly Oil
15
6% cum pref.. 100
7%
Sloss-Sheff SAT
99
23 X
23
89 %
122
1
Reo Motor Oar— .-6
Republic Steel. ..(t)
_
12%
108Ji}
_.10
cum pref..loo
Reybarn Go Inc
1
Reynolds Metals, (t)
6 % % conv pf. 100
Reynolds Spring ...t
Reynolds Tob A .10
B common..10
91
94
Typewriter
10%
Smokers Match Co.
14)2
Smyth Mfg Co—jfi
Snider Packing., (f)
Socony Vacuum
Co Inc..——15
31
113%
4%
32 X
113)*
38%
Pref with warr.100
Sonotone Corp
1
Conv preferred-.1
61%
South Coast Oorp—
Soutneast Exp—«o>
South Dairies A—
55%
So Porto RlcoSug (t)
8 % preferred- .100
S'west Pa P L
50
Spalding (AG ) ABr (t)
7% 1st pref...100
Spang OhalTt A Co t
6% cum pref..100
Sparks-Wltn'gt'n Go
Oommnn.
Spear A Oe.
Rustless Iron
& Steel..
<t)
Ryan Oons Petrol (j)
Safety Oar H A L100
Safeway Stores., (t)
6% pref
.100
7% pref.
100
Bt Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Oorp(f)
Pref class A
60
Bt Lawrence Flour
Mills com
100
Preferred
St Law'ce Pap pf 100
•
%
55
59%
109)2
12%
5H
85*
i3*
114
30
2%
9)5
44
IF
Rocky Mt A
IX
8%
7% preferred._lti0
Schulte Real Bst.(t)
18)|
8% preferred.-100
Scott Paper
t
68
120
38)5
26
29
3655
655
(t)
(t)
63)5
45)5
(t)
Segal Lock A Hard¬
(t)
Preferred
100
2¥
Belby Shoe...
(f)
33)5
Seiberling Ruoa. (t)
Selmdge Prov Stores
£1
7% preferred.. 100
Sentry Safety Gon .J
„
IX
19)5
I
preferred-100
Seton Leather
(f)
Sharon Steel Hp. (t)
Sharp A Dob me
93.50 conv pref—1
113
1155
31
7
Shattuck (Frank G> +
Sheaffer Pen
(t)
48)5
13)5
32%
Shell Trans** A Tr
47
Shell Union Oil
£2
1755
r
X %cocv pf. 100
Bherw-WUltami
26
6% pref AA— 10C
6% pref dep rets—
Sher-Wms Can..it)
Preferred..
100
Simmons-Boardman
Pub pref....
1
Simmons Co
-_1
Simmons(H)& S (tj
Preferred..
100
Simmons Hdw & Pt
Common..
1
Oonv pref.
Stand Fruit
(t)
(t)
$3 pt part pref (t)
Stand OU (Oal) ..it!
Stand OU (Ind)
26
Stand OU (Kau)..10
Stand OU (Ky)„.10
Stand OU (Neb)..26
—
ne°i
69
75%
7555
29)5
31
20
23)5
24"
1555
19)5
127
20
23%
11)5
100
V
7
6
655
100
97
6)5
6%
3f*
slH
ill*
32
155
54
56%
A*
73
16
95
105"
8)5
26)5
855
28%
955
9
100
66%
98
100%
33 X
2055
33)5
2055
15
ir-
375N
m
^
18%
104%
conv pref. 100
Preferred—
Tlmken-Det Axie. in
7% preferred—100
Timken Roll Bear (f)
Tobacco A Allied
Stocks, Inc.—.(f)
Tob Prod Expts. (f)
Tobacco Secur Ltd
Am dep rets ord £1
Am dep rets def—
Todd Shipyards (t)
TorrlugtonCo... (t»
TransamerlcaCorp "
Transcontinental A
West Air Line
5
Trans Lux DayUght-
_
32*
128
103%
93"
105
1655
123
IX
96
107
5
16%
125
IX
41
ihH
11%
15%
103%
68
:
21
J*
43%
99%
13%
16%
v
Webster
m
StrombergCarlson (t)
6% pref——100
Stroock A Go
(t)
Studebaker Oorp..i
Stutz Motor Car__t
SuUivan
Mach'y.(t)
if
Oil cam
%
eVA
64
55
16
57
105
115
1655
7
5X
5%
66%
22
2
25
3
20
40
i
Stinnett* Hugo)Oorp5
StlxBae AFoller(t)
Stone A
31
37
20%
20%
1%
10%
15%
10%
9%
15%
9)5
90
18
97
19%
13%
2%
13%
1%
21X
84
6% cum pref..100
Sunray Oil .......1
Superheater Go
(tj
Superior OU.
t
Superior Steal
to*
Sutherland Paper. 10
121X
Swan A Finch ou 1
Sweets Go of Am.50
86
122
5X
855
Swift A Go—
25
Swift lnterLiat'l-.15
Swiss OU
1
Sylvania Ind
Symington
Glass
Corp(tj
t
ou
A
t
Taggart Oorp com. t
7% preferred—(f)
Talcott (James) Inc
5)5% partic pref.
Tastyeast inc cl A .1
Taylor-Colquitt Co t
Preferred
.100
Taylor Milling
.(f)
Taylor- What ton
A Steel cam. t
Technicolor Inc..(t>
iron
5
5
—--(t)
Canadian price.
J'*
J*
36
37
5
103
13
(ti
12
oV*
30
141
161
r!U
1%
60%
155
8%
77
28
8% 1st pref—100
Universal Prod-.(t)
Unlv Pipe A Had. 1
7 % preferred- 100
Utah-Idaho Sugar-6
18
3
J*
preferred.100
Vadsco 8alea Oorp
Common
.(+>
7% conv pref-100
Valley Mould a Iron
(t)
common
lOO
_1
(t)
common-
'
5
J'*
80
J7*
40
15%
104
04%
30
24
34%
112
2%
5
(t)
7% 1st pref—-100
Oommon
_f
7% prior pref.100
6% part pref—100
-
Va Iron G A c_.ino
10%
35
5% preferred—100
1*lH
25*
Vlck Chemical....5
Financial.
5
43%
"7%
Vlck
30
Viking
20
Pump—..t
<£*
Glass A...
._(t)
Vulcan Detlnnlnglflh
3955
22%
18%
37%
76
7 % preferred- -100
Waco Aircraft
(t)
130
8%
5^
Wahi Company. _ ( t)
W altt A Bondlno A (t)
5%
90%
Glass B
Waldorf System
Preferred
155
38
(
Preferred.
Preferred
100
Underwood Elliott
t
Vogt Mfg
Vortex Cup
(ti
4
t
com (t)
32%
18%
955
Com Glass
14%
2%
ed—100
7% preferred
62
%
38
24%
24%
115
Com Glass A
74%
27%
(t)
S3 part pref—(t)
Un Cigar Stores—
6% pref—
100
75
29
14%
5
United Dry Dock (t)
Aircraft
Bros
5
..
$3.85 convpf—(f)
Warner-Qulnlan
1%
United Dvewnnd..'0
$3
1%
1
Pice—
Oommon..
-it)
t
Warren Bros
28%
29
Certificates
United Drug.
Warner
Go
Common
pref---(t)
Warren Fdy A Pipet
Warren (S D)Co—t
Waukesha Motor—5
conv
Wayne Pump ——i
Webster Elsenlohr(t)
57 preferred ..100
Welch Grape Juice. 5
Preferred
lOt
Wells Fargo Expr—1
12%
55
2%
7%
18%
27
22
24%
28%
0V*
80
22
100
2
Wesson Oil A bnow
7 % preferred- -100
United El Coal.... t
nn Eng A Fdy
United Fruit
32%
116%
19%
Warner
United-Carr Fast (t)
United
Ohemlcal
Oe
(t)
Ward Baking; Oorp—
uory-
United Air Lines
conv pref.ion
nnlted Carbon..—*
1%
14
29
Tobacco..(t)
7%
(f)
Preferred
Walworth
8
(T)
Walgreen Go
6%% cum pf .100
Walker (H) Good'm
A Worts com
(t)
.
Transport v t c—5
Unit Amer Bosch.(t;
United Biscuit—
of Am com
it)
t
-
—
„.m
.
63%
130
5
38%
t
79
West Air Exp
1
West Auto Supply—
Oommon A
(t)
43
drift
$4
1
73;
7%
_
Un Merch A Mfrs.f
United Milk Prod (t)
S3 preferred, .(t)
United Molasses Ltd
Amer dep rets—£1
Unit Paperboard 100
Prrferred.——100
Unit Piece Dye com r
Preferred..—100
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
1?K
com—
conv
pref
8%
Western Cartridge
6% preferred.. 100
99%
West Dairies Inc—
V t
c com
o
S3 preferred
—
Western Grocers _(t)
Preferred-
—
36
48
107
Western Tablet A
preferred.10
Un Publishers pf 100
Untd 8h Mach Go26
Preferred
26
U S Dairy Prod A
SSH
22
Wesslna Air Br *e(t)
W»st'he El A Mf. 50
20%
3%
44%
115%
116%
135
Stationery vtc (t)
West Indies Sugar. 1
4*
24
33
1%
7% 1st part pf.50
132%
29%
26
U 8 Dlstrlb——-t
38
39
7% conv pref-100
455
18%
U S Envelope—101
Weston El Instru
Glass A
W Va Goal A Coke, t
W Va Pulp A P*»— 1
2855
9
im
(tj
5
4%
IV*
24%
33%
5%
27%
2%
5X
26 55
2%
955
10%
5%
51
B— (t^
Common
%
37%
104
17
20
12%
29%
855
8%
13%
2955
8%
9
1
1%
1
2
8%
8%
29
"1%
US Freight
U 8 Gypsum
...
10(
Westvaco Chlorine
Products
Y
2d;
29;
107%
t
102
7% preferred--100
24%
Products pref-100 k 102%
Wheel Steel Oorp (t)
34%
108
Preferred-.—. 100
5
17%
104
White Motor
26%
25%
35
109
26%
4%
U S Hoff Machln'y5
U S Ind Alcohol, (t)
White Sew M«ch (*i
C-(t)
$4 conv pref—. (t)
21
23
White(SS)Dental 20
White Rk Min Spgs
Stk trust ctfs.-(t)
First pref
100
WIeboldt Stores—(t)
16
16%
re cum pr pf-100
.'art conv Ad A(t
U S Lines pref—(t)
U S Pipe A Foundry
Common —...2<>
35
$1.20 1st pref—(t)
35%
U 8 Playing Gard.10
U 8 Print A Lltho—
Common
(t)
Preferred —..—50
US Radiator
(tj
Preferred
100
.....
Without par
value.
0*
Wilcox A Gibbs..60
Wilcox
(H F)
OU
A Gas.........5
WUliams (R G)
Wil-Low Cafe
1
Oonv pref
(t)
....
34%
37%
6%
t
ilg
Westvaco Chlorine
Preferred
30
3655
655
125
Preferred.
100
U S Finishing ...(f)
Preferred. ..—100
U S Foil B
....1
U S Leather v t
36
Ex-dividend,
63).
128%
Va-Caro Onem—
6%
Ulen A Go
10%
Leaf Ton.,
Venezuelan Petrol
30
55
87
76
39k
Common—
2
86%
Viau Biscuit com
98
29
Unlv
15
27%
49"
3
19%
58%
73)
Universal Pictures. 1
44%
"n St YdsOmahalOO
128
Vot tr ctfs
(f)
United WaU Pap —2
7% 1st pref—-100
Union OU of Calif .25
123
pflOO
Van Raalte Co
3855
108
48
t
non-cum
Preferred
Vanadium Oorp
30
mo
U 8 Tobacco
United Stores A
t
$6 conv pref...(t)
Preferred
iiS
100
..2'
—6
14
83
113%
.
6
44%
100
UnexceUed Mfg.. 10
Un B A P Oorp
(f)
Union Garb A Garb t
102
_
.
Stewart-Warner
21%
5
112%
-
7%
133
100
preferred -100
Sugar Oorp
-t
Preferred
Valspar
Tuckett Tob pref 100
Tung-Sol Lamp
1
80c div conv pf (t)
20th Cent Fox Film
Union
U S
_
7% preferred-.100
28
100
7% preferred--100
11%
11*
Preferred
..10
Utica Knit Go—100
16%
68%
45%
Oorp..— 1
Stetson vj tli.
Preferred
131
26)5
45%
4
U 8 Steel Oorp
8% preferred--100
255
^Am dep rets reg £1
Truax-Traer Coal (f)
TrumbuU-Gliffs
Furnace pref
100
Trunz Pork Stores (f)
Truscon Steel
.10
Preferred
100
26%
1
18%
16
15
7% preferred—50
105
66
,(fi
25)5
6% preferred.. 100
Sterling Brewing. .1
Sterling Products-10
Stern Bros A
(f)
P
Triplex Saf Glass—
Fisher.
n-cu
u 8 8m Kef AMlnJd
7%
185
Union Tank Car. (+)
(Ohio)..26
5% preferred.. 100
Stand OU Export
5% guar, pref-100
7%
„
101)5
3%
1st pf. 100
U S Rubb Red
t
38
59%
Steel Forging—.1
Products
t
_(t)
Rubber.—
1 st
Picture Screen ..1
Transue A WUliams
Trlco
U S
10
Thurber Earth Prod
%H Tubize OhatUlon ..1
Glass A
...1
nH 7% preferred.. 100
74
tn
IV*
Tide W Assn Oil.
3
13
1400
13%
_
6%
US Realty A Imp
68
Tide Water oil...
Time Inc com
(t)
2X
11)5
37%
15%
U S Stores—
Thompson (J R)..2f
Thompson Prod
$5 conv prior pf(t)
15%
Per share
Par
sen
Un Aircraft Corp. (f)
Warrants—-.
Telaut'g'pb Oorp
Tennessee Corp..
r
13
T^TO»^re.(t)
60
Preferred
18
60
1200
Thayer-Foss pref 100
Thermoid Co
.1
7% conv pref..100
21%
12%
Texas < Jorporatlonzd
Texas Gnlf Prod, (t)
Nominal
66
Bid.
Stocks.
8%
Thatcher Mfg( v#t)( t)
$3.60 conv pf—(f)
8*
Tennessee Prod—(t)
Preferred. ...—50
Term & Trans com.l
k Last sa'e
24%
115%
37%
15%
Trust old stk.. 100
Otfs sub shares., t
Texla Oil Corp
1
Texon Oil A Land—t
5955
Sun
Sellers (G I) A Sons
7%
Brands (t>
Common
Seaboard Fin Corp—
Common
$2 cum pref w w_.
Seaboard oil
ft)
Serve! Oe..
Standard
97 pref ser A
1
Standard Brew—(tj
Stand Gap A Seal..5
Stand Com Tob... f
Stand Dredging—
6)5% pref....100
Sterchi Brothers—
Schulte Retail Sts-l
Am dep rets
com (t)
Staley Mrg Go ..100
Preferred. ....100
Preferred.
10
Steel Go of Oan— (t)
Preferred.
25
Stein (A) AOo com(t)
5M% pref—.100
com
t
Stahl-Meyer
Starrett
Schiff Co com... (t)
ware
preferred
Stanley Works
25
3tarrett(L S) Co.(t)
Savoy Oil
5
Schenley DtstUlers.A
Co common...
Bros
Kellogg, (t)
Sperry Oorp v t c—1
Splcer Mfg Go
(t)
S3 conv pref A. (f)
Square D Go B....1
Class A pref... (t)
Squibb (B R) A Son t
Standard Screw
Preferred A
125 par
Savage Arms
.(f)
Savan'h Sug com__l
Preferred
18*
Seem an
30
24)5
Ask.
Per share.
Texas Gulf Sulph (t)
Tex Pac CoalAOU.10
Texas Pacific Land
Stand OU
Preferred
100
Salt Greek Gen Ou.l
Salt Greek Prod
10
Sanborn Map
100
A.100
Spencer
Bid.
Par
Stand OU of N J—26
10*
Preferred..
10r
Bt Regis Pap, com 5
Seagrave Corp
Sears, Roebuck A
22
21
28
(f)
100
6)5% pref
96
St L Nat Stk k-.iui
7% jpref ser
ScovUl Mr®
r
Common
„
.....
„
555
7% preferred.. 100
-
Royal Typewriter* t>
Preferred
100
Ruberoid Co
(tj
Russeks 5th Ave
5
t
...
Sparta Foundry....
Royal Dutch Go
_of N Y ord shares.
„
350
4%
5X
Rossla lot Corp-.(t)
-
74
354
69
2
Olass B.._
Roosevelt Field
5
Root Petrol Go
1
$1.20 conv pfd_20
Rose 510&25c. Store
Common
5
Pacific Co
5)5
5X
Solvay Amer Inv—
Rocky Mt Fuel..100
Preferred.
.100
Rogers Peet..
100
StL
t
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
Smith A Corona
9
Rice Stix Dry Gds.f
9%
1st pref.
100 k 115
2nd pref..
100
Richfield Oil of Oalif
Pref x-warr
25
Rlchman Radiator—
Common
1
Bitter Dental Mfg.t
River Raisin Pap (t)
Robinson (Dwight r)
1st preferred.. 100
Rockwood Co
(t)
Preferred
100
-
10<
7% non-cumpflOO
Smith (A O) Oorp(t)
24 H
89
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as
* Called Feb. 29 at 21.
4%
15%
100
15%
-
-
20
22
.
—
21
25
3%
8%
2%
12%
3%
9
2%
13%
INDUSTRIAL
90
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
ttiocks.
Pay
Per share.
Par
28c
32c
Certificates
15c
30c
Preferred
Wilson <v
•
4
..100
»
m
t
..
83
$6 preUrred—.100
Wilsonite Corp.
Wilson-Joneu
1
(t)
Wooiw tn (F
3§*
Woolworth
37
14
54
preferred ... —50
Wolv
r n9
84
P Cem't-
Worcester
84
584
r
49
119"
117 4
vV) ..10
Ltd—
524
Am dep recta ord.
Witherbee Sherman
524
30
Salt. 100
304
63
'
Preferred
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
100
97
Pump
1'V
7% pref A
100
6% pref B---.100
Wright Aeronaut 1.1
Wrigiey (Wra) Jr„;
Vale & Towue
2f
Velio w
Truck
A
Onach MfR <*' B-H
7 % preferred -10ft
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
Allerton 66th St 6 4 s '46 3 % to *36
Allerton N Y Corp 54s '47.J&J
1945.J&J
J&J
Allied Owners Corp 6s
2nd mtge 6s 1940
Ambassador Hotel (Los Ang)—
49
51"
'
■
184
19
86
42
68
70
1
'
15-yr inc 5s with stk 1950
Amer lnsur Un Bldg 6s '41-M&N
Arcade Bldg & Rlty i Seattle)—
3-6s 1948
J&J /
Arcady-Wilshire Co (Los Ang)—
'
49
52
1st
37
40
f 5 3*8
1944—
s
6s
Garfield
Park"P
3534
J&D /
Angeles)
J&J /
20
23
58
91
564
Greeley 8q Bldg 6s I960—
-
844
8534
88
734
694
7634
Bellevue-Stratford (Phila)
J&D
54s
Bins A
King deb B4u
Income
7s
****
M&S
1950
1950
Boston Parcel Posi Station—
s
Oci J 1935
A&O /
54s 1938
40
48""
68
-
54« July 1 1938
J&J
Bswman-BUtmore Hotels 7s 1934
7s stamped as to payment of
1435 partial redemp'n 1934
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933-J&J
B*way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
Certificates of deposit
49
73
103
33
31
9934
53
35
22
80
72
36
42
101
101
66
67
Butler
66
45
50
70
73
90
94
67
70
Hall 4s
J&J
1939
Central Zone Bldg inc 6s. 1941
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940—M&S
Chanin Bldg 1st Lshld inc 4s 1945
_
Chesebrough Bldg 6s 1948--A&O
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936-Chrysler Bldg 6s 1948
A&O
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
8 f deb 54" 1949 ser A—J&.i
Certificates of deposit
Circle Theatre 6s 1936
Oleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941-J&J
Cloisters "The" (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1942
M&S
Collinwood Station P0 5^s 1938
Colonial Apartments 6s 1937
Hall 6 His
/
Congress Square Hotel (Port Me)
5}*s 1946
M&N
Court & Kemsen Sta (Brooklyn)
6s 1940
A&O /
Colonial
i6&
96
"
70
10134
98
4734
4734
4834
4834
63
11
65
12
26
43
45
28
63
54
w w
1940 A&O
Detroit Hotel 64«. 1936t41 M&S /
Dorset (The) 6s 1941 ctfs
/
Drake (The) 6s 1939
M&N /
93
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5Ks '47 /
J&D
Epple/ MA**!. 6V<s 1941.
73"
77
2534
33
3634
1034
2734
34
Lords Oour* Bids 54s 1942.J&D
General 7s 1941
J&D
Louisville Parcel P O 534s 1943—
25
4*
Ludwig Baumann (see Baumann)
Majestic Apts 6s 1948
304
M&S
Marcy
F&A
Mark
(The)
6s
1940
94
f 54« 1953
45
324
11
694
y2
32
J&D
1944
34
1004
1014
58
63
100
102
87
88
J&J
88
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
1st
conv
s
f 6s
1948
M&N
Millinery Center Bldg 7» 1944...
/
Minneapolis Parcel P O 6s '42
774
32
34
3334
52
31
Munson Bldg (N Y) 634s'89.M&N /
Nat Hotel or Cuba 6s 1959.M&S /
32"
Nat
14
15
61
36"
7334
/
/
Natl Tower "Bldg ~6~4*s~ 1944 A5 ~ /
Bldg 54s 1950 A&'U*
Iftifi
A an
25
SOjB'way Bldg 3-6s 1946—.M&S
Prw»
AUi
50
31
39"
6334
6534
50
53
4934
5054
52
58
33
4334
Neisner
Conv
Realty. Inc—
f deb 6s 1948... J&D! 5
784
100
10"
364
8
644
11
58
374
10
66
12
62
108
109
/
/
38
5
16"
54sl937
F&A
N Y Title & Mtge 54s ser BK.
/
52
54
454
364
524
424
31
464
364
7s 1938
J
N Y Postal Service Station—
54s series C2
54s series FI
5J^S fiQfp^Qg Q
19th & Walnut St
(PMlVfeis 1§§9
602 Park Ave Bldg 6s ctfs 1941
1500 Walnut St (Phila) 1st 6s *47
1512 Spruce St (Phila)—
1st mtge 6s 1943—
A&O
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958—.
30
76
77
1st msf 5s 1962
...A&(
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939-—J&J
42d St & Lexington Bldg—
78
80
/
/
/
/
53
434
33
1900 Rittenhouse Sq (Phila)—
35
North Station
1634
43 Exchange Place Bldg 6s 1938-_
48 West 48th St. Bldg 6s 1936—
39
1400 B'way Bldg 6 34s stm-1948-
4434
1734
.
A&O
J&D/
Indus
18
1834
Flat price,
n
Nominal
k Last sale
*
81
13
20
1938
17
A&O
Saks Realty to 1945..—....A&O
6s 1946 stamped
93
93
A&O
Savoy-Plaza Uorp to 1945..J&D
1st s f 54s 1945
J&D
Scbulte Real Estate to 1935—
Without
R«V»U«
Milt
244
244
J&D
com
v
284
J&D
stock
Hoini
284
,uaN
Shaker Square P O 6s 1939
¥
Sueluurii.lutHAClOy40-J&J
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 54> '48
Certificates of deposit
28
28
60 Broad St Bldg 6s 1939--F&A
60 Park Place Bldg 34s 1947
85
534
464
Sixty-One Bway 54s 1950 ..A&'»
Gen mtge 7s 1945
.A&O
Avenue 6s 1940—J&J
616 Madison Ave Bldg 64s 1938.
666 West End Ave 5s 1941..J&J
15
610 Park
374
Speed Building (Louisville. KyiIncome 5s 1945
M&N
57
Stanley-Mark Strand 64s 1941
Stanley Real Est 54s '45
J&D
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
54s 1942
M&N /
Statu & Wash Bldga (Chicago)—
92
1st sink fund 5s 1948ser A.M&S
Sink fund 5« 1948 «er B .M&S
Station A St Petersburg iFla)—
344
/
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s 1941
111 John Ht Bldg 6« 1948... F&A
124 Fifth Avenue 5s
/
165 Broadway Bldg 54s *51 pa *
General s f 7s 1941
..F&A
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
1947
96
184
574
Steuben Bldg (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1943
M&S /
Steven* Hotel (Ob)c' to !94f> J<vJ /
Stone & Webster Bldg
5s
1947
6
244
M&S
99
Strauss-Manhat conv 6s '33-J&D /
Strauss Safe D deb 54s '43 M&S /
Syracuse Hotel 64s 1940
raft Realty (New Hav) to'40A&O
10 Eant, 40th 8t-e«* Bide 5' 1953
1088 Park Ave Bldg to 1939
/
/
/
/
M&N
M&N /
Textile Crafts Bldg 3s w s 1944—
Trinity Hldy 5Hs 1939—
_J&<»
254
3
55
21
87
46
474
34
31
101
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941 _M& 9
101
2 Park Ave Bldg
1941 / 644
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
/ 37
208 South La Salle St Bldg Corp—
let ■ f 54. 1958
M&N /
384
2124-34 Bway Bldg 54a —.1943 /
16
2480 Bway Bldg 6 4s to '37
/ 65
Tyler Bldg 6s 1963
A&O /
624
Un Post Offices 54s '35.F&A15
/ 33
United Properties 6s 1942
J&J / 30
Vanderbllt Ave Bldg Uorp—
1st leaahold 64s 1944. J&J 15 /
6
Van Swerlngen to w w 1935. F&A /
17
1st & coll s f to 1938
-A&O /
17
92
10
12
40
27
81
684
70
Varlck
Rt
Sta
P O
(N
9
254
(Boston)—
Y1 B» 1941
Wabash-Monroe Bldg 6s 1953 J&J
Wadsworth Bldg(NY) 6s '53 A&O
Waidorf Astoria 7s w w
Wanamaker (John) Phila.,
89
Orpheum Theatre & Realty—
6s 1946
..M&S/
j
37
Walbridge Bldg (Buff)64s 1938-
27
Bldg (Best
1st 6s 1943
M&N/
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 J&J /
One Park AvBldg6sto*39.M&N /
See Chanin Bldg.
Fox Det Theatre Os 1942
54s 1943
214
-
Olympic Hotel (Seattle)—
32
67
7
Roxy Theatre 64s 1940
A&O
Russ Bldg. (San Fran.)6s *51 F&A
Textile Bldg lit 6» 1958
Gen 7s s f w w 1948
Bros
•
Deb 5s series A 1959
M&S
Income deb 6s ser B 1959.M&S
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)6s 1943
J&J
6s
904
90
32
42
2
Mercantile Properties. Inc—
7s
514
Bldg(Denv) 3-5s'49-M&S
Properties—
—.
27"
314
Metropolitan Corp (Can) 6s 1947
Metropolitan Playhouses—
22
...
224
964
424
51
684
M&S
Marshall Sq Bldg (San Fran)—
Income 4-6s 1944
F&A
Marshall-Wells Buildings—
1st 634s 1937
F&A
s
Income 5s 1943
Repub
Retail
...
Hopkins Hotel (San Fran)
634s 1941
73
344
.
Manhattan Towers—
1st 6s 1946
1234
3434
7134
'Fifth Ave 6s-4s 1943
A&O
J2d & Madison Ave 6s 1947
500 Fifth Ave 634s stamp 1949—
"§"
Metropolitan Biding (Toronto—
J&J
rOfWce Bldg (NY) 5s 1952
(San Fr) 6s 1934-_
.Film.GCnter\Bldg 6s 1943..A&O
RhAve &M28th St Bldg 634s 1945|th Ave & 29tn St Bldg 6s 1948.
th Ave & 55th St Bldg 6 34s 1945-
76
50
Debenture mtge 5s 1945.-F&A
.J&J
Edgewater Beach Apts 6s '35-'43
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948
11 West 42d St 4s 1945—
MAN
18 Gramacy Park South 6s 1938.
80 Broad St Bldg 64s 1950-M&S
80 Fifth Avenue 4s. 1940
684
214
954
414
Sec sf 54s 1946
J&J
Merchants Nat Prop 6s w w *58—
6134
Eaton (T) Realty—
1st 5s April 1 1949
6
114
^ChicagotJ&L
o
With stock
7AH
464
Mayflower Hotel (D O) 5s 1950-.
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
Dallas F O «s S«Dt 15 1985
Davidson R'lty 6s
73
Income 54s w w 1963
F&A
Lincoln Mtge & Title gu 54s '37Loews Theatre Rlty 6s '47 MAR 15
London Terrace Apta 6s *40 M&N
Lord Bait Hotel g m 6 4s *45 A&O
1st
91
70
P
1941
Realty Assoc Sec Corp—
54s
64
70
34
504
694
54s
St Louis Post Offices—
73
..
1st
RuasekH 5th Ave Bldg to 1944
Rt Oharip» Hotel 'At) Oy) 4a 1945
Lincoln 42d St Corp—
43
Bush Term Bldg let 5s 1960_A*<
Cambridge Court Apt 64§ 1937-
204
21
Lefcourt State Bid 634s 1943
Lewis Morris Apts 6348 1937
Liggett Bldg 1st i h 54s '52.F&A
50
100 4
10034
434
52
Lefcourt Manhat Bldg 514a 1941
1st 4-5s exten to 1948
41
43
42
20
Lawrence Hotel (Erie, Pa.)—
6s 1943
M&S
2nd income 6s 1949
1
314
Lefcourt Empire Bldg 554s '41
524
734
«w
41
51
53"
24
Gen income 5s 1983—
Price Realty Co Ltd—
Station
34
85
47
31
(^ulncy
294
4134
5034
64
924
904
54
56
9
40
17
624
103
4
Dodge Corp 5s vtc '52
Park Lexington 6 4s ctfs 1953
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939 .M&N
Philip Schuyler 6s serial
Pierrepont Hotel 54s 1940
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 54s '48 VIA J
40
53
55
81
23"
Corp 64s 1943—J&D
M&N
32
102
Park Central Hotel 6s ctfs 1935.
Park Cresent 1st 6s 1940
M&S
Park Lane
Park Place
57~
564
994
1946
M&N
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs_.
Prudence Co 54s stmp
1961
544
324
644
M&N
Paramount Bway Corp.—
1st M s f 3s loan ctfs 1955 F&A
Paramount Prop 1st 6s 1934.M&S
21
754
103
99
*50_J&r
8
bid.
Pittsburgh PO Serv Stat 54® '38
Engl Theatres 5s. 1958
La Salle Walker 5s fixed
Units 1st 5s 1957
31
Bonds.
Hotel(San Fr) 5s *45-F&A f
674
..
6s
52
1154
184
74
654
1943——~A &U
474
116
20
744
F&A
High Bridge Station P O 534s 1938
Hotel Governor Clin 6s *48.A&O
Motel Lexington 6e 1943.
M*N
«nhic
1}|M
Poll New
Hearst Brisbane Prop 6s '36- J&D
6s 1st fee & leasehold 1942
Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948 M&N
Bldg
100
Radio
2nd 6s serial
42
M&N
F&A
Bway Mot Bldg iN Y) 6s *48 F&A
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 64s'45J&J
Budd Realty 6s June 1941
J&D
6s Sept 1941
M&S
76
464
51
254
254
Keith-Albee Bldg (New Rochelle)
1st 6s 1936
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943
Lake Sb Atb Club •« >b»c) 64s *45
Broadway Dept Store (Los Ang)
Bway & 38th St 7s 1945
J&J
Bway & 41st St Bldg 3-5s 1944—
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941—
Brown Hotel (Louisville)—
1st sinking fund 5s 1949
1034
Jpwoier«
67
7
'
Debenture 6s 1941
134
184
Hurt Building 7s 1940
J&J
Insurance Center Bldg 0Hs 194M
Boston Post Office Serv statlon-
51
(T>
Zonlte Products—1
Ask.
4s 1950
Hotel Victoria to
20
464
1
54% pref
124
preceding the date of issue
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 534* '46J&J
Hotel St George 554s 1943.M&N
20
15
Harrlman Bldg 6s 1951
Hartford Times ,6s 1943
120
124
10(
& Tube
174
174
1124
1024
irayoar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
1st m leaseb 5s 1946
J&D
1st 6 4« 1945
F&A /
lsts f 5s 1950
F&A
Bait Parcel Post 54® 1949
Baumann (L) 64s '36 (L I)_A&0
6s (Brooklyn) 1942
F&A
774
374
Zenith
124
George Washington Hotel 6s 1944
Certificates of deposit
Grant Bids iPlttsb, 7s '47..F&A
Assoc Realty Bldg 'Los
Income 5s 1948
Baker Hotel (Dallas)—
70
Ask
Per share.
Voung (L A) Spring
&
Wire
(f
Youngstown Sheet
614
11*
36
45
34
Preferred
68
57
174
6s" 1940—1
0
—J&J /
Non-cum inc 5s 1949
Arrowhead Lake—
1st 7s 1944-1947—
31
69
68
J&.i
J&J
1949
304
66 4
Palace
Fox Metropolitan Playhouse—
•ink fund conv 634 % ctfs 1932Fox Theatre & OfTlce Bldg
let if 6a 1941
M&S
Fox St Louis Thpatre Bldg—
1st9 f 6
1Q42__
A&O
Fox West Coast
Property—
1st 6s 1942
.———.M&S
Fuller nldg (ti A F Realty uorp
87
41
Bid.
Bond!.
Albany Metropolitan 4-6s 1949- Alden 6s 1941 bonds & ctfs—J&
Bid.
Par
Voung (J 8) Co.. 10C
Worthington
6 Mach
-
StoukB.
A5*.
Per share.
Par
Per share.
Wsodley Petrol— 1
Wooub Mfg pref 100
44 Woodward &Lothrop
Common
10
94
SZ
7% preferred—100
Wlllys-O verland. .25
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
/
1954 /
4s'49
Wardman Raai Estate Properties
1st A r*f 6 4s 1948
M&S
76
944
614
304
244
102
"
S"
48"
534
44
103""
40"
394
174
35"
9
20
20
80
954
63
25"
103
Certificates ot deposit..
/
Washington Properties Inc 7s 1952 /
28
46
48
49"
Westchester Bond & Mtge 54s..
Western Union Tel Bldg 5 4s 1943
28
31
Westinghouse Bldg 4s 1948-A&0
73
34
514
224
524
264
384
404
5
Whit*
Moior
Realty
op
1935 40
Woodhrtdge Bldg 5Ms '41--A&O
7s 1940
—A&O
50
69
1014
784
60
....
«»■*
80"
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
In reporting below prices for State and
municipal securities, we give bid and asked quotations wherever they can be obtained. The customs,
however, is to quote municipal securities on the basis of the return they yield per annum. Therefore
in most cases it will be found that instead of
actual prices
we^have inserted in the column headed "To Met" 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/(aiding the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
Where, however, a range for basis prices appears, and the
higher figure of the range is given first—thus', "5.00 to 4.75"—then the higher yield is meant to
be the bid price and the lower yield the asked price.
Itle proper to add that as far as the dlffereat maturities are
concerned, it not infrequently happens now, that no distinction is made between the dif¬
ferent maturities, all being quoted alike.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
UNaTED STATES—See
Treasury 4 Ms 1947-1952 A&O
Treasury 4s 1944-1954—J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1946-56—M&S
Treasury 3 He 1943-47—J&D
Treasury 3 Ha 1940-1943. J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1941-1943 M&S
Treasury 3 Ms 1946-1949. J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1949-1952.J&D
Treasury 3s 1951-1955.-M&S
Treasury 3Ms Aug 1 '41-F&A
Treasury 3 >48 1943-1945.A&0
Treasury 3s 1946-1948
J&D
Treasury 3 Ma 1944-1946. A&O
Treasury 2 Ms 1955-60.-M&S
Treasury 2 Ms 1945-47—M&S
8a Panama Oanal 1961— Q-M
3a Conversions 1946-47—Q-J
Ask.
also
Bonda.
Net
e21.
116.
112.12 112.13
110.18 110.25
107.15 107.22
108.15 108.20
10818 108.26
104.30 105
104.20 104.30
103.18 103.20
108.24 108 27
106.26 106.31
104
104.10
106.17 106.25
101
101.1
102.5
102.7
118
119
115
4Mb
Ref 1936-1901—A&O 6 4.25
os
S
Treasury
2Ji% April 15 1936
100.27 100.29
1H% June 15 1936
3 H% Aug I 1936
1 M % Sept 15 1936
2H% Dec 15 1936—
3% Feb 151937
3% April 15 1937
100.22 100.24
101.22 101.24
101.3
101.5
102.14 102.16
104.29
5s Imp 1936-1941
Muoile Uo—
/ 63
67
101
104
4Mb R & B 1936-38—J&D
a Mb 1939-1958
J&D
Montgomery—
100
102
104
107
u,
113
101
104
106
110
1 5s 1945.—J&J
101
96
5 Mb serial
Phoenix
Uu
ti
Hot Springs 4M«
Little Rock—
3% Jan 1 '56 opt'46 J&J
99^
105 H
101
105 M
4Ms 1956 opt
4
103M
104M
107 h
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4Ms 1942 opt 1935.M&N
108M
105
J&D15 6 3 50
la
101M
103 %
104 H
107 %
101M
101
TERRITORIES & U. 8. PO SSES
Honolulu ^Olty & County> —
5s Pub Irapt 1956—J&D 15 6 3.50
5s Jan 15 -37- 56
J&J 15 6 3.50
to
to
110
4 Ms Funding 1963
T&J 6 3.75
5s Jan 1 1950 opt *44.-J&J 6 3.50
4s gold 1953
--J&J 6 3.50
5s July 1954 opt '43
6 3.50
2 Ms 1937-1946
Alabama
—J&J
to
3%
to 3%
to
6 2.90
3%
to 2%
'46, '49—M&S
6 3.00
to
4s Pub Highway 1949-51-M&S 6 3.45
annlston ref g 5 Ms Dec 11939
102
6s Schools 1936-1947—-J&J
101
to
Isssemer 6s Pub Imp 1936-38.
5s Funding Dec 1 1947
91
92
6 3.55
to 340
6 3.90
to
6 3.45
to
6 3 45
to
3.75
3.30
3.30
2.90
3.30
104
-
60-M&S
1941-50...M&N
70
jT 60
70
J&J2 6 1.75
to
to
Man Utll
ft Basis
f Flat
p-lce.
n
95
Nominal.
3.00
2.30 %
2.70 %
2.70 %
to
%
%
2.70 %
107
to3%
to 2.90
to 2.80
to 1.90
100
to
.50
3.50
to 1.95
"72"
4.65
40
to 3.10
42
%
to 3.60
%
.50
to
.50
to 3.60
4Mb 1936-1909
fin Municipal 1936-61
5 Ms Harb rnap'36 '61 M&N
3Ms Sch Dist 1938-61.-J&J
3%
%
3.65 %
3.65 %
M&S 6
-F&A 6
.50
to
.50
to
6
.50
to 3.65
6 1.00
to 1.00
%1
to 3.70
%
Electric Plant Revenue—
Ref 4s 1939 to 1975. J&D 6 2.00
Los Angeles City High Sch Dis
5 Ms 1936-1954 ——M&NI6
.50
5mb No. 1937-60
—M&N 6
.50
5s 1936 19O*
F&A 6
.50
4s 1930
J&D
Pasadena 4s Jan
Connecticut,
to 3.70
1
to 3.65
%
.50
.50
to 1.00
.50
to 3.30
1
ft
.50
to 2.25
%
6
.50
to 2.10
%
b
.50
.50
to 3.15
b
%
%
b
.50
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4M« Wat Pl't 1936A&O
Redlands 5s 1936-51—-J&J 15
J%o b
Riverside 5s 1936-'V*
♦ Tax-free ln
bo 3.65
6* 4.65 to 4.65 %
5Ms 1936-43 —F&A
4Mb Man Imp '36-'43-F&A
4MB 1936-1906
F&A
Oakland S D 4s 1936-44-J&J
Orange Co 5s 1930-45— .M&S
to 2.50
.50
to 2 50
to 2.25
to 2.50
to 2.50
109
112
129
119
124
J&J
127
—J&J
123
125
.25
to 2.35
-
.15
.25
.15
.50
to
.50
.50
to 3%
to 3.10
.50
4Mb 1936-1952A&O
lM^^'SO-JAD
Bridgeport 4Mb 1936-05.J&J
4Mb High Sch 1937-63.J&J
•4Mb Sewer 1936-40—-A&O
4M» 1936-1957
A&O
to 3.05
%
.50.to2.15 %
50
to 2.90
.50
1937-1968
F&A
3Ma Ixnprovt 1936Mi-J&J
•5b Oonstruc'n 1936-49 J&D
Bristol 4Mb Water 1U39..J&J
•5s July 1 1936-55
J&J
•Cheshire 4 Ms 1937-45—J&J
Danbury 4s 1940 taxable-J&J
•4Mb 1936-05
...J&D
3Mb Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O
to 2.25
.40
to 3.20
.50
to 2.20
.75
2.00
to 2.60
.75
to 1.60
to 3.00
.75
to 2.75
3.15
to 2.90
.50
to 3 15
70
2.75
(Town)—
.40
4Mb Sch 1936
M&N
4Ms Sch 1937-49
1.00
M&N
4Mb Sch 1950-59
2.60
M&N
Cast Hartford Fire District—
•«M» 1936 1951
.25
M&N 6
Fairfield 1 County)—
to 2.40
%
ifiast Hartford
to
1.10%
to 2.60 %
to 2.90 %
to
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.75
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%
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•4Mb 1936-1947 lax axm't
4M» March I 1930-1951
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•4s High Sr«n *37- 66-- b&J 6
.75
•4Mb 1936-1938
M&S ft
.40
•4Mb 1039-1960
M&S 6 1.50
Hartf'dSD •4Ma'36-*47-M&8 6
.50
•4 vts Northeast 1959.J&D 6 2.90
4Mb 24 North 1944.—-J&J
3Mb South Sept 1955-M&S ft 2.50
4Mb Southwest 1944--M&N
♦4Mb Waah't'n '41-'47-J&J
4b
West Middle 1937
—
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i
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Manchester—
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'ft
to 1.50
%
%
%
%
to 2.50 %
to 2.50 %
to 2.40
to 2.90
2.20
to 2.25
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2.40
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3%
tol%
.50
to 2.90
to 3.25
M&N 6
.50
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6
3%
.25
to 1.30
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6 2.40
to 2.20
%
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Is Miinlc
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to
to
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1 *45
(County)—
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J&J
4s 1936-1952
F&A
•4h« School 1936-'40_F&A
•4Mb 8cbool 1940-'52-F&A
4Mb Water Aug 1941--F&A
4Mb 1936 1909
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•4Mb Sch Aug '36-*43-F&A
•is Park 1936-1943
F&A
New
.40
%
2.20
|
♦4Mb 1936-1944
M&N ft
Maticuescur 0th School Dlst—
4Mb 1936 1951
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Merlden (City)—
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Middlesex County—
.40
1%90
to 1.25
-
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ln
2.50
6
.40
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.40
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.40
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%
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•4Mb 1943-1952
ft 1.90
•4Mb Paving Aug '37—FfcAi
.50
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—
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to 2.75
120
.
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4 Ms 1936-1968
J&J 6
3 Ms Jan 1 1938-1960
6
Los txag Co 4Mb '37- 49 -F&A 6
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95
71
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J&J / 69M
Refunding 5s 1983
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f 66 M
Los Angeles 4Ms 1936-61-J&D ft
.50 to 3.40 % "
4s Water 19*6 to 1945.M&N b
.50 to 2.75 %
4s 1940-1945
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4s 1940-1962
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4s Water wks 1936^51 .M&S 6
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3 Ms Water wks 1952-75— 6 3.05 to 3 35 %,'
3 Mb Water 1936 to 41.A&O ft -.40 to 2.10 %
4 Ms Water 1936 '40
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4 Ms Water 1941-70—.A&O 6 2.20 to 3.45 %
1937-1945
1946-1901
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90
3%
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5sl937-197i
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Golden Gate Bridge & H'way3 Ms series O 1942-1971-J&J b 2.50
5b Sewers Sept 20 '41-- M&S 6 3.75
102
Hantflville 5s Funding 1942—
8s Pub Imp 1936-1938
to
J&J 6 1.50
Modesto Irrig Dis* 6s
102
90
to
to 2.75
Oakland
104
t
1.60 %
to 2 70 %
to
to 1.90
to 3.80
100
85
to 2.75
to 3.20
.50
to 2.50
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5b Schools 1936-40 ...A&O
.75 %
%
to 2.80 %
to 3.20
1
to 2.50
6 3.00
.25
J&J
Branford (T)
to
J&T2 6 2.35
6 4.10
to 3.75
to 1.90
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CALIFORNIA
.25
Highway 1936-37 -J&J3 6
.25
Blag Jan6'37-65J&Ji6
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Highway 1939-'48.J&J 30,6
1937-1947
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.25
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1937-1940F&A'& .50
1941-1947
F&A 6 1.75
1948-1952.
F&A|6 2.75
darb Imp 1985 opt '60-J&J!
6 3.00
to 3.40
3%
to 3.40
110
CONNECTICUT
July 1 1930—.
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7 Ms ext 1941 stamped JAD
4s of 1889
104
No. 1 5s 1936-1955
Escambia Oo 6s]Aug 15 1951. alOl
102
Gainesville 5 Ms July 1936-40.
106
5 Ms July 1941-1975
Hillsborough Oo 5s Oct 1 1943 101
1937-46..JAJ IB
6M« Jan 16 1940-46/.JAJ 16
4 Ms Feb 1937
*AA
Lakeland 6s
Feb 11937-'41
Water Alight 6 Ms 1940-50.
Leon County 5s July 1 1936-40
5s July 1 1941-55
33"
French Government—
112
Duval Oo School District
6s Jan 16
68 M
Duisburg 7s to 1945
ifil Salvador (Rep)—8s A'48J A J
Certificates of deposit.....
Estonia (Rep of) 7s. 1967.JAJ
Finland (Reoub) As '46..MA8
Extl s f 6Ms 1956
MAS
4% serial notes 1936..JAJ
4s 1937-40
JAJ
Frankfurtron-Maln (Germ)—
7s
1935-1945
-AAO
Extl s 16Mb 1953
MAN
32
Bavarla (Ger'y) 6 Ms '45.FAJ
Bavarian Palatinate 7s 1945—
98
70
67
5Ms Oust Adm 1940--AAO
2nd ser 5Ms 1940
AAO
Dortmund Munlc 7s
Dresden 1 Ger) ext 7s '45 MAN
Duesseldorf 7s to 1945-——
102
101M
Hillsborough Sch Dist No 4..
71H
106
Dominican Ren 6 Ms '42.MAS
2d Series 1942..........
106
1955.JAJ15
MAS
Bank of Colombia 7s *47. AAO
25
96M
Ext'l 5 Mb 1965
—FAA
Trust rets 4Mb 1902-AAO15
July '34 to Feb. 1936
Scrip
104
r
New refunding bonds
Duval Oo Road 5s 1955
5s 1952
100 M
96
-.—-—FAA
Danzig Port A Wat Ways Bd
Bxtl b f 6M« 1952
JAJ
Denmark ext 6s 1942..—JAJ
Called bonds
100
1935
Refunding 3-5s 1964
99 M
f 8s 1952 ser
4s sf 1900
102
Dade Oo 6s Oct 1»47-'64 AAO
RefBldg 5s 1958
Dade Oo Spec Sch Dlst No 2
4Mb 1936-1938-
B—AAO
s
5s 1953
28
55
12
105 M
105 M
4Mb of 1888
f 45
f
s
105
104 M
Ext
6s of 18966s sf 19134 Ms of 1883
Brevard County School Tax
Districts No. 4 6s 1936-55..
110
110
Danish Cons Municipal Loan
5 Ms 1956
—MAN
Austrian Govt 7s 1957—JAJ
s f 7s 1951
JAJ
FLORIDA.
96
JAJ
Dep(Celembia)
6MB 1959
MAN / 11M
1937
5Ms
O«echo«iovait Republic—
Ext s f 8s 1951 ser A—AAO
Baden extl
s
100 M
46
Oundinamarca
Bxtl 5 Ms pub wks'62-FAA
An (trails
(Commonwealth)—
Bxtl
54
51
99 H
94
Serial
lerlln 6 Ms 1960
6s June 1ft 1958
28
23
1949
100
"Extl" s f 5Mb '53—JAJ15
5 Mb PubWksJuneSO '45JAD *
97
Serial 5Ms 1936
JAJ
_
Ext 6s July 16
Bxtl 6s 1967
Bxtl 4 Via 1956
ll
-MAN
.
Cuban 6s 1944 opt 1911—MAS
"Extl" g 4 Ms 49 opt—FAA
Bxtl s f 6s Oct
Bxtl if 6s 1960
to
-
-
1969...AAO
MAN
Bxtl s f 6sl960
AAO
■xt • f 6s(State Ry)'60 MAfi
Bxtl 6s sanlt wks 1961-FAA
to 1.45
(Republic)—
Btg 7sNovl <12 c'pon.MAN / 43M
Antwerp (City) extl 5s '58 JAD
Argentine Kepub—
Ext 6s of "43 1967 A—MAS
1st g 6s 1958 Ser B
JAD
Sink fund gold 6s 1969. JAD
2.9Q
94
Stamped
Costa Rica
...
,
20
Copenhagen 5s June 1'52 JAD
tixtl g 4Mb 1953
MAN
Oerdoba (Prev) Argentina—
Bxtl b f 7b 1942
JAJ
7b extl s f 1957
FAA
Stamped................
Bxtl s f 7s 1937
MAN 15 f.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
AND CITIES
8s 1946
Ask
Colombia Mtg Bk—
1936 '40
%
March 1936-1953-•4M* Improv't '36-'39--JAJ
3MB 1936-71
AA016
3«s Sewer 1947-70- JAD16
1.40
to
Bid
Bondfl.
2.25%
10
6 2.90
W Ask.
to 1.75 7q
w i.to
6 2.40
*4Us Bcb
414s 1936-1968
Norwich 4Mb water
Bid.
Bonda.
Net.
Vest Palm Beach 6s
Nsir
6s 1936-71
Herwalk (T) 4M*
Ask.
Yield Basis
or
To
or
Bid.
month preceding the date of Issue*
Yiela Basis
Ytela Basis
,1
7Ms extl s f 1951
Stamped
^Tax-free in Connecticut,
t Called Nov.l at 105.
/
/
_
1 Callable at 101,
march, 1936]
municipal
and
state
Yield Bast*
YieldBasis
To
or
Bonds.
Bid
Ask
Foreign Govts, and
Cities (Concl.)
Sink fund 6%s
1914
s
Serbian 5s 1956—
f gtd 4 %*
on)
1943
____M&N f
5%
Mexico (U Sof)Ext'15s of 1899 / 10%
.
v
£20 pieces
;
£100 and £200 pieces
Mtlan(Italy)ext
6%s'52.A&C
Minas Geraea (State)
v
Extl 0%s 1958
6%
6%
6%
6
6%
/
7
*f 7
...
6%
11%
6%
/
/
/
Extl 4s of 1910 (£20 pieces)
£100 and £200 pieces.. Treas 6 % notes *23 ext to '3-'
54
¥
Brazil
March 1935 coupon on
/ 19%
March 1935 coupon on
/ 19%
Montevideo (City) 7s 62. J&D / 60%
■xtl ■ f 6s 1959 ser A.M&N
/ 47
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
Exch
s
f 5s 1972
IX J&D
ser
93
Nov. 1 1935 coupon on.
Stlesla (Prov) Poland—
Extl s f 7s 1958
J&D
25
20
5A7A
50
Coupons
/
Munich Bank—
Hessen 7s to 1945
F&A f
New South Wales (Australia)—
Sixtl sfof 1957
extl 5s 1958
"ss
29%
39%
—
F&A 102%
102
103%
103
102
M
18?S
103
27
101%
!04>!
105
....
40-yr 7%s 1960-../&J
Jan 1935 coupon on
7s 1968
89
78
Brasll ext
Do
*
119
1 ?*
103
29%
27%
112
19%
20
16%
W4
Bui
(State)
f 8s 1 Q46..A&0
April 1935 coupon
on
22%
M&N
May 1935 coupon
on
Extl s f 7s 1967
J&D
June 1935 coupon on
/
Extl s f 6s 1968
J&D
June 1935 coupon on
Rome extl
a f 6%s 1962-.A&O
Rotterdam
ext 6* '64.M&N
Rumania (Monopolies)
25
18%
19
19
19%
16%
55%
115
16%
135
Institute 7s 1959
F&A
Feb 1935 coupon on
„
s
f 6s 1968
9
1%
J&J
40
(Mtge Bank) 6s 1947
Salvador 7s
1957
...J&J
Otfs of deposit
4s
.....
scrip
27
Santa Catharlna (Brazil)—
8s 1947—
F&A
San Paulo (Brazil) State of—
8% external loan 1930-J&J
Jan 1935 coupon on
Extl 8s 1950
J&J
Jan 1935 coupon on
Extl 7s 1956
M&S
March 1935 coupon on
Extl a f 6s of 1928.1968 J&J
Jan 1935 coupon on
6s 1943.
Sec s f 7s 1940—
A&O
Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942.M&S
Stamped.................
Santa Fe 'City) Arg Rep extl
7s 1945
4s
.....A&O
1945 stamped—...A&O
Scrip....
_
Santandur (Dept) Colombia
Ext • f 7s 1948
A&O
■iMWwssjijaM
Sao Paulo Brasll 8« 1952 M&N
May 1935 coupon on
Extlsf 6%s 1957—M&N 15
6s
18
24
10-year 2 %s Aug 15 *45 F&A
25-yr 3 %s 1961 opt '56-J&J
30-yr 4* Oct 1 1900—Aao
is refdg Oct 15 '43-AAO If
5s Mar 1937
M&h
26
22%
23%
/ 21%
21%
16%
16
•
i?"
89%
89 J-
60
69
58%
65
61
70
51
52
70
m
12
20
12%
22%
69%
86
46
41
32%
83%
99
100%
i!!H
188
101
109
114%
104%
115
108%
102%
103
113%
*37-
-
'AH
'41—M&N
108%
J&J
94
96
..—A&O 15
92
34
A&O
93
4%s Jan 15 1942
J&J 15
Deb 4 %s 1956
A&O
4%s Jan 16 1957
J&J
4%s July 16 1958
-J&J
4%u Apr 1 1961
A&O
4%s June 11967
J&D
Brit Ooi (Prov) 5s '48-J&J 15
5s Apr 26 1954
A&O 25
4%« 1936-1946
J&D29
4%s 1947-1950
J&D29
4 %ss f deb Jan *3 *«9 J&J23
Calgary 5s July 1 1945—J&J
Edmonton (O) 5s '46<*'60 A&O
5s s f 1955 & 1960
A&O
Halifax N 8 4s July 1945
5a Jan 1951
J&J
90
87
87
95
92
89
iol"
!
98
98
98
90
14
F&A
104
100
100
100
100
92
104
106
106
104%
103%
Winnipeg. Man, 5s '44--AAO
*%s non-call 1944
M&N
4%sJunel 1940
J&D
4%s Jane 15 1950
J&D15
4s Aug 1 1940——F&A16
106"
103
GEORGIA
4%s ref 1936-1945
Albany—5s 1945
97
4a Klec LAP 1941
Lachlne P Q 5s 1954
A&O
J&D
Maiaonneuve Q 5%s '36.M&N
Manitoba (Prov)5s 1944J&D2
4%s May 1 1945
M&N
4%s Dec 15 1050
J&D15
Montreal 5s Dec 1 1945-J&D
5s s f Nov 1 1950
M&N
4%s May 1954
>s Jan 1944.....
J&j
s 1986-1939
A&015
s 1940-1951
A&015
is Jane 1 1971
J&D
4s May 1 1944
M&N
8%s refdg May 1939.M&N
5s Nov 1 1909
„
M&N
4%s 1955.
M&S
North Vancouver 5s *00—J&J
Nova Scotia (Prov)— /
Deb 5s 1960
—M&S
Deb4%s Sept 15 52 M&S16
Deb 4%s I960
M&N15
Ontario (Prov) 6s *43. M&S16
4%s 1944
M&S
4%s Jan 15 37-*47—J&J16
4%s Jan 15 *48-'57-- J&J15
4. s 1936-38
M&N15
4%s 1939-70
M&N16
1941
—M&N
4s May 15 1930-43.M&N 15
4s May 15 1944-57.M&N 15
4s May 15 1958-08-M&N 15
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
4%s Jan 1 1970
J&J 2
Ottawa City 5s '30-*45
J&J
6s Manic Imp '36-'50—J&J
5s July 1 1936-1950——J&J
4%s 1936. 1944.......J&J
4%s 1936-1937
J&J
4%s 1938-1942
J&J
4%s 1943-1960
...J&J
Quebec (Province)—
4%s I960 opt 1945—M&S 2
4 Ms s f 1901
M&N
Quebec City—
5s S F (non-call) I960 M&N
a law
%
%
%
to 3.75
6 3.00
to 2.75 %
6 2.70
6 2.50
to
6 2.75
6 2.75
6 2.70
6 3.00
2.50,%
to 2%
to 2.50%
to 2,50 ~
to 2.40
to 2.85
6 2.75
to 2.50
6 3.75
6 2.80
to 3.50
102
to 2.60
106
6 3 20
to
6 2 70
6 2.70
to 2.50
to 2.50
6 3.10
6 3.25
to
6 3.10
6 2.60
to
3%
2.90
3%
6 4.75
to
6 310
to
2.85
2.40
2.40
2.60
3%
4.50
2.90
6 3.10
98
to
2.90
to
to
6 2.60
to
6 2.80
6 3.70
to
95
to
102
102
102
101
99
101
IDAHO
88
102
98%
99%
%l*
4%s Cap Bldg 1937-1939.J&J 6 2.00
4%s Imp 1936-47 opt '30.. 6 2.25
4%s Ref1936-1939
A&O 6 2.00
4%s Ref. 1940-45
A&O 6 2.50
4%s Road 1937 opt *27-J&J 61.50
99
85
86
85
101
109
-
88
104
112
97%
103
2.25
to 2.50
2.25
to 2.75
to 1.75
ILLINOIS
4s Serv Comp 1936-43 Aug 1 6
4s Aug 1 1936-'38——Aug 1 6
105
102
4%s 1936-1943
4%s 1936-1944
4s Highway 1936-'40
4s Highway 1941-*43
100%
107%
104%
103%
105%
4s
104
107
108
4s 1945-1956
4s 1945-1958
109%
to
to
88
89
109
110%
Aug
Aug
May
May
.50
to 2.00
.50
to 1.25
.50
1 6
.50
1 6
.50
1, 6
1, 6 1.80
6 2.20
M&N 6 2.20
6 2.20
Highway 1945-'54— _M&S
M&N,
104
105
Bloomington—
4%s water 1936-1961-M&S 6
103%
104%
to
2.30;
to 2.25i
to 1.50
to 2.10
to
to
to
2.70
2.70
2.70|;
Champaign County—
103
102%
101
99
102%
Road
5s
"l04"
103
'103%
105
105
118
119%
.75
to
3.40 %
.75
to
2.50 %
J&J 61.50
to
3.30
1936-1943—M&N 6
Chicago—
1937-50
4s
3%s Refunding opt 1940.
due Jan 1 1951——J&J
3%s Refunding opt 1945,
due Jan 1 1952
J&J
3%s Ref 1953 opt '46..J&J
3 %s Ref 1955 opt '51... J&J
102%
103
103%
104
103
104
102%
103%
101%
102%
101%
102%
Sanitary District—
107%
107%
Ref 4s series A 1945.. J&J
Chicago School District—
109
30
4s
1937
F&A
Chic Lincoln Pk
6 4.10 to 4%
6 4.10 to4%
6 4.20 to 4.10
4%s
4%s
114%
108%
109%
109
110
5s_
116%
117%
110
111
104
109
103
110
109%
104
103
106%
"105"
106%
104
108%
102
112
102
120
101%
114
101
104
109
110
110
112
112
113%
113%
109%
4%s 1937-1939
M&N
4%s 1940
M&N
Ref 4s ser A '55 op *45.J&J
Chic South Park 4s 1930
4s 1937-1938
M&N
4s
'110%
105
103
Chicago SaDltary District—
1939-1950.
M&N
Chic West Park 4s 1936-41—
Oeok Oe 4%s '36-'40—A&O
4%s For Pres *37-*43.J&Jl5
4%s 19c0-1943
J&D
Elgin Sanitary Dlst—
5s 1930-1944
M&N
Evanston S D No 76—
4%s 1936-1948
Granite City 4%s 1936-48
Jackson Oe 4%s 1939-1944—
Lake Co 5s Road'36-49—F&A
102%
102%
"166""
100
100
100
101%
102
101%
61.50
6 2.00
6 3.00
6 1.50
River Forest S D No 90
4%s
110%
1936-1947
INDIANA
Elkhart 4%s WW *36-75 A&O
Evansvllle 4s ref 1942..— J&J
Fort Wayne—
,
4%s 1936 to 1941
1942 to 1940
1947 to 1957
? ^ax-exempt under
to 2.90
6 4.25
Athens—4 %s June 30 1943
Atlanta—4 %* Ian 11940. J&J
5s Water 1937
J&J
6s Water 1938- 61
J&J
4%s
1936-1950
J&J
Augusta—4%s Flood '42M&N
Clarke Co 5s 1937-41
J&J
Columbus—58 1936-44
J&J
Cordele 6s W W,'87-'38
J&J
Bibb Co 4%s 1948-49—M&N
Crisp Co—
Hydro-Elec 6s '37-*57. F&A
Dougherty Co 5s 30-*48 M&»Macon 4%s W W 1936 ...J&J
4s Pav & Sew *37 to <i9-JS J
Marietta 5s W.W 1939
F&a
Pulaski Co 5s 1987-48
J&J
Rome 4sMunIcbldg,36-'39 A&O
Savannah—4 %s ref 1943_ J&J
4%s Drainage 1944
F&A
4%s Refunding 1959—F&A
Spalding Co—5s *36-'49-J&C
Swalnsboro flp 1936-50—A&O
Valdosta 5s 1937-1942
Jan
Ware Co 5s Road 1930-49-J&J
Watklns S D 0s 1936-50.M&N
Woodbury 6s 1930-49
J&D
88
Commissioners—
New Brunswick—
4%s non call 1958.M&N 15
4 Ms sif
Apr 15 1901 A&015
to 1.90
90
86
86
101
103
103
Harbor
J&J 6 2.10
J&D 6 3.10
89
88
17
pSrs gold
103
98
var.
1945 & 1946 var
1950 & 1951 var.
Jan 15 1970
J&J
Road 5s 1949-53
100
19
afte^thahv
99
F&A
1940 & 1941
106
104
100
Appling County—
113
4s
bond equivalent to 77.4234 grtm. ef
M&N
_
Ma^ 1935 coupon on..—
bonds 1 ssued
47%
47%
Dominion of Canada—
26
ertiflcates of deposit...
Saarbrucken (City). Germany
Extl
"48%
(American Dollar Quotations)
Russian 6%s June 18 '19
Certificates of deports...
% Ext Ln Dec *21
109
Verdun deb 5s 1954
Hamilton—
on—
7s extls f 1966
11%
92.24
111%
101%
104%
105%
108%
A&O
A&O
A&O
5%s 1952
6a
6a
6a
5s
79
94
98
103
'113%
J&J
1A.1
5%s'39A&0
Vancouver, BO
CANADA
5a May
1952
5 %s Vict Ln Dec
MS
Rio de Janeiro 8s 1946...A&O
April 1935 coupon on
Extls f 0%s 1953.
F&A
6s 1933
Rio Grande
92
102
114
4s £ July 1 1948
3%s July 1 1944-46
102
101%
98;
981
94 J
—-
5s 1950
Queensland (State) 7s '41 aacO
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
Recklinghausen 7s
Feb 1935 coupon
6%s 1959——
11%
96
iProv) 7s 50-A&O
X Union of Soviet Soe Republics
89.34
Gold 7s 1943
88.47
Odd 10s 1942
Uruguay 8s ext 1940—F&A / 45
Extl s f 0s 1960
M&> / 45%
Extlsf 681964
M&N / 46%
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
S f 7e 1052 ser A
53%
Vienna (O) extl 6e *52.-M&N / 93%
Warsaw (City) 7s 1958-F&A
84
Warsaw (Land M Bk) 8s 1941
Westphalia (Prov Bk) 6s 1933 / 42
6s 1930
/ 39
Wurtemberg 7s to 1945-M&N / 31%
Yokohama extl 0s 1901—J&D
82%
Gold 5s 1959
M&*i*
A&O
6s 1952
-.l*£
-
Alberta (Prov of)
Gold 5%s 1947-
F&A
1950-1959
4%s 1936-1937
s 1938-1939
• 1940-1941
• 1942-1945
92%
5s N Serv Nov 15 ^O-M&N
/ 18%
1930-1939
1940-1949
1946-1901
fe N Serv Nov 15
Prague (Greater) City—
7%s loan of 1932-52—M&N
Prussia 0%s 1961
70
Tucuman(OIty)Argentlne Rer
76
Extl ■ f 7s 1947
M&8
sec ■ f 7s 1959
M&S
Nat Loan extl 6s 1960 J&D
Extl ■
6s 1961
A&O
8 f
26%
74
78
101'
97
93
J&J
J&D
-J&D
J&D
A&O
A&O
8s 1940-1950
5s
5a
5s
—
101
Peru
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940.A&O
Stab'n 1 s f 7s 1947.A&O 15
Extl s f 8s 1950
J&J
Porto Alegre (City). Brasll—
Sinking fund 8s 1961. .J&D
June 1935 coupon on....
26%
166%
(Dept of) 7s *47.M&N /
103
s t rs 1963
M&N If / 77
Stamped
/ 74%
5%scrip_^
72'
Panama (National Bank)—
6%s series CO & D7 *48-'49
6%s series A & B 1946-47—
Parana (State) Brazil 7s 1958Pernambuco (State of) Brasll-
Extl
69%
-
Oldenburg (Free 8tate) 7s 1945 / 27%
Oriental Devel—See Jap Govt
Oslo s f g 6s 1965
M&N
Panama (Rep) ext5%s'53J&D
25%
/ 25%
Red ann s f beg ' 17-52-MAh
Nxtisf 5%s 1961
A&O
1951
Net
103
102
-----
Nov 15 1957.
M&N1 *
Toronto 4s 1936-1940..-.J&J
Styria (Prov of) 7s 1940-F&A
With coupons attached-.
/ 91%
Sydney (City) N 8 W—
101%
25-yr a f 5%s 1955—-F&A
Tokyo (City oO 5s of 1912-
Secured 7«
102
101
4s
6s Nov 14 *36--M*N
Tucuman
Met Wat Serv 5c Dr Board
8f5%s 1950
A AO | 101%
Norway ext 6s 1943--F&A 15 106J4
Extl s f 6s 1944
F&A
106%
6s Ext f Oct 15 1952A&01/
100%
101%
35-yr extl
102%
Norway Municipalities BankGuar s f 5s 1970
.J&P
102'
Nnremburg extl 6s 1969. F&A f 26'
39%
"5S
'
—
Ask
100
1943
1969
4%s 1942 and 1907
27 %
A&O
5s
6s
35
SUesian Landowners Assn—
Tollma
Mtge Bank of Jugoslavia—
38%
Bank of the) 1st 0s '47F&A /
Soissons (City). France—
g
Bid
(Province)—
(non-call) ..J&D15
(aon-call)
M&N
4%s July 2 1945
J&J2
4%s 1955
4%s Mar 15 I960—M&S
36
36
...
96%
Secured s f 7s 1957
A&O
With Oct 1 *35 &sub coup..
/ 27%
5s 1956
38%
,
/
Nov 1 1935 coupon on .. /
Bxti 7s 1902 ser »—
M&N
Ext
Extl 6%s 1959 ser A..M&S
Bonds.
Saros Croats & Slov (King of)
Ext8s 1962
.M&N
.M&S
.
......
Coupons
coupon
4s of 1904
1947
To
or
Net.
Saskatchewan
J&D f 32%
1946—J&D / 32%
/ 32
Sink fund 7s 1945
6s
Ask.
Hate Mtge Institution
Saxon
South Wales.
(May
YieldBasis
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net
Metrop Water Serv—See New
Mexican Irrigation
93
bonds
for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible
approved March 9 1903 and
i ^tijbKJZpalred b^tl?tvKid ^
Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
A&0.6 1.50
A&O 6 2.50
A&O, 6 3 00
which went Into effect April 23
% ^ 1 on bid aide.
1909
X Quotation per 100 gold roubte
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
STATE
94
quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
Yield Basts
Ask.
6 1.50
or
to3%
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
(City)—
1942-1956—J&J30
Indianapolis—
5 *s Track Elev '37-'47- J&J
4s Fire Dept J'ne 1 '41 .J&J
4*s Sch J ne 15 '40J&-D15
4s O H
,
6 2.75
to 3.50
b 1.50
to
is
%
4s
to 3.80
5s series F Mar 15 1945-48— 6s 3.65
to 3.80
5s series K July 1 1947-49— 6s 3.65
to 3.85
State Pension 5s June 1 1948— 613.90
J&D
Dee Moines 6s '36-*67
J&J
.
to 2.50
to
5s 1951 opt 1941
Fifth District Levee—
5s
1936-1969
103
103
103
104
104
103
103
to 3.25
104
A&ou
103
104
A&Olf,
F&A1/
103
104
103
104
103
104
6s Jan 1954 opt 1944—-J&J
5s Jan 1937 opt 1928-. J&J
104
104
105
105
6s 1956-1970
...A AO
Lake Borgne Dlst Levee—
fia Dec 1962 opt 1942--J&D
%
to
1.90
104
105
6s Oct 15 1903
3.10
2%
to
1^70
6 1.60
to
1.90
6 1.00
to 3.40
to
1969-1969
5s 1972
1
Lafourche Basin Levee—
98
97
•
2%
New Orleans—
to 1.75
6
bt 3.00 to
117*
to 1.50
2 25
4 94« 1950-69
4 94 s1900-67
%
494s 1936-1977
—A&O
4b floating debt 1948.A&0
4s Constitutional 1942-J&J
4b Public Impt 1950 opt
to
KANSAS.
6
494s Soldiers Compen *36-*52
6
4s Soldiers Oomp 1953—J&J
6
48 Soldiers Oomp 1954—J&J
6
Crawford Co 494s 1939—
Hutchinson—
6
494s Pub Bldg '61 op '81J&J
6
494s 1939--------Kansas City 5s 1942
F&A 6
6
494s Wat & Light 1944-J&J
6
494s Wat Plant Pur '39 J&J
6
494s Imp July 18 '49—J&J
Board of Education—
494B 1937-1953
F&A 6
494s 1936-1963
-J&J, 6
Sch Dist 494s 1937-54J&J 6
.50
2.60
2.60
to 2.50
2.40
tn 2.30
3 .00
2.00
2.25
to 2.50 %
to 1.75
%
to 2.10
2.40
to 2.30
%
%
%
to 2.40
Orleans District—
%
%
%
to 2.80 %
1.00
to 2.50
to 2.65
McPherson 494>
Reno Co 5s 1941
to 2.80
6 2.75
to 2.50
6 2.85
1945
—
6 2.50
1940
1944— 6 2.80
6 2.90
105
104
99*
101
6*4.40 to 4.35 %
to 3.80
to 4.20
Sedgwick Co 494«
Shawnee Co. 494s
Topeka 494s 1948
6 1.00
Topeka B D 494s Mar 1 '36-'46
1.00
Wichita 494 s 1936-46
J&D
Wyandotte County—
1.00
4948 Brldsre '37 to *41—F&A
1.00
49*8 1937-1939
J&J
4& 1940-1945
J&J 6 2.60
to
to
to
103 *
102 *
ig i*
F&A 6 3.50
1936-1909—J&D bt 3.85
5s Wat Wka Rlv ^e-^M&S bt 2.50
494s W W& Sew'aS-^.J&J 6A3.80
4*sMay 2 1930-67-M&N2 6A3.80
to
— —
to
to 3.75
to
'.50
.50
to
to
2.50
to 2%
6
.50
to
6
.50
to .75
6
.50
to
6
.75
.75
to
Louisville—5s Sch 1962-A&0
494s Hospital 1951——M&S
494s Ref 1966
J&D
4 94s Jan 11970.
J&J
494s Sewer 1969
J&A
4s Ref July 1 1937—-J&J
4s Sewer 1947
—F&A
4s Lou W Co 1959
F&A
4s Sewer 1965—
F&A
4s Jan 1 1970
J&J
2.75
85
to 2.90
6 2.85
6 2.90
494s w w
1936-1970—A&O
'37-'59-J&J
BT.ocf
to
"75
6 2.40
6 2.80
to
to
2.25
2.70
6 2.80
to 2.85
6 2.90
6 2.25
to 2.80
to 2.10
to 1.80
to 3.90
1940-1943
6 1.00
.50
.50
3*s July 1936 to 1939-M&8
Portland Water District—
4s Funding 1938
J&D 6 2.00
4s Funding 1948—
J&D 6 2.60
to
to 2.50
to
2%
to 3.50
to
to
3%
%
.75
to
2.25 %
.40
to
.40
to 1.75 %
.50
to 2.60 %
Sewer
1936-41
(tax-
b
4s 1936-1937 tax-ex.J&J 15
Quincy 3*s'36 to *39—A&O,
t
Salem 4s Jan 1 '37-'54 tax-ex J 6
Somerville—
'
4s July 11948-50
Springfield
J&J 6 2.75
to 2.10
Battle
4*s
6 1.00
to
6 3.15
to 3.00
5s 1936-1901—l
A&O 63.15
6s Gen. Imp. 1943-45—M&S 6 2.40
to 2.60
2.50
2.90
1.25
to
1.90
to 3 00
to 2.80
to 2.85
2.35
112*
2.25
Creek—
Sewer
3.10
1936-40—M&N
Battle Creek S
2%
A&O
D—
4*s 1937-1937
4*s 1938-1949
Bay City—
5*s w w 1936-1951
Bay City Union S D—
6s July 1 1936
2.50
F&A
F&A
3.75
M&S 6
General
3.00
J&J
3.80
93*
3*s
to
to 2.50
4s
6 2.70
to 2.50
6 2.70
to 2.50
4*8
4*8
6 2.70
to 2.50
5s non-callable.
6 2.70
to
2.85
2.50
1945-1971
.-—M&S 6 2.70 to 2.55
4i Regla'd atk 1940-57-M&N 6 2.70 to 2.50
99
4*s
Refunding Water series D—
3*s Oct 1 1951-1961
3*s Oct 1 1936-1950
3 *s Octl 1948-1950
4s July 1 1937-1947
100
105
107
108
4*s
98
99
104
106*
Water 4s
Street railway 4 *8—
94*
98*
97*
109
108*
.
—
/ Less 1 on bid side.
2.00 to 2.25 %
Dearborn 5s 1936
Detroit—
6 3.05
6 2.70
4a
Less 2 on bid.
.25
MEXICO
8e« Foreign Govts, page 93.
MICHIGAN
5*s July 15 1941
J&J16
5*s Oct 15 1941
A&015
to 1.60
a
%
to 2.75
.30
to 1.60
b Baals. /Flat price, k Bid price less 1*. asked less *.
to 1.90
.40
6 1.00
6 1.00
6 3.10
6 3.05
z°
to 2.90
F&A 6
Waltham 3*8 1936-45—F&A
4a 1936-1960
F&A
Warren Water District—
4*t 1937-1953
F&A 6
to 1.60
MARYLAND
5s registered
.90
|
48 1936-'44 (tax-ex)
6 1.00
3%
"
__
2.20 %
5*s Highway 1941
J&D
5i Highway 1940
J&D
4*s Highway 1943
F&A
4 *• Highway Impt 1944 A&O
4t High*'
i,» 1942
\ScC
Ann Arbor (City) 4s 1936—
%
1946—...M&8
4*8 Mar 11936-'55—M&S
4*8 Mar 1 1955
M&S
4a Aug 1 1951
— -F&A
4t Annex 1954
...J&D
4a Parks 1955
M&N
4i Mar 1 1961
M&S
4i Aug 1 1901
—-F&A
4s School 1930-1939—M&N
bt 3.40 to 3.30
6 *3.60 to 3.50
to
M&S
Winchester 4s 1939-1943 A&O
to 2.50
6 1.00
5s Water 1901
494 s series E May 1 1942— 6£ 3.50 to 3.50
5s series F Mar 1511943—- bk3.50 to 3.50
b 12.75 to 2.75
5s series F Mar 1541938
102
103
5s ser H Sept 30 1938 opt '33
102
103
5s ser H Sept 30 1940 opt *33
102
103
5s ser I Oct 15,1937 opt *33State Pension 5s]Decl31J1938 &&3.00 to 3%
.70 %
.60
to 1.50
6 3.00
105
2.00 %
to
Wellesley (Town)
4s Mar 1 1936-1946
%
to 2.25
105
to 2.10
to
4s
3.25 %
Saco 4s April 1939..
A&O 6 2.50
South Portland Sewer Dlst—
4s 1930-1950
..M&N 6 .75
104
1.70 %
%
%
to 2.75
_
6
4*a Rd & Bdge *36-*40 J&D15
4*8 1930-1942
J&D15
4*8 1930-1942—
J&J
3 % certificates of indebtedness
April 15 1938 to 1950—....
Annapolis 4*s W W '42.A&O
Baltimore—5s 1936-1946 M&8
to
.40
Pit*®.0
District—
103*
LOUISIANA.
5s series A Mar 1 1943
M&N
to 2.80
Short Term Bonds—
8t5seserii£1Aa&& O
to
to 2.70
Paducah—
Warren Co—494s
6 3-80
Waterville4*s 1940-50
West brook 4*8 1936-48
.30
New Bedford—
2.70
3.60
to 2.75
Ref 1943
J&J
8a Sew & Park 1941—J&J 6 2.00
Owensboro—5s Sewer—J&D 6 4.10
894s
to
6
_
6 3.00
6 2.80
.50
1.90
.25
to 2%
6 2.85
4s O H '36-*45 tax ex.A&O 6
Portland Bridge Dist (taxable)
to 3.10
8.
1.75
4*8 '36-43 (tax exmp) A&O 6
Portland—
to 3.10
2.60
NAAnnATYl<M«>
to 3.60
4%
to
4s 1930-1937 tax-ex
to 3.60
70
.50
F&A 6
2%
1.50
to 2.20
6 3.85
4>4s R&B Oct 1*36-'56 A&O
65
1949--M&S
Lexington—4s 1945
F&A 6 3.25
5B S D 1938
J&D 6 3.25
Livingston County—
594 s R&B Fdg Marl'49A&0 / 78
4*s *36-'41 (tax-ex)...J&J
%
3 *s 1930-1942 tax-ex.M&N 6
Milton—
to
6 3.85
Hickman—6s Fdg
to 3.25
Medford—
1.90
6 1.10
6 1.75
to 3.60
95
to 2.15
.50
4i 1940-51 (tax-exmpt)M&N
Maiden 4s '36-'44(tax-ex) F&A
1.50
6 1.75
to 3.60
t°
.50
M&N 6
4*s 1937 (tax-ex)
F&A
Lynn—
4« '30-'39 (tax-exmpt)_M&N
to 2 25
.50
%
%
to 1.40 %
to 3.25 %
L«well—
6 3 85
6 3.85
90
to 3.15
to 1.25
4*s 1936-44—
4s Tief May 1 1959—M&N 6 3.25 to 3%
Klttery Water District—
5s Jan 1937 to 1938
J&J 6 2.50 to 2%
Old Town Water District—
4s July 1936-1939
J&J 6 .75 to 2.25 %
4s July 1952-1958
J&J
6 4.20
1.00
Helyoke—
to 3.60 %
to 3.60 %
%
2.00
3.70
4*s '37-'50 (tax-ex)..F&A
b
2%15
Franklin (Town)
3.75
6
Water
%
to 2.40
J&J 6 2.25
4s July 1 1041-1950
River—
to 3.15
6
Kennebec
to 2.40
.50
4*s 1930-1937
M&S 6
4*s 1938-1941
M&S 6 1.80
4s 1936-55 (tax-ex)—M&N 6
.50
104
103
J&J
4*s 1936-1945
.50
A&O b 2.00
A&O b
Fall
3%
3.80
to 3.9(
4%
4%
%
%
.30
Kverett—
6 3.85
6 3.85
to
2.60
to 1.7.5
104
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.05
to
2.60
2.50
to 2.50
103
4a 1936 & 1940 tax-ex--J&J
Augusta 48 Octl 61936-56A&O
4a Wat-Wks Sept 1 1936-40
Bath 4« Ref 1941 tax-ex. J&D
Belfast 4*8 Ref 1936-1950—
Brewer High Sch Dist—
103*
103*
3%
.30
104
Auburn—
Bridge Revenue Refunding—
Project No. 1 July 1 *50 J&J
Project No. 2 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No. 3 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No 9 July 1955 J&J
Project No. 10 July 1 '50 J&J
Ashland—5s 1936-37
M&S
4MB SI '42. '47 & '52--M&8
Bowling Green—5s 1955-J&J
Covington—
6s WW Jan 15'37-*61 J&J 16
494 s Fdg 1936-48
F&A
49481936-1950
A&O
494s WW 1937-51
J&J
4s Fdg 1952 opt '42- - F&A
494s School Jan 1 1937-69—
Crittenden County—
594s Fdg Feb 1 f39-*49-F&A
Henderson County—
3.15
to
.25
103
105
5s Hway & Bdge
KENTUCKY
3.15
3*s May 1 '45 (reg).M&N
3s Bridge 1941
F&A
Chelsea—4s Park 1930—A&O
4a Sept 1 1958
__M&B
5s 1936
6s Dec 1
*36-'54-A&0
M&8
M&N
M&N
4s State Pier 1926-1942—M&*
3 *s 1936-1937
M&S
3*s 1938-1939
M&S
3Hs 1940-1951
M&S
&80
3.00
to 2.60 %
to 2.60 %
104
4s Sept 1 1936-1953
4s Highw & Bdge '36-39
4s Highw & Bdge'40-44
2 .85
%
.
.30
103
„
to 2.50
.50
4s Oct 1 1946-1949
MAIN!
to 2.50
to 1.75
Cambridge—
2.25
.75
to
.50
4s 1936-1947 tax-ex
98
Tensas Basin Levee District—
to 2.70
.50
106
Shreveport—
to 2.65
50
J&J
Apr 36-'37 (tax-ex)_Aa< »
Brockton—
to 2.80
Saline Co 494s
3.25
3.50
July. 1930—
104*
103*
A&O
1943-M&S
F&A
5s Jan 1957
%
3.40
M&S
A&O
June 1 1943
J&D
June 1 1944
J&D
July 1 1945
J&J
Aug 1 '36 to *55
2*s 1936-1955
J&D
Metropolitan District—
2*s Dec 15 1936-1960—
Braintree—4* 1936-1V41—J&J
to 2.70
494b Water 1937-1947..
1~.§5
...J&D
»*•
8*1
8*s
2*s
103
103
104
M&N
1944
0s
6s 1950 Series B
2.85
1945
1945——— 6 3 00
102
5s July 1968
—J&J
Red River A & B B District—
6s Mar 1953 opt
5s 1965 Series D
to 2.75
3%
3%
Pentchartrain District—
to 2.50
Leavenworth Co 5s
104
5s 1936-1944
J&D 6A3.80
5s 1945-1907
J&D 6A4.20
Plaquemlne Parish E Bank—
97
5a Oct 1952 opt 1942—A&O
D
to
4a 1936 1939 (tax-exi.. J&J
4s Tunnel & Sub 1948.J&D
4l Sub 1957 tax-ex
A&O
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex
J&J
4s Tub & Sub'59 tax-ex J&J
4s
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
to 2.40
to 2.70
4s
.
1936-1939——J&J
1940-1949
J&J
5s July 1950-1959
J&J
494a 1986-1961
A&O
494s Sept 1 1936-1908-M&S
1.60
.50
4*8 Dec 1970
106*
5s July
5a July
2.75
.60
.50
4*8 Sept 11981
4*8 Tun 1960 tax-ex
104*
105*
=
to 2.40
?25
4s 1936-1945 (tax ex).M&N
.25
3*s 1936-1951——.M&S 6
103*
bt 3.50 to
6 2.50 to
494a serial 1936-1940
4948 serial 1940-1980—
3%
%
6A-4.00 to4%
6A4.00 to 4%
100
99
103
1
117 X
116*
6 1.00 to 2.70
49is Sewer 1936-47—M&N
2°00
Sioux City 8 D 5s 1941 — J&J
6 1.75 to 2.30 %
Woodb'y Co Fund294s '42-46
^
6
Boston—
6A; 400 to 4%
1.50
~~99*
S
3%
bt 3.20 to 3.15
2.40
~U2X
to
1.00
'39-'49.J&J
5s Pub Belt RR
_
.1
J&J
to 4%
102
J&J
3.00
3.00
to
6
Leavenworth—
to 2.50
Beverley 4s 1936 (tax ex)—A&O
Oaddo District Levee—
%
2%
.50
4*s Water 1936-42—A&O
6 2.40 to 2.50
4948 Water 1943&'44—A&O
100.50 100.80
ttumwa 494s June 1936
Sioux City 6s *36-'45—F&A15
HiRef Aug 15 1940—F&A15
to 2.50
106
2.75
104*
F&A
Baton Rouge—5s *36 '54-M&8 6 4.10
102
Bossier Dlst Levee 5s '54.A&0
2.25
to
4*s W W 1936-42
J&P
6s Gen Obllg 1936-40-.J&J 6 1.00
Dss Moines Ind S D—
4*8 Sept 1 1945
M&S 116*
1*s 1944-.-—----------4s Sept 11945
M&S "III*
Fort Dodge 5s Fund '39—A&O
Lee Co Prim Road 2*s_. 1948 "W
Marshalltown lnd 8 u—
.50
5s City Hall 1936-39—M&N b
Marsnailtewn—
to 2.50
105
Capital Bldg 494s Aug 15 1952
4scUafalaya Levee DMt-
to 3%
6 1.00
M&N
M&N
to 2.50
104*
105*
105*
105*
2^25
5s
OedarRanlds 4 *s '49-'63M & N »
Clinton Co 2*s 1942—M&N b 1.80
Davr i.port lndep Sch Disc—
61.50
Net.
103
104*
104*
1.75
3.60
105*
5o 1957-1987
.50
2.90
1972-1975
4s 1936-19578*a Impt 1940
3*0 Mar 1945
Ask.
J&J 106
109
M&S
8*s Refunding 1952—J&J 5 2.25 to 2%
3*a Sewage Impt '80.A&O 5 3.00 to 2.85
Onmber'd 4*8 W W '41. A&O 5 3.00 to 2.80
I
Hagerstown—
5a Water 1928-1917... A&O 5 2.50 to 4%
6 2.00 to 3.85 %
4*8 1930-1986
A&O
Montgomery Co
4*11939-1968
M&N 6 3.90 to 3.60 %
Washington Sub San Dist—
4*s Sewer g 1973
J&J 6 3.90 to 3.60 %
6 4.00 to 3.80 %
5s I960
MASSACHUSETTS
.25 to 2.25
4s 1936-52 (tax-exempt)
Vai
.20 to 2.30
4a Water registd 1936-'58. J&J
2.25
3*a I960 ref (tax-exem)_J&J
.75
**s 1937 reg (tax-exem)_J&J
1.50
J *a Water
1942
J&J
1.90
3*8 gold July 1944
M&S
.15
3s Met Sewerage 1986—M&S
1.25
3s gold July 1 1939
J&J
1.50
3s gold Water Jan 1 19*1-J&<
.25 to 1.75 %
l*s Pub Wks __Septl5'36-*40
.20 to 1.10
Is Pub Wks Feb 15 1937-41.
.75 to 1.75
Arlington 4s 36 42 (tax ex) J A J
104
IOWA
b
A&O 5 2.70
M&S 5 2.70
M&S 5 2.70
A&O 5 2.70
1936-1944
1966-1965
4s
bt 3.50
series D & E 1944-55-
it
or
bta.
Bonds.
to 3.70
4 948
2.50
4*s 1936-1965
J&J ST.50
3*s City Hall 1939—J&J
Indianapolis S D—
4s Bldg Sept 1 1946
J&J
8*a July 11941
J&J
5s Oct 20 1936-39--A&O20 b 1.50
b 1.75
Loganap't4Hs *36-*37 -J&D1J5
So Bend 4HiW W43..M&M
5Hs 1941
M&S
outh Bend School City—
b 2.50
4*s Impt 1939-1948-F&A
4% 1939-1940
4 *s 1940-1941
Yieta oasis
To
Net.
Baltimore—(Cont.)
State Highway—
3.15
Gary Sch City 4*s Oct 1943—
4*s 1936-1942
Ask.
Long Term Bonds—
Fort Wayne School Dist—
6s Oct 1 1936-1943
Hammon
Yield Basis
1
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
m
109*
100
6 1.00
100
100
y3
to 3.60 %
«
-
•
-
—
-
104
-
-
-
March, 1936]
STATE
Quotations tor all
securities are
or
M
To
Net.
Bid.
Bondi.
Yield Basis
■
\To
or
.
As*.
Ask.
:
4.05 %'
to 1.25 %
b 1.75
-
to 3.20
%
Highland
M&S
Park—
6 T.00 to 3.75
4>ss Apr 15 1957—
Jackson 4Ms 1936-47—A&016 6 4.00 to 4.50
Jackson Union S D—
4 Ha 1936-1945
M&N 6 4.00 to 3%
Lansing—
4 Ha 1937-1940
J&D 6 2.00 to 3%
3.50
%
Mus
s
1937-44-J&J 6 2.50
skegon 4
_
Pontiac—
4s 1941-1957
95
95
95
95
95
93
93
93
93
93
4 Ha
1936-1947
M&S
M&S
5Xs Sewer 1937-42—F&A
6s Water Imp 1936-50 J&D
Port Huron 4 Ha 1942
Saginaw—4 Ha 1936-49—F&A
4 Ms Sewer 1936-51.-J&D
Wayne County —
4ka 1946-1951-l
J&D
1*75
-
a!03
s
1936-1954.
J&J
1936-1943———..J&J
1936-1955
A&O
.60
to
4Hb 1936-1947----—-J&D
4 Ha Airport 1936-'54..A&0
4s Airport 1936-1961
.60
.50
.50
.50
.50
4s Auditorium Nov 1 '36-71
4s Various 1936-1970-M&N
3H
1936-1974
J&J
3 Ha 1936-1974.
F&A
.50
.50
.60
.50
s
s
MINNESOTA
2.35
J&J
1.75
4Mb Dec 1 1939
J&D
2Ktrunkh*way,47-,51— M&N 6 2.25 to 2.35 %
1.60
1.70sRuralCredit ctfsl941 J&A
4 Ms July 15 1943...
.
Duluth—
J&J 6
M&N 6
4Ha 1936-1947
ft M« 1936-1942
6 Ha 1936. 1938. 1949. A&O 6
4Mb Feb 1'40 op'89—F&A
1.0Q to 2.75.
1.00 to 2.50
1.00 to 2.50 %
s
to2.90
3 Ms 1941-1051
1.00 to 2.25 %
1.00 to 2%
1.00 to 2.25
to 2.85
2 Ha 1945-1955
to 2.50
9t io«epr>
I
I
,
I
I
'to
to 2.60
%
1.50
1.50
1.60
120
%
%
%
%
11951...J&J
4Mb W W 1936-42—A&O
6s School July 1 1991..J&J
5s Gen'l impt 1937-62. J&J
4Ha Sewer July l '43—J&J
6
,
...
js 1938-1959
J&J
A&O
..A&O
1936-1939
1940-1961
1.00 to3%
j&d
2~90
4Hs Jan 1 1937-1952
4Ha 1936-1952
M&N
Jones Co 5s 1986-1942...M&N
Meridian 5s Dee 11939..J&D
4Ha School House 1941 J&J
Mississippi Levee District—
5* May 2 1944..
M&N
5b July 11953
J&J
Vlcksburg—
5s Pub imp 1936-48
F&A
6 3.90
to
3.60
3.60
to 3.60
to 3.60
6 3.90
6 3.90
6 3.90 to 360
77
70
6 4.90 to 4.75
^
__
5s 1948
Taseo-Mlss Delta Levee Dist5s 1936-1954..
M&N 5 4.10
4Hb July 1949
.J&J 5 4.10
4s 1952 optional 1922—J&J 54.25
—
...
NEW
I
to 3.75
to
4Mb 1936-1946
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 4.10
4M« Highway
Concord—
4Ms 1942
J&J
J&D
M&S
1936-48—J&D
'42. '44-M&N 6 1.50
Keene4Ms 1936-1842
M&N 6 .50
4s 1941-1946
t
3.15 %
}gs
to
4Ms series D July 1940....
4Mb series E Jan 1941
F&A
1.50,
%
to3%
to 3.25
1936-1964
n
Nominal.
to
3%
to 3%
to 3.75 %
to 3.75
%
4.20
4.20\
4.20
4.20
5 §-§°
b
1944
..j&j 54.50
6 4.50
f&A
...j&j 6 4.50
j&j 54.50
j&j 6 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.40
%
to 4.40 %
to 4.40
to
%
3.50'
to 3.50
..
..
to 3.50
..
to3.50
to 3.50
..
%
80
80
m&s
Cape May Co—
5s 1936-1940
..
85
85
95
98
{
m&s
Delaware River Joint Com.
Phila-Camden Bridge—
4 Ms 1938-1945
6
4Ms 1946-1973
""6
East Orange 4Mb '36-'46-F&A 6
4mb 1936-1969—... j&d 6
5s Sewer 1937-1960
j&j 6
Elizabeth—
_
2.25
3.21
to 3.15
1.75
1.75
2.00
to 3.25
j&j 6 3.00
to 4.20
to 4.20
a&u
6 3.00
?k8a^e,cai«1036-1»46-j&d 6 3.00
6s 1937-1972
Englewuna..
to 1.50
%
to 3.77
to 3.50
to 3.75
to 4.20
j&j 6 3.00
to 4.20
6 3.00
to 3.75
m&s15 *2.90
1950-1960..i..m&816 6 2.90
to 3.50
........
Essex ot unty—
ihu
4Mb Road 1936-1936..f&A 6 2.90
4s Hospital 1946—..f&a 6 2.90
2.40%
to 2.50
Essex
to 2.40
to 2.25
5s July 28 1936-1960^
Fairvi«j»—5s 1U44.
6 3.25
f 80
Glen Ridge...
6 2.90
Gloucester city 4Ms'36-6tt j&l3 6 6.50
6 m" Water 1937-1955
& 5-50
to 3.25
1.40
to 3.50
t'3.50
to 3.50
Fells (Boro»
to
3%
to3"50
to
%
5%
to
5%
Gloucester co—
4Mb Bldg&rd*s6-'46 j&d2c 6 .50 to 3.65
Hackensack—4 ma 1942.f&A 6 4.50 to 4.15
4
imd 10»7-194a—.. j&j 6 4.50 to 4.15
1.65
6s 1937-1954
...f&a 6 4.50 to 4.15
Hoboken—4Mb 1940..
j&j 6 4.25 to4%
5s School 1937-1954
j&j 6 3.50 to Uo
1.85 Hudson County—
„
1.75
1.75
4Mb 1948
f&a
4mb May 1 1950
m&n
4Mb 1936-1978
m&n16
4sg Park 1954 & '59..m&n
4Ms July 15 "36-74..—j&j
J Flat price,
61
b 3.50
4Ms School 1936-1951.m&s
2.901
to 3.10
4s
„
M&S 61.00
M&S 6 2.75
4Ms series A July 1938..
4 M« series B July 1939—
4Mb series O Jan.1940
6 Basis.
61
61
61
61
4.25
4mf 1936-1952
Bridge Bonds—
Bid prices.
61
61
61
Cape May—
to3.40|%
to
1936-1957
4Msl93tt.
4mb 1937-1970
2.75
to 3.40 %
NEW JER8ET
a
50
5.25
6 5.25
b 5.25
,60 to 2.20
.50 to 2.25
4Mb'38. *40
Manchester—
4s 1936-1940
50
50
50
J&D
4 Ms 1955-1958.
Camden 5Ms 1936-61
%
.50 to 2.50
J&D 6
I
.75 to 1.90 %
.75 to 2%
J&D
J&D
J&D
.J&D
3%
4Mb
...
to 1.95
to 1.90 %
to 1.90 %
4.40
4Ms 1955.
4mb l»o6-1967
.50
%
to 1.90
.50
...J&D
Bound Brook 4Mb '36-'42
Brldgeton (City)—
4Mb 1936-1942
4Mb 1943-1949..;
4Mb 1950-1954
HAMPSHIRE
4s July 1936-1948
fts June 1936-1938..
fts Highway 1936-43
♦04%
J&D 6 3.30
Omaha SD 4Mb Msyl'56 M&N 6 3.10
York School District—
4Mb 1937-55
J&J 6 1.00
5.25 to 4.80
5.25 to 4.80
5 4.40
J&J 6 2.50
-
%
.50
.50
Camden Co—
Omab—
v
4 Ms Wat wks Dee 15 '41 J&J 6 2.00
4 Ms May 11966
M&N 6 3.10
4.65 to 4.25
4.65 to 4.25
to 4.25
4.6
5.00 to 4.76
4.00 to 3.90
4.25 to 4.00
4Ms 1940-50
to 1.95
4Mb Dec 15 1936-64—J&D 6 2.90
4M« 1936 to 1969..J&D 15
2.90
Bogota—
102
Holdrege 8 D 5s 1939-62.. J&D 6 2.00
Unooln School District-I
4Mb 1936-1963
.M&N 6 1.00 to 3.20
McOoek Fund 6s '36-43.F&A 6 1.00 to 3.10
North Platte Sch Dist—
I
to
.75
.50
2.75 %
Bloomfleld—
4mb
6 3.90
to
to 2.65
1
%
to 2.60
to 2.80 %
NEBRASKA
...
.50
.75
%
151936-1955.J&D 15 £ 3.50 to3%
4Ms 1936-1939—...A&o £ 3.25 to 2.75
4Ms Aug 1936-1938—F&A
{ §.25 to 2.75
4s Court Hse '86-'38—A&O & 3.25 to 2.75
%
2.70
to
99
Beatrice S D 5s 1937-54—F&A 6 1.50
Douglas County—
,
i
5s Highway 1942.A&O
534s Impt 1936-1946.
M&S
4Kb May 11939-50
4Ha Impt 1953
J&J
4Hb Flood 1936- 53
A&O
4Kb July 11936
J&J
BUbzl 5 lis 1936-1943
A&O
Greenville 5s fund '43-'50 F&A
Jackson—
5 Ms 1936-1954
A&O
to 2.90
5s Dec
to 2.75 %
2.25 to 3%
HI88IE8IPP1
to 2.75
to 2.90 %
-
5Ms Educate 1936-1941.. J&J 6 .75 to 2%
2.50 4Mb Educational 1944
2 90
J&J
2.50 Butte 6s 1941 opt 1936..J&J "98"
ioo"
8Mb Sewer *37 to '39..J&J 6 1.00
4 Ha Wat & Sew '36-'50-J&J 6 1.00
to 2.75
.50
.50
fMsDec l5 1936-60-J&D15 J 3.50
5a Dec 1944.
%
o
Daniels Co 6s 1947-1942—J&J
Great Falls—
.50
.50
County—
«
to 2.80
MONTANA
2.90;
1.00 to 1.50 %
1.00 to 3%
1.00 to 2%
1.65
1.80
1.80
1.80
90
I
90
6
1
4
1.00 to 2.50
1.40
1.65
75
4Ms Bridge 1936-57..A&O
70
1.75
Certificates of deposit—.
90
Audub'n (Boro) 6s July l'36-'44
90
School District 4Mftl'36-'55
to2%
to 2.50
Bayonne—
to 2.90
5s 1937-1949
—..J&J 6 4.00 to 3.75
b 4.00 to 3.75
to 2 50 %
4Mb 1936-1955
f&a
b 4.00 to 3.75
to 2.60 %
Ms Funding 1945—
to 2.60 %
4Mb School l9?6-66—.F&A b 4.00 to3 75
b
.50
Iki956 * 44.M&N 3.40 to 4.25
to 2.16 %
Belleville SD 5s *36-'44M&N b 3.40 to 4.25
to 2.40 %
Bergen Oc—
to 2.75
to 3%
6Ms Dec 1 1936-1942. J&D £
3.00
6
const 3 Ms
Atlantic
&0
St Paul—
6s school July
O of *30 Nov
50
1.25
opt *37
opt *38
opt '39
opt '39
opt '40
opt '40
opt '40
opt '41
*36-'67
*36-'69
A July 1936-66
4 Ms series B July 1936-67—
4s series O April 1936-69—
2Ms series D May 1937-70—
Emergency Relief—
■
3 Ms Jan. 1937-41
£
5s May 1936 to 1941
6
4Ms Nov 1936 to 1941
3Ms Mar 1936 to 1942—...
3Ms May 1936 to 1942—
2M Jan 1937 to 1943—.
Ed Aid 4Ms ser A Jan 1937-42
Asbury Park (City)—
4Mb 1936-1953
M&N
4MB
1986-1946
M&8
4Mb 1951-1960—.
M&8
4 M* 1936-1970—
.M&N
Atlantic City—
•
4 Ms 1936-1938—J&J /
4Ms 1938-1958
4Ms Paving 1938.
.J&J
4Ms Jan 1 1945
J&J
4Ms June 1 1936-86-J&D
4.40» 1937-1954
—M&S
5s 1937-1938
—F&A
58 1940-1947
—F&A
5s 1948-1968
...F&A
.75
2.55
1.80
J&J
B of '24 July '55
O of *24 July '56
B of '30 July
s ser
at
to 2.75 %
to 2.80
A of'20 July'51 opt'36
B of '20 July '52
C of '20 Jan '53
D of '25 Jan '54
E of *20 Juiy'54
F of '20 Jan *55
A of '24 Jan '55
s ser
2.40 %
%
to 2.75 %
to 3%
to 2.90 %
to 3.10 %
to 3.10 %
to 3.10 %
!to3.05 %
.J&J
J&J 61.75
—J&J 6 2.25
.50
4Ms 1936-'45..M*S 6
Refunding 4 Ha 1951...
St Joseph 81) 4s 1940—-..
4Ha Hospital '36-'41.M&N 6 1.00 to 2.25
Alinnea polls—
St. Louis 4 Ha PubUc Bids a
5s
1936.
.50
*49,
*43.
*4
Imp 1936-1943
J&J
1.00 to 2.90 %
4 Ha 1937-1939—
.50
F&A
'46. *47. 49. 49. 59.J&
1.50 to 2.25
4 H» 1940-1953
5s8tImpMay2'87-'4]M&N2
—F&A 61.90
4 Ms Apr 1936 & 1937.A&0
1.00 to 1.50
.50
4MsWW 1936-1945-A&O
4 Ms Apr 1938-1939
1.50 to 1^5
4 Ha 1936-1948
A&O
.60
M&N
2.00 to 2.90
4 Ms 1941-1948
Is Apr 1940-1952
A&O
.M&N 6 2.00
1.00 to 1.50 %
4s 1936
is 1986-1937
A&O
M&N
1.00 to 2.25 %
s School 1936-1941-—
4s 1937-1940
.75
M&N
1.00 to 2%
4s 1941-1945
is 1936-1940...
.A&O
.M&N 6 2.10
2.25
fts Improvement 1942.J&D
4s 1946-1951—
..M&N 6 2.50
0 1944
A&O
230
3 Ha
Public Bldg & imp
3 Ms 1936-1941
M&N 6 1.00 to 2.25 %
1950-1955
A&O 6 2.60
3s School 1940-54.
Ramsey County
F&A 6 2.00
2.75
4Ms 1936-19503s Refunding 1952—.A&O
.F&A 6 1.00
1.00 to 2.75
4MB Dec 1 1936-1950.J&D
Springfield 4Mal986-49-M&N 6 ".50
1.00 to 2.50
4 Ms Rd&Bdge '88-'44 M&N
University City—
1.00 to 1.50 /o
4 Ha 1936-1943
4Mb Rd&Bdge *36 *37 M&N
.50
M&N 6
4 Ms Rd&Bdge *86-*48 J&D
1 00, to 2.50 %
4Mb 1942-1949
J&J15 6 2.25
,
s
I15
3%'
-J&J
4 Ms 1946
fis 1941.
|
•a Bridge 1936-40
M&N 6
fMs Bridge 1936-40
M&N 6
4 Ms Sanitorium '36-'42.J&J 6
ser
s
to 2.95
J&J 61.60
J&J 6 .75
4Ms 1940-1950
4 Ha 1937-1950
4Kb 1937—.
1.00 to 2.50 %
100
Hennepin County—
5s
4Ms
4 Ms
4Ms
4 Ms
4Ms
to
Kansas City S D—
4s 1941-1951———J&J 61.75
July 1943
Soldiers Bonus 5s July 1941
Highway Extension—
%
to
I
1.85
1.85
1.90
1.90
2.00
2.50
1.90
4 Ms series A of '27 July 1944
4s ser B of '27 July 1950—
%
%
.J & J bj.50
4s 1936-1951
-
106
4s 1936-1946
J&J 6
Duluth lnd School Dist—
4s series
I
i
.
107
al00
Covert roads....
Voted bonds
3% Road 1953-57—
3% Bldg 1939-41
Jackson County—
&
.50 to 3.25
—J&J
.50 to 3.30
4Ha 1937-1950-———J&J
4 Ms 1936-50—
.50 to 3.25
-J&J15
4Hb 1949
J&D
1.00 to 3". 25
4Ms Road 1937-52
1.00 to 3.25
4Ha Court House 1937-52
Joplin (School Dist)—
6 2.75 to 3.00
4Ms'1943-1948
Kansas City—
4HB 1939
J&J
5s water 1939
J&J
4 Ms 1940
.J&J
4 Ha Various May 9 *36-*72 6 3.50 to 3.10
2.00
s Jan & July 1942—.J&J
104J4
5s 1942—July
Muskegon S
to
M&S b 2.50 to
....M&S b 2.40 to
fts Road 1944-1948
A&O 6 2.40 to
4s Nov 1 1948-1952
M&N
3 Ha 1948-1952
b 1.25 to
4 Ms Road 1938-42......
107
W
4 Ms series E July 1940—
4 Ms series F Jan. 1941
4Ms series G July 1941—
4s series H July 1942
%
.75 %
1.60
2.60
2.50
2.50
2.75
2.70
2.40 %
2.70
to 2.80
to
4Kb 1943-1946
fts 1943-1947...
GrandRapids SchoolDlstrict—
4l<s 1936-1943
.40
to
5s March 1 1937
Road 1948-1950—M&S b 2.70
.40
A&O b
4KB 1938 & 1939
A&O b 1.25
4KB 1936-1937
%
1.65
1.75
1.75
4Ms series O July 1939....
4M» series D Jan 1940-—.
4Kb
to 2.75
Ask.
Road Bonds—
to
b 1.50
6 2.90
Bid.
Bonds
MISSOURI
b 4.20
To
Net.
or
'Net
Flint 4Ms 1936-54—-M&S 15 6 4.00 to 4.10 %
5s (Mar 1 & Apr 1) '36-'50— b 3.75 to 4%
Flint Union School Dist—
5s 1936-1954
M&S
4 Ms Marl 1936-1939
Grand Rapids—
3 Ms Sept 1 1936-1940 M&S
3s Sept 1 1941-1945—M&S
95
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Yield Bans
Yield Bas^;
Bid*
Bonds
MUNICIPAL
AND
as near as
6 3.75
6 3.75
6 3.75
6 3.75
6 1.00
to3.40
to 3.40
to 3.40
to 3.40
to 3.85 %
Quotations for all
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
STATE
96
closing day of the month precellng the date of issue
securities are as near as possible for the
As*.
Bid.
Bonds.
Hunterdon County—
to 3.15
6 3.40
4Mb road & bldg 37-46 J&J
6 4.25
IrTlngton 6s School '63—J&D
6 1.75
IS:
4%
to 3%
to 4%
to
6 3.25
953......A&0
6 4.25
to 4%
1936-1^69——-_---A&0 6 4.25 to 4%
6 4.25
4M> School 1936-58—J&D
4Mb School 1946J&J 6 4.25 to 4%
4s July 1
Gen ref
1936-1953
3Ms
105
6 2.50
A&O
J&D
FA;A
4Hs Water 1961
4Mb 1936 1966--4s Refunding 19*o
99 M
99
- —
6 1.50
'37-54—F&A
Keansburg &>*a 1936-
6 1.50
6 1.50
-F&A
1936
4Ms Water
106 M
to 4.15
101
i
101
to 3.80
1936 70-J&Dio
4Mb Sch Impt 36-'52-J&D
6 Ms 1936-1949
J&D 6 2.00
5 Ms 1950-1970J&D 6 4.25
95
Lodl—5s 1937-1947-—-J&J
95
tol%
to4.25
to 4.15
100
100
70
65
6 2.90
to 350
6 2.50
6 2.50
1941.......AftO
1 1937 —--—J&J
5Mb July
Middlesex Co—
to
6 2.00
4Mb Fund July 1936-1939.
4Mb Road 1937-44
F&A 6 2.00
Msnmouth Oe—•
6 2.00
36-50—M&S
Rd&Bdg_*30 '51 F&A 15
Mar 15
4Ms
aJsntclalr 4Mb S^
4Mb High Sch Bldg
3M»
q
nn
J&J £ 3.00
6 3.00
1942 opt 1922----JAJ
5
1936-1938
J&D 15 3.00
6 3.25
1939-1949
J&D 15
to
3%
_
6 3.40
to 4.10
6 3.40
5Ms 1944
'to
6 3.35
3.50
6s
1937
--M&S
15 1937—M&S 16
16
to 3.50
3%
to
to 3.20
6 3.50
to
6 2 60
to 2.10
6 3.50
to3%
6 3.20
to2.80
6 2.50
te
6 3 50
3%
2%
to3%
6 3 30
to2.10
6 2.40
to
6 4.60
to 4%
6 2.90
Delaware Oo
to 3.50
6 2.90
6 2.90
4 Ms
to 3.50
to 3.50
4M»
6 2.90
to 3.50
6 2.90
to 3.50
3,50
Erie
4Mb 1936-1969
M&815
4Mb Dock 1959.--—*&A
4Mb Apr 16 '36-61---AAO
4Ms 1936-1983----—F&A
4mb School Dec 1 45--J&D
4b Sch House 1959 opt 1949
4s Pas Val Sew'fll ©P <51 J&D
to
to 4.40
85
95
6 4.10
to 3.76
6 3.30
to 3.10
6 3.30
to 3.10
90
95
6 4.00
3 50 to 3%
3.40 to 3%
to 3.25
4b 1938-42
J&D
—J&D
4s 1943-70
-—-J&D
6 3.60
to 3.25
Track Elev 1964-F&A
6 3.60
Grande
3 Ms
Sew Brunswick—.
.
6 3.20
to
3.30
4Ms 1936-1957
F&A
6 3.15 to 3.25
4mb Sch & Wat *30-'69 J&D
4Mb 1936-1967
J&D 6 3.15 to 3.25
tforfcn Arlington *Borongbx
6s Jan & Mar 11937-1946
Be Jan & Mar 1946-1970
60
s
60
s
Bonus
STutley
4 Ms
.,.s
(School Dist.)—
1936-1942
F&A
1943-1967-
FA A
4Mn School
4MH Sewer
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6 3.30
6 3.30
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4Mb School 1936-1960.A&O
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4Mb School 1936,---97
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8.90b 1946-1964
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2Mb Sept 25 '44-'45— -M&S
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6 2, 65
to 2.35
6 3 35
to 3.20
6 3, 40
to 3.10 %
to 2,00
4s
to 2.10
4s June 1
6 2.25
to 2.10
6 2.35
6 3.50
to 2.20
6 3.00
to 2.75
Oyster Bay Wat Dtst—
4s 1936-1950-----——-JAJ
Pelham (T) Un Fr Sch Dlst
6 3.00
4.60s 1944-1966--Ponghkeepsie 424*1936-62J AD
4s School 1930-'69
MAS
Port Jervls 424s 1937-1966 —
Port of N Y Authority—
Oen A ref 4s May 11975 --Gen Aref 324 s Dec 11965-.
3s series F Mar 1 1941.—
6 3.25
to
b 2.75
& 2.75
to 2.50
b 3.25
to 3.10
No 1
s
to 3.25
to 2.75
to 2.50
1959-1964—J&D 6 3, 30
1936-1939
J&D 6 2, 20
1940-1951
J&D 6 3, 20
1952-1980
J&D 6 3, 50
1936-1945
J&D 6 2. 60
1946-1951
J&D 6 3 00
1952-1963
J&D 6 3, 20
454* 1936-1969 (reg)..M&S 6 1.50
654* Sch 1930—
A&O
3.90s 1937-1964
F&A 6 1 ,00
Walcott 4 Ms Jly 16 '36-*42JAJ 6 1 .00
6s Feb 11937-1939
6s Feb 11940-1962
5M* Jan 1937-1961
10324
Arthur Kill Bridges—
6s 1936-1961
424aSer A1930 to'46MAS 6.50%
Bay onne Bridge—
10524
4s Ser O 1938 to *53.JAJ3
George Washington Bridge10224
4s Ser B 1936 to *50-JAD
11324
424s Ser B 1939to'63MAN
Inland Terminal—
4>4s Ser D 1930to'6OMAS 10824
Holland Tunnel— •
4 24s Ser E 1936to 60MA8
11424
Putnam Co 424* '30-*51-A&O 6 3.00
4s 1937-1954
— F&A 6 3.00
to 3.20
to 3.85
to 3.75
July 1 1937-62
AAO
Feb '37-49
A&O
Mar 1 *36-*66
A&O
s Feb 1937-1946—A&O
1937-1958
—F&A
6s 1936-1938
A&O
%
2%
3%
3.30
to 2.20
to 2.75
to 2.90
to
to
3.75 %
00
115
•4Mb
•4Mb
•4Mb
•4Mb
.50
to 2.75
63, ,50
to 3.20
to 3.20
6 3. 40
to
3.10
3.20
6 3. 50
to
6 2, ,90
to 2.50
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4s
6 3.50
6 3.50
454*1936-1939
6 3.50
454*1940-1954
6 3.50
to 3.10
48 1941-1954—
6 3.50
to 3.10
to 2.70
4s 1907-1968
6 3.50
to
to 2.75
ft 2.75
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124s 1936-1938
A&O ft 1.25
lks 1939-1940
A&O ft 1.75
to 2.60
Asheville—
6s 1937-1969
to 2.25
to
.75
to 1.50
Beckland Co—
424> *30-*38 (reg)—FAA16
4M» 1936-1946
M&S
BeckTllle Centre (V)—
4.16a 1936-1952-.-—JAD
Rome 524s 1936-1941—-AAO
Bye(V)M Mar 10 '36-'38 MAS
Rye A Har'son Un Fr 8 D No 6
4.40s 1930-1953
F&A
ft 1.25 tol%
ft 2.50 to 2.25 %
ft 3.25 to3%
ft 2.50 to 2.25
ft 2.00 to 1 75
ft 3.50
to 3.35
Saranac Lake 4.46s*37-,39faa 6 1.00
to 2.50
1937-1941—- 6 1.00
424*1936-1965
M&8 ft .50
4s Sept 11945-1964—M&8 ft 2.50
to 2.60
» 1.00
to 2.50
Saratoga Co 6s
Bcarsdale 424s 1936-46 —JAD ft
Schenectady—
6a Dec 15 1936-1941
4.30s 1936-1948
JAD
4.16s 1936-1939——AAO
4.16s 1940-1960
AAO
4s Oct 15 1936-1944
A&O
224s 1936-1955
f*rV£?*i ®
.60
to 2.60
to
2.75
to 2.50
.50 to 2.25
.50 to 2.30
.50 to 1.75
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ft
ft
ft
ft 1.00
101
103
100
100
99
99
99
99
99
104
100
to 3.70 %
to 3.40
to 3.60 %
to 2.00
6 3.50
JAD 6 3.25
6 3.50
to 3.30
2.50
to 2.25
3.00
to 2.80
3.10
2.40
to
to 3.00
to 3.30
2.80
2.00
to
%
2.90
to 2.20
to 2.60
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M&S 6 2.80 to 2% I
6 2.00 to 1.50 %
1936-1950
101
102
to
—
2%
to 2.45
to 2.40
102
102
534s 1937-1957
6 M* 1936-1969
4 Ms 1936-1966
4 Ms 1936-1962
Buncombe County—
3.10
JAJ
JAJ
MAS
MAN
A&O
J&O
4M* Funding 1939—M&S
6s Bridge 1930-37
AAO
Charlotte 6 Ms '36-*48
MAN
4MB 1930-1970
M&N
s 1936-1941
M&N
s 1942-1946
M&N
■ 1947-1966
M&N
_s 1960-1979
M&N
Durham—
5s 1936-1946
3.10
6 4.20
to 3.90
6 430
to 4.10
6 3.30
to 3.10
6 3.70
to 3.50
6 3 80
6 380
to 3.60
6 3.80
6 3.60
AAO 6 3.10
1Mb Park 1938
to 3.60
to
3.60
to 3.40
to 2.90
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M&S 6 2.00 to 3.60 %
A&O 6 3.80 to 3.60
M&S 6 3.80 to 3 60
*3 M* 1936-1956
AAO 6 3.70 to 3.60
Cleveland Heights S D—
♦6s 1930-1959
AAO 6 3.80 to 3.60 %
•4Mb 1936-1950
•4s 1936-1955
4s Sewage 1936-58
1
Columbus—
y 38
6 3.90
6 3.90
6 3.90
63.90
6 3.90
6 3.90
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J&J 6 3.50
6 4.00
4M* 1942 to 1960
6s Water 1937 to 1946.JAJ 6 3.80
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454* 1936-1937
fc.JAD 6 3.65
454* 1938-1939
J&D 6 3.65
454* 1940-1961
JAD 6 4.00
*6s 1949-1957
•4 Ms 1936-1953
4mb 1936-1956 S-a
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F&A 6 3.25
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1943-1962
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102
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Cuyahoga County—
AAO
•4Mb 1936-1944
AAO
•4M 1930-1943
A&O
•4Mb Road 1936
AAO
•4 Ms Road 1937-1938. AAO
•6s 1936-1939
6 4.00
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6 4.10
6 4.00
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100
6 3.50
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101
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to 3.30
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J&D
•6Mb Pud Hall 1970—JAD
•5s W W 1936-1968—JAD
•5s 1936-1940
A&O
•4mb Grad Oroa,30-*54 AAO
•4Mb March 1949
MAS
•4mb Fire Dep '30-*55.AAO
1Mb Clark Av Bdg '42-AAO
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J&J
to 1.00
424s
424*
to 4.40
6 3.60
6 2.25
Water 1939 op '19.F&a 6 2.25
.60
2Mb Sept. 1 1937 to 1950-.
2 Ms Sept. 1 1937 to 1970—
.60
Cincinnati (School Dist.)—
4s 1930 opt 1900
MA8 101
3 Ms 1940 opt 1912
101
AAO
to
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ft 2.90
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4s Imp
A&O
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6* July 1961
to
FAA
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1936-1969—--MAS
A&O
S.65sWater *45 cp '25—FAA
FAA
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1937-1938
98
97
97
97
96
96
1941
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•5 Ms Imp Feb *46. *51 FAA 6
•SsJuly 11905
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•4Mb July 1943—JAJ 6
•4Mb Sewer 1955
aao 6
•4mb Sew Sept 3 '37-M&83 6
CAROLINA
6 3.50
6s 1939-1902
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Cleveland—
6 3.50
6s
98
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4*1936-1939
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1936-1947
1936-1955
1930-1946
1936-1939
•4Ms Dec 5 1939-42
•4.40b 1950
Cincinnati—
to 3.20
6 3, 60
101
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A&C
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♦Canton School Dist—
5s 1954
A&O
to 3.35
63 50
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Rochester—
to 3.75
Canton—
to 2.90
6 3, 30
6*3, 25
4 Ms 1937-1962
to
to 3-75 %
102
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97
•Allen Co 5Ms 1936-'50.A&0
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County—
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•5MS 1938-1951
to 3.50
10924
to 2.90
to 3.75
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AAO 6 4.60
•5b Water 1936-1953—A&O 6 4.h)
99
•5 Mb 1937
J&J
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s
-
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JAJ 6 415
•4 Ms 1936-1937
•4 Ms 1938-1950
to
s
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J&J 6 4.15
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4 Ms Highway 1937-58 FAA b 2.90
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AAO 6 3, ,60
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A&O
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4.35
Yonkers—
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3%
40
34
4.35
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*44, *46, *66 A *69 JAD
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to 1.25
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4.35
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6 2.25
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6 2.60
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Ontario Co
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J&D
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94
Westchester County—
4M*
4548
454s
454*
3%
to
6 5.25
6 5 25
f
to 2 75
to 3.25
6 4.00
4.90
to 4.50
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3.50
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to
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6 3.40
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6 5.25
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6 3.10
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4 Ms Jan 1957
JAJ 6t3.80 to 3.80
Grand Forks 5s—May *36-*38 6f2.75 to 2.75
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to 2.50
J&J
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424i Water 1936-45—AAO
4248 Water 1946-64
AAO
424s 1947-72
JAJ
Onelaa—•4s Water *40-'46-JAJ
424s Water 1937-39— —J&J
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6 5.25
NORTH DAKOTA
,
6* 1939-76
6s June 1 1936-64
91
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6 5.25
5s Farm L'n 1940-45&*50 J&J 6 3.70
5Ms 1945 A 1948 ser O
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4Ms July 1951 A *55
JAJ 6 3.75
Oct
4Ms 1942
4 M* 1930-1963
6s 1936-1946
4s May 1938
6 5 25
to 4.50
Warsaw Union Fr 8 D No 10—
to 2 75
91
88
to 4.75
4mb July 11942
4mb July 11952
4Mb 1936-1973
2". 75
.50
to 2.75
to 4.10
88
to 4.75
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6 2 .00
1937-53-F&A
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b 2.90
4.35
5b 1930
JAJ 6 4.15
5s Sept 1936-1947
M&S 6 4.15
4Mb 1936-1958——M&N16 6 4.15
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1937-50-F&A
*36-*51-M&N
100
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W inaton-Salem—
to 3.25
.00
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1937-1948
3M« May 15
102
98
-
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Warren Co 4Ms
4.10s 1936-1946
102
4 75
Randolph Co 4Mb ,37-*47.FAA
4Mb 1948-1959
FAA 6
Rutherford Co 5s *37-*52- JAJ 6
Salisbury 6s 1936-1941--M&N
Transylvania CountyRoad A Bridge 6s 1949-50— /
Wilmington—
5b Ref a Impt 1955
aao 6
4MB 1936-1902
AAO 6
4Msg Wat A Sew *48-_ A&O 6
4Ms Pub Imp 1937-1960JAJ 6
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100
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Utica—
454* Pub
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5.25
5s Munic Bldg 1939—J&J
5s Impt June 11944—J&D 6 5.25
4Mb 1936-1907
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454* 1936-1966
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4.20s 1938-1949
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98 M
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4 M* 1937-1905
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4s Water WorkB 1954.-J&J
Greenville 5s W W *58—faa 6
Guilford County—
4 Ms 1936-1957
M&N 6
3%
1937-1956
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Ticonderoga S D No. 6—
4 Ms July 1954-*58——J&J 6 3. 50 to 3.25
6 2. 60 to 2.25
4 Ms 1936-1943
Tonawanda
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1937-1942—
J&j 6 2, 00 to 3.90
6 2, ,00 to 3.90
454* Sewer 1936-1963—J&J
6s Water 1936-1960
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6Ms Water 1930-1960—J&J 6 2, ,00 to 3.90
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6s 1936-1940 reg
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4MB 1930-1950
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2s
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6 5.00
6 2.00
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3 M* 1941-1961
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Niagara Falls—
1936-1943
5s Dec 15
121
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6
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SolTay 4Ms 1937-*40--FAA b 1 .00
Somers (T) 454s 30-53-MAN
Southampton 5s '36- 43-M&N 6~1 .00
5B 1944-71
M&N 6 3 25
Steuben Co 4 Ms 1937-— F&A
Saffolk Co 4Mb 1930-57-A&O 67 .00
354 1936-1961--—----F&A 6 1 .00
Sullivan Co 4Ms '36-'45-A&0 6 1 .00
Syracuse—
6
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117"
116
to
Bid.
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Schenectady County—
4 Ms 1942-1958--——JAJ 6 2. 25
11824
,
6 2.10
Yield Basts
or
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105
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preceding the date of issue.
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*5 HbW W Imp 1944-JAD 6 3.40
•5b W W Imp 1945—FAA 6 3.30
6 3.60
6 3.10
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•1Mb W W Imp 1940
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•4Ms Bdge 1930-39—AAO
♦4Mb 1936 1940
MAS
4Msl94l
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Dayton School Dist—
5Ms 1941-1961
MAS
PENNSYLVANIA
6 2.75
5b
July 1 1951 Series o..jaj 129
4mb Dec 1 1951 opt *30—JAr 6 2.70
4mb 1939, 1944,1949
jaj 6 2.70
to 2.50
6 2.80
6 3.60
to 2.60
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•5b W
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Montgomery County—
•6s F1 Emerg '36-42—JAD
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•5s ref 1936-1941
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Newark *4Ms 1936-41..-AAO 6 2.50
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Springfield—
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•4Mb
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1936-1953
Bdg 1936 A '38..FAA 6 3.30
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4s 1936-1942
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4s 1937-1950jad
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6 3.80
6 3.80
6 3.80
Pittsburgh—
4ms 1936-1950
4mb 1930-1937
4mb 1938-1940
jad 6 1.25
MAS 6 2.25
mas 6 2.00
4s 1930 to 1939
jaj 6 1.25
4Mb '37-"38 taxable—man 6 1.50
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4Mb Impt 1940-1945-.jaj
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4 Ms 1949-1956—
FAA 6 3.60 to
4b Bridge 1945-1955
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5b Road 1936-1939.—MAN 6 2.60 to
Multnomah Oo S D No 1—
4Mb July 15 30-'39—JAJ15 6 2.50
4a July 15 '40-'45
JAJ15 6 3.10
2.85
3.40
3.35
2.40
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5s Harb Dev 1936-50-MAN 6 3.75
4Mb Dock 1943
4Mb Oct 1930-47
4 Mb 1936-1960
4s Water 1937
4a Water 1936-1955
to 3.50
MAN 6 2.90 to 2.75
.AAO 6 3.50 to 3.35
-MAN 6 3.75 to 3.50
MAN 6 1.50 to 1.25
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1937
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2.60
3.50
3.50
man
3.50
man
1.25
JAD 6
.50
JAD 6 1.00
1936-1937
1938-1959.
to
to
JAJ
.75 %
2.75 %
2.55
..AAO
JAJ
MAN 2
May 1962
MAN
Water 1962........JAD
Oct 1 1904
AAO
1930-1950
JAD 6
or
1958
t Ltss 1
on
70
98
2.75
to 3.50
to
2.75
6 3.70
6 3.60
to 3.35
to 3.00
to 3.25
to 1.75
to
1.75
6 3.00
to
2.90
6 2.90
6 2.95
to
2.75
2.80
to
/ 82
/ 82
87
87
Payette Oounty—
4Mb Road 1958
Ciles Oounty—
2.50
6% Htehway 1947
Gibson
f
to 3.90
to 3.90
93
6 5.00
1
97
to 4.75
6 3.10
to
63.10
to
2.75
2.75
72
to
5.25
/ 66
..JAJ 6 5.50
JAD 6 3.40
to 3.20
Oounty—
4% Road 1937-1958—JAJ 6 5.00
Hamilton Oounty—
4M% Refunding 1957-AAO 6 4.00
.
to 3.90
Oounty—
5% Bridge 1944
6 4.00
n^lraATi—m
4M% Ref 1937-1948—JAJ 6 3.90
fohnson Olty—
to 4.75
to
to
Knox Oo 5b Pike A Bridge
May 1 1936-1940
MAN 6 3.90
Knoxvllle—
4Mb Impt 1936-39
FAA
5s 1936-1937
5a 1938-1951
3.75
3.75
to 3.40
5Mb Impt 1936-1946—JAD / 80
82
to
3.90 %
100
MAS
98
99
MAS
97
100
6M% Fdg Sept 11950.MAS
102
Madison Oounty—
4M% Highway '10-'49 JAD 6 4.10
100
105
to 3.90 %
2.50
2.50
2.75
2.75
.60
to
2.75
2.35 %
by amendment to Constitution of Ohio, adopted Sept. 3 1912, bonds issued after Jan.
Called July 1 *36 at 100
88
•
4M« Road July 15 '47—JAJ
Cumberland Oo 5s 1956—JAJ
Davidson Oounty—
4Mb Highway 1947JAJ
5% Oo Memorial '36-'50JAJ
Oyer Oo 4Mb Apr 1 1955
2.70
4b July 1956
4s May 2 1957
4a
2
to
%
jad
4s Jan 1 1945
4fl Oct 1 1954
ii
* Subject to taxation;
1%
Providence—
4b
«.u*iL?iaSa; I FlaXpric®
.75
to
-.MAD
mb, School 1954
99
'95""
4Mb School 1950
AAO 6 4.10
4 Ms Memorial Aud '52M&N 6 4.10
5s Hospital 1954
.—MAS 6 4.10
2.70
to 1.50
man
8Mb g High Sch 1954.jad
Pawtucket—4Mb 1950
jaj
4Mb Sewer 1952
..jad
4
\
to 3.40
Sept 1
1940-1942
...MAS
3s Funding Sept 1
1946—
Jarter County—
5s funding Jan 1
1959-JAJ
5M" Road
to 3.30
4i May 15 1948
4b Water
3.00
Chattanooga—
6 3.50
Newport—
4ms 1936-1939
mas
5Ms June ] 1936-1953
4Mb May 1936-1942..man
1.25 to 3%
to 3.30
-
to 3.40 %
6 3.00
jaj 6 1.00
4Mb Mar 15 '36-73.mas15 6 1.00
5s 1936-1942
AAO 6
.50
to 3.50
6 3.60
3 Ms Ref Aug 1 1944-45
3 Ms Kef Highway
3%
4s 1938-1960
4a
palitles in State subject to taxation.
sch
2
to 3.60
MAS 6 3.40
4% Relief Aug 1 '37-'39
3.90% Highway Ref
RHODE ISLAND
4s Oharlt Inst 1900
4s June 11977
to
JAJ 6 2.00
JAJ 6 3.60
6 2.00
4 Ms highway 1939
4s refdg July 29 1955
2.75
to
6 1.50
1m% June 1 1939-43
jad 6 1.00
3% Public Wks 1951-56.m&s 6 2.30
to
JAD
4 Ms
2.25
6 3.30
6 3.40
1m % Unempl Relief '38.mas
1m % June 11939
jad
to
1.25
JAJ] 5 6 1.50
JAJ15 107
bridge 1945
JAJ
4Ms refdg July 29 1955-JAJ
1.25 4Ms July 1 1945
JAJ
to 2.50
4Mb Hlgnway "36- 44.— AAO
4Mb 1930-1944 (s-a)
AAO
4Mb H'way *30-'49 (s-a).AAO
«s Highway 1936-42
AAO
4s Highway 1936-41
AAO
jaj 6 3.00
to
TENNESSEE
2%
to 2.25
Wilkes-Barre—
to 2.90
5b 1937-1947
6s Feb 1 1937-1939
to
to 2.90
3.80 %
6"
5s Memorial Aud'm 1901-JA.1 6 3.75
4Mb Highway 1939
J&D 6 2.00
1.50
2.00
fiMs July 1940
FAA 6 4.00
5 Mb Wat A Park '37-*49 FAA 6 4.00
1937-1939
FAA 6 4.00
5 Ms
5Ms Deo 11940
%
2.35 %
Dec 1 1937
£ Dec 1 1938
% 1939-41—.jad
% 1942-53
jad 62~v35
Reading 5s impt 1943-49.j&j
Schuylkill Oo4 m« 1936-1955
jaj
Scranton 4Mb '36-'41—faa 6 3.50
5s 1930-1950
—-faa 6 3.70
4b 1936-1937
mas 6 3.00
to
to 1.50
„
2.75 %
MAS
JAD
3s Feb 1 1947
F&A
Jorson Oo 5s fa
1930-47-MAN
fackson Oo—
4Ms fund 1936-47—M&N
15
Perkins Oo 4Mb fd '36-'47 J&D
Hanley Oo 4Mb fd '43-'48 J&D
Sioux Falls S D—
101M
Public Works Reliei—
Dec 1 1930
to
—
161M
to
to 355 %
to 3%
to 3%
oMs Jan 15 1943
108 M
4Mb Raral Oredit 1939—JAJ 6J3.10 to3.10 %
4 Ms Rural Credit—
Due May 1
1943-50—.MAN bt 3.60 to 3.80 %
Ref 4s Aug 1
'43-'49—F&A 6 3.00 to 3.30
3 Ms 1943 to 1946
F&A 6 3.00 to 3.15
103 H
102
Phila School Dist—
6 4.00
6 3.90
jaj
jaj
jaj
2
SOUTH DAKOTA
5s June 1 1936-39
5s Jan 15 1937-40
103 M
3.60 %
to 4.40 %
6 3.10
JAJ 6 3.75
JAJ 6 3.75
101 %
to 3.31
to 3.20
—
108
104 M
104 M
103 M
3.10
to
'37-47MAS
5s Rural Oredit
'30-'4i—AAO 6
5s Sept 1941
1950
Dec 17 1978
4s July 1939
4b July 1942
to 3.80
Mt
jaj
May 1948
nov 11948
to
3.50
3.40
3.50
3.80
3%
jaj
1937
3.10
3.65 %
jaj
jaj
jaj
5s Jan 1951-—.
to
to
jaj
4s
«
to 3.50 %
to
Ipartanb'g Oo 4
Philadelphia—
to 3.40
3.50
3.50
to 3.50
M&S 6 3.80
Jumter Oo 5i '37-'52
York Oo 4Mb 1937-'50
2.70
to
6 2.90
5%
to
to
Water 1937-1939-JAJ 6 4.00
4Mb Water 1940-1905-JAJ 6 3.60
5i Sept 1 1939
6 3.75
----6a Nov 1 1943
6 3.90
2.90
6 3.70
^orrtfrtown a £> 43^ 1943_J&J
to 3.10
85
to
4Mb
6
Mercer Oo 5Ms '30- 47--faa 6 4.10
101
6 3.75
1941-JAJ 6 3.90
JAJ 6 4.50
4Mb 1936-1941
Spartanburg—
to 2 80
to
105M
75
Vfarlon Co—
2.70
3.70
3.40
to
1944.faa 6 3.60
6 3.00
a 4Mb
LowerMerIonTwp4s.4mb.4mf
McK'p't s d 4Ms '30-'43toan
to 4%
b-5s
3%
100
104
30-'4O—MAN15 6 5.25
July 1946—
to
to 3.25
to 350
3.75
3.50
Highway 1937-1940.FAA
6"
to 2.80
Lancaster Oo 4Mb
Lancaster s d 4s
May 1945-. 6 3.00
to 3.20
OKLAHOMA
Tnlnn..,
5b
Lancaster 8
1.50
to
6 3.00
4s 1936-1942.
faa 6 3.00
Jeanette 4ms 1936-1956.mas 6 3.90
to
to 2.80
3.75
106
'32-July 1
„
4s Pub imp 1936
4b May 15 1936 1953
to 3.80
to 3.60
%
to 2.35
105
Columbia 5s Ref 1941
MAS 6 3.75
4Mb Water 1946
JAJ 6 3.60
Greenville—5s
1942—JAJ 6 3.80
5i Water 1958 opt '38-FAA 6 3.75
Greenville Co 4Ms'40-'55.JAJ 6 3.40
4Mb HIghw 1937-1945.FAA 6 3.40
Greater Greenville Sewer Dist
4Mb 1907
MAN 6 3.80
Kershaw Oo—
to3~50
Harris burg—
to 2.20
6 4.40
2.25
1.50
6b May 15
2::::
to3.8C
to 3.80
3.25
Ofaeraw 5s '52 opt
Clarendon Oo—
m&s 6.50% to 101
®rie,~T4ft5 dcil 1830- 39_AA< 6 3.70 to 3.40
4 ms 1936-1960
faa 6 3.90
Brie s d 4s 1930-1938 —faa 6 3.90
4mb 1930-1937
aao 6 3.90 to 3.60
4mb Jan 1 1937-1940
6 3.90 to 3 60
Payette Oo 4s road 1936.aao 6 3.50 to 325
to 3%
to 3.25
to 3.70
to 1.00
to
3!oo
3?00
Charleston Co 6a 1937—JAJ
Jersey
6 4.00
6 4.00
Muskogee 5s Sew 1930—MAS 6
Oklahoma Oity—
5Ms 1930-1940
JAD 6
5b Water 1936
MAS 6
4Mb Water Works 1941.JAJ 6
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943.... 6
%
1937-1966
to 2.80
to
to
to 3.35
b 1.00
4Mb Highway 1937--.FAA
4Ms Highway 1938-43-FAA
Charleston—4 Ms Jan *62.JAJ
4s Refg '38
(tex-exem).JAJ
Easton 2 ms Wat Wks—
to 3.60
1 1940
4s Feb 10 1955
4s Nov 11900
4a July 20 1072
6 3.00
6 3.10
2.50
Delaware River Bridge—
Toledo 8ch Dist—
•4MB 1936-1950
AAO
•4MB 1936-1956
AAO
*0a 1936-1900
MAN
Youngs town—
•0s Bdge 1936-41
AAO
•4Mb 1936-1957
AAO
Youngstown School Diat—
•4Mb 1944-1947
MAS
•5s 1930-1944
MAS
Zanesville—•Ss City Hall A
Market 1936-1939
MAS
Zanesville 8 D *5s '36-'43AAO
to
to
..jaj 6 3.70
Cheater s d 4Mb 1937-'42
to 2.90
3%
3~B5
b'i.00
b 1.00
6 3.15
Refunding 1940-55
4Mb ctfs indebt
*39-'53—JAD b 3.35
Aiken Oo 4Mb 1937-1945
6 3.75
Anderson Co—
8 r>—
Cambria Oo 4Mb Nov 1 '36-*45 6 3.80
Chester 4s*37 op* 17 tax-ex j Aw 6 4.00
to 4.30
to
2.50
to 2.50
Highway *37 opt '32-jaj 6 4.00
5Ms 1940-1945-1950
jad 6 3.60
Braddock 4ms '36-'44—man 6 3.80
to 3.30
TAIO/Iamm.
to
..aao 6 3.00
jaj 6 3.00
Altoona—
Summit Co—
6 3.00
•4Mb Oct. 1 1936-'37
•4M 1936-1940
AAO 6 3.20
3.50
b 1.50
6 1.00
3 Ms
to 2.50
to 2%
to
3.75
SOUTH CAROLINA
2.50
to 2.50
See New
•4 Mb water 1936-52
AAO 6 4.10
Martin's Fy •5s'36-'44—MAS 6 3.75
Miami Conservancy Dist—
•5Ms (1 to 5 yr mat'y).JAD 6 3.00
•5Ms (5 to 10 yr mat'y)JAD 6 3 .20
^
1930
July 1930-1958
to 2.50
to
4s
Mahoning Val. San. Diet—
<
2.75
to
to
to 2.50
4b
102
to
aao 6 3.00
aao 6 3.00
aao 6 3.00
1938-1940—
1941-1902
Bethlehem
AAO 6 3.20
♦4MB 1936-1939
Net.
to 2.40
1940-1959
jaj 6 3.00
Bridge 1942
faa 6 3.00
1936-1958
mac 6 3.00
2mb Dec 1 1936-1965-jad
to 2.30
6 2.00
6 2.60
JAD
MAN 6 1.00
5 1.00
1936-1961
Ask.
"
Allegheny County—
to 3.60
to
to 2.50
to 2.50
.
Hamilton County—
♦4MB
1943
FAA
*4Ms Oct i 1939.
AAO
*4Ms Sewer Oct. 1 1936-'47
4s *
H June'30 op '10.JAD
Ironton *4Ma W W '30—JAD
Lakewood—
to 2.50
^ highway 1941. '43. *40.
41, 51, 53
mac 6 2.70
Allegheny—4b 1937
mais 6 3.00
to 3.40
to 3.40
Fund
4Mb 1936-1967
JAD
4Mb Funding 1944
MAN
4Mb 1936 1907
JAD
4Mb June 1930-1957-JAD
5« 1936
MAN
5b 1937-1942
MAN
5i Funded 1936-1969—AAO
4b Funding 1947
AAO
to 2.50
6 2.70
6 3.60
•Oh Mar 10 30- 40—MAS10 6 3.60
Bast Cleveland—
4Mb gen Imp 1936-43.-AAO 6 3.60
Bast juiverpo.-l—4b 1940.JAJ 6 3.80
Elyrla 4a 1936 to 1938
JAD 6 3.20
♦4MB 1936 l952_
MAS 6 4.00
0s
to 3.40
to 2.90
Bid.
Woonsocket—
4Ms funding 1941
to 3.20
to 3.10
To
or
Net.
Ask.
bid side.
1 1911 bv mnnirf.
A AWA<* D* munia-
March, 1936]
STATE
AND
MUNICIPAL
99
BONDS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Yield Basts
Yield Basis
To
Bid.
Bonds.
1954—J&J
'36-'48-A&0
5s River Term
3.30 to 3%
3.30 to 3%
3.30 to 3%
1936-1962—J&J
-J&J
4Kb Water 1949
Yield Basis
To
or
Net,
3.30 to 3%
Memphis 5s July
4Kb Water
Ask.
Bid.
Ask.
6 3.60
6 3.50
to 3.50
6 3.25
to
'
to 3.50
6 3.60
6 3.60
Bonds.
Net
M&S
M&N
1936-1953
5s
6KB W W 1936-'65
5s Sept 1936-1953
San Antonio 8 D 5s
Nashville—
MAS
WASHINGTON
to 3.30
Fund 1936-1940..J&J 6 1.00
4K% Gen. oblig
1936-48 6 1.00
4% Gen oblig
1948-50 6 2.90
6s Gen
to 3.50
Tarrant
-J&J
F&A
4Kb 1937-1967
4Kb 1936-1968
'66—F&A
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
6.25
b
6 3.75
to 3.70
6 3.75
to 3.70
6 3.75
to 3.50
„
6 KB
3.60
to 3.50
Revenue—
77
81
77
81
77
81
.
5K% Highway
77
81
77
81
77
—
81
18
pages
King County—
a.
4Kb Bridge 1936-1938 M&N 6 1.50
4Kb Bridge 1939-1949 M&N 6 2.00
&
91
1955..M&S
89
91
101
Austin—
1936-1942..-.------J&J
5s
)
4Ks 1937-1953
4 Ks 1954-1958
100 to 62%
1.50 to 3.25
>
3.50 to 3.25
6 1.10
to 1.20
6 1.10
6
.75
to 1.20
6 2.00
to
6 2.00
to 2.10
6 1.00
6 2.60
to 3.15
Seattle School Dist N*. l—
4s 1946-1950
M&N
to 2.65
Spokane—
4Kb Park 1962
J&J
4s & 4Kb ref 1936-51
3 Kb Ref 1943-'54
J & J
4Kb 1936-54
M & S
5Ks 1936-'53
J & J
to
5K« jl. & P 1936-43—-M&N 6 2.00
5s Light & Pow 1942-56A&O 6 3.25
.90
*32
A&O 100 to
b 4.40
5« Water Worts J.954-M&S
5s 1936-1939
A&O b 2.50
5s 1952 opt
A&O
b
J&J
J&D
b
6
to 2.70
'41op'31.M&N
Rutland 4Kb 1946H18
J&J
.50
to 2.50
.60
to 2.50
6 3 05
to
m
3"! 5
VIRGINIA.
%
(commonwealth) 1962
ctfs of lndt July 1 '39
3K%
128
to 3.25
to 3.25
to2.75
to 2.75
Danvtl
103 K
6 4.10
6 4.10
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 2.75
£1 Paso—
»
5s W W purch 1953—A&O 6 4.50
100
6s Fund 1961 ops 81—M&S
100
5s School 1955 opt '35--J&J
5s Inapt Aug 1 1948—F&A 6 4.25
4Kb 1936-1960
A&O 6 2.50
to 4.25
%
to6 3%
to6 3%
to 4%
to 4.25
Forth Worth—
—A&O
5s 1951
5a
J&D
1936-1959
to
to
to 3.25
to 3.68
Galveston—
1944—A&O 6 3.50
5s School 1936-1954—M&S 6 4.00
6s 1930-1956
A&O 6 4.10
100
4Kb Qrad. &c. '4iop'2S J&J
5s Crade Rals
4Ku Orad.&c.'49
op'29A&0
100
to
3.25
6 3.50
6 4.00
!to
to6
2%
to6 2%
*51op'81 A&O
100
5 Kb
Road 1936-'54-A&010
6 5.00
100
6 3.25
4Kb Apr 10 36-'5e-A&010
4Kb Road Apr 10 '36-'60- 6 3.30
Harris Oo 4s '47 op *17 A&O
to
62%
to 4 .75
to
to
%
61%
3%
to 3.15
Houston—
M&N
5s Ref Oct 16 *41op'31.A&0
4Kb Sept 1936-1952—M&N
4Kb Oct-26 '38 op '28-A&O
4Kb 1936-1957
J&J
4Kb Imps 1986-39 (s-a).J&J
4Kb Impt 1940-55 (s-a).J&J
5s sewer 1939
6 2.50
to 2.25
100
6 3.30
to
100
6 3.25
6 2.25
6 3.25
6 3.10
4KB 1942-1947
.65
Ind Sch D 3s '37-*66—F&A 6
Ha as ton S D 6s Feb 1952—- 6 3.40
4Kb 1937-1951
J&D 6 3.25
61%
to 3.20
3.15
to
6 3.25
6 3.25
to
3%
3%
3%
6 3.25
to
6 4.00
6 4.00
to 3.60
6 4.00
to 360
6 3.65
6 3.60
to 3.50
to 3.50
2%
to 2.50
to 100
to 3.25
3%
f&A
100
to 4.25
to 3%
to
%%
%
6
to 3.30
.75
6 3.25
to
4%
2.50
to 3 .50
6 1.00
to 2.50
6
.75
to 2.25
to 3.50
4Ks-4Ks 1936-41
to
3.25
to 3.75
to 3.25
to 3.60
1944-46
104 K
1939 M&N
1936-'51—J & D 6 2.50
105 K
sewer
rev
to
4.10
VIRGINIA
5s Highway 1936-1946—-J&J 6 1.00 to 2.75
4Kb July 1946-1948
J&J 6 2.60 to 2.50
4Kb 1945-1954
j&j'6 2.60 to 2.70
4Kb 1936-1943
..J&J 6
.50 to 2.10
4s 1939-1950
—.J&J 6 1.50 to 2.70
4b July 1948-1952
J&J 6 2.60 to 2.70
8Kb 1951 & 1952
J&J 6 2.60 to 2.70
3 Kb 1943-1952
J&J 6 2.20 to 2.60
2Kb Sept 1 1946-1960—.M&S 6 2.30 to 2.65
3s Sept 1 1936-1946
M&S 6
.75 to 2.75
1.40% July 1 1936-39
J&J 6
.25 to 1.10
Charleston 4 Ks *41 opt '27 J&J
100 K
J&J 6 2.00
Clarksburg 5s 1936-1953.A&0
Clarksbg 8 D 5s *41 oo 21M&S
Hancock
Oonnty—5s Grant
Road Dist '46 opt 'S2.M&N
Huntington 5s 1944
Oct
Mercer Oo 5s *44 on '24 A&Olfi
Morgantown 5s 1936 48—J&J
Wheeling—
5s Wat Wks 1936-52--.J&J
4i Ref 1936
July
to 3.50
to 3.90
to 3.75
6 2.50
100 K
99 K
6 3.25
100
6 2.75
to 3.20
to 3.26
100K
to 2.75
100 k
to 3.50
6 2.50
to 3.35
6 2.00
to 1.50
6 2.60
to z 10
to 3.75
to 3.75
to
to 375
1
2.90
2 90
2.90
2.85
2.85
2.80
2.80
2.80
2.80
to
to
to
3.50
to
Ban Claire 4Kb W W '36-'44
Green Bay—
4Kb 1936-1947
6s W W 1936-1969
A&O 6 2.60
M&N 6 3.75
4Kb 1936-1937
J&D
4Ks 1938-1949
J&D
Milwaukee—5b '36-'40—_J&J
5s July 1936-1940
—J&J
4Kb 1937-1939
J&j
4Kb 1936-1945
J&J
4s 1936
J&J
1.75
2.60
2.60
2 60
2.50
2.50
1.00
—J&J 6 2 50
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
4Kb Sew Mar 12 '36-*45— 6 2.50
4 Kb court h'se '36-'49J&Dl6 6 2.50
Racine -4Kb 'J6 '57.—M&N 63.50
6s 1936-1941
-.F&A 6 3.50
Racine Oo 5s <1937-1949—J&J 6 3.50
to4%
4.50
2.20
t
o
3.25
Madison—
4s 1937-1944
Milwaukee Counts—
4 Kb Ot H'ce'36-'50 M& Nl 5 o 2.50
3%
3%
3%
3%
to
WISCONSIN
:o
3.75
to 3.75
J&J
4Kb July l 1964....... J&J
4Kb July 1 1941
J&J
4K« July 1 1965J&J
4s 1938 to 1943
J&J
4s 1941
J&J
4s Elec Light 1942
J&J
100
6 3.50
6 3.50
6 3.50
6 3.50
6 4.00
6 4.50
A&O
J&J 6 2.75
Water
Charleston 8. D.—
5s 1936-1952
to 3.60
J&J
4KB 1949
4Ks 1958
...
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.50
.....J&D 6 4.50
Street Impt May 1940
Pub BJ<lg 1941—M&N
Pub Bldg 1944
M&N
Apr 1953
A&O
Staunton 5s 1936-58
M&8
Tazewell Oo 5s 1937-46
J&J
Washington County—
5s school 1937-49
J&J
Palestine 5a Sch Aug 1 1939.
1944, '49, '54.*59. '64
Port Arthur—
5s 1937-1970—
to
4Kb
4Kb
4Ks
4Kb
to 3.10
to
3.50 %
6 3.25
4s 1943
J&J
Roanoke 4Ks Ref 1936...J&J
to 61%
to
to
6s Water 1948
Richmond—
Galveston County-
sb Bd Apr 10
Grimes Oo.—
3%
to 3.50
6 4.00
6 4.50
5Ks 1951
F&A
4Kb Imp oot 1 1943..A&O
4Kb Sch & Sew 1938—J&J
4Kb 1936-1954
J&J
to 3.75
3.35%
4.25
I
Portsmouth—
to 3.75
to
6 3.60
to 3.75
WEST
3%
to 3.50
4^% April 1941-47
5% Water May 1952
3.75
6 3.40
.75
5s Wat
5% Port Terminal May *52- 6 3.60
6 4.00
5K% School Oct 1951
Petersburg 4Kb 1952...A&O 6 4.00
to61%
4%
to 4.10
6
5Kb G O
6 4.00
Fairfax Oo
to 3.25
3 %
to 3.75
Norfolk—
4K« 1937-1971
F&A 6 4.00
4Kb 1937-1964
F&A 6 4.00
6 3.50
4s Refunding 1941— J&J
Ind Sch D 4s '37-'64-F&A 6 1.00
to 2 .75
M&N
4a
to
to 3.90
Yakima—
e—
4Kb Ref Aug 1943
F&A
4Kb July 1 1939-1950—J&J
4Kb 1945..F&A2
Henrico Oo Sch 5s *37-'50 J&J
4Kb June 1 1957
J&D
Lynchburg—
i
4K8 pub improv 1939—J&J
4KB Pub impt 1946
&J
4Kb Water 1951
J&J
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959.J&J
Newport News—
4Kb 1948—
J&D
4Kb IfeD 1953
*&A
4s street Nov 11941—M&N
6 3.00
School 1936-1951—J&J 6 3.00
Dallas Co4KsSeptl0'51 Apr 10 6 3.50
5« Viad't & Bridge Feb 10
100
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10
4Kb 1946-'65
4%
to 4%
to 4.25
.75
'
5s 1936-1960
I--M&N 6 3.40
4Kb 1936-1970
M&N 6 3.40
6 3.00
4Ks July 1 1936-1949--J&J
4KB 1936-'45
M&N 6 3.25
to 3.75
to
Walla Walla—
to 3.75
Bristol 5Ks Sch 1936-'63
Charlottesville 5s 1962—M&8 6 3.50 to 3%
5s Water Impt 1958
J&J 6 3.50 ,to 3%
Dallas—
3.75
to
4Kb G O ref wat 1936-'54— 6 2.50
126
104
100 K
101
debt 1991 —J&J
4Kb ctf indebt 1936-37—J&J
Albemarle Oo 6s 1948.—J&J 6 4.50
Alexandria 6s 1936 1956.A&O 6 4.25
Arlington Oe 6Ks 37- 54-F&A 6 4.00
8s Funded
75
75
87
62
2%
to 3.25
6
4«
4s
to 4.50
to 3.75
to
to
Tacoma—Revenues—
100 to 62%
6 4.75
5H« Impf Apr 10 1956-1965
Cameron County—
4KB 1936-1942
M&S / 71
5sRoad Mar 15 1936-1957- / 71
Oorpus Ohristi 5s fd '67-F&A / 85
6s Water 1936-1959—F&A / 58
to 3.70
to 4.25
5s 1936-42
to 2.50
3.50 to 3.25
4.40 to 4.25
99
to 2.75
Spokane Water Revenue-—
Middlebury 4s
to 3.75
to 2.50
4Kb Water '39-'43 (s-a) J&J 6 2.50
4KBE1L&P '42-'46(s-a)_J&J 6 3.00
4KsElL&P '36-'51(s-a)A&0 6 1.50
3Kb 1936-48.
—J&D 6
4Kb Oct 1 1936-1949—A&O 6
3%
to 3.75
4Ks 1936-1957.
__A&n b 1.50
4s mun It & pr'36-'53-M&N 6 2.50
to 2.60
6 2.50
6 2.10
4%
102 K
4K Lt & Pr 1939-'58 M&N 6 2.75
Gen oblig 4Kb '36-'40-A&0 6 1.50
4Kb 1941-1955
A&O 6 3.10
3%
1.50 to 3.50
»
to 1.60
VERMONT.
Beaumont—
6B 1940-1965
4KB 1936-1970
4c 1942 opt 1922
Brasoria Oo—
6 1.50
5s Sept 1 1936-1937
6 1.40
1.50 to 2.75
t
bchBig&Hoa *52op'32J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
1939
4Kb July 1 1937
Ogden 4K% 1936-1945—F&A
Salt LakeOlty—
5s Refunding 1941
J&J
A&O
4s Ref 1936-1945
4s Ref 1946-1965
A&O
Salt Lake City 8 D—
4s May 1 1949
MAN
Salt Lake Co 4K« Apr 1 1942
TEXAS.
100
J&J
4Kb July 1
4.25
Abilene 5s Feb 15"59-,65----_
Amarillo 4Kb '36-*58-M&815
J&J
5Kb April 1 1941
4Kb Road 1939
4.75
4KB 1937-1961
M&N 6 1.00
6 1.50
36-'55 M&S 6 1.50
4Kb Jan 1937-1955
J&J 6 1.50
Seattle—
6s 1936-1941 L & P...A&O 6 2.00
UTAH,
•
to
2Kb Water ref.1940-1942
4Kb 1936-44
,
5s
102
5s Water ref.
1936-1945 6 1.00
3 Kb Water ref. 1937-1939 6 1.50
98
w
3.30
4.75
J&J
1954
to 1.50
5s general oblig 1936--J&D t 2.00
4Ks Gen oblig wat.l 936-59 6 1.00
2.25
Evereci—
2%
4Kb 1936-1950
Pierce County—
4.30
2.75
101
to 4.10
to 3.50
to
M
5% Pdg Jan 1
White County—
to 2.75
to
100
to 3.25
M&N
UNITED STATES—See
to 2.80
6 2.85
2.25
3.50
3.30
3.30
2%
2.50
to
6 2.85
3.75
—-
to
M&N 6 4.00
6sl936-*53
-M&N
F&A10
M&N
J&D
F&A 10
1936-1940
Feb 10 1960
4Kb 1936-1955
4Kb 1936 1 960
4Kb 1937-1943
5fl
3.80
1950-51
Port of Seattle 5s
5Ks Pdg 1937-1958—J&J
Tipton County—
4Kb Road July 2 *36-'58J&J
Washington County—
3 Ks Gen oblig
3K % Gen oblig
1951-52
Clark Oo 6Ks *52 opt *33 A&O
5Ks Water 1936-38.M&8
6s 1950
3.40
3.40
3.40
Shelby County—
4s Courthouse 1957... A&O
5s Aud Mkt H'se '49—M&S
4K% Jail 1940-1951.-M&S
Smith County-—
3%
Wichita Falls—
Robertson County—
F&A
M&S
Sept 1936-1959
3.75
4Kb Hospital ,37-56—J&J
4KB 1936-1968
M&N
4KB 1936-1967
-J&J
4KB 1936-1948
M&S
Pelk Oo 5s 1936-46
J&D
4Ks Road 1948
5s
5s St Imp Dist No 3 1943—
County—
4Kb Oct 10 'Se-'fiQ—A&O10
Waco—5s Sewer 1937— J&J
5s Water-Works 1943—J&J
4Kb Water 1937-1968—J&J
3.75
3.75
3.75
A&O
6s 1936-1942
Ask.
San Antonio—
3.30 to 3%
4Kb Park 1959
A&O
3.30 to 3 %
4Kb 1936-1955
J&D
3.30 to 3%
4s 1936-1954
M&8
Montgomery Oo—5s Cumber¬
land River Bdge 1953.F&A 6 3.70 to 3.50 %
5s March 1936-1960--M&8
5s Memorial Sq 1936-50.—4Kb High Sch 1940
J&J
or
Bid.
Bonds.
4 Ha
1936-1950
.J&J 6 3.50
Superior 4Kb 8cb *36-'44-J&J 6 4.25
Wood Co 6s 1937-1938—A&O 6 2.00
tol%
to 2.30
to
2.10
to
2.10
to 2.10
to
2.10
to
.50
to
2.10
to 2.20
to
2.20
to
2.20
3%
3%
3%
3%
to
to
to
to
to 3.80
to
1.50
101
WYOMING
4s Road 1951 opt 1941 ...A&O 6 2.75
Natrona Co S D No y—
5s 1936-1944
6 Basis.
/ Flat price,
f Less 1
on
bid side*
J&J b
to 2.25
1.00 to4%
Banks & Trust
Companies
STATE AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions, and are
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (*) denotes
as near as
■ales.
■
,"1;;
■
,r'""
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for all other insti¬
tutions they are tne latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are
required. For
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
?/r
National'Banks
Dec. 31
State Institutions
Dec. 31
ALABAMA
Surplus A
Deposits.
Capital.
Birmingham—
Birm'ham Tr A
Common
Preferred
CALIFORNIA
Gross
Profits.
National Banks
Dec. 31
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
%
Sav
25,980,499
581.133
1,194,217
100
50.554,711
__
100
/ 25
□
Gross
Deposits.
Par
Bid
Ask.
Nomi Ml.
%
4300.000
Long Beaoh—
Calif First Nat Bank
600.000 L
233,801
2.000.000
176.000 i
21,324
Bnsley Bank & Tr Co
Industrial Say Bank. d
126.000
81,749
First National Bk—
Common
2,600.000 1.147.069
Preferred
7.600.000
Surplus A
Profits.
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Farm A Merch Bank.
1,000.000
WesternTr A Say Bk 4
225.000
$
59,030
407,879
138,290
$
4,039,960 6.66
12,595,239 100
2,041,863
50
Per
N
share.
o
re cent
les
100
Los Angeles—
California Bank—
25
26
2.600,000 12,647,313
4.000.000
Common
1100
Preferred
84,060,329
31
J25
125
Oltisens Nat Trust A
Savings
Mobile—
5.000.000
3,000,000
Bank
Farmers A Mer. Nat-
First Nat Bank.
1,000,000
Merchants Nat Bk._
1.000,000
350.000
1,173.061
1,170,000
100
20
81.066
70
<1400,000
185,857
3.621.168
10
750,000
600,000
698,679
18.197,136
100.000
100.000
Amer Nat BkATr Co
19.172,126
15.332.581
2,259.308
78.177
1.562.659
225
32
35
Preferred
Secur-First Nat Bk—
8
9
Union Bank A Trust.
12,000,000
2,500,000
12
13
Oakland—
Central Bkof Oakland
4,146,400
Farmers A Mer Say.
4,335,497 98,245,199
5,060,434 117,097,252
1,200.000
300.000
Common........
J 574,245
13,491,328
Common........ 24,000,000 124100,574 525,127,111
Montgomery-
Preferred
Alabama Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank—
Common..
Preferred
Preferred
22
|25
125
24
56 M
"123" 126"
1,753,886
33,862,244
100
1,425,752
175,371
35,239,841
9.030,374
100
300.000
300,000
290,717
4,357,284
100
250,000
750,000
150,000
300.000
598,944
13,725,208
21,681
264,380
1,013,776
2,982,919
41,000.000
50,000
250,000
145,000
642,760
111,351
64,013
52,457
27,285,632
1,151,294
4,167,575
1.077,791
100
4176,000
82,016
2.823,590
100
First Nat T A S Bk. 41,600,000
Union Bk & Tr Co—
Common
29 H
400
440
20
100
Seaboard Nat Bank-
45
235
50
333,301
25,388,710
100 a
517,675
10,958,977
/25
77,652
36,143
6,356,530
2,197,952
125
100
"40"
100
175
225
4,646,612 185.170,764
6,646,382 106,626,110
100
21]
183]
185
\lH
100
Pasadena—
Citizens Ooml Tr A S
First Tr A Sav Bk—
Selma—
Common....
400,000
4120.000
200,000
360.000
City National Bank.
People's Bk A Tr Co.
Selma National Bank
Selma Tr A Say Bank
159,985
2,444,886
1,279,951
1,676,679
1,484.073
24.694
190.988
115,122
100
100
100
100
Preferred
N
o
Pasadena-First N Bk
re cent
Security Nat Bank..
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
Merchants Nat Bank 4
Sumitomo Bk of Cal.
SanBernardino—
American Nat Bank.
State Institutions
Dec. 31
ARIZONA
San
San
Nomi nal.
Per share
Bisbee—
250,000
137,672
4.224.012
100
300.000
600.000
250,000
*11,640
407,589
4,615,638
7.297,242
3.827.870
20
25
Phoenix Nat BankPhoenix Say Bk A Tr
.......
.......
Preferred
.
Security Tr A Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk 4
158,648
25
AN
260.000
1,240,000
/pe
j 361.367
25.230,638
{«K
250,000
315.325
6.450.479
100
o
250.000
500,000
600,000
200,000
cent
les
/"
\
300,000
500,000
500,000
Twin City Bank
Union Nat Bank—
Common......
Preferred
Preferred
A.....
Preferred B...
89.896
403.449
520,756
300,000
200,000
100,000
238,758
63,844
25.635
2,734,089
6.847,559
8,687,536
536,549
7,554,381
8,258,776
9.000.000
1,000,000
8,448,807 224,505,310
298,284
5,075,020
199,841
266,699
6.862,585
3.020,206
827.474
| 205,803
8.402.529
25
100
7.500,000 15,843,475 242.652,063
7.600.000
Common........
Preferred...
325
200
250
100
125
600,000
775,957
9,476,934
100
58,288
1,392,081
25
*600.000
600,000
181,208
10,215,108
/100
200,000
1,000,000
375.000
480,421
829,675
105.923
4,019,628
9.834,087
2,196,928
First National Bk—
Common.........
Stockton—
First National BankStockton SAL Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk.
Preferred
........
20
25
*
a
1100
June 29 1935.
N
inn
re
cent
100
sa
les
7
b The Plumas County Bank (head office
Bank of America of San Francisco, Calif.
re
sa
100
Sale price.
25
Quincy, Calif.) acquired by the
Announcement was made on Jan. 28 1936 by the Bank of America
National Trust & Savings Association of San Francisco, Calif., of the pur¬
chase of the Sierra Valley Bank of Loyalton, Calif., by the former institu¬
c
125.000
300,000
250.000
J
209.918
11.474.100
f 50
60
1100
tion.
d Common and preferred stock outstanding
e Control of the American Trust Co. of San Francisco was
purchased on
28 1936 from the Atlas Corp. of New York by a syndicate of San
Pine Bluff—
Nat Bank of Comm..
Simmons Nat Bank.
315
P
4200.000
25
1 20
1 20
22
3,938,789 100
15,964,407 100
126,007,031 100 305
155,920,068 1000 11.000
&
8,750,819 100
Commercial Nat Bk.
100
100
N
300,000
200,000
W B Worthen Co—
Common
65"
San Jose—
Nom inal.
Per share
Fort Smith-
Peoples Nat'l Bank.
4
60
e
Common........
Preferred........
State Institutions
Dec. 31
1,000,000
1.300.000
6,000.000
6.000.000
1,000.000
First NationalBank.
Santa Ana—*
Little Bock—
Commercial Nat'l
2
40
25
.
Bank of Montreal...
Canadian Bk of Com
Crocker First Nat Bk
The San Fran Bank.
Pacific Nat Bank
Wells Fargo Bank A
Union Trust Co...
American Tr Co—
ARKANSAS
20
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
A 8avs Assoc
50.000.000 50,867,307 1155.265,465
Bank of America 6..
1,500.000 1,019,887 24,102,458
Yokohama Specie Bk
National Banks
Dec, 31
les
San FranciscoCalifornia
TucsonSou Arlsona Bk A Tr
o
re cent
Diego Tr A S B
National Bank... 15,400,000
Bank of Calif, N A_.
8,500,000
Valley Nat BankCommon
Preferred
N
sa
Anglo
Phoenix—
First Nat BkofArls.
100
100
100
Diego-
Common
Miners A Merch Bk.
20
100
les
Sacramento—
Capital Nat Bank
National Batiks
Dec. 31
125
125
Feb.
60.000 I
50,000
400,000
36.850
Francisco and Los Angeles investment bankers headed by Blyth & Co. of
1.798.004 flOO
San Francisco, Calif.
tioo
623.568
12.503.653
100 i.225
260
g San Diego First National Co. controls 97% of the stock of the First
National Trust A Savings Bank of San Diego. Calif.
1
I Last sale price
p
Par value 100
yen.
101
AND TRUST COMPANIES
BANKS
MARCH, 1936]
National Banks
•
'
'
'
'
'.
-
'
.
^
State
DELAWARE
Dec. 31
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
Dec. 31
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi not.
Capital.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Ask.
Bid.
Par,
Deposits.
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
Nomi nal.
Per
u
$
%
Colorado Spgs.—
Colorado Sa v Bank..
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co...
Wilmington i** Co
share.
.
100
1,570.980
130,427
50.000
'
•
Preferred class A..
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank-
39,989
2,080,718
310,798
367,118
7,563,194
9,657,801
6.758,268
5
250,000
285,000
350,000
75,327
|
84,143
700.000
700.000
1,600.000
j 1,256,854
100.000
100,000
550.000
500.000
21,292
5,235
2,050,074
1,877,729
International Tr Co.
PuebloFirst National Bank.
Mlnnequa Bank
Western Nat Bank..
Pueblo Sav A Tr Co
2.787,107
500.000
30,000
100,000
Preferred
3,602,069
100
1,282,991
100
City Bank
1,083,162
131,913
81,115
18.602,170
1,469,071
2,014,836
Bank of Oomm A Sav
Hamilton Nat Bank.
lee
Liberty Nat Bank...
Lincoln Nat Bank...
McLachlen BkgCorp
Nat Bank of Wash.
Nat Capital Bank
Nat Metropol Bank.
100
100
j
52,496
Amer Secur A Tr Co
1100
Trust Co.
Nom\ nal.
Per share.
500.000
1,600,000
143,438
2.000,000
40,828
926,661
200,000
136.713
1,296,049
21,943,552
2,049.978
25,000
125,000
25,000
50,335
9K
20,431,566
a100,000
1st preferred
2nd preferred
West Side Bank—
Preferred
—
45
50
160
National Banks
Dec. 31
168,284
967,199
780,171
1,160.000
100,000
4,000,000
108,555
4,031,813
271,877
1,536,806
135,308
4,292,062
117,249
144,578
105,287
100.000
1.600.000
100,000
4.000.000
100,000
250.000
125,000
Blmsbury Bk A Tr Co
So End Bk A Tr Co—
50,000
50,000
Common........
Preferred
95
250
255
17,207,508
(100
5,194,468
9,497,387
23,011,788
loo
75
100
100
221
100
67
230
Institutions
State
Dec. 31
2,390,601
6,087,475
18.753,378
1,427,754
60,841.673
239,716
34,600,016
1.554,624
39,376,950
2,568,074
2,737,316
1.644,432
45,107
.
19
22
450
100
.
100,000
104,012
1,292,990
25
439,139
60,038
249,285
35,061
25,399,098
103,057
4,421,558
1,110,819
100
218,482
8,554,762
100
'
70
i
27
129
i
225
150.000
100.000 1
100,000
100.000
94,908
3,142,154
( 20
N
o
20
re
cent
104,361
4,233,404
100
sa
les
800.000
200,000
272,361
140,821
4,903,206
2,944,057
100
100
50,000
200,000
12,101
23,166
548,221
1,732,306
100
200,000
195,083
5,424,472
25
1,250,000
391,869
601,718
130,902
12,324.475
13,342,112
1,336,703
100
500,000
100,000
250.000
56,121
218,814
2,069,341
3,653,084
Preferred
30
78
Florida Bank
35
9
Pensacola—
11
40
American Nat Bank.
50
16
552,564
25
OrlandoCommon.........
_
74
100
100
First Nat Bank-
220
20
(
m m
60
10,305,358
2,236,351
1,403,005
347,581
13,278
92,996
40,176
share
Per
10
100
25
1,200,000
100,000
400.000
Florida Nat Bk A Tr 9
100,000
Little River Bk A Tr
Miami Beach First
300.000
National Bank
Oit A People's Nat Bk
18
St. Augustine—
.....
500,000
250.000
100.000
a
75
100
37,440,582
21,986,115
27,300,107
Exchange Bk St Aug
St Augustine Nat Bk h
120
100
8t. Petersburg—
Florida Nat Bank
Puritan Bk A Tr Co
45
44,928,749
778,433
885,024
717,749
Lakeland—
Merlden—
Home National Bank
Merlden Nat Bank..
Merlden Tr A 8 D Co
65
100
100
Miami-
677,847
237,334
121,675
I
500.000
200.000
100.000
Travelers Bk A Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co
103 X i04H
100
6.454,931
6,464.880
FLORIDA
First National Bank.
300.000
150,000
Glastonbury Bk A Tr
Hartford Nat Bk A T
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk A Tr.
But Hartford Tr Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co—
Riverside Trust Co.
115
260
Florida Nat Bank... 9
193,219
Hartford—
Conn River Bkg Co.
First National Bank.
110
87,947,725 {100
First Trust Co..
Capitol Nat Bk A Tr
250
....•»•»
100
JacksonvilleAtlantic Nat Bank.. d3.000.000
1.500.000
Barnett N B of Jack.
Florida Nat Bank— 0l .500.000
37
)
165,000
100,000
Common......
50
100
100
Nomi nal
36
North End Bk A Tr
Common......
96
195
100
10J4
1,065,292
-
185
25
100
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Bridgeport—
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Fairfield
10
20
175"
Nat Sav A Tr Co—
Wash Loan A Tr Co.
CONNECTICUT
150
1,000,000 II,465,217
700,000
2.000,000 1,196,275
833,802
2,000,000
1,000.000 2,070,415
Preferred
Second Nat Bank
100
100
120
90
10
3,000,000 13,646,357
1.500,000
306,746
a600,000
213,560
a600,000
3,400,000 4,114,994
Riggs National Bank
Common
100
3,719,201
.....
Columbia Nat Bank.
cent
29,099,643 { 60
\ 50
54,603.249 100
701,711
376,815 loo
24,007,517 100
14,918,018 100
share.
Per
10
100
1,474,026
5,801,201
4,902,383
2,534,730
19,210,087
5,678,477
10,102,396
3,874,216
9,305.334
2,715,389
25,941,074
46,695
125,036
506,307
196,038
567,845
267,980
743,905
120,376
506,000
194,450
I,574,906
160,000
a
485.000
250,000
100,000
1,000,000
500,000
400.000
a
350.000
1,050,000
200,000
800.000
a
Munsey Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Brldgep't City Tr Co
270
1
Washington—
Anacostia Bank.....
Income debentures
Common ......
1
180
280
100
36,966,299
Common
Preferred
—
Black Bock Bk A Tr.
85
DIST.OF COLUMBIA
Dec. 31
Secur Sav A Com Bk
100.000
200.000
...
170
I 50
o
a
60
50
35
95
155
90
150
Nomi nal.
[ 698,216
60,000
.
Common
| 270,192
1,000.000
1.500,000
......
25
100
25
f 50
National Banks
Denver Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
First National Bank.
National City Bank.
Union National Bk
U 8 National Bank..
130
30
90
100
Denver—
Central Sav Bk A Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Colorado State Bank
225
100
American Nat Bk—
Preferred
share.
120
60
25
1100
300.000
Common........
100
1,756,343
19,648,121
2,111,314
3,924,396
7,270,679
12,186,310
7,917,414
51,455,680
{100
100,000
100,000
300,000
Common
Per
%
S
$
315,198
210,000
500,000 2,728,173
912,737
625,000
670,390
203,175
596,892
1,000,000
1,500.000 2,578,229
773.367
672,600
4,000,000 11,129,816
Wilmington—
Central Nat Bank...
Farmers' Bank
23
5,426.805
1,287,176
5,742
1,462,482
9
Tampa—
Exchange Nat Bank.
26
25
First National Bank. al.500,000
160
First Sav A Tr Co
20
100
100
-----
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach At¬
New Haven—
Amer Bank A Tr Co
250.000
204,069
2,063,476
630,000
630,000
920,0JO
a
878,128
100
90
26,068,197
d
lantic Nat Bank
100
Cent Farmers' Trust.
ion
100
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
j
Common
...
Prior preferred...
Conv preferred
36
New Haven Bk NBA
Common..
800,000
140,000
Common
425,275
866,232
56
8,009,546
750.000
....
Preferred........
Becond Nat Bank.
Trademen's Nat Bk
40
-----
......
11,576,713
59
170,000
180,000
69,411
2,537,320
100
696,492
13,774,281
110
115
Nomi nal.
455,953
300,000
4,354,614
N
a
350.000
300,000
282,500
42,603
177,560
34,550
272,518
124,606
3,192,624
1,701,044
200.000
sa
5,400,000
First Nat Bank
0
100
tlO
13
14
10
31
32
Fulton Nat Bank—
re cent
2,555,789
1,251,122
550.000
200.000
a
454,507
104,500
2,338,836 79,618,898
4,085,947 101,708,804
Cltls A So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
100
Common........
lee
Preferred
658,629
579,922
1,000,000 I
500,000
175,774
2,240,394
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Co.. al,000.000
Trust Co of Georgia. «2.000.000
30,001,634 /100
1100
ion
2,978,992
100
19,218,525
•
•
1
1
•
1
1
1
1
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
450'" 485""
19
100
•
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nat')
Bank A Trust Co.
Fidelity TitleATr Co
Stamford Trust Co..
100
130
1,268,366
619,285
1,040,112
11,053,588
4,967,920
8,278.123
100
700.000
100
130
600,000
635,037
10,305,472
100
125
143,000
4,954,734
50
23
1,000.000
200.000
135
Includes preferred stock or debentures
a
275
,
Savannah.
d Member of the
135
outstanding.
Atlantic Group in Florida.
of Atlanta, Ga.
Waterbury Nat Bk—
Colonial Trust Co...
500,000
400,000
1,000,000
waterbury Trust Co
300.000
....
Preferred
;
32
2,718,700
172,983
7.918,056
3,399,933
100
.....
100
Affiliate of the First National Bank
Member of the Florida National Group.
h Affiliated with the
Barnett National Bank of
I Last sale.
27
r
32
330
75
e
9
Water b ury—
Cltls A Mfrs' Nat Bk
Common
Sale price.
t Branch of
m
Combined statement.
(Trust funds.
x
Ex-dividena.
>
•
Jacksonville. Fla.
'
.
7
185
1
Norwich—
Thames Bk A Tr..
share
Per
American Sav Bank.
Wtnthrop Trust Co..
Dec. 31
Atlanta—
New London-
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London City
National Bank...
Union Bk A Tr Co..
Institutions
State
GEORGIA
135
1.458.700
.....
Preferred
Un A N Haven Tr Co
National Banks
Dec. 31
"75" "78"
103
BANKS
National Banks
Dec. 31
Surplus A
Profits.
Augusta—
COMPANIES
Dec. 31
'
State
ILLINOIS
-«•
Institutions
Dec. 31
Gross
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Surplw A
Profits.
Capital.
Gross
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
$
%
TRUST
State Institutions
GEORGIA
Capital.
AND
$
/
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
Common
750,000 \ 273,302
Debentures
500,000
Oitiz& So Nat Bank- r5,000,000 2,338,836
Nat Exchange Bank- e 400,000
134,032
Per
9,757,912
share.
180
no
13
$
100.000
300,000
100.000
87
52,521
581,054
165,669
60O.000
$
Per
1,394,376
6,281,766
1,334,815
650,229
10,088.099
50
1,600,000 11,122,029
400.000
660,000
1,257,244
21,306,621
/ 16
1 20
13,949,055
20
#
share.
100
14
ioo
100
92
jlOO
79,618,898
3,098,684
ElginElgin Nat'l Bank...
175
AfJt
Nomi nal
First Nat'l Bank
Union Nat'l Bank...
100
Peoria—
Columbus—
Columbus Bk 8c Tr__
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
e
Merch 8c Mech Bank
First NatBk of Col.
.
850,000
300,000
160,000
200,000
200,000
786,172
116,500
32,439
320,155
97,976
6,165,210
2,088,142
1,105,222
2,273,163
1,642,941
J
100
100
100
100
100
N
Cent Nat Bk 8c Tr Oo
Com Mer Nat Bk&Tr
Common........
Preferred..
0
re
cent
sa
les
First National Bank.
Jefferson Tr &Sav Bk
Common
200.000 1
100,000
150,000
Capital notes
South Side Tr & Sa B
Macon—
Citiz 8c So Nat Bank- f5,000,000
City Bank 8c Tr Co..
110,000
First N at Bk & Tr Oo 6 500,000
2,338,836
66,000
209,647
79,618,898
1,109,000
7,695,421
no
100
13
10
Preferred
200,000
700,000
Savannah Bk 8c Tr_.
Citizens Bk 8c Tr Oo
Common
200,000
150,000
...
Debentures
10
4,258,516 /
l
117,222
1
69,234
3,705,039
1,324,288
940,202
664,544
45
40
100
100
100,000
14
15,916
200,000 1
200.000
Debentures
13
32,365
200,000
100.000
State St Bk & Tr Oo.
50
Mercantile Tr 8c S Bk
Peoples Bk of Quincy
S'thSideBk of Quincy
5
6
100
49,216
35
30
{ 20
Quinoy—
B'dway Bk of Quincy
111 State Bk of Quincy
Common
79,618,898
1,941,264
65
14
100
Savannah—
Citiz 8c So Nat Bank. r5,000,000
2,338,836
Liberty Nat Bk 8c Tr
Common
e
300.000 1
176,660
82,778
55
300.000
115,169
27,544
15,821
86,563
50.000
50
2,671,894 /100
5,142,041
100
457,462
100
491,687
100
1,444,378
100
N
les
sa
Illinois Natl Bk 8c Tr
Oo
{100
o
rec ent
Rockford—
200,000
250,000
500.000
374,327
9,302,642
LOO
150,000 1
140.000
500.000
200.000
I
i
251,784
500.000
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank-
200,100
4,250,991
J 50
250,108
102,723
10,330,385
238,496
50,978
6,952,805
3,418,369
5,891,701
100
100
100
Springfield—
National Banks
Dec. 31
First National Bank.
Illlnols Nat Bank—
Common
State Institutions
IDAHO
Dec. 31
Preferred
Nomi rial,
Boise City—
First NatBk of Idaho
Common
500,000
Preferred
300,000
First Security Bank. <1.215.000
Boise Trust Oo
125.000
Per
L
share.
333.042
11.950,720
100
N
1,509,000
31,435
23,060,000
100
sa
70,256
Springfield MarineBk
First State Tr 8c 8 Bk
Dec. 31
50
iUU
100
100
o
re cent
les
National Banks
Dec. 31
National Banks
i
ILLINOIS
State
-
INDIANA
State
Institutions
Dec. 31
Institutions
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per share
Xvansville—
Nomi nal.
Aurora—
Per
Aurora Nat Bank
160.000
400.000
400.000
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
58.847
2,252,634
3,251,749
2,443,618
50,980
/37.184
share.
100
N
iOu
re cent
10.
sa
o
las
150.000
955,768
2,225,633
3,621,263
100
2,118,374
100
200
100
200,000
30,940
1,473,175
100
35,530,804
{100
40,832
2,909,114
33,739
1,273,027
1,635,954 121,480,511
loo
300,000
200.000
2,144,234
100
100
100
90
Bank.....
National City Bank.
Common..
Preferred
250
Common
1,000,000
750.000
200,000
....
Austin State Bank..
Beverly State 8a* Bk
652,569
150.000
City Nat Bk 8c Tr Oo
Cont 111 N B & Tr Co
Common
25,000,000
Preferred
50,000,000
District Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
205
215
30
40
100
126
130
,16,012,509 1021,313,904 1331:
I33i
171
173
43,320
1,514,868 J 20
t 30
40
4,957,577
lOu
24,325,325
25
30
150
160
275
280
100
150
165
100
95
110
101
250,000
6,153,711
5,411,879
1,286,995
1,428,404
25
35
250.000 \
191,150
9,457,680
10
200.000
Kaspar Am State Bk
200.000
Lawndale Nat Bank
Common...
Preferred
360,000
300.000
.
Live Stock Nat Bank
M adison-Crawford
000,000
Natl Bank
Main State Bank...
200,000
200,000
200,000
Merchants Nat Bk..
Metrop State Bank.
Mld-Olty Nat Bank
Milwaukee Av N't Bk
200,000
400.000
_
.
t
200,000
500.000
2.000.000
750.000
West 31st State Bk..
Western State Bank.
Harris Tr & Sav Bk.
I
I
200,000 I
100,000
200,000
notes
Mercantile Tr 8c 8av.
Merchandise Bk 8c Tr
Northern Trust Oo.
_
ell man Tr 8c Sav Bk
800.000
650,000
200,000
6.000,000
Howard Ave T&S Bk
Common
I-O Bank & Trust Oo
Lake snore Tr & 3 Bk
Lakevlew Tr Ac S Bk.
130,155
979,795
251,475
I
3,390,509
2,556,149
2,032,437
7,784,189
2,572,031
6,125,184
4,804,659
12,898,505
4,930,377
6,375,265
3,160,751
10,460,613
6,179,433
3,957
2,445
2,161,346
2,401,344
1,630,519
4,409,792
4,286,705
4,559,670
5,061,413
382,707
2,009,402
5,225,039
3,309,819
15,146,052
48,631
24,169
166,540
87,497
212,240
155,517
16,019
108,708
65,000
300,000
i
8,233,408
21,316,790
71,941
43,954
51,473
102,955
47,010
164,837
218,327
547,071
108,499
150,166
200.000
120,000
200.000
300,000
200,000
300.000
100,000
200.000
450,000
350,000
Upper Ave Bank
Uptown State Bank-
East Side Tr&Sav Bk
255,949
1,147,829
200.000
200,000
700,000
Skala State Bank.
South East Nat Bank
Amalg Tr & Sav Bk
Banco di Napoli Tr.
100
100
"loo" Iio"
100
650.000
....
Peoples Savings Bk_.
-
J 218,592
12,261,833
100
1.452,154
7,213,690
--
f-rv
lion
•
4.
——
.....
Common
Preferred
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
;
500,000 1
700.000 /
14,050.305 ?
320.000 1
500.000
1
391,760
280,827
12,406,225
.7.1;
1
20
1
20
1
20
■sV'
N
Common....
Debentures
200.000 1
50,000
300.000
People's Tr 8c Sav Oo
19,658
783,268
949,830
8,720,746
0
re
cent
sa
Dime Trust 8c Sav Bk
800,000
500.000
600,000
500.000
3,000,000
300.000
11
15
33,740
I
7,840,574
100
90
100
"75"
100
100
55"
i5o"
85"
120
20
"95"
iio"
50
35
40
100
165
180
les
20
V
50
100
50
25
'50"
130
70
60
150
80
30
2,059.129
740,987
9,000
7,585,164
ion
1,275,000
100
1.000,000 1
1,800,000
978,686
25,272,246 1
Indianapolis—
Common
Class A preferred.
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
Live Stock Exch Bk.
Marion Oo State Bk.
People's State Bank.
Bankers Trust Oo
Fidelity Trust Oo
100.000
12
15
10'
225
240
125
135
10
1,220,682
95,518,164
1,163,471
383,646
24,998,731
1,887,097
2,769,954
2,061,836
| 701,930
30,469,259
1,238,797
11,390,478
100
200.000 \n 270,321
200,000
600,000
1,714,065
2,972,648
J100
18,846,869
3,000.000
200.000
i
50,000
1,250,000
i
450.000
500,000
185,000
Common......
Debentures
10
10
I
98,155
3,386,026
181,611
n
18,184
1,960,251
n
210,359
502,500
170,265
Fletcher Trust Co—
1,500,000
1,000,000
1.000.000
...
Indiana Trust Oo
Security Trust CoCommon.....
Preferred
Union Trust Co....
South Bend—
City Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr
100
St Joseph L 8c Tr Co
'loo
250.000
8c Sav Bk
First Bank 8c Tr Oo.
Merchants Nat Bank
I0t
"
10
'210 " 230
10
10'
*
-
-
10
10
....
—
178
165
J100
m
-
m
•»
•
4»
190
400
•
205
>00
UOO
100
250.000
I
800.000
1
250.000
il,000.000
94,110
128,083
132,011
112,302
60,741
10
2,882,574
1,148,659
7,041,877
3,407,164
2,410,309
100
100
100
100
'
•
100
'';
100
20
100
100
100
24
35
26
140
150
45
100
100
Common
......
Preferred
Terre
Haute
First
Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
100
50
loo
95
105
110
355"
375'
20
50
42
46
I JO
185
200
1 m
145
170
155
180
775
160
780
175
to
100
N
0
re
200,000
500,000
J 134,536
500,000
500.000
j 357,774
ceni
sa
les
4,518,131 flOO
\100
15,468,968 f
20
1
10
vj
105
100
100
1- * •"
Terre Haute—
Merchants Nat Bk.
100
548,267
45,404
1,288,806
185,673
8,886,449
1,153,758 17,517,296
315,128 13,411,435
443,287 11,049,085
9,076,984 289,312,885
246,910
5,413,458
400,000
100.000
'
100
9.212,865 188,473,537 '165
20,816
45
100
100
I
Gary Tr 8c Sav Bk—
Merchants' Nat Bk..
100
20
Gary—
Gary State Bank
7
20
American Nat Bank.
110
1,388,025
443,411
71,917
307,452
158,009
38,704
i
Security Bk of Ohic.
Second Security Bk.
Chic City Bk 8c Tr__
Drovers Tr 8c Sav Bk
500.000
600.000
Oak Park Tr&Sav Bk
State Bk of Clearmg
Terminal Nat Bank.
Univ St Bk of Chic..
200,000
H0O.00U
1
National Security Bk
Personal Ln & 8a v Bk
Pioneer Tr 8c Sav Bk
Sears-Oom State Bk.
500.000
...
.....
762,823
93,052
30,276
43,062
Halsted Exch N at Bk
Hamilton State Bk
Mutual
at Bk of Oh
Nat'l Builders Bank
Nat'l
oulevard Bk
i
100
992,876
610,512
10,132,376
1,258,635
'•■-7
100,000 1
100,000
Drexel State Bank.. i 450.000
119,014
Drovers Nat Bank..
i.000.000
753,599
First National Bank
Common
25,000,000 116879,088 860,409,743 1100
Preferred
15,000,000
uoo
First Nat Englewood
200,000
Liberty Nat'l Bank
100 \
Fort WayneLincoln Nat Bk 8c Tr
100
4,000,000
12,023,499
1,032,458
150
Chicago—
State Bank—
Am Nat Bk 8c Tr Co-
p
Franklin Bk & Tr Co
Lamasco
441,277
175,313
20.559
18,012
425,724
53,797
Old National Bank—
14
10)
150,000
71,239
26,045
270,063
257,478
163,438
100.000
Aetna
Capital
500,000
100.000 /
150,000
100.000
500.000
125.000
North 81de Bank
Belleville—
Belleville Bk & Tr Oo
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Savs Bank.
First National Bank.
Bt. Clair Nat Bank—
Preferred
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr 8c Sav Bk
*
Sale price
;
'l;-
t Branch of Savannah.
Stockholders of the Liberty "'National Bank & Trust Co.,
Savannah,
Ga., were to vote Feb. 24 1936 on a plan to retire its preferred stock and
increase its common capital
by replacing the present 60,000 shares of $5
common with 3,000 shares of
$100 par common and the issuance of addi¬
tional common stock in the amount of
$200,000, to be divided into 2,000
shares of $100 par value.
•
a
d New stock.
e
Affiliate of the Fust National Bank of Atlanta, Ga
/ June 29 1935.
i Common and preferred stock or
capital debentures outstanding,
n
Reserves.
MARCH, 1936]
National Banks
Dec. 31
Capital.
Burlington—
Dec. 31
S
3>
Farmers A Merch S B
50,000
100,000
64,817
100
1,737,904
2,585,529
Baton Rouge—
Common
300,000
300,000
United StateBank
Council Bluffs—
Olty National Bank.
1,075,518
75,318
24,857
500,000
250,000
50,000
300,000
300.000
150.000
150,000
CJoun Bluffs Sav Bk.
First National Bank.
Common
100,342
166,284
2.500,000
775,895
50,000 1
50,000
100.000
Preferred
State Savings Bank.
Preferred
10(
New Orleans—
American Bank A Tr
Hlbernia Natl Bk
101
Common......
1.200,000
1,500,000
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common
Preferred
1,391,825 (100
\100
1,330,448 100
81,164
660,831
N
Preferred
Preferred
A—
B
Cap Olty State Bank
Bk & Tr Oo
|
481,494
J 601,084
24,512,102
100
50
38,738,852
r 20
[ 20
30
..
32
20
25^
26**
20
20
25
25
[
69>*
20
:
les
First National Bank.
1.000,000
Commercial Nat Bk.
1,000,000
Oont'l-Am B A Tr Oo d 950,000
351,443
407,784
57,225
22,127,355
15,118,944
6,718,995
100
100
100
100
16,649,942
lOf
1,384,304
69,007
80
Shreveport—
o
re cent
sa
250,000
650,000
100,000
150,000
100
,
100
20,125.295
Des Moines—
Bankers Tr. Oo Bk—
Common
7,194,409
608,666 36,689,164
1,200.000 1
1.500,000
69,682
1,108,041
208,000
5,215,735 110,721,181
2.800.000
Whitney Nat Bank..
aoo.ooo
10
'
Louisiana SB A T Oo
Davenport—
Davenport Bk A Tr.
Ask.
100
2,574,507
4,091,473
32,226
6,473,819
J 267,884
Common
100
20
27,262,626
3,781,811
688,515
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
jr 164,618
.._
Louisiana Nat Bank
People's Say Bank.. d
Par.
Olty National Bank
100
Preferred
Cedar Rapids—
Merchants Nat Bank
Deposits.
8
$
.
|
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
37,360
Flrat National Bank.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
State Institutions
Dec. 31
louisiana
Dec. 31
Qross
Surplus d
Profits.
103
COMPANIES
National Banks
Institutions
3tate
iowa
TRUST
AND
BANKS
Cent Nat
Common........
250,000
850,000
Preferred
Iewa-Des Moines Nat
Bank A Trust Oo:
Common......../
J, 386,053
1.000,000 1
969.199
Preferred
3,500,000
Heme Savings Bank. d 150,000
University State Bk.
50,000
Valley Sav Bank
150.000
25,990
20,463
188,978
18,726,913 (100
1100
National Banks
300.000
250,000
390,622
39,154
Tey Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Weodbury Oo Sav Bk
214.218
181,570
379,276
164,786
31,698
400,000
400,000
200,000
250,000
100.000
National Banks
Dec. 31
kansas
7,626,929
6,891,846
1,000,000
200,000
262,831
914,896
9,874,232
8,227,090
100
N
o
re
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr A Bkg Oo
Merrill Trust Co—
Common
10
cent
12,796,028
J 20
sa
168
600,000
2,000,000
Preferred
5,820,431 MOO
6,602,533 100
100
5,165,963
100
1,725,803
100
30
25
40
J 293.827
100
1100
i.
Portland—
Canal National Bank
Oasco Bk A Tr Co
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
600.000
200.000
400,000
400,000
Portland Nat Bank
Common
Institutions
Dec. 31
State
share
253,738
364,967
Bangor—
100
6,469,099
Per
1,100,000
611.425
Depositors' Trust Co
Biouz Olty—
First National Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank d
A
igl
First Nat Qranlte Bk
100
7,563,961
3,355,453
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
35,804,724 fioi
\ * nr
1,581,115 100
100
198,735
3,631,769 100
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
Amer Tr A Sav Bank
Institutions
State
maine
Dec. 31
425,000
850,000
150,000
Preferred A
Preferred B
,
J.
75
20
23
40
31
34
20
253*
27
25;
35
f 50
}
206,402
85
100
25
8,434,365
2,901,001
4,340,484
6,581,197
424,353
146,866
203,664
214,361
\
12,582,758
;
40
50
Nomi nal.
Hutchinson—
American Nat Bank. d
Per
150,000
150,000
250,000
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
45,774
95,000
187,655
share,
100
100
sa
N
i
o
Dec. 31
Nomi nal
Baltimore—
Per
Bait Oomm'l Ba
Oomm'l N Bk of K O
Common
300,000 I
450,000
200.000
......
Exchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank.
Common
183,743
127,761
12,761,818 r io
l 10
2,521,180 100
100,000 1
100,000
....
95,863
4,156,578 rioo
260,346
uoo
100
3,686,581
6J*
345,907
4,644,272
10
6
7
500,000 1
1,000,000
705,280
26,020,517 (
10
21
22
Baltimore Nat Bank
!
Common
Preferred
loo" 108""
122
b
Leavenworth—
First National Bank.
150,000
150.00C
50,000
130,586
185,513
22,767
Western Nat Bank..
Colonial Trust Co...
175
200
400,000
115.000
d
Fidelity Sav State Bk
.
200,000
922,857
353,474
252,958
7,500
62,955
50,000 1
150,000
50,000
200,000
500.000
100,000
100.000
1,152,023 (100
1100
10U
600,750
6,392,516 100
100
10,333,689
1,416,510 100
100
1,471,000
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
Topeka State Bank.. d
36,722
128,950
504,743
18,092
25,000
Common
1,000,000 1
2,000,000
.....
.
10
10
10
10C
1,000,000
1.000.000
100,000
200,000
Kansas State Bank..
Southwest Nat Bank
Union National Bank
Common
Preferred
Union Stock Yds Nat
100.000
100,000
.....
les
3
Union Trust Oo
Cumberland—
First Nat Bank...
2.000.000
.
2,500,000
-
d
20
21
100
25
24,034,356
1,512,314
12,593,568
22,908,516
5,355,557
400,000
1,227,897
707,626
19,029
124,283
|
100.000
100.000 1
.
{.!.
132
4
7
61 $*
140
"~34J*
25
21X
215*
103
17H
20
9
50
250
255'"
100
60
585
590""
110
130
iro
10
100
1,133,892 f 25
6
150,000
300,000
J 114,360
32
35
50
130
155
2,985,690 I
208,892
100
28,243,925
22,835,018
1,020,683
1,782,958
.
ion
-
15
20
26
42
45
100
Frederick—
iUU
100,000
i
2,745,913 [ 62*1
I 62*,
50
833,234
64,306
37,306
Dec. 31
kentucky
'
75,000 1
75,000
15
200,000
376,928
XT
Preferred
Peop-Lib Bk A Tr Oo d
OovingtonTrABkgCc d
J, 155,990
161,035
48,779
435,000
204,692
273,055
28,119
3,786,624
508,439
I
15
100
10
4,472,391 /
I
10
re
cent
10
sa
les
100
5,953,476
1,464.434
i0<
100
2,457,202
Massachusei ts
o
Lexington—
Bank of Commerce.. d
National Banks
Dec. 31
IOC
4,469,049
JN
200,000
200,000
650,000
250,000
1,421,337
Dec. 31
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Common..
83,516
100,000
.
Nomi nal. J
Per share
igton
Citizens' Nat-Bank.
20
2f
£
Institutions
State
10<
6,614,854
1,570,348
4,070,090
929,457
119,545
433,161
200,000
125,000
150.000
75
85
Nomi nal.
BostonFirst National Bank. 27,812,500 47,878,755 632,851,952 121*
Merchants'! Nat Bk3,000,000
100
5,422,740 86,998,894
Nat Rock Bk of Bqs
20
1,500,000
2,822,775 28,545.860
Nat Shawmut Bank. 10,000.000 20,526,334 169,139,134 12 J*
Second Nat Bank
2.000,000
25
4,436,829 75.152,991
Web A AtJas N Bk
,
Second Nat Bank...
200,000 1
350,000
1.000.000
150,000
Union Bank A Tr Oo
150.000
Security Trust Co...
Louisville—
500.000
Bank
100,000
of Commerce
1,250.000
Stock Yards Bank...
Leuisville Trust Co.
1,168,000 J
100.000
2,000.000
525,000
25
11,367,250
3,229,646
2,116,429
3,774,722
61
I0i
33,250,360
21,917,492
2,496,210
3,268,438
12,107,860
1,083,470
12,211,836
1,262,430
1,387,758
386,000
3,656,568
1,515.000
Preferred
"80" "85"
10<
275
140
10
315
150
325
10
16
10
1,417,488
52,648,796 1001
6,639,894 100/
100
*
Newport Nat Bank.
I00.0OH
T"
190 nor
r
23*
100
100
30.000
Sale price.
g
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
...
h Member
lOt
100
100
100
50
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
"95 "
11
Northwest
Bancorporation.
k Units.
79
■
»
J Last sale,
n
100.00"
50
11,038,081
d Common and pre erred stock outstanding.
322
«100
lOf
90
100
76
10
10
100
100
1
(
391,428
300
100
103
23*
Newport—
American Nat Bank
500,000
500,000
Common
Uoo
932,126
294,191
150,604
311,889
136,352
1,000,000
2,000,000
1.000,000
2.000.000
300,000
Security Bank
KentuckyTltle Tr Oo Q\ ,000,000
Fidelity A Oolum Tr.
First National Bank.
Liberty Natl Bk A Tr
Lincoln Bank A Tr..
71,000
120,913
2,821,026
1,660,478
2,254,249
130,150
60,471
1,007,944
299,295
100,556
1,077,082
100,663
Citizens' Union N B.
Bk A
61
5,683,494
36,437
,100.000
500.000
.
Preferred
National Banks
United States Tr Co
mmmrnm
Peoples Bank—
Common
Preferred
2H
5H
Liberty Trust Co—
Wiohita—
First National Bank.
Fourth Nat Bank
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
50
'
30
33,836,945
147.516
600.000
o
re cent
750,000
3,727,076
213,067
4,182,157
1,843,859
1,500.000
.
Citizens Bk & Tr Co.
Common
mmrn mm
"oo"*
50
100
Maryland Trust Co
11.405,200 UOO
1,402,704 I
100
612,246
2,855,527 100
N
Common
Preferred
1.000,000
.
100
100
24,930
500,000
2,000,000
100
2,037,380
2,670,756
Topeka—
Central Nat Bank
Central Trust Co..
Citizens State Bank
80,000
300,000
4,000.000
400.000
600,000
750,000
400.000
Oommonw'lth Bank.
20
346,058
7,293,522
79,303
3,371,285
113,900
1,148,089
175,110
621,424
6,571,487 169,288,725
502,042
5,823,901
510,000
5,393,219
496,867
12,448,969
244,240
1,920,756
1,203,753 27,596,039
739,083
16,393,370
400.000
350.000
d
126
Fidelity Trust Co..
100.000
share
500,000
Equitable Trust Co
Preferred
Bivervlew State Bk.
Central Sav
Institutions
State
maryland
Dec. 31
les
Kansas City—
Preferred
National Banks
re cent
100
1,393,847
2,672,000
5,278,021
o
r
x
Sept. 30 1935.
\
June 29 1935.
Nov. 1 1935.
Ex-dividend.
.
'
<'
V.
::
Per
share
46
465*
400
67
"70"~
27
148
43
275*
151
104
TRUST
AND
BANKS
National Banks
"SUS"* MASSACHUSETTS atauLTTm'
Surplus A
Deposits.
Capital.
$
203,955
760,000
3,923,349
2,000,000
203,695
100,000
504.927
2,600.000
601,094
600,000 i
1,000,000 2,949,429
Boston—
Banc Oom Ital Tr Co
Boston 8 Dep A Tr_.
Columbia Trust Co..
Day Trust Oo
Fiduciary TrustOo..
Now Eng Trust Oo__
Old Colony Trust Oo
Pilgrim Trust Oo
State Street Tr Co__
Union Trust Oo
Par.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
1,340,596
29,655,103
:
2,218,540
10,226,063
1,192,973
36,970,694
100
100
100
100
142,750
4,676,351
3,805,150 c7l,944,702
545,024 10,042,106
100
:
r280"
Preferred
700.000 I
1,000,000
100.000
...
Wlnthrop Trust Oo__
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
738,821
248,158
60,124
820.000
760.000
308,683
320,967
160,000
300,000
1.000.000
516,158
333,793
1,202,007
600,000
400.000
427.500
300.000
15^
16
Harvard Trust Oo
100
135
100
70
7,795,337
7,345,920
20
60
5,975,199
4,197,131
17,851,068
100
300
400
10
14
16
20
60
65
300,000
8,506,000
t
Fall RiverFall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Oo
Fall River Trust....
189,103
441,557
85,185
5,966,528
7,772,494
3,068,034
100
100
100
736,071
500.000
500.000
101.260
Class "A" pref...
Class "B" pref—
55
Common
200.000
300,000
968,597
128,449
6,146,277
2,508,651
81,353
7,939,835
154,422
9,659,938
269,580
6,352.056
25
300,000
285,876
3,698,615
100
1.000.000
493.934
11,220.001
25
14
1
20,455
1,947,825
0
f 20
20
\
I
m mm
'm
20
...
15
20
Olt Oom A Save Bk. Jfcl,000,000
Genessee Co Save Bk
700,000
412,651
117,823
17,310,763
6,075,691
20
4,731,488
20
20
25
20
Nat Bank of Flint
300,000
200,000
J 239,490
Central Bank
250.000
80,444
500.000
240,000
j 286,590
400,000
500,000
J 190.881
20
Grand Rapids—
......
880.329
c
20
10
15
7,828,765 I 20
I 20
12
14
Common.....
Preferred
Old Kent Bank—
Common
Preferred
Grand Rapids Tr Oo.
Union Bank of Mich.
.....
o
6,189,654
12
I 10
i
10
20
600.000
12
1 10
2,752,366 1100
206,871
60
Peoples Nat Bank
50
100,000
200.000
Jfcl.400.000
J 603,000
Common
02
100
200.000
600,000
115"
59
1,423,260 11,938.478 015,940,903 f 20
1.652,519
1 20
46,072
150.000 u
1,026,233
100
500.000
410,888 g 5,273,393
100
........
Highland Park Trust
Un Guardian Tr Oo.
185
65
N
241,562
150,556
83,180
38
m
110
Flint—
100
160.000
120,000
400.000
m
«•
10
-•
126,040 /
...
Gloucester—
Oape Ann Nat Bank
J 1000000
115
Detroit Trust Co—
Common........
Preferred
6,867,065
share
35
10
Preferred
Fltohburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
C108919.470 1 20
I 20
3,093,353 112,984,946
50
16.214,559 J
500,000
1,000,000
10
140
75
Everett—
Middlesex Oo Nat Bk
110
25
Common
3,727,306
1,260,619
i
50
'
United Savings Bank
Common......
Preferred
Preferred
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Oo
Oounty Bk & Tr Oo.
Ask.
inal.
Equitable Trust Co-
Brookton—
Brockton Nat Bank.
Heme Nat Bank....
Bid.
Per
500,000 c49.961.981
5,000,000 110006131 368,059,814 1
11,000,000
1
,:l
Preferred
100
2,395,350
1,500.000
4,000,000
3.000.000
...—
Common......
10
Par,
Deposits.
$
$
-
I 10
Qross
Surplus A
Profits.
4,250.000
Mfrs National Bank.
Nat Bank of Detroit-
50
\
300,000
100.000
Beverly Trust Oo
12,404,278
128,171
Detroit— '
Oom'wealth-Oom'l
State Bank
Detroit Bank
235"
100
Dec. 31
Nom
Preferred
too r400
t
U 8 Trust Co-
Common
Capital.
Common
100
5,198,112
16,000,000
200,000
3,000,000
:
750,000
Bid.
State Institutions
MICHIGAN
Dec. 31
Gross
Profits.
COMPANIES
Glouc Nat Bk of Olou
Glances S D A Tr Oo
2,784,649
100
1,353,924
3,485,799
20
recent
10
sa
les
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
1,000,000 1
2,500,000
750.000
I 10
100
10
86,197
1.200.000
20
18
100
50
30
I
519,243
1,735,041
1.551,531
3,487,183
150"
20
1,163,537 c21,636,060
350.000
Michigan Trust Co..
623,609 c34.884.599
414,449 g
163,770 c
525.803 g
100
2H
18H
20
10
Saginaw—
Holyoke—
Saginaw State Bank. Jfc
Second Nat Bank A
Holyoke Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred.
30
Tr Oo
400,000
1.250.000
60
c
Park National Bank
Common........
Preferred
Hadley Falls Tr Oo
Lawrence—
BayStateMei' Nat Bk
1100
25
National Banks
Dec. 31
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
Union Old Lowell
National Bank..
Duluth—
Per
.....
31,180
353,291
1.500,000
750.000
.1,089,521
400.000
206,243
316,740
294,416
[
50
i
3,093,881
50
100
2,935,362
57,530
437,256
618,492
New Bedford—
First National Bank. Jfcl .000.000
Merchants N »t Bk_.
500,000
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
106,881
486,000
7,298,688
8,099,768
319,288
5,498,360 123
123
Lynn 8 Dep A Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo...
Common........
Preferred
Preferred
100
100
20
50
20
160
385
71
67,907
Naumkeag Tr Oo—
Common........
550.000
96,194
J*
44M
11
12
113^
12H
250,000
200,000
200,000
414,613
10
1,759,992 1100
1100
100
Preferred A..
Preferred B
Springfield—
Springfield Nat Bank
I
Common........
Preferred
Third Nat BAT Co-
Common.
__
Preferred
Springfield 8 D A Tr.
Union Trust Oo
West Springfield Tr.
50
10
10
3,600,642
13^
Minnehaha Nat Bk. 5
100,000
N'western Nat BAT
Common
5,000.000
Preferred
5.000.000
Produce State Bank. 5
100.000
2d Northwest State. 1
50,000
Third N'west'n N Bk i
150,000
4th Northwest Nat'l
k
125.000
1,000,000 I
1,500,000 J
268,919
10
First State Bank
28,631,417 1100
1100
215
2f)
49
53
25
49
53..,
12,994,570
13,475,974
1,482,480
p
....
Class A....
...
4,741,466 plOO
100
1,676,063
Stock Yards Nat Bk. Jfc
Midway Nat Bank-
Common..
Preferred....
26
263,897
274,510
200,000
300.000
100
144,034 25,102,470
10ft
187,692
3,853,480
100
51,718
1,851,627
6,427,085 132,343,061 pi 00
100
98,583
1,926,973
100
192,996
7,908,389
107,661
4,065,513 <
100.000
200.000
pi .000.000
I
112,642
176,871
1 11111
4 1I111
4
1
1
1
No
3,853,496
lOn
1,544,505
4,220,907
10^
-----
re cent
les
"UH *15"
•
1I 1
— ■ ©o O © I I 1 1 I I I I t
a
1
1
25
25
Sale price,
t No par.
500.000 I
1,000.000
200,000
1,000,000
2,000.000
460,295
15,547,510 1100
193,117
J 1,548,635
100
10
3,105,892
70
b First National
"15"
Group.
<
e
c32,872,487 I
10
13
1
10
10M
Includes savings deposits.
Nov.
0 Trust
1
1935.
balances.
MICHIGAN
o
State Institutions
outstanding.
Per
28,610
201,051
2,276,765
5,558,111
100
100
share
9,376,697
100
N
0
re
217,215
Member of the First Bank 8tock Corp.
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
300.000
Natl Bk of Bay Oity.
400.000
People's Commercial
A Savings Bank..
kl ,250,000
American National Bank of St.
p
i
1
sa
I Last sale.
Bay City—
Bay City Bank.
•
4,006,252
g
k Common and preferred or
capital debentures
Dec. 31
i
•
v..
1 Member of Northwest Bancorporatlon
National Banks
1 i i
1
•
/100 ItlOH
1,152,492 •>
924,138 <_-1,313,836 tioo
2,513,246 «100
141,689
58,541
100,000
*
Worcester Co Tr Oo
Common
I I! til I I! Il 1t ii ti iiI I •i•
tioo
500.000
450.000
Worcester—
Preferred
100
100
66»»
38,573
13,493
60,386
113,596
200.000
150,000
EmpireNatBkATrOo 1
Mechanics I Tat Bank
Common.....
i
11.746,684 115,323,775
American Nat Bank.
2.500.000
Commercial State Bk k
250.000
Drov ExchState Bank 0
100.000
First National Bank.
p6.000.000
10
I
1,500.000 11.966,492
490.000
1.000.000 1,101,365
1,000,000 1,668,078
158,346
195.000
14,072,414 1
First Trust Co.
Guaranty Bit & T Co
0
les
St. Paul-
—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol Oouu ty Tr
N
100
66,138
1,671,019 M00
26,810
1,433,980 i
16,790
1,247,250 <100
6,446,550 134,101,595 b 20
32.813
100
912,135
mo
126,030
3,850,780
354,008
15,548,655 HOO
38.221
1,314,006 UOO
150,000
100.000
First Nat Bk A Tr Co 56.000.000
Hennepin State Bank 5
100,000
Marquette Nat Bank k 400.000
Midland NatBk A Tr
1.000.000
Rochester—
First National Bank.
Union Nat Bank...
10
10
5,827,690
5,310,581
8,801,122
960,838
670,886
32,085
18,195
u
200.000
....
200,000
150,000
26,040,407 rioo
1100
Minneapolis—
Blooming'n-Lake NB b
Central Nat Bank... Jfc
Fifth No'west'n N B. t
Sale m—
Merchants Nat Bank
shaie
100
100
re cent
Northern Nat Bank.
1.000.000
Pioneer Nat Bank...
100.000
Western Nat Bank.. k
150.000
3,144.861 / 50
\ 50
3,079,372
3,415,729
935,747lc 8!469,911
250,000 I
350,000 J
Common........
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth
110
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
444,943
5,294,398
First A Amer Nat Bk
98,928
200.000
200,000
200,000
200,000
250,000
260.000
100,000
200.000
...
Taunton
100,000
600,000
City National Bank.
Preferred
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National City Bank
Common
Preferred
Essex Trust Ck>
Institutions
Dec. 31
Nomi nai.
22
10
Lynn—
•
Stale
00
s
Bank of Oomm A 8a v
Central Nat BankCommon
MINNESOTA
cent
sa
les
Paul affiliate,
r
Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
s
Old stock.
t Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
u
x
t
June 29 1935.
Ex-dividend.
First Bank Stock Corp.
■
>
Preferred stock retired.
1
i
•
•
•
i
i
i
•
march, 1936]
National Banks
Dec. 31
MISSISSIPPI
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
Dec. 31
$
....
145,146
6,301,987
187,721
665.000
300.000
140,000
N
Butte—
100
re
300,000
400.000
250,000
58.210
97,385
14,356
2,573,673
2,651,839
2,742,985
cent
First National Bank.
Miners Nat Bk
•a
100
100
700.000
300.000
126,791
250,841
4,975,464
4,847,923
150.000
les
Metals Bk A Tr Co
20
100.000
600.000
Common
100
si
e
Preferred
National Banks
National Banks
MISSOURI
Dec. 31
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Kansas City—
Baltimore Bank....
100.000
600.000
City Nat Bk A Tr Co
Columbia Nat Bank.
Commerce Trust Co
Community State Bk
Bast Side Bk of Com
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
linwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank....
Merc Home Bk & Tr
Common
600.000
6.000.000
100.000
200.000
2.000.000
600.000
100.000
200.000
200.000 I
200.000
Capital notes
Missouri Bk & Tr Co
Common
292,178
Nat'l Bank
k
Southeast State Bk..
South Side Bank—
Common.
Preferred
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
8,043
40,885
129,317
650.000
100.000
Plaza Bank of Oomm
Produce Exch Bank.
Traders'
Gate
City
139,574
36,380
50.000
50.000
400.000
100
ton
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
7,398,306
Dec. 31
Nominal
Per share.
110
240
100
220
50
126
40
110
40,546
1,288,670 rioo
1100
1,180,467 100
2,073,476 100
100
2,234.635
8,492,925 62H
60
132
150
200
125
248.959
591,212
25,723,337 f 10
200.000
231,751
8,401,970
200.000
500.000
100.000
250.000
200.000
186,821
411,169
118,499
46,699
200.000
140.000
83,976
62,713
3,807,960
7,280,790
3,191,085
3,998,130
7,641,027
2,126,736
962,475
Preferred
150
West port Are Bank.
Union Ar Bk of Com
University Bank....
7,173,851 lm
1100
Institutions
31
State
NEBRASKA
Dec
.
149,537
8,860,224 (100
UOO
100
100
373.128
586,071
20,158,751
10,355,265
620,069
28,755,471
10,527,575
150
200
250
20
273,103
120
100
OmahaFirst Nat Bank-
20
250.000
Common
Preferred A
Preferred B
Live Stock Nat Bank
200
150
750,000
500.000
450.000
20
N
1.250.000
1.100.000
—
| 549,290
o
re cent
42,490,572 (100
U00
sa
les
Packers' Nat Bank:
Common
Preferred...
110
Il6"
150"
110
57M
50
900.000
1.350.000
100.000
100.000
100.000
fi¬
<200,000 I
300.000
850,000
Common
Preferred
First National Bank.
Preferred
U S Nat Bank
75
100,000 1
100,000
50.000
—
South Omaha Sav Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk
Common
e250,000
450,000
el,100,000
42,003
2,488,502 (100
1100
J 285,097
743,546
25
867,187
46,044
6,685,284 /100
I100
25,554,236
100
15,251,110
100
70
.
"266""
mm
mm m'm
250
National Banks
Dec. 31
Union Nat Bank—
Common.........
Preferred
10,081,283
99,361
300.000
505" "
55
431,022 /100
\100
6,968,392 iOo
24,252
295,440
les
_
60
475
250
80
100
974,198
Q...
100,000
400.000
o
re cent
sa
Nomi nal.
Per share.
LincolnContinental Natl
Omaha Nat Bank—
Common
80.000
120.000
60.000
200,000
100.000
Preferred
Park National Bank.
100
42.899
1,458,432
1,059.701 19.905,689
86,971
5,068,822
3,148.884 156.243,898
37,802
736,231
33,286
1,376,137
3,543,718 117,041,468
801,750 21,316,088
37,869
1,084,996
129,836
2,878.543
10,202,338
600,000
first Nat BkATrCo k
Union Bk A Tr Co—
Merch NatBkATr Co
100
100
Helena—
50
Vioksburg—
First Nat A Tr Co... It
11,483,577
946,684
690,118
21,032
473,321
300,000
_
Ask.
4,377,569 al00
2,414,113 100
2.953,236 100
158448
145,908
76,502
200.000
Sec Tr A Savs Bank. k
Bid.
Nomi naK
Per share.
Billings—
Midland Nat Bank.. 0
Montana Nat Bank.
N
Meridian—
Citizens Nat Bank.. k
First National Bank.
Mer A Farmers Bank
Par
Deposits.
$
6,912,797 I 30
I 40
7,623,223 100
282.020
150,000 I
200,000
Dec. 31
Gross
Surplus A
Profits,
Capital.
Nomi nal
Per share■
Jackson
Capital National BkOommon
Preferred
Depos Gu Bk A TrCo
Jackson-State N Bk.
Ask.
Bid.
State Institutions
MONTANA
Gross
Par
105
companies
National Banks
Dec. 31
Institutions
State
Deposits.
$
$
trust
and
banks
9 ;
11
NEVADA
15
161,908
113,710
7,251
100
1,535,530
835,345
339,801
10ft
100
125
150
70
150
85"
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Reno—
500.000
First Nat Bk in Reno d
424,048
Ut. JosephAmerican Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank
first National Bank.
First Trust Co
First StJosSt'k Yds Bk
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Co....
241,155
100
~
100
100
too
N
sT" NEW HAMPSHIRE
o
re cent
•a
'loo
les
Nomi\nal.
Per \share.
Manchester—
100
100
10ft
834,446
505,412
145,860
200.00°
4,554,919
2,360,816
3,099,561
383,556
463,843
348,850
200.000
150.000
Merchants Nat Baak
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk
5,534,261
100
o
5.622,202
6,020,576
100
100
cent
les
100
100
Nashua—
St. Louis—
Indian Head Nat Bk k
k
Nashua Trust Co..
Amcr Exch Nat Bank
Common
107.600
Preferred
k
Baden Bank
Boatmen's Nat Bk—
42,947
[20
1,626.049
20
02.600
415.000
......
too
2,287.851
Common
2.000.000 il ,309,476 48,472,768 I 20
Preferred
1100
500,000 i
Bremen Bk A Tr Co.
700.00o!»
107,373
5,102,356 100
Cass Bk A Tr Co
600,000
140,795
5,186,730 100
First Nat Bank
17
10.200.000 4,915,953 217,430,829
15
15
50
AecondNatof Nashua
t1 1• 11
11•1
•
40
<
•
•
42
....
Jefferson Bk A T CoCommon
200,000
160,000
100.000
640.242
Capital notes A...
Capital notes B
Jeff-Gravois Bank..
12,236
2,375,361
J100
1
~80" "90"
103
30
20
20
200.000
750,000
PortsmouthFirst National BankCommon.........
Preferred
4,972,917
250.000 1
250.000
200.000
-—
'New Hamp Nat Bk
76,409
55,976
3,132,600 /10ft
1100
1,308,536 100
"32 "
1
1
1
•
m mm mm mm
«•••#••••
National Banks
Dec. 31
——
40,849
400.00ft
100
"55"
Institute one
State
NEW JERSEY
Dec. 31
Lemay Ferry BankCommon
Preferred.
Manufacturers Bank
50.000
50.000
600.000
500,000
200,000
200.000
Manchester Bank
Mutual Bk A Tr Go.Plaza Bank (The).
Sec Nat SavsATr Co
Common.
Preferred
Southern Gommerc'l
a
.......
_
468,977
117,994
114,731
159,089
350.000
300.000
A T Co
34,481
431,765
731,244 (100
uoo
7,888,996
4,268,405
5,210,065
3,062,534
10
10
100
50
20
15,646,216 (100
1
1
1
1
•
400,000
653,960
£425,000
A Savs Bank
100
1,503,403
100
10
2H
2,810,439
10
3
5
10
5
7
2H
5
....
120.000
343,550
—
500,000
2.350,457
j/4673,487
225,000
1.184.512
J/ 707,938
600.000
180,281
5,284,432
300 000
180,000
70,456
1,833,509
658,800
100
253 485
807,606
1,195,906
8,909,603
7,237,561
154,955
193,543
118,852
1,742,985
4,795,584
1,487,947
100
100
35
40
55
20
12
60
15
Common
Preferred
Guarantee Trust Co-
35
Common
160
1100
Preferred
35,127
3,068,601
105,316
172,542
449,066
261,595
4,280,098
12,315,981
7,798,540
21,910
32,143
167,103
100
3,012,129
-
—
-
*
Common
Preferred
400.000 1
300.000
500.000
Tower Gr Bk A TrCo
United Bk A Tr Co.
800.000
1.000.00ft
12
^Ido
|
76,188
65
2,116,970
1,731,634
3,449,675
100
100
50
100
120
4,428,742 148,037,800
100
120
Asbury Park—
Asbury PkNatBk A Tr k
Asbury Park A Ocean
Grove Bank.
Seacoast Trust Co.
70"
.
Chippewa Trust Co.
:
Lindell Trust Co
340.000 i
300.000
300.000
Merc Com BAT Oo-
.000.000
Common. .*.
Mound City Tr Co
North St Louis Tr Co
Northwest'n Tr Co
WebsterGroves Tr—
_
350.000
161,673
,000,000 2,301,559
247,559 f
15,323
300,000
225,481
.036,000
98,832
100.000 i
144,676
4,745,018
100
5
80,430,502 100 126
1,793,588 I Oil
20 "26"
3,548,085
50
6,399,908
2,044,804 Toi
100
10
_
Springfield—
Southern Missouri Tr
290.000
600.000
100.000
15,000
305,241
75,000
2,200,000
10,622,935
100
100
2,150,000
100
0
re cent
100,000
sa
-
232,518
les
5
4UU.OOU
500.00ft
u
100
25
122
5
H
128
Bridgeton—
Brldgeton Nat Bank
Cumberland Nat Bk k
Farm A Mer Nat Bk. it
250.000
600.000
250.000
"23"
•
a
Sale price.
March 23
and reserves
and in addi¬
is at present
Stockholders of the Plaza Bank of St. Louis, Mo., to vote
1936 on a proposal to transfer $30,000 from undivided profits
to capital account by the declaration of a 25% stock dividend,
tion to retire $30,000 of RFC preferred stock, of which $80,000
Citizens' Bank......
Union Nat Bank
N
lot
m
Uayo'iQo—
Broadway Nat Bk __
Bayonne Trust Co.
Mechanics' Trust On
100
Mercan tile-Com¬
merce Nat'l Bank.
Miss Val Trust Co—
1,130,936
_
"125 "
106
—
........
5
'mmmrnm
10
100
share
60
4,362,514
Equitable Trust Co—
South Side Nat Bk—
Common........
Preferred
Telegraphers Nat Bk
Baston-Taylor Tr Co
Per
Atlantic City—
Boardwalk Nat Bank
Bankers Trust Co—
20
"70" "75""
140
Nomi nal.
1 1 1•1
17
notstanding.
d Owned by the
e
Transamerica Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
/ Includes reserves.
0
,
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
1 June 29 1935.
k Preferred
I Last sale.
stock and common stock or capital debentures
X.'
$
u
Member
outstanding.
; •, •
of the Guardian Detroit Union Grouo. Inc., Detroit. Mich
:
Dec. 31 1933: withdrawals
restricted.
106
BAMS
National Banks
Dec. 31
NEW JERSEY
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
State
AM)
TBUST
Institutions
COMPANIES
National Banks
Dec. 31
Dec. 31
NEW JERSEY s,a,e£lTim'
Gross
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Capital.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Oamden—
$
FIrstOamNatB&TCo
Oamden 8 D & Tr Oo
$
600,269
374,540
2,250,000
43,300,000
Merchantville
Nat'l
Bank & Trust Oo. d 225.000
West Jersey Trust Oo 41,448,000
Bast OrangeAmpere Bank & TrOo 4
Say Inv & Trust Oo:
Common
300,000
Preferred A
Preferred B
23,158,040
22,225,206
11K
10K
121,375
460.935
o
300,085
1,500,000
1,374,575
.....
Per
1,132,109
6,774,146
10
4
10
5
109,339
1,914,181
100
381,465
18,054,883
.
223,802
126,876
32,208
147.033
400,000
Nat'l State Bank—
41,310,000
Oentral Home Tr Oo 4
600,000
Blisabeth Trust Oo_. 41,023,350
Union Oty Tr Oo—
Common
300,000
450,000
1,000,000
...
Preferred (4%)—.
Preferred
Hoboken—
Columbia Trust Oo__
6
50
6M
25
5,511,639
25
3,658,833
3,213,465
.....
100
10
9,526,721
Preferred
Bergen Trust Oo
25""
1,371,127
__
266,981
29,324,326
822,278
82,284,139
23,573,131
970,150
13
54
25
57
5K
5K
Common...
6
<T"
2,373,887
100
125
1,236,411
5,057,409
2,310,000
5,943,520
6,253,720
1,739,937
9,388,413
25
10
15
25
2,829,128
1,472,243
50
125
4
Banking Oo
National State Bank
Oentral Bk & Tr Oo
3.000.000
500,000
1,213,825
1,328,774
ISO
"46"
200,000
150,000
65,102
565,585
306,804
J; 324,464
North A West Hu dson—
360,151 g
IstNat Bk of Un City 4
Nat Bk of W N Y—
Common.
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank
ofWeehawken
100,000
50,000
......^
,
247.500
Liberty National Bk
Guttenborg
100,000
57,366
25,664
600,000
100,000
350.000
27,563
353,357
126,914
99,876
220,086
T»200,000
400,000
1.000,000
145.000
sey. West N Y
Weehawken Tr Co
113,796
492,950
1,692,751
12,724
PassaicPassaic N Bk&Tr Oo 42,750.000
796,025
214,686
1.000,000
People's Bk & Tr Oo.
656,000
175,000
100,000
108,070
38,926
dl,400,000
262,500
389,859
96,955
Mld-Olty Trust Co.. d
State Trust Co
Paterson—
Preferred
Haledon Nat Bank_. d
Nat Un Bk In Pat'son
Paterson Nat BankCommon
680,000
750.000
110,000
<2200,000
Paterson Sav Inst—
8
4K
100
104
100
200
205
100
35
40
100
1100
N
cent
sa
les
1
6,811,555
j 352,352
ank A Tru st Co. retur
Bensonhurst Nat Bk d
ns
80
j 50
date Dec. 31
1 935.
Bklyn
I
200.000
250,000
225,000
500,000
75,700
1,878.600
2,041,319
38,072
52,124
2,089,249
20,000
4,484,600
217,700
2,534,300
153,000
4,822,000
165,300
5,585,600
5,328,453 113,289,798
6,053,967 36,571,628
50
85
50
luo
100
"~30"
70
"60"
10(
IOO
5'
""48"
100
118
123
100 1700
1750
Buffalo—
400
108
270,129 I12h
Common........
Debentures
Mfrs & Trad Tr Co:
1100
Marine Trust Co:
Common
25
....
10
25
10
10
2,760,027
2,846,318
8.851,856
17
10
32
25
35
'ipi
33
2i
10
10
18,000.000 16,337.383 155,467.994
5,400.000
1132
41,756
4,743,691
5,000,000
"31"
t
9X
9K
Elmlra—
800.000
20
1.237,500
1,507,485
666,385
10,582,994
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
12,477,968
25
Ithaca—
First National Bank
21
19
26
23
21"
'is
b
Capital notes
10
2.029,398
92,157.228
200.000
Ohemung Can Tr Oo
266,276
251,758
4,214,709
Tompkins Co Tr Co.
750.000
860.000
100
10
500.000
1,000,000
300,000
311,489
11,457,374
429,704
171,333
228,394
7,406,207
3,291,044
3,630,580
100
275
20
10
100
50
20
,
51,571,492
2,200,000 12,054,604
3.000.000
i
37
8,516,544
100
90
90
50
Jamestown—
Bank of Jamestown:
Common
5,240,024 flOO
N
1100
re
cent
168
2,316,483
o
Debentures "A"
Debentures "B"__
The First Nat Bank
Nat Ohautauq Oo Bk
I10
110
4,517,151
30
100
1,414,870
10<
200.000
400.000
835,362
20
20
6,140,733
5,222,920 7K
lot
2,771,823
1,330,411 7»100
15
25
500,000
0
<50
Kingston—
200.000
466,886
812,643
Bank of Kingston
Bondout Nat Bank
State of N Y Nat Bk
250.000
150.000
91,809
86,699
379,652
290,129
1,842,642
1,226,870
3,545,304
6,517,903
N
150.000
750.000
10
5
7
9
38
43
100
27,582,864
25
4,286,233
25
4,389,673
1,236,739
925,130
16,680,432
3,612,788
2
N
25
100
100
sa
12,157,708
911,586
100
Deposits IV ew York Ci ty banks are 'CP r'Pd net
and
are
0/
Feb. 29 1936.
Sur plus and p rofits are of late Dec. 31
1935
iir
for National ana Dec. 31 19 35 for Stat e banks. A
Ipnrt
tcord
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk City and Broo
it/
be
found in our "Rax Iwa'j ' Secti on,
186
188.
pages
184, 185.
Amalg Bank ofN Y.
650.000
100
10,200 p 6,266,300
Bk of the Manhat Oo 20,000,000
10
25,431,681 408,213,000
"29K *30K
Bank of Yorktown..
1,000,000
60
50
587,900 p 6,555,600 662
Common..
100270000 171897329 1895510000
Preferred
50,000,000
Oomm'l Nat Bk A Tr
7.000.000
7,762,103 68,481,000
Dunbar Nat Bank.
500.000
248,900 p 2,333,600
Fifth Ave Bank
500.000
3,443,700 47,906,000
First National Bank
10.000.00< 90,572,171 488,915,000
Grace Nat Bk of N.Y
1.500,000
1,744,200 p25,935,600
Harbor State Bank200.000
45,200 p
718,000
Merchants Bank
400,000
152,800 p 3,697,600
Nat Bk of Yorkville.
600.000
53,800 p 2,357,700
Nat Bronx Bank
d
925.000
,
o
re cent
100
1,013,785
les
100
Chase Nat Bank:
les
100
42,372
47,629
sa
*'187"
1,934,744 hlOO
) 286,305
o
re cent
100
New York City-
3
250
7,076,719
29,468,100
1,011,521
10
25
10
First NBk of Rondout
Nat'l Ulster Count;
942,380 f 50
[ 50
13.55
39 K
41K
20.00
100
179
185
25
100
101
970
1870
1516"
1910
10<
25
100
70
100
20
"§5r
60
50
"25*"
20
flOO
i
•90
100
6C
125"
675,297
12,105,482 f 50
\ 20
30
35
1,500,000
250,000
1,000,000
688,847
17,040,639 / 50
I 50
25
28,427,555
60
65
....
1
2,021,950
Preferred
100,000 1
75,000
174,545
»Sale price.
....
Preferred
Hamilton Trust Oo— d
U S Trust Co—
Common
600,000
600.000
990,748
600,000
750,000
3,390,813 f
50
a
t Marine Midland Corp.
"85"
"85"
100
125
c The Camden Safe
Deposit & Trust Co. of Camden, N. J., on Feb. 8
1936 acquired the assets and assumed the
deposit liabilities of the Haddon-
field Trust Co. of
Haddonfield. N. J.
d Common and
preferred stock
f
316,465
9,729,427 / 25
\12li
10
4,054,820
20
25
,
403,562
12,871,253 /100
65
80
\
50
*
March 4 1935.
b Includes security stock.
1 50
Citizens Trust Co—
100
Nat. banks Dec. 31 '35
40*"
30
45
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
-
370
9.501.520 (100
414,668
101
600,000 \
1,000,000
Preferred
Second Nat BankPreferred
share
360
85,600 p 5,865,700
First National Bk—
Common
Common
Brooklyn—State b
29
26
25
Plainfield—
First National Bk
Plainfield Nat Bank.
mmm'm
m
/100
Klngsboro Nat Bank
500.000
Lafayette Nat Bank. d1,000.000
d
550,000
People's Nat Bank
Brooklyn Trust Co:
8.200,000
Kings Oo Trust Oo..
500.000
Trust Oo of New Jer¬
Huds Tr Oo Un Oity.
Woodcliff Trust Oo..
mmmmm
100
100
8,768,338
Union Trust Co—
15,593
TrUnOity 41,200,000
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Oo
PkTr Oo Weehawken h
mm mm mm
Institutions
J 584,243
1500,000
270,000
Capital notes
Kingston Trust Co.. d
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
mm
70
100
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
10,196,272
300,000 \f 249,805
471,426
........
mm
Dec. 31
7.062,948
5.767,479
Flatbush Nat Bank.
sa
Preferred
State
272,286
101,792
80
50
2,198,633
1,627,992
i
34,165
1,105,655
1,197,950 31,764,017
4,653,305 133,584,322
1,865,540 17,511,411
1,014,192
Common
mm
10
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
50,000
fa 39,575
50,000
776,980 f 555,586
400.000
58,846
Preferred
New BrunswTrCo—
Common
10
50
126,381
150
Peoples Nat Bk—
Plainfield Trust Co..
v
Lincoln-E Side N Bk
Nat'l Bank ofN J...
9
50
42,560,149
20,633,923
United States Tr Oo.
West Side Trust Oo.
New Brunswick
Marine Midl'd Tr Co
Common........
Citizens Bk of
I
1.622.500
4,000,000
2.500,000
I
387,500
600.000
1.075.000
85
re
-
I 8
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark & Essex
Merch & Newark Tr.
Union National Bk._
mm
7
3,351,255
53,193,135
49,224,000
22,974,724
600.000
500.000
.......
v
1,086,118
990,872
Fidelity Un Tr Co—
Common
Preferred
25
73,032
24,086
100,000
em
80
200.000
500,000
d
Preferred
11 X
150,000
150,000
Federal Trust Oo
—
50
Binghamton—
Oity National Bank:
6K
2,796,166
I
I
—
50
700.000
750,000
Nat Bank of Auburn d
Auburn Trust Co
"15
100
12,108,250
5,426,401
Preferred
Clinton Trust Oo
Columbus Trust Oo.
D'Auria Bk & Tr Oo.
100
17
11K
30
100
25
52,400,381
391,515
119,840
Common
100
Per
250,000
Nat Com Bk & Tr Oo
1.500.000
NY State Nat Bank- <13,500.000
First Trust Oo
d3.000.000
65
25
.
600,000
884.000
Marsano State Bk &
Tr Co
18
250
50
Albany—
First National Bank:
Lincoln Nat Bank
Franklin Wash Tr Oo
11
12
NEW YORK
Mech & Farmers Bk_
2K
Newark—
Preferred
100.000
200.000
•!' 100.000
18
52,276,415 100
3,271,109 37K
87,685
4,123,057
844,972
35,008
t
1,140,000 •2.368,987
Preferred A
2,500,000
West Bergen Tr Oo.. 4
42,411
400.000
Long Branch—
Long Branch Bkg Oo
230.000
36,880
Morrlstown—
First National Bank.
250,000
374,051
National Iron Bank.
76,212
650,000
American Trust Co..
55,650
200,000
Morrlstown Trust Oo
600.000
487,951
Mt. HollyUnion Nat Bk&TrOo
200,000
440,086
Farmers' Trust Co..
100.000
112,376
Common
2,337,021
2,657,607
1,548,627
9
Auburn—
...
Common
501,391
472,625
381,000
240
10
"V'.,
Woodbury Trust Oo_
National Banks
Dec. 31
10
Trust Ooof N J—
Common
Merchants
751,000
26,657,548
24.644,576
share.
100
40
25
1,580,502
79,109
Per
11,763,842
39,430,554
2,263,965
995,382
Nominal.
29,438
1,500.000
200,000
3.400.000
3,017.500
150,000
Commercial Tr N J
N J Title Guar & Tr.
North Bergen Tr Oo.
Farm & Mechanics'
National Bank
$
626,726
801,036
0
191,611
44,700
61,859
1,143,353
44,762
10
586,005
1,114,951
$
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
40
20
Jersey Oity—
First National Bank.
2,225.000
Franklin Nat Bank.. 4 400.000
Hudson Co Nat Bk—
Common
1,250,000
V »V,
Woodbury—
25
.
$
200.000
Prospect Natl Bank.
200.000
Security Nat Bank..
Trenton Banking Oo
1.000,000
Trenton Trust Oo— <*4,367,419
2
"5"
100
14,729,564
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank. dl.000.000
Flrst-Mech Nat Bk_
3.200.000
H'nover CapitalTrOo
300.000
10
504,857
100,000
500,000
Seaboard Trust Go__
6
1
Elizabeth—
Blisabethport BkgOo 4
share.
13
12
Ask.
Nomi nal
capital debentures outstanding.
/ Preferred stock retirement fund.
g
Includes
reserves.
h Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New
Jersey, Jersey
Oity.
i Controlled by Marine Midland
Corp.
I Last sale.
0
P
v
June 29 1935.
Dec. 31 1935.
Dec. 31
1934.
i
*
MARCH, 1936]
BANKS
National Banks
Dec.il
Surplus A
Profits.
National Banks
Gross
Par
Deposits.
Bid.
Ask.
Per
$
share.
77,500,000 140644479 1520893 000
50,000,000 J
NatSafety Bk&Tr Co el,014,300
500,000 ulO.883,51
Penn Exchange Bank
330.000
139,300 u 2,802,60i
Public Nat Bk&TrOo s5,775.000
5,452,600 111,621,000
Schroder Bkg Corp.
6.000.000
1,778,431 ul6,813,008
Sterling Nat B & T_.
500.000
1,004,917 u20.223.464
Trade Bank oIN Y.7
^00.300
197,900 u 5,271,900
;i2*
Ossining— 1st Nat Bk
17%
37 %
co.
returns
d ate
Anglo-South Am Tr_
Bk of Athens Tr Co.
Banca Com It Tr Co
Banco dl Nap Tr Oo.
Bank of Sicily Tr Co.
Bank of N Y & Tr Co
Bankers Trust Co...
Bronx County Tr Co
Cent Han Bk&Tr Co
Chemical Bk & Tr Co
Dec.
12%
15
17
8%
40%
Peekskill N B&TOo
Common
42%
Preferred
Westches Go Nat
h
lo
~28% '29%
18
16
Common
115
10,000,000 12,805,961 87,526,709
500,000
450,100
5,311,000
1,000,000
646,900
6,905,200
Continental Bk&Tr.
4,000,000 3,791,210 61,916,380
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Co 15,000,000 16,325,145 286,067,432
Corporation Trust Co
500.000
148,800
21,100
57,544
"16"
"12"
Ask
pricet
J 50
Per
share.
100
65 %
600,011
Citizens Bank
67
9%
114%
t
50
4,389,285 f
50
10
2,507,059 12%
-mmm+m
10
5,229,384
2,800,000
3,037,632
1,843,468
10
8
10
.....
20
4
100
40
100
44
54
25
25
15
20
00
White Plains—
488
483
90,213
32,417
21,174
104,150
h
Rye—Rye Nat Bk
Tarrytoion N B&TrOo
10
400.000
Peoples N B & T Co:
Common
1
...
Preferred
58
50
25
10
63
70
15
17
19
20 X
62 H
63%
Preferred
23
1,263,232
10,733,179
10
"150"
380,213
5,499,286
10
t
400,000
400.000
Common
20
3,314,559 (
300,000
Yonkers—First
Natl
Bank in Yonkers..
20
54,568
200,000
500,000
County Trust Co
City Bank Farmers'
Trust Co
Clinton Trust Co
Colonial Trust Co
Bid.
100
/
100.000
Mutual Trust Co.
105
100
100
10
7
20
10
$
1,348,676
2,233,928
2,315,213
■.,
1
435,000
Bk & Tr Co
100
2ft
Par.
Deposits.
v;./,-;
1
__
Preferred
Pleasantville—
100
40,672
J
._
Mt Pleas B&TrCo
Port Chester—1st N.
ion
Gross
,
Peekskill—
31 1935.
1,000,000
534,500
4,687,400
500,000
100,000
2,976,200
2,000.000
782,274
9,808,003
1,000,000
606,500
9,049,200
1,800,000
530,400 10,019,200
6,000,000 10,758,087 180,600,321
25,000.000 68,386.035 910,376,043
542,500
257.500 13,752,000
21,000,000 62,597,416 821,020,293
20.000.000 49,888,302 527,176,176
$
167,146
125,576
$
Ossining Trust Co.
'
26
Institutions
Dec. 31
Nom.
\o
35 %
120
%
State
{Concl.)—
& Trust Co
Common
Preferred
Trust
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Westchester Co.
107
NEW YORK
Dec. 31
Nomi nal
N. Y. City (Concl.)
National City Bank:
COMPANIES
TEUST
State institutions
Dec. 31
NEW YORK
Capital.
AND
Ji 16,302
7,743,681
J20
1
\20
8
30 V
—
24
Yonkers Nat Bank
& Trust Co—
100
3
Empire Trust Co—
Common
Capital
.....
notes
Equitable Trust Co.
Federation Bk& Tr Co
Fulton Trust Co
Fiduciary Trust Co..
Guaranty Trust Co..
Hellenic Bk & Tr Co.
Irving Trust Co
J Henry Schroder Tr
Lawyers Tr Co.....
3,000,000 ,2.487.540 66.470,564
2,000,000
6.000,000 6,147,800 28,927,900
825,000
9,243,574
859,074
2,000,000 2,807,721 22,023,309
1,000,000 1,000,000 11,713,400
90.000.000 177398412 151&931163
224,900
1,000,000
2,808,000
50,000,000 58,959,819 591,306,698
1,000,000 1,014,600 12,390,400
2,000.000 2,017,900 38,092,600
10
11
25
10
100
National Banks
Dec. 31
100
100
100
296""
10
*16%
17%
"55"
53~"
301
Nomi
Ashevi lie—
25
32,935,000 111538816 565,713,372
25,000,000
Marine Midi Tr Co..
5.000.000
96,465,883
New York Trust Co 12,500,000 21,727,329 365,458,281
Savings Banks Tr Co *2,500,000
2,957,600 89,779,200
...
Capital notes
18,069,278
{ 20
i'20
25
Common
10.000,000 5,416,102
Debenture notes..
9,539,084
500.000
206,600
1.000.000
789,300
2.000.000 28,005,479
Trust Co of Nor Am.
Underwriters Tr Co.
U S Trust Co of N Y
74,106
2.426,669
500.000
500.000
300.000
1,200.000
283,680
381.826
422.752
1,438,295
l\lVa
4,289,079
9,240,314
5,726,548
48,927.626
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Natl Bk.
150.000
500,000
400.000
100.000
Mech & Farmers Bk-
9%
214,000
48,896
1,002,288
129,065
89,705
33,284
0
American Trust Co..
117
Durham—
Citizens' Nat Bank.
18,585,206
L
20
4,490,800
10,651,700
73,267,394
100
2,245,600
12%
13%
50
100
75
100 2030
85
2080
285.800
Common........
100.000
100.000
Preferred
25
50
50
100
130
100
100
155
225
1,109,249
13,235,544
1,498,855
2,024,601
1,269.680
100
30
45
25
20
71
75
25
35
45"
25
......
j
95,309
2.423.714
( 10
( 10
I
10
Security Nat Bank-
Rochester—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
611,556
7,444,982
412,893
62,485.337
245,332
15,622,152
1.500,000 '
2.750.000
749,970
1.000.000 3,739.909
15.488,944
37,378,201
1.000.000
0
25
25
27
32
34
18%
20%
'
Lincoln-Allia Bk&Tr
.....
Capital notes.....
2.000.000
600.000 1
....
notes
Genesee Vail Tr Co..
Roch Trust & S D Co
j 20
2,800,000
Central Trust CoCommon
Capital
hau
25
Greensboro—
Guilford Nat Bank—
Jamaica, L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
Common
20
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank
48
Title Guar &Tr Co—
,
300.000
Home Savings Bank
46
nal.
Per
First Nat Bk & Tr..
100
Mfrs Trust Co:
Common
NORTH CAROLINA
265**" 215"*
{ 20
20
100
Capital notes....
Union Trust Co:
Common
14,093.720
88,622
527,690
2,644,811
7,459,684
400.000
400,000
100.000
) 600,139
I 10
"24""
WilmingtonPeople's Sav Bk & Tr
....
N
Wilm Sav & Tr Co..
107
25 vrr-;>
10
'
re
sa
Wilson-
300,000
1,000,000
Jl,672,732
716,076
3,000,000
1,800,000
Capital notes
310,399
200,000
300.000
First Citizens Bk&Tr
"25 ""23"
J 187,544
767,650
Preferred
9,123.279
Raleigh—
Security Trust Co—
Common
400,000
200.000
31,548,435
40,538,953
1100
700
Branch Bkg & Tr Co
Common
........
Preferred
Nat Bk of Wilson...
| <30
121,750
18,391.534 noo
160
25
2,948,058
Winston-Salem—
Schenectady—
First National Bank-
Union National Bank
Citizens Triist Co-
400,000
397,475
8,849,423
Common........
Capital notes.....
Schenectady Tr Co..
300,000
150,000
750.000
) 271,498
6,332,242
1,188,828
15,172,989
100
125
1.200,000
764,086
15.460,354
20
33
35
750,000
300,000
J 197,006
7,531,807
f 20
13%
15
100
Common
Preferred
Wachovia Bk &Tr.„
J100
...
Preferred
Common
1,620,000
7,600,000
J 756,650
1,000,000 I
1,800,000
Capital notes
472,867
29.401.092
L!
L1-?
71,256,145
10
100
NORTH DAKOTA
Nomi nal.
Fargo—
I 20
50,509,463
1.952,624 I
10
1,922,534
*
Per
Dakota Nat Bank..
12
13
0225.000
Fargo National Bk..
First Trust & Dep Co
Common........
Capital notes
Syracuse Trust Co..
66.431
04.000.000
National Banks
Dec. 31
SyracuseLincoln Nat B & TCo
Common
Merch Nat B & T Co
Common
'
100,000
100.000
50,000
2,367,003
1,995,873
153,875
6,188,393 /100
1100
3,020,927 n 25
528,813 1100
100
N
150,000 I
500,000 J
250.000
250.000
..
Preferred
20
share.
100
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
18%
140,755
97,392
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
n
Nor & Dakota Tr Co
0
100,865
53,901
0
re cent
■a
les
Troy—
Manuractur Nat Bk. e2,000.000
National City Bank.
600,000
Union Nat Bank...
676,000
1,025.602
320,378
0450,000
Troy Trust Co
112,071
22,923
1.000,000
6,000,000
J 562,636
22,694,337
9,168,065
6,318,309
3,754,571
25
25
20
30
15
20
30
50
40
:
National Banks
State
OHIO
Dec. 31
Institutions
Dec. 31
/Uti car-
Nomi nal
First Citizens Bk & T
Debentures
Akron-
35,048,946 f2%
........
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
Common.........
Preferred
Per
Dime Savings Bk Co
Common
600,000
200,000
...
) 381,918
9,151,044
20
25
10
11
.200,000
Capital notes
Goodyear State Bk._
500,000
100,000
81,322
3,755,935
100
N
sa
200,000
750,000
Common-
Capital debentures
Watertown—
500,000
Common...
Preferred
Northern N Y Tr Co
Common
200,000
136,103
5.229,090
3,773.915 ( 35
96,486
500,000 I
360,000
...
Capital notes
109,160
I
9,598.635
N
40
o
re
cent
sa
J
J 431,314
13,390,760
960,502
519,485
16,798,190
9.160,466
100
1,106,373
144,057
137,293
9,692,172
2,925,460
1,790,345
100
100
10
les
J100
Canton—
20
First National Bank.
210.000
o
re cent
Firestone Pk Tr&S B
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk—
share.
100
57,970
J
11,672,777
les
01,000,000
Geo D Harter Bank. 01,800.000
Cincinnati-
{<25
Atlas Nat Bank....
Olnn Bk & Tr Co—
0
400,000
400,000
Columbia Bk & S Co
0
200,000
1400
100
215
70
15
225
I
1
80
20
t Marine Midland Corp.
Westchester CoMi. Vernon—1st N^_ 01,000,000
Mt Vernon Tr Co. e3.000.000
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank
...
Huguenot Tr Co..
New Rochelle Tr..
e
310,275
563,447
11,576,518
5,461,738
4,109
196,375
98,250
491,909
1,708,205
3.757,796
1,301,807
13,847.929
100
v
10
135
3%
165
4%
I Last sale,
Memoer First Bank Stock Corp.
Nov. 1 1935.
s
26
20
20
Marine Midland Corp.
0
20
20
28 1935.
i Controlled by
Jfe First report.
Stockholders of the Public National Bank & Trust Co. of New York
n
312,000
300.000
i
886,667
1,650,000
Common and preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
h Sept.
"30"
40
approved the transfer of $2,475,000 of capital and $550,000 of undivided
profits tosurplus account, and a change in the bank's stock from $25 par
to $17% par, thereby reducing the capital from $8,250,000 to $5,775,000.
t Dec.
31
1934
Dec. 31 1935.
»New«tock.%
National Banks
Dec. 31
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Cincinnati (Con.)
$
4,715,195
$
—
6.000.000
First National Bank.
Dec. 31
800.000
I
Bk A Tr Oo
141,745
908,784
108,399
203,660
3,000,137
648,947
392,834
291,527
500.000
300.000
i
700.000
1.800.000
1.000.000
i
People's Bk A Sv Oo
Prov S Bk A Tr Oo.
Second Nat Bank...
500,000
Western Bk A Tr Oo a2.260.000
Bo Ohio 8 Bk & Tr Oo
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Capital.
Nomt nal.
Per share.
156
154
100
72,289,812
too
5,185,911
8,985,061
2,265,705
"60"
50
Ask.
Bid.
Par
$
$
▲Uentown—
Allentewn Nat
77
.58
100
50
Qross
Deposits.
Norm
Per
450.000
500.000
1,536,676
2,136,670
1,155,482
864,377
150.000
305,000
j 362,280
1.000.000
1.000.000
Bank
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
Second Nat Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
11,805,792
8,059,684
100
25
120
5,328,811
6,574,903
if
20
100
6,031,465
100
35
190
2,578,217
40,589,023
13,013,064
5,615,159
11,560,370
10
"29" "303^
too
110
105
100
10
115
Altoona—
First Nat Bank—
Common
""7"
6
Preferred
175
125
100
Altoona Trust Oo—
Central Trust Oo—
4,000,000
2,500.000
Common
Capital notes
Fifth-Third-Union Tr
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
Deposits
Norwood-Hyde Park
Lincoln Nat Bank..
Northslde Bk A Tr Oo
COMPANIES
Institutions
State
OHIO
TRUST
AND
BANKS
108
ust
|2.137,618
J2,350,472
100,000
Capital debentures
73
71
1100
250,000
300.000
249,300
Preferred
89,663,192
240,532
71
200
3,699,109
226,166
115,037
281,810
25,224
154,702
193,460
f
721.101
12,808,064
487,029
7,196,726
3,080,340
15
10
10
2,283,624
10
.
125"
iOO"
IU<
73
160
J100
j 367,716
200 000
Common
Central Trust Oo_.
5,000,000
5.000,000
Oommon
64,494,003
Oo—
Erie—
Bank of Erie
Cleveland—
Amer
8a v
Bank
100
3,595,440
50,000
dl ,300,000
Marine Nat Bank t,
Nat Bk A Trust Co..
300.000
Security-Peoples Tr300,000
Oommon
Preferred
850,000
d
Union Bank (The).
200,000
Lawrence Park N Bk
Central Nat Bk—
5,000,000 1,535,710 131,385,066 ( 20
1 24
Preferred...
12,000,000
Olev Say A Loan Oo
250,000
2,075,375 100
558,902
60
3.509,219
Lorain Street Bank. h
500.000 k 160,462
Oommon
dl .410,000
First National Bank
National City Bank
Oommon...
Preferred..
North Amer Bk Oo
1744
16H
...
122,269,858 f 20
I 30
443,155 100
53,083
4,700,000
4.000.000
d
200.000 i
28
30
100
135
138
Jl,450,199
ColumbusBranson Bk & Tr Oo
250,000
Olty Nat Bk & Tr Oo d2,400.000
Columbus Saving Bk d
100.000
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Oo
f
200.00d
d3,500,000
d
200,000
200.000
Northern Sav Bk.-,. d
18,715
726,539
68.307
82,334
1,882,274
290,164
30,800
2,696,948
C4.000.000
Ohio National Bk
9,602,324
9,963,456
7,082,595
20
50
181
333,576
5,497,120
10
U6M
186,048
1,776,520
10
6,716,072
294,811
51,635,265
6,831,852
10
31M
50
29
8,680,380
135,067
6,235.654
94,269,343
2,004,280
91,234,517
2,162,834
8,581,944
26,772,346
13,107,315
400 000
Cones toga Nat Bk
Fulton Nat Bank..
600,000
700.000
Lancaster Oo Nat Bt d
365,565
300,000 I
300,000
300,000
25,884,615 /100
I 60
72,695
1
10
0
Philadelphia—
re cent
sa
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
3.040.000
City National Bank. dl.125.000
les
Trust Oo
&
500.000
750,000
Oommon
Capital debentures
605,182
12,487,988
4.550.000
Erie National Bank
j 25
122,766
3,125,588 '100
160,820
341,049
200.000
1,882,582
7,813,444
3.111.000
200,000
d
600.000
Mtizens Tr Co. d
600.000
100
15
....
100.000
Oommon
Toledo Trust Oo—
Capital notes.....
YoungstOWii—
Dollar Sav & Tr Co—
5,000,000
1 000,000
I1
,735,700
50
75,924.577
100,000
11,759,436 /
7,834,590
2,857,509
17,276,432
50
f100
16K
17
National Banks
100
Philadelphia Nat Bl
Roosevelt Bank
100
.....
25
5,848,791
500.000
8
5H
750,000
Nomi
Per
100.000
75.000
Bank
95,004
52,032
nai
share
2,236,668
1,409,960
100
Oo of Pa.
.
""35"" "45*"
10
1,174,777 I
375
350
48
56
10
1
10
10
50
1,371,611
2,364,984
7
9
48
56
Nat Bk of McAlester
100,000
First Nat Bk of Mca
100.000
127,000
175,040
25
2,350,000
2,160.125
2,155.098
3,862,486
10(
400,000
100.000
254,441
4,672,248
100
200.000
Commercial Nat Bk.
107,282
367,583
119,272
300,000
lot
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Oommon
2.600.000 12,556,666
Preferred
2.400.000
450.000
Fidelity Nat Bank.. d
171,064
1.200,000
Liberty Nat Bank..
447,266
100.000
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
22,000
500.000
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
256,359
...
51,691,117 ( 10
t 1°
6,854,227 100
17,601,543 100
100
1,132,863
100
15,255,703
150
Mitten Bk A Tr Oo
Ninth Bank A Tr C«
30
'*50"
185
34
"7.V
125
150
100
125
125
160
f
1
100,000
200,000
350.000
1,322,977
20
18
Real Est Tr On....
■
22
4,307,547 J
1
4,101,844
20
4
7
120
40
46,600,899 I
10
1
20
41.583,198
Preferredd
|6 94,617
31,304
20
"35"
20
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
2,000.000 ,2,344,204
4,000.000
25,000
4,620
271,222
100
2,496,667
State
"lid"
125
Institutions
Common.
I
20
175
T3
15
"li" *18*"
60
18
100
10T
445
465"*
235
250
It
46
If
If
If
(10
(5,349,236
35.428,873
1,144,651
990,207
927,906
2,572,038
1,246.403
7,068,320
5,581,099
17,820,323
10,839,243
6,025,323
300.000 \
100.000
125,000
170,863
2,765,042
23,905
52
26H
29*4
101
11
106
14
13
16
Bank
200,000
186,461
4,998,542
100
First National Bank.
/2.500.000
68,824,773
3,467,956
112
300.000
2,829,812
362,887
100
Portland Tr & Sav Bk
United States
Nat'l
100
103
20
45
125
108
46^
till
f
9
11
43
53
10
60
50
26
23
U
13
16
I Of
560
600
5'
75
85
10
40
100
37
47
100
530
550
60
89
94
95
100
57
•
216,299
165,335
110,328
704,567
2,637,816
1,009,804
519,389
10,284,099
f
10
10
641,598
200,000
PittsburghAllegheny Vallej
I
loo.oon
Bank of Ohio Valley.
Braddock Nat Bank
200,000
500,000
Dec. 31 1934.
50
50
10
100
1935.
Member of the BancOhio Corp
e
Portland—
4,019,635jl02,841,623
50
36,717,349
b Nov.
1
d Oommon and preferred stock or debentures
Nomi nal
Per share
(74.000.000
.....
Security Bk A Tr Oo.
Arsenal Bank...
Dec. 31
Eugene—
......
100
17,511,988
1,193,280
a
OREGON
14
2,336,484 f 20
1 30
c
National Banks
Dec. 31
10
8.400.000 14,070,461 230,655,503
820,296
750.000
1,003,485
3,200,000 13,991,490 46,908,313
1.500.000
9,132,175
2,597,035
>
Oommon...
11
1
4,289,507
8,952
2 375.000
500.00f
500.00f
Northern Trust Oo
Nor Phila Trust Oo
Tulsa—
2.500.000
7,500.000
1,000.000
1,500,000
Liberty Title A Tr C<
IOC
5,107,396
10
100
(73.750.000
.100
Oklahoma City
Olty Nat'l BkATr Oo
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
16
7.729,946 1
2b
995,973
4,000,000
3.000.000
les
100.000
"ioi" 164*"
o
cent
Muskogee—
Oitisens National Bk
#
50
2,020,598
24,050
1,400.00'
Industrial Trust On
100
25
25
4.000.00O 10,765,144 108,043.231
1,634,080
882.250
10,241,831
Glrard Trust Oo...
50
40,107,606
1,818,012
342,808
2,126,070
400.00f
510,080
1,264.620
1.002,510
250.00<
137,354
0.700.00' 16,335,362 103,531,993
630,252
2,320.000 8,631,393
1,235,944
8,562,338
OUU.UIM
Prankford Trust Oo
German town Tr Oo
McAlester—
.
S*
360
340
I0<
1,000.00(
Ftdelity-Phila Tr 0<
finance
696,148
425 00'
3,300.001
350,000
Wyoming Bk A Tr.
Banca Oom It Tr Oo
Broad Street Trust.
Chestnut Hill TATi
100
j 701,058
200,000 1
200,000
Bank A Trust Oo
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Guthrie—
First National Bank.
Wee'; Tulsa State Bk
60
100
Second Nat Bank—
Common
OKLAHOMA
Dec. 31
Preferred
56,347
141,577
96,074
53 X
15
100
103,715
2,426,439 I
250,000 1
1
250.000
14,000.00(1 20,641,585 403,941,318
210,635
1,413,149
185.000 a
Oommon
""38* "4244
d
Oommon
j
:21
Northw'n Nat Bk-
Oommon........
Preferred
TNat Bk of Oom'erce
227,609
4,090,731
1,669,467
250.00'
200.000
Common
1,250.000
576,103
2,500.000
Capital notes
241,255
Mahoning Nat Bank dl 500.000
d
350,000
48,226
Mahoning Sav & Tr
i .250.000
Union Nat Bank
1,692,780
Olty Tr & Sav Bk—
Common.
750,000 I
172,669
1.250.000
Capital notes..
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank—
60,603
Kensington Nat Bk. dl,150.000
Market St Nat Bk..
1.000.000
NatBkofGer ATrOo
400.000
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
1125
200.000
!.
500.000
d
First National Bank
Glmbel Bros Bk A Tr
Oommon
Bk
it*
Oorn Exch Nat Bank
Nat Bank of Toledo:
First National
no"
25
ToledoCommerce Guard Bk
Spltser-R T A 8 Bk
150
145
20
50
N
900,000
...
100
100
Farmers' BkATr Oo
5,124,181 1100
T. 100,000
Oommon
,
676,628
951,404
479.578
10
25
25
Lancaster—
100
100
100
20
Winters N B & Tr Co
■
50
300,00O
400.000
400.000
100
c
11,271,015
Third NB&Tr Co..
State
2,355,927
2,307,633
6,529,876
,87f
3,569,264
11,262,190
8,381,379
300.000
10
285,519
Preferred
First
50
111,596
177,266
878,276
822,667
1,055,999
400.000 61,228,203
397,010
Dauphin Dep Tr Oo
Harrisburg Trust Or
100
1,879,250
22,100,581
1,217,258
2,105,365
54,765,668
3,388,371
1,131,608
61,615.647
200,000
300,000
900,000
Common
Oommon
200
50
I
50
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Central Trust Co..
iou
Merch N B A T Co-
Ohio
10,734,891 J
1,022,144
Allison-East End Tr.
Dayton—
Preferred
150
300
75
15
62,511
Oapital Bk & Tr Co.
13.800.000 13,054,986 303,176,420
Capital notes..... 15,000.000
Union Say A L Oo.
1,947,646
900.000 i 346,965
Oommon
Preferred
450
66*3
Harrisburg—
Cleveland Trust Oo
Huntington Nat Bk
Market Exqh Bk Oo
| 175,908
10
1(M'
100
outstanding.
March 4 1935.
f The Lumbermen's National Bank of Bend, Ore., was absorbed on
by the First National Bank of Portland, Ore.
Jan.
20 1936
United States National Bank of Portland, Ore., on Feb. 18 1936 offered
to its shareholders 25,000 shares of new stock at $30 a share, on a basis of
one new share for each eight shares held; $500,000 will be applied to capital
fund and $250,000 to surplus.
g
h On Feb. 21 1936 the Lorain Street Bank of Cleveland, Ohio,
the People's National Bank of Lakewood, Ohio.
The nature of
action was purely a purchase and not a merger.
k Feb. 22 1936.
i June 29 1935.
1
.
/".•
y
-
ui: ^7-
I Last sale.
purchased
the trans¬
^
m,
Surplus
(Concluded.)
•v
Forbes National Bk.
Fourteenth St Bank-
Bank
Iron A Glass Dol Sav
100
215
417,608
1,443,076
4,027.167
138,216
3,011,153 f. 50
91,000
Par,
Deposits.
Charleston—
Per
%
481,991
154,719
40,069
15,210,555
4,922,244
513,092
1,000,000
1,300,000
443,760
200.000
35,000
95,725
103,873
4,539,273
1,646,428
250,000
200.000
508,851
446,510
80,000
26,750
Preferred
240
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nal
70.000
Citizens A Sou Bank q
Carolina Sav Bank..
Miners A Merch Bk.
266"
700,000
200,000
share.
14
13*
.
100
100
100
90
125
100
34,945,957 flOO
5
10
(100
50,000
100
South Oaro Nat Bk—
100
Common
50
Preferred.
100
^
50
Columbia—
at
Pittsburgh
Capital.
Common........
%
150.000
172.700
Hill Top Bank
Homewood
49,027,415
87,432,232
85,899,574
7,243,863
2,938,221
1,059,626
1,962,040
9,396,420
5,588,592
557,767
50,152
962,029
429,110
200.000
Bank
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
4,577,877
6.000.000
6.000.000
300.000
650.000
Par.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
Deposits.
200.000
First National Bank.
Freehold
A
Profits.
Pittsburgh
Dollar Savings Bank
Farmers Deposit Nat
"fW* SOUTH CAROLINA """aff1™
PENNSYLVANIA sw«r°"'
Capitai.
109
AND TRUST COMPANIES
BANKS
March, 1936]
First Nat Bk of Col.
Lower Main St Bank
50
100
10
9
10
25
30
75
6,960,751
4,257,086
100
186
10
15
190
16
2,426,338
[100
Keystone Nat Bk—
Common..
200.000 I
200.000
Preferred
Greenville—
First National Bank.
50
1-50
Peoples Nat Bank
7.600,000 19.387,867 300.298.242 V100
Mellon Nat Bank
Nat Bank of America
Spartanburg—
1,381,648
25
1,509,541
8,519,467
1,038,000
40
27,616,510
29,776,867
3,111.261
7,057,816
26,901,785
18,826,095
1,990,469
141,398
19,836,767
789,357
100
100
100
100
50
2,026,549
50
45
50
85,543,670
20
32
34*
500,000 L
450.530
4,879,647
750.000
150.000
195,951
1,186,628
418.694
125.000
1,686,046
1.500.000 73,367,355 246,197,529
500.000
990,588
5,073,969
200.000
156,156
1,701,736
125.000
80,000
1,630,000
20
125,000 I
54,568
125,000 1
200.000
119,054
700.000
454,330
50.000
116,500
2,000,000 3,427,938
1.000.000 4,518,891
Union Savings Bank
Western SAD Bank i
500.000
311,508
700.000
739,893
Allegheny Trust Co.
Colonial Trust Co
<4,000.000 1,231,461
Oom'wealth Trust Co
1.500.000 2,226,372
125.000
Dormont SAT Co.
111,930
Farmers Deposit Tr.
1,320,000 1,126,817
2.000.000
9,503,006
Fidelity Trust Co
HaslewoodBk ofPltts
200.000
126,480
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Co.
250.000
378,556
Common........
Com'i Nat Bank—
25
Preferred
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank.
Sheraden Bank
Union National Bank
50
50
55
120"
130~
100
80
62
120
100
90
Sioux Falls—
6.000.000
8,346,630
Citizens Nat Bk A Tr p
Corn Exch Sav Bank
95
85
...
Provident Trust Co.
South Hills Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Washington Tr Co..
West End Bank
William Penn Tr Co.
National Banks
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Per share.
ion
100 6900
100
90
7200
105
50
50
Chattanooga—
896,749
9,174,281
100
175
200
212,857
8,564,760
[100
150
160
949,026
36,556,597
23,876
88,227
772,483
332,973
945,915 100
2,060,264 6.25
21,509,234 100
9,341,397 100
120
190
200
290
300
625.000
Amer Tr A
Bkg Co..
Commercial Nat Bk:
250,000 1
Preferred
400,000
Hamilton Nat Bank. <3.000,000
Common
50
60
400.000
923,930
8,693,950
1.000.000 I
568,674
5,786,582
10
Oomm'l Bk A Tr Co.
15
uoo
HamlltonNationalBk <1.000,000
Park National Bank.
1.000.000
100
"105"" iio"-
Knoxville—
Beading—
Common..
50.000
200,000
Bank of Knoxville
Union Nat Bank:
...
500.000
Preferred
Berks Co Trust Co.. rl ,850.000
City Bank A Tr Co..
Beading Trust Co..
5
10
7
11 *
10
13,156.892
3,081,593
13,980,940
16*
17
5,050.000
1,450,000
Preferred
73
50
80"
15
50
40
126,505
306,928
13,409
882,240
2,325,857
1,028,064
70
Preferred
South Side Bk A Tr.
......
51,128,949
10
22*
22*
617,695
47,777,100
[ 10
10*
11
500,549
718,722
8,117,431
14,308,959
'"24""
25
600.000 1
1.000.000
1.000.000
American Nat Bank
Common.*
50
...
119,078
2,430.138
[50
783,402
4,596,750
25
75
276,975
9,346,220
601,419
20,206,584
250""
Common
1.000,000
300.000
j 632,398
15,676,191
25
25
250.000
385,451
2,679,003
25
150,000 l
200,000
103.766
1,761,014
1100
25
10
"75"
Third Nat BAT CoPreferred
West Side Bank....
3,521,592
100
100
25
Preferred
200,000 I
300.000
400*000
100
3.000,000 1
4,000,000
300.000
1,000,000
75
25
Scranton Nat Bk—
Common
38,484,250
27,906,624
1,288,137
Nashville-
pi ,252,147
70.366,626
300.000
1,501,664
1,619,408
77,127
3,500,000
Bank A Trust Co.
25
300.000
i
125
7
1.000,000
1.000,000
50,000
State Savings Bank.
Union Planters' Nat'l
1,041,027
200.000
Green Ridge Bank..
North Scrant Bk A Tr
50
172,852
200.000
OH
Memphis—
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common........
Bank
1,048.568
300,000
328,306
1.170.300 2,426.936
Scranton—
B. Scranton State Bk
First Nat Bank—
Common
les
100
50
Bank A Trust Co.
a
State Institutions
TENNESSEE
Dec. 31
N
re cent
sa
20
Worklngman's Savgs
Providence
100.000
450.000
900.000
200.000
Union Savings Bank.
1,508,903 plOO
100
1,418,082
100
4,720,627
9,100,888 f—
100
1,271,135
41,510
70,583
84,375
83,567
60,985
125,000
First Nat'l Bk A Tr. i
Northw'tSecurNatBk i
50
Potter Title A Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Nomi sal
Per share
66
People's—Pittsburgh
Tr Co
™<%a<Bank, S0UJH DAKOTA^^ST*"*
50
100
25
1100
54
60
...
Preferred—
Ib)
0 00 0
io5"
105
110
215
225
Penna Trust Co—
Common......
Preferred
Wllkes-Barre—
First National Bank.
Hanover National Bk <
Miners Nat Bank
...
Seoona Nat Bank...
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
760.000
300.000
25
National Banks
Dec. 31
25
1,376.837
8,793.138
•1,186,507
24,645,197
15,114,413
3,614,240
7.632,609
100
250
1.000.000
500.000
500.000
38
109
Nomi nal
Per share.
112
100
.400
425
25
28
50
105
30
108
2,250,796
10
9
12
4,140,451
4,297,567
20
28
10
24*
30
20
f
10
8
Austin-
42
50
10
5
600.000
<
.
Williamsport N Bk
West Branch Bk A Tf
225.000
197,516
312,390
435.056
100,000
100.000
Preferred
Drov A Mech N Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
York Co Nat Bank..
York NBkATrOo.
Guardian Trust Co..
York Trust Co
150.000
156,214
328,785
24,070
513,218
184,649
504,623
791,106
508,704
763,395
1,130,717
100,000
500.000
125.000
225.000
300.000
500.000
500,000
750.000
2,024,006
N
rec
400,000
400,000
200,000
357,342
649,325
44,845
2,823,623
10
t-M oo
i
100
10
100
16*
8.000.000
25,000
165
100
20
150
36
160
4,084,776
23,516
99,121,787
819,571
25
31
33
26
62
17
17 *
100
100
68
10
<
t
"if"
•160
ent
'20"
500,009
6.392,339
1,529,003
3,663,050
4,782,080
3,734,623
3,776,665
6,206,871
0
les
100
7,999,924
14,810,935
2,274,409
.
L
[100
uoo
J 100,379
Beaumont—
York-
250,000
250,000
100
2,330,961
sa
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common........
100
9,154,703
14,134,585
Capital Nat Bank>
.
250.000
260.000
341,222
333,811
,300.000
.
Williamsport—
First National Bank:
Dec. 31
265
50
L
98,-714
5,405,899
3,071,868
601,692
907,659
2,500.000
State Institutions
TEXAS
Dallas—
mmmmm
.
Liberty State Bank:
Common....
150,000
100.000
.
Common
.....
2,476,305
-
.
J
35,000
1.000,000 \
1.000.000 J
.
Preferred
20
43
44*
100
463,946
4,000,000 11,649,879
2,000,000
150,000
272,844
1.000.000
825,654
100
21,811.846 [ 20
uoo
67.637,267 [ 20
jlOO
22*
110
23
Republic Nat Bi
Trust Co:
Common....
Preferred
RHODE ISLAND stat'^Tion'
Newport—
quldneck Nai
0
Nomi nal.
Per share,
400.000 I
300,000
120,000
300,000
124,775
6,108,033
38,321
491,679
464,414
3.215,952
500.000
Common....
994.869
4,087,826
100.000 \h 70,491
100,000
120,000
224,555
1.229,665
1,278,601
30
-
.
Capital notes.
69
26,473
jlOO
1.349,684
42
200
38
100
J 20
19
Sale price.
72
t Citizens A Southern Bank of Savannah* Ga.» system.
15
b Member of First Security Corp.
110
15
i A mutual savings bank.
/ Member'of the Northwest Bancorporatlon.
.....
g
62
122
195
185
18
"64""
126
205
195
22
Affiliated with the'Oitizens A Southern National Bank of Atlanta. Ga.
h Nov. 1
1935.
i Common and preferred stock outstanding,
k Stock all owned by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
j.
I Last sale
2350"" 2455"
105
Woonsoeket—
115
p
r
J 332,263
J
36,627
1.708,671
10
j 204,647
2.793.481
J
100
20
100
250,000
4,584,316
250.000
850,000
745,842
8,103,881
450,000
875,096
3,166,179
1,500,000 2,433.790 10,960,526
4,000.000 9,414,140 114,105.945
125,000
158,601
1,115,879
2,500,000 2,743.336 42.988,728
6,000,000 11,568,759 43,680,592
1.000.000 1,204.742 21.252.342
200.000
250.000
.
125,000
100.000
40
190
37
1100
5,803,583
18,808.085
mmmmmm
•
Preferred.
100,000
75,000
35
Providence—
Common.
-
.
[100
I
50
rnmmmmm
<100
■
.
Affiliate of the First Bank Stock Corporation,
Plans to Increase the capital of the Berks County Trust Co. of Reading.
Pa. by the Issuance
of 70,000
new
$5
par
shares at $7.50 of which $1.50
will go to surplus account, was voted on Jan. 14
-dividend.
1936.
110
BANKS
National Banks
COMPANIES
National Banks
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
State
VIRGINIA
Dec. 31
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
TEUST
State Institutions
Dec. 31
TEXAS
Dec. 31
AND
Surplus A
Ash.
Institutions
Dec. 31
~
Oross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal.
$
293,596
El Paso—
300,000
300.000
El Paso Nat Bank..
State National Bank
$
Per
7,875,989
17,227,509
939,017
share.
100
Lynohburg—
Port Worth—
750.000
365,302
900,000
600,000
j 637,505
12,700,990
Common
—
30.774,408
1,500,000 11,332,723
1.000,000
15,420
2,268
100.000
40,360
.....
Preferred
36
''
;*
38,174,570 I 20
1 20
10
484,573
726,588 100
25
28
600,000
600,000
433,772
289,452
4,220,392
3.292,167
60
207,000
43,354
223,423
75,000
150,000
300,000
58,541
614.162
381,603
3.554,833
100
25
240
100
250
100
278,684
322,295
200,000
200,000
Common
Preferred
..
..
75
78
81
a
........
Lynchburg Tr A S B.
r
5
100
:
N
750,000
2,000,000
31,788
450,390
625,000
3,128,766
3,224,676
30,695,018
346,427
277,030
7,897,516
8,894,828
100
31,194
2,912,636
100
50
75
8,632,834 J 20
1100
34
1,500,000
658,112
13,837,116
300.000
175,000
60,712
951,455
ado'
100
200.000
376.000
142,630
63,939
1,620,950
2.337,142
10
250,000
250.000
119,133
70,436
279,774
6,153,219
792,741
2,209,206
400,464
655,985
73,303
81,760
88,891
9,219.984
15,831,203
589,760
64,569,031
1,830,794
370.730
1,250,000
2,000,000
855,627
44,038,123
200.000
al.200.000
343,152
75,668
432,337
3.274,955
1,728,002
6,111,841
a700,000
1.000.000
800.000
217,577
1,258.838
332,487
5,612.656
23,651,438
3,148,165
Preferred
Southern Savings Bk
36
sa
a
Seaboard Oitz N BkCommon
o
re cent
Bank
350,000
250,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
Hutchings-Sealy
U S National Bank.. al,000.000
iiox
5
Norfolk—
100
12,676,370
4,244,939
185
I U1X
100
Merch A Planters Bk
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
1115
Com'l Tr & Savs Bk:
Mer A Mec Sav Bk..
Galveston—
National
100
Trust Co
Loan Bank
33
•
20
Ft Worth Nat Bank
Common
7,538.385
Deposltors'Industrial
( 20
1
399.522
People's Nat Bank.
60
First National Bank:
Preferred
share.
1.000,000
Lynchburg Nat Bank
A
Continental Nat Bk_
Per
First National Bank.
100
Ask.
Nomi nal.
les
50
a
100
50
r
30
102
80
1
Petersburg-
Houston—
Cltisens State Bank.
a
City National Bank:
300,000
300.000
Common
Preferred
250.000
—
J 153,434
Trust Co..
Merch A Farmers Bk
Cltisens
3.000.000
2,500.000
46,056,099 J100
jl,213,623
110
1100
Houston Nat Bk—
1
Common
270.010
125
12,845,772 /100 100
1125
.00 "160" 175'"
25,156,542
100
235
210
30,144,393
100
100
110
7,768,264
220
205
23,412,668 100
Preferred
Second Nat'l Bank..
Nat Bank of Comm.
State National Bank
Union National I
South
Texas
C
merclal Nat Bank.
Fidelity Trust Co—
►-1—'COto OCn Tt io c o co o c o co co
1.500,000
200,000
»
o
ft
956,757
2,225.287
211,557
1,250,000
1,830.263
265,305
703,162
138,494
Guardian Trust Co..
600.000
Houston Land & Tr_ al .600.000
(00
42,106,361
115,540
6.123,701
4.764.447
100
100
100
4,274,530
s
(100
240
250
"125"" 156"
100
150
San Jacinto Nat Bk-
300.000
350.000
Oommon
Preferred
J
97,603
450.000
a
N
50
100
re
cent
Ysa les
100
Richmond—
Bank of Comm A Tr
600,000
Central National Bk.
Consol Bk A Tr Co..
First A Mer Nat Bk.
1,000,000
80.000
8,000,000
200,000
154.500
Mech A Mer Bank..
Poll'd A Bagby Tr Co
State-Planters Bank
A Trust Co:
Common
Preferred
Sav Bank A Tr Co..
Southern Bk A Tr Co
110
Virginia Trust Co
1100
10
10
Portsmouth—
American Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank—
Preferred
Citizens Nat Bank..
Petersb Sav A AmTr
2,972,887
t
200,000
20
30
32
20
25
26
10
57"" "58""
20
99
100
100
W2
1IX
100
25
70
18H
15
50
Roanoke—
Port ArthurFirst National Bank-
100,000
100.000
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
507,238
323,899
3,835,460
2.871,014
14,470,042
650
100
Colonial Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
! 50
50
45
150
70
(100
100
Mountain Trust Bk.
1U(J
100
San Antonio—
Alamo National Bk:
Common.
500,000
1.000.000
....
Preferred
Bexar Co Nat. BankCommon
J 532,531
1100
National Banks
200.000
100.000
J 111,147
2.339,413
1.200.000
1,047,651
27.524,212
N
re
cent
1100
sa
les
al .000.000
609.953
16,362,413
100
100.000
C400.000
25,492
66,536
843,169
4.043,218
100
100
Preferred
Frost National Bank
Groos Nat Bank—
Common
350.000
150 000
Preferred
Nat Bank of Co mm
National Bank ofFor
Sam Houston
State
Institutions
0
57,399
(100
WASHINGTON
100
4,210.183
...
J
i
Dec. 31
•
Common
200 000
Preferred
150,000
j 241,469
Waco—
Cltisens' Nat Bank..
250.000
First National Bank. al,000,000
National City Bank.
100.000
287,538
351,192
65,072
Nomi nal.
Seattle-
P*r
Seattle—First Nat Bk
8,000.000
2.500.000
2 500.000
People's Bk A Tr Co al ,200 000
.
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Tower Savings Bank
200.00ft
300,000
a
3,362,967 (100
University Nat Bank
400.000
1100
Seattle Tr A Savs Bk
550.000
373,112
3,837,003
100
4.653.805
share
36
37
150
155
r
..
32
10
6
15
25
62
65
100
Spokane—
100
140
150
50
8,052,213
11,277,526
760,999
60
65
First Nat Bk In Spok
Old N BAUnTGo.
100
100
500.000
500.000
500.000
25.000
UTAH
J 390,795
100
0
re cent
1.167,110
6.043,584
100
881.435
14.507,806
3,791,834
100
180
25
15
sa
les
100
-
Nat Bank of Tacoma al,500.000
a
800.000
Dec. 31
N
18,101,157 (100
61,414
404,065
200.000
T&coma—
State Institutions
114,601
d
—
Common
Preferred
Dec. 31
2.668.663 123.522.471 i 20
2,302.206 59.091.600 c 25
927.249
18,620.023
100
303,702
100
17,199,418
96,094
100
1,927,933
108.975
20
1,694,618
20
85.026
4,488.226
Nat Bk of Commerce
Pacific Nat Bank
Security State Bank.
Washington Trust Co
National Banks
Dec. 31
50
Puget Sound Nat Bk
184,225
200
17
Nomi nal.
Per
share.
Ogden—
Commercial Sec Bk.
300,000
985.000
Salt Lake City—
Dontl Nat BkATr Co
Pint National Bank
Utah State Nat Bank
Eton's Sav Bk A Tr
Utah Sav & Trust Co
a
a
a
5.659,297
100
17,663.515
100
900.000
875,000
75d OOO
First Security Bk NA
211,548
717,101
315,533
12,172,128
<00
564,773
824,518
750,783
210,967
14.800.035
15.202,494
13.921,153
100
100
2,296,878
00
1,000,000
300.000
_
""EZ5T* WEST VIRGINIA
40
50
77 H
85
170
160
117
125
90
100
100
Walker Bk & Tr Co:
Nomi nal.
Charleston—
Per
Common
1,500,000
700,000
Common
Capital notes
j 394,710
25,515,919
77 K
J100
82K
1,062.500
750.000
Preferred
KanawhaBkgATr Co
Common
Capital notes
Dec. 31
VERMONT
19.276,432
1 25
\ 40
144,979
4.584,920
1,286,069
43,425
236,228
17,640,580
2,049,983
s
318,128
100
100
235.625
1.000.000
200.000
Nat Bank of Comm.
Central Trust Co-
State Institutions
j 839,866
500.000 \
Kanawha Valley Bk.
National Hanks
share.
Charleston Nat Bk:
500,000
N
(100
o
re cent
100
sa
lea
100
Dec. 31
Wheeling—
Center
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Ghranlte S B & Tr C<
310.000
People's Nat Bank..
Quarry 8 Bk A Tr C<
200.000
399,584
234,084
153.818
100
638,261
361.365
59,360
115,362
205.000
3.422.118
2,414.554
1.913.157
5,939,926
5,377.796
748.384
100
N
0
40
re
cent
3,407.987
100
sa
les
100
"125"" 150"
100
Sav Bank
Nat Bank of W Va..
Nat
Burlington—
512,500
600.000
150.000
1,090,000
Exchange Bank.
So Side Bk A Tr Co.
100
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar Bars
150.000
80,490
1,139,141
600.000 h
403.982
4,751,187
449.605
500,000
500.000
100.000
300.000
49,150
487.446
469,851
169,101
640,757
1,172,795
4,287,454
4,974,729
1,097.019
4,319,348
A Trust Co
1,800,000
2,484,324
17,395,073
a
i
*
a
Common
Preferred
Montpelier Nat Bank
kiontp'r S B A Tr Co
407.500
373,028
150.000
222.200
100.000
J 176,459
619,951
223,598
59,503
2,630,631
100
Sale price
a
Montpelier—
Common and preferred stock
2,712.395 (100
1100 "ISO"
20
1.678.461
lou
1.426.531
€
...
...
Killlngton Nat Bank
Rutland Co Nat Bk:
Common
Preferred
Rutland Trurt Co
or
a
capital of $50,000,
was
J 116,237
.
lioo
Member of the Northwest Bancorporatlon.
June 29 1935.
i Member First National
100,000 I' 496,169
195,000
100,000
134,968
I
2,555.175
I 10
N
10
re
cent
100
•a
les
I
542.858
0
f
o
100,000
125,000
a257.500 0
J 105,033
160,483
2.635.379
(100
1100
1,403.319
LOO
V
Corp.
I Last tale.
n
Preferred stock retired.
Controlled by the Joseph F. Meyer Interests,
r
Member People's Corp
s
Trust
t Nov.
x
90
ion
100
225
100
110
Bank of Palouse, Wash.,
acquired by the Old National Bank A Union
(7
(100
75
100
.
e
939,215
100
100
debentures outstanding.
d Effective Jan. 13 1936 the Security National
Trust Co. of Spokane, Wash.
100.000
55.000
75X
25
Member of the Marine Bancorporatlon.
with
Central Nat BankCommon.........
Preferred
Clement Nat Bank—
72
LOO
e,
•t
b Member of First Security Corp.
Rutland-
Common...
Preferred
Wheeling Sav
Cltisens Mutual Tr
Co
Half Dollar Trust A
funds
1
1935.
Ex-dividend,
March, 1936]
BANKS
National Banks
Dec. 31
TKUST
COMPANIES
111
State Institutions
WISCONSIN
Capital.
AND
Dec. 31
Qross
Surplus &
Profits.
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
La Crosse—
S
500.000
50.000
400.000
Batavlan Nat Bank
$
Per
%
20
904,122
5,330,003
2,511,535
100
e 20
200,000
500.000
350.000
200.000
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
State Bk of La Orosse
288,940
41,627
132.869
119,190
4,524,194
100.000
Exchange State Bank
64,547
137,483
49.794
85,394
1,066,131
5,054,671
2,090,000
1,708,650
100
share
28
20
N
o
re cent
100
sa
les
Milwaukee—
Reserve
Badger State Bank.. d
Olty Bank & Tr Co.. a
Bast
Side
Bank
a
0
First Wise N Bk
a 15.000.000
Home Savings Bank.
450.000
Kflbourn State Bk.
100.000
Halifax—
d
100
$
Par.
Bid.
%
Bank of Nova flcntla l2.nnn.onn ?4.nnn.nnn
232,821,289
50"
4734
Deposits.
%
100
Per
298
300
3,082,177 179,982,056
97,882
20
"11"
649,737
100
32,069,478
20
36
40
1,801,518
17.161
39,733,923
1,449,579
20
18
20
33.497
1,162,895
550.000
118,829
475.000
400.000
800.000
223,365
1.000.000
692,257
1,213.037
1,296.030
3,489,524
2,714,948
6,910,548
48,254
100,000 1
65.342
300.000
2.200.000
1,129,932
Capital notes
Marshall 8c Daley Bk a3.000.000
Mitchell St State Bk. a
600.000
Park Savings Bank..
200.000
i
TentonlaAveStateBk
c
ONTARIO
Toronto-
615
768,879
100
100
100"
20
100
167
100
21934 220
100
218
100
100
100
100
100
212
155
QUEBEC
25
100
Montreal—
Per
36.000.000 38,000,000 657,977.028
7.000.000 5,000,000 111 ,449,516
Barclays Bk (Canada) 1,500.000
750,000
9,809,649
Provincial Bk of Can
4,000,000
1,000,000
41,547,816
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 20,000.000 647,581,342
*
a
WYOMING
c
Cheyenne—
250.000
300.000
214,908
228.462
:■/
<
"
:?
5,751,167
7,131.587
Per share.
«
100
9634
Bankshares Corp. no par stock.
June 29 1935.
Corp.
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
I Last sale,
100
95 X
180 X 18054
Common and preferred stock debentures outstanding,
d Unit of (be Wisconsin Bankshares
,
cent
213
13734
8ale price.
t Wisconsin
Dec. 31
220
11
20
Banque Oanadlenne.
National Banks
cent
235
100
4
100
20
Her
Bank of Toronto
9.000 ooo 102,558.231
6.000,000
Can Bank of Comm. 30,000,000 20,000,000 503.203.863
Dominion Bank
7.000,000 7,1)00.000 107.274.445
Imperial Bank of Can 7.000.000 8 <W>.nnn 115,014,390
Bank of Montreal
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
Ask.
cent.
d
20
Marine Nat Exch Bk
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk_
First Wise Trust Co.
65
985,203
977,607
Lincoln State Bank:
Common
State Bank of Mllw_
53
Gross
Fund.
Capital
Amer State Bank...
o
Oct. 20 1934.
z
Ex-dividend.
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds and Stocks
Quotations
Bonds
Atlanta
Bid.
5s
99
Chicago 434s
434s
/
/
5s
/
5^8
f
19
18
18
19
102
102
20
534s
76
95
100
91
101
98
100
100
102
101
100
Montgomery 5s
First of New Orleans 5s
First Texas of Houston 5s_
First Trust of Chicago 4 34 s
93
8734
90
94
97
97
96
99
100
4Mb
98
454s
97
101
100
100
102
5s
First Trust of Dallas 5s
Fletcher 4Ms
100
102
101
10234
100
5s
Ex-dividend.
*97
101
*
100
100
Kentucky 5s
Lafayette 4Mb..
98
96
101
102
83
100
100
100
101
idd~"
99
Bonds and
Bid
Stocks.
St Louis 4Mb
5s—
f
/
San Antonio 5s
534s
96
100
98
102
Atlanta
100
102
Atlantic
100
101
Dallas
100
98
99
96
102
101
36
96
9934
New York 5s
North Carolina 5s...
Ohio-Pennsylvania 5^u„_„
Pacffic
Coast
of Portland
96
5s..I.
Pacific Coast of Los Angeles 5s_.
Pacific Coast of Salt Lake 5s
Pacific Coast of San Francisco 5s
Pennsylvania 5s
Phoenix 434s
99 34
100
100
98
100
Denver
100
100
Des Moines
First C&roilnaa
99 y*
....
Freemont
99 X
Lincoln
North Carolina
101 *•:
102
100
.100
4
80
6
•~~7-
.100
10
441-
33
22
.................
25
Pennsyl vania
Potomac
100
San Antonio
99 X
104
Virginia
Virginia-Carolina
9934
25
32
65
....
...........
100
...5
60
34
27
10034
99
Par
...
100
106
5s..
99
Virginian 5s
STOCKS
97
98
100
97
Maryland-Virginia 5s
Mississippi-Tennessee 5s
534s
33
101
5s—
Louisville 5s
81
31
33
100
95
434s
5s
Union of Louisville, Ky, 6s
Virginia-Carolina 5s
95
53
40
102
79
/
/
...
...—
Tennessee 5s
Union of Detroit
Ask.
50
35
100
Southwest 5s
Southern Minnesota 5s
97
100
5s
Lexington 5s
Lincoln 4348
Potomac
x
96
97
5s
1 Flat price
81
Illinois Midwest 5s
Illinois of Monticello 5s
Iowa of Sioux City 4 Ms
5s
74
95
99 34
100
434s
20
102
Ask.
93
94
-
5s
Greensboro (N O) 5s
Greenbrier 5s
19
9234
First Carolina* 5s
First of Fort Wayne 4348-.
5s
4 Ms
preceding the date of issue
Bid.
Bonds.
Fremont
19
100
....
534s
Des Moines 5s.
First of
100
100
100
5s
Dallas 5s
Denver 5s
100
98
5s
California
100
102
98
Burlington 4 34s
434s
for the last day of the month
Ask.
100
Atlantic 5s
are
112
Insurance Stocks
NetSurplus
Premium
1935.
Reserve.
Capital.
10
10
25
10
(Wash*ton)
Amer Home Fire(NY)
100
10
Amer Insur (Newark)
AmerReinsur (NY).
U
5
10
Amer Reserve (N T).
Amer Surety (NY)...
25
10
Autemobilelns (Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (Bit)
Bankers A Bhipp (NY)
(Boston)--—
100
Buffalo Ins Oo (Buff) 100
5
OamdenFlre (Camden)
Carolina (Wilmington,
10
N.O.)
Centra) States Life (St
5
Louis)
-. 10
City of NewYork(NY)
Columbian Nat'l Life
3,000,000
7,500,000 17,180.412
15,000,000
3.000,000 3,306",229
3.000,000 3,001,082
1,000,000 2,914,084
100,000
1,000,000 1,023",602
3.343,740 8,994,995
1,000,000
1,000,000 1,246",181
7,500,000 3,200,949
5,000,000
954,597
1,500,000
1,000.000 1,334,087
3.000,000 10.979,806
1,000,000 2,434,749
2,000,000 3,903,246
-.
(Boston)
----
(Hartf)
Casualty
(Hammond, Ind)
Continental Ins (N Y)
Corcoran (Wash'ton).
Eagle Fire (Newark).
Conn Gen Life
100
10
400,000
1,500,000
%
105
16,120,154
38
4,082",845
1,931,427
3,662,660
j!
IF
109)
603*
40 J
86)
30)
MX
37:
IM
Merchants
5,542,387
2,781,301
4,620,792
2,220,518
4,614,050
102
707
165
24 34
497,901
3034
Nat'l Union
29
5
10
10
10
10
10
32 34
3
3034
(New York)—
F A M (S F)—
750,000
8.150,00019,763,369
2,000,000 1,383,029
200,000
372,368
4,000,000 5,420,109
1,000,000 1,165,613
12.000,000 35,489,689
3.000,000 6,794,988
14,500,000 42.802,843
10
1,000,000 3,426,133
8,115,081
20,663,595
2.561,799
1,114,499
1,607,386
5,853,649
16,289,919
2,652,537
8,559,916
220,266
11,446,441
12,185",254
5,435,453
42
(Minneapolis)--...
NorthwesternNational
(Milwaukee)
Occidental Ins (S F>-.
Old Line Life (Milw).
103
44
57 >4
104
45
2,000,000
158"*
6,341,653
14
1434
1,072,345
35 X
3734
10
1,000.000
2,660,476
10
400.000
473,183
324,873
20
10
3,000.000
7.332,921
4,264,920
48
4934
20
1.000.000
784,354
1,000.000 2,014,256
2,000,000 10,347,187
1,000,000 3,822,676
1,521,059
49
1,816,097
5,477,767
4,121,633
2334
2734
51
27
29
111
116
140
22
25
4,847,630
3,243,005
4.977,621
752,346
875,000
J400.000
1,212,000
4,765,615
1.764.931
145
4,159.753
(NY) —
(Phila)
10
10
32
1534
1,743",258
2,896,193
133
1.045.628
28" 30"
480,483
22
96
(New York)
- Washing¬
(Providence).—
ton
Reliancelns (Phil)
1834
—
Rhode Island
7,410,419
35,957,498
2,077,331
(Prov).
Rochester American
5
2134
3134
2134
llx
73X
(Rochester)
Rossialns (Hartford).
10
St Paul F A M (St P)-
25
33X
22 X
SeaboardF AM (NY)
Seaboard Surety (NY)
Securitylns (New Hav)
Southern Fire
5
1,000.000
1,500,000
4,000,000
500,000
1.000.000
2,000,000
1.000.000
27
2834
40 X
29 X
83
86 M
82
85
39
37
57
554
2634
1,858,408
170
19,939,298
76
6X
of State
28
9
—
Nominal,
f New stock,
10
10
10
31
18,666,855 10.143",620
228
25
5
500,000
375,000
1,000,000
400.000
3,367,105
1,217,470
475,750
3,729.477
647.909
IF
43
29
31
11,057,189
149
593,052",069
565
10,737.926
21,116,227
653
7X
13,676,089
9.028,449
2,247,228
152
834
595
663
16
5634
1,257,270
687.910
5,416,085
16,898
54
58
20
7,310,264
833,079
21
75
80
16
16)
6)
t No par value.
233
14
523",947
—
West Coast Life (S F)_
Westchester Fire (NY)
934
35
14
5.000.000 9,514,307
500,000
4,000,000 7,812,644
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100 2,000,000 3,416,301
Travelers Life (Hartf) 100 20,000,000 15,694,715
U S Fidelity A Guar¬
2 2,800,000
5,746,588
anty (Baltimore)
4 2,000,000 13,183,529
U 8 Fire (New York).
10
1,000,000 3,963,506
U S Guarantee Co
8
400,000
Universal Ins (Newark)
Wisconsin Nat Life
1,355",068
5
825.951
1,358,667
Virginia F A M (Rich¬
78
3034
8
Springfield Fire A Mar
(Springfield. Mass). 25
5
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
Sun Life Ass'nee (Can 100
mond)
Insur Co of
23)4
43 X
827.066
i,o"o"o",666
14
13.597,322
584,490
34,398
4,385,019
725,291
31,138,721
23
105
10
Republic (Dallas)
53
6834
Ttf
Aooident
46 X
5,897,434
2,457,072
226,448
138
16
'IS
Providence
430,729
i;V
559,557
3,000,000
1,000.000
Phila Life
Preferred
2034
819,586
10
10
Pac Mut Life (L A)Pan-Amer Life (N O).
34
1.000,000
10
Pacific Fire
38
32
10
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)-.
84
8
1.000.000
150
Phila Nat (Phila)
81
33
10934 110
1334
1634
50,889
n
ii*
20
25
10
10
10
10
48
401,358
k Last sale.'
|P
10 X
13H
5
2,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
5.082.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
6.000,000
46
200,000
Holding company,
8?*
6,018",342
5.607,511
Northwest Fire A Mar
15
5
a
1234
3,824.956
10
5
New York Fire
1334
53 34
564,266
1,237",188
1034
5,565",811
10
10
2
North River Ins (N Y) 2X
Northern Ins Oo (NY) 1*34
40
448",355
(Philadelphia) 100 1,000,000 1,187,866
Nor Amer
10 12,000,000 47.385,836
(Philadelphia)
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
1,035,405
1,000,000
750,000
20,000,000
4,000,000
1,000,000
100,000
1,100.000
Fire
42>|
500,500
1,000,000
1,000,000
200,000
Hampshire
4134
10
100
sas City. Mo)..
5
Knickerbocker (N Y).
5
Y)—
(New Brans, N J)—
Fire
(Plttsfleld. Mass}—
29 34
Homestead Fire (Bait)
of Pa
1,251,900
721,021
49*
5,182
New England
27
jx
31*
434
1,574,298
6,866,917
Fire
(Manchester, N H).
New Jersey Insurance
(Newark, N J)——
10
Lincoln Fire (N
Brunswick
New
Home Fire Security..
(New York)
(Baltimore)
85
354
5
Importers A Exporters
—
4434
93
10
(Hartford)
(Wash)
Nat Union Fire(Pitts)
New Amsterdam Oa»
80
1,750,000 2,487,829
4.873,990 44,690,190
%}
2,000,000
1,750,000
2
National Cas (Detroit)
National Fire (Hartf)Nat'l Liberty (N Y)._
National Surety (N Y)
9
32
Insurance
42 34
2,000,000
3.000.000
25
(Newark, N J)
!P
1,728,791
1,000,000 1,662,238
2.792,595 12,364,883
1
(Providence)
2,115",385
Gr
Insurance Co
Alt.
2,500,000
10
522,412
2,024",217
1,000,666
1
10
.
Oas'ty
(Phila)
Maryland Cas (Bait).
Mass Bonding A Ins
(Boston),
Merch Fire Assur foom
12,043,742
15
preferred
Amer
Indemnity
(New York)
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
Halifax (Halifax, N.S.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y)_
Hanover Fire (N Y)__
Harmonia Fire (Buff) .
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
Hartford Steam Boiler
Wayne. Ind),
(New York)--ipref
Merchants A Mfrs Fire
.
Home
Bid.
Manufacturers
1534
1634
2
1,147,999
%
Home
rTcTfllJAiJl
Per •Stars
New
1,500,000 1,500,000
Employ ercRe-ins(KO)
750,020 5,405,546
Excess Ins (N Y)——
10 2,000,000 11,293,071
Federal Ins (Jer City)
Fidelity & Dep (Bait). 20 2,400,000 2,726,296
3,464,825 34,267,662
Fidelity-Phenix (NY) _
1,000,000 1,385,026
Fidel A Guar (Bait).
10 2,000,000 8,335,439
Fire Assoc of Phila. _20
276,213
1,000,000
Fireman's (Wash'ton)
Flremans Fund (S F)_ 25 7,500,000 20,740,481
1,000,000
Firemen's Ins (Milw). 100
5 12,500,000 8,102",163
Flremans Ins (Newark)
5 3,000.000 7,383,110
Franklin Fire (Phila).
General Alliance (New
1
400,000 6,504,480
York)
10
500,000
Gen Am Life (St L)—
10
888",786
500,000
Georgia Home
Glens Falls Insurance
5
2,500,000 5,653,826
(Glens Falls. N Y).
5
1,000,000 1,291,662
Globe A Republic
15
2,337,770 5,225,901
Globe A Rutgers Fire.
2d
KK!?
1935.
share
180
576",681
787,034
500,000
Continental
5
Capital.
Lincoln Nat'l Life (Ft
10
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance (N Y)Amer Equitable (N Y)
Boston
June 29
Par
Ask.
Bid.
Per
V
Casualty & 8ur
(Hartford)
Aetna Insur (Hartf)-Aetna Life (Hartford)
Aetna
Amer Fire
NetSurplus
Unearned
June 29
Par
X Figure Indicate! Voluntary Reserve.
18
H*
3934
@FedFRASER