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FEBRUARY
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.
Cotton.
9
.
Federal Reserve Bank-
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Page
Hides and Leather
.
_
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Iron and Steel Trade
14
Money Market
15
New
11
16
Petroleum and Its Products
Security Issues
5
Rubber
17
Textiles
8
Stock
Exchange--.
_
_
Chicago Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock
9
United States
9
Treasury Financing
...
11
_
Exchange
_
Exchange.
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Page
57
New York Curb
58
New York Stock
Exchange—Bonds
19
Exchange—Stocks
31
Exchange
41
54
New York Stock
59
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
60
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange-__
66
64
San Francisco Stock
62
_
Exchange
Los Angeles Stock
9
___
_
STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Boston Stock Exchange
Cleveland Stock
7
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Page
Baltimore
8
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12
Grain—Coffee-
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Exchange
INDEX TO GENERAL QUOTATIONS
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Banks and Trust
Companies-
Domestic
102
Domestic
111
Canadian
-.
Canadian
Exchange Seats
92
94
84
Public Utility Bonds.
Federal Land Bank Bonds
92
Public
Foreign Government Bonds
93
Railroad Bonds.
Industrial Bonds
81
Railroad Stocks
85
Real Estate Bonds
Insurance Stocks
100
72
Joint Stock Land Banks—
Securities
84
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85
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William
78
67
71
101
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
85
Textile Stocks
85
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks—
Mining Stocks.
73
Utility Stocks
Industrial Stocks
Investing Companies Securities.
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Page
Municipal Bonds—
DANA
Stocks.
92
United States Territorial Bonds
92
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The continuation
explorations of the possi¬
conflict in Europe, and
bilities of bringing peace out of the
intensification
the
of Congress, the
of the economy efforts
the Administration's
of
renewal
of
whole
produced little in
ments, either domestic
representatives \to
Roosevelt took
for the time
and
its
After dispatching two
the European situation, President
leaving behind
vacation cruise last month,
a
world-wide
reduction
ditions
not
defense—to
be
thrashed
out
Congress.
by
Although the national Legislature devoted most
this
to
progress
was
whether
the
successful
of
problem
made
in
Federal
finance,
of
would
economy
of its at¬
enough
not
appropriation bills
the
on
advocates
indicate
to
be
ultimately
efforts to reduce the President's budget
their
which
indicated
extended
be
the President hopes
his
as
by
personal
representative
Under-Secretary of
sending
was
to
can
Welles completes
the President.
announced
Feb.
on
Mr.
as
the President's
been
Continental
which is likely to remain
one
time
such
reports
as
Mr.
Taylor,
brought
President
the
no
to
Rome.
Europe,
The announcement of
ostensibly
for
the purpose
prevailing conditions,
on
conference
press
involved
Mr.
Welles
Great
and
President
ditions
tinued
Mr.
in
to
and
the
Arriving
in
Italian
velt.
and
the
Mr.
of
9.
the
and the allevia¬
Welles's tour of
gathering informa¬
In
a
prepared
state¬
the President explained
going to visit Italy, France, Germany
Secretary
The
State
of
President's
to
will, of
the
course,
name
the
of
made
to
Government
him
by
response
purpose
to
of
officials
be
the
of
of Mr.
pleas
for
adjustment that will follow the
peace
in
Rome
Feb.
on
described
communique
and
message"
autographed
covered
the
way
President
Roose¬
what Mr. Welles's
President's
the
secret
a
the
was
it—from
what
or
him
gave
No inkling, however, was given of
conversations
Welles
Under-Secretary
26,
Mussolini
Premier
with
message
' '
contained.
Republican and Democratic National Conventions
Whether Mr.
Roosevelt wrould try to be or would
candidate for
a
third term
not be
President was the political
as
plans
were
holding
for
laid
tain
liis
ence
on
on
reticence
5
Feb.
two
the question,
on
forbade
he
the
major
presidential
Mr. Roosevelt continued to main¬
nominating conventions.
at a press confer¬
and
reporters
to
query
him
again
According to action taken last month, the
the subject.
Republican National Convention will meet in Philadelphia
on
Democratic National Convention .will
June 24, while the
convene
tion
in Chicago on July 15.
campaigns
Taft
Attorney
the
are
laid out
Dew^ey,
Senator
of
pre-conven-
side, New7 York City Dis¬
Yandenberg
and
Senator
leading contenders for the designation.
the Democratic side there
host
Meanwhile the
by various bidders for the
On the Republican
nomination.
trict
were
candidates
On
is, perhaps, Mr. Roosevelt and
includes
which
Vice-President
a
Garner,
Secretary Hull, Senator Wheeler, Postmaster General Far¬
ley, Attorney General Jackson and Federal Security Admin¬
istrator
McNutt.
Congressional Action—Urgent Deficiency Bill
Aside
from
actions
its
authorization
loan
credits
additional
of
on
the
could
be
resolution
a
increasing
Export-Import
extended
to
the
Bank
so
that
Finland
for
non-
military purchases and a resolution extending the Admin¬
con¬
istration's
con¬
Congress last month devoted most of its time to consider¬
no
United
the
proposals
States.
by
of
these
to
negotiate1
bills.
appropriation
number
will
him
be
solely
final
the
recoprocal
Although
measures,
consideration
urgent
tions of
additional
authority
only
a
each
body
of
few
trade
pacts,
passed
them
a
received
Further¬
governments
communicated
com¬
or
information
on
Welles's visit, the President explained
to
that will
problems
present
as
Secretary of State.
its
in
of neutrals as
announcement
be authorized to make
the strictest confidence and will
other
Secretary
received
been
had
made
being
economic
the
Feb. 28, the
on
reactions
soundings
on
message—"an
ing
in
the President and
In
expressing
a
"solely for the purpose of advising the
Europe."
statements
more,
than
:
Welles
mitments
kept in
was
Britain
con¬
war
These conver¬
in so far as
war.
conferred
made by the President
was
Feb.
on
ment, which he read to the press,
that
him
sufferings might be assisted" by Mr. Taylor's pres¬
in
his
designation
with
more
peace
at
and
Dec. 23, presented himself at the Vati¬
liojje that "our parallel endeavors for
of
unanswered
whose
Pope
tion
Powers,
his mission
the
tion
Welles
personal representative to the Pope had
on
27, but
from
message
ence
XII,
Pius
Sumner
question which remained unanswered at the end of
a
month, and
until
States Steel
Pope
to
State
to conduct conversations with Western
the
all
question which faced the Nation last month as preliminary
to accomplish by sending My¬
C. Taylor, retired Chairman of the United
Corp.,
present
belligerent nations
to
conference
favorable
the
to
European
he recommended.
Abroad—Myron C. Taylor, Vatican Envoy
and
com¬
problems of future peace.
common
press
attitude
their
be
a
that
response
a
ron
involving
Matters
these preliminary conversations.
of
can
Under Secretary of State Welles Named to Study Conditions
What
been
have
character
emphasized
be
armaments.
of
part
a
course,
Later, at
figures and thereby avoid the necessity for the additional
taxes
of
they involve these two
corollary problems of Avhat to do about the farmer
tention
are
sations,
on
of definite develop¬
wray
being at least the Federal budgetary problem—
national
and
the
foreign.
or
survey
informal
an
should
It
governments.
pre-convention presidential cam¬
the
paign were the outstanding features of a month which
the
of
governments and will probably be continued with
neutral
that these conversations
involve no plan or plans, but are in* the nature of preliminary inquiries
relating to a sound international economic system and at the same time
neutral
FINANCIAL. EVENTS
Secretary
world situation:
of the
view
conversations
with
international economic
sound
a
a
directed
and
world-wide disarmament program.
a
Hull said that in
menced
REVIEW
of
nations,"
all
for
about
bringing
to
with
made
been
already
view
a
peace
restoration
the
system and
had
with
lasting
of State Hull
Welles's visit, Secretary
contacts
neutrals
After the President's
capitals.
as many
announcement of Mr.
toward
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VOL. 13.
on
6).
became
bill,
(final
was
congressional
It was passed
law.
which
$57,541,300 and which
Feb, '12
Feb.
and
deficiency
One
carried
of
total
these
was
appropria¬
signed by the President
action
was
by the House on
completed
on
Jan. 25 and by
MONTHLY EEVTEW
2
Senate in
(he
Senate
the
to
$2,700,000 below those called
became
the bill
appropriations about
carried
1. The House agreed
As enacted, the bill
amended form on Feb.
amendments Feb. 6.
estimates.
Another measure which
when the President signed it on 1 eb. 12 was
budget
in
for
law
appropriating $252,340,776 for emergency national defense
neutrality expenditures during the current fiscal year.
This measure was $19,658,747 below budget estimates.
and
Appropriation Bill
Naval
defense expenditures
would not be immune from Congress's economy endeavors
came on
Feb. 16 when the House passed a record peace¬
time navv supply bill providing an
appropriation of $965,772,878 for the next fiscal year.
While this appropriation
was
$50,412,000 above the same appropriations for the
current fiscal year, it nevertheless represented a reduction
of $112,699,699 from the President's budget figures.
The
cuts in the bill, most of which were made by the House
Appropriations Committee, which reported it on Feb. 13,
represented appropriations which would not actually be
needed in the next fiscal year, but which will probably be
required in the fiscal year 1942. The $1,000,000 sum recom¬
mended by the committee for the improvement of the har¬
bors at Guam, although smaller than that requested last
year, was again deleted on the floor of the House.
Ad¬
ditional national defense funds were provided in the $203,472,567 bill for non-military functions of the War Depart¬
ment
which the House passed on Feb. 29.
As approved
by the House, the measure was $16,609,134 under budget
estimates, bringing to about $286,000,000 the amount thus
far saved in requested. appropriations by the House.
The
slashes in the $1,300,000,000 authorization bill for a 25%
tonnage increase in the Navy, previously decided on, were
given official and unanimous approval by the House Com¬
indication that national
further
A
mittee
In approving a $654,-
Naval Affairs on Feb. 14.
on
902,270 two-year naval expansion program the committee
cut the originally requested authorization by about 50%.
bill
the
House action on the bill followed testi¬
mony
by Jesse H. Jones, Federal Loan Administrator,
before the Banking and Currency Committee that he still
considered Finland a good credit risk.
The bill was sent
to the President on Feb. 29 after the Senate accepted minor
House amendments.
It was Signed March 2.
Federal Loan
Administrator Jones announced March 1 that the ExportBank
Finland,
to
also had
and
allocated $20,000,000 for an additional
had
Import
loan
made a $15,000,000 loan to Sweden,
$10,000,000 loan to Norway.
had
made
a
Reciprocal Trade Agreements
question of the tariff was injected into congressional
debates in February with a vigor which lias largely been
absent since the rise of the New Deal and its initiation of
The
a
Congress began consideration of the
renewing
of
question
Justice and
for State,
Bill
Commerce
important bill passed by Congress last month
appropriation for the State, Commerce and Justice
Departments and the Federal courts.
The House on Feb. 8
voted $107,225,660, .and the Senate on Feb. 26 cut the ap¬
propriation for these departments to $107,079,000.
The bill
the
then
was
both
in
for
the
sent
to
Attempts
joint conference committee.
a
House
Senate and
the
delete
to
the
appropriation
salary of the United States Ambassador to Russia,
and
thus
sion
of
the
evidence
Finland,
displeasure
before final
defeated
were
the Soviet's
over
inva¬
The
passage.
stable
Republican bloc, thus giving rise to one of the first clearcut issues between the two major parties since 1933.
By
216-to-168
a
vote,
party
House
the
23
Feb.
on
a
ments
the House refused to amend the resolution so that
measure
the
strictly
resolution extending the Reciprocal Trade Agree¬
Act for three years beyond June 12.
In passing the
passed
pacts would have to be approved either by both houses
by the Senate before becoming effective.
In the Senate,
it was believed that there would be defections in
or
however,
Administration's; ranks,
the
doubts
and
expressed
were
whether the Administration would be able to muster enough
votes
all
subject
negotiated
by the Senate.
Votes Additional
House
29 that
Hatch
that
the
ratification
two-thirds
a
$50,000 to Continue NLRB Inquiry
legislative
recoprocal
the
of
trade
this session would
appropriation bills,
at
program
of action
on
and
resolution
renewal
of a measure strengthening the provisions of the
anti-politics bill, it was considered quite i>ossible
Congress would
action
take some
Labor
National
the
to
Senator Barkley, majority leader, indicated on
Although
passage
would make
amendments to the bill which
defeat
to
pacts
passage
Another
was
to
peace," have been opposed by an almost solid
Feb.
Departments
authority
"an indispensable part of the foundation of any
were
and durable
consist only of completion
Appropriation
Administration's
the
negotiate the trade treaties.
The reciprocal treaties, which
President Roosevelt in his annual message to Congress said
by President Roosevelt.
of
The occasion for
of reciprocal trade treaties.
program
the debate arose when
Representative Vinson, Chairman of the committee, said on
Feb. 6 that the bill had been approved in its reduced form
Passage
House vote, 168 to 51 in
and the
49 to 27,
was
favor of passage.
Relations
Act
amendments
adjourns.
on
before
to
it
A
special House committee, headed by Representative Smith,
has been inquiring into the records of the NLRB and some
of
activities
the
of
of
desirability
passed
resolution
a
with
additional
Board
the
changes
would
seem
law.
Although
the
in
to
the
suggest
House
the
Feb. 23 giving the committee $50,000
on
which
continue
to
its
investigation
of
the
NLRB, the committee suspended public hearings the latter
anticipated Senate action on the House's $66,900,000 reduc¬
tion
(reported in the February issue) in the President's
part of February to enable it to draft preliminary recom¬
''bedrock"
which
estimates
of
the
agricultural appropriation was
not forthcoming last month; instead, it was reported that
Senate farm bloc leaders were willing to defer action on
the
measure
cut
from
until
defense
it
was
determined
if
could
enough
be
appropriations to raise the subsidies for
mendations
House.
the
is
House.
the
supply
was
House
the
separated; and that the unit of representation be
than be left to the board
present.
at
Other
the
bill
In
ure.
was
the
had
been
passed
Treasury-Post
by
Office
$1,032,784,115.
The
$629,503 of the $11,491,000 reduction made
the House.
Another major appropriation
by
by the Senate
passing
$39,506,261
of
this
the
was
bill
on
reduction
Feb.
as
8
the
made
Senate
by
the
restored
House
on
While
about
tions
House
this
left^the bill still under budget estimates by
$55,010,945, the total exceeded comparable appropria¬
for the current
year
by $23,247,596.
The largest
cut restored by the Senate' was
$39,000,000 to finance
Maritime
Commission
particular political
contracts
interest
was
already
under
Of
Senate
way.
insertion
by the
of $710,000 in the bill for the National Resources
Planning
Board, a New Deal agency whose funds had been deleted
by
the
House.
conference
went
to
Congress
on
The
Feb.
conference
Passes
Export-Import
independent offices bill was sent to
13, and the Treasury-Post Office bill
Feb.
on
Resolution
Possible
Loan
Authorization
Non-Military
Loans
Wagner
struction
of
Roosevelt's
the
subjecting
ment
by
of
by
$10,000,000
a
experimental
the
House
Rules
regulations
and
other
Federal
House
Feb.
on
of
9
civil
service
agencies
now
exempt
an
decision
A
of
defer action
to
Silver
the
Senate Banking
the
a
new
transmission
President
Feb.
20
befose
office.
on
President
7
and
on
bill
a
agencies
independent
bill
number
the
Work
to
Govern¬
which
extends
of
300.000
Projects
Admin¬
it
on
extending
State
In
the
Hatch
Act,
to
budget in
the
years
which
in
outgoing President would
have
would
until
Congress.
of
Elections
which
the
Frazier-Lemke
Committee
outlaws
receive part
the
bill
Feb. 28 of the amended bill to extend for four
Senate
employees who
Federal
Feb. 20 of the $90,000,000 first deficiency bill.
the
addition
13
bill designed to change the date
a
the
provisions
mortgage
by
19 of
Under
to
Passage by the House
farm
Feb.
on
repeal provisions of the 1934
but the incoming President
usual
as
sending
on
the
Feb.
on
Congress of the
Passage by the House
years
to
takes
the budget
prepare
to
of
on
Act.
Feb.
"pernicious
their pay
from
of
23
political
a
bill
activities"
Federal
funds.
signing by the President of the bills
service
vote
by
con¬
authorizing the Treasury to buy foreign silver.
Passage by the House
of
military purchases
Senate
Feb.
on
boards
Ranispeek
to
other agricultural purposes.
The
line with
Currency Committee
and
the Townsend resolution
on
Purchase Act
House duplicated the Senate's extended consideration,
finally passed the bill on Feb. 28 after rejecting amend¬
ments designed to permit Finland to use the credits for
this country.
Federal
for
istration.
but
in
and
day
same
estimated
except
The
increases the
in
the
on
the
to
the
which
of hospital
the
on
Committee
of
restrictions
executive
of
employees
the
$100,000,090
$300,000,000 Federal
a
program
basis"
mentioned above, he also approved
by
of
1
and improvement
introduced
capital of the Export-Import Bank
and which is designed to permit an ad¬
ditional
loan
of $20,000,000 to
Finland.
After
a
timeconsuming study, the Senate passed the bill on Feb. 13.
hill
would
that
proposed.
was
placing
the
classified
Approval
month, Congress did not speed up its consideration
"an
on
bill
a
agencies.
Passage
Finland
Although Finland, after fighting valiantly for more than
two months, slowly gave way to the Russian invasion last
George,
orders
and
review
court
the
action
Feb.
on
bill
another
In
hospitals
included:
of
voluntary mediation of employee-
for construction
suggestions
Favorable
18
within the jurisdiction of the NLRB.
now
and
month
Feb.
on
for
by Senator Mead
program
Senators
board
Federal
facilities.
sanitation
of
to
introduction
The
last
Senator Wagner
three-member
a
long-term loan
1G.
Increasing
Bank—Makes
by
emplover disputes not
the independent offices meas¬
18, thus putting the total of the bill at $1,139,693,258.
Jan.
create
Congressional Activities
congressional activities
introduction
The
was
carrying appropriations of
bill
voted
these
which
passed by the House Jan. 25; on
passed by the Senate, which returned it to
Senate restored
in
of
bill, which
15 it
Feb.
One
measures
the
board be
During the month under review the Senate adopted only
appropriation
That
are:
decided upon by Congress rather
Other
few
recommendations
the
to make
three-member board be replaced by a five-member
board; that the judicial and administrative functions of the
Treasury-Post Office Supply Bill—Independent Offices Measure
a
Among
expected
present
as
the farmers,
to
committee
the
a bill on Feb. 2 extend¬
ing for another two-year period from June 11 the authority
of
the
of .first
the
Land
and
Bank
second
Commissioner
mortgage
purchase of farms,
salary
was
rate
of
to
loans
to refinance
continue
to
assist
farm
the
in
debts,
making
financing
and
for
A bill providing an increase in
letter-carriers in the village delivery
vetoed by the President on Feb.
13.
Passes
House
$203,472,567
of
Canal
Build Additional Panama
to
Locks Denied
passed and sent to the Senate an
appropriation bill carrying $203,472,567 fur the non-military
activities of the War Department.
The appropriation is
$16,609,134 below President Roosevelt's budget estimate.
The House backed up its Appropriations Committee by
Feb. 29 the House
On
failing
to
000,000
$15,-
President Roosevelt's request for
appropriations and $99,300,000 in
restore
direct
in
con¬
authority to begin construction of a third set of
locks at the Panama Canal.
As the bill was reported to the
tractual
House
it carried only $850,000
Feb. 27 by the committee
on
be used for
to
Temporary
locks;
plans and specifications for the new
this amount the House
National
approved.
Economic
Committee
Defer Final Report
to
Until After November Elections
Temporary
avoid
who said the decision was made to
mittee Chairman,
unanimous
viction
of
campaign.
Senator O'Mahoney
said that many reports on particular phases of the com¬
mittee's investigation would be submitted to Congress about
involvement in the political
four
Florida
robbery and murder of
On
Feb.
26
white
only
were
establish
a
to
26,
In
legal
the
of
Black rendered
majority decision reversing a decision of
a
Appeals, contending that it based
Waterman Steam¬
union discrimination order against the
ship Corp. of Mobile, Ala., on "mere suspicion" instead of
"substantial
evidence."
In
Board's
the
upholding
order,
the
Supreme Court directed the company to offer reem¬
ployment, with back pay, to a group of seamen who, ac¬
cording to the Board, were discharged after changing their
Labor to
membership from an American Federation of
Congress of Industrial Organizations union.
Another
which
case
not
Arkansas
in
the
minority
enjoined
Feb.
on
actual
the
12
decision
opinion.
was
im¬
for
the
Under
the
as
from
imposing a tax on
of 20 gallons) carried in the fuel tanks
buses
if
which
in
the
the
question
they
gasoline
declared
"the
of
trade among the
for
were
in
use
other
States"
that
the
courts
constantly increasing barriers
to Congress.
"Spasmodic and
intended by the Constitution," the dissenting justices
declared.
merce
Another loophole in the tax law
Supreme
of
advices,
Supreme
T.
conviction
of
the
for
fine.
He
Court
within
New
on
New York when
of
conspiracy to sell judicial favors when he was senior judge
Circuit Court of Appeals at New
York.
Judge Manton
Federal
sentenced
was
simply because it provides for price-fixing.
Feb. 26 declined a plea from Federal Judge
it refused to hear his appeal from a
Court
Manton
the
from
unconstitutional
The
Martin
is
York
in
June
to
serve
permitted to
25
file
a
two
years
petition
prison
in
for
a
and pay a $10,000
rehearing by the Supreme
days.
Appellate Division Denies Immunity to Lawyers in Court
Court
Involved
in
decision
a
was
rendered
plugged
family trust which George
a
Minneapolis set
B.
by the
up
Feb.
on
New
York
Appellate Division in Brooklyn, in what
has been termed an unprecedented decision, ruled on Feb. 8
attorney who in the future invokes his constitu¬
an
self-incrimination and refuses to
by the courts shall be
disbarred.
The ruling, which was rendered by a majority
of three to two, asserted that this was a question of vital
importance to the bar and the public alike, and one that
"some day should be answered with finality."
The new
policy will only apply to investigations by the Appellate
privilege
testify
Division
26.
The
Clifford
against
investigations conducted
in
"to
Jr.
and
unlawful
uncover
Federal
Judge
unethical
practices im¬
of justice."
pairing the due administration
Government's Plea for Injunction
Refuses
Against
Chicago Dairy
Federal
Judge Charles E. Woodward on Jan. 31 refused
request for a temporary injunction to
Government's
the
force
Chicago dairy to comply with a Federal milk mar¬
a
keting order or go out of business, it was reported in the
Chicago "Daily Tribune" of Feb. 1. The ruling, it is noted,
the first setback for Secretary of Agriculture Wallace
was
in
his
efforts
current
ducers
in
the
to
regulate milk handlers
and pro¬
Chicago area.
should
unrelated instances of litigation cannot afford an adequate
basis for the creation of integrated national rules which
alone can afford that full protection for interstate com¬
case
for the products, Washington
of Commerce" reported.
"Journal
York
dissent
a
Justices Black, Frankfurter and Douglas rendered
dissent
leave
for
was
gasoline (in excess
interstate
decided
was
much
so
contained
statements
to
The constitutionality
law.
minimum
price
the New
strong
The
Court Decisions
few important United States Supreme
in February.
One more vic¬
a
the Fifth Circuit Court of
States.
a
majority opinion, Justices Frankfurter,
Black and Douglas contended that the matter should not be left hanging
over next
year's crop, but should be decided by the court now.
The minority took the position that the Florida law is "obviously con¬
stitutional," a position which the majority did not challenge, but appeared
on
the other hand to confirm in contending that an Act is not to be con¬
a
tional
a
de¬
the
^
by
Court,
Supreme
the operation
Feb.
that
of
for
of the law was
The law was intended to protect
citrus growers of the State against unduly low prices for their products
by authorizing a commission, upon complaint of 50% of the growers, to
against
tory was added to those the National Labor Relations
Board has obtained from the court on Feb. 12 when Justice
decision
man.
death
questioned by independent fruit canners.
Court decisions handed down
portant
12
Feb.
on
to
Investigations
United States Supreme
a
sentenced
were
5-to-3 ruling, refused to pass
upon the constitutionality of the Florida cost-of-production law, returning
the case to the lower courts for hearings on the precent injunction order
the
March 1.
There
Justice Black
police methods and reversing the con¬
who
Negroes
a
by
down
handed
decision
nouncing the "secret, inquisitorial"
sidered
National Economic Committee will not
issue its final reports until late in November or December,
it was announced on Feb. 6 by Senator O'Mahoney, Com¬
The
A
Functions
Non-Military
for
Bill
War Department—Funds
,
3
REVIEW
March, 1940]
Allegations by Federal Government Against Southern Pine Associa¬
tion and others Under Anti-Trust Act
Fines totaling
in
organizations
tion
is
the
distribution
and
1 heir
$12,000 were imposed in the Federal Court
on
Feb. 21 against three of the largest
Orleans
New
at
with
country identified
of Southern pine
produc¬
the
lumber
following
pleas of nolo contendere to an indictment alleging, it
violation of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act.
From
said,
United Press accounts from New
the
Orleans, Feb. 21,
we
take
following;
and the income from which was to
be paid to Mrs. Clifford: upon the termination of the trust
Southern
Pine
the
duction,
orders
estate.
by "approving" certain dealers,
inspections, agreeing on price standards and
other practices controlled the industry in Virginia. the Carolinas,
Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma and Tennessee.
up,
property was to be restored to Mr. Clifford or his
In holding
that "the transfer made by the tax¬
payer
(lid not in any real sense change his economic
position," the court said that Mr. Clifford's trust "furnishes
taxpayers
precisely
the
has been assiduous in
the court
Mr.
upheld
type
loophole
of
which
attempting to prevent."
result,
a
$2,756 deficiency tax assessment against
a
involving the NLRB last month the
ruled that the Wagner Act empowers
court
unanimously
only the NLRB, and not labor unions, to take the initiative
in
compelling employers to comply with NLRB orders.
This case, which was decided on Feb. 26. arose when the
Congress of Industrial Organizations Amalgamated Utility
of
Union
brought suit in
Appeals charging the
York
not
with
the
Second
Consolidated
Circuit
Edison
Court
of
had
with
Labor
a
directed.
The
Board
order
as
the
last
order
Apex
Hosiery
Co.
Full-Fashioned
by
striking
A
had
of
I.
O.)
for
damages
on
the
on
Feb.
5
bond
of
holding that
private
a
postmaster
a
without
mail
the
allegedly caused
user
cannot
consent
of
sue
the
for
Gov¬
ernment.
As
to
this, Associated Press advices, Feb.
"Justice
Reed
delivered
the
opinion
United
are
against
loss
of
case
funds
and
the
Eighth
Circuit
a
Government's
high court
affirmed dismissal of the suit
by the
Court.
"Justice Reed said:
handled
damage suit brought by the Midland Loan Finance
Patrick J.
Malone# Acting Postmaster at
against
The
through
'.Congress intended that claims
the Government
individuals.' "
rather
on
than through
the
bonds
various
alleged
did not
the
and does not admit any
complaint
such illegal activities.
laws, but rather than interrupt
program
the
pro¬
Southern
filed
the
by
resulting confusion
or
illegality
Government,
The Association
has
never
in contravention
hinder the Association's
of benefits and service to the industry, and to obviate
large expense that might
any
in
does not desire to undertake any activities
undertaken and
in
scribing manufacturers,
by protracted litigation, with the
be caused
the industry and uncertainty on the part of sub¬
the Association thought it wise to enter into the
decree.
United
ton.
Diamantopoulos New Greek Minister to United States
Diamantopoulos,
Mr.
would
suits
by
the
new
arrived in New York
States,
on
Greek
on
Minister to
the
Feb. 3 aboard the
the way to his post at Washing¬
Diamantopoulos said
he was proud to represent
America and would do his best to further the
good relations between
the two
countries.
Senate Confirms
Appointment of Three Ministers to Foreign Coun¬
tries—Also Approves Reappointments to Federal Reserve System
The
Senate
on
Feb.
9
confirmed
President
Roosevelt's
appointments (on Feb. 7) of George H. Earle 3d as Minister
to Bulgaria, David Gray as Minister to Ireland, and Louis
G. Dreyfus Jr., now Minister to Iran, to he also Minister to
Mr.
Afghanistan.
post
On
involved
Minneapolis
Montgomery, Minn.
be
of
upheld
'to furnish security to the
property for which postmasters
was
responsible.'
"The
Co,
States
5, 6aid:
which
argument that the sole purpose of the bond
true
in part:
sponsor any
of the anti-trust
widespread
as
his country in
agreeing to review a suit, brought by the
Philadelphia against the American Federation of
(C.
the
after
Greek lir-er Nea Hellas
26
Hosiery Workers
not
Kimon
workers.
decision
damages
Feb.
on
did
and
Circuit
included:
month
issued
activities
its
Kimon
Supreme
An
in
was
that the Board
exclusive power to prevent any unfair labor practice.
Other decisions and rulings handed down by the
Court
reflect
New
held
court
Pine Association and
distributed reports on
and
did not
the defendants,
that
lumber
Southern
the
"which
The statement issued in the matter by the Southern Pine
consent
Co.
being in contempt of that court because it
complying
Court
and
that
Exchange compiled
shipments
The Southern Pine Association
another decision
Workers
and
Association follows,
Clifford.
In
charged
Lumber
industry,'
pine
grade-marking
Congress
As
indictment
The
Feb.
on
Feb.
Florida
7
the
Earle,
was
President
Minister
to
who
former
also
was
into
sworn
Governor
nominated
of
David
Ireland,
nomination sent to the Senate for confirmation
was
that
Minister
of
to
Afghanistan.
Louis
Iran,
his
new
Pennsylvania.
succeeding John
recently made Ambassador to Belgium.
as
who was
14,
Gray of,
Cudahy,
Another
(on Feb. 3.)
G. Dreyfus Jr. of California, present
also to hold the title of Minister to
MONTHLY REVIEW
4
Marriiier S. Eccles and Chester C.
The renominations of
Davis
Governors of the Federal
members of the Board of
as
Feb. 9.
System were approved on
Reserve
the
By this means, it is evident, the liquida¬
tion of such holdings will be stimulated, and the British
Murphy Sworn in
Associate Justice of Supreme Court
as
his service as an Associate Justice
Court on Feb. 5 after taking
administer justice impartially.
The judicial
Frank Murphy began
of the United States Supreme
oath
an
to
Charles Elmore Cropley, Clerk of the
Court, and was witnessed by seven justices and many
friends of Mr. Murphy.
Justice Black was absent because
oath
by
given
was
of
illness.
C.
R.
Under-Secretary of Agriculture, Succeeding
Wickard Named
M.
L.
Wilson
1 the
Claude R. Wickard of Indiana to be Under-
Roosevelt
President
nomination of
all
Senate
the
to
sent
Feb.
on
but before the order was issued the owners
to liquidate at their own discretion, sterling
authorities,
free
dollars.
received
Treasury
British
the
while
paid
of this voluntary nature was
that liquidation
is known
It
British
holdings
were
by
$4.03^2-
to be made in sterling at a rate of
already were registered with the
paments
Such
will be paid levels indicated
60 stocks
the
quotations of the previous market session, with
final
the
being
>
of
Owners
exchange for the purchase
added
States of airplanes and other war supplies.
United
the
in
obtain
will
authorities
Frank
British holdings of 60 selected
all
of
requisitioning
American stocks.
tending to diminish early this year, and the assumption
seems
warranted that acceleration of the process is the
There will be no "dumping" of the
aim of the latest step.
Orderly liquidation is
issues, it was stated in London.
Senate confirmed the appointemnt on Feb. 15.
Mr. Wickard was named to succeed
M. L. Wilson, who resigned to become head of the Agricul¬
60
tural Extension
previous months.
The list of stocks is a representative one,
ranging alphabetically from Allied Chemical & Dye to
Texas Gulf
Sulphur.
There were noteworthy omissions,
Lewis
The
of Agriculture.
Secretary
Service.
Compton Takes Oath of Office
as
Assistant Secretary of the
Navy
Lewis Compton
of New Jersey took the oath of office as
Secretary of the Navy on Feb. 9.
He was sworn
in in the presence of Secretary Charles Edison, Admiral
Stark, Chief of Naval Operations, and other high Navy
Department officers.
President Roosevelt nominated Mr.
Compton for the post on Jan. 25, and this was confirmed by
Assistant
Senate
the
such as American Telephone, U. S. Steel, Bethle¬
and General Motors.
It was stated in London
however,
Steel
hem
stocks
that
was
own
financial
~
~
Col. Fleming
as
market
did not affect prices.
Swedish
Wage-Hour
-----
appointment of Colonel Philip B. Fleming as Admin¬
istrator of the Wage and Hour Division of the Department
of Labor was confirmed by the Senate on Feb. 19.
The
nomination
on
sent
was
Feb. 13.
The
the Senate by
to
before Colonel Fleming could assume
He
passed.
ber to
his full title has been
originally named Administrator last Octo¬
was
Elmer
succeed
President Roosevelt
legislation required by Army technicalities
F.
Andrews.
after
officially assuming the
Fleming issued a warning to
in order" to avoid employee
the minimum-pay standards
title
In
James J. McEntee
15
to
Director
statement
Administrator, Colonel
as
nominated
was
become
first
employers "to put their houses
suits for unpaid wages under
of the Wage-Hour law.
J. J. McEntee Named Director of Civilian
Feb.
his
of
Conservation
Civilian
Conservation
Mr. McEntee, a native of Jersey City,
Executive Assistant Director of the CCC since it
in
April,
1933, and served
been
had
estab¬
was
Acting Director
as
since
the death of Robert Fechner last December.
Strike of Credit
About 100 employees of the Credit Clearing House of New
a
four-week-old
nounced in
strike.
12 after settlement of
Feb.
on
Settlement
of
the
strike
was
President of Local 16 of the United Office and Professional
America, Congress of Industrial Organizations.
The agreement
between the two groups provided wage in¬
creases for all employees, a union
shop, arbitration.of griev¬
ances and vacations and sick leave with
pay, according to
the
joint
statement.
determination
to
Both
establish
sides
expressed
harmonious
the
in
measures
reflected ln
are
and
sessions,
brief
two
ever
regulations
the
26. A
provided the
placed in effect at the start of business Feb.
were
occasion
either
capital
of
flight
developing
Sweden
from
while the threat of involvement in
the move,
for
part in the
both of Europe's wars also played a
or
Remaining reserves of Swedish gold and foreign
decision.
exchange are ample, and it appears that Swedish authori¬
ties are determined to keep them so.
Prior permission of
obtained, under the new regulation,
Riksbank must be
foreign exchange.
The importation of
securities, and trading in imported securities, likewise are
for
in
dealings
covered
regulations.
Swedish kronor bal¬
nationals and by "non-residents""
Riksbank
by
owned
ances
other
by
transferrable, although a general watch ap¬
be exercised.
The gold export prohibition,,
finally, wa3 made definite and all-inclusive.
Trade rela¬
tions may
come
under official control if the financial
measures do not suffice, it was intimated.
will
be freely
an¬
joint statement by Joseph A. Kavanagh, Exec¬
utive Vice-President of the company, and Peter K.
Hawley,
a
Workers of
neutrals
parently is to
Clearing House Employees Settled
York City returned to work
Increasing financial difficulties now encountered
European
the
by President Roosevelt
the
Corps.
lished
Corps
t
Control
Exchange
by the
closer- regulation
of international trade and finance.
The Swedish authori-^
ties found it necessary to apply restrictions, Feb. 24, on
the exportation
of capital and on dealings in gold and
foreign exchange.
The Riksdag, or Parliament, ratified
—
Administrator
r
The
step in Washington, while in our
the British action was well under¬
by the
-
Confirms Appointment of
Senate
No con¬
time, as circumstances dictate.
to
caused
cern
be added to the
the 60 issues will
than
other
time
from
list
stood and
Feb. 2.
on,
aim, it was added, while a second is that of assuring a
sales volume which
would be at about the average of
one
"common
a
relationship in
the
future."
American
Diplomacy
diplomatic machinery was started in motion during
February by President Roosevelt, with respect to the great
Fresh
in
now
war
latest
ment
made
was
in Europe, but the real intent of the
progress
presidential
remains obscure.
Announce¬
President on Feb. 9 that Under-
measures
the
by
Secretary of State Sumner Welles would visit a number of
Mr.
the
and
Roosevelt
order
in
countries
European
gather information for
of State.
Italy Ger¬
to
Department
France and England would be visited in turn, accord¬
many,
of advising the
Mr. Welles, it
authority to make proposals
ing to the statement, solely for the purpose
Toledo, Ohio, Gas Workers' Strike Settled
Administration
The Toledo gas strike, called Feb. 1
by Local 12024
and By-Products, Coke and Chemical Workers
Union,
of
gress
Industrial
Gas
and
was
ended
the
Northwestern
Feb.
on
year agreement
pany
officials
matically
strike
Feb.
were
Ohio
Natural
of
3%
Gas
Ohio
Fuel
The
1
and
back
Feb.
on
provides
June
1,
12.
for
an
of
com¬
to
jobs, and
full
In
reporting
the
increase
Eastern
in
1941.
3%
Features
include
some
time between
incorporated in
recognition
of
the
the
Railroads Denied Extension
of
Feb.
15
denied
to have expired on Jan. 24, but had been extended until
March 24 to permit hearings on the carriers'
petition.
The
maximum rate for coach travel on March 24 now will
revert
to a basis of 2c. a mile.
The basic rate of a maximum
3c.
a
mile
for
travel
in
Pullman
cars
will
remain
un¬
changed.
liner
Requisitions United
States
Stocks
a
third term in
Welles
Mr.
Rex,
sailed
taries
was
Welles
the
trip
House
in
of
an
In
the
for
relations
i
■
■
world emergency.
accompanied by Myron C. Taylor,
without
the
misgivings
meanderings
World
War
in
United
the
was
Europe of
about
too
close for
com¬
business
was
Meantime,
regime
and
in
the
countries it was
European
United
the
of
Rome.
*
to
the
four
other information
Russian
order
or
Feb. 17 on the Italian
pointed out
that mediation by Mr. Roosevelt is anything but welcome.
Officially, only the most correct attitude naturally pre¬
vailed in European circles.
During the course of the trip
to Europe hints were dropped that Mr. Welles would en¬
deavor, among other things, to improve the diplomatic
fort.
Pacific, in the
18, in the form
viewed
not
performance
Feb.
on
and it can hardly be contended that the countries
about to be visited will be enthusiastic.
The resemblance
nounced
London,
was
national
a
Europe
States,
One of the European war developments that is of direct
and immediate interest to our financial markets was an¬
in
he
and
for
previously apiiointed the personal emissary of the President
to the Vatican.
The journey undertaken by these digni¬
in
Britian
which
mand for
Colonel
on
to the effect that the Presi¬
develop, with the aid of Mr. Welles, a situa¬
would occasion an apparent country-wide de¬
moreover, was one
dent hopes to
of
2)4-Cent Fare Rate
Interstate Commerce Commission
petition of the Eastern railroads to extend to Oct. 31 the
present one-way coach fare of 2y2c. a mile.
The rate was
of
easily
tion
Feb. 10 said:
immediate
union,
granting of sole bargaining rights, and provisions
protect¬
ing temporary employees.
The
conference, and he warned that conjecture might
his press
and
arrangement
Government.
the announcement at
on
conjectures,
accepted the two-
by union negotiators and
union will be granted the additional
April
to enlarge
refused
President
workers
members
promises another 3% if the rate issue
with the city is settled.
If the issue is not disposed of the
working
commitments in behalf of the United States
or
Companies,
explained, would have no
was
Con¬
Signing of the agreement auto¬
out
9.
resumed
agreement
the
conditions.
present
produce a false impression.
Needless to say, this
merely stimulated conjecture, as Mr. Roosevelt doubtless
was
aware
it would.
Among the most prominent of the
Union
striking
against
settlement, the Toledo "Blade"
"The
wages
10.
worked
on
started
operations
Organizations,
Gas
to
as
a
States
Mr.
course
Roosevelt
speech
President
vacation
and
But
Germany.
no
disclosed until the emissary arrived
at
blasted
Washington.
betook himself
journey to
the
on
the
Soviet
that
After
a
Caribbean
"secret""
and
the
of which he ostentatiously examined
Panama
chant
defenses
Canal
Rome on
in
arrived
Roosevelt
Mr.
of
emissaries
indulged his pen¬
privately
and
Navy vessels.
for fishing from
Both
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immediately
began to whirl.
Mr. Taylor, whose duties are confined to
•conferences at the Vatican, presented his credentials on
Feb. 26, and on the following day conferred at some length
with Pope Pius XII.
A letter delivered by Mr. Taylor,
and promptly published, indicated that Mr. Roosevelt hopes
for "parallel endeavors for peace and the alleviation of
suffering."
That this would be the intent of the Taylor
Feb.
25, and the wheels of the new diplomacy
mission
introduced
was
the
on
in advance, and no mystery
been made known
had
The visit of Mr. Welles,
by the incident.
hand, continued to arouse all sorts of inter¬
speculation;
It was pointed out that the usual
other
national
of
sources
remained
information
from all
open
the coun¬
the
account
5
and
endeavored
to
our
from
the
American
"interpretations"
came
of
first conversa¬
his
held
Under-Secretary
The
event.
centers,
as
step
a
made known on Feb. 26 that
omit their calls at Bermuda after
March 15, and references to the weather supplied the only
acknowledged reason for the change.
At though to empha¬
size the political aspect, it was stated on Feb. 27 that Ber-'
failing in his duties.
muda
It
was
would
be
omitted
as
port
a
call
of
only
east-
on
bound flights, the returning clippers to
continue their calls
at the islands.
Delays suffered by American merchant
shipping at British control ports were cut down consid¬
erably during February, and there was less complaint on
this
score.
Germany and the
Six
Not only from Europe, but from Japan and
South
force"
of
the aerial clippers would
and 110 faintest intimation had been given
Embassies had failed to function adequately in
this respect.
"show
the
excuse
enabling the clipper captain to surrender the mails without
tries concerned,
that
Unfortunately for the
eyewash."
"complete
Ambassador's reputation for veracity, Bermuda authorities
confirmed the Associated Press account on the same day
of
months
autumn
Allies
warfare
winter
and
now
have
been completed in the great war being waged between the
German Nazi Reich and the Anglo-French Allies, and the
actual military position remains little changed.
February
brought its quota of scouting expeditions on the front be¬
tween Germany and France.
On the sea and in the air
leader on Feb. 26, when he was
received by Premier Benito Mussolini.
It was promptly
disclosed, after the conference, that Mr. Welles had de¬
livered an "autographed" message from the President to
the Italian dictator, but no information was made avail¬
able as to the contents.
This produced a fresh flood of
the
imaginative accounts of the real intent of the mission.
all parts of
nears,
however, tension is increasing in
Europe, and especially in the belligerent coun¬
tries, where a violent offensive by either side or both is
of
view
tion
with
European
a
It
was pointed
out that there would be no reason to hide
the fact of the message, if the epistle had been merely one
formal
-endeavor
again
was
the controlled
in
cerned
The. belief that some sort of peace
the real aim gained ground,-but it was stated
greeting.
that
such
of the countries
newspapers
mission
a
would
little
have
con¬
of
chance
After
few
a
Rome, Mr. Welles left for the Ger¬
days in
capital on Feb. 28, but he lingered a day in Switzer¬
land
arrived
and
March
Berlin
in
1.
He
was
received
2 by Chancellor Adolf Hitler, and rather extensive
accounts of the course of the conversation were made avail¬
March
German
able from
view
presumably
intimated.
sources
been attacked
is
The "publicly known" German
expounded by Herr Hitler, these
sources.
was
According to this
the
and
question of
view,
war
or
Germany
has
therefore
peace
to the Allies.
The usual demand for "lebensraum"
made, with a German Monroe Doctrine desired for
up
was
Southeastern Europe.
would
which
situation
Britain
to
Assured freedom of the
leave
not
it
possible
"hunger blockade"
impose a
seas
and
Great
for
the Reich
on
a
com¬
another item, while return of the colonies "stolen"
from the Beich in the World War made up still another.
prised
Armaments
is
limitation
leader.
man
It
was
held
was
admitted
to
be
an
aim
in Berlin that
of
Ger¬
the
this
program
hardly one which the Anglo-French Allies could accept,
and
it
insisted that the
was
war
must
Mr. Welles
go on.
considered
submarine
and
activity,
suggestive of
peace
The
for
move
general
European
intensification
directed against
of
the
increased aerial and
the United Kingdom,
attempt to overwhelm the French Mogi-
an
If the Allies take the offensive, a
line.
military move
upward through the Balkans against Germany's rear,
a
move against Russian "oil
supply lines from the
sweep
and
of
Baku
The
area.
view
that
Allied
an
offensive
might de¬
velop in the Near East was tempered, in the early days of
March, by indications of Anglo-Italian friction.
Clearly
imperative, for any Near Eastern military operations, is
assured control of the Mediterranean.
Set speeches were made on Feb. 24 by the British Prime
Minister, Neville Chamberlain, and the German Chancellor,
Adolf Hitler, which possibly can be viewed as preludes for
vastly enlarged military operations.
Taken in conjunction
with the visit to the belligerents by the American UnderSecretary of State, Sumner Welles, these addresses may
also contain the germ of peace developments.
They were
bellicose, however, and appeared to offer few chances for
a
settlement short of that complete victory by one side
the other
over
dresses
latter
to somewhat
Now that
and
perhaps will be made- against the Limes line, but it was
considered more likely, during February, that a vast aggre¬
gation of Allied forces in the Near East might attempt a
ities,
received cordially, but not in a manner
mercifully
probable.
German
a
possibly of
vanquished
to visit France and England.
In the
countries, it was made fairly evident, he would be
less
take the form of sharply
would
war
than
more
that
was
returned to Switzerland after his talks with German author¬
and prepared
waged
was
spring weather
not
success.
man
struggle
greater effect, but hardly in a decisive manner.
which could
only mean devastation for the
and near-exhaustion
were
the only important
for
the victor.
ones
The ad¬
made by the leading
spokesmen for the antagonists in the course of the month,
importance to the contexts.
Other
which also lends added
speakers engaged in their usual patriotic forensics, designed
whip up sentiment against the enemy and encourage the
embattled peoples to endure their sacrifices patiently.
But
negotiations.
to
Neutrality
Troubles
Although the United States sacrificed important and
recognized international rights in the neutrality legislation
•of last autumn, in order to avoid friction which
might lead
to
involvement
our
in
the
European conflict, troubles
of
all sorts continued to afflict the
neutral
sisted
during
of
largest and most powerful
One of these vexations con¬
February.
growing hostility toward
Soviet Russia, occa¬
by the attack of Red Army troops on little Finland.
suggestion was made and finally enacted early in
a
Mr.
Chamberlain and
turnity
Herr
Hitler display
increasing taci¬
the war progresses.
as
Mr. Chamberlain presented the aims of the Anglo-French
Allies in
and well-ordered speech before his friends
at Birmingham.
He detailed briefly
the aggressions of the German Nazis which, he indicated,
a
grave
citizens
fellow
and
occasioned
the
war
declarations
last
September by
Great
sioned
Britain and France, and dwelt upon the formidable prepara¬
The
tions
March
for
increase
an
of
the
external
lending authority
of
the Export-Import Bank of Washington by
$100,000,000,
the real intent being to add $20,000,000 to the
equal sum
previously
way
be
available
United
to
are
to
States
course
a
also
the attacked
to
receive
various
thus
official
of
Latin
embarked
lending,
some
loans
money
American
ever
Nor¬
country.
handsome
funds, and it is understood that
made
The
on
Sweden
and
official
made available
of
may
countries.
more
decisively
notwithstanding the un¬
fortunate results which
usually attend that form of politi¬
diplomacy.
The authority to increase the
lending capacity of the Export-Import Bank was voted by
cal-financial
the House
on
Feb. 28 and the Senate
Roosevelt 'signed
the
on
Feb. 29.
President
March 2, immediately upon
his return to Washington from his Southern vacation.
British
provided
measure
interferences
with
American
shipping and
'mails
the
principal vexations suffered by the United
States, as a neutral.
Some of the reports of interferences
are
disputed, but it appears that no denial yet has been
made of a report of Feb. 15 that even mails between
the
United States and Colombia had been censored at
Jamaica.
Even
Kingston,
more
interesting and
Associated
Press disclosure
mails
been
at
had
the
removed
on
from
Feb.
22
aerial
surprising
was
that United
an
States
clippers at Bermuda
point of the
bayonet.
The lame explanation was
promptly made in Washington thlat our authorities had not
been
informed
Lord
stated
Lothian,
that
no
of this
the
such
use
of
British
incident
force by British authorities.
Ambassador to
had
Washington]
occurred, and he
called
in
by the Allies for war to the finish.
After dealing
general terms with such matters, Mr. Chamberlain de¬
clared
that
especially
the
at the
Nazis
aim
at
world
domination
and
destruction
of the British Empire.
In
contrast with the alleged German aims, he maintained that
Great Britain is fighting to right the wrongs that Ger¬
many has inflicted on people who once were free.
"We are
fighting for the freedom of individual conscience," said
"We are fighting for the freedom of
fighting against persecution, wherever
it may be found. . And lastly, we are fighting for the
abolition of the spirit of militarism and of that accumula¬
the
Prime
religion.
tion
Minister.
We
are
tof armaments which is pauperizing Europe and Nazi
Germany herself,
for
only by the abolition of that spirit
can Europe be saved from bank¬
ruptcy and from ruin."
In concrete terms, Mr. Chamber¬
lain added, England expected to achieve such aims by re¬
and
of those armaments
storing the independence of Czechs and
Poles.
satisfactory
be
tangible
that
will
and
pledges
evidence
must
Secondly,
forthcoming
and assurances, when they are forthcoming,
As in previous addresses, Prime Minister
be fulfilled.
Chamberlain asserted that no faith can be placed in the
present German regime, and he stated that it is for Ger¬
many to take the next step.
With obvious reference to the
United States and other leading neutrals, Mr. Chamberlain
remarked that the Allies do not want to settle the new
Europe alone, and will welcome the aid of others.
Chancellor Hitler spoke at Munich in a retrospective
manner, befitting the celebration of the twentieth anniver¬
sary of his original emergence into public life at the same
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The address was
spot.
marked less by a declaration of
defensive assertion of Reich power,
and by fervent expressions of faith in the people of Ger¬
many
The warning recurred in the speech, a Berlin dis¬
patch to the New York "Times" said, that the Reich would
not tolerate dictation and intimidation from abroad.
Caus¬
aims
war
references
tic
by
than
a
made to British spoilsmen, and
were
Herr
sallies of his foes by
emphasizing the strength of German arms.
In the course
endeavored
Hitler
to
the
answer
German Chancellor declared that
colonies restored and her "living room"
in Europe assured.
References were made to Italo-German
interdependence, and to the sympathetically neutral atti¬
tude of Japan.
That Great Britain is regarded as the
enemy
of the Reich was made abundantly clear, and
hardly a* reference was made to France.
Confidence in
victory was expressed by the German leader, but there
was
no assertion
of a right to rule the world.
Much of
the address appeared to be a protest against the pariah
role allegedly assigned to the Reich in the period after
the World War, and it may be significant that Herr Hitler
even invoked the aid of Alighty God.
The express recog¬
nition by the Fuehrer that there is a "higher justice" is,
perhaps, the most favorable aspect of the speech.
Actual developments of the great conflict were in keep¬
ing, during February, with those of previous months.
The
long frontier between Germany and France was a battle
line only, in the sense that huge armies manned the ex¬
tensive fortifications and seldom ventured out.
The occa¬
sional scouting parties probably were designed mainly to
produce something of interest for the bored forces.
Bit¬
terly cold weather prevailed at times, especially during the
early part of the "month, and this tended" to restrict opera¬
tions even more than might have been expected.
A few
aerial dogfights took place over the Western Front, but
they were of little importance for the conduct of the war.
On the high seas the German submarine and mine sinkings
were continued, and
another British naval vessel fell vic¬
the
exposition
this
of
Germany wants her
tim
the
19
Feb.
succumbed
British
cause
to
of 162.
It
and
torpedo,
the sixth
from one
was
to go down during the war
Merchant vessels went down regularly,
another.
authorities
German
and
crew
German
a
destroyer
or
the
on
Daring, wTith only five
The ship admittedly
the destroyer
of
loss
rescued from
men
The British Admiralty announced
the warfare.
to
claimed
Allied
that
and
neutral
shipping losses amounted to 1,493,000 tons at the start of
February, while at the end of the month such losses were
of the Finns in men and materials,
strained the resources
aid were made to neighboring Scandinanian
countries.
But the Finns received little more than volun¬
teer aides, and the course of the struggle looked dark for
the valiant defenders at the end of February.
There were some important international repercussions
and pleas for
of the Russo-Finnish
Finland
lend
struggle in February, and others were
States Government decided to
$20,000,000, under authority of a
The United
foreshadowed.
further
a
March 2, which raises
signed by President Roosevelt on
bill
by $100,000,000 the lending capacity of the Export-Import
Bank of Washington.
These funds, however, are to be
used
"peaceful" ways, and the amount of immedi¬
only in
defense is
aid available for the
ate
matter of discussion.
a
British authorities made it known that they had
dispatched
airplanes to Finland, and arrangements were made
to permit some Britons to volunteer in the fight for the
small country's independence.
Sweden, as the next-door
144
neighbor of the beleaguered country, debated official aid
in mid-February.
Premier Per Albin Hansson stated in
lidwever, that Swedish neutrality could not be
Stockholm,
compromised by official aid, although private assistance
to
the
hard-pressed country certainly was permissible.
Public opinion in Sweden was at such a pitch that King
Gustav found it advisable to state personally, on Feb. 19,
that the decision for strict neutrality had been taken with
approval of the Cabinet, the Parliament and the
This disposed of hopes that Finland would be
obtain aid from nearby countries.
It is still con¬
full
the
Throne.
able to
sidered
possible, on the other hand, that a widened scope
the
of
thus
Russian
divert
such
event—the
as
nation.
a
The
war might involve Russia,
energies to the Near East.
In
European
greater
Finns
Finns--might have
able
were
chancer-for- survival
a~
back
beat
to
and
any
the
Russians
with
comparative ease in the early stage of the war which began
Nov. 30, 1939, but
during February the tide of battle
turned
of
against
the defenders.
The small nation
found it necessary to call ever older
into the line of battle, which is an ample indica¬
heavily
4,000,000
reserves
people
of the lack
tion
of man-power.
Toward the end of Febru¬
45 and 46 years old were called to service.
The Russians began the latest phase of their invasion on
ary
reserves
Feb.
1
when
they
suddenly
launched
tides
vast
of
men
and
equipment against the Mannerheim line on the Kare¬
lian isthmus.
This frontal attack was anything but sur¬
prising to the Finns, who resisted stoutly.
The incessant
said
by the Germans to total 1,903,000 tons.
These figures
considerably higher than the known sinkings.
German
aerial squadrons droned over the East Coast of England
artillery
are
and the
back.
bombardment of the carefully prepared attack,
simple lack of reserves, gradually forced the Finns
They inflicted extremely heavy losses on the Rus¬
and
sians,
but
Scotland, wherever weather conditions were propitious,
and the bombing airplanes inflicted some damage on ship¬
ping.
on
occasions
of
British airplane raids were made on a number of
over
Helgoland and other German bases, with
the damage not a matter of public knowledge.
One of the most significant incidents of the month was
the so-called Altmark case, involving a German supply ship
of
that
name
which accompanied
the scuttled German
pocket battleship Admiral Graf Spee in the South Atlantic.
With some 300 British seamen prisoners in her holds, this
where she
ship entered Norwegian territorial waters,
discovered by
authority
Cossack
British aerial patrols.
of
British
the
closed
in
on
the
Cabinet,
the
Altmark
on
the prisoners and precipitating a
dispute as
For the
to
rights
the
between
war
Acting
and
British
troublesome international
duties
of
neutral
Norway.
Germany and the Allies, the incident
important chiefly because it emphasized the use being
by German ships of the territorial waters of Norway
and Sweden, in order to avoid the British blockade.
The
was
made
British
Admiralty
February,
instituted,
during
the
structed
by
continue.
But fresh
the Finns
second
half
of
close patrol of Scandinavian waters, clear to
the Arctic boundary with Russia.
This resulted in a few
a
Russian
a
Neutral
To
degree
one
tries
their
found
in
now
Reports of the undeclared
against
were
the
small
Northern
terranean
the
and
area
country
by
of
Russia
Finland
discouraging during February, owing to a strenuous
unremitting offensive started by the Russians On
and
Feb.
1
against
isthmus.
the
Mannerheim
Despite
enormous
contrast
with the two
line
of
the
Karelian
losses, the Russians pushed
steadily forward in bitterly cold weather, and through deep
In
snow.
ing
in
prowess,
this
the
war,
but by the
nation found their
same
previous months of fight¬
Russians
token
activities
the
ever
displayed
remarkable
defenders of
the little
trying.
The month
of fighting brought the invaders
through the western end
of the Mannerheim line, and to the
gates of the small city
of Viborg, which is an
admittedly important strategic point.
There
was no
more
great disparity in the reports of the fighting
from either side, which makes the matter clear to the out¬
side world.
The Russians engaged in offensive
operations
the Karelian isthmus, but also north of Lake
Ladoga, and far to the north in the Petsamo region.
The
requirements of defense at these widly scattered points
not
only
on
Europe
the diplomatic
strains
and
the Scandinavian countries
going difficult.
coun¬
wars
stresses
The Low Countries
also found
subjected to
were
various infractions of their neutrality,
and to heavy losses
shipping, but both the Netherlands and Belgium are
clearly determined to remain neutral at any cost, unless
of
and
other
peninsula,
There
through
supplies.
Allied
an
was
Coupled
desperate
a
February
for
with
this
was
offensive from the Near East,
against
Germany's
tug-of-war
Rumanian
rear.
The
oil,
in
wheat
possibility
a
the Balkan
up
Allies
were
re¬
to have concentrated
upwards of 500,000 troops in
East for such an endeavor, heavy arrivals of
Australian troops in Egypt being one indication.
Turkey
Near
the
being waged
war
to
untenable, and Fin¬
were
various
ported
European
were con¬
destined
amply reflected throughout February in reports from
capitals.
The principal problem was that of
Southeastern Europe and the Near East, while the Medi¬
the
of
reported.
hastily
seems
were
selves in such waters, and one or two sinkings of the
were
and
i>rogress,
all
Conflict
conflict
another, all the European neutral
interests deeply involved
in the
or
invaded.
Russo-Finnish
the
division.
actually
other parts of the world also
the*
troops withdraw from that area.
North of Lake
Ladoga, however, they claimed the defeat and decimation
of
progress
same
stormed
nish
that the Allies were preparing to attack or blockade
Russia, but the real intent of the measure was fairly obvi¬
ous.
A number of German merchant ships scuttled them¬
rumors
type in
defense lines
and
The Petsamo defenses
was
removing
Red troops
Feb. 26.
The forts were the last defense of the City
Viborg, which the Russians virtually surrounded at the
start of March.
destroyer
16,
of
waves
the direct
on
Feb.
greater
ever
defenses, and the Koivisto Island fortifications finally fell
appeared
side
early
to
lean
in
ever
February.
sharply
more
Late
in
toward
the
the
Allied
month,
however, a
squabble occurred between Great Britain and Italy re¬
garding coal shipments in Italian bottoms from Germany
to Italy, and it is at least
possible that this reflects diplo¬
matic
difficulties
efforts
to
enlist
which
the
Allies
Italian
support,
move in
the
or
encountered
ensure
in
Italian
their
neu¬
trality, for a major
Near East.
Obviously,
Italy lio]ds the key to any such war effort,
Large-scale troop movements were noted from the Hol¬
land
side
of the border late in
February, and this occa¬
deep concern as to German intentions respecting
the srqall neutral State.
Early in March, German airplanes
sioned
shot down two
upon
spread
in any
as
Belgian airplanes, and apprehensions there¬
to
the intentions
spring movement.
These
of
German
commanders
troublesome matters,
but the Scandinavian neutrals found their
difficulties even
more
for
pronounced.
problems
the
Sweden
were
endeavored
occasioned
by
the
to
find
Russian
a
solution^
invasion
of
Finland, but finally decided to avoid official aid for binwhile permitting private aid and enlistments in the
land,
problem in
"state vessel
carrying some 300 imprisoned British seamen to the Reich,
after capture in the South Atlantic by the scuttled German
ship, Admiral Graf Spee.
The British destroyer Cossack
ignored territarial limits of Norway and several Norwegian
warships on Feb. 16, when the imprisoned men were rescued
deep within a Norwegian fjord, a number of
German sea¬
men
being killed in the course of the action.
This pro¬
voked a series of protests from Germany to Norway, and
from Norway to Great Britain, but no satisfaction was
granted anywhere, and it is possible that the settlement
of this dispute will be deferred until the end of the Euro¬
pean war.
The Scandinavian countries met at Copenhagen,
Feb. 24, for study of their mutual neutrality problems.
Finnish
Norway met a peculiar
defense corps.
the Altmark
which involved a German
case,
Italy, as the most powerful of the European neutrals,
relatively free of diplomatic encounters in the first
five months of the great European struggle, but toward
was
seemed suddenly to
still is lacking. The
facts, as reported, are simply (that Anglo-Italian trade
negotiations suddenly were suspended in February.
This
was followed on March 1 by a British decision to halt ship¬
the
of
end
7
MONTHLY EEYIEW
March, 1940]
situation
the
February
change, and an adequate explanation
civilians
including airplane bombing of helpless
old tactics,
The railway from French
Indo-China to China proper was bombed on many occasions
early in February.
Japanese military commanders claimed
for a time that they had
"trapped" great numbers of
Chinese troops, but the "trap" appears to have had an out¬
let
somewhere.
Spring weather now is approaching in
China, and military observers expect a further series of
military moves by the Japanese and Chinese, but it also
is possible that political incidents will vary the course of
in various centers of
population.
events.
America
Latin
Relatively quiet political conditions prevailed throughout
Latin America during February, possibly because the usual
"palace"
tion
intrigues
require¬
the
by
dampened
been
have
carefully neutral procedures in the world situa¬
it now exists.
Costa Rica held a national election
of
ments
as
Feb.
into power
democratic
and opposed to communism.
The European war is bring¬
ing a mild sort of prosperity to a number of Latin Amer¬
ican countries, but the tendency is still to look toward the
on
Dr.
10,
and
Rafael
United
in
"Inter-American
and
aid
This ten¬
for an
leadership.
of
elaboration
the
is
who
Guardia,
financial
reflected
was
brought
balloting
Calderon
States for
dency
quiet
the
Angel
i>lans
economic and finan¬
As
destined for Italy.
Ostensibly a move against the Reich, outlined on Feb. 7, the Bank would have a capitalization
this British decision clearly must be related to Italian de¬
of $100,000,060, to be supplied by the various countries in
velopments, for the incentive to interfere with German
accordance with their foreign trade totals of 1938.
Under
exports was well illustrated in the complete shut-down of
this scheme the Bank would, .of course, receive most of
all but the coal shipments to Italy, at the start of this
its capital from the United States.
l?he passage by the
__year^~.The -strategic- positiori-of Italy in the middle of the. -United States Congress .of the bill providing the ExportMediterranean, and the reputed desire of the Allied com¬
Import. Bank of Washington with authority to lend a fur¬
mand to operate in the Near East, give this incident un¬
ther $100,000,000 aroused keen interest in various countries
usual
significance.
Turkish
control
the
have
must
men
on
aim
free
several
attack
to
Black
the
to
access
occasions
they
Turkish spokes¬
Germany from the rear,
have
Sea.
declared
that
they are not
merely non-belligerent, and the £60,000,000
"loaned" by Great Britain to Turkey indicates clearly on
which side Turkey is "not neutral."
The possibility of
but
neutral,
Allied
an
much
is
attack
all
if any
certain
that
reported
was
lines
oil lines
Russian
it
almost
that
on
discussed, and
February
move
has been
Baku
from
of this sort develops
it
Turkey will participate.
Late in
from various Balkan centers
communication
of
cial
with
Turkey
were
inter¬
for
American
fresh
Argentina
being
having
external
cent
no
Feb.
on
bonds
to
The Turkish
war
unless
that
this
Turkish
sudden
relates to
an
Russian
policy, he said, is to stay out of the
interests
change in
Italian
Mediterranean.
a
The
are
involved.
the Turkish
decision
to retain
It
is
possible
view of the
a
free hand
change at Ankara is the
more
war
in
the
start¬
ling in view of expulsions earlier in February of German
technicians
•
employed in a Dardanelles shipyard.
Among the Balkan neutrals, Rumania found her position
by far the most difficult during February, for the oil and
wheat supplies of that country are bones of contention
between Germany and the Allies, while Bulgaria, Russia
and
Hungary would not be displeased by events which
might restore to them territories incorporated in Rumania
made
was
two
on
Rumania.
appeared
to
German troops, on the other hand, have
the northern border of the country, ostensibly
the railway connection running through the
But
on
protect
Polish
sweep
occupied by Soviet Russia after the German
Poland, and Rumanian authorities also en¬
placate Berlin.
Fearful of the results of the
area
over
deavored
to
conflict, Rumania brought
more
and
more
men
in
February, and by the beginning of March
to
be almost
completely mobilized for
war
under
was
arms
reported
developments.
Hardly
a
change of note
East
1940
after
on
area
was
concerned
Jan. 26, aroused the greatest concern
in the Island Em¬
pire, where it apparently was thought that the step would
be followed by an embargo on war materials
shipments
from the United States. * So
seriously was the situation
regarded that a Cabinet change occurred in
Japan in Janutry.
But more than a month now has passed since the
treaty
lapsed, and no measures have been taken by the
Washington Govertomknt.
Apprehensions are dwindling
in Japan, and the United States is
losing "face" in the
Far E&st.
The invaders of China rapidly resumed all their
0%
dollar
re¬
move
dollar
The Colombian Ambassador
loans
Feb. 12 that
on
Government
his
of
will
are
be
to
.
held
with
the
Foreign
Bondholders
Steel Trade—Non-Ferrous Metals
The
steel
ward
trade
trend
prices.
of
announced
steel
continuance
a
production, with
of
low
new
the
down¬
steel
scrap
Increased activity was reported in the non-ferrous
metals markets.
The
"Iron
Age" of Feb. 22 stated in part
follows:
"Although steel ingot output continues to de¬
cline, the drops are becoming less precipitous, indicating,
perhaps, that a leveling off process may come within the
as
next few
ments
There have
weeks.
cancellations
of
tonnage
have been
Meanwhile,
been
mill
on
requested in quite
business
new
is
relatively few outright
but deferred ship¬
books,
not
number of instances.
a
showing
gains.
At best
aggregate volume of incoming tonnage represents 40%
50% of capacity, while in some cases it is not that good.
the
to
Most of the current
vidually small."
the
last
few
enough
or
of
new
days.
fill-in
are
lots which
the
enough
of
indi¬
are
same
publica¬
"A noticeable change for the better in
steel orders has occurred within the
While
large
nor
orders
In its issue of Feb. 29 the
said, in part :
volume
the
improvement
to
be
is
conclusive
downward
trend
of
neither
broad
evidence
the
of
past
a
two
three months,
decline
in
halted.
it is, at any rate, the first sign that the
buying and in production may have been
new
Taken
in
conjunction with other factors, such as
upward trend in automobile manufacturing, an increas¬
ingly good export trade, the approach of spring, the sta¬
bility of the price structure, and the fact that the 'Iron
Age' steel scrap composite price is unchanged for the first
the
since
time
mid-January,
slight though it is,
^
at present
have
the
betterment
in
order
volume,
may be of more significance than,
be established.
consumers
also
can
Inquiries for steel from domestic
appeared
in
larger numbers,
indicat¬
ing, perhaps, the working down of inventories,
though some
are suspected of 'feeling out' the market to deter¬
mine the strength of prices.
Current export sales and
buyers
pros¬
for further
within
reported in February in the
directly in the Japanese inva¬
sion of a vast portion of China.
The termination of the
1911 trade treaty between the United States and
Japan,
Far Eastern
American
Latin
in
one
Protective Council.
pects
Far
February.
Only
be
general reversal
British pressure clearly was
applied to prevent shipment of oil, and especially of avia¬
tion gasoline, from Rumania to Germany.
British, French
and American capital chiefly is interested in the Rumanian
oil
fields, which makes the problem a difficult one for
loans.
1940 at half the contractual rate, while $400,000
provided for market purchases and subsequent
cancellation of the bonds.
Negotiations for debt' service
would
however, also centers
wheat riches available there.
in
themselves
be paid in
tion
Rumania, because of the oil and
proved
Venezuela
and
exception
debts—have
longingly
countries—
the
of
most
honorable
an
known to look
are
But
Washington, Dr. Gabriel Turbay, stated
interest
after the World War.
There is little immediate prospect,
however, of any conflict between the Balkan States, owing
to the threat of involvement in the larger European con¬
flict, most observers contend.
That threat of involvement,
on
0
loans.
unworthy of additional
adjustment of defaults on
toward
29 that his country has no intention
of attacking Russia and has no reason to expect
attack.
special
a
years
rupted, and that mobilization had been ordered at Ankara.
But the Turkish Premier, Refik
Seydam. declared in a
radio address
Bank," by
advisory committee of all the American republics.
south of the Rio Grande which
developments were watched narrowly, owing to
of the Dardanelles exercised by that country.
the Allies
If
Italian bottoms,
coal from Rotterdam in
ments of German
some
of
expansion are attracting more attention
industry than the domestic situation.
With
companies^ February export totals
any
war
the
month
caused
a
withstanding
since September,
rush
the
will exceed those
when the outbreak of the
of
foreign buyers to this market.
difficulty of doing business with
countries
ficial
owing to
exchange restrictions
barriers, the total volume from all
encouraging.
The
growing
volume
of
and
world
war
other
arti¬
sources
orders
placed
Not¬
some
is
being
in Canada, together with normal non-war
require¬
ments, has fillediip Dominion mills for some
months, caus¬
ing a larger overflow of steel orders into the
United States.
Among important steel-using
industries, the automobile in¬
dustry is outstandingly the most active.
Railroad equip¬
ment demand, more or less dormant
since the heavy buving
last
fall, has
sprung to life in
a
moderate way."
Tin-plate
MONTHLY REVIEW
8
production at the close of February was at the rate of
approximately 55% of capacity, as against 65% at the end
of January.
The "Iron Age" steel scrap composite price
was reduced on Feb. 6 from $17.33 a gross ton to $17.08;
on Feb. 13 to $17.00, and on Feb. 20 to $16.71, or approxi¬
mately the lexel of Sept. 12, 1939, which was the first
week of the sharp rise that followed the outbreak of war.
the close
At
The "Iron Age" composite prices of
and pig iron remained at 2.261c. a pound
gross ton, respectively, as compared with
steel
and
$22.61
a
2.286c. for finished
65.9% for the week beginning Feb. 26, 1940 (the lowest
since the week of Sept. 4, 1939, when operations were
reported at approximately 58.6% of capacity), and com¬
with 67.1% for the week beginning Feb. 19, 1940;
68.8% for the preceding seven-day period; 71.7% for the
week beginning Feb. 5, 1940, and 77.3% for the week be¬
pares
At the close of February, 1939, opera¬
be at the rate of approximately
55.8% of capacity; in the last week of February, 1938,
at 29.3%, and in the like weeks of 1937, 1936, 1935 and
1934, the rates were 85.8%, 52.0%, 47.9% and 45.7%, re¬
ginning Jan. 29,1940.
reported
were
to
spectively.
metals,
As to non-ferrous
"Metal and Mineral Markets"
reported during the month in substance as follows:
Buy¬
during the week ended Feb. 27,
1940, following the excitement of the previous seven-day
period that involved an increase in price and heavy sales.
During the holiday week ended Feb. 27 a total of 9,045 tons
of copper were sold in the domestic market, as against
112,425 tons in the previous week, 14,899 tons in the week
ended Feb. 13, and 7,078 tons in the week ended Feb. 6.
Domestic copper sales amounted to 141,920 tons for the
ing of copper moderated
full
the
Feb.
to
month
27,
month
which
of
with 24,987 tons for
and 29,211 tons in December.
compares
January
Shipments of domestic refined copper during February are
estimated by the trade to be between 80,000 and 85,000
against 91,428 tons in January.
tons,
After declining from
11.62%c. to 11.25c. a pound, Connecticut Valley,
the
of copper was
price
increased
Feb.
on
Feb. 7,
to 11.50c.
20
Feb.
28, when sales totaled 12,214 tons, which contrasts
with 15,767 tons during the week ended Feb. 21; 12,632 tons
during the week ended Feb. 14, and 1,600 tons during the
week ended Feb. 7.
The quotation for lead, after dropping
on Feb. 7 from '5.25c. to 5.00c., New York,
on Feb. 28 was
at
the
5.25c.
level.
Demand
for
zinc
im¬
proved during the week ended Feb. 24 on nervousness over
the price situation, with sales for common grades amount¬
ing to 9,431 tons, against 1,161 tons in the preceding sevenday period, 1,855 tons in the week ended Feb. 10, and 1,016
in
tons
the
week
ended
Feb.
3.
Shipments of common
grades of zinc for the week ended Feb. 24 involved 4,018
tons, against 3,237 tons the week before, 3,733 tons in the
week ended Feb. 10, and 3,964 tons in the week ended
Feb. 3.
Effective Feb. 26, the quotation for zinc was raised
one-quarter cent to 6.14c., New York, or to the same price
that was m effect .prior to Jan. 22.
Tin prices were higher
at
the close of the month, reflecting the firmer undertone
in the London market and better buying here, and closed
on
Feb. 20 at 47.75c., New York, which compares with
45.75c.
on
Jan. 31.
The International
Tin
Committee met
London
in
on Feb. 26 and fixed the export quota for the
quarter of 1940 at 80% of standard tonnages, as
against 120% the rate agreed upon for the first quarter.
second
Lumber Movement
According to reports to the National Lumber Manufac¬
turers Association
from
regional associations covering the
operations of representative hardwood and softwood mills,
lumber
production during the week ended Feb. 24, 1940,
0.1% less than in the previous week, shipments were
3% less, and new business 1% less.
Compared with the
corresponding week of 1939, production, shipments and new
was
business showed
tively.
average
an
increase of
11%, 2%, and 22%,
respec¬
The industry stood at 67% of the seasonal weekly
of 1929 production and 65% of average *1929 ship¬
ments.
Reported production, shipments and
eight
4%
weeks
and
ended
9% in
Feb.
excess of
24;' 1940,
the
new
were,
same
orders
for
respectively,
figures for the
the
9%,
corre¬
sponding period of 1939.
For the eight weeks of 1940 new
business was 10% above and shipments were 6% above
production.
The ratio of unfilled orders to gross stocks
was 21% on Feb. 24, 1940,
compared with 16% a year ago.
Unfilled
orders
last year ;
gross
were
24% heavier than
were 4% less.
at
the
same
time
stocks
In the week ended Feb. 24, 1940, a total of 508 mills
pro¬
duced 202,586,000 feet of softwoods and hardwoods com¬
bined; shipped 193,311,000 feet, and booked orders of 194,323,000 feet.
Revised figures for the four preceding weeks
follow:
537
522
530
Jan.j 27, 1940
198.592,000
215.044,000
211,490,000
189,938,000
(Feet)
204,565.000
203,296.000
207,018,000
209,405,000
..
Hides, Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of Boston, in its
29, comments
Letter," under date of Feb.
"New England
these mar¬
upon
kets as follows:
"Shoe
relatively
maintained at a
been
has
production
ber
New
rising prices.
against
protection
a
as
business
staples has been dull for some time, however, and the
industry has had to rely upon spring novelty lines for the
bulk of its business.
A cautious attitude regarding retail
in
agree on prices has
hand-to-mouth basis.
Preliminary estimates for production in February accord¬
ingly indicate a less than seasonal rise over January.
Some new business is being placed for delivery in April
and May, and prices, while showing no real improvement,
are
expected soon to advance in some lines.
"Tanners report a quiet business, and prices of many
leathers have shown a softening tendency.
Backlogs which
Were built up in September have been worked down to a
low level, and finished cattle hide leathers have accumu¬
with
trade
caused
buyers to operate on a
view
lated
in
demand.
leathers
inability to
consequent
a
many
with
the failure
of
have
of
of
Producers
to, curtail Jm.line
tanners
the"
expensive upper
demand more
more
brought output into line with
than have sole leather tanners.
"Spot hide1 prices firmed during the first two weeks of
February under the influence of a rising futures market.
Most of the buying, however, has been by traders whose
readily
purchases ultimately must find their way back into the
spot market.
Heavy native steers are currently quoted
13c.
at
pound as compared with 16 %c. at the end of
although the seasonal differential in quality
per
September,
between the two months accounts for much
"In Buenos
on
Buying of lead, which had been active for a period of two
weeks, continued at a high rate during the week ended
reestablished
194,521,000
191.849,000
185,787,000
178,408,000
January is estimated to liave been 17% above the 10-year
average for that month due in part
to the substantial
orders for staple footwear which were placed in Septem¬
rate
tions
544
---
of steel companies having approxi¬
of the industry, according
Institute, was scheduled
mately 97% of the steel capacity
to the American Iron and Steel
at
17, 1940
Feb. 10, 1940
Feb.
3, 1940
Orders Received
(Feet)
high rate thus far this year, although activity has not been
uniform among the various types of footwear.
Output in
operating rate
The
Shipments,
steel and $20.61 for pig iron in Febru¬
of last year.
ary
Production,
(Feet)
Mills
Week Ended
Feb.
1939, steel scrap was quoted at
of February,
$15.08 a gross ton.
finished
No. of
p
of the decline.
Aires, where the current take-off is of prime
quality, the trend of prices has been slightly upwards
on
a
are
Argentine steers now
priced at 16%c., duty paid in New York after allowing
for
the
European
good volume of
recent
buying.
in
increase1
rates."
freight
Grains
Prices for wheat displayed easiness during the early part
of
the
past month, and after a
sumed
downward
a
tendency.
sharp recovery again
A
continued
lack
of
re¬
new
price-raising influences caused a continuance of the liqui¬
dating movement at the outset.
Crop news was featureless,
and there were reports of beneficial rains and snows in
sections
important
of
indication
snow
wheat
came
belt.
with
The
first
reports from
would suggest a more active demand for
wheat, and especially so in view of the
Argentine crop.
belief
the
duction
in
Private estimates appeared to
that
con¬
that the Argentine pro¬
below the output of last sea¬
quarters
many
will be considerably
Indications
European
warfare would
likely be¬
intensified in the spring also made sellers more
less cautious.
However, neither the adverse European
come
or
trend
possible extensive damage to European winter
as a result of extreme cold and inadequate
covering.
Naturally, a prospective decrease in Euro¬
small
son.
in
crops
pean production
North American
firm
winter
the
of
abroad
wheat
of
reversal
a
more
outlook
the war caused any unusually heavy in¬
export demand, and with improved domestic
weather and crop conditions, offerings increased and prices
against reacted.
The reports of an unfavorable European
crop outlook were partly offset by estimates placing the
crop
in
creases
Australian
last
nor
the
at 210,448,000 bushels,
crop
compared with the
official estimate of
186,500,000 bushels.
Furthermore,
the liquidation of loan wheat appeared to be
assuming
larger proportions.
The maturity date of the loans is
drawing closer
and
Washington
officials
have
denied
that
rumors
extension
contemplated.
of wheat held
rye,
to a
Thus, it
on
of
the
was
maturity date was being
predicted that the liquidation
loans is
large extent,
likely to increase. Corn, oats and
followed the trend of wheat.
In
regard
to corn, the inactivity of demand for export, the
large supply, and the fact that the hog-corn ratio has be¬
increasingly unfavorable for corn constituted the
depressing influences.
In Chicago the May
wheat option closed on Feb. 29 at 103c. as
against an
opening of 96c. on Feb. 1.
At Winnipeg the May wheat
option closed on Feb. 29 at 89 %c. as against an opening
of 84 ^c. on Feb. 1.
May corn in Chicago closed on Feb. 29
at 56% c. compared with an opening of 55
%c. on Feb. 1.
come
chief
price
May
oats
38 j^c.
with
on
an
closed
Feb.
1.
at
•
40 %c.
May
opening of 66c.
compared
rye
on
with
an
closed at 66%c.
opening of
as
compared
Feb. 1.
Sugar
More
market
less narrow price fluctuations characterized
the
for sugar "futures" during the
or
feature during the month
past
was
month.
The
the_ surprise announcement
MONTHLY REVIEW
March, 1940]
25
Feb.
on
by
nal
quota
Dec.
29
1940
for
and
Wallace that the
Secretary of Agriculture
quota was to be reduced
6,725,100
of
The origi¬
by 117,355 short tons.
tons
announced
was
on
Secretary then stated that some adjust¬
ment might be necessary when consumer requirements be¬
came more clarified.
This development, however, failed to
cause more than a temporary flurry in prices.
There was
some buying for speculative account, which soon subsided.
The $ugar trade appeared to interpret the reduction as a
"token" cut, and as an indication that the Government
was
"friendly" toward the market.
The reduction never¬
the
theless
was
rise
prices.
in
not
sufficient
Demand
to
for
than
more
cause
limited
a
continued- inactive, and
raws
the grinding season now under way in Cuba increased
supplies of raws should be available to the market.
Fur¬
thermore, refiners appear to be well supplied with raws.
with
A
minor
blow
to
frosts
recent
in
the
consumption
the
South
outlook
which
scored by
was
fruit
destroyed
crops,
erable
steadiness, and prices were able to regain part of
previous month's losses.
Early in the month the an¬
the
nouncement, made late in January, concerning the discon¬
tinuance of cotton
ther
in
securities and
small
exclusive of duty:
On Feb. 1 ex-store at 1.90c.;
Feb. 10,
on
port movement
supplied
was
well
as
temporary
scarcity
of
let-up
of
that
stocks.
1.
the
quoted.
was
general
-during the
levels.
trend
past
in
market
the
month
Liquidation
March
"futures"
coffee
for
slightly
towards
was
contracts
lower
was
price
feature.
a
Although spot markets ruled comparatively steady, roasters
purchased sparingly.
The cold wave throughout the coun¬
try caused some pick-up in the consuming demand, but the
volume
No.
was
Santos
7
sufficient to
not
cause
great enthusiasm.
any
quoted on Feb. 29 at 6^c.@6%c., the
against 6%c.@6%c. Dec. 29; 6%c.@
6%c. Nov. 30; 6%c.@6%c. Oct. 31; 6%c.@7c. Sept.
30;
6%c.@6%c. Aug. 31; 6%c. July 31, the same as on June 30,
against 6%c. May 31; 6%c. April 29 (April 30 was Sun¬
same
day)
as
on
was
Jan.
31,
6%c. March 31, and 7c. Feb. 28.
;
No.
7
Rio
wras
quoted
Feb.
on
Jan. 31; 5%c. Dec. 29; 5%c. Nov.
and
29 at 5%c. against 5%c.
30, the
Sept. 30, against 5%c. Aug. 31, the
June 30; 5%c. May 31, the same
and
March 31, and
same as on
same
as
on
Oct. 31
July 31
April 29 and
as
on
5%e. Feb. 28.
Rubber
Crude
rubber
during
the
first
half
of
February rallied
moderately,
chiefly under the influence of favorable ad¬
vices from the London market attributed to active demand
from England and Continental sources for
spot
and
short
to
covering
in
the
March
position.
material,
Additional
supporting factors were scattered purchases by tire fac¬
tories, cable reports that freight rates from Hongkong to
New York would be increased, and the
release of the
United
States
to 54,978 tons,
consumption figures for January amounting
and exceeding previous trade estimates by a
substantial margin.
Subsequently the market assumed a
waiting attitude, and prices receded, pending the delibera¬
tions
of
which
International
Rubber
Regulation Committee,
Feb. 20 decided to leave the
export quota for the
quarter unchanged at 80%, ruling at the same time
on
second
that
the
additional
no
new
planting
from
January,
1939,
to
December, 1940, will be permitted.
The quota decision,
although generally expected, was followed by moderate
trade and commission house
a
reversal
in the
the continued
large
ex¬
in
a
kets
was
to
mild
users
by
a
because
of
11.33c.
of
was
10.89c.
10.81c.
Feb.
on
Feb. 3,
26,
and
Business in the gray cloths mar¬
moderate revival
a
York
low
a
high
a
also
planning to cur¬
further accumulation
New
to
caused
were
prevent
reaction
and
dull during most of the month, but late in
very
the period
exports
domestic mills
order
Spot cotton here in
After
of
appeared
to
of
buying by converters and
be getting
under way, partly be¬
of successive price recessions conceded by the
mills,
and in part
owing to the fact that supplies in users' hands
selling, and additional
had
been
permitted
sink
to
below
normal
levels.
Print
cloth
at Fall River for 28-inch 64x60's was marked
downFeb. 9 from 4%c. to 4c., at which
figure it stood Feb. 29.
The price of 27-inch cloth 60x64's was
3%c. Feb.
on
29,
with
pared
S^4c.
Feb.
4c.
29
Jan.
31,
against
and
8V2C.
Osnaburgs
Jan.
31.
were
com¬
quoted
at
The
report of the
Census Bureau, issued Feb. 14 and
covering the month of
January, showed that cotton consumption reached a new
high record for that month, and moreover
was, with the
exception of March, 1937, the largest for any month on
record.
The
amount consumed in
January was given as
730,143 bales of lint and 91,057 bales of linters, compared
with 652,695 bales of lint and
104,687 bales of linters in
December, 1939, and 598,132 bales of lint and 65,622 bales
of
linters in
January, 1939.
The
woolen goods markets continued to be
dominated by
between-season influences, and mill
operations showed a
further tapering off.
Prices, however, ruled steady, re¬
flecting the receipt of numerous fill-in orders from
clothing
manufacturers, and continued satisfactory reports about
sales.
Trading in women's wear materials remained
fairly a_ctive, under the influence of the steadily
expanding
movement of finished goods in
distributive channels.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted Feb. 29
retail
at
$3.00@$3.05 against $3.10@$3.15 Jan. 31;
$4.50@$4.55
$3.43@$3.48 Nov. 30; $3.55@$3.60 Oct. 31; $3.10@
$3.15 Sept. 30; $2.65@$2,70 Aug. 31;
$2.70@$2.75 July 31;
$2.51 @$2.56 June 30; $2.58@$2.63 May 31;
$2.46@$2.51
April 29 (April 30 was a Sunday) ;
$2.10@$2.25 March 31,
and $2.20@$2.25 Feb. 28.
Dec. 30;
In
the
extra
case
were
of
the
quoted at
20-22
deniers
Japanese crack double
$2,91@$2.96 Feb. 29, against $3.03@
$3.08 Jan. 31; $4.43@$4.48 Dec. 30;
$3.41@$i3.46 Nov. 30;
$3.47@$3.52 Oct. 31; $2.94@$2.99 Sept. 30;
$2.50@$2.55
Aug. 31; $2.58@$2.63 July 31; $2.49@$2.54 June
30; $2.56@
$2.61 May 31; $2.39@$2,44 April 29;
$2.13@$2.18 March 31,
and
$2.25@$2.30 Feb. 28.
Petroleum and Its Products
pressure
exerted
was
through heavy liquidation in the March de¬
Late in the month prices steadied somewhat under
livery.
the influence of renewed
purchases by tire factories.
Ribbed smoked sheets for
spot delivery were quoted at
18 9/16c. asked Feb. 29 against
18%c. asked Jan. 31; lO^c.
asked Dec. 29; 20%c. asked Nov.
30; 20%c. asked Oct. 31;
21c. asked Sept. 30; 16%c. asked
Aug. 31; 16%c. asked
July 31; 16y2c. asked June 30; 16 ll/16c. asked
May 31;
16c. asked April 29 (April 30 was
Sunday) ; 15%c. asked
March 31, and 16%c. asked Feb. 28.
Textiles
The
textile trades continued
inactive, with between-seainfluences, adverse weather conditions, and the further
recession in industrial activities
forming the chief retard¬
ing factors.
Retail business experienced a
perceptible set¬
back, the degree of which was closely related to weather
son
conditions prevailing in the various sections of
the country.
Apparel lines were least affected, whereas other
divisions,
such
as
home-furnishings,
public buying power,
ment.
Wholesale
felt
due to
trading
the
results
of
decreasing
slackening industrial employ¬
profited
somewhat
by fill-in
merchants, apropos of preparations for the
demand.
Generally, however, wholesalers as
orders of retail
pre-Easter
well as retailers maintained their
cautious
in view of the many
buying attitude,
uncertainties, both domestic and inter¬
surrounding the nearby business outlook.
Mod¬
erately optimistic opinions with regard to the future vol¬
national,
ume
continued
cause
Coffee
The
by
volume
other
of 4.40c. to 4.50c.
range
started
shipping facilities,
some
operations
Feb.
in
available
until Feb.
a
the
reports that domestic mills, not¬
withstanding slackening sales, continued to maintain opera¬
tions at high levels.
In the closing days of the month a
slightly easier trend got under way, chiefly owing to a
the quotation rallied to
closed at 11.20c. Feb. 29.
28, when
did
as
as
February shipment at 1.92c.; on Feb. 23, March shipment
2.00c.; on Feb. 26, March shipment at 1.98c. and 1.97c.,
and on Feb. 28, prompt shipment at 1.95c.
The wholesale
price for refined, immediate delivery, was quoted at 4.50c.
at
market,
cloth
other commodities
favorable factor
tail
of
the
in
domestic
price trend which, subsequently, became slightly accelerated
owing to fair-sized short covering operations. An additional
indicating smaller sugar requirements from canners in the
during the month were
volume and consisted of the following, all c. & f.
the
business, and further heavy
selling from foreign sources.
A let-up in the latter, and a
general moderate improvement in the price structure of
spring.
raw sugars
export subsidy payments had some fur¬
repercussions
dulness
of minors
Sales of Cuban
9
of business
predicated
retailers'
sound
on
the
entertained, however, in many quarters,
realization
inventories
condition
for the
are
better.
and
of
need
that wholesalers'
merchandise are in
replenishment, at
Raw cotton in
as
well
as
thoroughly
the first
turn
February displayed consid¬
vied
Texas
with
Washington for the headlines in the
petroleum news during February as the Federal
Courts ruled the proration setup for the East
Texas field
domestic
unconstitutional
and
the
Cole hearings in
Washington
State-industry front against the planned
legislation which would place the petroleum industry under
showed
a
united oil
Federal control.
AlsoTnewsworthy was the fact that for the first time in
history, the Texas Railroad Commission ignored the recom¬
mendations of the United States Bureau of Mines in
setting
the allowable for March.
Quick to follow was Louisiana
and oil men feared that the movement
might become general
with a resulting swell in crude oil production.
A three-judge Federal Court ruled in a
decision handed
down in Austin late in the month that the
Texas Railroad
Commission!order covering production in the East Texas
the basis of three-fourths of the production allow¬
field
on
able,
on a per
well basis,
was unreasonable and unconstitu¬
A court order granting a permanent
injunction to
the Humble Oil & Refining Co. and the Rowan & Nichols
Oil Co. was staved off by news that the Commission would
tional.
appeal the decision. In making known the court's decision,
Presiding Judge^ Sibley said that the Court's general conclu¬
sions were not final, and it reserved the
right to make more
definite rulings later.
|&The decision ruled that the contentions
of the two
com-
panies^ involved in the litigation that the
present order's
provisions making an allocation of 20 barrels for each well,
other than marginals, and prorating the remainder
according
formula, works inequitably against the properties with
greater reserves, but expressly sustained the present top
to a
allowable for East Texas field
as
set
by the Commission.
It
MONTHLY REVIEW
10
•was
well law is not invalid but the
significant because it is prescribed for
ruled that the marginal
20-barrel quota is not
"perishing" wells.
'
Early in the month, the Texas Railroad Commission an¬
nounced that it would rescind the 7-day production week
which had been restored February 1 for the first time in
,
many
Chairman Lon A. Smith
months.
announced that he
Jerry Sadler and E. O.
Thompson home from Washington, where they were testi¬
fying before the Cole sub-committee, to sign the new orders
restoring a five-day production week.
When Mr. Sadler
and Mr. Thomspon returned to Texas, the picture changed
and it was announced that the 7-day production week would
would
summon
fellow Commissioners
remain in effect.
*
•
Th* substantial increase
in the March allowable for Texas
and State representatives who
held that the States, through the
exercise of their police powers, can protect, and in most
instances, do protect petroleum reserves against waste.
Should the Cole bill be enacted and be sustained by the
as
other
did
Governors
testified at the hearings,
against the certain tests that would be made,
said "I predict it will prove the entering
wedge for those who seek Federal control of all production
and industry."
Toward the end of the month, political gossip in Wash¬
Courts
Governor Phillips
ington
was
freely predicting that the Cole measure, at least
in its present form, has little chance of becoming law during
the current session of Congress.
It was pointed out that the
oppositon shown the measure by the spokesmen
oil-producing States makes the bill too much of a
"hot potato" for a year as important in politics as 1940 will
be.
Republicans, naturally, can not be expected to support
sustained
for
the
Railroad Commission in the final week of
for the recommendations
Mines aroused fear in the any measure which would place any industry under Federal
control.
Democrats probably would prefer not to have to
industry that this move might precipitate a wide-spread vote on the
bill, and its proponents are reported unwilling
disregard of the recommendations of the Federal agency to risk a
sharp defeat, preferring to wait until conditions are
which might result in excessive production of crude oil
more favorable for pushing the bill.
throughout the nation.
E. O. Thompson, of the Com¬
A bitter attack, challenging the constitutionality of the
mission, pointed out that the March raise was due to the
Cole bill, was initiated by Jack Blalock, Houston attorney,
fact that demand in Texas for crude had risen to the point
representing the members of the Interstate Oil Compact
where withdrawals from storage totaled 900,000 barrels in
Commission.
In making his onslaught, which was preceded
the same week that the Bureau issued its recommendations.
by a brief resume of similar attempts to pass such legislation
The Texas Railroad Commission set the March allowable
in Congress, Mr. Blalock pointed out that he would not make
for the State at 1,479,521 barrels, which was approximately
any effort to show the undesirability of the legislation or the
90,000 barrels above the February 1 allowable. The Bureau
lack of necessity for its passage, but would confine himself
of Mines recommended a 40,000-barrel reduction in output
to the legal questions involved and to showing that the bill
in the Lone Star State during February in its regular monthly
was uncontitutional.
market demand estimates.
Illinois, which during February
"The exclusive power to regulate production of crude oil
increased production to the point where it threatened Okla¬
rests in the Sovereign State itself
through a reasonable
homa's position as third-largest
producer, has no State exercise of its
police power," he argued.
Contending that
control and therefore does not follow the Federal recom¬
under the Constitution, authority of Congress to provide
mendations.
However, the industry felt that Oklahoma,
for national defense is limited to the imposition and collection
Kansas and Michigan might follow the lead of Texas and
of taxes, Mr. Blalock stated that his interpretations had
Louisiana in ignoring the Bureau's recommendations in
been adopted by the courts in numerous decisions.
setting future allowable schedules.
"Does this bill provide for the laying and collection of
Daily average market demand for crude oil in the domestic
taxes, duties, imposts and excises for the purpose of providing
market during March was estimated by the United States
funds for the common defense?" he asked.
"It does not.
Bureau of Mines at 3,500,000 barrels, a monthly total of
The bill in no manner brings into operation
the taxing
108,250,000 barrels.
The March allowable represented an
power of Congress; on the contrary, it just boldy purports
increase of 4.5% over actual market demand in the compar¬
to regulate the production of petroleum.
Testing the bill,
able 1939 period but was 28,400 barrels under the figure
therefore, in the language of Section 8 (1) as interpreted and
representing estimated market demand during February.
defined by the framers of the Constitution itself and by our
The report indicated that the disappointing showing for
United States courts, we must conclude that it cannot be
March was due to the record high holdings of gasoline.
sustained under the 'National defense' theory.
Congress
Organized opposition to the Cole bill, which would place
does not have the authority to enact provisions contained
the petroleum industry under Federal control, was shown at
in H. R. 7372 under the authority of Section 8(1), Article 1
the meetings held by the special House Interstate and
of the Constitution of the United States."
Foreign Commerce sub-committee in Washington during
While admitting that the Constitution delegates to the
most of February.
Representative Cole, who also is chair¬
Congress the power to regulate interstate commerce, he
man
of the special sub-committee, introduced the legis¬
argued that production of oil from the ground is neither
lation at the last session of Congress with the support of
"interstate commerce" nor even "commerce" and no au¬
President Roosevelt who at that time said that he believed
thority accrues to the Federal government until the oil
that such legislation was necessary for the proper conserva¬
starts to move from the production point.
He suggested
tion of the nation's natural resources.
that the Federal government could constitutionally provide
When the hearings began early in February, Chairman
for the national defense by "conserving oil in the lands
Cole made public in Washington a report from C. C. Brown,
already owned by the United States and by purchasing
a Federal Power Commission engineer, which was an out¬
ordered by the
February without consideration
of the United States Bureau of
#
right demand for complete Governmental control of pro¬
duction of oil.
Mr. Brown's report to the Commission,
which had not yet been acted upon by the Federal Power
agency, was
in direct Contradiction of the claims
advanced
Compact Commission
and representatives of the oil-producing States that the
States were "capable of running their own affairs, and the
national defense setup is not adversely affected by the
presence of State-controlled production of oil."
"It is my definite opinion," said Mr. Brown in his report,
"that the proper and adequate conservation of petroleum,
natural gas and other hydro-carbons, cannot be satisfactor¬
ily accomplished through State control, either individually
or by means of State compacts."
In view of this, he pointed
out, "it is therefore my recommendation that appropriate
Federal legislation be enacted completely controlling the
production, conservation and wastage of pertoleum, natural
gas and other hydro-carbons in the United States."
by the members of the Interstate Oil
Mr. Brown's report was
quickly seized upon by opponents
definite proof that the primary
interest of the Government had from the start been for
Federal control of the oil industry.
Since the Brown report
of
the
Cole
measure
as
holds that petroleum and natural gas, unlike coal, metals
and other solid minerals, are "migratory commodities that
do not respect State
mean
a new
slant
on
lines," oil
mean
feared that this might
based on
the Government's approach,
the contention that oil deposits are in interstate commerce
and therefore subject to Federal control.
Governor Leon C. Phillips, of Oklahoma,
chairman of the
Interstate Oil
the first witness to testify at the hearings on
ington.
newly-elected
Compact Commission, was
Feb. 5 in Wash¬
He told the sub-committee that the exercise of
the
the Cole
would be
confiscatory and which would violate the fifth amendment
to the Constitution which guarantees that no person shall
be deprived of property without due course of law.
"Since the bill grants such powers, I am convinced that
it is unconstitutional," he pointed out.
Governor Phillips,
broad rights granted the Federal government in
bill would result in rules and regulations which
oil-bearing lands from others."
That the industry itself opposes the Cole bill was made
strikingly clear in the testimony of George A. Hill Jr.,
President of the Houston Oil Co., first industry witness to
testify before the sub-committee.
committee that the Cole bill "must
of
a
general program of reducing
Mr. Hill told the sub¬
be considered as a part
and submerging free initia¬
independent enterprise into a general system of
government regulated and managed economy."
In sup¬
porting this contention, Mr. Hill pointed out that the Colabill is not backed by either oil producing States or the oil
industry, that the Federal Government is now exercising its
constitutional powers to support the Interstate Oil Compact
Commission, and that Federal legislation cannot be extended
tive
and
further
without
supplanting powers now
exercised by the
States.
Representative Wesley E. Disney, of Oklahoma, testified
opposition to the Cole bill in final hearings at month-end.
"If the proof shows that there is a clear, positive, unim¬
peachable, overwhelming, need for this legislation, based
upon our actual, immediate, possibly national peril, it would
still be unwise to consider this bill favorably except as a
last possible necessity," he declared.
"It plays right into
the hands of those who believe that the States are and ought
in
to be obsolescent."
Paul E, Hadlick, counsel for the National Oil Marketers
Association, told the sub-committee that the opposition of
this group was due to its belief that with the exception of
State laws designed to prevent actual physical waste, there
should be
no
regulation of production of
crude oil by either
"Our petition to this
committee," he added, "is that you repeal the legislation
that has already been proven to aid the oil monopoly.
We
ask you not to carry that control further as proposed in
H. R. 7372." Frank Buttram, President of the Independent
Petroleum Association, also spoke in opposition.
The House Appropriations Committee issued a ruling
early in the month that was generally construed as a defeat,
for the government in its aim to take over submerged oil
the States
or
the Federal government.
lands.
of
to
The Committee recommended that the Department
Justice
in any attempts to establish
Federal claims to submerged oil lands within the boundaries
of the States through litigation based upon "doubtful or at
least theoretical construction of law."
The action of the
Appropriations Committee, thoroughly unexpected, was
generally interpreted as a direct slap at the Administration.
During the past several years, the Government has been
seeking to establish a Federal claim to submerged oil lands,
mainly on the California and Texas coasts, on the basis that
the national defense value of these properties entitled it to
spend
11
MONTHLY REVIEW
March, 1940]
no
money
control of them.
bonds of
1940-43, outstanding in the amount of $352,993,450,
would
be called for redemption on June 15, 1940.
He indi¬
cated at the same time that holders of the bonds might be
offered, prior to the redemption date, an opportunity to
exchange them for other Treasury securities.
The assump¬
tion in the market was that the Secretary would make an
exchange
offer
for
called
these
bonds
March
on
15
and
would, in addition, give holders of the $728,428,400 of 1%%
maturing June, 15, 1940, the privilege of exchange
notes
for
a
must
issue
new
take
on
care
notes which
not
were
March
the
15
March
on
of
The
date.
tax
the
Treasury
$77,182,000 of 1%%
exchanged in December for the 2*4%
Illinois moved up to within
striking distance of Oklahoma, bonds or the 1% notes then offered. The Treasury has no
long-ranking third largest oil producer in the country, during bond or note maturity between June and December of
February when production continued to reach record heights this year.
each week.
The American Petroleum Institute report for
The Federal Intermediate Credit banks sold on Feb. 16
the week ended Feb. 24 [Latest available figures at month$23,450,000 of %% consolidated debentures, of which $21,end.—Ed.
Note] showed Illinois production at 414,200 000,000 was offered publicly and $2,450,000 was sold within
barrels.
The obligations were dated March 1 and fall
Daily average production over the Jan. 27-Feb. 24 the system.
period showed a gain of 120,500 barrels to 3,732,100 barrels. due on Dec. 2, 1940.
The Federal Intermediate Credit
Stocks of domestic and foreign crude oils were up
1,589,000^ banks used $20,200,000 of the funds so raised to meet a
barrels during the Jan. 29-Feb. 17 period, totaling 238,maturity on March 1, and used the remaining $3,250,000 as
new capital.
928,000 barrels at the latter date.
As of the close of business March 1, $189,The Mexican situation showed little change during the
975,000 of these debentures were outstanding.
month although it was unofficially reported at month-end
Secretary Morgenthau stated on Feb. 15 that market
that Consolidated Oil had reached an agreement with the
transactions in Government securities for
Treasury invest¬
Cardenas Administration.
Internally, the Mexican Govern¬ ment accounts in January resulted in net sales of $9,475,000
ment was not doing too well in the oil industry with President
as against net sales of
$3,157,000 in December.
Cardenas asking workers in the petroleum industry to take
The Treasury Department issued on Feb. 5 a memoran¬
"pay-cuts and "subordinate their own interests for the good dum saying that the face^ amount ol .Treasury obligations
of their nation."
There
were
Y—-——
—
■—
•
—r'
price cuts posted during the month..
no
In the refined
petroleum products field, the record high
gasoline held the spotlight, with inventories on
Feb. 24 rising to 96,719,000 barrels, up nearly 9,000,000
barrels from the total reported for Jan. 27 by the American
stocks
of
Petroleum Institute.
Gasoline
prices weakened in reflection of the weakened
position, with the mid-continent bulk market
sliding off until it was below the price structure maintained
during the comparable 1939 period.
Fuel oil prices were seasonally strong, with the West
Coast^market regaining the 15-cent a barrel loss sustained in
the first month of 1940.
The strength in the California
market brought some hope that the crude oil price cut, which
had affected those grades rich in fuel oil, would be rescinded.
statistical
Domestic market demand for gasoline
during March
was
estimated
by the United States Bureau of Mines at 45,100,000 barrels, up 6% from the actual market demand
during March last year of 42,520,000 barrels.
Export
demand was set at 3,400,000 barrels, nearly 1,000,000
barrels under the figure for the like 1939 month when foreign
demand was heavy.
Representative price changes showing the trend of the
major markets for refined products during February follow:
Feb. 3—Bulk gasoline prices sagged 34 cent a gallon in the mid-continent
Feb.
10—The Shell Oil Co. advanced fuel oil prices
90 cents,
Feb.
14—The
Feb.
on
15 cents
barrel to
a
Co.
met
the
advance in
15-cent
distributors
Ohio
of
cut
gasoline
prices in the
Toledo
34 cent a gallon in gasoline prices in Louisiana
posted by Standard of Louisiana.
was
FEBRUARY FINANCING
THE
OF
Though still running
UNITED
STATES
deficit, the Treasury
a
TREASURY
through
the collection, in the first 28 days of February,
$172,024,427 of social security taxes and the sale of
$137,122,732 of United States savings bonds, the so-called
baby bonds.
The Treasury's position was made somewhat
more
easy, too,
by the decline in the
excess of expenditures
this
period to $214,215,219 from a total of $245,114,188
in the like period of 1939.
The
weekly offerings of discount bills were eagerly
taken,
though
the
rate
at
which
they
bid
were
in
was
somewhat less favorable to the
January.
issue
par
in
dated
The
rate
on
Treasury than was the
the $100,000,000 discount
case
bill
Feb.
7 was so slightly below par that it was
by the Treasury in its announcement of
sale, for the accepted bids ranged from slightly above
down to 99.999.
This issue, like those in January, was
calculated
the
demand
avoidance
in
Middle
the
For
purposes.
West
for
last
the
personal
three
property
bill
issues
in^Fehruary the average rates were 0.005% to 0.006%
against 0.004% om the last issue of January.
of
Government' securities moved
in
a
narrow
Prices
range
in
February
closed
With
only
the slightest of
In fact, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's
changes.
index
and
of
average
yield
on
Treasury
bonds
not
within
12 years was unchanged in the
month
The average yield on
Treasury notes of three to
maturity, though,
0.50% on Jan. 31.
With
the
was
market
Henry Morgenthau Jr.
$45,000,000,000."
corresponding period
28
sales
of 1939.
0.44% at the month-end,
steady,
Secretary
announced
on
of
the
callable
at
the
fiscal
year
savings bonds totaled $801,964,573 as
against $456,257,771 in the corresponding period of the
previous year. Redemptions of savings bonds also increased
slightly, the total for the first 28 days of February
being
$7,251,127, compared with $5,856,465 in the previous
year,
the total for the fiscal year to that date
being $67,066,577 as against $50,968,230.
The Treasury's daily statement
reported that receipts
for February to the 28th totaled
$430,061,871 as against
$417,349,324 in the like period of 1939.
The excess of
and
expenditures
for
$2,635,897,691
fiscal
the
year
Feb.
to
against $2,232,267,597
The details of Treasury bills sold on
given in the following tables:
as
Bills
Bills
Offered
Dated
Feb.
2 1940
Feb.
2S
a
amounted
discount basis
Amount
71940
Feb.
14 1940
Feb.
16 1940
Feb.
21
Feb.
22 1940
Feb.
28 1940
May
are
Subscrip¬
tions
91 days
91 days
May 15 1940
May 22 1940
May 29 1940
1940
o
Offering
8 1940
to
1939.
in
Mature
7 1940
91
91
$100,000,000 $270,753,000
100.000,000 223,822,000
days
100,000,000 200,702,000
days
106,000,000 215,771,000
To Redeem
Bills
Subscrip¬
Amount
Average
Offered
tions
Accepted
Price
$270,753,000
223,822,000
200,702,000
215,771,000
$100,420,000
100,444,000
99.999a
0.001 %a
99.999
0.005%
0.006%
0.005%
2 1940
Feb.
7 1940
Feb.
16 1940
Feb.
22 1940
The accepted
bids
100,836,000
100,454,000
tendered
were
Maturing
Yield
99.998
99.999
Issue of—
$100,320,000
100,196,000
100,161,000
100,114,000
at
prices ranging from slightly above
par
down to 99.999, the average price
being slightly under par.
Of the amount ten¬
dered at 99.999, 33% was accepted.
NEW SECURITY ISSUES
New
financing
February
since
undertaken
reached
June
of
the
in
greatest
IN FEBRUARY
the
peak
domestic
for
any
market
one
in
month
last
year.
The very substantial offering of
Bethlehem. Steel Corp., in the amount of
$105,000,000,
and placed on the closing
day of the month, largely ac¬
counted for the good showing in total dollar
volume for
the period.
The offering comprised three separate issues
the
and
was
wide
represented by underwriters taken from
list
of
investment
oversubscribed
the
Emissions
new
continued
for
day
to
reflect
of
any
the
totals
We
enumerate
appearance
banking firms.
of
offering
capital
and
purposes
improvement
The
the
placed
and,
a
nation¬
issues
books
in
likewise,
were
closed.
February
exceeded
previous month since mid-year of 1939
the larger
offerings to make their
in February's market:
below
RAILROAD
FINANCING
$960,000 New
York
New
Haven
&
Hartford
RR.
McMnste
Hutchinson & Co., W. H. Newbold's Son &
Co
and Putnam
& Co. on Feb. 28 offered
$960,000 trustees' 234% equipment
trust certificates at prices to
yield from 0.35% to 2 15%
according to maturity
The bankers were awarded the issue
Feb. 21 on a bid of 103.51.
PUBLIC UTILITY FINANCING
$26,000,000 Kentucky Utilities Co.—An
underwriting group headed
by the First Boston Corp. offered Feb. 29, $20,000,000 first
mortgage bonds 4% series of 1970, due Jan.
1, 1970 at 102
and int ; and $6,000,000
434 % sinking fund mortgage bonds,
due Feb. 1, 1955 at 10134 and int. It was
announced that the
issues were
2.33%.
five years'
as
For
of
,
tax
mar¬
keted
as
Feb.
was
of
not
the
to
a
in the
relatively comfortable position in February or not having
to approach the market with a new money offering.
Its
balance, indeed, w?as well maintained throughout the month
in
in
cut gasoline prices 1 cent a gallon in
gallon.
23—A reduction of
Arkansas
of
of
savings bonds fell substantially below
the record-breaking pace of
January, the $137,122,732 of
these obligations which the
Treasury sold in the first 28
days of the month were almost double the $68,340,413 sold
Feb.
Oil Co.
limit
debt
sale
fuel
area.
cent a
the
the West Coast.
Petroelum
General
20—Standard
y2
Feb.
in
statutory
While
the West Coast initiated by Shell Petroleum.
on
19—Independent
Toledo, O.,
and
Diego base,
San
prices
Feb.
area
ent
Feb.
aroa.
oil
outstanding on JanT3l was $42,230,176,025, leaving $2,769,S23,975 of securities which could be issued under the pres¬
against
Treasury
Feb. 13 that the 3%%
oversubscribed the day of offering.
group included, in addition to The First
G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc.; Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.); Glore,
Forgan & Co •
Bonbright & Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; Blyth
& Co., Inc.; Central
Republic Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co •
W. C. Langley & Co.; Lazard Freres &
Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; F. S. Moseley & Cel.; E. H. Rollins & Sons,
Inc., and
Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.
The
underwriting
Boston Corp.; A.
MONTHLY REVIEW
13
25,000,000 Dayton Power & Light Co.—A banking group headed by
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., offered Feb. 8, $25,000,000 of
first mortgage bonds, 3% series due 1970.
The bonds are
priced at 104, to yield 2.801% to maturity and 2.782% to
Jan. 2, 1966, the earliest date at which they are redeemable
at par. Other principal underwriters of the issue were: W.E.
Hutton & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc.; Bonbright & Co., Inc.; White, Weld & Co.; Mellon
Securities Corp.; Union Securities Corp. and Kidder, Peabody
& Co.
24,800,000 Southwestern
Feb.
made
Gas & Electric Co.—Public offering was
through
14
an
underwriting group headed by
Bonbright & Co., Inc., and Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
of an issue of $16,000,000 1st mtge. bonds, series A, 3%%,
due Feb. 1, 1970.
The company concurrently offered an
issue of 75,000 shares of 5% preferred stock to the holders
outstanding 7% preferred stock under an exchange offer
which was also underwritten.
The 1st mtge. bonds were
priced at 103 and accrued int. from
subscribed the day of offering.
Feb. 1 and were
585,000 Rustless Iron & Steel Corp.—Further public financing of
the corporation through the sale of common stock to obtain
new
money for a proposed construction program was an¬
nounced Feb. 20 with the offering by W. E. Hutton & Co.,
New York, of 40,000 shares of common stock
(par $1).
The shares were offered by means of a prospectus
7,222,500 General Telephone
Corp.—Public offering of 135,000
shares (par $50) of $2.50 preferred stock was made Feb. 15
through an underwriting group comprising Bonbright &
Co., Inc.; Paine, Webber & Co., and Mitchum, Tully & Co.
The price to the public, exclusive of accrued dividends from
Jan. 1, 1940, was $53.50 per share.
3,400,000 Indiana
rectors
through the same bankers, 2,660 shares of $5 cumulative
preferred stock at a price of $104 per share, or a total of
$276,640. The bond issue was oversubscribed.
2,000,000 Interstate Telephone Co.—The company on Feb. 1 sold
privately to two insurance companies through Paine, Webber
& Co.; Mitchum, Tully & Co., and Bonbright & Co., Inc.,
an issue of $2,000,000 1st mtge. series A 3 % % bonds, dated
Jan. 1. 1940; due Jan. 1, 1970. Bonds were sold at 102% and
int. (from Jan. 1, 1940).
Proceeds will be used to retire on
March 4 all the outstanding 1st mtge. 5s due 1961 at 104.
1,000,000 San Diego County Water Co.—Company has placed
privately with the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Milwaukee, an issue of $1,000,000 1st mtge. 3 % % bonds due
March 1, 1960.
The transaction was arranged through Blyth
& Co.
Proceeds were used to retire on March 1 at 105 the $804,500
1st mtge. 6s of 1962 and the balance will be used to repay the
company's treasury for funds advanced for construction of
properties.
New
York,
.
1940, the di¬
16,000 shares of no-par common stock
share at private sale.
This sale has been com¬
$26.50 a
pleted, and the proceeds will be used to provide additional
working capital and plant expansion.
[Of this block it is
understood that 4,000 shares were sold to Jackson & Curtis.
9,000 to Consolidated Investment Trust, and 3,000 to
Supervised Shares, Inc.l
400,000 Solar Aircraft Co.—Eldred, Potter & Co., Los Angeles, and
Heinzelmann, Ripley & Co., Inc., New York, offered on
Feb. 7 50,000 shares (no par) pref. stock, series A ($0.50
dividend, cumulative, convertible) at $8 a share.
400,000 (J.)
Weingarten,
Inc.
(Texas)—A syndicate headed
by
Moroney & Co. and including Milton R. Underwood & Co.,
Neuhaus & Co., Chas. B. White & Co., and A. W. Snyder
& Co., all of Houston, Texas, offered at par ($50 per share
plus accrued dividend from Feb. 15, 1940, to date of de¬
livery) $400,000 5%% cum. pref. stock, series of 1940.
Stock was offered to residents of Texas only.
375,000 Brainard
Steel Corp., Warren, Ohio—P. W. Brooks &
Co., Inc., New York, offered on Feb. 8, by means of a pros¬
pectus, $375,000 1st mtge. conv. 5%% bonds, series A, due
serially Jan. 1, 1941 to 1955, at prices ranging from 99%
to
21 of $3,400,000 first mortgage bonds, series A,
due Feb. 1, 1970, through.an underwriting group
headed by Bonbright & Co.. Inc.. and including Paijne.YVebber
Co. and MftcEum, Tully &*co.
Ihe bonds were priced at
105 and accrued int.
At the same time the company an¬
nounced that it had made arrangements to sell privately,
Galligan,
voted to sell
at
Associated Telephone Corp.—Public offering was
made Feb.
3%%,
&
424,000 Dewey & Almy Chemical Co.—On Feb. 9,
an.
Power Co.—On Feb. 15 the company
banking syndicate headed by White, Weld
1st mtge. 3%% bonds dated Feb. 1, 1940,
and due Feb. 1, 1960, and 7,500 shares of $5 cum. pref. stock.
The bonds were offered at 103% and accrued interest and the
preferred shares at $98 each.
Associated with White, Weld
& Co. were:
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and
W. E. Hutton & Co. The bond issue was oversubscribed.
Corp.—Stolz
offered at $3 a share 185,000 shares of common stock ($1 par)
over¬
Reserve
Gravure
555,000 Morart
The public offering price of the
offered through a
& Co., $7,750,000
were
575,000 John Carroll University, Cleveland, Ohio—DempseyTegeler&Co., St.Louis, offered $575,000 lst& ref.mtge.bonds
(price on application).
The bonds bear 3%, 3%%, and 4%
coupons and become due semiannually Nov.
1, 1941 to
May 1, 1955.
Sreferred
1.
stock was $103 per share, plus accrued divs. from
8,485,000 Marion
and
priced at the market (approximately $14%).
102%, according to maturity.
300,000 Menasco Mfg. Co.—A total of 300,000 shares of common
-'stock' (par "$T) was offered to sto(:kholdets fdf" sOTjscffption
pro rata in the ratio of one new share for each two shares
held of record affile close of business on Feb. 10, 1940.
Transferable subscription
warrants
evidencing such sub¬
scription rights, exercisable only in amounts calling for full
shares, and expiring 3 p. m. (PST) on March 6, 1940, or at
such later date as shall be decided by the company, but not
later than March 27, 1940, were issued to such stockholders
of record.
The issue was underwritten by Sutro &
Co.
(without firm commitment).
250,000 Cola Self Service Co., Inc. (N. Y.)—S. G. Lyon & Co.,
Inc., New York, offered 50,000 shares of partic. pref. stock
(par $1) at $5 a share.
The offer was limited solely to resi¬
dents of New York State.
200,000 Mid-Continent Airlines, Inc.—Murdoch, Dearth & White,
Inc., Des Moines, Iowa: George F. Ryan & Co., St. Louis,
Mo., and Kalman & Co., St. Paul, Minn., offered at $4 a
share 50,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
180,000 McLouth Steel Corp., Detroit, Mich.—Campbell, McCarty
& Co., inc., Detroit, recently offered at 102 and int., to yield
5.15% to maturity, an issue of $180,000 1st mtge. sinking
fund 5%% bonds, series B
(with stock purchase warrants
attached).
Bonds were sold to residents of Michigan only.
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
S105»OOO.OOOlBethIehem Steel Corp.—Public offering of $105,000,000 of
securities of the nation's second largest steel producer
new
was
made Feb.
Of the total, $30,000,000 were consol.
29.
mtge. 20-year sinking fund 3% bonds, series G, due Feb. 1,
1960, priced at 98% and accrued interest; $40,000,000 were
mtge. 25-year sinking fund 3%% bonds, series H,
due Feb. 1, 1965, priced at 100% and accrued int., and
$35,000,000 10-year serial debentures maturing March 1,
1941 to 1950, incl., priced at 100% and accrued int. for all
maturities.
Interest rates on the serial debentures range from
consol.
H of 1% for the 1941 maturity up to 2.60% for the 1950
maturity.
The underwriters of the three issues included a
list of investment banking firms headed by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co. and Mellon Securi¬
ties Corp. managing the offering.
Other principal under¬
writers were Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley
& Co., Inc.; Dillon, Read & Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
Union Securities Corp.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bonbright & Co.,
Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Lazard
Freres & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Lee Higginson Corp.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Hallgarten &
Co.; G. M.-P. Murphy & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Clark,
Dodge & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co., and
White, Weld & Co. The issues were oversubscribed the day of
offering and the books closed.
In addition to those underwriting firms who maintain retail
organizations, more than 500 dealers across the country par¬
ticipated in the distribution of the $70,000,000 consol. witge.
bonds.
The serial debentures were sold for the account of
the underwriters thereof by the managers of the public
nation-wide
offering.
30,000,000 Commercial
Investment Trust Corp.—The company
placed privately with the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
and the Prudential Life Insurance Co. a total of $30,000,000
of notes consisting of $20,000,000 seven-year 2% notes dated
Feb. 1, 1940, and due May 1, 1947, and $10,000,000 threeyear 1% notes dated Feb. 1,
1940 and due May 1, 1943.
Proceeds will be used to finance expansion of company's
operations.
16,000,000lSkelIy Oil Co.—A $16,000,000 financing program for the
company
got under way Feb. 20 with the public offering of
$10,0()0,000 3%
r
debentures through
an
underwriting group
headed by Eastman, Dillon & Co. The announcement
April
Eastman, Dillon & Co. also placed privately serial
aggregating $6,000,000, maturing annually from
1,
stated that
notes
1942 to 1946, and bearing interest rates ranging from 1%%
priced at 100 and accrued
interest.
Associated with Eastman, Dillon & Co. in the
offering of the debentures were The First Boston Corp..
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Kidder, Peabody & Co., Union
Securities Corp., Hemphill, Noyes & Co. and Riter & Co.
to
r
*
2%%.
The debentures
were
The issue was oversubscribed.
3,000,0003Blaw-Knox Co.—Mellon
Securities
and associated
Corp.
offered Feb. 16 $3,000,000 1st mtge. 3%%
bonds at 100 and accrued interest.
Moore, Leonard & Lynch,
underwriters
Pittsburgh, and Dillon, Read & Co. were associated in the
offering of the issue.
1,000,000 Affiliated Fund,
Inc.—Lord,
Abbett &
Co.,
Inc., New
York, offered $1,000,000 additional 4% 10-year secured con¬
debentures at par and interest, thus bringing the
total amount of 4% debentures outstanding up to $8,000,000.
vertible
$98,500,000 Triborough Bridge Authority, N. Y., callable revenue
bonds, including $50,000,000 sinking fund 3%s due Feb. 1,
1980, $40,000,000 serial 3s due from 1953 to 1975, incl., and
$8,500,000 serial 2%s due 1945 to 1952, incl., were purchased
by a large banking group headed by Dillon, Read & Co. of
New
York.
In the reoffering,
the 3%s were priced at
102.25 and accrued interest and the serial 2%s and 3s were
offered from a yield basis of 1.50% to a price of 99.50.
The
Authority received a price of par plus a premium of $86,000
for the issue.
The financing resulted from a consolidation of
the original Triborough Bridge Authority and the New York
City Parkway Authority, and $71,000,000 of the proceeds
were set aside for redemption of the outstanding debt of the
previously autonomous units.
Call for retirement of such
indebtedness
Corp.,
Dallas, Texas—Dallas Rupe &
Dallas, Texas, offered
stock at $10 a share.
Y., 3% fourth series
3,100,000INewport, R. I., waterworks system purchase bonds purchased
by an account headed by Phelps, Fenn & Co., Inc., New
York, as 2%s, at 100.36, a basis of about 2.22%.
Due
annually from 1941 to 1971, incl., and reoffered on a yield
basis of from 0.15% to 2.40%, depending on date or the
maturity.
2,775,000JHartford,
Conn.,
public works
bonds,
due serially from
1940 to 1959, incl., sold to a group headed by the First Na¬
tional Bank of New York as 1 %s at 100.189, a basis of about
1.48%.
Reoffered from a yield of 0.15% to a price of 98,
depending on maturity.
2.398,000 Pittsburgh, Pa., 1.90% refunding bonds purchased by
Singer, Deane & Scribner of Pittsburgh and associates, at a
price of 100.08, a baste of about 1.89%.
Due from 1941 to
1960, incl., and reoffered to yieldfrom 0.20% to 2.13%.
1,500,000 Mississippi (State of) highway bonds bearing interest rates
of 2% and 3%% and due semi-annually from 1941 to 1952,
incl., sold to a group headed by John Nuveen & Co. of Chicago
at a price of par plus $11.11 premium, or a net interest cost
/of about 2.14%.
Reoffered to yield from 0.40% to 2%,
according to interest rate and date of maturity .|fi
1,300,000 Ohio Bridge Commission, Ohio, 2% Sandusky Bay Bridge
revenue
refunding bonds awarded to a group headed by
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., of Chicago, at a price of 102.11,
a basis of about 1.59%.
Due from|1940 to 1948, incl., and
callable
under
various
conditions.!!
1,100,000 Cincinnati, Ohio, Southern Ry. refunding bonds
were
purchased by the National City Bank of New York and asso¬
ciates as 2s, at a price of 101, a basis of about 1.94 %.
Dated
April 1, 1940, and due April 1, 1960.
1,000,000
revenue bonds sold to an account
Securities Corp. of Nashville.
Due
Gadsden, Ala., 4% water
headed by the Equitable
from 1941 to 1978, inclusive.
100,000 shares of class A preference
5% convertible debentures, due June 1, 1946, at 103 % %
before March 1, 1940; and for general working capital.
on or
N.
6,300,000 Erie County, N. Y., home relief bonds, awarded to Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., New York, and associates, as 1.90s, at
100.039, a basis of about 1.89%.
Due $630,000 annually
from 1941 to 1950, incl., and reoffered to yield from 0.35%
to 2.10%, according to maturity.l
Son,
750,000 Securities Acceptance Corp.—Barney Johnson &
Co.,
Chicago, on Feb.8offered $700,000 10-year 4>3% conv. debs,
at 100 and int.
Debentures are dated Jan. 1, 1940, due
Jan. 1, 1950.
Company is to apply net proceeds (estimated
at a total of $654,730 after deducting expenses but excluding
accrued interest) to retirement of $370,000 outstanding 10year
York Authority,
general and refunding callable bonds, dated Dec. 15, 1936
and due Dec. 15, 1976, awarded to a syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., New York, at a price of 99.188,
a
basis of about .3.02%.
Reoffered at a price of 100.25,
to yield about 2.989% to maturity. -
Proceeds to be used for investment purposes.
1,000,000 Prudential
has been issued.
33,000,000lPort of New
DIVIDEND
Dividend
favorable nature.
tions,
CHANGES
declarations
namely,
in
IN FEBRUARY
February
The following list,
"Favorable
Changes," gives the
more
were
largely
of
divided into two
Changes"
and
a
sec¬
"Unfavorable
important of the changes:
March, 1940]
MONTHLY REVIEW
FAVORABLE CHANGES
Aluminium Ltd.—Dividend of
SI.50
March 27
American
share payable in Canadian funds.
a
the common stock.
on
Colortype
of
25c.
share
a
the
on
Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.18% a
the 4% % preferred
stock, payable April 1.
on
American Ice Co.—Dividend of
50c. a share on the 6% non-cumulative
preferred stock, payable March 15.
Last previous payment amounted
to 25c. a share and was
made on Sept. 24, 1938.
Arizona Power
Corp.—Initial dividend of $3.66
cumulative preferred stock,
payable March 1.
Arkansas
Feb. 15
Western
Gas
Co.—Initial dividend
share
a
of
$1
the common stock.
on
the $6 non-
on
share
a
paid
was
Atlas Powder Co.—Dividend of
75c. a share on the no par common stock,
payable March 11. A distribution of $1.50 was made on Dec.
11, last and
dividends of 50c. a share were
paid in each of the three preceding quarters.
Basic Dolomite, Inc.—Dividend of
12%c. a share on the common stockpayable March 15.
On Dec. 15, last a distribution of 25c. a share was
made and 6%c. a share on
Sept. 15 and June 15, 1939.
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.—Dividend of 25c.
payable March 15.
Previously regular
share
were
share
a
a
Boston
Woven Hose & Rubber Co.—Dividend
increased from 25c. a share to 50c. a share,
on
the
stock
common
payable March 15,
Co.—Regular quarterly dividend
participating dividend of 25c.
pany, payable March 30.
Bunte
Brothers—Dividend
share to $2
share
a
of $1.75
the
on
a
stock
increased from
share payable March 1.
a
$1
a
California Ink Co.—Dividend of
62 %c. a share on the no par common
stock, payable March 20. Previously
regular quarterly dividends of 50c. a
share were distributed.
On Dec. 20, last, an extra of
12%c. a share was
paid along with the regular
quarterly dividend.
Canada Iron
Foundries, Ltd.—Dividend of $3 a share on the 6% noncumulative preferred stock,
payable April 30.
A distribution of $2 a
share was
made
Canada
Canada
37%c.
Steamship Lines—Dividend
a
on the no par capital stock in~
share, payable March 15.
of 62%c. a share on the
5% preferred
A payment of 50c.
Canners, Ltd.—Participating
addition to
stock and
a
a
a share was made on
dividend of five
regular quarterly dividend of 25 cents
participating dividend of five
quarterly dividend of 15c.
payable April 1.
share
per
cents per
on
share
the first pref
cents in addition to a
regular
the second preferred
stock, all
on
Directors also declared a dividend of 12
% cents per share
stock, payable April 1. This will be the
first dividend paid
shares since April 1, 1932 when
five cents per share was
on
the
common
on
the
common
distributed.
Canadian Celanese,
Ltd.—Participating dividend of $1.16
regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 a share on
preferred stock, par $100, both
payable April 1.
Canadian
Cottons, Ltd.—Extra dividend
^arterly dividend of $1
Canadian
on
Foundries
of
$2
the
a
7%
share and a
cum.
partic.
share
a
and
a
regular
a share on the common stock, both payable
&
Forgings, Ltd.—Dividend of 37%C. a share
the class A stock,
payable April 2. Last previous distribution amounted
a share and was made on
Dec. 1, 1938.
Canadian General Electric
Co., Ltd.—Dividend on the common stock
increased from $1.50 a share to $2 a
share, payable April 1.
Canadian Marconi Co.—Initial dividend
of 4c. a share on the common
stock, payable June 1, next.
Carpenter Steel Co.—Dividend of 50c.
Is payable March 20, next.
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—Dividend
a
share to 15c.
a
the common
on
stock-
the common stock increased
share, payable March 15.
Canal Co.—Extra dividend of
$4 a share and a regular
quarterly of $1 a share, both payable March 30, on the common
stock.
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the
class A
and class C stocks,
payable April 15. The last previous pavments on the
above issues amounted to $1.50
1937.
Clark
share each and
a
March
amount
were
a
stock,
15.
March 13.
of $1.25
on
Oct.
1,
share
a
on
distribution of
both payable
the common stock,
payable
This compares with $1 a share
paid on Dec. 23, last.
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc.—Interim dividend
par common
of 50c.
a
share
stock, payable March 25.
on
the
on
the
stock increased
common
from 25c,
a
share and
a
share, payable March 15.
Telephone Co.—Regular quarterly dividend
stock incrased from 25c.
share to 30c.
a
share and
a
a
participating
the
on
common
initial quarterly
an
dividend of 62%c.
a share on the new $2.60 preferred stock.
The com¬
dividend is payable March 15 and the
preferred on April 1, next.
mon
General Telephone Tri
Corp.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common
stock, payable March 22, next.
This/compares with a dividend of 25c.
a share paid on Dec.
22, last, and an extra of 75c. a share also on the
date.
Goodall Securities
par
common
Corp.—Dividend of $1
share
a
common
paid Feb. 1 on the
was
stock.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Extra dividend
of 25c.
share
a
on
the
stock, payable March 15.
(W.
F.) Hall Printing Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
stock, payable March 20.
This will be the first common dividend pay¬
ment made since Feb.
Harbison-Walker
stock,
common
2, 1932, when 30c.
Revractories
payable
share
a
distributed.
was
Co.—Dividend of 25c.
March
1.
share
a
on
the
This
compares with 55c. paid
the three preceding quarters.
on
Hathaway Manufacturing Co.—Dividend of $1.50 a share on the com
mon stock,
payablelMarcn 1.
This compares with $1 paid in each of the
preceding quarters.
Haverty Furniture Companies—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
stock, payable Feb. 24.
A distribution of five cents a share was paid on
Nov. 25 and
on
Oct. 25, last.
Hercules Powder
Co., Inc.—Dividend
of 60c.
share
a
the
on
stock, payable March 25.
This compares with $1.65 paid
last, and 40c. paid in each of the three
preceding quarters.
common
Dec. 22,
on
(Charles E.) Hires Co.—Stockholders on Feb. 13 took action to amend
the certificate of incorporation to eliminate the class B stock and sub¬
a
new
class of stock to be known
as
capital stock,
value $1.
par
The directors declared an initial dividend of 30c. on the new
stock, payable
March 1 to stock of record Feb. 23.
When the amendment takes effect
each share of class B stock will be converted into three shares of the new
capital stock,
so that the initial dividend of 30c.
90c. upon the old class B stock.
becomes equivalent to
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased
from $1 a share to $1.25 a share and was
paid on Feb. 29, last.
Hoskins
Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the $2% par, common
stock, payable March 26.
This compares with 40c. a share paid on
Dec. 22, last, and 20c. a share paid in each of the three
preceding quarters,
(Harvey) Hubbell, Inc.—Dividend of 40c.
share
a
on
the common
payable March 20. This compares with an extra dividend of 20c.
together with a dividend of 30c. a share paid on Dec. 20, last.
Independent Pneumatic Tool Co.—Dividend
40c.
of
stock payable March 29.
A dividend of $1
a share in previous quarters.
common
a
share
a
share
was
stock,
a
share
the
on
paid on
Interstate Hosiery Mills, Inc.—Dividend of 25c.
a
share
on
the common
stock, payable March 15.
This will be the first dividend paid on this1937, when 75c. a share was distributed.
issue since December,
Jamaica Public Service Co., Ltd.—Initial quarterly dividend o
share on the common stock, payable April 1.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—Dividend
increased from 20c.
a
share to 25c.
a
17c.
a
on the no par
value common stock
share, payable March 15.
(J. A.) Lang & Sons—Special dividend of 30c. a share and a regula*
quarterly of 17 %c. a share on the common stock, both payable Aprill.
Land & Exploration Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the
stock, payable March 15.
A distribution of 5c. was made on
common
15, last.
Ludlow Mfg. Associates—Dividend of $2
dividends of $1.25
This
a
compares with
a
share
on
$1.50 paid
the
stock,
1, last and
common
Dec.
on
share in the three preceding quarters.
Magma Copper Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock of
$10 par, payable March 15.
This compares with $2 paid on Dec. 15, last,
and 25c. paid in each of the three preceding quarters.
Monsonite
Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c.
on
a share and a regular quart3rly~
the common stock, both payable March 10.
Master Electric Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from 40c.
a share to 60c. a share, payable March 20.
Matson Navigation Co.—Dividend en the common tsock increased from
25c. a share to 30c. a share and was paid on Feb. 15.
McLouth Steel Co.—Initial dividend of 25c.
the common stock.
a
share
was
paid Feb. 15 on
Consolidated Investment Trust—Special dividend of
10c. and a regular
quarterly dividend of 30c. a share on the capital
stock, both payable
Miami Copper Co.—Dividend of 20c. a share on the common stock, payable
March 1.
The last previous distribution was made on Dec.
1937,
and amounted to 15c. a share.
David
Modine Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the
March 15.
& Frere. Ltd.—Extra dividend of 10c. a
share and a
quarterly
dividend of 25c. a share on the class A
stock, both payable March 30
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 15c. a share were
distributed.
Deisel-Wemmer Gilbert Corn.—Dividend
increased from 25c.
Duncan
Electric
from 25c.
a
a
on the $10
par common stock
share to 37%c. a share, payable March
25.
Mfg.
Co.—Dividend
share to 35c.
a
the
on
common
stock
increased
share, payable Feb. 24.
14, June 14, and March 14, 1939.
Eagle Fire Insurance Co.—Dividend
a
share
The last previous distribution
to 15c.
was
share and
paid
on
payable March 20.
Dividend of 75c.
the common stock'
this issue amounted
Monarch Machine Tool
Co.—Dividend of 50c.
stock, payable March 1.
This compares with
on
Sept. 30, 1937.
Ward
a
& Co.—Dividend
share to 50c.
a
National Bond
Feb. 23.
This compares with 10c.
a
dividend of 50c.
last.
a
share
on
the
par common
share distributed
Faber, Coe & Gregg, Inc.—Special dividend
common
an
extra
common
.a
increased
stoc
on
the common stock in¬
share, payable March 21.
on
Nov. 15.
were
paid
a
National Life
share
on
the common stock
a share
paid
Dec. 15,
o
& Accident Insurance Co.—Stock dividend of
40% on
the common shares payable
a
March
1, next.
on the common stock increased from 50c.
share to 60c. a share, payable April 1.
on
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Dividend of $1.75
the common stock payable March 30.
23
last,
and
regular
quarterly
Dividend of $2
dividends
of
$1.50
a
wras
a
share
paid
share
on
were
previously distributed.
Newmarket Mfg.
quarterly
no
Feb. 26,
on
on
a
pavable March 15.
This compares with 17%c.
last, and 7 He. in preceding quarters.
a
stock, payable
of $2 a share and
stock, both
the
National Container Corp.—Dividend of 20c.
Dec.
no
on
& Investment Co.—Dividend
New
the
pre¬
the common
of 25c. and a
on
Montreal Cottons, Ltd.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
50c. a share to $1 a share, payable March 15.
Ex-Cell-O Corp.—Dividend on the common stock
increased from 30c.
share to 40c. a share, payable April 1.
on
share
share, payable April 15.
(j. J.) Newberry Co.—Dividend
share
a
regular dividend of 30c. paid on Dec. 1 last.
Montgomery
Electrolux Corp.—Final dividend of 30c. a share on the
$1 capital shares
payable March 15, 1940. A distribution of 20c. was paid on Dec.
15, last
a
stock!
paid Dec. 20, last, and
on
Electric Controller & Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 75c. a
share on the no par
value common stock, payable April 1.
This compares with 50c.
paid in
each of the four preceding quarters.
Exolon Co.—Dividend of 15c.
was
no par-common
viously a regular quarterly of 25c. a share.
creased from 20c. a share to 25
of 5c.
payable March 1.
a
,
from 25c.
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co.—Interim dividend of $1.75 a
share
on the common
stock, payable March 14. This compares with a
year-end
dividend of $3.25 paid on Dec. 14, last, and a dividend
of $1.25 on Sept.
•
General
of like amount
dividend of 25c. a share and
declared on the common
Chrysler Corp.—Dividend
no
made
were
Equipment Co.—Extra
similar
a
payable March 1.
Chicago Dock &
I
Co.—Dividend
share to 60c.
this issue on Dec.
on
increased
value increased
General Steel
Wares, Ltd.—Participating dividend of 7c.
regular quarterly dividend of $1.75 a share on the
7%
preferred stock, both payable Feb. 20.
Louisiana
share
a
stock
par
Dec. 28, last, and 25c.
to 25c.
from 10c.
Gamewell
stitute
share to 50c.
a
1^ ^939 Er' payable April
Canadian
in
Nov. 5, last.
Malting Co., Ltd.—Dividend
creased from
P April
on
no
share, payable March 15.
.«_Dec-4-rJastr.a-nd-15o:^-paid-in-each of
share plus a
the preferred stock of the com¬
common
a
stock of
common
Fruit of the Loom
Co.—Dividend of 2,5c. a share on the preferred stock,
payable March 15. A distribution of $1 was made on
Dec. 20, last, and
an initial dividend of
10c. on April 1, last.
three
on
share to 25c.
a
the
dividend of 50c. a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock, both
payable
April 1. An extra of 25c. was paid on June 30 and one
onfApril 1,19o9.
no
Bobbs-Merrill Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common
stock, payable
Feb. 19, marking the
resumption of dividends on this issue. A distribution
of 60c. a share was
previously made on June 20, 1938.
Wheel
from 20c.
on
(Peter) Fox Brewing Co.—Extra
stock,
common
Belden Mfg. Co.—Dividend of 20c. a
share on the $10 par common stock,
payable March 1. This compares with 30c.
paid on Dec. 1, last, and 15c.
on Aug.
15, last.
Budd
Foote-Burt Co.—Dividend
same
the
on
quarterly dividends of 18%c.
distributed.
Bank Stock
Corp.—Dividend on the common
from 25c. a share to 30c. a
share, payable April 1.
common
American Export
Lines, Inc.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
stock, payable March 15. This compares with 50c.
paid on Dec. 21, last
and 15c. on March 21, 1939.
share
Fafnir Bearing Co.—Extra dividend of
50c. a share and a regular quarterly
dividend of $1 a share on the common
stock, par $25, both payable
March 30.
first
Co.—Dividend
stock, payable March 25, the first payment to
be|made on these shares
since June 30, 1931, when 20c. a
share was distributed.
American Gas & Electric
13
par
Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on the common stock of
value, payable Feb. 15.
A distribution of $1.50 a shar was made
15, last, and previously regular quarterly dividends of 75c. a
Nov.
share
were
distributed.
.
MONTHLY REVIEW
14
Shipbuilding Corp.—Dividend of SI.75 a share on account
7% preferred stock, payable April 1, and marking the
York
New
of accruals on the
resumption of payments on this
Ohio
class A and class B
Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the
Brass
stocks, payable March
common
issue.
Johns-Manville Corp.—No action on the payment of a common
at this time.
A distribution of $2 a share was made on Dec.
and 75c. a share on Sept. 25, last.
Lake
of 25c. a share and a regular
Indemnity Co.—Extra dividend
quarterly of 40c. a share on the common
April 1.
stock of $10 par, both payable
Managed Estates, Inc.—Dividend on the common
8c. a share to 4c. a share, payable March 15.
from 20c. a share to
Petroleum Exploration,
Inc.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share and a regular
the common stock, both payable
quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on
mon
& Electrotypers, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share
like amount on the common stock, both
payable March 1.
STOCK MARKET DURING
COURSE OF THE
stock increased from
Progress Laundry Co.—Dividend on the common
10c. a share to 20c. a share, payable March 1.
20c. was paid on this issue Dec. 1, 1939.
An extra dividend of
stock
The
acted in. the first
market
as
Quaker State Oil Refining Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the $10
par, common stock, payable March 15.
This compares with 50c. paid
on Dec. 15 last, and 20c. in each of the three preceding quarters.
though it might break out
it
had
Real Silk Hosiery Mills, Inc.—Dividend of $2 a share on account of ac¬
cruals on the 7% preferred stock, payable March 25, the first paid since
Dec. 22, 1936, when $10.50 a share was distributed.
settled
Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
March 15.
An extra dividend of 15c. and a quarterly of
paid on Dec. 15 last, and a regular quarterly of 20c. a share
Rheem Manufacturing
stock, payable
25c.
were
previously.
Scoville Mfg. Co.—Dividend of
April 1.
This compares with
Oct. 2 last.
25c. a share on the common stock, oayable
75c. cn Dec. 22 last, and 20c. a share on
Seiberling Rubber Co.—Dividends totaling $138,929 on all classes of
preferred stock, including payment of arrears on the old qlass B preferred,
were declared on Feb. 20.
All dividends are payable April 1 to holders
of record March 15.
declarations were: A dividend of 45c. on the
stock covering the period from Jan. 26
(the-date-ofjthe issue) to April 1, 1940; a dividend of $1.25 on class A pref.
for the period from Jan". Ttb April 1, 1940': and a dividend of $75?38 on
class B preferred for the period from Jan. 1, 1930, to June 1, 1939.
This action eliminates arrearages on class B preferred and clears the
way for resumption of dividends on common stock.
Included in the dividend
$2.50 convertible prior preference
■■■>•
Corp.—Dividend on the $1 par common stock increased from
share to 10c. a share, payable April 1.
Shelter Mfg.
7 Ac. a
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on common,
payable March 1.
This compares with $1.50 paid on Dec. 1 last, and
25c.
share in each of the five
a
preceding quarters.
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the common
stock, payable March 21. This compares with $2 a share on
and 50c. a share on Sept. 21, and on March 21, 1939.
Dec. 21, last,
Soule Mill—Company paid an initial dividend of $1 a share on its common
stock on Feb. 15, last.
•
South
Pennsylvania Pipe Lines—Dividend of $5 a share on the
1939 four quarterly
West
stock, payable April 1.
During the year
a share were distributed.
common
dividends of 50c.
Bros., Ltd.—Extra dividend of 60c. a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of 15c. a share on the common stock, both payable
April 00. An extra of 40c. was distributed on April 1, 1939.
Stedman
Steel
Products
Engineering Co.—Dividend of 20c. a share on the $1
Dividend of 30c. was paid on
July 1, last.
capital stock, payable March 30.
par,
Dec. 26, last and 15c. on Sept. 30 and
Sundstrand Machine Tool Co.—Dividend of 50c.
a
share
on
the
common
stock, pavable March 30, the first since Dec. 28, 1937, when 25c. a share
J
distributed.
was
Tappan Stove Co.—Dividend
payable March 15.
.
of 25c.
share on the common stock,
a
Tecumseh Products Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share was paid Feb. 25, on
the common stock.
This is the first dividend paid since Dec. 20, 1937,
when
regular quarterly of 12 Ac. was distributed.
a
Inc.—Dividend of $1.75
Time,
share on the common stock payable
a
On Sent. 30 and June 30, 1939, extras of 50c.
in addition to regular
dividends of $1 a share were paid.
Todd Shipyards Corp.—Dividend on the no par common
from 50c. a share to 75c. a share, payable March 15.
stock increased
Transue & Williams Steel
the
the
common
Forging Corp.—Dividend of 15c. a share
stock, payable March 14.
This will be the first paid
Carbide
Union
10c.
a
on
Carbon
&
creased from 50c. a
United
on
stock since Dec. 1, 1937, when 30c. a share was distributed.
common
Elastic
Corp.—Dividend on the common stock in"
share to 60c. a share, payable April 1.
Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
a share, payable March 23.
share to 15c.
United States Envelope Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on the common stock*
payable March
since March
This will be the first paid
1.
on
the
common
shares
1, 1938, when $2 A a share was distributed.
clas8
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.—Dividend of 30c. a share on the preferred
A stock was
paid
on
Feb. 23, last, the first paid since September, 1938.
Veeder'
Root, Inc.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock,
payable March 15. A distribution of $2 a share was made on this issue on
Dec. 15, last, and compares with regular quarterly dividends of 25c. a
share paid previously.
Virginia Coal & Iron Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable March 1.
-
Wagner Electric Corp.—Dividend of 50c. a share
payable March 30.
This compares with $1 paid
on
'
25c.
a
on
the common stock,
Dec. 20, last, and
share in each of the four preceding quarters.
Waltham Watch Co.—Dividend of $7 a share
on the 7% preferred stock,
payable March 15, the first paid since Oct. 3, 1938, when $1.75 a share
was
(S.
distributed.
D.)
Warren
Co.—Dividend of 75c.
pavable March 25.
a
share
in
Dividend of $1
each of the four
a
was
share
paid
on
the common stock*
Dec. 26, last, and 50c.
on
preceding quarters.
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—-Dividend
from 12
West
Ac.
a
Virginia
share to 25c.
Pulp
increased from 5c.
a
&
a
on the common stock increased
share, payable March 15.
Paper
Co.—Dividend
share to 10c.
a
on
the common
share, payable April 1.
Westvaco Chlorine Products Co.—Extra dividend of 35c.
common
a
share
stock
the
a
proved short lived,
share
was
to its
down
FEBRUARY
week of February
of the trading rut in which
months, but the advance
and after this brief flurry the market
familiar routine of dulness and small
The week ended Feb. 10 saw a rise of 2.10
stock price index, and sufficient interest
in trading was generated to give the week one 1,000,000sliare day.
But that was the only day in all of February
when share turnover ran into seven figures.
For the entire
price changes.
points net in the
slightly less than
of
volume
It was the smallest
and for any Febru¬
and for February,
shares,
The
stock
The'total for January was 15,990,665
1939, was 13,-873,323 shares.
1921.
since
600,000 shares.
month since last June,
volume for any
ary
days,
trading
13,470,755 shares, giving a daily average
to only
amounted
23
of
consisting
month,
range
of prices was the
narrowest of the last year,
of 50 stocks compiled
low being 105.40. The
closing level of the index was 107.24, almost equidistant
between the high and low, and the net change was an
advance of 0.S0 point, compared with a decline of 3.56
points in January and a rise of 3.66 points in December.
Behind this small net change for the index, however, there
were some pronounced cross currents among various stocks.
Chemical issues and aircraft shares were for the most part
strong, and the steels and coppers found more support
with investors than did stocks generally.
The decline in
steel production, in progress since
December, began to
flatten out, and the trade noted an improvement in buying
of steel for export
Sales of copper toward the close of
the month were at the best levels since September, and the
trend
of the price of copper toward lower levels was
reversed.
Utility stocks and a number of rails, on the
other hand, lagged behind the general list.
Utilities came
under something of a cloud when the Securities and Ex¬
change Commission issued, as the month closed,, its first
show-cause orders under the Public Utility Holding Com¬
high being 109.22 for the index
by the New York "Times," and the
the
Act.
This action was foreshadowed by fqequeut
of action by the Commission.
An outstanding feature of the stock market's perform¬
ance this year is its failure to show a decline commensurate
with the decrease in business activity from the peak of
last December.
Just as the stock market did not show a
rise last fall proportionate to the rapid improvement in
business, so it lias not kept pace with the slackening in
industrial activity in the last two months.
From a level
of 128 in December, a record high, the index of industrial
pany
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve
declined to 120 in January, and declined further
to the 110-112 level in February, according to expert esti¬
mates.
The stock index, on the other hand, was at the
end of February at 107.24, or only 3.11 points under its
December high.
The behavior of the stock market would
seem to besiieak a belief on the part of investors that the
recession in business activity would not long persist.
There was no mistaking the fact that industrial output
output of the
System
after seven consecutive
65.9% of capacity as February
closed.
Electric power production and car loadings were
reduced still
further, though they remained well above
the volume at this time last year.
The brightest spot in
the industrial picture was the seasonal expansion in auto¬
mobile output in the latter half of the month, fringing
production up to a level approximately 35% higher than
in the corresponding week of 1939.
In the commodity mar¬
kets, firmness was shown in non-ferrous metal and wheat
was
distributed.
Steel
declining.
declines,
weekly
was
production,
at
prices.
British Treasury
The
announced on Feb. 18 that it was
the holdings of British subjects in 60 American
The newrs was without immediate effect on the
taking
over
market
here,
nificance
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the com¬
mon stock, payable April 1.
This will be the first paid on the common
1937, when 75c.
issue
recent
in
moving
been
stocks.
on
stock, payable March 1.
since Dec. 20,
com¬
promises
An extra of $1.25 and a dividend of $1.50 were oaid Dec. 20,
March 11.
last.
reduced
amounted to 10c. a share
semi-annual dividend of
a
dividends
States Sugar Corp.—No action taken on the payment of
dividends at this time.
The last payment made on this
and was distributed on Oct. 20, 1939.
United
March 15.
ordinarily
Standard Screw Co.—Dividend on the $20 par, common stock
from 30c. a share to 15c. a share, and was payable Feb. 27.
Photo Engravers
and
stock de¬
stock decreased from
Refining Co.—No action taken on the dividend
due at this time.
Previous to November of last year quarterly
of 25c. a share were distributed.
National Sugar
Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased
25c. a share, payable March 1.
Peoples Gas & Fuel
Mines, Ltd.—Dividend on the $1 par, common
share to 50c. a share, payable March 15.
22, last,
creased from 75c. a
23.
Pacific
Shore
dividend
for
it was
but
the
an
event
The
future.
of possibly great sig¬
said that
announcement
payment would be made for the securities on
delivery was made not later than Feb. 23.
March 4, if
It was un¬
issues began in
At the time of the announcement T. J. Carlyle
February.
Gifford, special representative of the British Treasury, was
in New York prepared to begin the sales when the securi¬
likely, therefore, that liquidation of these
UNFAVORABLE
CHANGES
Beattie Gold
common
Mines, Ltd.—Interim dividend of 4c. a share on the no par
stock, payable March 15.
Dividends of 5c. were paid pre¬
viously.
ties
Brown Fence & Wire Co.—Dividend on the no par class A preferred stock
decreased from $1 a share to
Central
Cold
from 25c.
a
65c. a share and was payable Feb. 29.
Storage Co.—Dividend on the common stock decreased
payable March 15.
share to 12>^c. a share,
were
sured
ties
available.
The
market
here
was
perhaps
that there would not be any dumping of the
by that part of the announcement
purpose
of
such
vestings is
to insure
which said:
reas¬
securi¬
"The
of
that realization
securities
in
the
volume
total
American
of
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB
in¬
Kingdom,
United
the
from
and that
be orderly
shall
markets
sales
Month of February—
cluding both vested and non-vested securities, should over
a
period of time continue at about the average volume
of
recent
individual
in
Domestic
stocks, Allied
Foreign
of
vanced
Feb.
on
29.
In
the
railroad
moved fractionally higher on Feb. 9 to 5%, and closed off
Feb. 29 at 5%.
Chesapeake & Ohio opened at 39% Feb. 1,
rose to 41%
Feb. 9, and subsequently gave ground, closing
29 at 39%.
Feb.
at
19%.
at
17%
Delaware &
20%
Hudson sold at 18% Feb. 1,
Feb. 9, and turned lower Feb. 29
on
Neiv York Central
and
its
low
point
closing
Feb.
29
sale
16.
Southern
at
at
16%,
reached
of
the
slightly
Pacific
its top
better
opened
figure Feb. 9
Feb.
month
1
than
Feb.
1
at
15%,
its
opening
12%, im¬
at
proved Feb. 9 to 14%, and later declined to 12%
Northern Pacific, after opening at 8% on Feb.
Feb. 29.
on
1, rose to
Feb. 9, and closed the month at 8%.
fractionally lower
than its initial sale xirice.
Union Pacific followed the same
9
on
course, moving up from 94 Feb. 1 to 96 Feb.
24, and finally
selling off Feb. 29 at 93% ex-dividend.
Bonds
were
in
York
Stock
917.000 in
bad
as
investor interest
case as
stocks,
Bond
so
far
volume
arousing
as
the
on
New
Exchange declined
January.
This
was
to $120,384,000 from $144,the smallest amount of bond
trading since last August and, save for the
February, 1939,
of $118,993,000, the smallest for
any February since
1918.
Turnover in bonds did not show
any greater decline
because of a decided pick-up in
trading interest in traction
bonds in connection with the New York
City subway uni¬
fication
program.
Government
bond
prices
ended
the
month at
approximately the levels at which they began it.
The New York "Times" index of domestic
bonds showed an
advance of 0.22 point in
February following a loss of 0.25
in
points
since
In
January.
to
last
the
The
foreign
bond
index
dropped 11)3
58.62, the lowest closing level for any month
September.
following table we indicate the fluctuations for
10 most active
the
$24,492,000
$45,522,000
$23,133,000
$42,399,000
306,000
foreign, railroad and domestic corporate
bonds sold during the current month:
6,389,694
7,331,860
6,893,289
34,873,631
$63,393,000
$86,097,000
$47,827,000
$95,968,000
2,981,000
3,539,000
497,000
726,000
1,092,000
892,000
719,000
1,224,000
Further
the
large
member
excess
DURING FEBRUARY
chief development
Early in
ary.
to
reserves
record,
was
during Febru¬
decline in the
slight
a
carrying
in
high
new
a
in the money market
month
the
resulting
importations,
gold
bank
$50,143,000 $102,488,000
$87,542,000
$64,742,000
THE MONEY MARKET
reserve
position occurred, mainly because of heavy payments to the
Treasury for
Social Security taxes, but subsequently the
large gold influx and excess Treasury disburse¬
continued
ments were instrumental
Feb.
on
that
28
to
in
raising the total excess reserve
peak of $5,690,000,000, with predictions
further swelling of this figure will be
inevitable^ if
a
the
a
present gold movement shows no interruption.
The
failure of the large inflow of gold from abroad to result in
a
corresponding increase of foreign deposits at the Federal
was ascribed to the fact that the major part
Reserve Bank
of
these
credits
materials in
is
being
now
used
for
purchase
the
of
this country.
While commercial loans experi¬
decline, the latter was held to narrow proportions,
reflecting the belief that the present recession in business
will not be of long duration.
Actual Government financing
enced
a
limited
was
a
concerned.
was
total
point,
287,000
Foreign government
Total bond sales.
list,
& Santa Fe opened Feb. 1 at 23%, ad¬
Feb. 26, closing Feb. 29 lower at 23%.
& Ohio's initial sale on Feb. 1 was at 5%; it
moved forward to
419,000
Foreign corporate
22%
Baltimore
15,344,284
$39,614,000
1,241,000
1,544,000
_
Domestic
Topeka
to
2,718,510
$21,976,000
554,000
603,000
Bond sales (par value)—
proved its position from 115% Feb. 1 to 117 Feb. 28,
closing the month a trifle lower at 116%.
Westinghouse
Elec. & Mfg. opened 'Feb. 1 at 108, rose to 114 Feb. 9, and
Atchison
2,974,615
$44,929,000
__
Jan. 1 to Jeb. 29—
Stock sales—No. of shares.
opened at 32 Feb. 1, advanced to 32*4 Feb. 7, and
the month at 31%.
General Electric opened at 38
Feb. 1, moved ahead to 40% on Feb. 9, and closed Feb. 29
at 37%.
United States Steel rose from 56% Feb. 1 to 61%
Feb. 9, closing Feb. 29 at 58%.
Steel preferred also im¬
112%
r.
Total bond sales.
29
Y
to
government
Foreign corporate
closed
back
3,167,928
$23,901,000
172,000
American Tel. & Tel. moved
175%.
up from 170%
Feb. 1 to 172% Feb. 21, closing Feb.
fractionally lower at 172.
Consolidated Edison Co.
slipped
1937
1938
Bond sales (par value)—
Chem¬
& Dye advanced from 171 Feb. 2 to 180 Feb. 13, and
then sold off Feb. 29 at
N.
EXCHANGE
1939
1940
Stock sales—No. of shares..
months."
As to the fluctuations
ical
15
MONTHLY REVIEW
March, 1940]
to the usual four weekly bill issues of $100.each, to replace similar maturities, but on Feb. 14
000.000
the
Treasury issued a call for redemption June 15 of
8353,000.000 of 3%% bonds, indicating simultaneously that
holders may be offered an exchange for new securities.
Gold imports during the four weeks ended Feb. 21 totaled
$216,900,000, of which sum $43,400,000 came from Canada,
$32,700,000 from Sweden, $25,500,000 from Holland, $21,-
300,000 from
100,000
from
South
from
Africa, $20,300,000 from
Norway,
Switzerland
cluding
the
$14,300,000
and
from
$6,400,000
release of
from
earmarked
England, $19,$10,500,000
India,
gold
Australia.
holdings,
the
In¬
gold
stock of the country during
to
a
February increased $245,000,000
high record of $18,166,000,000.
Discount holdings
new
of
the
to
$6,679,000
12
receding
Reserve
Feb.
from
banks
28.
receded
Total
$12,149,576,000
Feb.
7, increased steadily to
Feb.
28.
from
member
Jan.
$6,946,000 Jan.
bank
31
to
reserves,
31
after
$12,096,727,000
new' peak of $12,317,794,000
a
Average yields on 91-day Treasury bills increased
0.004% Jan. 31 to 0.005% Feb. 28. while average yields
long-term Treasury bonds remained unchanged at 2.33%,
from
Feb. 1
Bonds
on
Range During February, 1940
Opening
Feb. 29
Closing
Price
Lowest
Highest
82X Feb.
15X Feb.
59* Feb.
85* Feb.
17* Feb.
14
84 X
17
65* Feb.
17
62
Price
Feb. 1972
.
Brazil 6*s of 1926
Buenos Aires 4*-4*s.
5s
83
1957
16*
1977
60*
1952
Colombia 6s
Cuba
to
those
102
101
Feb.
30 *
1977
1962
57*
42*
.1954
79 *
30X
57X
36*
79*
67
61
Denmark 4*s
Japanese Govt 6*s
Norway 4*s.._
1965
Peru 6s
1960
9*
104 X Feb.
33 X Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
61
Feb.
43* Feb.
Feb.
85
Feb.
Feb.
72
9* Feb.
Feb.
7
26 *
26
21
28
33*
60*
1
36 X
28
84 X
Feb.
9
9* Feb.
5
61*
9X
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
27 »A Feb.
9
26 X
Feb.
16 X Feb.
1.7 X Feb.
21
15*
34
Feb.
21
32*
56* Feb.
58* Feb.
10
54
Hudson Manhattan adj 5s
1957
14*
Missouri Pacific 5s
1977
16*
Mobile & Ohio 4*s.
1977
N Y Chic & St Louis 4*s._.1978
Northern Pacific 6s.i
.2047
28*
5334}
14X
16*
28X
53X
55
54
Feb.
St Louis-San Francisco 4s
Southern Pacific 4*s
Southern Ry 4s
11*
45*
11
Feb.
ser F
Wabash Ry 1st 5s
1950
1969
1956
-...1939
57 *
40
Feb.
9
9
54*
13* Feb. 20
12*
45*
57*
45* Feb.
56X Feb.
47
Feb.
9
59 X
Feb.
9
40
45* Feb.
14
Feb.
17
106*
78 *
127 X
75 X
Nassau Electric 4s
1951
49
1960
1953
72 X
18 X
.1945
105*
Third Avenue Ry 5s.
Wheelin? Steel 4*s
106* Feb.
87X Feb.
126* Feb.
109* Feb. 21
108
101* Feb.
129* Feb.
101*
126*
28
17
74* Feb.
77 X
Feb.
17
74*
49
81
Feb.
29
81
75% Feb.
8
Feb.
72% Feb.
18X Feb.
105* Feb.
25* Feb. 28
113* Feb. 15
73
23*
109*
1960
15
14J* Feb.
19* Feb.
16
19
1966
97 *
97
99 X
28
99*
Feb.
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE
Feb.
1...
1
Feb.
2..,
1
Feb.
3...
STOCK
.0/ February—
1940
1939
Stock sales—No. of shares__
Bond sales (par value)—
13.470,755
13.878,323
Railroad and miscellaneous
$99,176,000
$96,722,000
18,843,000
2,365,000
17,400,000
Foreign Government
Govt.
Total bond sales
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
4,871,000
1938
14,256,094
1937
50,248,010
$96,374,000 $229,157,000
20,205,000
36,655,000
11,014,000
19,647,000
$120,384,000 $118,993,000 $127,593,000 $285,459,000
29,461,420
39,055,673
38,678,025
108,919,426
salesj (par value)
Railroad and miscellaneous $220,079,000 $228,212,000
$225,355,000 $496,725,000
Foreign Government
39,097,000
37,940,000
40,781,000
86,136,000
6,125.000
12,452,000
27,367,000
45,285,000
United States Govt
YORK
Renewal
High
EXCHANGE
Low
High
1
1
Feb.
16..
1
1
Feb.
17..
Saturday
Feb.
18..
Sunday
Saturday
4...
STOCK
•
1
Renewal
1
1
Feb.
19..
1
1
1
5...
1
1
1
Feb.
20..
1
1
1
6...
1
1
1
Feb.
21..
1
1
Feb.
7...
1
1
1
Feb.
22..
Feb.
8...
1
1
1
Feb.
23..
1
1
Feb.
24..
Saturday
Feb.
25..
Sunday
Feb.
9...
Feb.
10...
Feb.
Sunday
.
1
Saturday
Sunday
Holiday
11-;..
1
Holiday
1
1
1
.
1
1
1
Feb.
27..
1
1
1
1
Feb.
28..
1
1
1
1
1
Feb.
29..
1
1
1
1
1
Feb.
12...
Feb.
13...
1
1
Feb.
14...
1
Feb.
15...
1
Feb.
26..
Trading in bankers' acceptances continued inactive, with
bill offerings falling even farther behind the
existing demand than heretofore.
Total outstanding accept¬
according to the monthly survey of the Acceptance
Analysis Unit of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York,
ances.
published Feb. 13,
$232,644,000 Dec.
$265,301,000 $278,604,000 $293,503,000 $628,146,000
were
30,
$229,230,000 Jan. 31 compared with
1939,
and $255,402,090 Jan. 31, 1939.
Import bills receded from $102,563,000 Dec. 20, 1989, to
$100,821,000 Jan. 31; export bills from $38,753,000 to $38,251,000j domestic shipments from $9,617,000 to $7,831,000,
domestic
warehouse
while
dollar
credits
from
$44,114,000 to
exchange increased
$43,-
from
$15,616,000
to $16,356,000, and hills based on goods stored in or
shipped
between foreign countries from $21,981,000 to $22,948,000.
Bills held by accepting banks totaled $179,139,000, of which
sum own
bills aggregated $110,655,000, and bills of others
$6S.4S4,000.
Rates
for
bankers'
acceptances
again
were
quoted at %% bid and 7/16% asked for 30-day, 60-day
and 90-day bill&: at 9/16% bid and %% asked for
120-day
bills, and at %% bid and
9/16% asked for bills running
150 and 180 days.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank,
in
its
ket
the
"Monthly Review," discussed conditions in the mar¬
for
"To
Total bond sales...
NEW
Feb.
and
EXCHANGE
1 to Feb. 29—
Stock sales—No. of shares..
Bond
THE
Feb.
023.000.
United States
ON
available
Portland Gen Elec 4*s.,
Postal Tel «fe Tel 5s
M onth
RATES
Low
42
Domestic Corporates—
Bethlehem Steel 3*8.
-1952
Bklyn-Manhat Transit 4* a. 1960
Commonwealth Edison 3*8.1958
Interboro Rapid Transit 5S..1966
Studebaker Corp 6s
unaltered at 1%.
LOAN
101
Railroads—
Chicago Great Western 4s... 1959
CALL
.
Oct 1961
4*8-...
17
short-term Treasury notes eased from 0.50%
On the Stock Exchange the rate for call loans
on
0.44%.
remained
Foreigns—
Argentine 4s
Canada
and
bankers'
an
even
conditions
acceptances
greater
of
as
degree
limited
follows:
than
supply
in
and
commercial
active
paper,
demand
con-
MONTHLY REVIEW
16
the market for bankers' acceptances
tinned to characterize
February.
Dealers' quoted rates remained un¬
changed.
On Jan. 31 the volume of bills outstanding
totaled $229,000,000, a decrease, usual in January, of about
RETURNS
$4,000,000 from the December total.
In comparison with
a
year ago,
the January volume was $26,000,000 lower,
reflecting a drop of $32,000,000 in bills based on goods
stored in or shipped between foreign countries, and a de¬
export bills, partly offset by an
in bills drawn to furnish dollar
increase of nearly equal amount in import
$19,000,000 in
of $14,000,000
of
cline
increase
exchange and an
The
large receipts of
member banks
February by the effects of the
gold from the rest of the world. Most of
brought to bear on the banking system
the other influences
made for a reduction
in the supply of reserves,
but the gold
imports were large enough to offset these other influences
and to leave member banks on Feb. 28 with $168,218,000
more
actual reserves than
increase
The
in
they had on Jan. 31.
of the United States in
the gold stock
Feb. 28 was $235,000,000.
four 1 weeks to
the
ACCEPTANCES
RESERVE BANKS
YORK CITY
position of Federal Reserve
reserve
rendered still easier in
was
bills."
PRIME BANKERS'
OF THE FEDERAL
BROKERS' LOANS IN NEW
during
Included in
imports was a substantial amount of gold from Scandi¬
navian countries and South Africa.
Deposits of gold cer¬
the
MUtt
Call Loans
150 Days
120 Days
180 Days
90 Days
60 Days
30 Days
Secured by
Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
Accept'ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
Feb.
Xa7it
1
2
Ho.7 it
Xa71#
_____
Ha7it
htaH
Haht
Haht
Ha7 it
#i toH
Ha91»
Ha9 ie
Ha'it
3
Saturday-
4
Sunday
5
•
_____
7
_____
8
_____
9
_____
Ha7 it
®i taH
Ha9 it
Xa7\t
Ha7it
Ha7 it
htaH
%a9i.
Haht
Xa7it
14a1 is
Ho7 is
Ho7 is
Ha7 it
h taH
Ha9 is
Ha9 ie
Ha7n
htaH
Ha91#
Ha9 it
Xa7it
Ha7 it
Ha7 u
9i taH
Hah,
Haht
Ha7 n
Xa7lt
.....
6
10.—
Saturday
11—
Sunday
Holiday
12
13
Xa7it
14
^a7i6
Xa7it
15
..
16
.
.
_
Xa7it
.....
Ho7 it
Ha7 is
Ha7 it
htaH
Ha91«
V»a9it
Ha7u
htaH
Ha9it
Hah
Ha7 u
Ha7 u
htaH
Ha9 ia
Ho7 it
Ha7it
htaH
Ha9 it
Haht
Ha'it
Saturday
17—.
Ho7 it
Ha7 is
Ha7 it
}4a7it
19
20
Xa7\t
H«7n
.....
21.—
—v
22
23
h,aH
htaH
Ha9it'
Ha916
Ha'it
Ha9 it
Haht
Ha9it
htaH
Ha9 ie
Ha9\t
Xa9it
'
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Saturday
Sunday
25....
26
.
27j
29
Ha7u
Ha7 it
Ha7n
24
28
htaH
Hah,
Xa7it
......
Ha7 is
Holiday
-—
.
_
.....
Time
loan
Ha716
Ha7 it
Ha7it
htaH
Ha91«
Xa7 le
Ha7 le
Hah,
9itaX
Ha9 ie
Xa7u
Ho7 it
Hah,
9i taH
Ha9 u
Xa7it
HO716
Ho7 is
htaH
Ha9u
rates
on
collateral
security
Ha9it
Ha9it
Haht
■
continued
be
to
quoted at the nominal figure of 1%% for 90-day loans,
and 1V2% for loans running 180 days.
The listless trading
markets furnished little incentive for seek¬
accommodations and, as heretofore, transactions
virtually restricted to the renewal of expiring older
the security
in
ing
new
were
loan contracts.
DAILY
OF TIME LOAN RATES
RECORD
Rates on Mixed Collateral
30 Days
4 Months
90 Days
60 Days
6 Months
5 Months
Feb.
1...
IX
IX
IX
1H
IX
IX
Feb.
2...
IX
IX
IX
1H
1X
IX
Feb.
3...
Feb.
4—
IX
1X
1H
IX
Satur day
Sun day
IX
1H
6...
IX
IX
IX
Feb.
IX
IX
Feb.
7...
IX
IX
IX
Feb.
8—
IX
IX
Feb.
9...
IX
IX
IX
IH
1H
IH
IX
1H
Feb., 5...
Feb. 10...
Satur day
Feb. 11—
Sun day
IX
1H
IX
IX
IH
IX
Holl day
Feb. 12...
Feb. 13...
IX
IX
IX
IX
Feb. 14...
IX
IX
IX
IX
Feb.15.._
IX
IX
IX
IX
Feb.16...
IX
IX
Feb.19.__
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Feb. 20...
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Feb. 21...
IX
IX
IX
IX
Holi day
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
'
Feb. 23.._
IX
,
Satur day
Feb. 25...
Sun day
IX
IX
Feb. 27.._
IX
IX
Feb.28.._
IX
Feb.29...
IX
IX
w
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IH
IX
IX
rise of
the
supply to cope
at
of
New
at
to
1%,
an
York announced
that
returns received from
com¬
dealers showed a total of $219,400,000 of open
commercial paper outstanding on Jan. 31, com¬
mercial paper
market
pared with $209,900,000 at the end of the previous
and
$195,200,000
month,
Jan. 31, 1939.
on
RATES
industry and agriculture declined $2,000,000, but
$6,000,000 increase in these advances in the last week
the month gave rise to some wonder whether the sea¬
merce,
deipand, although it was noted
offerings originated from a growing variety of busi¬
enterprises.
While prevailing rates for average grade
to
expansion in bank reserves was accompanied, in the
the reporting New York City banks, by a rise of
of
$91,000,000 in the reporting New York City banks'1
of other securities.
Total loans decreased $17,000,000, but investments were $72,000,000 higher.
In the
four weeks to Feb. 28 the New York banks' loans to com¬
six-month paper continued to range from
increasing amount of choice paper went
%%, with the bulk of business still being transacted
%%.
Under date of Feb. 14 the Federal Reserve Bank
%%
commercial loans was beginning.
Open
increased $5,000,000. Aside from other securi¬
ties, the New York banks did large-scale buying only in
Government-guaranteed securities, of which their holdings
increased $30,000,000 to a total of $1,270,000,000.
Treasury
bills declined $39,000,000, and Treasury bonds were $12,000,000 lower, but Treasury notes increased $2,000,000.
Reflecting the receipt of capital from other countries and
an inflow of funds from other districts, demand deposits—
sonal expansion in
market paper
adjusted of the New York banks increased $259,000,000 to a
new record high at $8,986,000,000.
Loans and investments of the weekly reporting banks in
101 cities increased
in
FOR MONEY AT NEW YORK
the four weeks
$5,000,000
loans
Week Ended—
Feb. 3
Federal
'•
and there were no
funds came to the
Treasury largely through the sale of baby bonds and col¬
lection of social security taxes.
While the $63,000,000 rise
in currency circulation carried the volume up to a new
high for the time of year at $7,439,000,000, the increase was
actually less than in the corresponding period of 1939*
Between. Feb. 1 and March 1, 1939, currency in use ex¬
panded $76,000,000.
With the New York City banks trading in Government
securities against the market trend, the Federal Reserve
banks did not feel called upon in February to oppose a rise
or ease a decline in the market.
The regional banks' Gov¬
ernment
securities portfolio was unchanged throughout
February, bond and note holdings remaining, as they had
been since Jan. 10, at $1,344,045,000 and $1,133,225,000, re¬
spectively.
Bills discounted for member banks decreased
$267,000 to a total of $6,679,000.
Industrial advances rose
$331,000 to a total of $10,704,000, and commitments to make
advances were $590,000 higher at $8,966,000.
Foreign cen¬
tral bank deposits in the Federal Reserve banks declined
$26,469,000 to a total of $380,844,000, but other deposits
were $48,097,000 higher at $363,381,000.
On Feb. 28 surplus reserves of member banks stood at
a
new
record high of $5,690,000,000, representing an in¬
crease during the four-week perior of $130,000,000.
Excess
reserves have risen $840,000,000 since their Dec. 13 low.
a
with the active investment
ness
accounts.
offering was made during the' month,
substantial income tax receipts.
The
of
prime four-
circulation, and the $21,-
deposits and other
$55,000,000 in loans and investments. This rise was trace¬
able, more than to any other factor, to the circumstance
that New York State and New York City were in the
market with short-term issues during February, making for
IX
IX
Commercial paper remained in inadequate
that
non-member
holdings
Feb. 24...
Feb. 26._.
in
v
The rise in the Treasury's balance in the Reserve banks
was
achieved in the face of the fact that no new money^
case
IX
Sun day
Feb. 22...
rise
Reserve
The
IX
.
Satur day
.
$63,000,000 increase in currency
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Feb. 17...
Feb.18...
amounted to
000,000
Sunday
18
the Federal Reserve banks by the Treasury
$241,501,000, indicating that the Treasury had
made use of some $0,500,000 of its ffee gold during the
four weeks.
Sums paid out by the Treasury for this gold
naturally found their way promptly into the supply of bank
reserves.
The only other sources of supply of reserve
funds worth mentioning during February were the $34,000,000 rise in Federal Reserve Bank credit in use and
the $9,000,000 increase in Treasury currency.
Serving as
partial offsets to these additions to reserves were the $11,965,000 rise in the Treasury's deposit t balance in the Re¬
serve banks, the $16,000,000 increase in Treasury cash, the
tificates with
Feb.10
Feb. 17
Feb. 24
Mar. 2
were
$28,000,000 to a total of $23,211,000,000
24 to Feb. 21, with loans off
from Jan.
and investments up $33,000,000.
Commercial
unchanged at $4,316,000,000.
Holdings of Treas¬
notes $14,$12,000,000 and Gov¬
ernment-guaranteed issues rose $13,000,000.
Other securi¬
ties
increased
$86,000,000.
Demand
deposits—adjusted
were $93,000,000 higher at a record total of $19,256,000,000.
ury
bills
declined
$64,000,000,
and
Treasury
000,000, but Treasury bonds were up
Call loans on Stock Exchange:
Range for week (mixed &
Indus, coll.).
1@1
1@1
1@1
1
1
1
1
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IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
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x@l
H® 1
H® 1
1
Indus, collateral):
Thirty days
—
IX
IX
Sixth days
Ninety days..
Four months
.....
months.
IX
IX
Five months
Six
1®1
1@1
Week's aver, (mixed & Indus, coll.).
Time loans (mixed &
....—
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
Commercial paper:
Double and single names:
Prime 4 to 6 months
Good 4 to 6 months
R/
@1
X® 1
H@ 1
x®i
H® 1
X@1
Loans to brokers and dealers of the
reporting New York
City banks—the so-called brokers' loans—declined
000,000 to a total of $457,000,000.
Street loans, as
$18,com¬
piled by the New York Stock Exchange, decreased $4,-,
576,553 during February to $555,474,347 Feb. 29. from $560,-
050,900 Jan. 31.
A
year
ago,
on
Feb. 28, 1939, these loans
outstanding aggregated $6S3,432,399.
At
EXCHANGE IN FEBRUARY
COURSE OF STERLING
exchange market in New York during Febru¬
continued unchanged in all important respects from
character in December and January.
Trading was on
The foreign
ary
its
the whole extremely limited, though on a
volume of operations exceeded the levels
few occasions the
of the two previ¬
ous
months.
A softer tone developed toward the end of
the month and the range for cable transfers from Feb. 1
to Feb. 15 moved down successively from $3.99% to $3.94%.
These rates compared with the low of $3,87% on Nov. 30.
Sterling was more freely offered in the Far Eastern mar¬
kets, the European neutrals, and the South American
The
centers.
taken
liquidated sterling balances were
by
up
debts in
United
States
British
of
terms
and
importers
78.50.
and
London
unchanged
mium to
from
continued
to
one-montli
quote
New
months:
previous
delivery
%%
York,
pre¬
Paris, parity for sellers and buyers; Am¬
sterdam, 1% Dutch cents premium to par; Brussels, par
to 2 centimes discount; Zurich, 3 centimes premium to par.
London dispatches on Jan. 28 stated that in the interests
parity;
-
of
the
all direct or indirect news concerning the
gold for British account would be suppressed,
owing to the necessity for secrecy especially in connection
nation
movement of
Government's
the
with
imports and
of specie.
exports
February the London authorities further imposed
all commodity transactions, so that there was
on
mestic
ish
earmarkings
New
of
York
of
gold
Federal
the
at
a
high level,
determined.
were
could not be exactly
In
with
to
mons
vote
"token"
Great
this
means
war
activities
their
extent
of hostilities.
Therefore, esti¬
mates made
by the most expert authorities in
necessarily lack authoritative basis.
On
23 the
Feb.
sions
in
place
additional
which
York
New
the
Bank
and
for
of
purchasing commis¬
they have decided to
that
aircraft
much
as
field will
French
announced
orders
amount to
may
While
British
any
as
in
United
the
States
$1,000,000,000.
England's selling and
buying rates
for sterling have been fixed since Jan. 8 at
$4.02% and
$4.03%, respectively, it developed during February that a
body
strong
of opinion
in
London
is
sterling rate to $4.50 or higher.
On Feb. 9 Conservative members
the
matter
the
Government
official
to
notice,
should
raise
one
the
seeking to
would
do
more
to
the
Parliament brought
member asserting that
value
of the
pound ster¬
He said that such
keep down prices than any other
step that could be takep, that it would enable Great Britain
to buy more cheaply in the United
States, and that any
adverse effect on British exports would be in dollar
and
not in sterling areas.
Another
cellor
of
Conservative
the
member
Exchequer
to
said:
consider
"I
if
it
ask
the
would
Chan¬
not
be
advisable
to raise the pound sterling back to
$4.50, and
then, if necessary, to give a subsidy to exports in
sterling,
because if you raise the value of the pound in dollars
'you
would
avoid
assumed
Richard
one
be
to
a
of
the
rise
main
in
causes
of
what
so
easily is
prices."
Hudson, Secretary for Overseas Trade, inter¬
vened in the debate to say:
"I would not like it to get
out
that
ports
there
on
a
is a possibility
large scale."
To this the member replied:
of
sterling
sure
the
bold,
you are
just
Government
as
can
strong measures in
nomic
of
subsidizing British
"By artificial depreciation
much subsidizing exports.
rely
ex¬
I
am
this House to support
developing a comprehensive eco¬
upon
policy."
There
can
be
question that British export trade has
declined considerably since the outbreak of the
war
in
September, but this has been only an acceleration of the
no
trend which began in 1914.
Nevertheless, the decline in
exports was not as great as appeared on the surface.
Since
September, and with increasing force in February, respon¬
British opinion on every occasion
emphasized the
necessity for increasing exports.
The great London banks
sible
took
a
leading part in this policy.
They were steadily
directing the flow of credit away from the production of
non-essentials and were extending credits to
concerns en¬
gaged in export trade.
It
of
was
the
disclosed
"Big
Five"
early
banks
in
of
February
London
that
were
the
deposits
at high levels.
was
greatly
the
expenditures
following table,
it
such
as
sells.
The
income
Exports and
Import
Reexports
Balance
£104,961,000
£44,731,000
86,582,000
49,924,000
81,097,000
75,570,000
42,671,000
25,458,000
deficit
from
merchant
marine,
dation
the
in¬
since
giving
£60,230,000
43,911,000
24,466,000
39,532,000
41,465,000
44,076,000
31,494,000
It is normal for the United Kingdom to buy more
than
re¬
Imports
*
abroad
paid for by invisible receipts
is
earnings of the
foreign investments,
insurance premi¬
ums, &c., but in recent years these receipts have not been
sufficient to
offset
a
foreign trade deficit of between
£30,000,000 and £40,000,000 a month.
An outstanding event of the month affecting foreign ex¬
change was the order issued by the British Treasury on
Feb. 19 requiring British owners of stocks in 60 United
States corporations to sell their holdings to the British
Government as a preliminary to the eventual orderly liqui¬
of
commissions,
banking
securities.
It
noted
was
that
list
the
enu«.
merated
only what might be called second-class American
securities.
All the highest-grade and more active stocks
were
omitted from the enumeration,
Steel, Bethlehem Steel, American
Co., and Pennsylvania RR. Co.
British
authorities
requisitioned
would
such as United States
&
Telephone
Telegraph
explained carefully that the
be immediately sold or at
not
time disposed of in such a way as to disturb the mar¬
any
kets.
It was
understood
that, if necessity
required, other
issues would be added from time to time.
The
action
making
was
an
was
taken
comprehensive
The listing
heavily since August
It
was
to
indicate
plans
for
also
British
that
intends
the
to
was
further
a
Britain
action
indication
as a
of
draAvn
resources
implied
its
conserve
here.
that
actual
last resort.
the
is
several years'
also surmised,
Go\rernment had
its gold and cash
on
holdings and to part with them only
decree
Great
of
of the stocks, it was
considered
Government
that
war
a
indication that the British
the
gold
The
extraordinary
strength of the exchange control exercised by the Bank
of England.
On Feb. 9 the gold stocks of the United States reached
$18,041,217,231, and
Avere
$18,166,000,000
on
Feb. 28.
On Feb. 1 the Bank of England issued on order that the
sale of rupees to United States citizens will be permitted
only when positive assurance can be given that the dollars
involved have been sold to the British control.
It
shown in February
that the combined gold stocks
France, which in 1914 were only 50,000,000 ounces, at the end of January totaled 175,000,000
ounces worth $6,000,000,000.
As for foreign resources, the
was
Great Britain and
British
held
investments
abroad
amounting to about
000,000,000 at the then current rate of exchange.
is considerably less than in 1914 and only a
amount
of it
is
readily convertible
into cash.
This
$13,sum
minimum
British in¬
vestments abroad prior to 1914 were estimated at around
$18,000,000,000 computed at $4.8665 to the pound.
Bank
of
England
note
circulation
on
Feb.
29
stood
at
£531,216,000.
The note circulation reported on Dec. 27,
1939, of £554,615,983 was the highest in the Bank's history.
Throughout February, as since September, Canadian ex¬
change continued to move in close sympathy with sterling,
with which it was officially pegged by the rates established
by the British exchange control.
The Canadian unit was
therefore at
S.
to
and
the
shoAvn
August, 1939
January, 1939.
of
of
ling in the months immediately ahead.
action
raise
trade
In evaluating the
The failure of exports to balance the
August.
is
imports
duration.
appropriations of £100 units.
By
hopes to disguise the cost of its
the end
materials
war
January, 1940
December, 1939
September, 1939
Bank
Britain
until
of
in
key months in the past year:
The
way
keeping with this policy a plan was laid before Parlia¬
toward the end of February for the House of Com¬
ment
of
end
the export
import balance.
consideration must be given
the
swollen
of
condition
the adverse
volume
stocks
Reserve
though
in
situation
secrecy
no
even approximately the extent of British do¬
foreign trade.
It Avas likewise known that Brit¬
or
unfavorable
creased
In
determine
to
The
flected
owing
others
exchange.
Canada, 4.43@4.47.
Berlin, as in previous months, was not
quoted.
The Italian lira was unofficially quoted between
Official
the end of 1939 they reached £2,094,100,000, against
£1,950,100,000 at the end of 1938.
The previous high level
was £2,030,100,000 at the end of 1937.
The year's increase
of 7%% was the largest during any year since 1932.
apparently
Despite the fact that the spot rate had declined on
foreign liquidation, the underlying firmness of the pound
Avas reflected in the improvement in quotations for 90-day
forward delivery.
In November and December 90-day ster¬
ling was offered at around 6 points discount, but in Febru¬
ary the discount narrowed to between 4 and 3% points.
The Bank of England continued its pegged rates on the
several markets as folloAvs:
New York cables, 4.02% @
4.03%; Paris checks, 176%@176%; Amsterdam, 7.50@7.55;
77.50
17
MONTHLY EEV1EW
March, 1940]
a
discount throughout
the United States dollar.
between
ary
the month in terms of
Montreal funds ranged in Febru¬
discount of 13%% and a discount of 12%%.
on Feb. 1 at $3.97% @$3.99%,
Feb. 29 at $3.92% @$3.94%.
The high for sterling
a
Sterling cable transfers sold
and
on
was
$3.99%
on
Feb. 1, and the low
was
$3.92%
on
Feb. 29.
In
commenting on the foreign exchange situation during
February the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in
its
"Monthly Review" for March 1:
"One of the outstanding developments
in the foreign ex¬
change markets during February was an accelerated flight
of capital from Sweden, which culminated in the introduc¬
tion
of
official
The
new
trol
over
exchange control in Sweden on Feb. 25.
regulations, which strengthened the informal con¬
capital transfers applied by Swedish banks since
the middle of
December, invested the Riksbank
ized banks with
a
and author¬
monopoly of exchange transactions and
provided for the control of foreign exchange.
Foreign ex¬
change will be made available only for approved transac¬
tions, and the export and import of bank notes and securi¬
ties is prohibited.
The new restrictions do not affect
Sweden's clearing agreements with other countries.
Despite
recent pressure, the Swedish krona rate was main¬
tained throughout the past month near the level of $0.2382.
the
<v.
MONTHLY REVIEW
18
"Trading in
other neutral European exchanges ^was
tlie
belga and the
guilder.
The Belgian currency, which had risen to a fourmonth high of $0.1698% on Jan. 29, receded to as low as
$0.1681% in the middle of February.
Subsequently, how¬
ever,
the belga showed some renewed firmness, ending
February at $0.1687%.
After opening the month at $0.5309,
the Netherlands currency rose to $0.5326 during the first
featured
A
week.
rate turned
Netherlands Government issue, which
the offering of a new
At
oversubscribed.
end of the month the guilder
the
quoted at $0.5319%.
Swiss exchange, meanwhile, con¬
tinued steady at about the rate which has prevailed since
the latter part of November.
was
"With respect to the
currencies of the allied countries, a
during the first half of the
The pound-dollar rate, which had advanced
past month.
to as high as $4.00 toward the end of January, declined
irregularly to reach a low point of $3.94% on Feb. 15.
This reaction was reportedly due in large part to relatively
heavy European and South American offerings of the Brit¬
weaker
tendency
ish currency,
second
presumably induced by
pound
half
of
rumors
the rate
discount
the
February,
however,
During
quotations
for
the
declined
to
$3.94%.
three-month
on
In the forward market
sterling
deliveries
narrowed
during the month from the equivalent of 3%% per annum
to about 3%%.
The New York rate for French francs continned
to
keep more
official. cross
less in line with sterling, in view
of 176% francs to the pound.
Toward the end of February the franc was quoted in this
of
the
market at
$0.0223%,
about
reached
"The
States
rate
compared with the high of $0.0226%
earlier.
as
month
a
Canadian
United
or
dollar
currencies
widening from 12 5/16%
of
February,
Of
the
the
Latin
Argentine
showed
weakness
against
during
February^ its discount
Jan. 31 to 13%% near the end
discount in about three months.
on
largest
American
some
currencies, the "free" rate for the
which
improved noticeably in January,
appreciated further in early February, reaching $0.2347 on
Feb. 8, as compared with about $0.2250 at the beginning
of
peso,
January.
adverse
Despite
pressure,
reported
to
have
been occasioned largely by discussion in this country of a
proposal to suspend the foreign silver purchase provisions
of the Silver Purchase Act, the dollar rate for the Mexican
peso
maintained at about $0.1672 throughout the past
was
month."
Details
of the
gold movement at the Port of New
during February
were
Review"
Federal
of
the
outlined
as
Reserve
follows in
Bank
the
New
of
York
"Monthly
York
somewhat
be
to
imports into the United States de¬
further
substantial.
very
under
tinued
despite
of
earmark
for
during February, but continued
In addition, the amount of gold
foreign account at the Federal
at
the
the
Federal
month
held
under
Reserve
amounted
earmark
Bank
to
New
of
for
foreign
York
account
the
at
end
of
about
$1,090,000,000.
reported by the Department of Commerce, gold im¬
"As
ports into the United States during the four weeks ended
Feb. 21 totaled $216,900,000,
of which $43,400,000 came
from
Canada, $32,700,000 from Sweden, $25,500,000 from
Netherlands, $21,300,000 from the Union of South
Africa, $20,300,000 from England, $19,100,000 from Nor¬
way, $14,300,000 from India, $10,500,000 from
Switzerland,
$6,400,000 from Australia, $5,600,000 from Russia, $4,900,000 from Japan, $2,800,000 from Italy, $1,400,000 from
Hongkong, $1,400,000 from the Philippines, $1,000,000 from
Belgium, and $500,000 from New Zealand.
the
CONTINENTAL AND
French
The
agreements
franc,
between
OTHER
being
Paris
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
fixed
and
changed throughout the month at
the
pound.
York
operations
on
As
moved
in
were
occasion
a
sterling
by
mutual
result of this close tie the franc in New
strict
on
showed
At the end
to
London, continued un¬
176.50@176.75 francs to
of the
sympathy with sterling, and though
the whole extremely limited, the franc
some
independent demand.
increasing
that
the
stated that four months after the opening of hostilities
France was in a strong position and that the
country had
benefited by the serious efforts made toward
recovery in
the
preceding the war and had been still further
by the economic and financial accords with Great
Britain, which secured the franc against the danger of
and
assisted
the
French effort
to
finance the
"cash and carry" basis.
War conditions, he asserted, have
obliged France
war
op
a
to make
Government's
the
to
The first Bank of France statement for
circulation
high
This
of a
adoption
22
showed
York
1 at
of 154,455,000,060 francs,
Bank's statement for the week
The
New
Feb.
February showed
outstanding
record.
Feb.
the
circulation
free
at
market
2.25@2.26%, and
153,360,000,000
Paris
cable
new
a
ended
francs.
transfers
In
sold
on
Feb. 29 at 2.22%@2.23%.
on
Belgian
currency was irregular in February, although
than in January.
This statement applies exclu¬
steadier
sively to the spot rate as quoted in the New York market.
Belga futures were generally at a sharp discount, ranging
39 down to 45 points discount from the basic cable
rate.
Belga cable transfers sold on Feb. 1 at 16.96@16.98,
from
and
Feb. 29 at 10.85@ 16.88.
on
Italian
lire
the control
held
were
at Rome.
steady throughout
it
On
the
by
New
peFIifa. """This rate has
of
end
September,
when
gradually lowered from 5.26c.
was
lire
since about
unchanged
the month
The rate for commercial lire in
York-did"not deviate"froffi~'5X>oc.
been
Feb. 1 the
to
4.22,
in
the
of
20%
Rome control
reduced
with 4.55 the
compared
in effect since
early in October.
the
price of tourist
which
rate
had
been
It was also reported early
month
that Italian exporters will receive a bonus
foreign exchange paid in return for their prod¬
ucts.
In other words, an exporter who sells $100 worth
of goods is to receive 2,360 lire from the bank instead of
1,976.50 lire.
Cable transfers on Rome did not vary in
on
the New York market
German marks
York during
tations
for
so-called
during February from 5.05c.
not quoted in either London
February, although there
the
free
Exchange
were
mark
in
New
York
New
or
occasional quo¬
were
around
40.20
for
the
gold. mark.
or
the
neutral during the war of
trends in February.
The Swiss
franc continued steady with a firm undertone, as
exempli¬
fied by the London quotation on 30-day Zurich of 3 cen¬
on
countries
1914-1918 presented mixed
times
premium
The
to
Holland
parity.
guilder
irregular.
whs
An
undertone
of
displayed in the quotations for 90-day guil¬
was
ders,
which ranged from 57 to 75 points discount from
-In mid-February the Netherlands Government intro¬
duced a bill authorizing the issue at
par of a 4% 40-year
"semi-forced" loan of 300,000,000 guilders.
It was stated
spot.
should
the
3%
a
offering
forced loan
prove
failure
a
would be
on
issued,
voluntary
a
for
which
indi¬
viduals would be obliged to subscribe at a progressive
according to their property tax.
The
Scandinavian
currencies
moved
in
close
rate
sympathy
with sterling throughout the greater
part of February.
On
Feb. 24 the Swedish Government instituted
rigid restric¬
tions
the
on
exchange
export of capital
gold.
or
restrictions
it
In
was
and
few
days
estimated
that
a
had taken flight from Stockholm.
on dealings in foreign
before the adoption of
about
20,000,000
krona
On Feb. 15 the Swedish
National Bank held foreign currency reserves of
432,000,000
krona and gold reserves of
1,000,000,000 krona.
The foreign exchange order prohibited
dealings in foreign
of
means
payment and foreign claims to the countervalue
Swedish currency between two
parties without the in¬
of
termediation
of the Riksbank, which was
granted a mo¬
nopoly of foreign exchange transactions.
It was expected that Norway and
Denmark, which had
hitherto exercised a partial control of
foreign exchange,
would follow the example of Stockholm and institute total
control
effect
The
measures.
Scandinavian
decrees
had
little
the
on
foreign exchange market in other centers,
especially in New York.
While the Scandinavian curren¬
cies
to
had
for
London,
the
pound
months
the
sterling
link
and
on
of
transfers
sold
with
close relationship
krona to
Swedish
September
the
Feb.
on
@53.16.
in
the
last
severed
was
Feb. 29 at 53.11%
Cable transfers
link
established
was
23.42 @23.43%
at
previous moved
traditional
Guilder cable
1
and
an
dollar.
at
53.08%@53.10,
Swiss cable transfers sold
Feb. 1 and at 22.42@22.43 on Feb. 29.
Sweden sold at 23.81@23.83% on Feb. 1
on
on
and at
23.81@23.83% on Feb. 29.
Exchange on the South American
restricted
tine
and
official
Feb.
on
free
drastic alterations in her system of finance
and economy.
After long resistance the Government was
obliged to estab¬
largely
policy of non-importation with the exception of war ma¬
terials and other items indispensable to the country's wellbeing and defense.
months
aided
devaluation
trade
ascribed
was
year
ers,
February asserted that exports have
there is every reason to believe
balance, which improved considerably in
that
and
1939, lias already returned nearly to pre-war levels.
unofficial
M. Pierre Fournier, Governor of
the Bank of France, in his annual
report to the stockhold¬
hostilities, permitting France after four
purchase supplies without exhausting its
Paris dispatches in
basis,
gold
supported, M.
which con¬
was
capital
of
to
war
been
that
of
money
repatriation
the
gold reserve.
ther
$30,000,006 fur¬
during the month, following a decrease of $40,000,000
in January.
Chiefly as a result of these factors, the gold
stqck of the United States increased about $245,000,000 in
February, after a gain of $287,000,000 in January.
The
French
the
of
by
said,
months
Reserve Bank of New York decreased about
amount
stability
weakness
"The volume of gold
held
The
for
March 1:
clined
a
Fournier
impend¬
an
sterling outside the London official market held
stable at about $3.95% until the end of February,
fairly
when
of
rigid control of exchange, and this forced the Bank
the supervision of gold movements
and of business in foreign currencies.
shown
was
ing tightening of the British exchange regulations.
the
lish
to assume new duties in
up¬
again in the latter part of the month, accompanying
ward
was
occurred, but the
then
reaction
the
in
fluctuations
irregular
by
1,
steady
rate
and
market
at
was
Brazilian milreis
at
5.01
@5.15
on
throughout
for
the
29.77
22.95
were
peso
on
on
Feb.
Feb.
1,
countries
February.
-was
29.
and
quoted
The
(Continued
on
page
118)
Argen¬
at
29.77
unofficial
23.45
quoted at 5.03@5.15
Feb. 29.
continued
The
on
on
Feb.
or
29.
Feb. 1, and
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF BOND PRICES DURING FEBRUARY 1940
Bond Sales
February
1940
-
1939
$120,384,000
265,301,000
_
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
Stock Sales
$118,993,000
278,604,000
February
Shares_
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
1940
1939
13,470,755
29,461,420
13,873,323
39,055,673
NOTICE—Gash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the month's range unless they are the only transactions of the
month, and when selling
outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote in the month in wnlch they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing the
range
for the year.
The tables
19 to 40 furnish a complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
for 1939.
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory.
The tables
security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
on
pages
Feb., 1940, and the
embrace every
range
The italic letters in..the column headed. .<</.»lemt. /?eriQd.,!Tndicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all
~
quotations for interest-paying bonds
price to which accrued interest must be added.
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds
interest is in default.
This method of quoting bonds became effective Jan. 2,1909.
are at a
sent one or more
32ds of
Sales in
a
N. Y.
Value
which
repre¬
point
Price
BONDS
February
on
Quotations after decimal point
•S'C
2
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Jan. 2,
1940
^
Bid
Feb.
1
Bid
Ask
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
U S GOVERMENT BONDS
1947-1952 A
48,000 Treasury 4Hs
O
119.31 Sale
D
114.28 Sale
Registered.
63", 000
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Registered
2,000
6,000 Treasury 3Hs
Sale
(119.29Sale
1119.30 Feb.
120.3
Feb.
6
119.30
Feb.
Jan.
12
119.29
Jan.
114716
114713 114717
120.10
Jan.
23
Sale
114.14
114.18
Feb.
14
114.14
Feb.
114.29
Jan.
3
zll4.12 Feb.
26 114.12
Feb.
26
114.12
Feb.
11479 "Sale
114.25
Jan.
2
114.19
114.9
Feb.
29 114.14
Feb.
10
114.9
Feb.
114.30
Jan.
5
Feb.
23 102.2
Feb.
114.25 Sale
Feb.
114.22 114.28
114714
114.8
Jan.
101720
Jan.
30
102.14 102.22
I6I73~1 Sa'le
114.8
D
2
101.22
Feb.
102.8
Jan.
7
101.30
Jan.
154221 Sale
10475"
Jan.
25
104.10
I03.26 103731 103726 Feb~.~27 10473" Feb"." 15
101.30
S
103.26
Feb.
104.24
Jan.
5
1943-1947 7
D
109720 no*
109722
109.27
109719
109.20
Feb.
21
!09!3"0"
Jan.
"i
105.6
Sale
104726 105"""
9
Registered
^Treasury 3 Ha
Registered
23"000
Treasury 3H8
120.17
S
1946-1956 M
43",000
Sale Prices
120
119.29 Sale
..1944-1954 J
Treasury 4s.
1940-1943 J
-
....1941-1943 M
101.26 101.22
Registered
15.665
Treasury 3 Ha
5"O",666
Treasury 3Hs
Registered.
59",000
Treasury 3 Ha
71",000
Treasury 3 Ha
109.24
109720" Feb"."21 109724" Feb"."6
Registered
...1941 F
A
105713
1943-1945 A
O
109227 Sale
109725 lib""" 165727 Sale" 109726
.1944-1946 A
O
lI67l2
11678"
Sale
Feb"." "5 10576" Feb.""! l6i73~6 Feb"."
loUi
Jan.
"I
Jan.
iio7i"
Jan.
"4
109.26
Jan.
109.30
Jan.
11
110.6
Jan.
110.18
Jan.
5
110.6
Jan.
110.6
Jan.
Feb".~26 11178" Feb"." "2
16
111
Feb.
111.20
Jan.
10
111.8
Jan.
111.12
ill 7f7 lii'il ill 7l9
Fe"b"."23 iii724 Feb"."20
Jan.
19
111.19
Feb.
112 13
Jan.
10
110.10
Jan.
110.28
Jan.
5
110.17
Jan.
110.17
Jan.
25
109.28
Jan.
110.30
Jan.
11
29
1104.30
....
Feb"."
13
l"l"o". 12 11079" Sale" 11078" Feb"."
5
109728 Feb."
2
Registered
Sale
ii67l2 Feb"." "6
Registered
hi",000
Treasury 3 Ha
1946-1949 J
D
mho nV.i3 11179
l"l"l7l3 111"" 11174" ill
1949-1952 J
D
111727
111.28
D
116718 Sale"
110.14 110.18 110.10 110.14
ii67ll
Feb"."20 iio7l~5 Feb"." 13
(109.29
Feb"."23 11079" Feb."2
107.12
Feb.
Registered
Yf.666
1
Highest
Treasury 3Ha..
112.4
111
72*3
109.25
Registered....
27~666
Treasury 3s......
Registered
1946-1948 J
oY.666
Treasury 3s
1951-1955 M
S
il67l0 Sale"
110.3
Treasury 2Ha_.
2,000
Registered
52,000 Treasury 2 Ha
1,000
Registered
1955-1960 M
S
10773*0 Sale"
107715 Sale"
1945-1947 M
S
109 5
Sale
10971
lbb".8
10972
13,000 Treasury 2 H8
1948-1951 M
8
10878
108*.l6 10876"
Sale"
108727 lbb"
10771*2
Sale
167.6"
Sale"
167"
106.31
...............
__
Sale
109.29 Sale
Registered
110
22I"66O
107716 Sale
Sale
Jan.
110
Jan.
Feb.
107.7
Jan.
108.10
Jan.
6
(107.18 Feb.
19 (107.18 Feb.
107.8
Jan.
108.4
Jan.
10
108.30
Feb.
21
108.28
Jan.
109.13
Jan.
108.30
Feb.
19 108.30
Feb.
108.30
Feb.
109.3
Jan.
3
108.2
Feb.
9 108.6
Feb.
108.2
Feb.
108.20
Jan.
6
Feb
26 107.13
Feb.
106.28
Jan.
30 107.30
Jan.
6
Feb.
26
26 107.24
109.3
Feb.
4
Registered
i27~666
Treasury 2Ha
1951-1954 7
D
"
Sale
2
HACflfltOPAd
"21",000
Treasury 2
36.666
Treasury 2Ha
272,666
Treasury 2 Ha
"3", 000
16,666
Treasury 2 Ha
Registered
Treasury 2 Ha
523",006
Treasury 2 Ha
Hs!777777"777!.77i9564959
M
S
106721 Sale"
206715 106718 106.9"
l567l2 16679""
106720" Feb." 17 10676" Jan7"6i 106731
Jan! "§
Registered
D
166720 Sale""
10673"
106.6" 105726
.1960-1965 J
D
106713
106
Sale
1945 J
D
108723 108".28 108713 108". is 108712
1958-1963 7
Registered
105.30
165729" Feb"." 26 10678"" Feb"."
Sale
163727
Feb". "26 l667l2" Feb"." 13
105.25
108.16
108710
Feb"." 21 108714 Feb"."
13
108710" Feb."21 158730 Jan!
19
i077l7
Feb""
24
108.3
Jan.
9
105.1
Jan.
106.4
Jan.
10
14
i6672"7 Jan7"§I 106726 Jan7"i!
*
106220
105728
Jan.
30
i66726 Jan! "!6
Registered
1948 M
S
107718
107.24
D
105713
Sale
107."l9 107723 107716 107726 I67.Y7" Feb". "24 167720
Feb"."
105 7l4
105.16
Feb.
Registered
1949-1953 J
Registered
91,000 Treasury 2 Ha
82,000 Treasury 2 Ha
16,000 Treasury 2s
30,000 Treasury 2s
11,000
Registered
"
Sale" " 10578"
Sale
10575" Feb"." 7
2
105.17
S
105.17 Sale
105.14 Sale
105.9
Sale
105.8
Feb.
8,105.18
Feb.
2
1951-1953 J
D
102.31 Sale
102.31
103
Sale
102.29
Feb.
5 103.8
Feb.
13
1947 J
D
104.18 104.23
104.15 104.18 104.15 104.19 104.16
Feb.
7 104.23
1948-1950 J
D
103
103.7
1950-1952|M
103.6
Sale
Sale
103.2
Feb.
10
Jan.
105.23
Jan.
6
105.5
Jan.
106.6
Jan.
11
102.20
Jan.
103.20
Jan.
10
105.4
104.16
Feb.
Jan.
11
102.23
Jan.
16403.22
Jan.
10
103.5
Feb.
21 103.7
Feb.
14
108.20
Jan.
24
Jan"""6
103.1
Feb.
103.10
Feb.
2
103.5
Feb.
103.7
Feb.
14
108.12 108.9
Feb.
Feb.
1
108.9
Feb.
103.6
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp—
42,000
1944-1964 M
3Ha
Registered
~73~666
3s
"3" 000
3s
S
1944-1949 M N
108.11 108.16
108.16 Sale
108.8
21 108.16
10878
Sale""
16573"
Sale"
167731 10873
107729
10577"
105.12
10574
10576
10573"
10572" Feb." "§ 10574" Feb"." "2
15572
105.8"
Feb.21
io§76 " Feb"."
1
107729
Jan!
108J3
105.1
Jan.
105715 Jan!" "6
Registered
...1942-1947 7
J
10576
Registered...
15,066
2Ha
1942-1947 M S
Home Owners Mortgage Corp—
54,000
3s Series A
1944-1952 M N
104726 104731 104725 104729
104.26
Feb.
107.24 108
107.24 108
107.18
Feb.
107.20 Sale
5
i0473"l~ Feb"." 13 104726" Feb!
107.24
105.2
Jan.
Feb.
2
107.18
Jan.
108.4
Jan.
5
24
1,000
Registered.:
107.17
Feb.
107.17
Feb.
23
107.17
Feb.
107.17
Feb.
23
46,000
2Ha Series G.
1942-1944 J
7
104.17 104.22
104.17 104.23 104.19 104.23 104.15
Feb.
104.20
Feb.
19
104.15
Feb.
104.22
Jan.
5
41,000
1 Ha series M
1945-1947 7
D
101.15 101.24
101.14 101.20 101.19 Sale
101.16
Feb.
101.20
Feb.
7
101.10
Jan.
101.24
Jan.
4
N Y CITY BONDS—See page 97.
FOREIGN GOVT & MUNICIPALS
Agricultural Mtge Bk (Colombia)—
6,000
4,000
iGtd sink fund 6s....
.....1947 F
iGtd sink fund 6s
1948 A
Akerahus (Kingd of Norway) 4a_1968 Af
33",000 AAntioqula (Dept of) Col 7s A..1945 J
^External 8 f 7s series B
25,000
1945
a External s f 7s series C_.
5,000
1945
AExternalsf 7s series D
5,000
45,000
a7s 1st series
a7s 2d series
50,000
a7s 3d series
34,000
47,000 Antwerp (Oity( extl loan 5s
A
27 X
O
27
30
94
8
26 X
26%
_
32
26 X
28
32
26 X
55
28
69
z27 X Feb.
27 X Feb.
28X Feb.
16
29
15
27X Jan.
3
26X Jan. 23
29
Feb.
J
14
17
14
Sale
13 X
14 X
14
Feb.
1
15 X
Feb.
15
13X Jan.
J
14
18
15
Sale
10
Feb.
15
17
15
Sale
10
10
14 X
15 X Feb.
15 X Feb.
13
14
14
7
27
14
17
15
Feb.
14 X Feb.
13 X Feb.
16
14
14 X
14 X
1
J
14
13 X Feb.
1945 J
J
14
1957 A
O
13
1957 A
O
13
1957 A
O
13 H
1958 J
153
16:
D
66 X
Sale
69
1948 MN
Sinking fund external 4H»—1971 M N
94 X
Sale
88
Sale
S f external
80 X Sale
79 X
81%
16X
13%
13%
Sale
12 X
Sale
13 X
Sale
12X
12X
28% Feb.
16
Feb.
15
16
16
16X Feb.
15
16
Feb.
19
15X
15X
14 X
14 X
14%
70
Feb.
15
14
14
65
13 X
13%
12 X Feb.
12 X Feb.
23
20
14 X Feb.
14 X Feb.
1
15
13 X
12 X Feb.
67 X Feb.
21
14% Feb.
70
Feb.
15
7
95X
91%
85 H
85 X
21
16
17
17
69
72
68
Sale
95
X
90 X
Sale
95 X
Sale
Sale
83
Sale-
83 X
Sale
91X
84 X
84 %
29
Jan.
Jan.
12X Jan.
27
19
12 X Feb.
20
12 X Feb.
21
67
Jan.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
15
15
Jan.
11
95 X Feb.
21
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
549,000
188,000
695,000
347,000
S f external 4 H®
8 f external
conv
conv
For footnotes tee page 30a
loan 4s.Feb 1972 F
loan 4s__ Apr 1972 A
A
O
2
Sale
95 X Feb.
89 X Feb.
Sale
Sale
82 X Feb.
82 X- Feb.
5
5
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
91% Feb.
85 X Feb.
16
17
85 X Feb.
17
Sales in
11
BONDS
February
(Continued)-—
229,000 Australia 5s of 1925---July 15 1955
External loan 5s of 1927
1957
161,000
External g 4%s of 1928
217,000
1956
5,000 iAustrian Govts f 7s.------—1957
iBavaria (^ree State) ext 6%s—1945
135", 000 Belgium 2&-yr external 6%s
1949
Externals f 6s
1955
176,000
Bid
FOREIGN GOVT
External! f 7s
iBenin (G^ltmany)
J
J
M S
MN
J
J
P
A
M S
J
J
}955
----
1941
1957
1957
7
89
79
8
81%
1
100
Sale
l'A
98
94% Sale
102% 103%
Sale
\rSale
75
F
a
75
90
Sale
J
D
87
Sale
J
D
7
M S
63
M S
5734
Sale
F
A
O
MiV
56%
56%
5634
58
A
J
J
3834
5834
Sale
40
1967 J J
1968 MN
11%
11%
14%
20
Sale
8%
Sale"
Sale
21%
Sale
17
Sale
17
17%
76
9%
29
3
99% Feb.
7
15
15
13
97% Sale
92% Sale
103% Sale
22
12%
20%
16%
16%
"...
97% Feb.
91% Feb.
100
Feb.
13% Feb.
20
11% Feb.
Sale
19% Feb.
Sale
15% Feb.
Sale
15% Feb.
Sale
16
Feb.
70
Feb.
73%
74
Feb.
73%
84
83
Feb.
8
7%. Feb.
9
7
12
22
16%
1
1
1
7
76%
75%
73%
6%
Sale
73%
uk
75
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
13
Sale
89%
89%
81%
7%
Sale
78
Sale
22
Sale
29
26
29
13
76%
Sale
11
16%
69
"78%
92
9
69
81
7%
Feb.
1 104
Feb.
76% Feb.
75% Feo.
73% Feb.
6% Feb.
12% Jan.
96
Jan.
89
Jan.
100
Feb.
13
Jan.
11%
17%
13%
13%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
22
Ask
Ask Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
Bid
11%
M S
1950
1962
(Province of)
stamped
---Readjustment 4%-4%s
Sale
13£
17 J13 y8
1958
1952
1957
1958
83 %
11
1950
5,000
s f 6%s
AExternal sinking fund 6s
5,000
230,000 iBrazil (U S of) external 8s
AExtl s f g 6 %s of 1926
416,000
iExtl s f 6%s of 1927
322,000
iCent Ry 30-year g 7s
190,000
1,000 Brisbane (City) s f 5s
7,000
Sinking fund gold 5s
11,000
20-year s f 6s_-_-_
10,000 iBudapest (City of) 6s—-
87
Ask
Sale
75
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
Jan. 2,
1940
exchange
n. y. stock
Value
145,000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
20
Sale Prices
29
91
Jan.
15
26
29
90% Jan.
24
Jan.
24
8% Jan.
12% Jan.
100% Jan.
30
84
95
Jan.
104% Jan.
14
Jan.
30
5
8
29
Feb.
28
13%
11%
22%
17%
17%
17%
Feb.
14
13
Jan.
28
70
Feb.
28
70
Feb.
79
Jan.
30
27
77
Feb.
17
74
Feb.
78
Jan.
24
27
87% Feb.
13
83
Feb.
87% Fda.
13
FCb.
9
7% Jan.
Jan.
19
59% Feb.
59
Feb.
65% Feb.
63% Feb.
17
60% Feb.
60% Feb.
66
Feb.
19
67
Feb.
17
57% Jan.
57% Jan.
56% Jan.
56% Jan.
13
15
2
2
1
15
8
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
14
14
Feb.
14
11% Feb.
20
8
23
25
Jan.
17% Feb. 14
17% Feb. 14
1834 Jan. 25
8
Buenos Aires
a6s
287,000
116,000
58,000
54,000
6,000
Refunding s
1976
1975
bonds
3 %s external s
ASecured
s
1984
f $ bonds
Bulgaria (Kingdom
3,000
5,000
1977
1976
f4%-4%s_
Extl readjust 4%s-4%s
Extl s f 4 %-4 H, §
of)—
f 7s
AStabilization loan
---
7%s
1960 A O 101%
260,000 Canada (Dominion) gold 4s
30-year gold 5s
---1952 MN 106%
356,000
lC-year 234s
Aug 15 1945 F A 96%
245,000
25-year 3
1961 J J 93%
122,000
7-year 2 %s
..---1944 J J 9634
131,000
30-year 3s.
1967 J J 8834
119,000
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— 23,000
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f,8s--1954 J J
1950 M S
3;666 ACent Agric Bank (Ger) 7s,
AFarm Loan s f 6s
1960 J J 12%
9
a6s July coupon on.*..
1960 -—13%
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1960 A O
32,000
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76%
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59%
59%
59
42
12%
13%
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96%
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89
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15%
32
7;666
1960
----
1942 MiV
a7sassented
---1942
63,000
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19,000
a6sassented
----I960
163,000
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7,000
a6s assented
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148,000
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ref
extl
s
f
g
6s
Jan 1961
14,000
a6s assented
-Jan 1961
64,000
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Sept 1961
1,000
a6s assented
Sept 1961
44,000
AExt sinking fund 6s
1962
5,000
a6s
assented
1962
51,000
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2,000
a6s assented.—
1963
123,000
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a634s assented
1957
10,000
AGuar s f gold 694s
1961
5,000
a6 %s assented
1961
12,000
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7,000
a6s assented
1961
31,000
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1962
1,000
t6s assented
1962
86,000
1960
17,000 AChilean Munic Loan 7s
a7s
assented
1960
28,000
1951
2,000 AChinese Hukuang Ry 5s
ACologne (Germany) s f 634s—1950
MiV
A O
A O
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s
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7,000
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9,000
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1,152,000
41,000
52,000
2,000
11,000
164,000
121,000
328,000
ext
7,000
8,000
16,000
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14%
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81
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5
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19
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10
5
14
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11
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•
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9
7
8
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8
94% Feb.
85% Feb.
85% Feb.
13
90
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15
13
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62%
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74
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70
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100% 102%
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42%
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71
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74
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1969 A O
71
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10
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1945 M N
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J
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13
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42
90
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.-1967 J J
40
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1945 M S
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11%
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1953 MN
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1941
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1949 J D 108
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-.1949
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1940
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33%
32%
26%
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,
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26% Sale
39%
40
34%
35
61%
83
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76
21
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13%
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51% Sale
42% Sale
71%
72
70
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70
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70
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4
14
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19
4
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5
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8
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23
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1
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19
3
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26
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21
13% Jan.
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29
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25
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19
5
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56
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6
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28
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7
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19
14
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15
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15
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23
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1
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71
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71
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5
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20
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16
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19
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8
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25
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9
10
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45
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43% Sale
11%
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48
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27
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27
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27
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26
9
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Jan.
29 107
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1
96% Jan.
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12
19
80
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19
20%
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101
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12
17
11% Jan.
97% Feb.
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13
104% Feb.
12
67
3
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13% Feb.
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13% Feb.
19
2
17
16
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14% Feb.
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14
14
19
8
66
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20
14
10%
14%
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13%
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13% Sale
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13%
13%
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13% "13%
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17%
13%
12%
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13%
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16%
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63% Feb.
4
13% Feb.
13
6
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14
15% Feb.
14%
2
3
40
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91%
83%
92%
79%
79%
19
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42
101
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101
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D
63%
65%
45%
16%
D
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42%
61%
13
13%
16%
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61
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M S
M S
MN
1949
f 5Ms
13%
13%
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Sale
A
434s external debt
1977
30-year s f 534s
—1953
APublic Works 534s.-June 30 1945
ACz9choslovak (Rep of) extl 8s—1951
ASink fund 8s series B
--1952
Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s-1942
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--1955
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1962
2,000 Dominican Republic s
1st ser 534s of 1926
13
17
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F
1961
1961
1947
1946
1947
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1952
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—1953
§ ACordoba (City) 7s stamped__.l957
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina 7s—1942
12,000 ACosta Rica (Rep of) 7s
9,000 Cuba Rep of) 5s of 1904
14
9
17
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—
386,000
324,000
2,000
2,000
1,000
72,000
132,000
3,000
45,000
_
62
61
91% Sale
86% Sale
93% Sale
83% Sale
83%
82%
5
15%
14%
13%
-
a6s Oct coupon on...
AChile Republic ext s f g 7s
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Sale
Sale
102
85
79
112% Feb.
115%
108%
1 115% Feb. 27
110
Jan.
106
Jan.
18
German Gov't International—
A35-year 534s stamped
....1965
a534s unstamped
1965
a5%s stpd (Canadian holder).1965
103",666 AGerman Republic 7s stamped. .1949
a7s unstamped
1949
16,000
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200,000
3,000
13,000
a7s part paid
aS f secured 6s
15", 066
a6s part paid
22",660
7,000
4,000
6,000
5,000
9,000
D
.1964
...1968
..1968
Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A
—.1952
AHamburg (State) 6s
1946
AHeidelberg (City) extls f 7 %s__ 1950
Helsingfors (City) ext 6%s
1960
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
ASecured s f g 734s
—1945
ASecured s f g 7s
Septl946
AHungarian Land Mtge 7 %s A—1961
AS f 7 34s series B
1961
Hungary 7 34s ext at 434 to
1979
Italy (Kingdom) extl s f 7s
1951
Altalian Cred Consortium 7s B..1947
10,000
Italian Public Utility s f g 7s...1962
50,000
1954
284,000 Japanese Govt extl s f 6%s
Extl sinking fund 5Hs....... 1965
162,000
For footnotes see page 30.
11
Sale
8%
5%
8%
7%
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11%
11%
25
12%
23%
15%
20%
15%
87%
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22%
8
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53
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60%
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75
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7%
7
7%
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25
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90
10%
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8
7%
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6
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8% Feb.
5% Feb.
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14
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11% Feb.
7% Feb.
8% Feb. 26
10% Jan.
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25
14% Feb.
15
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13% Jan.
20%
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;
14
8%
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15
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28
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52
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79% Sale
74
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62
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71
10% Feb. 27
6
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8
77
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15
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8
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28
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14
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8
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8
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7
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1
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19
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_
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62
Feb. 28
Sales in
S3,
BONDS
February
N. Y. STOCK
Value
EXCHANGE
GOVT
FOREIGN
S
Jan. 2,
1940
A Lower
Austria
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10,000
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1954
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54
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13
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6
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75
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1
%
%
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%
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%
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6,000
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131,000
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4
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23
h
54
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Feb. 19
Feb. 23
Feb.
7
1
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27
1
17
1
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Jan.
3
3
27
7
54 Feb.
54 Jan.
M Feb.
54 Jan.
20
54 Feb.
54 Feb.
1M Feb.
23
% Feb. 27
1M Jan. 22
Jan.
25
Jan.
2
1
Feb.
7
4954 Feb.
13
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2
1154 Feb. 24
1154 Feb. 26
8
1034
12M
95a Feb.
7
Feb.
23
47
46
"54""
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86 M
46
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Feb.
47
23
6854 Feb. 28
72
11%
654
1254
654
6M
6
78
17 m
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55% Sale
51.%
72
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77
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59
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10
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11
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7
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11
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9
28
30
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28
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93 M Feb.
93 34 Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
19
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28
7754 Jan.
73 M Jan.
7654 Feb.
9
59
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29
73
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
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8
75% Jan,
20
80
Jan.
13
20
20
12
Feb.
20
Feb.
24
1
77
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20
12
55M Feb.
52M Feb.
2
60
2
55M Feb. 27
Feb.
28
69
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77
Feb.
68
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73
7 10354
26
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2
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7
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2
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13
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7
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26
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5154
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74M
24
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1
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1
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554
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8
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8
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754 Feb.
17
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-----
754 Feb.
15
Feb.
13
13
11M Feb.
1054 Feb.
14
6
Feb.
.1961
D
6,000 APorto Alegre (City of) 8s
_.1966
J
AExternal loan 7 Ms
13,000
APrague (Greater City) 7 Ms—'..1952 Af N
24.666 APrussia (Free State) exts f 6 Ms 1951 M S
ASinking fund gold 6s
1952 A O
20,000
_
131,000 Queensland (State of)
25-year extl s f 6s
40,000
ext s f 7s._1941
1947
Feb 15
A
O
F
A
ARhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser A '50 M S
"91", 656
aRIo de Janeiro
1946
(City of) 8s
A
O
6 Ms
—1953 F A
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
a8s
extl
loan
of
1921
1946
32,000
a6s extl sinking fund gold
1968
74,000
a7s extl loan of 1926
1966 M N
28,000
248,000
AExternal
sec
— -
a7s Municipal loan
--1967 J d
3,000
85,000 Rome (City) external s f 6 Ms.-1952 A O
5,000 Alioumania (Kingdom of) 7s—1959 F A
AFebruary 1937 coupon paid-----6,000
1953 j"j
(City) s f 6s
Sao Paulo (City of)—
a8s extl secured s f._
27,000
a6ms extl secured s f
21,000
San Paulo (State of)—
ASaarbruecken
7,000
130,000
59.000
264,000
182,000
1,000
7,000
17,000
1,000
9%
9%
11m
11
11
99 m
90
12 m
8 34
14 m
12
11%
11%
101m
Sale
91
96
Sale
Sale
8M
7m
9
Sale
10M
734
7j4
7%
Sale
9m
8M
66
Sale
8
Sale
7m
8m
8m
-----
22
954
9 Vs
854
654
18
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7
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554 Feb.
16
9m
754
12
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8
Sale
M N
7M
Sale
13
1921
8M
7m
7M
a8s external
-----
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8m
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24
Sale
14
15
14
Af N
11 m
16
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11
12 m
D
5
J
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7m
15m
954
9m
8m
32
12m
11m
534
41,000
;y
33,000
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59,000
1,000 AUruguay (Rep) externals f 8s__1946
AExternal sinking fund 6s
1960
1,000
AExternal sinking fund 6s _ —1964
J
83 m
55 m
Sale
55 m
M S
39
Sale
36 m
A
O
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53 m
F
A
52 M
49 %
4954
"52"
Af N
52%
52%
52%
105,000
16",000
1454
12M Feb.
1254
14
12
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
90
M Sale
54 Feb.
10054 Feb.
90
Feb.
Sale"
8%
Sale
954
9M
12M
Sale
Sale
22
9J4
954
1134
10 M
10)4
1034
5554
954
7M
12
11
8 54 Feb.
Sale
754 Feb.
12
954 Feb.
Sale
11M
1 234
Sale
9
9M
9M
55M
934
754
Af N
854
Sale
1834
Sale
12
Sale
10M
1054
32 M
9
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86
5
12
9
1979
Af N
43 m
44 m
48%
Af N
43 m
44
1978
1978
J
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48
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4_4^_4
external readj
3 Ms external readjustment -
F
D
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J
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A
O
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A Warsaw (City) external 7s
a4Ms assented-3,000
85,000 Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s
A Vienna
1952
1958
1958
1961
M N
47
Sale
48
47
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49 %
8
39
16
'12
11
10M
Sale
1154
11
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A
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F
A
6
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5
J
D
59
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57
J
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51
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104
7
27
7
24
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13
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23
Feb.
26~
14
20
20
1154 Jan.
3
5
18
16 34 Feb.
754 Feb.
17
7 54 Jan.
634 Jan.
11
Feb.
14
Feb.
23
11M
10 54
12M
12 54
1254
16
3
Jan.
8
Feb.
13
Feb.
15
99
Jan.
16 103
Feb.
7
27
90
Feb.
27
98
Jan.
27
21
Jan.
12
21
Jan.
12
7M Jan.
16
1054 Feb. 28
954 Feb. 20
98
Feb.
10M Feb. 28
954 Feb. 20
1154
1154
1054
9M
57M
954
754
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8M Feb.
854 Feb.
15M
954
954
854
31M
18
1254
1154
5M
434
1354
1254
7
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
Feb. 23
7
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1
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1
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834
754
754
754
55M
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2
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Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
16
19
16
9
6
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2
754 Feb.
27
8
6
9
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11 M Feb. 20
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934 Jan. 24
60M Jan.
2
9 34 Jan.
10
754 Feb.
1
754 Jan.
Jan.
17
1054 Feb. 24
9 34 Jan. 24
Feb. ,26
13M Jan.
12
19
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17
12 34
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Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
113-8 Feb.
11
Feb.
19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
1054 Feb. 24
9M Feb. 26
12M Feb.
1154 Feb.
15
8
19
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19
3354 Feb.
18
Feb.
15
11
7
7M
7M
2154
17M
6
1154 Feb. 23
7
1154 Feb.
554 Feb. 10
Feb.
1154 Feb.
5M Feb.
13
8
17
10
"6
2
Feb. 26
Feb. 15
19
16
34
Jan.
19
27
11
18
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18
11M Jan.
11M Feb.
8
13
Feb.
7
12
Jan.
8
5
Jan.
13
5X8 Feb.
10
5
Jan.
15
5
Jan.
15
1554 Jan.
15 M
87 M z85M Feb.
2
87
Feb.
16
56M Feb.
38
Feb.
2
58M Feb.
7
9
40
Feb.
24
1
5754 Feb.
28
a59
Feb.
Feb.
29 a59
59
Feb.
26
Sale
77
57
58
Sale
38 M
40
Sale
Sale
62 M
a59
63
Sale
59
53
59
9
1554 Jan.
9
Jan.
24
24
31
58 M Jan.
Feb.
40
57% Feb.
Jan.
15
87
5534 Jan.
15
37
Jan.
25
53
85
8
9
28
Feb.
Feb.
29
83
Jan.
Jan.
18
53
Jan.
18
26
52
Jan.
10
59
Feb.
26
59
Sale
50
48 M
Sale
52 M
42
4854 Feb.
53M Feb.
29
44J4 Jan.
9
5334 Feb. 29
51M
52
60
50M Feb. 20
51
Feb.
23
3
51
14
51
Feb.
16
16
51
49
Feb.
Feb.
4354 Jan.
43 54 Jan.
1
53
Feb.
27
46
Jan.
16
53
51
49
Feb.
21
51
Feb.
24
43
Jan.
25
854 Jan.
26
51
Feb.
8 54 Jan.
Sale
42 M
51M
50
Feb. 23
Feb. 16
Feb. 27
38
43 M
49
854
5M
854
5%
F
Feb.
Feb.
16
39
4534
13
1254 Feb.
1254 Feb.
24 103
Feb.
1937)
1979
8
Jan.
23
13
22
16
15 m
88
954
9M
9
12
13
19
1937)
External conversion
Venetian Prov Mtge
12 M
12M
5
12
A
3
~ii%
1754
1654
A
12,000
10,000
1054 Feb.
9M Feb.
10
13
854 Feb. 26
654 Jan. 16
Feb. 26
Jan. 17
10
"13""
11
9
Jan.
15
16
Jan.
Jan.
"9
10
Jan.
10 34 Feb.
10 34 Jan.
1034 Jan.
8
8M Jan.
754 Jan.
1154 Jan.
n
1957
a7s extl water loan
a6s extl dollar loan
354-4-434% (S bonds of
External readjustment
3 54-4-4 M% ($ bonds of
10
Sale
i
24.000
285,000
10J4
19
7M
10
10 M
10
11
1952
1936
—1950
1956
1968
ASec s f g 7s
1940
A Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s.-.--1945
fund gold 6Ms.Dec 1946
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)
a8s secured external
1962
a7s series B sec external
1962
ASilesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s. 1958
a4ms assented
1958
ASilesian Landowners Assn 6s—1947
*a8s extl loan of
8
7m
1054
28
Jan. 26 60
55 M
Jan. 31
20
73
Jan
7 105 M
Feb.
4
78
Jan.
2
74%
Feb.
/
Sale
89
1%-Jan: 13
3
9 54 Jan.
Feb. 14
5
Feb.
Feb. 13
26
Feb.
10M
9M
954
854
.
23
85
76M Feb.
12
23
61
72
59
Feb.
68
Feb. 28
Feb. 29
61
85
7
14
o
M Feb.
9
28
85
Sale
6154 Sale
90
10
Feb.
Sale
70
Feb.
27
13
28
8654
47
8034 Feb.
78
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
47
19
10
Feb.
Sale
20
93 M Feb.
93 M Feb.
77
Feb.
78
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
1
85
67
5
44
40
Feb.
80
6934
8M Jan.
23
9
Sale
92
1154 Feb. 24
1154 Feb. 26
23
89
Sale
3
5334 Jan.
Feb.
28
Sale
Feb.
00
90M Feb.
47
80M Feb. 27
Sale
Sale
47
83
90 34
66 H
76 34
19
10
Sale
7 34
19b8
| 9o0
1963
12m
Jan.
Feb.
48
92
80
14 M Feb. 15
77M Feb. 23
1
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89
10634
8
Feb. 20
72 54
71
71
Jan.
30
19
17% Jan.
12 M Jan.
1
75
103 m
70
D
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18
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Sale
80
12M Jan.
72
11
Sale
Sale
14M Feb. 15
7754 Feb. 23
49 %
Sale
17m
J
10
"54""
58 m
52 %
1947
—
l\y'
12
19
48
41%
89m
Sale
57 m
52
1940
1958
assented
38 m
80 m
"16""
,
4 Ms
4?B
A
F
9m
Sale
40
Af S
28,000 APernambuco T^tate of)' 7s
I0|7 W's
M S
21,000 APeru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s -----r-19o9
ANational loan ext s f 6s
1960 J D
305,000
ANatiorial loan ext s f 6s
1961
148,000
1,000 APoland (Rep of) g 6s
4Ms assented
AStabilization loan 7s
"3", 665
8m
7%
48 m
Sale
Jan.
%
1m
I'm
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
12M Jan.
15
6
17M Feb.
1
M
1M
1m
17
1
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
15% Feb.
76 m
%
ASec extl s f 6 Ms
1959
49,000
1,000 AMontevideo (City) 7s
1952
a6s series A
---1959
1,000
69,000 New South Wales ext s f g 5s-_-1957
External s f g 5s
—1958
31,000
117,000 Norway 20-year ext s f 6s
1943
138,000
20-year external s f6s.1944
External sinking fund 4 Ms—1956
363,000
External sinking fund 4Ms—1965
519,000
4s sinking fund extl loan
1963
465,000
3.000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s.—1970
1,000 ANuremberg (City) external 6s_-1952
1953
94.000 Oriental Developments 6s
External deb 534s
---1958
48,000
1,000
8,000
Ask
17 M
15
7 '
A O
100,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 634s. 1952
Minas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
ASec extlsf 6Ms
1958 Af S
56,000
3,000
13 M
74M
Sale
1
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Highest
Lowest
Feb. 29
11%
1034
1
M
34
1943
£-1945
AAssenting 5s of 1899
a Assenting 5s large
AAssenting 5s small
*
15M
75
1
Ms gtd—1943
AAssenting 4s of 1904
AAssenting 4s of 1910 largeAAssenting 4s of 1910 small.
*
ATreas 6s of ' 13 assent (large)
8,000
3,000
21,000
4,000
18
10?4
8
10M
70M
1954
-
17 M
11%
1954
a4hs stamped assented
AMexfco (U Sf extern 5s 1899
|
1
Ask Bid
Bid
20
14
(Prov) 7 Ms,—r1950
26,000 AMedellin (Colombia) 634s
25,000 Mendoza (Prov) 4s readj
Feb.
Ask
Bid
(Concluded)
11,000 iJugoslavia (State Mtge Bk) 7s.1957
iLeipzig (City) external s f g 7s. _ 1947
.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
ll
21
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
March, 1940]
Feb.
Feb.
15
56M Feb.
Feb.
29
5
Sale
615!
Sale
5
24
5
7 34 Jan.
3
6134 Feb. 29
Feb.
56M Feb.
railroad and industrial
companies
18,000 ♦jAAbitibi Pow & Paper 1st 5s__1953
1948
3,000 Adams Express coll tr g 4s
Collateral trust 4s of 1907
1947
2,000
4 Ms stamped
1946
17,000
1952
10,000 Adriatic Elec Co external 7s
Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s ser A----1943
First cons 4s series B
-1943
44.660
6,000 Albany Perforated Wrap Pap 6s_1948
6s with warrants assented
1948
7,000
;1946
28,000 Albany & Susq 1st guar 3 Ms
190,000 Allegheny Corp coll tr conv 5s-_1944
Collateral and convertible 5s--1949
83,000
259,000
-.-1950
1998
.1942
^Allied
Stores
Corp
deb
4Ms—1950
12,000
4mb debentures
1951
108,000
a5s stamped
17,000 Allegh & West 1st g guar
78,000 Allegh Valley gen gu 4s
159,000
3i"o",666
139.000
65,000
409,000
270,000
144.000
8,000
39,000
4s
1952
AAlpine Montan Steel 7s
1955
Amer & Foreign Power deb 5s—2030
American I G Chemical 5Ms—1949
Amer Internat Corp conv 5 Ms_.1949
American Telephone & Telegraph—
20-year sinking fund 5 Ms
1943
3 Ms debentures
1961
3 Ms debentures
1966
Am Type Found 6 f debs 2M-5s .1950
Amer Water Wks & El 6s ser A-.1975
Allis-Chalmers Mfg conv 4s
For footnotes, see page 30
53
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J
D
102
F
A
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67
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107
52
107 m
58
A
O
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J
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A
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83
54 M
60
85
F
76 m
68
A
41
A
59
74 m
108"
53 M
Sale
Sale
61
Feb.
104
10854
108M
Sale
108 %
108 M
108
101
Af N
103
104 m
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m n
109
Sale
A
O
D
108 %
108 %
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3
J
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60
102
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100 M
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J
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104
l5oIM
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96
Af S
Sale
105 m 106
10734 108 m
Sale
Sale
31
Sale
8554
11%
Sale
54M Feb.
Jan.
23
5
23
28
53
Jan.
25
61
Feb.
28
85
Jan.
2
87
Jan.
18
76M Jan.
6634 Jan.
22
80 M Jan.
30
15
7054 Jan.
45M Feb.'
5
5
17
6234 Feb.
14
29 106 M Jan.
2 101 M Jan.
10
41
Jan.
59
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8
10554 Jan.
5
100
7
Feb.
8
9454 Jan. 16 97
109M Feb. 20 111
17 M
17 M Jan. 20
6454
61
Jan. 12
Feb.
14
Jan.
8
102
Jan.
103
Jan.
Sale
Sale
10854 Feb. 29 10854 Feb.
10854 Feb. 27 109M Feb.
8
Feb.
9
Feb.
10554 Feb.
10754 Feb.
26 109
Feb.
Feb. 10
Feb. 23
Feb. 27
2
Feb.
Feb. 14
21
108
8
6
2
2
Jan.
Feb.
104
24
60
15 104M Feb.
Feb.
5554 Jan.
27
103
103% Feb.
15
2 10454 Feb.
16 10354 Jan.
15 10854 Jan.
31
80 M Feb.
23 109
3 108
104
Sale
Sale
105 M 10554 105M 108
108 M Sale
108
Sale
10854
Feb.
Feb.
103 M
106m
100
1?^
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
106
O
31
Jan.
Jan.
102
58
Sale
"43""
6654
44 M
68
Sale
Sale
104
Feb.
103
Sale
110m
13 m
63 m
51
Feb.
Feb.
108
Sale
77 54
A
J
55
10754 Feb.
60
54M Feb.
53
Feb.
70M
Sale
8554 Feb.
Sale
86 M
F
S
108
°16M
6254
79 m
85 M
Feb.
107 M Jan.
70
Jan.
109
Jan.
86M
Sale
7954
77M Feb.
68
Feb.
Sale
7054
42 M
40 M
41M Feb. 23 45M
Sale
62
Feb. 14
62M
62
106M 10554 Feb. 17 106M
106
101
100M Feb. 21 101
100
9454 Feb. 20
9654
96 M Sale
109M Feb. 20 Ill
11054 Sale
31
16M
62
Feb.
Sale
63M
62
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109M
107 %
58
Af S
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52 M
104
109
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10454 Feb.
102M
Feb. 21 102M
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13 108
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70
Feb. 23 80M
70
66
81
70
53
104 %
102 M
9
13 106M Feb. 24
10834 Feb. 26
Jan.
3
4
Feb.
8
Jan.
20
Jan.
5
Feb.
15 104 20 104M Feb.
21
10834 Feb. 29 10934
108
Jan. 26 10954
10754 Jan. 24 109
105M Feb. 13 107
107
Jan.
2
16 109
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
2
12
5
11
5
22
n. y. stock;
Sales in
?!
February
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Price
$
Bid
77,000 Anaconda Cop Min s f deb 4 Ms-1950 A O
Anglo-Chilean Nitrate—
28,000
ASinldng fund income deb
1967 Jan
11,000 tAnn Arbor 1st g 4s
July 1995 Q J
11,000 Ark & Memp Bdge & Term 1st 5s '64 M S
281,000 Armour & Co 4s s f ser B (Del)-.1955 F A
163,000
1st M s f 4s ser C (Del)
1957 J J
Atchinson Topeka & Santa Fe—
339,000
Gen g 4s
1995 A O
13,000
Adjustment g4s_.__. July 1 1995 Nov
119,000
Stamped 4s
July 1 1995 MN
5,000
Conv g 4s of 1909
1955 J D
12,000
Conv g 4s of 1905—
D
1955
4,000
Conv g 4s of 1910-D
1960
234,000
Conv deb gold 43*s
D
1948
25,000
J
Rocky Mtn div 1st 4s A__
1965
32,000
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958 J
J
23,000
Cal-Ariz 1st & ref 4 Ms ser A..1962 M S
Atl Knox & No 1st g 5s
1946 J D
8",000 Atl & Char Air Line lst4Ms A—1944 J J
8.000
1st 30-year 5s ser B
J
1944 J
161,000 Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
July 1952 M S
105,000
General unified 4 5*s series A— 1964 J D
39.000
10-year coll trust 5s—May 1 1945 MN
L & N coll at gold 4s
99,000
Oct., 1952 MJV
28,000 Atlantic & Danville 1st g 4s_ —.1948 J
J
Second 4s
26,000
1948 J
J
17,000 Atl Gulf & W I SS Line coll tr 5s. 1959 J
J
48,000 Atlantic Refining deb 3s
1953
47,000 t*AAuburn Auto conv deb 4MS-1939
12,000 Austin & N W 1st g 5s guar
1941
2,000 Baldwin Loco Works 5s stpd
1940
248,000 JBalt & Ohio 1st mtge g 4s_ July 1948
70,000
1st mtge g 5s
July 1948
145,000
Certificates of deposit-J_
ARef & gen 5s series A
251,000
1995
ACertificates of deposit
291,000
ARef & gen 6s series C
277,000
--.1995
ACertificates of deposit
192,000
ARef & gen 5s series D1
1217000
.2000
—
—
94,000
185,000
139,000
26,000
19,000
19,000
13,000
ACertificates of deposit—
ARef & gen 5s series F
M S
49 M
45
Sale
95
96
98
34 M
37 M
Sale
98 M
1005* Sale
99M Sale
106
102M Sale
100M
Sale
107 5* 108M
99
95M
99M
76
61
75
62
39
64 M
M Sale
32
Sale
J
29
Sale
r~£>
30
M Sale
30
28 M
Sale
MS
28 M
28 M
Sale
29
29
Sale
1996 M S
Sale
2.000 Battle Creek & Sturgis gu 3s
1989
Beech Creek Exten 1st g 3 Ms—-1951
57", 000 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B
1948
First & ref 5s series C
37,000
1960
35""
il5M
133
Belvidere Del cons gtd g 3Ms
1943
10.000 ABerlin City Electric deb 6Ms—1951
ADeb sinking fund 6 Ms
1,000
1959
Sale
102
13
13 H
13
ADebentures 6s
1955
Berlin Elec Elev <fc Undgrd Rys—
Alst 6Ms2,000
_■
1956
410.000 Bethlehem Steel 4Ms series D—1960
11,000
Cons mtge 3 Ms series E
3 Ms s f conv debs
i
8*
si*
13 M
107 M
"29"
22
Sale
M JV
38M
2,328,000
213.000
87.000
15,000
Certificates of deposit
1st 5s stamped
185,000
51,000
133,000
O
195°
gu g
tACent of.Ga Ry 1st
52,000
10,000
9.000
108
108 M
41
39M
38M Sale
9
5M
4M
6M
62
69540 M
42
53 M
51M
103 h Sale
83 M
85
103 M Sale
M S
J
J
113M
J
J
J
194s J
F
g 5s._Nov 1945
AConsol gold 5s
-.1945
ARef & gen 53*s series B
1959
ARef & gen 5s series C
1959
AChat Div. pur money g 4s._.1951
AMacon & Nor Div 1st g 5s—.1946
AMiddle Ga & Atl Div pur m 5s '47
AMobile Div 1st g 5s
Central
gen g
5s.
For footnotes see page 30.
20
41
Feb.
7
25 M
27 M
Sale
25 M
25 M
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
13
14
55
Sale
57
Sale
54
Sale
48 M
48 M
53
Sale
46 M
99 M 100
65 J*
67 Vs
45
38
D
A
1987
1987
1962
Sale
57
14 M
8M
73
69
109 3*
87 M
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
Sale
Jan.
26M Jan.
26M Jan.
22
32
29
24
Jan.
30
31M Feb.
29 M Feb.
24
Feb.
Jan.
30
24M Jan.
24M Jan.
30
29M Feb.
29 M Feb.
29
29M Feb.
25M
28 H
25M
25M
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
29
26 H Feb.
28
28
28 % Feb.
28
28
25 M Feb.
26
Feb.
28
26
18M Jan.
4
26
18
3
24
24
61M Jan.
5
Feb.
28
58 M Feb.
57 M Feb.
Jan.
3
45 M Feb.
45
Feb.
1
54
29
Jan.
29
Feb.
28
59
43 M Jan.
19
41M Jan.
19
9
49M Feb.
48M Feb. 29
Feb.
1
54
2
49 M Feb.
48 M Feb.
29
56 M
53
Feb.
1
Feb.
23
26
99
H Feb.
2
55
59 H
59 H
96M Feb.
59 M Feb.
20
64 M Feb.
66 M Feb.
7
7
60
45
Feb.
7
45
20 117M Feb.
1 133 M Feb.
9
23
115M Jan.
131M Feb.
Feb.
29
17
15% Feb.
15% Feb.
15
29
15M Jan.
14M Jan.
15
16
Feb.
26
Feb.
7
53
58
Jan.
2
96M Feb. 26 101
59 H Feb. 20
70
Jan.
16
Jan.
2
13
Feb.
Feb.
26
72
Jan.
7
45
Feb.
14 M
22
159*
Sale
14 H
106% Sale
105 M
108
Sale
100 H
Sale
Sale
89
75
Sale
10
Sale
75 M
109 M
101 M
Sale
Sale
Feb.
7
117M Feb.
133M Jan.
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
15M Feb.
15
Feb.
27
15
16
19
Feb.
29
15 M Feb. 10
15M
106% Feb. 28 107
105
Feb. 26 105 M
1 109 %
106 M Feb.
100M Feb. 26 101 %
109 M Feb. 23 109 M
44 M Feb.
8
46
8
44 M Feb.
46 M
44 M Feb. 28
46 *
9
Feb.
73
69
Feb.
Feb.
109
Feb.
87 H Feb.
19
1
9M
90
Feb.
10
Feb.
6
Feb.
2
Feb.
21
Feb.
14
Feb.
23
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
7
17
Feb.
1
75 M Feb.
2 110
Feb.
2 101M Feb.
1
90
Feb.
Jan.
4
16
155* Feb. 15
155* Feb. 29
Feb. 10
J5M Feb. 10
Feb. 28 108 M Jan. 10
2 105M Jan.
Jan.
11
Jan. 23 1095* Feb. 21
2 101H Feb. 14
Jan.
Feb. 23 109M Feb. 23
Jan.
4
Jan. 15 48
Jan.
4
Jan. 16 48
Jan.
4
Jan. 15 47
9
Jan. 15
4
93* Jan.
5
Feb. 17
90
66M Jan.
15M
106%
104 M
104%
100M
109M
41M
41M
40M
17
62
7
28
109
Jan.
Feb.
83M Jan.
3
75M Feb.
2 110
Feb.
30 101M Feb.
30
90
Feb.
17
7
28
Sale
45
Feb.
1
84
Feb.
29
39M Jan.
5
84
Feb.
29
45 M
Sale
42 M Feb.
54 M Feb.
3
46
Feb.
20
38
Jan.
2
46
Feb.
20
85
Feb.
19
46
Jan.
5
85
Feb.
99 h
Sale
50 M Feb.
Feb.
21
44M Feb.
88M Jan.
14
Sale
44M Feb.
89M Feb.
16
89 M
89
Sale
"50"
1125* Sale
112M 113
86
112
85M Feb.
88 H
89
112 H 112
Feb.
Feb.
14
14
1
100
1
92
27 113
16
14
87
Feb.
1
112
108
37 M
37
5M
5M
68 M
40
52
Sale
38 M
37 M
7
6
5M
Sale
Sale
7
5M
37 M Feb.
37
Feb.
68 M
44 H
40M
Sale
5M Feb.
68M Feb.
40M Feb.
58
58
Sale
53
Sale
102
Sale
99 M
Sale
1015*
Sale
Sale
68
103
81 %
98 M
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
39M Feb.
13
83 %
Sale
86 M
85
Jan.
98
Feb.
8
Feb.
16 103
M Jan.
100
Feb.
5
100
Feb.
7
101M Feb.
19 1063* Jan.
23 107 M Jan.
6
101
7
7
99M
97 M
97M
110M
60 M
80M
Sale
96
Sale
Sale
16M
27 M
Sale
11K
7 M
6M
Sale
2 M
2 M
3
8
2H
10
5
7
5
8
5
8
7M
6M
4M
7
4 M
7
6M
4M
6M
95
76 M
98
79
97M Feb. 27 101 M
97M Feb. 20 ioom
1 113
110-M Feb.
1
63 M Feb.
66 M
83 M Feb.
3
87
101
Feb. 27 105 Vh
81 M Feb. 23
84 Vs
1
73M Feb.
77 M
1
Feb.
19 107
Feb.
9
Feb.
13
Feb.
27
Feb.
5
Feb.
13
Feb.
14
Feb.
23
108
Feb.
9
9
17
22
Jan.
Feb. 23 105M Jan.
Feb. 27 1033* Jan.
Feb. 20 103
Jan.
Jan. 19 113M Jan.
8
Jan.
66 M Feb.
3
Jan.
87
Feb.
101
Feb. 27 108M Jan.
8
79H Jan.
84 H Feb.
70
Jan.
3
77 M Feb.
Feb.
108M Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
97M Feb.
13
94M Jan.
24 109M Jan.
29
97M Feb.
86M Feb.
16 M Feb.
89H Feb.
17 M Feb.
14
20
86 M Feb.
26
8M
30M
6M
25*
2M
10
96
109
13
27
11
13
14
23
95
98
70
75
6M Feb.
2% Feb.
2M Feb.
19
6M Feb.
5
16
3
Feb.
8
14
2M Feb.
9
Feb.
16
8
Feb.
16
8
13
76
9
11
20
9
2
18
3M Jan.
3M Jan.
4
6M Jan.
11
Feb.
16
5
Jan.
5
Jan.
5
95
Jan.
3
Jan.
11
95 M Jan.
77
Feb.
13
76
Feb.
77
Feb.
2
107
Feb.
5
111
Feb.
16
110
47M Feb.
9
44
ISM Feb.
9
16
Feb.
1
108M Feb.
1
106 M
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
90 M Jan.
17 5* Feb.
30 M Jan.
73* Jan.
107 M 106M Feb.
111
110M Feb.
110M
"46 M 44M Feb.
44
41M "46 M
18 H Sale
17 M Sale
16M Feb.
Sale
16
15
13 M
15
Feb.
108 H Sale
106 H 107 Vs 106M Feb.
108
Feb. 28
12
50
3 M
106
3
12
Sale
16 100M Feb.
19 102 M Feb.
23 105
Feb.
19 104 H Feb.
3
31
Sale
Sale
2
10
Jan.
2
5M
14
3
23
21
26
Jan.
■
1 103 M Feb.
M Feb.
Feb.
80M Feb. 28 84
2
19
16
21
6M Jan.
69 H Jan.
Feb. 14
44
Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan. 22
60
Feb.
Jan. 29 104J* Jan.
14
29
Feb.
16
48 Vs
"86 M
22 M
10
7
5
68M
40M
515*
102M
80M
98
108M 109
33
2M
40
5
14
Sale
96
23
Jan.
17
Sale
89
35M Jan.
5M Jan.
16
75 M
96 M
24
Feb.
Sale
110
10 1083* Jan.
41
Jan.
Jan.
60
Sale
42
973* Feb.
3 106M Feb.
M Jan.
23 112
68 M Feb.
Feb.
70 M
102 M
82
50
20
Feb.
5
2%
2%
JVs
Jan.
25 114
13
~6M
8
13
92
Feb.
Feb. 27 113 3* Jan.
109 M Feb.
36
39M Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
111M Jan.
93M Jan.
105
50 H Feb.
15 100
Feb.
110M Sale
65 M Sale
52 M
87"
Jan.
108M Jan.
Sale
102 M
84
108 H
95 M
82
Feb.
113 M 113M
96 H Sale
106 M Sale
8 114
112M Feb.
Feb. 23
Sale
94
5
93H Feb.
97 Vh Feb. 21
Sale
106
1 106M Feb. 26
105M Feb.
110M 112 M 109 H 109 M 109M Feb. 23 110M Feb.
7
43
Sale
29M Feb.
29M Feb.
Sale
82 H
74 M
Sale
30
87 M
84
60
Sale
30
Jan.
21
27
3
44 M
85
713*
16
70
24M Jan.
24
Feb.
Feb.
% Jan.
70'M Jan.
70 M Jan.
4
Feb.
Sale
18M
16
56 M
4M
4M
109 M
24
Jan.'
9
24
14
98 M
98
Sale
Jan.
66
87
Feb.
13 M Feb.
54
Feb.
Sale
Sale
13
67
12
7
Jan.
Jan.
28 101
97
J
46 M
64M Jan.
Jan.
4
Feb.
9
82
3
Feb. 20
41
100 M Feb.
55
J
110
3
64M Jan.
Feb. 28
38
4
Jan.
Jan.
1
101M Feb.
93
100
76 M 100
109
76
70
9
101
Feb.
99M Feb. 23 102 M Feb.
108
62
28
Feb.
Sale
7
28
5
15
Feb.
Sale
10M
53 M Feb.
71
Feb.
25
16
Sale
33
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
95
Jan.
96 M Jan.
77
Jan.
8
43
73
8M
30M
74
16
17
15 H Feb.
99 M
11*
25 114
IW*
26
101M
101M
Sale
Jan.
93 M Feb.
94M Feb.
96
109
86
105
92
Feb. 23 100 M Feb.
5
109M Jan.
2 110M Feb. 21
107
Jan. 16 108 M Feb.
3
26
55
60
50
35
45
84 Vs
83 H
70
116M 116 M 116
116M 117
133 M 133 M 131M
131M Sale
105 M
105 M
Sale
16
145* "29"
15M
Sale
88"
10
100
21
28
19
29
26
Sale
108M 109
Feb.
Feb.
14
Sale
Sale
93 M Feb.
95M Jan.
2 103 5*
20
15
23
13 H Feb.
54
Feb.
104
Sale
2
4
88 M Feb.
92
Jan.
28
29
103
Sale
11
Jan.
101M Jan.
Jan.
87 M Feb.
Feb.
103 M
Sale
2
27
28
28
101H
99 M
99 M
110M
63 M
3M Sale
3M Sale
9
55*
J
M
28
25M Feb. 28
25M Feb. 29
28 107
20
32
Jan.
2
34M
69 M Feb. 17
71M
105M Feb. 29 107 M
43M Jan. 23 54 M
26 H Feb.
28 H Feb.
Sale
MiV
O
Sale
29
Sale
A
A
29 M
25 M Feb.
28 M Feb.
3
15
30
30
70
Sale
79 M
1946 J
AGeneral 4s__
14,060
20.000 Central N Y Power 3 Ms
Feb.
28
45 M
44 M
80 M
12*
26
Central mtge 5s_..
4,000
1941 M
14,000 Cent Hudson G & E 1st & ref 3 M '65 M S
20,000 Central Illinois Light 3 Ms
1966 A O
47,006 t ACentral New Eng 1st guar 4s.. 1961
103,060 jACentral of N J
70
Feb.
5
Jan.
Jan.
2 101M Jan.
'
107 M
J
Foundry 1st mtge 6s.-.1941 M
-
61
D
J
4s_.1949
90
Sale
Sale
103 M
103
12.000 Caro Clinch & Ohio 6s ser A
D
1952
57,000 Carriers & Gen Corp deb 5s w w_1950 MN
Carthage & Adir 1st gu g 4s
1981 J D
58,000 Celotex Corp deb 4 Ms w w
1947 F A
4,000 ACent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s
2
38
52
Sale
Sale
107 M
105 M
M S
47 M
Sale
1970
J
40 M
95 M
June 15 1955
—
Sale
112M
Guaranteed g 5s
t ACarolina Central 1st
66 % Feb.
Sale
3
34 M
35 M
33
32 M Feb.
5
9
34M Feb.
68 M
71
70M 69M Feb. 17 70 M Feb. 27
Sale
105M Sale
105M Feb. 29 106 M Feb. 15
Sale
105 M
Guaranteed g 5s
Guar gold 4 Ms
-
65
64
112M Sale
106 M
107 M
Guaranteed gold 4Ms—
1956
Guaranteed gold 4Ms
1951
118,000 Canadian Northern guar 6 Ms
1946
296.000 Canadian Pac 4% deb stock....
Collateral trust gold 4 Ms
62,000
1946
5s equip trust ctfs
121.060
1944
Collateral trust g 5s
114.000
1954
Collateral trust 4Ms120,000
I960
28.000
86 H
113M
_Julv 1969
--..Oct 1969
188.000
298.000
Sale
9M
89
1955
68,000 Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s gu___--1960
133.000 Calif-Oregon Power 4s.
1966
14.000 Canada Sou con gu 5s ser A
1962
206.000 Canadian Nat gold 4 Ms
1957
Gu iranteed gold 5s
69 M
39
93*
A
5.000
196.000
3
Sale
1950 F
1st 5s. .1934 A
ACertificates of deposit
8.000 Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s.
18.000
Consolidated 5s
Feb.
45 H
44 M
43 5*
40
ACertificates of deposit
*t ABurl Ced Rap & Nor
75
46 M
J
32.000 Buffalo Gen Elec 4Ms ser B-...1981 F A
Buffalo Niagara Elec 3'Ms ser C.1967 J D
93,000 t ABuff Roch & Pitts cons 4Ms. -1957 MN
~
28
Sale
1941 J
74,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s 1945 MN
1st lien & ref 6s series A
38,000
1947 MN
Debentures gold 5s
193,000
1950 J D
1st lien & ref. 5s series B
122,000
1957 MN
123,000
28
Feb.
46 M
45 M
38
Certificates of deposit
3,000
470.000 Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s
106,000
Certificates of deposit--
53 M Feb.
71
Sale
59
3
Sale
Sale
10
21
Feb.
Sale
Sale
62
Fen.
54
45 M
J
5
71
Sale
A
Feb.
Sale
46
F
29
23
Sale
J
Feb.
114
44 M
45 M
435*
8M
95
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.. 23
91M Jan.
76 M Feb.
57 M Feb.
57 M
92
19
21
33
57
99M Jan.
Feb.
Sale
15 h
153*
Feb.
6
40
Feb.
1
50
Jan. 30
98M
Jan.
9 101M
Feb.
29
Sale
O
.
92M Feb. 27 93 M
95 M Feb. 21
95 M
7 103 H
102M Feb.
100
Feb. 23 100M
109M Feb. 13 110M
7 108 M
107 % Feb.
15
1
Feb.
Sale
A
1
88 M Feb.
92
Feb.
75
101M
§53*
84
97 M
97
29
Sale
109
MN
2.242,000
85M Jan.
85M Jan.
Feb.
86 M Feb.
92
Feb.
75
109
Sale
20
86
Sale
77 M
Sale
1959
109 M
103 M Feb.
5
1944
MN
9
6
Sale
67.000
28 106 M Feb.
28
87 M Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Ms series JJ
1961
t ABoston & NY Air Line 1st gu 4s '55
Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s
.1941
Certificates of deposit
Bklyn Edison cons mtge 3 Ms
1966
Bklyn Manhattan Transit 4Ms. 1966
Certificates of deposit
Bklyn Queens Co & Sub gtd 5s_.1941
103M Feb.
95
106 %
1st g 4
Sale
16
105 M
106 M
Boston & Maine 1st 5s ser AC..1967 M S
1st mortgage 5s series II
1955 MN
1
6
94M
14 5*
110M
27 101M Feb.
28 101M Feb.
100
Sale
100M Feb.
100M Feb.
Feb.
Sale
1952
Cons mtge 3 Ms ser F
Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s
98
95
104M Sale
107 M Sale
100 M Sale
1966
45
8
.14 M
239,000
637,000
470,000
2,000
360,000
198,000
177,000
16,000
131,000
197.000
34
9
2
93 M Feb.
94 M Feb.
D
11*
11*
28
Feb.
46 M
52 M
2
51
47
Feb.
Feb.
§2™ Feb.
80 M
89
85 M
85 H Feb. 20
86
87
100 ys 102
1002S32l02
100M Feb. 28 100M Feb.
Sale
66
65 M Feb. 28
66M Sale
67 % Feb.
67 M
Sale
68
68
68 Vs Feb.
67M Feb. 27
1
70
67
66M Sale
66M Feb.
68 H Feb.
25
Sale
1
24 M Feb.
29 M Feb.
25
Sale
1
29 M Feb.
24% Feb.
1
27 M Sale
27 M Feb.
Feb.
32
27 M Feb.
27M-SaLe_.
31M Feb.
24 M
2
29 M Feb.
26
25M Feb.
25
Sale
1
25
Feb.
29 M Feb.
1
25
Sale
25
Feb.
29 M Feb.
25
Sale
25
Feb.
29 M Feb.
29 M
AConvertible 4Ms—
304,000
18
1960 F A
Sale
ACertificates of deposit-.
392,000
Sale
PLE&W Va Sys ref 4s
37,000
1941 M N
Sale
14,000
Certificates of deposit
58
So'western Div 1st mtge 5s
71.000
1950
Sale
Certificates of deposit
140,000
44
Sale
Toledo Cinn Div ref 4s A
45,000
1959
58
Sale
17,000 Bangor & Aroostook RR 1st g 5s 1943
100 m 101
Con ref mtge gold 4s
23,000
1951
Sale
70
4s stamped11,000
1951
Feb.
Feb.
94 5*
Sale
66 M
Sale Prices
17 107M Feb. 23
106M Jan.
46
2
40
68 M
1015*
68 M Sale
Sale
95
106 M
45
47 M
86
Feb.
Sale Prices
1I4"
66 M
Sale
43
liH
Feb.
98
1
Highest
36
87
86 5*
92 M
93 M
57
74
Sale
70
Ref & gen 5s series F_
Sale
"75"
Sale
70
28 M
D
1995
2000 M S
92
93
Sale
A O
1995
Sale
104
114
65
71M
105M 106
80
Ref & gen 5s series A_^.
Ref & gen 6s series O
Ref & gen 5s series D
86M
Sale Price
107M Feb. 23
Feb.
34
45
Lowest
98
47
98
Sale
96
96
103 Vs Sale
1025* Sale
100M 100M 99 M 100 M
109 % 109 M Sale
107 5*
107 3* 108
100
101
1996 MS
Sale
95 M
J
ACertificates of deposit
Stamped modified—
105 M
92
95 M
37
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97 M
85
Sale
92
36
44
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100
Sale
°4
100M 101M 100 M
95
109 M
Bid^^Ask
Sale Prices
Sale
106 M Feb.
101 5*
Sale
Highest
107 M
35M
85M
85 M Sale
97 M
92 % Sale
MN
-
Ask
Sale
J
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Bid
5* Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
'eb. 29
1
107
J
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Feb.
Ask
106
J
A
ICES IN FEBRUARY
Jan. 2,
1940
ffi
£a.
~
exchange-bonds
106M Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
16 M
Feb.
15
Jan.
106 M Feb.
19
16
10 109
5
2
Jan.
5
Feb.
Jan.
16
2
14
23
48
14
20M Jan.
4
15
18
Jan.
3
23 110
Jan.
5
4
n. t. stock
Marce^ 1940]
Sales in
Value
Jan. 2,
1940
15,000
6,000
1949
1954
Cent Pac 1st ref guar g 4s
Through St L 1st gu g 4s
Guaranteed 5s
1960
Central BE & Bkg of Ga 5s
1942
Oentrai Steel 1st sink fund 8s—1941
Certain-teed Prod s f g 5Ms A.-1948
Champion Paper & Fibre—
S f deb 4ks (1935 issue)
1950
S f deb 4Ms (1938 issue)-----1950
Chesapeake & Ohio By—
General gold 4Ms
—--^92
Bef & impt mtge 3Ms ser D--1996
Bef & impt mtge 3 Ms ser E..1996
Bef & impt M 3Ms ser F
1963
Craig Valley 1st mtge g 5s
1940
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
1946
B & A Div 1st con g 4s
1989
2d con gold 4s
-—-1989
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5s_1941
AChic & Alt EE ref g 3s
1949
Chic Burl & Q 111 Div 3Ms
1949
F
A1
A
O
F
A
Feb. 1
Ask
Bid
$
151,000
3,000
201,000
1,000
3,000
175,000
71M Sale
67
.....
154,000
137,000
7,000
1,000
5,000
155,000
198,000
29L000
1357000
General 4s
75,000
175,000
1st & ref 4 Ms series
1st & ref 5s series A
Ask Bid
68
66 M Sale
60
63
235",600
*t AChic & E 111 1st cons g
t AChic & E IU By g 5s.
M S
49 k
59 M
F
99k
118
103 H
103
16
106
106 k
103
113k
Sale
14 k
Sale
15
Sale
14 k Feb.
2
95
99 M
Sale
92 M
Sale
92 k Feb.
28
15 k Feb.
95m Feb.
16
7
Sale
28 100
27
90
5
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
89 k
80
97k
87k
77M
83 M
Feb.
1
27
81
Feb.
6
29
87k Feb.
6
16
Feb.
23
18
9
15k Feb.
a85M Feb.
16
17m Feb.
1971
A
6s—1934
1951
A
O
13,000
412,000
1,000
282,000
137,000
220,000
27,000
105,000
1357666
1,000
16,000
1,000
\lh
12
6k
607666
1,000
12,000
91,000
199,000
77,000
257666
St Louis Div 1st coll trust g
63,000
1,299,000
~1,666
1st mtge 3 Ms series
Conv deb 3 Ms
I
D
D
91,000
2,000
262,000
14,000
16,000
A
s
f 5s
Consumers Power Co
36.000
5,000
73,000
153,000
mtge 3Ms—
1st mttre 3 ks
For footnotes, see page 30.
Sale
Sale
54M
14 M
13k
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17 M
6M
6
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8k
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14
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17
Feb.
18
16
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14
12 M
8
8
57
13 M
11
5k
5k
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17k
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Sale
46M
15k
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5k
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62
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51
54
51
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107 k
106
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107 k Sale
107 M
105 M 106
106 k
90
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90
89 H
49 H
12 M
Sale
90
Sale
91k
16
27m Feb.
9
Feb. 29
1
Feb.
5
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
9
47k Feb.
26
Feb.
21
12k Feb.
6 k Feb.
5
17
Feb.
19
16
Feb.
7
6
6k Feb.
5k Feb.
Ik Feb.
7
7 k Feb. 15
6 k Feb. 21
5
2k Feb.
52
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13
63 k
54
62
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5
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80 k
67
48
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5
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106 k
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Feb.
Feb.
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16
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5
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28 102 k Jan.
27
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90
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6
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12
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17
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13
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1948
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1956
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1958
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1956
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1951
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120,000 Consol Edison (N Y) deb 3MS--1946
205,000
107.000
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24 M
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a5s income mtge
--1970
5,000
283,000 Colorado & Southern 4 Ms ser A-1980
235,000 Columbia Gas & Elec deb 5s----1952
Debenture 5s
--Apr 15 1952
31,000
Debenture 5sJan 15 1961
266,000
Columbia & Hock Val 1st ext g 4s 48
Columbus & Toledo 1st ext 4s—1955
43,000 Columbus By Pow & Lt 4s——1965
Commonwealth Edison Co—
21
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15 117k Feb.
85 k
Sale
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84
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1977
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1940
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.
1940
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Clev & Pitts gen gu 4Ms ser B—1942
Series B gu 3 Ms
1942
Series A gu 4 Ms
1942
Series C gu 3 Ms
1948
Series D gu 3 Ms—
1950
General 4M» series A---—.--1977
Gen & ref mtge 4M8 series B.1981
Clev Short Line 1st gu 4 Ms—--1961
Clev Union Term 1st gu 5 Ms A-1972
1st s f g 5s series B guar1973
1st s f 4 Ms series C
1977
Coal Biv By 1st. gu 4s
-----1945
Colo Fuel & Iron Co gen s f 5s..1943
85 M
J
17,000
Memphis Div 1st 4s
—1951
9,000 Chic T H & S'east 1st & ref 5s.- I960 J D
Income guar 5s-.-----Dec 1 1960 M S
21,000
39,000
113,000
41,000
157,000
99,000
1943
71,000 Childs Co deb 5s.
3,000 1 AChoc Okl & Gulf consol 5s—1952
Cine
Gas
&
Elec
1st
mtge
3MB-1966
37,000
1st mtge 3 Ms
1967
14,000
Cin Leb & N 1st con gu g 4s— -1942
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
1st mtge guar 3 Ms series D—1971
49,000
1st mtge guar 3H8 ser E_—---1969
60,000
1,000 Clearfield & Mahon 1st gtd g 5s. 1943
1993
10,000 O C C & St L gen g 4s
General 5s series B^----——1993
16
88
Sale
J
MJV
Chicago Union Station—
^Guaranteed 4s
---1944
1st mtge 4s series D--———1963
1st mtge 3 Ms series E
—1963
3Ms guaranteed-------—1951
Chicago & Western Indiana 4s—1952
1st & ref mtge 4M» ser D
1962
Sale
J
J
25,000
18k
17 M
14 M
Sale
87 k Sale
121118
16M Sale
83
J
15-year secured 6 ms—--—1936 M S
4Ms ser C----May 2037
AConv 4Mb series A
--1949
♦tAChicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
Feb 1 1938 25% part paid—1927
t AChic B I & Pacific gen g 4s—1988
ACertificates of deposit
---.
•ABefunding gold 4s—
1934
ACertificates of deposit-------♦ASec gold 4Ms series A-.—1952
ACertificates of deposit
AConvertible gold 4Ms——-I960
Chic S L & N O gold 5s.
---1951
Gold 3 Ms
June 15 1951
Sale
24
MJV
Alst & re
118M
J
MJV
Alst & ref
Sale
J
AfN
J
J
Sale
81
79
85
117
19
109k
103
F
D
15
14
19
117""
Af S
F A
J
104 M 105
100
122k Feb. 28 125k Feb.
2
98 k Feb.
99m Feb.
1
99m Feb.
98k Feb.
104
Feb.
1 105k Feb,
111M 118
1977
mpt
Sale
Sale
106
1958
5s-_-—---May 2037
4 Ms stamped-May 2037
99
100
Sale
g
99k Sale
Sale
Sale
t AChic Mil St P & Pac mtg Ss-ser A 75
AConv adj 5s
Jan 1 2000
t AChic & No West gen 3 Ms —1987 MJV
Alst & ref
Sale
5
118
AGen g 4M« seriesE—-May 11989
AGen 4Ms series F—May 1 1989
a
Sale
109
Sale
4Mb-—----1969
t AChic Mil & St-P gen g 4si ser A-1989
AGen g 3 Ms series B- - -May 11989
AGen 4Ms series C-—May 1 1989
122 k
2 106m Feb. 21
Feb. 19
13 104
lliM
101M
AfN
99
104
107 M
Chic L S & East 1st
*
Sale
Sale
A
Af S
A O
Sale
125
124
Af N
95 M
tax-1987
2
105M 106 M 106
106M 105M Feb.
103 M 104 k 103 k Feb.
103 k 105
104 M
100 M
89
AStpd non payt Fed inc
Feb.
104 M
J
1987
63
50
Feb.
102 M 105
J
AGeneral 4s_.
68m Feb. 20
63
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
66M Feb.
M S
M S
J
t AChic Indianap & Louisv rf g 6s 1947
iBefunding gold 5s sot B
1947
ABefunding 4s series C__
1947
Alst & general 5s series A----1966
a 1st & gen 6s series B—-May 1966
Chic Indiana & Sou 50-yr 4s—1956
65
MS
MN
MN
^Certificates of deposit
---81,000
.—---1982 Af N
6,000 Chic & Erie 1st gold 5s
497,000 t AChic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4s.l959 M S
23,000
8,000
52,000
122,000
62,000
2,000
1,000
55,000
38,000
100,000
42,000
42,000
635,000
562,000
149,000
155,000
21,000
95,000
108,000
9,000
104,000
113,000
115,000
167,000
351,000
Ask
Sale
Lowest
Highest
49 k Sale
Feb.
9
50 M
48M Feb.
7
60
62
Feb.
7
65
62
Feb.
7
65
110
110»3a 112
110k 110*32 Feb. 20 110»3» Feb. 20
78 k Sale
82
Feb. 15
76 M Sale
76M Feb.
1
J
B
Lowest
Feb. 29
Sale
58
Sale
112*11 H2M
75
Sale
51M
1949
Illinois Division 4s
,
Bid
,
45,000
220,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
Price
bonds
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
February
23
exchange-bonds
1965
1967
1970
-1966
AfN
108 k
MJV
108 k 109 k
MJV
MJVi 106k
107k Sale
109
109k 108k 109 k
Sale
110 k Sale
109
106 k Sale
106 k Sale
109
Sale"
Sale
108 k
106 k
Feb.
Feb.
24 110 k Feb.
26 107k Feb.
6
6
13
107k
108k
108k
105k
Feb. 21 109k Jan. 27
5 110k Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
4
Feb. 24.111
Jan. 17 107k Feb. 13
24
N. T. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
February
$
Bid
11,000
38,000
87,000
68,000
23,000
112,000
79,000
96,000
54,000
3,000
3,000
Container
Deb
Corp of Am 1st s f g 6s 1946 J D
gold 5s
—1943 J D
Continental Oil conv deb 2
Crane Co s f deb 3 Ms
Crown Cork & Seal
s
Ms—1948
—1951
...1948
Cuba Northern Rys 1st 5Ms
Cuba RR 1st 50-yr g 5s
J
J
1942
1952
1946
7 Ms series A extended to
A
Sale
Sale
29 M
35 M
Sale
42
Sale
33
Sale
36M
45M
Sale
110
Sale
60
108 M 109
J
4MS-1947
106
104 M
J
J
Sale
106
J
Sale
J
J
F
A
10 M
Sale
J
J
M S
Gen & ref 4 M s series D
1961 F A
Gen & ref mtge 4s series F___1965 A O
Gen & ref mtge 3 Ms series G.1966 M S
Detroit & Mack 1st lien g 4s
1995 J D
Sale
110M Sale
11QM 113
40
54 M
22 M
35M
98
100
105 M 107M
106 M
Sale
17M
13M
Sale
109
Elgin Jol & East 1st g 5s
1941 MN
196j5
5s stamped
Erie & Pittsb gen gu g
Series C 3 Ms
A
O
1965
3 Ms ser B 1940
1940
112,000 t AErie RR 1st con & prior lien 4s 1996
Alst consol gen lien 4s
1996
402,000
AConv g 4s Series A
__1953
57,000
a4s series B
—1953
36,000
AGen conv 4s Series D
1953
5,000
*ARef & impt gold 5s ser 19271967
462,000
*ARef & impt 5s series 1930. .1975
426,000
AErie & Jersey 1st s f 6s
1955
13,000
AGenesee Riv RR 1st s f 6s
1957
16,000
aN Y & Erie RR ext 1st 4s...1947
2,000
*
A3d mtge 4 Ms
1938
1954
52*000 Ernesto Breda Co 1st mtge 7s
1956
19,000 Fairbanks Morse deb 4s
1942
12,000 Federal Lt & Tr 1st s f 5s.
5s International series
1942
First lien s f 5s stamped
1942
lb",000
1st lien s f 6s stamped
1942
16,000
30-year deb 6s series B
1954
5,000
115,000 Firestone Tire & Rubber 3 Ms..1948
tAFla Cent & Peninsular 5s
1943
2,000
:_ 1959
45,000 JFla East Coast 1st 4Ms
Alst & ref 5s series A
1974
192,000
A
O
J
J
75
J
D
107 ~h
M S
M S
103 5/i
101
M S
103M
M S
104
A
D
O
J
J
J
D
M S
AS f deb
g
6s
1 AGa & Ala 1st cons 5s
MN
26",000
Gt Cons El Pow
Grays Point Term 1st gu g 5s
(Japan) 7s
1st & gen s f g 6Ms
23,000
Great Northern Ry—
1st & refund 4 Ms series A
68,000
Gen mtge 5Ms seriesJB
1941
1947
1944
..I960
Bar pen Mining 6s
2,000
Hock Val istcong4Ms-_
«
see page 30.
5M
Sale
8M
2%
2M
5M
4
Sale
4M
3
2M
50
109
109 M
34
106
91H
140
29
9
Feb.
6
14
33
43 M Feb.
Feb.
23
4
Feb.
1
4M Feb.
68 M
101
91
51
51
101
56 M
22 M
Sale
Sale
18
19M
18
20 M
18
100M
55 M
22 M
17
15M
108M Feb. 27 109M Feb.
112
Feb.
2 Ill
21 113
43
Jan.
1
32
Jan.
31
23
-----
12 M
Sale
7
J
J
78
J
J
70
103
Sale
90M Feb. 20
9
Feb.
16
Feo.
20
6
68 M
56
52M Feb.
91M Feb.
1
13
2
Feb.
8
109M Feb.
28
8 141
Sale
Sale
"53"
Feb.
'16
54 M Feb. 26
1
2J M Feb.
19M Feb. 16
19M Feb. 16
56M Feb.
1
92
Feb.
8
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb. 26
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
57 M Feb. 13
7
92M Feb.
Sale
94
Feb.
6
97
Sale
107
104
19 M
19M
23 M
18
Feb.
8
51
52
58
54 M
92
60
J
Feb
Feb
92
107 M 107 M
103
102
104 M 105
101M 102 M
103 M 104 M
104 M Sale
3
108M Feb. 27 110M Jan.
2
109H Jan. 31 111M Jan. 17
3 113
Feb. 20
110M Jan.
12
Jan.
7 101
13
Jan.
11
107M Jan.
8
108M Feb. 15
Feb.
6
106M Jan, 30 109M Jan.
2
13
90M Feb. 20
141
Feb.
107M Jan.
105M Jan.
52M Feb.
93M Jan.
29
8 141
Feb.
15 109M Feb.
25 105M Jan.
28
25
8
13
60
Jan.
2
59
Jan.
3
59
Jan.\
3
8
51M Feb.
54 M Feb. 26
23 M
20 M
20 M
19M
15M
15 M
52M
53
Jan.
13
3
57
Jan.
26
Jan.
4
24M Jan.
3
I
21M Feb.
18M Jan. 30
19M Feb. 16
Jan.
3
18
21
Jan.
3
3
8
Feb.
24
14M Feb.
24
18
Jan.
14H Feb.
24
18
Jan.
49% Jan.
53M Jan.
15
54
Jan.
15
58
Jan.
31
92M Feb.
7
97
Feb.
22 108
13 105
Jan.
7
6
Feb.
9
92
Feb.
8
93
Jan.
18
3
104 M
104
Sale
104
105 Vs
46 M
Sale
106
Sale
Sale
51M
Sale
43
Sale
50 M
7
Sale
Sale
6M
Sale
Sale
49
2
100»82103
49M
50 M
7
7 107 M Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 26 105
Feb.
19
9
103 M Feb.
104 M Feb.
26 104 M Feb.
17
20 M
%
90
17
2M
10D32 103
50 M
52 M
2M Feb.
2M Feb.
1001732Feb.
100l73jFeb.
49M Feb.
51M Feb.
Jan.
9 104M Feb.
10 104 M Feb.
8
Jan.
2
3 104
Jan. 11
101M Jan.
105M Jan. 16 106% Feb. 20
1
46M Feb.
46M Feb.
1
103
49
Feb.
5
6M Feb. 28
6
Feb.
23
Jan.
9
8 H Jan.
8M Jan.
3
3
54
2M Jan.
26
2M Jan.
100l7J2Jan.
30
49
Jan.
123M Jan.
13 104 M Feb.
103
Jan.
20 102 M Feb.
101
Jan.
32 M Feb.
29
32 M Feb.
29
28M Feb.
13
28M Feb.
13
27 106M Feb.
1
70M Feb.
19
1
2M Jan.
2M Jan.
18
24 100l7sjJan.
4
24
23
10
53M Jan.
19 124M Jan.
22 105
Jan.
4 103
2
24M
24M Jan.
Feb. 29
26M Jan. 10
32 M
Jan.
Jan.
32M Feb.
28M Jan.
19
5
30
2
29
23
Jan.
104M Feb. 27 107
17
66
Jan.
70M Feb.
10
Jan.
25
18M Jan.
2
17M Feb.
21 M Feb.
2
20
105M Jan.
91M Jan.
5
10
19
...-
15 M
20 M
Sale
104 %
86 M
Sale
Sale
30
104 Vs 105
104 M Feb.
68 M Sale
66M Feb.
16 M
Sale
35
27
104
103M Jan.
1 104 M Feb.
2
7 104
Feb. 19
103M Feb.
105M Feb. 26 106M Feb. 20
1
1
46 M Feb.
46 M Feb.
5
7
49
Feb.
50 M Feb.
7
7 M Feb.
6M Feb. 28
1
6
Feb. 23
6M Feb.
124 M
124M
103 M 105
104
104 M 103 M Feb.
102 M 102M 102 M Sale
101M Feb.
26 M
26 M
58
58
Sale
Sale
106M Jan.
8
3M
3M
2
Feb.
I04M
103 M 104
103
23
35
1
17 M Feb.
2
21M Feb. 20
21M Feb.
20
17
Feb.
17
1 104 M Feb. 20
104
Feb.
Sale
1
89 M
86M Feb. 26 90M Feb.
104
I05M
104M Feb. 20 104M Feb. 20
9
80
Jan.
80
Jan.
9
Feb.
86M Feb.
28
104 M
104 M
86 M
74
Sale
106 M
Sale
76 M
Sale
104 M Feb.
20 104 M Feb.
20
93
Sale
86% Feb.
5
96 M Feb.
23
85
Jan.
4
80
Sale
74
9
80
Feb.
29
72
Jan.
5
5 107 M Feb.
27
98 M Feb.
23
107 M
Sale
Feb.
106 M Feb.
96 M Feb.
96 M Feb.
80
Feb.
23
29
3 107M Feb. 23
105M Jan.
Jan.
3
96M Feb. 27 100
96 M
Sale
90
Sale
90
Sale
90
Feb.
Feb.
13
90
Jan.
9
92
Jan.
26
83
84
82
Sale
81
Feb.
27
83
Feb.
5
81
Feb.
27
84
Jan.
82 M
100 M
Sale
81
Sale
87
Feb.
23
83
Feb.
2
81
Feb.
23
84
Jan.
4
8
9
99M Jan.
17 104
Jan.
3
91M
Sale
100M Feb. 28 102M Feb.
90 M
89 M Feb. 28
92
Feb.
Sale
72
Feb. 26
73 M Feb.
64
58
Feb.
7
58
Feb.
7M
7M Feb. 13
8M Feb.
8
88
.Tan.
16
8
72
Jan.
17
7
58
Jan.
12
Feb.
92
75 M Jan.
Jan.
58
8
12
90 M
Sale
73 M
58
Sale
72 M
64
9
49M
8
4M Feb. 23
Feb.
4
75
96
67 %
13
Sale
4
16
50
106 M
105M 105M
99 M Sale
90 H
89
81M Sale
82 M Sale
3M Jan.
2M Jan.
6M Jan.
1 107 M Feb.
12
55 M
90
Sale
72
Jan.
6
2M Jan.
2M Jan.
5M Feb.
106% Feb.
49M
Sale
-----
Jan.
10
2
24
27 M
84
6
2
Feb.
106M Jan.
24
32 M
104M
3
25
30
24
15
14 M Feb.
29
A
5
63 M Jan.
Jan,
10M Jan.
2 108M Feb.
26
13
Feb.
14 M Feb.
34
D
108 M Jan.
106
Feb.
Feb.
108
Sale
27 M
J
2
108 M Jan.
19
Sale
32
F
4
2
Feb.
Feb.
97M Feb.
105M Feb.
14M
104
Jan.
33M Jan.
Jan.
19
"14M
40
Sale
93
Jan.
109
23
Sale
35
91M
8
Feb.
Jan.
99 M Feb.
Sale
24M
25
58
19 105 M Feb.
14M
27 M
105 M
1042832Feb.
108M
104M
106M
8M
38
46
"45""
"14M
Sale
17
Sale
29
4
Jan.
100 M
24 M
19M
2 103M Jan.
18 104
Feb.
12
30M Jan.
Jan.
70
140 M 148
141
Feb.
Sale
109
108M Feb.
105 % 105 %
8
101M
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
23
1042832Feb.
58
Feb.
102M Feb.
7
11
27
29
17
17
18
_
5M
35
10
106
92 Vs
108 M Sale"
105 M 106
70
51
51
Feb.
Feb.
35
25
34 M
99
97
97 M Feb.
Sale
105M 107M 105 M 106 M 105 M Feb.
F2
2 104
43
25
98 M
107 H
27 105M Jan.
19 106M Feb.
8 104% Feb.
28
61 M Feb.
108M Feb. 19 108M Feb. 23
1 104 M Feb.
104 M Feb.
5
7 107 H Feb. 17
106 M Feb.
9
8
9M Feb.
8M Feb. 27
10
8
Feb. 28
9
9M Feb.
3
Feb. 14
2M
2% Feb. 13
8
2%
2M Feb. 16
2M Feb.
Sale
6
5M Feb.
5M Feb. 29
Sale
112
108M
26 110M Jan.
Feb.
32
110M 109% Feb.
-----
Feb.
104M
104 M
102M
101M
28 %
30 M Feb.
Feb.
38
110
107M
12K
13
107
Sale
108
16
6
Sale
111M 113
40
1
29M Feb.
35 M Feb.
Sale
53
101M Jan.
Feb.
103
109
40
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
105
Jan. 11 105M Jan. 27
7
Sale
Sale
8
18M
Sale
73 M
58
8
8M
81
85 H
100 M
89 M
72 M
55
6
1 e91
Sale
2
.
8
13
8M Jan.
24
23
83
Feb.
15
26
79M Feb.
13
87M Feb.
83M Jan.
23
13
87 M Feb.
83 M Feb.
1
97 M Feb.
27
96
Feb.
9 108M Feb.
8
108
Jan.
21M
120M
75M
44M
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4 123
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Jan. 29 80
Jan. 17 47M
5
7M Feb.
MN
A
O
85
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A
O
J
82 M
85 M
Sale
J
99
Sale
1949 J
1999 J
12,000
Hoe (R) <fe Co 1st mtge
.1944 A O
8,000
23,000 t*AHousatonic RR con g5s_. 1937 MN
Houston Oil 4 Ms debs
1954 MN
23,000
Forlfootnotes,
Sale
3M
2M
2M
100 M 103 M
48 M
53 M
15
Gulf States St'l 1st mtge 4Ms. .1961
A O
8O~,66O
Gulf States Util 3Ms series D
1969 MN
87,000
a
102M
2
13
1961 J
1952 J
1973 J
1976 J
1977 J
-.1946 J
1946 J
197,000
Gen mtge 5s series C
67,000
Gen 4Ms series D
79,000
Gen 4Ms series E_
76,000
Gen mtge 4s series G
308,000
Gen mtge 4s series H
228,000
Gen mtge 3 Ms series I.
1967
118,000
AGreen Bay & West deb ctfs A
2,000
Alncome debenture ctfs B
5,000
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s
...1940
Gulf Mob & Nor 1st 5 Ms ser B.1950
54",000
1st mtge gold 5s series C
1950
100,000
Gulf & Ship Island 5s stpd
1952
8
106M
69 M
164,000 HGoodrich (B F) Co 1st M 4 Ms. 1956 J D
Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 5s w w_ 1946
13,000
M S
Gouv & Oswegatchie 1st 5s
1942 J D
*5",066
10M
107
104
Oct. 1945
1st gu g 4 Ms
108
104M
101M 103
105 M Sale
43 M
51
53
Sale
8M Sale
101
+*AGeorgia Caro & Nor 6s
1934
1*000 AOood Hope Steel & Iron sec 7s_1945
ex
8M
Prices
Feb.
8
104 M Feb.
Feb.
1
Highest
Feb.
-----
6 000
Grand R & I
107 M
75
90
98
122
1945
1940
...1948
55
'
A
J
Sale
Sale
55M
90
F
1949
ADebenture 6Ms
17 M
17 M
53 M
M S
Gen Amer Investors deb 5s ser A1952
General Cable 1st s f g 5Ms A
1947
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
15-year debenture 3 Ms
1951
128,000
Gen Steel Castings 1st 5Ms w w.1949
Sale
107
59 M Sale
57
95M
101M
101M 101M
54M
24 SA Sale
23 M Sale
19
24M
49
___
.
108 M
105 M
J
MN
J
Sale
"58""
108 H
104 M
Sale"
21
MN
ACertificates of deposit
*_
*t AFonda Johns & Glov ref 4Ms 1952
Proof of claim filed by owner
MN
♦a(Amended) 1st cons 2-4s
1982
Proof of claim filed by owner
MN
ACertificates of deposit
1,000
Fort St U D Co 1st g 4 Ms
1941 J~ J
3,000
Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s
1956 MN
21,000
AGeneral Elec (German) 7s
91M
-----
-----
35,000
Gas & Elec (Bergen Co) 5s
91
140
43
Lowest
Highest
Sale
30 M
38 H
Sale
32
8M
8M
2M
2M
50
110
RyM No Div 1st g 4s^T948 ATU 105 M 106M
El Paso & S W 1st & ref 5s
1 000
3
Sale
AO
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
27 104 M Feb. 19
106M Feb.
5 106 % Feb. 29
102% Feb. 27 103 M Feb. 20
Sale
29 M
35 M
104% 108 M
J
J
Sale
104 M
106
106M 106 M
102 M 103
103 M
103 M Sale
104
107 M
Sale
O
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
Ask
Sale
Sale Prices
105 M 104 M 105 % 105
Feb.
6 105 Vs
Sale
101M Sale
101M Feb.
7 102 M
Sale
108 M 109 M 108
Feb. 26 109 M
J
_
95,000
102 M
109 M
104 %
J
25,000 Eastern Tenn Va & Ga 1st g 5s .1956 MN
1995 J J
1,000 Eel El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s
118,000 Electric Auto Lite conv deb 4s_ 1952 F A
'
105
MN
Eastern
39 000
Bid
Del & Hud 1st & ref 4s
36,000
Ry 3 Ms
-1962 A O
9,000 1*aDu1 So Shore & Atlantic g 5s_1937 J
J
1965 J D
257,000 Duquesne Light 1st M 3 Ms
Q 000
Ask
105
Delaware Pr & Lt 1st M
ASecond gold 4s
----1995 J D
87,000 Detroit; Term & Tun 1st gu 4Ms 1961 MN
1951 J D
1,000 Dow Chemical deb 3s__
Duluth Missabe & Iron Range
~6~, 000
Feb. 1
101M 102 M
108 % Sale
104 M Sale
105
105M
102M Sale
103
103 M
29M Sale
38
44 M
32 M
—1946
6s series B extended to
t ADes Plaines Val 1st guar
Detroit Edison—
110,000
72,000
19,000
D
D
Crucible Steel 4 Ms deb ser A—1948
1!Dayton Pr & Lt 1st & ref 3 Ms 1960
1943
4Ms—1971
1st & ref 4 Ms
1969
1st mtge gold 4 Ms
—1969
t* iDen & Rio Gr 1st cons g 4s_ _ 1936
*
AConsol gold 4Ms_
1936
t ADenv & R Gr West gen 5s Aug 1955
AAssented (subject to plan) ----ARef & imp mtge 6s ser B
1978
t ADes Moines & Ft Dodge 4s—1935
Certificates of deposit
6,000
8,000
246,000
9,000
5,000
7,000
123,000
11,000
23,000
33,000
84,000
J
J
1950 MN
f 4s
S f 4Ms debentures.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Jan. 2,
1940
n. t. stock exchange
Value
EXCHANGE-BONDS
108M
15
_
Sale
-----
119
78
46
97 M
80 %
Sale
85 M
96
81H
85 M
Sale
97
108 M 108 M 108 M
20
122
Sale
Sale
98 M
87 M
75 M
44
97 M
20
123
Sale
Sale
70
47 M
45 M
97
83
Feb.
15
79M Feb.
96
Feb.
108M Feb.
21 M Feb. 27
21M
122M Feb. 26 123
Feb. 16
76
76 M
47
45M Feb. 26 47 M
97 M
97
Feb. 16
97 M
121M 123
80
Sale
Sale
82 M
76
Feb. 27
Feb.
23
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
97
Jan.
1
99
5 109
L
9
Jan.
2
Jan.
11
Feb.
27
23
Feb.
Jan.
3
Feb.
98M Jan.
3
8
N. Y. STOCK
March, 1940]
•Safes fn
h
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
Ask
Illinois Bell
Extended 1st g 3%s
1st gold 3s sterling
2,000
Collateral trust gold 4s
27,000
122,000
Refunding 4s
Purchased lines 1st 3 %s
Coll trust gold 4s
16,000
117,000
16,000
257,000
2,000
3,000
12,000
Refunding 5s
40-year 4%s
Cairo Bridge gold 4s
Litchfield Div 1st g 3s
Louisv Div& Termg3%s
Omaha Div 1st gs3s
"Y.ooo
St Lou Div & Term g 3s
Gold 3%s
Springf Div 1st
g
3 Ms
-
Western Lineslstg4s
1,000
1951
1951
1951
1951
1952
1955
1952
1953
1955
1966
1950
1951
1953
1951
1951
1951
-1951
1951
34
33M
Sale
112%
91
MJV
48 %
UN
UN
P
A
Sale
Sale
91
85
85
46% Sale
J
,!
Sale
Sale
47
Sale
41%
45%
43 M
Sale
42
44
45
Sale
Sale
46%
53%
Sale
54
44
Sale
80
85
78
81
70
60
55
65
32% Sale
126
47% Sale
15% Sale
111% 112
11"
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
32
125
Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
1 111% Feb. 26
90
Feb.
9
9
34
21
7 126%
1 49%
16%
1
Feb.
Feb.
47% Feb.
14% Feb.
110% Feb.
90
Feb.
54%
54
43%
47%
60
*
721,000
J
J
F
A
J
1932
Al0-year 6% notes.
A
ACertificates of deposit-
24,000
.
M S
76
-
-
344,000
133,000
128,000
36,000
59,000
382,000
-
41
45%
52
43%
"56""
63
6
54
Feb.
45
8
45% Jan.
IIM
Jan.
9
Jan.
45
Feb.
10
42
Jan.
45
Feb.
3
10
46%
54%
45%
78%
63%
65%
Feb.
Feb.
1
44
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
Feb.
3
27
Feb. ' 9
51% Feb.
43% Feb.
78% Feb.
63
Feb.
Feb.
7
62% Feb.
46%
56%
46%
78%
63%
65%
Jan.
8
Feb.
62% Feb.
52% Feb.
2
52% Feb.
2
Feb.
17
Feb.
17
9
Feb.
Feb.
ffi*
51
86*
76
75
55
52%
52% Feb.
2
Feb.
17
53
53
105
-
1941 A
Paper conv 5s series A— 1947 J
1955 M S
Refunding 6s series A
Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s
Intern
Int
1972 MN
1947 F A
Ji
1952 J
Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B
First lien & ref 6 %s
Internat T & T deb g 4 %s
1955
Deb gold 5s
356,000
7,000 X Alowa Central Ry 1st & ref 4s_. 1951
1959
James
Franklin
&
Cleart
1st
4s..
49,000
64.000 Jones & Laughlin St'l 1st M 4%s 1961
F
A
M S
J
D
M S
1990 A
O
180,000 J*aKC Ft S & M ref g 4s.
a Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust) 76,000
75,000 Kan City South 1st g 3s
Ref
& Imp 5s
April
83,000
141,000 Kan City Term 1st 4s
1936 A
O
36,000 Kansas Gas & El 1st mtge 4 Ms.
3 980 J
Kanawha & Mich 1st gu g 4s...
-
1950 a'O
J
1950 J
J
1960 J
D
68
Sale
102% Sale
97% Sale
84
81%
Sale
96%
41% Sale
43% Sale
1%
1%
53
94%
Sale
Sale
29%
88%
31
28
29%
68% Sale
65
Sale
108% Sale
103% 104%
3
20
9
105
1932
"72%~74
r,l-932|,M"S{
73,00 ■^-AjulQsyearTffir-notoa j
a Certificates of deposit
73
Sale
97,000
89
90%
1947 A O
79,000 Interlake Iron conv deb 4s.
Int Agri Corp 1st & coll ctf 5s—
1942 MN 102%
Stamped extended to
1,000
J
1952 J
16% Sale
196,000 X A Jnternat Gt Nor 1st 6s A
a Adj mtge 6s series A.July 1 1952 A
1% Sale
62,000
Sale
a 1st mtge gold 5s series B
14
1956 J
73,000
Sale
1956 J
14
A 1st gold 5s series C
42,000
Sale
1944 A
73
135,000 Internat Hydro El deb 6s
Jan.
86% Jan.
91
Feb.
90
Jan.
8
Feb.
6
Jan. 24
Feb. 21
.Jan.
4
Feb.
Feb. 13
49
Sale
48% Sale
48% Feb. 29 50
48
1
47
Feb. 13
45% Sale
48% 45% Feb.
5
1001»S2l01% 100% 101% 100u3»Feb. 21 100%. Feb.
20%
98
98
100%
56%
61
55%
59
57% Feb. 28 57% Feb. 28
3
1
12
Feb.
13
Feb.
12
Sale
10%
14
-----
45% Jan.
12% Jan.
110% Jan.
47% Feb.
49
Sale
45
Sale
100.27101.4
15%
95
100%
55
61
10
13%
102% Sale
109% Sale
J
74% Sale
74% Sale
O
30
Sale
.29%
37%
126%
50%
16%
112%
Feb.
51% Jan.
Jan.
6
27
Feb.
9
Feb.
7
52% Feb.
2
Jan.
6
63
57%
_
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
32
Feb. 21
125
47% Feb.
54
Feb.
45% Feb.
46% Feb.
42% Feb.
44% Feb.
51% Feb.
43% Feb.
78% Feb.
111 Cent & Chic St L & N O—
Joint 1st & ref 5s ser A.
1963
239,000
4 Ms series C
1963
79,000
1940
17,000 Illinois Steel deben 4 %s_
illseder Steel Corp 6s
1948
Ind Bloomington & W 1st 4s
1940
2,000 Indiana 111 & Iowa 1st gold 4s. .1950
5,000 t ilndianapol & Louisv 1st gu 4s_1956
Indianapolis Union Ry—
Ref &impt mtge 3 %s ser B—1986
1948
200.000 Industrial Rayon 4Mb
1961
53,000 Inland Steel 3 Ms series D
833,000 tlnterboro R T 1st & ref 5s—--1966
ACertificates of deposit
962.000
Highest
86% Jan.
68
63
57
Ask
68
"m
76
Feb. 29
Lowest
85
,,
68
M S
A O
37 M
Sale
85
86 %
86 M
J
Sale
£4
Sale"
45 M
llVA
89
1
Ask Bid
Bid
126% 127
125
13%
Adjust income 5s
Feb 1957
Telep3%sser B--.-1970
a
Feb.
1940
Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A-.1962 J D
Hudson County Gas 1st 5s
1949 UN
Hudson & Manhat 1st & ref 5s A 1957 F A
Illinois Central 1st g 4s
1st gold 3%s
1
Jan. 2,
Bid
166,000
22,000
335,000
696,000
40,000
6,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
Price
BONDS
February
25
EXCHANGE—BONDS
105
101%
Sale
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
102% Sale
13% Sale
1%
1%
12
11%
12
11%
72% Sale
67% Sale
103
_
Sale
90%
W
Sale
39
Sale
43%
1%
Sale
50%
94%
65
Sale
51%
Sale
88
Sale
75
72%
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
32
Feb.
73
Feb.
71% Feb.
84
Feb.
31%
29%
33
19 109
26
29
1
17
"20
102% Feb.
13
Feb.
1% Feb.
10% Feb.
10
Feb.
Sale
71
Feb.
Sale
67% Feb.
Sale
102% Feb.
Sale
97% Feb.
Sale
90% Feb.
Sale
96% Feb.
Sale
39
Feb.
Sale
42% Feb.
1%
1% Feb.
52
Feb.
55%
Sale
93% Feb.
12%
13%
1%
1%
10% Sale
10* 10%
70%
102%
99
93
97
40%
43%
1%
53%
93%
65
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
77% Feb. 17
77
Feb. 16
38% Feb. 28
36
Feb. .28
75
Feb.
2
\73% Feb.
86
Feb. 21
5 105
101%
106%
74%
73%
31
17
50% Jan.
3
15
47
Feb.
13
21 100% Jan.
6
99% Jan. 17
57% Feb. 28
99% Jan.
17
61
Jan.
5
13
Jan.
5
25
25 105
Feb.
28
19 109% Jan.
2
77% Feb.
2
17
12
Jan.
101
Jan.
26
7
1
1 102% Feb.
27
26
28
27
29
1
1
1
5
29
1
2
15
3
27
9
14% Feb.
1% Feb. 19
7
12
Feb.
9
Feb.
12
9
74
Feb.
76% Feb. 19
6
103
Feb.
9
99% Feb.
93
Feb. 28
98% Feb. 19
9
41% Feb.
8
44% Feb.
1
1% Feb.
106% Feb.
74% Jan.
73% Jan.
5
Feb.
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
Jan.
2
38% Feb. 28
30%
72%
71%
83%
Jan.
Jan.
6
36
Feb.
Jan.
8
90% Jan.
11
1 102% Jan.
31
27
1% Feb. 26
10% Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
27
71
67
10
2&
rT5"%Janril
Feb. 26
Jan. 29
102% Feb.
13
30
Feb.
29
75
16% Jan.
2
2
Jan.
18
14%
14%
74%
76%
103%
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
5
Feb.
19
Jan.
2
Jan.
22
101% Jan.
96% Jan.
29
Jan.
11
Jan.
3
93
Feb.
28
96% Jan.
38% Jan.
4
99
Jan.
23
84
24
Jan.
15
1% Feb.
43% Jan.
46% Jan.
1% Jan.
5
5
15
Jan.
23
55
Jan.
10
1
93% Feb.
27
95
Jan.
4
35
Feb. 20
Feb. 24
69% Feb. 13
28% Jan.
15
35
34
28
12
34
Feb. 20
Feb. 24
55
24
Feb.
94% Feb.
68% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
11
1 102% Feb.
29
20
15
1
77
15
30
42
52
88%
30%
34%
35
33% Sale
31%
67%
67% Sale
67% Sale
67%
67% Sale
68% Sale
107% 107% 107
107% Sale
103% 104% 103% 104% 103%
30%
47% Jan.
43% Jan.
100n32Feb.
56
106
104%
106%
Sale
74%
Sale
76
73%
Sale
31
35%
29'
32%
31%
ale
"Til
T0"%
75
72%
70%
86
84
85%
Sale
53
20 107%
6 104
2
Jan.
15
24
69% Feb.
2
68% Feb.
107
Feb. 20 108% Jan.
6 105
Jan.
103% Feb.
65% Jan.
64% Jan.
6
13
3
4
16
Kalarstadt (Rudolph)
Inc—
1943
stpd (par $645)
1943
8
stpd (par $925)
1943
8
a With warrants (par $925)
1946 M S 101%
29,000 Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser g 6s
J 106%
1987 J
3,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s
J
1,000 Kentucky & Ind Term 1st 4%8_- 1961
J
1961
Stamped
a
Ctfs
w w
A
Ctfs
w w
—
25
24
"2",000
Plain.
4 %s
unguaranteed
Kings Co Elec Lt & Pow 6s
112",000 Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s
Certificates of deposit
86,000
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
2,000
"*6",o5o
1961
J
80
1961
J
CO
1997 A
1949 F
O
1954
j
71,000 Koppers Co 4s series A
J
24,000 -Kresge Foundation coll trust 4s. 1945
1947 F
3%s collateral trust notes
35,000
X Kreuger & Toll class A—
26,000
46,000
32,000
80,000
20,000
11,000
3,000
*
J
J
1954 J
1951 UN
1st & ref 6 Ms
a
A
24
J
A
1959 M S
5s Uniform ctfs of deposit
O
86%
106%
i04"
"90%
1 in
Sale
24
Sale
102
106%
"60"
"92%
80
83%
80
87
80
87
83
85
80
83
82
160
170
Sale
87%
Sale
170
160
89
Sale
88
Sale
89
99% 100
88
88%
106% 107%
107%
107% 108
Sale
105
104%
106%
Sale
2 %
Sale
84%
86
85% Sale
3%
87%
85
75
3
Sale
4
1939 A
Ref & ext mtge 5s
Coll & re 5 Ms series C
Col & ref g 5%s ser D
1953
45%
43%
Sale
48
48
Sale
1960
48
49
Coll tr 6-s series A
1942
39
44
42
43
40
1942
40
45
41%
42%
40
42%
50%
78%
82%
82%
82
Collatera
trust 6s series B
Lake Erie & Western
80
Sale
Sale
46%
46%
Sale
5s 1937 extended at 3% to—
1947 •7
J
75
1941 J
J
80
1997 J
D
reg.Dec 31 1975
129,000
45,000 Lehigh Coal & Nav 4%sser A._ 1954
1954
1965 A
81%
60
84%
34%
J
36% Sale
50% Sale
J
48
Sale
49%
1st mtgi income
Cons sink fund 4%s ser C—
59,000
>9,000 Lehigh & Nj-» Eng RR 4s A...
17.000 Lehigh & N Y 1st gu g 4s_
5
80
Feb.
23
82
Feb.
5
23
100
Feb.
21
91
Feb.
14
Feb.
Feb.
88
82%
1
3
Feb.
85
Feb.
1
83
Feb.
21
46% Feb.
47% Feb.
1
7
Feb.
28
42% Feb.
7
41
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
a5s stamps 1
42,000
3.000
15,000
O
1945 M S
86%
30%
1944
37
Alst & refunding 5s
1954
a5s stamped.
1954
Alst A refunding 5s
1964
a5s stamped..
1964
a First & ref inking fund 5s.-.1974
a5s stamped
.1974
ASec 6 % notes extend to 1943
a6s stamped
1943
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s
1954
JLeh V (N Y) lstgug4%s
1940
4 Ms as -,en ed
—
1940
X a Leh Vai (Pa) gen con g 4s
2003
F
A
F
A
F
A
F
87%
32
9.OO0
20,000
36,000
A48 assented..-Gen cons4^s
a 4 %s asse it- d
A Gen consol 5s
a 5s assented
JLeh Va 1 Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s
8.000
5s assented
3,000 Lex & East 1st gu 5s
315,000
26,000
120,000
11,000
88,000
A
2003
2003
2003
2003
2003
1941
"26%
Feb.
15
80
5
Feb.
Feb. 23
80
Feb.
85
Jan.
5
25
30 100
11
91
Feb.
82
88% Jan.
106
Jan.
Jan.
87
1
107
Jan.
104
Jan.
15
104
Feb.
2% Jan.
52
60
75
Sale
87% Feb.
26
89
Sale
83
Feb.
29
85
Sale
55%
52%
35%
Sale
1
52
Sale
34% Feb.
49% Feb.
52
Sale
49
88
89
89
32%
34%
32%
12103
85
Jan.
82
Jan.
44
Jan.
Feb.
21
14
2 106% Jan.
Feb.
24 108
Feb.
15 106
25
1
29 106% Feb.
3 106% Jan.
15
2
31
3
3
15
18
3% Feb. 24
90% Jan. 18
85% Jan. 23
51% Feb. 20
49% Feb. 16
43% Jan.
2
Feb.
28
44
42% Feb.
7
45
Jan.
Jan.
9
10
28
41
89%
Sale
Jan.
23
89
Feb.
81% Jan.
15
85
Feb.
1
1
5
34% Feb.
49% Feb.
39% Jan.
55% Jan.
5
9
7
48
11
23
2
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
15
36% Feb.
IP
54
20
52
15
89
32% Feb. 29
35
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
14
Feb.
14
28% Feb.
Feb.
29% Feb.
29
Feb.
27
Feb.
5
88
Feb.
Feb.
.
23
2
29
30
32
28%
28%
30
30
29
"26%
"J
F
A
43%
J
J
J
J
43%
43%
50
Sale
52
48%
Sale
50%
48
15
Sale
MN
15
Sale
MN
14%
14%
15%
Sale
17
Sale
49%
49%
"60~"
MN
MN
MN
A
O
17
19
O
O
117
81,000 Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s
1944
39,000
5s
1951
31,000 Lion Oil Ref conv deb 4%s
1952
15,000 Liquid Carbonic 4s conv debs... 1947
Little Miami gen 4s series A—.1962
A
O
F
A
A
O
127
127%
129% 130%
J
D
214,000 Loew's Inc s f deb 3 v?s
A.
debs..
9,000 a Long Dock Co 3 Ms ext to
For footnotes, see page
30.
1946
..1952
1953
1950
97
120%
100
107% 109%
27%
46%
29%
28
Sale
29%
70
A
Feb.
21
27%
27%
29
Feb.
8
26
24% Feb.
23
24%
24%
53%
53%
44%
26
24% Feb. 27
18
26% Feb.
as
Feb.
23
29
8
2
1
6
16
Jan.
2
87% Jan.
10
89
Jan.
Feb.
4
35
Feb.
32
Jan.
54
12
37% Jan.
29
Feb.
14
35
Jan.
20
26%
28%
24%
24%
24%
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
20
23
33% Jan.
29% Jan.
29% Feb.
27
29
Feb.
1
23
29% Jan.
29
50
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
20
50
12
20
2
52% Feb.
44% Feb.
52% Feb.
48% Feb.
21
2
49% Jan.
43% Jan.
23
29
22
52% Feb. 21
2
48% Feb.
Feb.
26
45
Feb.
2
42
Feb.
26
45
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
15
Feb.
18% Feb.
17% Feb.
27
47
Feb.
10
42% Feb.
27
47
Feb.
10
27
1
15
Jan.
2
2
15
16
16% Feb.
1
13
17
26
16% Feb.
1
14% Jan.
15% Jan.
14% Jan.
16% Jan.
16% Feb.
4
14
16% Feb.
16% Feb.
Feb.
8
17
Jan.
23
19
Feb.
8
26
19% Feb.
18%
17%
49%
51%
54
52% Feb.
50% Feb. 19
51% "54% 49%
2 117% Feb.
117% 117% 112% 116% 117% Feb.
10
16% Jan.
17
19% Feb.
10
46%
60
46%
43%
43%
Sale
\lH
16%
16%
18
18
44%
45%
40%
60
Sale
50%
42
45
42%
15%
14%
15%
Sale
40%
15%
15%
Sale
15
16
Sale
15
Sale
19
17
20
Sale
_
Sale
Sale
18%
127% 125% 126% 126% Feb.
127% Feb.
127% 129% 129% Sale
99% 101
99% Feb.
99% 101
109
Feb.
109
Sale
109% Sale
127
UN
F
29
25
w
82
37% Jan.
37%
35
29%
J
MN
30
30
A
50
3% Feb. 24
9
87% Feb.
9
85
Feb.
51% Feb. 20
8
49% Feb.
9
44
Feb.
42% Feb.
83
17
A
69,000 Lombard Elec 7s series
20
15
105% Jan.
89
75
26%
1941
1965
39,000 Lone Star Gas 3 Ms
16 107% Jan.
Feb.
9
87%
Sale
37%
35
A
_
20,000
36,000
5
Feb.
50
15
Lehigh Valley Coal—
1,000
40,000
5,000
Jan.
107
101% Jan.
RR—
2d gold 5<
16,000
64.000 Lake Shore A Mich Sou g3%s.
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd
a
85
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 28 108
3 106
Feb.
104% Sale
Sale
104
Feb. 29 106%
105% 105% 104
105% 105% 105% 105% 105% Feb. 10 105%
108
104% 105%
105% 105%
Sale
16 107% Feb.
15
50
Feb.
85
88
ALaclede Gas Lt ref ext 5s
1942
101% Feb.
107
Feb.
50
Feb.
87%
89%
106%
104 %
8
8
156%
89
25
25
8
—
6
7
19
2
21
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
23
1 109% Feb.
19
19 127
5 130
7 101
2
2
2
Jan.
4
16% Jan.
11
50% Feb.
54
Jan.
11
117
Jan.
118
Jan.
16
126%
127%
97%
108%
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
19 127% Jan.
5 130% Jan.
3
22
Feb.
2
16(109% Jan,
9
3,101
107
102%
66
108
72%
Sale
75
Sale
102
69
109
63
102% 103%
Sale
73%
Sale
109%
63%
Sale
101% Feb.
Sale
69
Sale
109
73
Feb.
Feb.
63% Feb.
103% Feb. 27
73% Feb. 29
109% Feb.
8
26
67
Feb.
7
101% Jan.
68
108
Jan.
Jan.
63% Feb.
2 103%
25
73%
2
26
Feb. 27
Feb. 29
109% Feb.
8
67
Feb.
7
26
STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y
Sales in
BONDS
February
n. y. stock exchange
Value
Price
c ^
Jan. 2,
1940
Bid
12,000
125,000
42,000
17,000
15,000
93,000
85,000
10,000
—1949 M 8
1949 M S
-1949 M S
Long Island unified 4s
Guar ref gold 4s
4s stamped-Lorillard (P) Co deb 7s.
a
1944
o
5s
-1951 F A
J
Louisiana & Ark 1st 5s series A- -1969 J
Louisville Gas & Elec3%s
1966 m S
Lou & Jeff Bridge gu g 4s
1945 M S
Louisville & Nashville RR—
Unified gold 4s
39,000
1st & ref
4%s series C-__\—2003
1st & ref 4s ser D
2003
1st & ref 3 %s series E
2003
Paducah & Mem Div 4s
1946
3,000
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s.
Mob & Montg 1st g 4 Ms
1980
1945
South Ry joint Monon 4s
1952
Atl Knox & Cin divg 4s__
1955
a Lower Austrian Hydro-El 6 Msl 944
22,000
6,000
32,000
10.000
M S
M S
J
J
MN
F
A
66,000
20,000
46,000
105,000
138,000
351,000
116,000
McCrory Stores Corp s f deb 5s. . 1951 MN
Maine Central RR 4s series A—1945 J D
Gen mtge 4Mb series A
1960 J D
Manati Sugar 4s s f
Feb 1 1957 MN
204,000
ACertificates of deDosit
Manila El Ry & Lt 1st 5s
4sl990
J a Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g
a Certificates of deposit
a
A
2013 J
2s 4s
!
O
D
Bid
Ask Bid
88%
89
88%
127
83
Sale
110
Sale
107%
125%
125% 127
128
126%
84% Sale" 84%
109 M Sale
108%
109 M
108%
101"32 Sale
Sale
99
90%
Sale
90
88
Sale
85 M
82%
103%
Sale
Sale
110%
75M
"77%
111% 112
77% Sale
105
106M
105
80
79
107% Sale
78
Ai*
106
106
107%
77
79
55 M
Sale
40%
Sale
11*
79
Sale
40%
80%
80%
Sale
42 M
Sale
41M
44
J
J
15
A
O
68
Sale
m
Sale
81M
~83%
85 M
25
"70" ~
66%
J
MN
22 000 Metropolitan Edison 4Ms ser .D-iytjS M S
58
105" 105%
105
112
110%
36 000
Met Water, Sewer & Drain 5%s-1950 A O
*82
000
JjLtiMeti West Side Elev (Chic) 4s 1938 f—a
—6 Mr
29 125% Feb.
Feb.
13 128
26
Feb.
15
85% Feb.
19
Feb.
13 109% Febv
5 111% Feb.
28
108% Jan.
108% Jan.
1
101% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
90
16 101173sFeb.
1 100
Feb.
101% Feb.
Feb.
90% Feb.
1
7
7
1
89
Jan, 10 91%
87% Jan. 20 90%
87% Jan. 24 90
125% Feb. 29 126%
Jan. 22
7
Feb.
Jan
24
126% Jan.
Feb.
26
83
Jan.
13
98
92% Feb.
24
90% Feb.
Jan.
5 128
2
Feb.
85% Feb.
18 110
2
28
16 101% Jan.
3
26 100% Jan.
1
94% Jan.
Feb.
23
88
Feb.
1
82
82
Feb.
26
82% Feb.
20
103 % Feb.
79
Feb.
1
104
Feb.
14
19
81
Feb.
23
79
Feb.
2 112
Feb.
2
112
Feb.
79
76% Feb. 23
9 107
105% Feb.
Feb.
7
18
Feb.
21
73M Jan.
105% Feb.
106
27 107% Feb.
81
19
Jan.
"81""
zll2
"79%
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
102% Jan.
19
Jan.
85
85
82
6
20 111% Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
43
79
Sale
44
"88%
85 M
31
15
"69%
76
Sale"
67
64%
-55 M
Feb.
14
78%
53%
40 M
Sale
15
51%
6
Feb.
Sale
48 M Sale
64
Q
Feb.
1
77 M
45
43%
Sale Prices
7
29
Feb.
98
Sale Prices
90% Feb.
90% Feb.
Feb.
Sale'
Highest
23
88
4
4
4
26
83
Jan.
Jan.
12 104
Jan.
24
82% Jan.
2
19
2 112
79
9 107
9
Feb.
2
Feb.
7
Feb. 21
10%
Sale
50
111%
76%
106%
Sate Prices
Sale Prices
z89%
88%
90 M
89%
Sale
125%
Sale
126%
Sale
84%
Sale
108%
111% 108%
104%
85
10%
J 52
Ask
Sale
1
Lowest
Highest
Sale
101%
98%
Sale
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s—1959 MN
89
89 M
102 M
82 M
7
89%
89 M
Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
Feb. 29
90%
Sale
125% 127 M
86
t AMan G B & NW 1st gu 3 Ms.-1941
1947
32,000 Marion Steam Shovel s f g 6s
Certificates of deposit
1,000
Apr 1940
60,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s
Certificates of deposit
9,000
1945
32,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants
Feb. 1
91M
126
M S
1953
Ask
89
88%
87 %
101% Sale
100
100%
92 % Sale
86 M Sale
83
81%
1940
2003
1st & ref 5s series B
88,000
88,000
36,000
49,000
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
2-.2
Sale
Feb.
27 107% Feb.
19
79
Feb.
77% Feb.
53% Feb.
14
Feb.
77% Feb.
55% Feb.
52
Jan.
2
Feb.
39
Jan.
27
78%
77%
42%
42%
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
40
Feb.
8
79
Feb.
26
82% Feb.
77% Feb.
43 % Feb.
43% Feb.
29
2
'81 % Feb.
51
Feb.
1
44% Feb.
42
2
29
55% Jan.
42
Feb.
8
12
19
6
82% Feb. 16
81% Feb. 16
2
51
Feb.
28
5
44% Feb.
16
27
8
82
Sale
76
66% Feb.
71
66
Feb.
Sale
Sale
58
Feb.
63
54% Sale
105% 103 M Sale
-
27
Feb.
8
Dec.
7
1
63
Feb.
54% Feb.
103% Feb. 21 105% Feb.
29
5 111% Feb.
28
90
Feb.
28
80
80
Feb.
66
68
1
110% Feb.
111%
86 M
106
Feb.
8
21
64% Jan.
11
76
Feb.
Feb.
8
66
Feb.
66
Feb.
7
52% Jan.
4 68
Feb. 29
52% Jan. 16 63
103% Feb. 21 105% Jan. 17
110% Jan.
80
Feb.
26 112% Jan.
9
Feb.
21
28
90
"
a
Mex Internat 1st 4s asstd.
-1977 M S
a 4s
(Sept 1914 coupon on)—1977 M S
Miag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s—.1956 J D
Michigan Central RR—?
I
JackL&S gold 3Ms
1951|M S
2, 000
1st gold 3 Ms
1952 MN
7, 000
Ref & Imp 4 Ms series C
1979 J J
15, 000
a
-
252, 000 Michigan Consol Gas 1st M 4s__1963 M S
1940 J D
134, 000 t a Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
j Milwaukee & Northern RR—
*
1st ext 4
a
Ms
*
a Con ext 4 Ms
4 ,000
44, ,000 t a Mil Spar & N W 1st gu 4s
iAMilw & State Line 1st gu 3
1939 J D
1939 J D
1947 M S
Ms 1941 J
J
1934 MiV
40,,000 I AMinn & St Louis 5s ctfe
a 1st & refund gold 4s
1949 M S
21,,000
a Ref & ext series 5s A
1962 Q F
9,,000
121,,000 J*aM St P & S S m 4sstpd guar-1938 f J
*
12,,000
103,,000
5,,000
Alst
cons
♦Alst
cons
a
5s
5s grd as to int
1st & ref 6s series A
25-year g 5 Ms
5Ms series B
26,,000 t AMissouri-Illinois RR 5s
Mo Kan & Tex 1st g 4s
152,,000
a
ser
a
595,,000
1st & ref series F
a
43,,000
118,,000
2,,000
a
90 ,000
147,,000
a
a
31 ,000
337 ,000
a
*
75
74 M
42%
31M
20
12%
14
14%
30 M
73
6M
Sale
2
Sale
5%
6M
3
Sale
55
64
30%
6%
73
1%
3
Sale
27 M
Sale
5%
5% Sale
1%
2%
1% Sale
58%
60%
62% Sale
26% Sale
Sale
14
Sale
13 M
13%
Sale
11%
11%
5%
14%
16%
Sale
17%
Sale
15
Sale
17
Sale
2%
16%
15%
16%
Sale
1967
7M
1965 F
A
1975 M S
1977 MN
1981 F
a
14%
13%
3%
14%
13%
14M
13%
2%
14 M
13%
14%
13%
A
22 M
28 M
33 M
4Ms__
66
----
Sale
Sale
14 K
Sale
14 K
----
Sale
15M
106
6s debentures
1965
106 000
270 ,000 Montana Power 1st & ref 3 Ms--1966
Mont
Tram 1st & ref 5s series A.1941
24 000
D
100
Sale
J
85
Sale
General & refunding 5s A
l955
O
Gen & ref 5s series B__
Gen & ref s f 4 Ms ser C
Gen & ref s f 5s ser D
51
1955
O
51
60
72
O
1955
Morris & Essex 1st gu 3%s_
164 000
Constr M 5s ser A...
53 000
Constr M 4 Ms ser B
115 000
O
51
D
41M
Sale
40
Sale
1968 J D
1947 MN
-1941 MN
Nashville Chat & St L 1st 4s A..1978
30,000
Nassau Elec guar gold 4s
stpd—1951
513.000
Certificates of deposit
591,000
National Acme 4 Ms extended. .1946
3,000
National Dairy Prod deb 3
Ms w w '51
183,000
fNat Distillers Products 3Ms... 1949
95,000
_
F
A
J
J
a
15
il*
1%
16%
M
15
13
Feb.
20
6% Feb.
1% Feb.
1 % Feb.
7% Feb.
5
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
5% Feb.
1
6
9
5% Feb.
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
20
Feb.
27
Sale'
13
Feb.
26
Sale
11% Feb. 29
12% Feb. 27
5% Feb. 29
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
Feb.
1
23
17% Sale
16% Feb.
1% Feb.
16% Feb.
17
17
Sale,
17
Sale
17
Sale
17%
16%
Sale
1% Sale
Sale
16%
Sale
17%
Sale
16
Sale
17
Sale
16
Feb.
79
73
74
73
Feb.
34
18%32%
38%
52%
53% 51
106
106% 108
110
Sale
111
Sale
99%
83 %
54%
54%
24%
Sale
Sale
55
Sale
110%
110%
99%
86
83%
56% 54%
72
54%
Sale
17
91% Jan.
62
Jan.
101% Jan.
9% Jan.
2
18
18% Jan.
17
94% Feb. 23
66% Jan.
3
2 103% Feb.
15
27
17% Feb. 29
22% Feb.
13% Jan.
28
32
15
15% Jan.
3
5% Jan.
1% Jan.
15
7% Jan.
2% Jan.
26
2
23
15
1
Jan.
22
13
4%
4%
4%
1%
1%
Jan.
Jan.
23
2
4
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
23
Feb.
28
10
8
59
Feb.
20
70
Jan.
30
9
26
Feb.
27
31
Jan.
3
6
17% Feb.
7
14% Feb.
12% Feb. 23
13
Feb.
26
19%
15%
16%
8%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
4
2
4
18% Jan.
25
7
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
29
28
5
11% Feb. 29
12% Feb. 27
5% Feb. 29
13% Jan.
12
15
14
Jan.
4
13
Feb.
8
17%
16%
1%
17%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
30
17
2%
13%
13%
13%
23
13
Jan.
9
19
Jan.
17
Jan.
9
17
Feb.
1%
13%
15%
13%
Jan.
Jan.
18
17% Feb.
24
4
Jan.
Jan.
1% Feb.
1%
59%
69%
29%
23
Jan. 23
Feb. 19
Jan. 17
Feb.
16
Jan.
20
53
Feb.
2% Feb.
17% Feb.
1
Jan.
6%
5%
6%
2%
1%
59%
17
9
8
8
9
9
12
12
12
12
17
Feb.
8
14
Jan.
4
73
Feb.
24
68
Jan.
15
25
Jan.
Feb.
17
13
15
Jan.
3
lIK
Jan.
24
Jan.
25
18%
17%
2%
18%
Jan.
25
Jan.
2
Jan.
25
17
Feb.
9
18% Jan.
25
Jan.
25
17% Jan.
24
73
Feb.
24
Feb.
20
Feb.
20
Feb.
21
20% Jan.
26% Jan.
25
34
18
34
Feb.
21
39
Feb.
21
32
Jan.
15
39
Feb.
21
54% Feb.
26 106% Feb.
11
51% Jan.
12
54% Feb.
22% Feb.
Feb.
17
Feb.
13
28% Feb.
106
Feb.
2
13
16% Feb.
33% Feb.
53% Feb.
2
6% Feb.
17% Feb.
Feo.
71
19%
22%
28% Sale
19
29
Feb.
2
2
6
Sale
109% Feb. 21 110% Feb. 17
110% Feb. 17 Ill
Feb.
2
Sale
1
5 100 r Feb.
99% Feb.
Sale
8
2
84
Feb.
83% Feb.
85
27
55M Feb. 27
57%
55% Feb.
72
105
Jan.
109%
109%
99%
83%
55%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
12
8 107
Jan.
11
25
3 110% Feb.
17
8 111%
Jan.
25
12 100% Jan.
11
2
86"
Jan.
56% Jan.
17
9
36 M
108 %
116M
101%
67%
42
68
54%
68
43
Sale
Sale
42% 40% Sale
.35% Sale
Sale
107 V 108% 108% Sale
118
117% 120
119%
101%
105%
54%
Sale
Sale
-----
9
28
3
29
2
42% Feb.
41%
36%
39
—.
Sale
68
44
49
Sale
Sale
46
Sale
70%
70
Sale
81
Feb.
120
Feb.
6 120
101 % Feb.
9
Feb.
14
6
101% Feb. 20
47% Jan.
11
28
44% Jan.
Jan.
35% Feb. 29 39
107% Jan. 29 109% Feb.
10
41 % Jan.
Feb.
2
39
118
Jan.
101% Jan.
6
10 101% Jan.
3
70% Feb.
17
66
Jan.
18
49
Feb.
I
81
Feb.
29
81
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
26
2
5
102% Feb.
106% Feb.
14
106
Jan.
105
51%
5 102%
1 107%
1 105%
43% Jan.
42% Jan.
3
46
Feb.
10
104
Jan.
Sale
105
Sale
102% Feb.
Feb.
4
14
Feb.
4 120
69% Feb. 28
105
102%
108
45% Feb.
43% Feb.
37% Feb.
2 109% Feb.
Sale
Sale
102%
26
Feb.
35% Feb.
44%
104%
70% Jan.
25
Feb.
29
51 % Feb.
26
5 102%
Feb.
2 107% Feb.
3 105% Feb.
5
14
10
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J
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O
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o
a
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1954
5,000 I a Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
Newark Consol Gas 5s
1948
1,000
l.OOn t a New England RR cons 5s guarl945
a Cons guar 4s.
1945
5,000
Sale"
15
28
Feb.
26
M S
a
For footnotes, see page 30.
Sale
23
Feb. 27
Feb. 29
15
16%
16%
2%
16%
16%
2%
Feb.
Feb.
26
22% Feb. 28
13% Feb. 13
5
Sale
D
4s April 1914 coupon on
1951
4s April 1914 coupon off....1951
a Assent warr & rets No
4 onl951
1,000
National Steel 1st M 3s
1965
217.000
7
13%
15%
94%
65%
103%
1
17%
1
Feb.
107
1926 a
a
69%
6
16
56
59
Sale
.
a
64
5
106
a Assent warr & rets No
4 onl957
4s April 1914 coupon on
1977
a 4s April 1914
coupon off
1977
* Assent warr & rets No 5 on 1977 A
Nat RR of Mex prior lien
4Ms—
on.
2%
1%
Sale
2%
2%
Sale
MN
J
4mb July 1914 coupon on_1957
4Ms July 1914 coupon off. 1957
*a Assent warr & rets No 4
1%
1%
57
»*
7
50% Sale
102%
106% Sale
a
_
68
42 M
National Rys of Mexico—
a 4
Ms Jan 1914 coupon on_1957
a
Sale
7%
1%
15"
O
1955
1955 m N
Mutual Union Tel 5s
8, 000
109% 109M
110M 111%
2000
1955 m N
28, 000 Mountain States T & T 3 Ms
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
5 000
Sale
5 %
33
O
...
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
59
105%
1%
1M
5M Sale
70
1960
3 000
25
Sale
Sale
8%
7%
7% Jan.
57
Sale
73
14 %
16 %
1978
a
1st mtge
52
1962
F
71 000
17%
91% Feb.
96
66 M
63% Feb.
102% Feb.
Sale
12% Feb.
Sale
Sale
M 5
Sec 5% notes
1938 M S.
1991 M S
5 ,000 Mohawk & Mai 1st gu g 4s
50 000 Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A.1960 MN
Monongahela West Penn Pub Serv—
*
92%
63
103 M
Sale
Montgomery Div 1st g 5s
1947
Refunding & Improv't 4MS-1977
a
66
15
J
a
94%
Sale
Sale
27
j
85 ,000
697 ,000
625 ,000
63
1—Jam—4
18% Jan.
49
.July 1938
2 ,000
92
102 M
12 M
g
75%
16
J
Certificates of deposit
Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4%
JMobile & Ohio RR—
a
9M
Sale
74
Sale
12M
65
76
Feb.
V
%
Sale
1946 J
1949 MN
1980 A O
1st & ref 5s series I
a
39 ,000
91M
65 M
101M
65
6
—...
19
J
1978 MN
1st ref gold 5s series H
a Certificates of deposit
88
%
%
16%
1962
J
1938 J
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref g 5s ser G
a Certificates of deposit
Convertible gold 5 Ms
~i6%:::::
1990
1938 J
A. .1959
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A
191,,000
40-year 4s series B
87,,000
Pr lien mtge 4Ms ser D
20.,000
ACum adjust 5s series A Jan
181,,000
J AMissouri Pacific RR Co—
Alst & refund 5s series A
99,,000
a Certificates of
deposit
7,,000
AGeneral 4s
264,,000
%
-----
13
T%- —7"—Feb".
7%
5%
1%
Vs
6%
5%
6M
2%
1M
50 M
63 %
29 %
1949 M 8
1978 J J
1st ref
33";ooo
M
—7
a
o
A
O
102
MN
68
73
123
124
J
D
J
J
J
J
33 M
35
Sale
60
Sale
%
% Jan.
3
Jan.
19
% Jan.
25
Jan.
6
u
%
%
%
1%
%
1%
%
%
Feb.
23
% Feb.
% Jan
103 %
66
Feb.
29 103% Feb.
ly
70% Feb.
102
Jan.
103% Feb
Feb.
70
Jan.
Eeb.
Feb.
7 124% "Feb.
17
35% Feb.
123% Jan.
35% Feb.
%
%
%
%
102
Sale
102
Sale
73
70
66%
71
123% 125^
124%
37%
39% 36
38%
35%
36
36
36
36%
37%
Feb.
2
W
37
Feb.
Feb.
•
34
Jan.
71
25
8
Jan.
11
124% Jan.
36% Jan.
31
5
37
Feb.
3
Sales in
Jan. 2,
,000 New England T & T 30-yr 5s A.1952 J D
1st g 4Ms series B
,000
1961 m n
F A
N J Junction RR gu 1st 4s
1986
33 600 N J Pow & Light 1st 4 Ms
I960
47 000 New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser A_1983
14 000 N O & N'eastern ref 4 Ms ser A_1952
36 000 New OrleansP S 1st & ref 5s A. .1952
79 000
1st & ref 58 series B_ F1955
28 000 New Orleans Term 1st 4s guar. .1953
8 000 t*AN O Tex & Mex income 5s_.1935
24
iCertificates of deposit—
iFirst 5s series B
006
18 000
iCertificates of deposit
Alst mtge gold 5s series C
iCertificates of deposit
*2~
000
35 000
Alst 4%s series
D
Feb. 1
1940
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Value
1954 A O
1956
F
1956
F
A
1954
A
O
A
4 000
12 000 Npt & Cin B gen gu g 4Ms
New York Central RR—
129M
125% 126 M 125 M
Sale
*70"
126 M 126 % 127
69 %
"70%
Sale
108M 109 M 108 M 109
107M
69
74M
72
52 M
56
54
105M 106
105M Sale
68 M
67
29 M
34M
34M
37
35 M
Sale
32 M
166 000
Consol 4s series A
83 000
726 000
415 000
10-year 3 Ms secured s f
Ref & impt 4 Ms series A
Ref & impt 5s series C
126 000
Conv secured 3 Ms
Sale
104 M
Sale
58,000
15,000
71
70
25 M
30 %
Sale
30 M
30
37
29 M
29
Sale
559,000
82,000
130,000
54.000
87,000
11,000
20,000
17.000
49.000
49.000
35
30
Feb.
32
33
29
Feb.
31M
40
28
32 M
34 M
33
7 109
Sale
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111
1998
F
A
61
Sale
-1946
2013
A
O
74 h
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77 M
A
O
55
Sale
A
O
60 M
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mn
61
Sale
51M
57 M
57 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
J
78M
78%
86 M
58 %
79 %
87 M
Sale
32 M Feb.
28
Feb.
3
6
13
2
1
29
29
"34%
37 M
32 M
111
35
1
31M Feb.
33 M Feb. 21
Sale
31M
28M
Ill
58
Sale
77 M
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
53 M Feb.
27
Sale
79M Feb.
1
Sale
82 M
84
1
%
Sale
Sale
109
Sale
6,000 N Y Gas El Lt Ht & Pow 5s...1948 J D
Purchase money coll tr g 4s. .1949 F A
125M
117M
Sale
11M
30.000 aN Y & Greenwood Lake 5s—1946 mn
4.000 N Y & Harlem g 3 Ms
2000 mn 100M
53 M
19.000 N Y Lack & Western 4s ser A..1973 mn,
Guar 4Ms series B
11,000
—1973 mn| 62 M
61
iNYLE&W Coal & RR 5MS-1942 mn!
*3;000
iDock & impt
3,000 N Y & Long
1st 5s
Branch gen 4s
1943
1941
J*iN Y & N Eng (Bost Term) 4sl939
+iN Y New Haven & Hartford—
1947
iNon-conv debenture 3 Ms—1947
iNon-conv debenture 3 Ms
1954
iNon-conv debenture 4s
1955
iNon-conv debenture 4s
1956
iConvertible debenture 3 Ms. -1956
iCon vertible debenture 6s
1948
iCollateral trust 6s
1940
iDebenture 4s
1957
iNon-conv debenture 4s
2.000
1.000
44,000
39 000
_
37.000
41.000
197.000
32.000
45.000
126.000
21.090
89.000
of 1927
1967
t iHarlem R & Pt Ches 1st 4s.1954
jaN Y Ont & West 1st g 4s
1992
ilst & ref 4Ms ser
J
A
O
Feb.
8
59M Jan.
Feb.
85M Feb.
15
10
14
JaN Y Prov & Boston gen
4s—1942
11,000 N Y & Rich Gas 1st 6s A
1st ref g 5s. 1937
gold 4Ms_—1937
iGeneral gold 5s
1940
iTcrminal 1st gold 5s.
1943
Y Tel ref 3 Ms series B__
1967
Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s
1946
1.000
22.000
7.000
37.000 N
10.000 N
33.000
1946
6s stamped
149,000 J*iN Y Westches & Bos 1st 4Ms 1946
41.000 Niagara Falls Power 3 Ms
1966
48.000 Niag Lock & Ont Pow 1st 5s A. .1955
60,000 Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5 Ms -1950
123.000 ♦JiNorfolk South 1st & ref 5s A. 1961
iCertificates of deposit
61,000
1941
34.000 ♦tiNorfolk & South 1st g 5s
Debenture 3Ms
54.000
Debenture 4s
•
1954
1959
194,nnn
225.000
164.009
756.000
53.000
68.000
100,000
48,000 iiOgden & Lake Ch 1st guar g
3,000 Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s
4sl948
17
16 M
16 M
15 M
19M
Sale
19M
Sale
29 M
5%
Sale
5M
18M
60M
5M
Sale
F
A
J
J
D
80 M
j"
M S
A
O
mn
F
A
mn
O
A
F
A
F
A
A
Feb.
9
42
110M
86
Sale
57
16
Feb.
16
2
16
16
15
23
15
14
3
108"
104 M
11
5M
7
108""
110
Sale
86
Sale
85
87
Sale
89
110M
90 M
11 %
11M
54%
124 M
12 %
12M
13
57
60
Sale
12M Sale
65
Sale
Sale
112
113
107 M
107 M
.....
37 H
45
40 %
52
39
Jan.
6
Feb.
24
16
Jan.
11
18M Jan.
28M Jan.
6
20M Jan.
11
12
33
Feb.
27
18M Jan.
22
20
60
Jan.
24
5M Feb.
2M Feb.
27
Feb.
5
Feb.
Jan.
6
9
3
6% Jan.
8
Jan.
10
22
13
Jan.
63
6m Jan.
3% Jan.
16
52
Jan.
Jan.
9
16
4
3
45
Feb.
16
107 % Feb.20 108M Feb.
20
107% Feb. 20 110
Feb.
19
19 105M Feb.
6
106M Jan.
104M Jan.
12 108m Jan.
3 105m Feb.
23
6
104
Jan.
9
Jan.
23 105 m Feb.
15
17m Feb.
Feb.
7
8
29
46
Feb.16
Feb.
105 M Feb.
104% Feb.
15 108
1
11
Feb.
1
7
Feb.
e
6M Feb.
2
Feb.
9
109M Feb.
6
48
105M Feb. 27
17 M Feb. 29
7
Feb.
9
SM Feb. 28
50
Feb.
14
110M Feb. 24
5M Jan.
5M Jan.
39M Jan.
100% Jan.
85M Jan.
Feb.
1
87
Feb.
1
87
Feb.
1
17
87
Feb.
Feb.
29
90M Feb.
6M Feb.
14
5
Jan.
12 M Feb.
10
Feb.
70
Feb.
9
8m Feb. 28
Feb.
14
30 110m Jan.
Feb.
87
15
1
90 m Feb.
10
6m Jan.
8
11
3
50
1
17
110
Jan.
9 112
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
108
Jan.
20
102
Feb.
25 109
29 104
Jan.
26
Jan.
11
16
2
Feb.
7
15
14 m Jan.
11
12M Feb. 14
11m Jan.
10
Feb.
16
13 m Jan.
11
66
54 m Jan.
22
66
Feb.
24
8
23
Feb.
24
29 125M Feb.
14 106 M Feb.
8
3 114
6
7
14
.....
114
Feb.
3
—-
107M Feb. 21 107 M Feb.
21
Feb.
15
27
29 103M Feb.
2
13% Feb.
Feb. 23 112
Feb. 24 109
Feb.
121m
104%
105m
105%
Feb. 29 125 m Feb.
Jan. 27 106 m Feb.
Feb. 15 106 % Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 26 108
114
Jan.
107m Jan.
6
19
4
Jan. 29
31 107m Feb. 21
29 114
45
Sale
42M Feb.
1
Feb.
24
47
Feb.
5
47%
108 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
54
47
Feb.
108
7%
Sale
57 M
55
Sale
54 M
Sale
45 M
48
48
48 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
109 M
Sale
Sale
46
86
44
49
21
66% Feb.
42 M Feb.
Jan.
29
40
64
Jan.
19
68 m Jan.
42 m Jan.
47 m Jan.
9
39m Feb. 26
46
Feb.
9
58M
Feb.
9
42
53
49M Feb.
49M Feb.
13
8
Feb.
24
109% Feb.
13
2
8% Feb.
108M Feb. 23
26
Jan.
40
2
1
Jan.
Jan.
46 m Jan.
46
Jan.
108
Feb.
20
19
16
13
29
60 m Jan.
51 m Jan.
51 m Jan.
24 109 m Jan.
95
9K
8
107
108
Sale
1967
M S
1st mtge 3 Ms
28.00O Oklahoma Gas & Elec SMs
4s debentures
17.000
1972
J
Sale
108 M
109
108 M
109
106M 106%
107 M
Sale
Sale
110M
Sale
107 M
110
106
Sale
107.9
108
106 M
107 M
ios""
106 %
105
105 M
116
117
3
J
117
3
3
105M
76 %
J
D
1964 J
102.009 Pacific Gas & El 4s series G
1st & ref mtge 3 Ms series H..1961 3
157.000
1st & ref mtge 3 Ms series I.-.1966 J
88.000
D
112%
Sale
D
108 M
109 M
59
113
Urn
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
Feb.
13
108
Feb.
1
Feb.
10
Sale
109
Feb.
28
109
Sale
107
Feb.
7 109M Feb.
8 108
Feb.
112
1098^
Feb.
9
Sale
106M Feb.
104% Feb.
106
110M Feb.
29 107
9
1
Feb.
9
19 107M Feb.
2 lOnM Feb.
2
0
117M 105 M 117M 105M Feb.
111 M
Sale
110M Feb. 17 Ill M Feb. 19
1 117M Feb.
1
117
Feb.
Sale
117 M
1 118M Feb. 24
118
Feb.
Sale
118
118M Sale
6
Sale
106
105M Feb.
106M Feb. 24
105M 106
5
Feb.
Sale
74 M Sale
76
V74M Feb. 27 77
6
60 M
59
61
59M Feb. 21
58M Feb.
112
Feb. 28 112M Feb.
2
112 % Sale
112M Sale
110K Feb.
1 111M Feb. 19
111 M Sale
110% Sale
Sale
1 109M Feb.
107 % Feb.
Sale
109
7
108
105M 117 M
110% Sale
J
7M Feb.
108
Sale
108
'
110
J
D
17
17
15
Sale
49
J
17
Feb.
Sale
J
D
Feb.
10
Jan.
3
64 M Feb.
39 M Feb.
J
J
5M Feb.
2M Feb.
Sale
Sale
43
mn
2
7
5
19M Feb.
62M Feb. 26
9
5% Feb.
40%
64 %
40 M
Sale
J
,
50
Sale
7M
Feb.
16
Jan.
49
Sale
J
6
15 106M Feb.
M 106 M 106M Feb. 28 107% Feb.
42
M
19M Feb.
30"a Feb.
Feb.
18 M Feb.
60 M Feb.
iSale
5
6
5M
Ill M
111 M 111% ll'lM vSale
108 M 108M 108M
108 M Sale
102
Sale
102
103 M Sale
46 M
1945
55
Sale
Sale
J
1946
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
J
5s_.1946
5s stamped
1946
Sale
10M
7
F
3
19 M Feb.
Feb.
107M 107
48 M
42
Sale
45
105 M
"17 M
8
Sale
For footnotes see page 30.
5M Sale
4
8M
66 M
40
1966 J D
1946 J D
1943 F A
63
Sale
Sale
5
108 M
108 M
1st guar cons
16.009
137.009 Ore-Wash RR & Nav 1st & ref 4s 1961
.1962
97.000 Otis Steel 1st mtge 4Ms A
1946
15.009 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s.
;t*
-
18%
105 M 106
108 M
34.000 Oregon RR & Nav con g 4s
25,009 Oregon Short Line 1st con g
5
106
5
28.000 Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
3.000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
29
108M 107
106 M
105
1965 MN
97 ooo
Sale
17
82
48%
109%
49
J
16m Jan. 16
15m Feb. 23
9
03.000 Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s
1st mtge 4s
26.000
1943
20
Feb.
Sale
50
109M
Jan.
16M Feb.
106
J
16
17
Sale
A
29
16
Sale
F
20
17
107
J
28
Feb.
Sale
105 M
40
Feb.
16 M
Sale
13
Feb. 26
99M Feb. 17
60
Jan.
8
64
Feb. 23
67
16 %
15
Sale
5
23
72
16 M
19 M
23
30
Jan.
29 M
24
Jan.
15
Feb.
2
31
71
15M Feb. 23
16
14
25
20
6
106
Sale
23
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
65" Feb". *26
15M Feb. 23
Sale
M
Feb.
64
16
Sale
68
12
17
2
15M Feb.
16M Feb.
i06M
36
11% Jan.
99M Feb.
53M Jan.
15 M Feb.
105%
106%
37*" "i5"
82 %
30
126M Jan. 29
118M Feb. 19
16
121 M Feb.
121 M Sale
106 M 107
105M Feb.
195M 105 M 105M Feb.
O
J
Feb.
125M Jan.
117M Jan.
17
31M
5M
19
16
Sale
16
122 %
106
105M 117
19
15 M
Sale
9M
6M
22
20
15 M
5M
2M
78 M
Sale
61M
53M
77M
81 %
78M
104%
15 M
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Sale
88 M
4%
4%
109 M 110M
108 M 109 M
103 M 103 M
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l\y>
72
66
83M
J
15
61 M
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J
71 M Feb.
62
106M 108M
104M 106
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18 M
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38 M
110
23
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32 M
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67
99%
J
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A
F
64
69
99 %
J
J
70
73
Sale
109M
63
64 M
60
-----
15 M
8
75
70
70
15 X
15%
15M
ref 5s ser A..1974 m s
Gen & ref 4Ms series A
1974 m s
tiNorthern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s
Apr 1 1935 and sub coupons..1945
lOct 1938 and sub coupons...1945
iCertificates of dep stamped
Apr '33 to Oct '34 coup
1945
April *33 to Oct *38 coup.-.1945
Northern Pacific prior lien 4s__1997
Gen & lien ry & id gt 3s__Jan 2047
Ref & impt 4Ms series A
2047
Ref & impt 6s series B
2047
Ref & impt 5s series C
2047
Ref & impt 5s series D
2047
Northern States Power 3Ms.--.1967
N'western Teleg 4M8 extended.1944
26
99M Feb.
58M Feb.
J
1.000 North Cent gen &
1,000
Feb.
19
J
125.00O Norfolk & West Ry 1st con g 4s. 1996 A
11 =4000 North Amer Co deb 3 Ms—- —1949 F
79.0on
'15
17
15 M
15 M
167.000 New York Steam Corp 3 Ms...-1963 J
iSecond
15
56M Feb.
16M
1951 mn
179.000 J*iNY Susq & West
11% Feb.
99 M Feb.
75
78
19
118.M Feb.
57
16 M
101M
75
3M
16
26
13 M
15
O
118
Sale
55
15
A
118
95
O
s
10 126M Feb.
Feb.
124M 125 M 125M Feb.
3
Jan.
13
O
m
9
15
3
4
2
Jan.
58 M
A
mn
Feb.
56M Jan.
62% Jan.
63 % Jan.
67
99 %
A
D
79
60
55 M
58
99M
J
2
22
15
11H
16
J
Jan.
27
95
75M
J
Jan.
62
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
■
125 M
117 %
M s
mn
Jan.
31
31 111
23
3
86
Jan.
Feb.
1
82
81 M
Sale
81M Feb. 27 85
16 105M Jan.
105M 105 M Sale
104% Feb. 16 105M Feb. 14
Feb.
15
106
108M
Jan.
106
Feb.
Sale
107
Feb.
5
15
104
108M 107
1
52 M Feb. 24 t~50M Jan. 15 52 M Feb:
51M Sale" -50m:~52"mn5•lM^FebT
47
Jan. 24
51M Feb.
1
52
49
Feb.
50
49
Sale
51M Feb. 23
Feb. 26 109M Jan.
Sale
108
Feb. 26 109 M Feb. 16 108
108
108M Sale
Jan.
7 110
9 108M Feb.
7 109M Feb.
108 M Sale
104 M HO
108M Feb.
85
63 M
65
18*
llH
Jan.
56M Feb.
105
75 M
6.000 N Y & Putnam 1st con guar 4s_.1993 A O
32,000 N Y & Queens El Lt & Pr 3 Ms.-1965 MN
New York Railways Corp—
Prior lien 6s stamped
--1958 J J
9.000
*
63
m S
1995 J D
iGeneral 4s
5.000
"
J
13 M
102
Sale
65
Ill
1
18
79M Jan. 30
90M Feb. 29
59M Feb. 28
N Y & Erie—See Erie RR.
40,000
Jan.
2
15
54
82
.49
32M Feb. 28
3
39M Jan.
33 M Feb. 21
Feb.
33
17
56M Feb.
82% Feb.
85M Feb.
Sale
Sale
109
1
29
31M Feb.
3
13
Jan.
9
79 M
84
28
34 M
Jan.
3
53 M
Feb.
2
86
Feb.
Sale
15
56
Feb.
Sale
Jan.
34 M Jan.
37 M Jan.
32 M Feb.
Feb.
28
6
90M Feb. 29
59M Feb. 28
67
57 M
38
4
8
27
60
81
Jan.
27
3
64
30
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
12
56M Jan.
63
60
64
8
Jan.
77
Sale
58
5
Feb.
5
6
Feb.
9
57M Feb.
56M Feb. 27
Sale
3
Jan,
13
Feb.
65
Jan.
32M Feb.
Feb.
A
23
30
79
86 M
23
Feb.
Feb.
60
F
52—Sale"
30
30
Feb.
Jan.
2
Sale
85
Jan.
Jan.
29
27
Sale
77
30
Feb.
77 M
Sale
59 M Sale
56 M
59
59
15
78M
55 M
105M
106 Vs
71M
29 M
30
Feb.
57
77
11
11
3
57
Feb.
10
Jan.
Feb.
86
83 %
Feb.
2 109
16
25
61
75 M
90 M
Sale Prices
3 128M Jan. 10
17 127 M Feb. 10
27M Feb. 21
1
J
81M
Feb. 13
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
79
A
75
32M
34M
32M
36M
33M
60M Feb.
F
105M Sale
105M 107
8
28
J
58 M
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
54M Feb.
51M Feb.
57% Feb.
1998
1998
-
Feb.
107M
69M
53 %
102M
103M
66M
1
52% Sale
58 M Sale
58 M Sale
1942
_
24
31M Feb.
1 111
1997
$ St Louis—
Refunding 5Ms series A
1974 A O
Refunding 4Ms series C
1978 m 5
4s collateral trust
1946 F A
1st mtge 3 Ms extended to
1947 A O
3-year 6% notes
—1941 A O
N Y Connecting 1st gu 4Ms A.. 1953 F A
1st gtd 5s series B
1953 F A
N YDockrlst gold4s- ;."_-—-—1951 FA
Convertible 5% notes
1947 A O
N Y Edison 3 Ms series D
1965 A O
1st lien & ref 3 Ms series E... 1966 A O
35
26
Lake Shore coll g 3 Ms
Mich Cent coll g 3 Ms
3 Ms
Feb.
125% Feb.
124M Jan.
56M Jan.
74M Jan.
51 % Jan.
57 M Feb.
77 M Feb.
Debenture 4s of 1912
79 M
New York Chicago
106.000
Feb.
72M Feb.
6 78M Feb. 23
"55" 59 M 53 M Feb. 10 55M Feb.
103 M Feb.
104 M Sale
2 104M Feb.
104
Feb. 15 105M Feb.
105 M Sale
69 M
70
Feb. 19
69 %
71M Feb.
28
34
27M Feb.
27M Feb. 21
78 H
32
58 M
2013
1952
126M Feb. 20
127M Feb. 10
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
125% Feb.
126M Feb.
108
Lowest
Highest
J
91,000 N Y C & H R g mtge
250.000
*37 % ~40""
If*
104M
Sale
107"" :::::
1945
Ask
Ask
127
125M
•
Alst 5 Ms series A
iCertificates of deposit
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Feb. 29
Bid
28
iCertificates of deposit—
3 000
44 000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
bonds
February
H
exchange—bonds
stock
n. y.
March, 1940]
105M
8% Jan. 23
7M Feb. 16
2
Feb. 13 108 m Jan.
5
107m Jan. 23 109 m Jan.
2 109m Jan. 23
108m Jan.
Feb.
9
5
108
106% Jan.
109% Jan. 22 110m Jan. 11
Feb.
9
5 107
105m Jan.
104m Feb. 19 108m Jan. 11
2
2 105 m Feb.
105m Feb.
110M Jan. 16 111M Jan. 26
1
116m Jan. 15 117M Feb.
13 118M Feb. 24
118
Jan.
18 106 m Feb. 24
104 m Jan.
Feb.
5
77
74 m Feb. 27
60 % Jan. 27
6
58m Feb.
108
Jan.
27 113% Jan.
4
109m Jan.
107m Jan.
30 112m Jan.
26 109 m Feb.
10
112
7
28
n. y. stock exchange—bonds
Sales in
bonds
Value
n. y. stock exchange
U
F
A
3
A
J
O
J
D
3
J
M S
f
a
1
Jan. 2,
1940
Bid
7,000 *APacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s__1938
*A2d extended gold 5s
-1938
19~66O Pacific Tel & Tel 3 Ms series B._1966
79,000
Ref mtge 3MS series O
1966
Paducah & Illinois 1st s f 4 M8--1955
68",000 H Panhandle Eastern Pipe L 4s A1952
Paramount Broadway Corp—
70,000
1st mtge s f g 3s loan ctfs--.-1955
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
February
75
68
Feb.
Ask
80
80
109 m 109 M
110M 110M
101%
104 M 105
48 m
50
1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Feb. 29
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask Bid
Ask
Feb. 17
74 M Feb. 26 75
74 M
70
79M
70
74M
75M
108 M 109
6
108 M 109 M 108J4 Feb.
2 109M Feb.
109 M 110M 110M
110M Feb.
6 110 M Feb. 15
Prices
74M Feb. 26
Sale Prices
79
Jan. 30
75
75
Bid
101%
---<t
103 M
Sale
49 M
Sale
101M 104
103 H 103 % 103M Feb.
50
Sale
49 M Feb.
85 M
Sale
43 M
84 M Feb .
43 M Feb.
Highest
Jan.
24
Jan.
24
108% Jan.
109M Jan.
25 109% Jan.
24 110m Jan.
11
12 104% Jan.
12
1 103 M Feb.
3
103 M Jan.
Feb.
14
48M Jan.
25
50
84M Jan.
43M Jan.
3
31
86% Jan.
8
45
Jan.
9 125% Feb.
Feb.
2 72
26
1
50
Jan.
10
10
Paramount Pictures Inc—
M S
64,000
3 Ms conv debenture
1947
15,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s
1944 A O
7,000 Paterson & Passaic G & E 5s___1949 M S
5,000 APaulista Ry 1st & ref 7s ser A__1942 MS
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3 Ms coll tr ctfs ser B...1941
Guar g 3 Ms tr ctfs ser C
1942
Guar g 3Ms tr ctfs ser D
1944
13,000
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s ser E__1952
129,000
28-year 4s
-—1963
35,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A—-1941
3,000 Penn Glass Sand 1st mtge 4%s_1960
2,000
5,000
F
A
J
D
J
D
MN
F A
M S
3
D
83H'
41M
124
67 m
84M
44
Sale
102 m
104 %
85
43 m
125
125
70
105 % 106
102M
105%
106 M
104 M
103
105 M
103 m
94
105M
--
104%
Sale
98%
-----
96
105
86
44 m
126
Sale
-----
42 M
125 % 126M 125
70
70
72
102 M
105 M
Feb.
Feb.
102% Feb.
105 % Feb.
3
8 85 m Feb.
2
17 44M Feb.
5 125M Feb. 26
72
Feb. 20
1
10 102% Feb. 10
14 105M Feb. 14
124
67M Jan.
102M Jan.
105% Feb.
106
107
105 M Feb.
105M
103 M 104 M 103 M Feb.
Sale
Sale
94
Feb.
95 M
97 M
105 M Feb.
106% 106 M
-
19 106M Feb. 10
8
2 104 M Feb.
97
Feb. 19
1
7 106M Feb. 20
Jan.
Jan.
3 102% Feb.
14 105% Feb.
5 106
Jan.
104M Jan.
5 106% Feb.
Jan.
6
20
10
14
5
10
8
94
Feb.
2 104% Feb.
1
97% Jan.
105
Jan.
4 106m Feb.
96M
97M
107%
107 "
108%
113m
Jan.
Feb.
3
98M Feb. 15
1
99
103
19
20
Penn Ohio & Detroit
RR—.
108,000
1st & ref gold 4Ms series A—1977
33,000
4%s series B
—1981
221,000 Pennsylvania Power & Lt 3 Ms--1969
85,000
4Ms debentures
—1974
1,000 Penn RR consoi gold 4s
1943
80,000
Consoi gold 4s
1948
28,000
Stamped dollar bonds- - - - -1948
234,000
Gen mtge 3 Ms series O
1970
105,000
Consoi 4Ms issue of 1915
1960
449,000
General 4Ms series A
—1965
128,000
General 5s series B
1968
341,000
Debenture gold 4 Ms—
1970
251,000
General 4%sseries D-------1981
157,000
Genjmtge 4 Ms series E
1984
214,000
Conv deb 3 Ms
•--1952
57~,000 P-eoples Gas~&_Goke 1st 6s- .—-1943
19,000
Refunding gold 5s___
—1947
175,000 Peoria & East 1st cons 4s
1940
86,000
ilncome 4s (flat)
- -1990
Peoria & P.ekin Un 1st 5Ms A. _ 1974
44,000 Pere Marquette 1st 5s series A__19£>6
22,000
1st 4s series B
1956
52,000
1st g 4Ms series C
—1980
120,000 Phelps Dodge conv 3 Ms deb—1952
25,000 Phila Bait & Wash 1st g 4s
1943
3,000
General 5s series B
1974
6,000
General g 4Ms series O
1977
7,000
General IMs series D—----1981
246,000 Phila Co secured gold 5s
---1967
81,000 Phila Electric 1st & ref 3 Ms
1967
43 ,000 t APhila & Read O & I ref 6s—1973
63,000
AOonvertible deb 6s
1949
128,000 t*APhilippineRy lst30-yrsf 4s_1937
A
O
J
J
F
A
F
A
MN
_
______
1,000
6,000
1,000
19,000
1,000
27,000
64,000
135,000
101M Sale
J
D
108
A
O
87 M
O
96M
95M
85%
J
J
A
O
A
O
--1975
General g 5s series B
General 4%s series O
Apr
f
A
J
J
J
J
M S
1951
|AProvidence Secur deb 4s gu___l957
J
D
106
M S
J
J
M S
J
J
A
31,000
198,000
35,000
O
D
M S
J
J
J
J
J
87,000
147,000
47,000
4,000
1,000
_
_
1,000
10,000
1 -000
80,000
J
J
MN
Gen & ref 4Ms series A./,
1997
Gen & ref 4Ms series B__
1997
Remington Rand deb 4 Ms w w_1956
4Ms without warrants
1956
J
1,000
_
_
_
42,000
47 000
Republic Steel Corp 4 Ms ser B__1961
Purch money 1st 5Ms conv-_1954
Gen mtge 4Ms series C
1956
Revere Copper & Brass 1st 4 Ms. 1956
ARheinelbe Union s f g 7s
---1946
-a3 Ms assented.
1946
113 M
Sale
113M 114
88 M Sale
117M 118
100 Vs Sale
107 M Sale
86 M Sale
97 M Sale
96 M Sale
84 M Sale
114M Sale
II¥M~Sale
66 M Sale
97
Sale
-----
Feb.
97 M Feb.
107 M Feb.
107
Feb.
6
Sale
64 M
55
57 M
110M
109 H
113M
108 M
107 M
105 M
110M
11M
3M
6
66 M
2 98 M Feb.
Feb.
1 99
26 108H Feb.
15
Feb,
Feb,
21
2 108
108M
114M
114 M
90 M
118M
102 M
107 M
87 H
108M Feb.
zll3M Feb.
Feb,
114M 115
Feb,
114
114M 113 M Feb.
89 M Sale
88 m Feb.
Feb,
118
Sale
117 M Feb.
Feb,
100 M Feb.
Feb,
101H Sale
Sale
Feb,
106M Feb.
86
Feb.
Feb,
87^8 Sale
98
Feb,
95 m Sale
95 m Feb.
Feb,
95 m Sale
95M Feb. 27 98
Sale
85 M Feb
83
83
Feb. 29
114
Feb.- 1- 115M Feb,
115M 116
1 MM Feb.
116 M' Sate
1 116M Feb
Feb
Feb.
68
64
67M Sale
Feb
Feb.
10
9
6
9M
13
6
9
20
,
_
106 5A 110M 107
96 m
110M
98
63
110
23
10
113
24
117
9
6
26
6
7
9
13
29
28
19
■
64 m
54 7A
Sale
64
57
52 M
55
57 m
57M
Sale
110M 111
11.1 M 110 m
109M
109M
114
115
1115
115
108H 109 Ji 108 M
107 "
107M
105 M Sale
105 M
Sale
110M HOM 109M
Sale
11M
11M
11M Sale
3M Sale
Sale
3M
6
6M
8M Sale
-----
——
102 M 103 M
107 m 109
108 M
109 m
105
111M Sale
99 M Sale
Feb.
Feb.
10
3
5
Feb.
9
56
Feb.
9
60
Feb.
111M Feb. 28
110M Feb. 13
7
115
Feb.
65
Feb. 26
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
7
Feb.
Feb. 21
7 109
Feb.
10 108
Feb. 27
Feb.
~
'
1 106 M Feb. 19
Feb.
1
6
110M
Feb.
Feb.
9
5
12 M Feb.
Feb.
3% Feb. 13
Feb. 29
6
Feb.
8% Feb. 21
111M 112
100
100 M
111 M Feb.
99 m Feb.
9
7 112M Feb.
1 100 M Feb. 21
102% 103 M 102% 103 H
Feb.
107 M 108
107 H 109
107 m Feb. 19 108
108 M
108 %
108M Feb. 28 108 M Feb.
109
111M
105
87m
100m
106m
85
95%
95m
83
114
Feb. 26 109
2 108%
Feb,
Jan. 19 109%
Jan. 13 114%
Jan. 31 114%
Jan. 29 90%
Jan. 20 118m
Jan. 31 102%
Jan. 31 108%
89 m
Jan. 23
Feb. 27 98 m
Feb. 27 98
Feb. 29 87 m
Feb.
13
Jan.
Jan.
8
3
Jan.
25
9
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
Feb. 24
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22
22 116% Feb. 29
69 m Jan.
4
64
7
Feb.
Feb. 19
1
10
6
Feb.
106m Jan. 24 106% Jan. .19
Jan.
5
63m Jan. 20 67
Feb.
1 116
Jan.
114% Jan.
55
57
Jan.
24
58
Jan.
2
Jan.
20
61m Jan.
9
109% Jan.
109% Jan.
19 111% Jan. 10
17 110% Feb. 13
Jan.20 115
3
114
Jan.
107
Feb. 21
3 109
Feb. 27
9 108
Jan.
Jan. 20 106 m Feb. 19
6 111m Jan. 10
Feb.
6
12m Jan.
Jan. 17
3
3% Jan.
Jan. 17
Jan. 26
8% Feb. 21
106%
104%
109%
10%
3%
6
Jan.
107 M 108 M
103 m 108
95
99
108
43
108
40
108% 109 %
108
116
115
"45%
44 m
Sale
44 m
106
Sale
105
109
40
42 M
106
28
28
110% Jan.
98
107
109 M 109
109
108
109 M
109
115M 116M 116
Jan.
102% Jan.
107m Jan.
108% Jan.
12 1123
Feb.
9
3 1003
Feb.
21
3 103
19 108
28 108%
4 112
Jan.
Feb.
5
28
Feb. 21
Feb.
5
Feb. 24
Feb. 28
Jan.
112
Jan.
21
108
Feb.
5
24
109% Feb.
21 108
2 110
109
Feb.
24 109
116
Jan.
Feb.
23
16
18 116% Feb.
16 115% Feb.
Feb.
9
105 M
Feb. 21 108
2 110
Feb.
108
Feb. 24 109
Feb. 20 116m
116
ii7m
115M
115M 116M 115M Feb. 16 115m
Sale
105 M 108M 105
105
Feb. 29 107
105 M 106 M 103 M 105 H 105 M Feb. 23 106 m
99
98 m Sale
98 H Sale
97 M Feb. 21
105
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb.
2
Feb.
9
17
15
115% Feb.
104% Jan.
19 108% Jan.
Jan.
22 107
4
23
16
10
5
11
105% Jan.
97% Feb. 21 100
Jan.
46
Jan,
5
44% Jan.
46% Jan.
2
4
108
"43""
42% Feb.
51
42M Feb.
6
44 m
45
44
43
44 m Feb.
Sale
42
Feb.
Feb.
6
Sale
29
44M Feb.
Sale
72% Feb.
1
75% Feb.
8
7 107% Feb.
1
78
Feb.
2
78
Feb.
23
104
Jan.
29
59
Jan.
42
6
Jan.
24
40% Jan.
23
67% Jan.
24
81% Jan.
5
20 107% Feb. 23
Feb. 29
10 78
78
Feb. 29
16
15
25% Feb. 28
Feb. 26
16 110
41
106
110M
110M
110m
106
106
106
80 M Sale
106%
62 m Sale
64 M
105 M
59
iilM
111M
146
149
219
223
142
219
109
Sale
A
O
J
J
J
D
J
D
52 M
J
D
50
A
O
55 M Sale
J
J
73 M
J
J
73
M S
M S
F
A
MiV
MN
J
3
J
J
"3
1950 MN
1952 MN
1953 F A
1955 A O
1952 M S
±Rima Steels f 7s
1955
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s .1952 J
3
t*ARio Grande June 1st guar 5s 1939
+**Rio Grande Western 1st g 4sl939
Gst con & coll tr 4s series A_ 1949
ARuhr Chemical 6s
1 a Rutl and-Canadian 4s stpd
jARutland
RR 4%s stpd__
55,000
_
For footnotes, see page 30.
M
M
M
M
M
A O
J
J
A
J
J
O
Sale
Sale
77 M
M Sale
96 M
99 m
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77
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Sale
59
Feb.
Sale
59
Feb.
1
18% Feb.
25%
9 110
109M Feb.
"83"" 82
Feb. 17 82
3%
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5M
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Sale
29
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26
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28
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13 112
Feb.
8
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148
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147
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19 148
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19
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19
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19
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72
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30 M
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28 M
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10M
121M
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107 M
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9
23
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29
30
17
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20
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21
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104
96 M
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5
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9
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15
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30 m
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7M
Jan. 19
5 112
110% Jan.
148
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222% Feb. 28 224
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57% Jan.
55% Jan.
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Feb.
71
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27
19
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10% Feb.
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2
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92
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26
15
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26
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19
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29
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2
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9
26
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Feb. 24
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19
30
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3
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30
15
15% Jan.
14% Jan.
30
14
11
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15
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14%
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106
Feb.
105
Jan.
19
10% Jan.
28
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20
29
11% Feb.
13
2
28% Jan.
10% Feb. 29
109% Feb.
9% Feb.
21
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13
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Feb.
14
108% Jan.
107 % Jan
6% Jan.
.
30
Jan.
30
Jan.
12
7
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20
13
16
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Jan.
10% Feb.
3
29
Feb. 20
Jan. 30
7
26 109
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 20
64% Feb.
9
60% Feb. 23
75% Jan.
9
75
Jan.
5
65
16% Jan.
15
111M
111M
107 M 108% 108
mn 107 M 108
9
7
7
9%
7m
16%
18
28
2
26
109 m
105 m
Jan.
3% Feb.
79
2
8
94 M
29
108 M 106
120
20
9
6
Feb. 28
9
Feb. 24 108m Feb.
1
96
Feb. 24
Feb.
1 100% Feb. 14
Feb.
Feb.
106 m 106
Feb.
103 M 105%;103M 105
12
10M
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10% Feb.
7%
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39
40
35 M
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65
6
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14%
14%
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8
Feb.
64% Feb.
60% Feb.
8
71
Feb.
73
Feb.
73
Feb.
71
Feb. 27
2 102
Feb.
99% Feb.
3 100 M Feb.
99% Feb.
57% Feb.
64 M Feb.
56M Feb.
101M Sale
99 H 100 M Sale
98M
100 M
100 H
93"" Sale "94 m Sale
93
107 H Sale
107 M Sale
107 m
95 M Sale
93 M Sale
93%
99
100 m
99M Sale
99M
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58% Jan.
17% Jan.
108% Jan.
65
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1949 J
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1941 J
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107,000 Saguenay Pow Ltd 1st M 4MS--1966
St Jos & Grand Island 1st g 4s__1947
2,000
St Lawr & Adirondack 1st g 5s_ 1996
2d gold 6s
.1996
103 % 104
40
_
83.660
4
60
110M
1953 J
Rochester Gas & El 4 Ms ser D..1977
Gen mtge 3 Ms series H______ 1967
Gen mtge 3 Ms series i
1967
Gen mtge 3 Ms series J
1969
71,000
107,000 *t ARock Is Ark & Louis 1st 4 Ms 1934
84 Vs
4M
60
Sale
60
58 M
23 m
18M Sale
108 M 109 m 109 M
82
81
71
J
ARhine-West Elec Power 7s
ADirect mortgage gold 6s
ACons mtge 6s
mtge 6s
H Richfield Oil 4s conv deb
______
£7/*
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J
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_
80
Sale
72 M
D
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98
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107 M Sale
109
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6
110
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J
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AProvidence Terminal 1st 4s
3,000 Public Service El & Gas 3Ms--j1§68
1,000
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2037
9,000
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79,000 pub Serv of Nor 111 3Ms-_-_ — -1968
53,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s___ 19-18
t ARadio-Keith-Orph pt pd ctfs
for deb 6s & com stk (65% pd)
117,000
*iDebenture gold 6s
1941
2,000
*a6s stamped.______
1941
26,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s___1951
122,000
Sale
97
Sale
1977
2,000 Pressed Steel Car deb 5s
t
Sale
J
D
J
4s ser A__1948
1962
—1974
580,000 Portland General Electric 4Ms.-I960
26,000
1st 5s extended to 1950
163,000 I APorto Rican Am Tobac conv 6si942
410,000
a6s stamped
1942
3,404,000 t* APostal Teleg & Cable coll 5s-1953
34,000 Potomac Elec Power 1st M 3 Ms-1966
10,000
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Sale
Sale"
Sale
Sale
.116 M
Sale
9M
110M
J
1977 J J
4s.__-1943 MN
1st 4 Ms series D
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7M
106 M
65
58
Sale
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110M Sale
109 M HO
110M 115
106 M 107
106 M
D
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F A
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38,000 Pitts & West Va 1st 4%s ser A_1958 J
6,000
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1959
66,000
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1960
Pitts Y & Ash 1st
gen
1st gen 5s series B
1st gen 5s series C
115%
MS ITS
A O
69M
—
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107 m
D
4Ms series A-__1940 A O
Con 4Ms series B guar g
1942 A O
Con 4Ms series O guar g
1942 MN
Con 4s series D guar g__,
1945 MN
Con 3 Ms series E guar g__.—1949 f A
Con 4s series F guar g
1953 3 D
Con 4s series G guar g
1957 MN
Con 4s series H guar g
1960 F A
Con 4M8 series I g
1963 F A
Con 4mb series J guar
1964 MN
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1970 J D
—
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J
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10,000
1,000
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108 M
A
A
94 M
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f
MN
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33,000 Pitts Coke & Iron conv 4Ms A. -1952 M S
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Sate
100
109
1C9M
113 >2 114%
113 % Sale
88 M Sale
118
Sale
-
_
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94
108 m
108
Feb.
9
Jan.
19
10% Jan.
20
31
Jan.
24
12% Jan.
3
8 111
Jan.
29
11 109% Feb.
24
16
9% Feb. 21
29
8%
8
27
Feb.
27
95
94%
97%
111
111% 112
94
94
60
94
80
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60
79%
23
7% Feb.
7 % Feb.
Feb.
6 111%
6
15
7% Feb.
7% Feb.
95
Jan.
110% Jan.
23
9
Jan.
2
27
9% Jan.
23
30
98% Feb. 15
14
16 111% Feb.
N. Y. STOCK
March, 1940]
Sales in
Value
Jan. 2,
Feb. 1
1940
n. t. stock exchange
Ask
Bid
_
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37,000
66,000
37,000
17,000
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31,000
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12
115* Sale
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61M Sale
61
Sale
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25
J
jASt Louis Southwest 1st g4s—1989 mjv
J
A2d gold 4s income bond Nov 1989 J
*Alst terminal & unif 5s
1952 J J
J
a Gen & ref 5s series A.
1990 J
St Paul & Duluth 1st consol 4s..1968 J D
"5,666
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MN
Bid
tPacific Ext sterling guar 4s_.1940 j
J
J
St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar.1972 J
J
San Ant & Aran Pass 1st guar 4s.1943 J
San Antonio Pub Serv 4s
1963 A O
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San Diego Cons G & E 4s
1965
11M Sale
10M
HM
60
27 M
64
33
175* Sale
105* Sale
82
95
4M Sale
6M
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54
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110
112
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix 1st 5s'42 m S 1095*
J
J
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25
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1946
3
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32
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32
1989 MN 115
13 M
16
11,000 ♦t ASeaboardAir Line 1st g 4s.. .1950 A O
15 5* Sale
♦AStamped 4s
1950 AO
108,000
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#
^Adjustment 5s
-Oct 1949 f
♦ARefuhdlng g"4S—n959 a
24,000
53,000
ACertificates of deposit
20,000
Alst & cons 6s series A
1945
261,000
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X* AAtl-Birm Div 1st g 4s May 1933
12,000
103.000 t ASeaboard Air-Fla 6s A ctfs
1935
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...1935
-.1954
444.006 Shell Union Oil 2Ms debs
10,000 Shinyetsu El Pow 1st 65*s
1952
1951
5,000 ASiemens & Halske deb 6Ms
1946
1,000 ASilesia Elec Corp 6 Ms
16,000 Silesian Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1941
1952
202,000 Simmons Co conv deb 4s
1951
22,000 Skelly Oil debenture 4s
1964
200,000 Socony-V acuum Oil 3s debs
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47,000
134,000
41,000
26,000
24,000
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15
13
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105* Jan.
12
20
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21
30
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24
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6
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13
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2
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24
19
6
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11
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26
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14
5
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2
27 57 M Feb.
5
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8
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26 Ill
29 30% Feb. 19
5
305* Feb. 19
8
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8 44 M Feb. 20
16 1235* Feb.
15
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11
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56
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15
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55* Feb.
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145* Feb.
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17
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10
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17
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21
285* Feb.
25
Feb.
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29
7
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1
26 102 M Feb.
7
29 105 M Feb.
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1065* Feb. 27 1085* Feb.
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285* Jan.
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1 108
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27 1095* Feb.
1
Jan.
1
695* Feb. 10
675* Feb.
IV« Jan.
69 M Feb. 16
1
67M Jan. 30 72
Feb. 16
Feb. 20
8
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
505* Jan.
135* Jan.
95
106
31
16
15
72
Jan.
Jan.
59
Feb.
5
5
11
13
23
11
10
11
5
8
16
195* Feb. 16
4
Jan.
995* Feb. 20
5
Feb. 23 1075* Jan.
15
Feb. 23
2
24
63
87
Feb. 23
1
Feb.
565* Feb.
2
85M Feb. 24
63
65M Feb.
10
665* Feb. 28
64M Jan. 20
665* Feb. 28
j
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Feb.
Feb. 24
99M Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5 125
Feb.
Feb. 17 107
28
135* Feb.
16
5
17
98
125
107
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
31
89 M Jan.
99 M Feb.
Jan.
23 125
2
28
23
Jan.
5
13 M Feb.
16
12 108
14
135*—
Sale
Sale
85*
112% Sale
Sale
113% Sale
107M Sale
102 M
Sale
96 M Sale
96M Sale
108M
62 M
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
69M Feb
110
Jan.
615* Jan.
795* Jan.
845* Jan.
Feb.
56
—
12 M
12M
86 H
107 M
Feb.
675* Feb.
67 M Feb.
99
98 M 1005*
125
1245* 126
107
Sale
110M 107
115
Sale
Sale
63
108
100 M
124
Sale
Sale
68 M
92
Feb.
8
Feb.
1055* Feb. 24 107
1045* Feb. 28 106M Feb.
90
69
1
67
Feb.
68 M Sale
93 M
92
Feb. 16
92 5*
91
59
51
Feb.
5
Sale
55 M Sale
14 M Feb.
1
Sale
195*
Sale
19
99 M
97
Feb. 13
98 M Sale
98 M
106
Feb. 23 107M
Sale
105 H 106
114M
Sale
92
60
110
108
68 M Sale
Jan. 17
785* Jan. 23
78
110M
1075*
1045*
175*
69M
3 1115*
5 108M
9 104M
67 M
67
89 M
1945 m s
J 1075* Sale
1962 J
A
1
86M Feb.
56M Feb. 26
9
Sale
106M 110M
12
9
79
Feb.
82 M Feb.
109 M
67 M
72
73 M
571
10
595* Feb.
Feb.
69
Sale
Sale
o89M
Sale
J
87 M Feb.
28
76
Sale
Sale
Sale
J
1
86M Feb.
56 5* Feb. 26
1285*
114M Sale
114M
107 M 1075* 107 M Sale
Sale
91
92
91M
106 M Sale
106 5* Sale
1055* Sale 104 M 105 M
126 H 129
1125*
1025*
114 M
s 107 M
s 113 M
O
96 5*
35-year 3 Ms debenture——1971 mn
965*
United Biscuit (Amer) deb 5s—1950 A O 108 M
United Cigar-Whelan Stores 5S.1952 A O
67
57 M
27 5*
14 5*
108M 1085* 107 M
104
Sale
103M
107 M 108 M 107 M
110M
110M
105 M
1055* 106
100
98 %
99
105M
1085*
109
109M
105 M Sale
97 M Sale
J
1952 F
30.
12 M
108 M 109
105
108
O
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser A May '42 F
3s debentures..
1959 F
Union Pac RR 1st & land gr g 4s.l947 3
First & refunding 4s
June 2008 m
1st lien & ref 5s
..June 2008 m
34-year 3 Ms debenture—
1970 A
page
Sale
11M
125*
11M
12 H
105* Sale
10 M Sale
102"uFeb.
65 M Sale
see
12 %
11
104M Sale" 1045* Feb.
119M
4s.1950 A O
Tol W Va & Ohio 1st guar 4s O—1942 MS
For footnotes
Sale
625* Feb. 23
6
605* Feb.
J
g
♦jAUnion Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s_ .1945
11M
Sale
Sale
Ujigawa Elec Power sec 7s
63
54
6
Feb.
Feb. 27
3
Feb.
Feb. 26
Sale
D
Union Electric (Mo) 3 Ms
60
24 M
58 M
20 M
60M
20M
65M
58M
105 M
98 M
Sale
f 7s
62
23M
655*
61M
20M
64 %
10
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
60 % Feb.
102 M
♦AThird Ave RR 1st gold 5s
1937 J
Tide Water Assoc Oil deb 3 Ms—1952 J
sec s
61
Sale
104 M
105 M Sale
99
Sale
Sale
AGuaranteed
61
Sale
38 debentures
.1959
Texas & N O cons g 5s
1943
Texas & Pacific 1st g 5s
2000
Gen ref 5s ser B—
1977
Gen & ref 5s series C
1979
Gen & ref 5s ser D
1980
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5Ms A.1964 m S
J
Third Ave 1st ref 4s
1960 J
AAdjustment income 5s..Jan 1960 A O
Tor Ham & Buff 1st 4s—
61
100
106 M
47
j
M S
Sale
62M
10M
99 M
1946 J
2M
Sale 4
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
6
25
24 M
.1949 m 8
1,000 Trenton Gas & Elec 1st 5s
J
3,000 Tri-Cont'l Corp conv deb 5s ser A *53 J
ATyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7 Ms—1955 mn
34,000
77,000
1,000
44,000
162,000
165,000
222,000
85,000
93,000
118,000
12,000
41,000
95 M
Tenn Coal Iron & RR gen 6s -.1951
Term RR Assn of St Louis 5s
1944
Gen ref s f gold 4s—
.1953
Texarkana & F 8 Ry 5Ms A guar 1950
Texas Corp deb 35*s
—1951
18,000 Tol St L & West 1st
""5,666
14
f
Southern Calif Gas 4Ms—-...1961 M 8
1st mtge & ref 4s
1965 f A
Southern Colorado Pow 1st g 6s. 1947 J
Southern Kraft Corp 45*s
Southern Natural Gas—
8
7M
Tokyo Electric Light (Ltd)—
1st M 6s $ series
June 15 1953 J
576,000
21,000 Tol & Ohio Cent ref A imp 3MS-1960 J
"2,000
!M,
o
Southern Bell Tel & Tel 35*s—1962
3s debentures
1979
fist mtge pipe line 4Ms
1951
133,000
201,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug '49
1st 4 Ms (Oregon Lines) ser A.1977
329,000
Gold 4 Ms
1968
147,000
Gold 4 Ms
...May 11969
484,000
Gold 4 Ms
1981
439,000
209,000
10-year secured 3 Ms
1946
San Francisco Term 1st 4s
1950
31,000
276,000 South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s... 1955
4s stamped
1955
1994
145".660 Southern Ry 1st cons 5s
Devel & gen 4s series A
1956
493,000
Devel & gen 6s series A—
1956
91,000
Devel & gen 6 Ms series A
1956
110,000
Memphis Div 1st g 5s
...1996
St. Louis Div 1st g 4s
—.1951
"T.666
44,000 Southw Bell TU 35*s series B...1964
1st & ref 3s series O
1968
113,000
11,000 fS'western Gas & Elec 4s ser D.1960
37,000 iASpokane Internal 1st g 5s
1955
7,000 Staley (A E) Mfg 1st mtge 4s...1946
.1961
131,000 Standard Oil N J deb 3s
193,000
15-year 2 Ms debs
1953
767,000 Studebaker Corp conv deb 6s. .1945
141,000 Swift & Co 1st M 3 Ms
—1950
5,000
16,000
109,000
49,000
248,000
220,000
5,000
93,000
59,000
68,000
94,000
22,000
691,000
2.829,000
47,000
82,000
a
60 M
59
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Feb. 29
St Louis Iron Mtn & South—
A*River& Gulf Div 1st g 4s. --1933
124,000
ACertificates of deposit
7,000
1948
53,000 lASt LPeo&NW 1st 5s11,000 St Louis Pub Serv 1st mtge 5s. 1959
46,000 St L Rky M & Pac 5s stamped.. 1955
J iSt Louis-San Francisco By—
APrior lien 4s series A
1950
773,000
ACertificates of deposit
199,000
APrior lien 5s series B
1950
448,000
ACertificates of deposit
97,000
ACon M 4Mb series A
725,000
1978
ACertificates of deposit stamped
350,000
61,000
2,000
28,000
17,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
Price
BONDS
February
29
EXCHANGE-BONDS
"65""
135* Feb. 16
94 M
865* Feb.
95
Feb.
107 M 109
8M
95*
1115* 112*ii
1015* Sale
114 M Sale
Sale
108
107 M Feb.
108
Feb.
8
13
85* Feb.
1125* Feb.
1015* Feb.
113 5* Feb.
1065* Feb.
8M
1125*
102 M
115
Feb.
6
1155* 116
115
Feb.
975* Sale
965* Sale
1075*
65 M Sale'
965*
965*
1075*
61M
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1165* Feb. 19
975* Feb. 21
97M Feb. 17
90
108
109
Feb. 15
7
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13
16
Feb.
8
65M Feb.
16
135* Feb. 16
8
10
20
15
Jan.
8
Feb. 13
Jan.
4
5 1165* Feb. 19
1135* Jan.
Jan.
8
96
Jan. 25 98
96
Jan. 30
975* Jan. 12
Jan. 17
107M Feb. 28 109
61M Feb. 13 67M Jan. 11
85M Jan. 13 95
1 109
1075* Feb.
9
8M Jan. 17
1125* Feb. 28 1125*
1015* Feb. 29 102 M
113
Jan. 15 115
6 1085*
1065* Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Sales in
Ii
BONDS
February
n. Y. stock
Value
1940
Bid
5s__-—1953
2,000
"8,666
46", 000
117,000
173,000
40,000
22,000
57,000
33,000
M S
M S
UNJRR & Canal Co gen 4s— 1944
U S Steel Corp3Ms debs__ ---1948 J D
J
AUnited St$el Wks g 6Ms ser A 1951
assented
1951
a6Ms series C------ 1951
A3Msser C assented
,.1951
ASinking fund deb 6 Ms ser A 1947
a3 34 s ser A assented
1947
United Stockyards 4 Ms w w —1951
Utah Light & Trac 1st & ref 5S--1944
Utah Power & Light 1st 5s_--- 1944
t*AUtilities Pow & Lt deb g 5Ms 1947
5 Ms stamped
1947
*ADebenture 5s
1959
5s stamped
1959
a3 M8 ser A
~
Sale
Sale
106M
23 M
Sale
106
22 M
14
22 M
14
J
J
22 M
90
A
102 M
103 M
F
J
89
14 M
25
Sale
14M
91M
Sale
14M
20
92 M
102
93
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
..
Sale
89
Sale
14M
J
F
105 H
23 M
*a4Ks July 1914 coup off
1934
*
a4 Ms assented
-_1934
5,000
MS
Virginia Elec& Pow 3 Ms ser B--1968
42,000
M S
Va Iron Coal & Coke 1st g 5s—1949
Va & Southwest 1st guar 5s
2003 J J
108"" III
M
87
Sale
109
109
109
M
M
1
35M
58 M
45
62
42
M
55
61M
106 M
J
46
J
4s—1939
O
AOmaha Div 1st g 3 Ms
1941
aToI & Chic Div 1st g 4s.
1941 M S
16
*ADes Moines Div 1st g
12
J A Wabash Ryref &gen 5 Ms A--1975
F A
& gen 5s (Feb '32 coup) B '76,
& gen 4 Ms series C—- -1978 AD
63,000
ARef & gen 5s series D—
1980 A O
55,000
Walker (Hiram) G & W deb 4 Ms 1945
18,000
Walworth Co 1st mtge 4s
1955
■75,000
41,006 __ARef
ARef
Maryland 1st g 4s
1952
148,000
First & ref 5 Ms series A
1977
7-6,000 Western N Y & Penn gen 4s
1943
31,000 t AWestern Pacific 1st 5s ser A--1946
22,000
AAssented31,000 Western Union Teleg 4Ms gold. 1950
76,000
Gold 5s_
-.-1951
226,000
Gold 5s
1960
184,000 AWestphalia Un El Pow 6s
1953
11,000 West Shore 1st 4s guar
-2361
69,000
Registered
2361
35,000 Wheeling & L Erie RR 1st con g 4s '49
8,000 Wheeling Steel Corp 4 Ms ser A_ 1966
85
34
34
M
75
O
J
O
50
126M
108M 109M
118M Sale
108M 109
108
84
Sale
88 M Sale
108
Sale
126 M
126 M
108 M 108 M 107 M
Sale
120
117%
Sale
111M
84
Sale
89 M
Sale
108M 109
17M
17M
18M
Sale
18
Sale
M S
18
Sale
MN
66
Sale
J
68 M
Sale
65 M
68 M
Sale
67
Sale
D
M 5
67
Sale
J
J
12
15
J
J
J
J
F
A
.
444,000 White Sewing Machine deb 6s__l940 MN
3,000 J* AWilkes-Barre & East 1st gu g 5s'42 J D
19,000 Wilson & Co 1st M 4s ser A
1955
Conv debentures 3 Ms
37,000
.--1947
1960
100,000 Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
1,000 {AWisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s. .1949
ACertlficates of deposit
122,000
*
5,000
ASup & Dul Div & Ter 1st 4s. 1936
ACertificates of deposit
39,000
2,000 Wisconsin Elec Power 3 Ms
1968
1961
59,000 Wisconsin Public Service 4s
32,000 t AWorces & Conn East Ry 4 Ms-1943
36M
107M 108
108
M S
M S
50 M
44
114
98 M
Sale
Sale
O
D
J
J
Sale
10D®32
Sale
12 M
105 M
99
105
109
18
Sale
18
Sale
9
Sale
6M
A
Sale
44
114M
97 M
103 M 104M
97
Sale
13
66 M
13M
48 M Sale
Sale
101 "«i
MN
J
Feb.
2
Feb.
1
100M Feb.
28 102 M Feb.
23 e93
Feb.
1
101
Feb.
3
87
Feb.
Feb.
29
24 106M Feb.
23
93
Feb.
14
Jan.
90
93 M Jan.
102 M Jan.
103 M Jan.
23
93 M Jan.
106 M Feb.
30
14
103 M Feb.
87
Feb.
93 M Jan.
Feb.
30
Jan.
5
9
101M Feb. 27 105
9
9
109
Feb.
40
Jan.
21 110
23 42
59
Jan.
23
Feb.
M Feb.
24
22
19
23 106
10
15
14
106
100M Feb.
Feb.
9
M Feb.
21 109 M Feb.
M Jan.
M Feb.
6
9
Jan.
2
Jan.
11
106 M
62 M Jan.
26 J08M Jan.
3
8
45M Feb.
14
11
40
Feb.
1
Feb.
28
19M Feb.
14
8
37M Jan.
17
Feb.
28
20
Jan.
27
Feb.
10
28
Feb.
14
25M Jan.
30
28
Feb.
9
44M Feb.
13M Feb. 27
10M Feb. 26
47
Feb.
14
41
Jan.
19
47
Feb.
14
13 M Feb.
12
Feb.
27
12M Jan. 15
10M Feb. 26
13 M Feb.
13
Jan.
27
45 M Feb.
23
17
5
14
17
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
9M
7M Feb.
20
9
9M
7M Jan.
9M
8 M Fab-.-15|
~8t
7M Jan, .36
26
9M
8M Feb. 10
7M Feb. 26
21 105 M Feb.
9 105M Feb. 21 106M
Jan.
Jan.
2
3
Jam
3
Jan.
Jan.
2
Feb.
17
67
Feb.
2
75M Feb.
21
76
Feb.
28
88
Feb.
20
33M Feb.
15
8
7 M
Sale
35 M
A
A
93
26 102
5
25
101M Feb. 27 104M Feb.
7 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
36
A
D
17
Feb.
6
14
64
M S
J
23M Jan.
24 M
Feb.
7M
7M
105M
M S
Western
Feb.
Feb.
8
.--1955
J
5
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
42 M
M S
J
Feb.
24 M
Sale Prices
81M
110M
106 M
24M
83
28M
J
105M Feb.
23 M Jan.
29
Feb.
8
62
Feb. 20
62M 60
106 M Feb. 26 108M Feb.
8
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
A
D
87
Feb.
100M Feb.
1M
Sale
55
107 M
J
J
Jan.
Feb.
25
45
F
M S
5
109 M 109
109 M 109 M 109
O
A
Sale Prices
77
Jan. 24
M
i
110"" Sale2
MN
F
24 M Feb.
29
t*AWabash RR 1st gold 5s
1939
*
ASecond gold 5s
1939
Alst lien 50-year gold term 4s 1954
ADet & Chi ext 1st g 58--—1941
Warner Bros Pictures 6s debs—1948
251,000
t a Warren Bros Co. deb 6s
1941
78,000 Warren R R 1st ref
gu g 3 Ms—2000
Wash Cent Ry lst'g 4s
1948
~5~,006 Wash Term 1st guar 3 Ms
1945
4,000
1st 40-year guar 4s
1945
2,000 Westchester
Light gold 5s
1950
7,000
Gen mtge 3 Ms
1967
27,000 West Penn Power 5s series E—1963
13,000
1st mtge 3 Ms series I
1966
50,000 West Va Pulp & Paper 3s
__1954
6,000
24M Feo.
Feb.
Feb.
A
6s debentures
2
Feb.
M S
5s
80M Feb. 26
13 106M Feb.
91M
100M
101
101M Sale
87
86 M
103 M
100M 102
--1958
42,000
3,000
1
Highest
20
A 1966
cons
16,000
Virginian Ry 1st & ref 3 Ms ser
167,000
1
105M Feb.
Sale
101
101M Sale
109 M
103M 104
'
"Feb".
100 M
105M 106M
Feb.
24 M
93
F
77
110
23 M
Sale
20
Sale
14
A
Sale
14 M
23 M
14 M
23 M
25
80
110
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
77 M
110
J
90,000 ^Vanadium Corp (Am) conv 5s-1941 F
Vandalia consol g 4s A
.—1955
Consol 4s series B
1957 MN
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
556,000
98,000
13,000
12,000
5,000
15,000
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
80 M Sale
J09M
J
J
A
First
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
Price
Jan. 2,
exchange
207,000 United Drug Co (Del)
363,666
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
30
8M
109 M Sale
109M 110
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
110M
83 M
36 M
70
6
5
85 M Feb.
31M Feb. 26
8M Feb.
8M Feb.
.
9
8
70
Feb.
8
107M Feb. 14
109M Feb. 20
127 M 126M Feb. 21
Feb. 26
108M 108
117 M Feb. 19
118
Sale
110M Feb. 21
99M Feb. 26
108
Feb.
14
70
Feb.
109
Sale
89% Sale
108 M
17 M
Sale
16 M
65 M
70 M
Sale
Sale
64
74
70
Jan.
4
Jan.
22
77
Jan.
3
88
Feb.
20
35M Jan.
5
3d
Jan*
5
70
Feb.
8
107 M
Feb.
109M Feb.
126
109
Feb.
13
108
120
Feb.
1
111M Feb. 13
99M Fed. 28
17
84M Jan. 15
31M Feb. 26
109M Feb. 20
127 M Feb.
9
Jan.
Feb.
35 M
70
Jan.
8
Jan.
20 109 M Feb.
29 127 M Jan.
26 109 H Jan.
16
14 108
__
85
Feb.
9
28
90
Feb.
5
88M Jan.
2
Jan.
107 M Jan.
17 M Jan.
4
Feb.
82 M Feb.
26
15
Feb.
26
Jan.
15
Jan.
29
67 M Feb.
1
69M Feb.
13
25
Feb.
29
66M Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
3
«Jan.
48
Feb.
2
49 M Feb.
49 M Sale
44
Feb.
1
47
Feb.
46 M Sale
115M 116M 115M Feb. 23 115M Feb.
97
Feb.
1
99 M Feb.
99 M Sale
6 102M Feb.
102
Feb.
10213J
12M Feb. 29 12 M Feb.
12M Sale
105 % 106
104M Feb. 23 105 M Feb.
29
46M Jan.
41M Jan.
113M Jan.
19
18
Jan.
23
16
Feb.
Feb.
28
96M Jan.
29
Feb.
6
Jan.
12M Feb. 29
Jan.
69
15
99
109 M
18 M
26
Sale
67 M Feb.
66 M Feb.
Sale
14M Feb.
13
99 M
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99
Feb.
110
Feb.
16M Feb.
67
Feb.
6
1
70 H Feb.
1
15
1 100
6 110
6
5
1
64
102
Feb.
Feb.
9
103 M Jan.
97
Jan.
Feb.
6
110
7
29
7
16 M Feb.
18 M Feb.
7
19
13 M
16M Feb.
19
7M
6M Feb. 26
7M
6M
Sale
7
Feb.
5
12
6
7
8M
6.M
108 M 108M 108 M 108 M 108M Feb. 24 109
1 110
109 M Sale
109 M Sale
109M Feb.
20
9M
20
9M
13M
7M
29
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb.
2
8
22
12
2
1
Jan.
16 M Feb.
Jan.
65
Feb.
66 M
Sale
20
Jan. 17
117M Feb. 19 120
110M Feb. 21 111M Jan. 24
99M Feb. 26 99 H Feb. 28
82M Feb. 26
Feb.
5
Feb.
3 108M Feb.
7
108M Feb.
17M Feb. 29 18 M Feb. 21
16 M Feb. 26
8
18M Feb.
89
9
Feb.
18
Feb.
6
Feb.
16 M Feb.
16 M Feb.
6
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
21
Jan.
2
Feb.
6M Feb. 26
5
7
Feb.
07
4
4
4
4
8
4
29
23
28
10
2
30
9
6
Jan.
108M Feb. 24
109M Jan. 17
9M Jan. 26
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
26
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—
•
A
1948 M S
1961 MN
Convertible deb 4s
270,000
151,000
1st mtge s f 4s series C
Bonds selling flat.
Italian Credit Cons, for Public Works 7s series B
Distillers
Products
Corp.
3Ms
1949,
partially March 1.
Panhandle
Eastern
Line
Co.
4s
Corp.
of America
15 at 101.
Sale
Sale
108 M
105 M
Sale
Sale
105M Feb.
105M Feb.
J Companies reported as being in bankruptcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act. or securities assumed by
such companies.
a
the
Deferred delivery sales, only transactions of
month, and not included in year's
current
n
Under the rule sales, only transactions of the
1952,
June 15 at 100.
March
105 M
105 M
current month and not included in year's range.
Pipe
partially March 1.
Richfield Oil Corp. 4s 1952, partially March 15.
Southern Nat. Gas 4Ms 1951, partially April 1.
Southwestern Gas & Elec. 4s series D
1960,
entirely March 21 at 104.
United States of America 3 Ms 1940-43, entirely
Vanadium
Sale
Sale
range
1947, partially March 1.
National
105 M
t The price represented is the dollar quotation
per 200 pound unit of bonds.
Accrued interest
payable at exchange rate of $4.8484.
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Tf The following bonds have been called for
redemption, either entirely or partially:
Allied Stores Corp. 4Ms 1950, partially April 15.
Chicago Union Station 4s 1944, partially April 1.
Dayton Power & Light Co. 3Ms, 1960, entirely
March 16 at 104 M.
Goodrich (B. F.) Co 4Ms 1956, partially Mar. 15.
►
109 M
5s
1941,
r
Cash sales,
only transactions of the current
month, and not Included in year's range.
t Odd lot sales, not
included in year's range:
Treasury 4Ms, 1947-52. Feb. 28 at 119.28.
Treasury 3Ms 1941, Feb. 23 at 104.28.
Treasury 3s 1951-55, Feb. 26 at 109.27.
entirely
x
Ex-interest.
1 108 H Feb.
2 106M Feb.
17
10
105M Jan.
105M Jan.
e
The following cash sales
during the current month and
22 109 M Jan.
22 106M Jan.
were
are
transacted
not included
in the monthly or yearly range.
Finland 6s 1945, Feb. 27 at 51.
Great Northern 5s 1973, Feb. 7 at 92 M.
Utilities Power & Light 5Ms 1947, Feb. 1 at 95.
z
The
following
deferred
delivery
sales
were
transacted during the current month and are not
included in the monthly or yearly range.
Agric. Mtge. Bank 6s 1947, Feb. 23 at 26M»
Conn. Ry. & Ltg. 4Ms stpd 1951, Feb. 19 at
Cuba 5s 1949, Feb.
109.
23 at 100.
Czechoslovakia 8s 1952, Feb. 2 at 12.
Long Island unified 4s 1949, Feb. 8 at 88.
Louisville & Nashville, Mob. & Mont. 4Ms 1945.
Feb. 23 at ltlM.
Pennsylvania 4s 1948, Feb. 24 at 113.
Sydney 5Ms 1955, Feb. 23 at 84M.
Treasury 4s registered 1944-54, Feb. 23 at 114.11.
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING FEBRUARY 1940
February.
Shares.
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
4
1939
13,873,323
39,055,673
except in the case
a
....
1939
$118,993,000
278,604,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29.
265,301,000
rule of the Stock Exchange,
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in
outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote in
range
February
effective Oct. 3,1915, all stock? are aow quoted dollars per share. Prices are on a basis of
of stocks which sell only in a small way.
la accordance with
ots
1940
$120,384,000
Bond Sales
1940
13,470,755
29,461,420
Stock Sales
100-share
the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when sellin g
the month in which they occur. No account is taken of such sales in computing the
for the year.
AQQREQATE
SALES
In
February
Shares
Since
Jan. 1
Jan. 2
1940
Feb.
Par
Shares
3,600
8,000 Abotfc Laboratories........—*
50
454 conv preferred
150
.100
——*
10 Abraham & Straus
5,000 Acme Steel Co.............25
10
4,600
16,500
28,400
1,400
4,800
46,100
1,600
23,600
900
2,700
24,900
-800
11,300
10'100
19.266
15,600
1,900
1,900
34,100
4,900
800
23,500
30
2,100
43.800
30
3.700
Adams Express
*
Adams Millis—........——*:
Addressograph Multigraph-_10
Air Reduction Inc
,
—*
Airr-"Way EVlec Appli Corp....*
Alaska Juneau Gold- Min—lb
Albany & Susquehanna RR.100
Allegheny Corp.—.————*
Pref series A $30 warr'ts-lOO
Pref series A $40 warr'ts.lOO
Pref series A $30 ex-war. 100
$2.50 prior conv pref
-*
Alleghany Ludl'm Steel Corp *
All eg & West Ry 6% gtd—.100
3,700
9,500
5,200 Allen Industries Inc....—.1
.... *
20,300 Allied Chem & Dye
1.400
2,000
26,200
53,200
1,900
53.200
10.900
22,200
700
21.900
5
Allied Kid Co.
Allied Mills Co Inc
*
Allied Stores Corp...———*
....—100
5% preferred
AlRs-Onalmers
Mfg..—.—-*
4.300 Alpha Portland Cement-—-*
1
5,900 Amalgam Leather Cos. Inc
6% cum preferred—.—50
1,400
5,900 Amerada Corp.. ........... *
1,400
3.300
700
2,500
1,800
20,800
5,800
6,100 Am Agric Chemical (Del)....41
American Airlines Inc...—10
American Bank Note.......10
57,500
13,500
1,200
19,900
12,100
460
17,400
4,900
130
310
12.300
29,300
2,200
35,100
4,800
24,600
1,000
19,600
2.600
13.600
200
200
1,600
2,800
20
20
6% preferred............50
b American Bosch Corp
1
Am Brake Shoe A Fdy
*
534% conv preferred....100
American Can.............25
Preferred
.——100
Amer Car & Foundry..
*
Preferred..
..........100
American Chain & Cable.....*
5% conv preferred
100
American Chicle..-.-...-..-*
Am Coal Co of Alleg Co N J-25
14,100 American Oolortype........10
.....20
5.900 Am Com Alcohol
11.800 Amer Crystal Sugar Co.....10
6% 1st preferred........100
420
16.900 Amer Encaustic Tiling......1
800 Am European Securities.....*
20,000 Am & Foreign Power....—.*
$7 preferred......
..*
23,000
12,500
1.600
6,900
220
3,300
300
8,600
5,400
1,200
2d preferred
8.400
16,500
3.100
12.200
8,500
$6
A............*
preferred..............*
Hawaiian Steamship.... 10
80,200
18,300 American Hide & Leather... 1
Am
900
6% preferred............50
2,000
1
12,700 Amer Home Products
..........—*
32,600 American Ice
6% preferred—.........100
8,900
13,100 Amer internet Corp....—.—*
*
1.400 Amer Invest Co of Illinois
1,800
8,300
2,500
7,700
3,100
5,400
5% conv pref—
—50
2,100
*
24,500 Amer Locomotive
Preferred
—.—.....100
5,700
Am
Mach
&
Foundry...—...*
17,800
6,500 Amer Machine & Metals....*
*
16,800 American Metal
100
6% conv preferred..— —100
1,880 American News Co..........*
84,600 Amer Power & Light—......*
$6 preferred............—*
34,300
700
4,700
12,100
3,500
4,800
2,400
4,400
3,500
1,120
26.600
700
1.900
400
8,500
1.700
1,000
22,000
5,700
15,700
1.200
6,200
30.500
1,300
7,500
6,800
15,800
200
105.900
1,400
4,100
2,000
ii
11
46,800
10,600
3,300
15,100
4,100
Amer Steel Foundries......
American ^Stores
.....—..*
AmericanjStove Co.....——*
American *Sugar^Refining. .100
Preferred. .............lOO
2.400 Amer Sumatra/Tobacco—*
53,600 Amer Telep & Teieg—.....100
14,600 American Tobacco.———25
Glass B
—25
40,300
3,000
13,300
77,100
2,700
19,600
15,000
29.900
6%
preferred..—.......100
American Type Founders....*
Am Wat Wks & El..........*
$6 lstipreferred—
*
American Woolen——.—*
Preferred. ............. 100
Amer Zinc, Lead &ASmelt... 1
700
$5 prior conv pref....—.25
202,700 Anaconda Copper.—..—...50
2.300 Anaconda Wire & Cable.....*
8,300 Anchor,Hocking Glass .Corp *
$6.50 conv preferred..—.*
2,180
For footnotes see page 40.
48
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2
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19
1
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2454 Feb.
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5684 Feb.
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17
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28 5s
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3354
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4454
138
131
7
73
20
Sale
Sale
17
5
1554
1354
2254 Sale
4754 Sale
1054 Sale
4854
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
10
Sale
4754
By
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
11
Sale
1454 £15
2
254
154
1654 1554
1654
54
53 54
5454
Sale
!P
4854 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
954
954
1454
2054
Sale
Sale
1054 Sale
4954 4954
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11
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Sale
46
Prices
Feb. 14
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb. 17
Feb.
8
Feb.
3
Feb.
6
J4 Feb. 5
Feb.
8
U
5554
2054 Sale
64,000 Amer Smelt & Refining....—*
Preferred
...........100
3,800
3,400 American Snuff..........—25
6% preferred—.......—100
30
1
300
1854
5054
50,100 American Rolling Mill... —.25
454% conv preferred-.—100
4,300
8,600 Amer Safety Razor....-.18.50
7,200 American Seating Co........*
3,480 American Ship Building.....*
21,900
lM
5654 Sale.
Lowest
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
6954 Sale
14454 147
4554
47 54
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un Sale
1
Bid
2254
$5 preferred-.............*
44,400
186.400 Am Radiator & Stand San—*
Preferred
...........100
40
20
Ask
68 54 Sale
Sale
144
48
42 54
50
48
8 54 Sale
400
1,210
19,300
7.500
11,700
83.200
6,500
Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan.
Jan.
3, 2154
_
11154 Feb. 21114
a
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
10
3 58
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
aggregate
sales
In
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
100
1,800
1,900
27.700
2,800
300
9 600
1,300
3,600
20
11,300
300
400
600
560
38,900
3,200
9,400
1,900
800
•
15,100
1.200
19,300
2,600
3,300
430
600
9,600
9,120
1,440
47,100
27,400
20,500
5,500
3,300
1,170
4,400
900
430
20,900
18,500
100
1,500
^
100
Jan. 2
1940
1,300
200
131,200
8,300
1,100
2,800
85,300
22,875
8,100
2,900
2,800
25,500
2,200
100
30
37,600
6.000
430
1,100
5,700
24,600
35,800
600
2,400
8,600
12,600
13.500
600
2,400
43,300
29,500
25,600
218,500
22,300
25,400
7,000
500
21,500
9,500
290
15,700
670
50,600
7,900
2,600
25,400
20,400
4,100
160
2,300
1,000
6,700
6,100
520
2,600
11.700
100
29,000
20,800
5,600
136,400
80
62,400
600
2,000
1,030
220
1,700
3,000
2,600
160
11,900
67,800
2,720
128.800
160
11,700
5.100
300
1.000
3,700
100
Bid
Co—20
5
*
3,500 Archer Daniels Midland
3,900 Armour (Del) 7% preferred. 100
5
70,800 Armour of Illinois
8,700
$6 convertible priorpref.
400
7 % preferred
100
30,400 Armstrong Cork Co
*
3,000 Arnold Constable Corp
5
6,300 Artloom Corporation
*
30
7% preferred
100
24,300 Associated Dry Goods
1
1,000
6% 1st preferred
100
3,300
7% 2d preferred
100
1,100 Associated Investment Co—*
1,050
5% pref
100
92,500 Atchison Top & S Fe
100
8,900
5% preferred
100
100
19,500 Atlan Coast Line RR
3,200 Atl G & W I SS Lines
3,300
5% preferred
100
37,700 Atlantic Refining
25
1,600
4% conv pref series A—100
39,400 Atlas Corp
5
7,700
6% preferred
-—50
*
4,900 Atlas Powder
620
5% preferred
100
1,800 Atlas Tack Corp
*
20,700 J Auburn Automobile
*
9,520 Austin, Nichols &Co
*
1,570
$5 prior A
132,900 Aviation Corp (Del) The
3
78,000 Baldwin Loco Wks vt tr ctfs_13
46,900 J Baltimore & Ohio
100
4% preferred
100
12,8p0
9,100 Bangor & Aroostook
__50
3,040
5% conv preferred
100
8,800 Barber Asphalt Corp
---10
2,600 B arker Bros. —Trr...
780
5*% preferred
50
5
39,400 Barnsdall Oil Co
31,200 Bayuk Cigar Inc
*
110
1st preferred..
100
11,800 Beatrice Creamery
25
209
$5 preferred with warr....*
20 Beech Creek RR Co
""'566
50
12%
AH
32
106*
5%
47*
52
-
14,300
31,700
37,600
1,700
5,100
52,000
41,900
33,900
319,200
36,900
43,500
24,600
700
38,800
21,800
720
36,300
2,130
64,500
11,100
_
*
-
Borden Co (The)
15
5
Borg-Warner Corp
Boston & Maine
100
Bower Roller Bearing Co
5
Brewing Corp of America..3
Bridgeport Brass Co
*
Briggs Manufacturing
Briggs & Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co
Brooklyn & Queens Transit..*
0
$6 preferred
86 pref ctertifs of deposit..*
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit
*
$6 preferred series A
*
Certificates of deposit
Brooklyn Union Gas
*
Brown Shoe, Inc
*
Brunswlck-Balke-Coll
Bucyrus-Erie Co
7% preferred
Budd (E G) Mfg
Preferred 7%
*
10
100
*
100
Budd Wheel.
Bullard Co
*
*
6,200 Bulova Watch
*
77,700 Burlington Mills Corp
37,400 Burroughs Add Mach
*
12,700 Bush Term Co
1
JBush Terminal Bldgs—
840
Depos. ctfs. 7% pref....100
8,300 Butler Brothers
10
2,300
5% conv preferred
30
13,500 Butte Copper & Zinc
5
12,400 Byers Co
Partic preferred
1,400
4,700 Byron Jackson Co
25,500 Calif Packing Corp
300
5% preferred
47,800 Callahan Zinc-Lead
*
.--.100
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5* Feb.
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
60
Sale
68
Sale
Feb.
For footnotes see page 40.
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77
73
73
Sale
Feb.
41
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47%
18$
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50
Sale
65
123*
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123%
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Sale
14* Feb.
1
Feb.
9
5.
Feb. 24
6* Feb. 26
11* Feb. 29
44* Feb. 29
5* Feb.
9
Feb.
9
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1
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18
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15
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11
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114
2
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1
8* Feb.
96* Feb. 28
Feb.
6
Feb. 13
'
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
100
Sale
100
Sale
22H Sale
at*
.....
Sale
100
9
Feb.
108
Sale
10*
Sale
52
130 Canada Southern Ry Co
100
105,200 Canadian Pacific
25
2,200 Cannon Mills
3,600 Capital Admin Co Ltd cl A--1
1,680
$3 preferred class A
10
360 Car Clinchfield & Ohio Ry__100
84*
3,700 Carpenter Steel Co
5
23*
7,300 Carriers & General Corp
1
nV*
7,200 Case (J I) Co
100
73
1,160
7% preferred
100 118*
23,000 Caterpillar Tractor.
*
54
114,700 Celanese Corp. of America
*
29*
7,220
7% prior preferred
100 109
142,600 Celotex Corp.
......_*
10*
250
5% preferred
100 .61*
16,200 Central Aguirre Associates
*
23*
13,000 Central Foundry Co
1
3*
770 Central 111 Lt 4* % pref. -.100 112
2,300 ICentral RR of N J
100
5,000 Central Violeta Sugar Co
500 Century Ribbon Mills
20
Preferred
A*
„
20
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
37M
10*
10*
9*
9%
96% 101%
8
8%
75
77%
36%
95
97 %
24% Sale
50% Sale
18
Lowest
11* Feb.
2* Feb.
32* Feb.
15
3
range since jan.
Sale Prices
Sale
i\H Sale
.
12
13*
Sale
*
50
32,300 Calumet & Hecla Cons Copper 5
14,700 Campbell W & C Foundry.
191,900 Canada Dry Ginger Ale
Ask
Sale
—
2,120
Class B
9,800 Bond Stores Inc
Feb. 29
Ask
Ask
1,600 Beech-Nut Packing
20 126
3,600 Belding-Hemin way
*[
9*
200 Belgian National Rys part pref
61*
214,400 Bendix Aviation Corp
5
31*
20,900 Beneficial Indus Loan Corp..*
21*
Prior pref $2.50 div ser '38
1,900
56*
*
5,300 Best & Co
38*
194,000 Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del)..*
80*
54,375
18
115% preferred
20
20,800
7% preferred.
-.100 115
12,200 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc..*
30*
7,200 Black & Decker Mfg Co
*
21
*
42,300 Blaw-Knox
10*
4,500 Bliss & Laughling Inc
.5
300 Bloomingdale Bros
*
360 Blumenthal & Co pref
100
108,100 Boeing Airplane Co
*
10,500 Bohn Alum & Brass Corp
5
1,500 Bon Ami class A.
*
*
57,600
76,400
3,100
8,200
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
Feb. 1
Par
2,400 Andes Copper Mining
800 APW Paper Co Inc
*,100
Price
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
11
Jan.
18
27
2* Jan.
30
5
Feb.
38* Jan.
86* Jan.
23
66
111
Jan.
Feb.
107* Jan.
9% Jan.
7
10
23
26
15
18
2
27
4
30
4
Feb.
9
Jan.
16
Feb.
21
Feb.
Jan.
21
8
Feb.
21
Jan.
12
Feb. 27
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
23
8
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
3* Jan.
75
Jan.
14 118* Jan.
56* Jan.
47* Feb. 26
26* Jan. 18
2
23
9
15* Jan.
52^
1*
8*
16*
22*
39*
5*
40*
5*
40*
89*
15
21
18
62
30* Jan.
12 114* Jan.
12* Feb.
22
Jan.
12
21* Jan.
2* Jan.
22
112
Jan.
22
2
4* Jan. 15
1
6* Feb.
5* Feb. 26
93* Jan. 31
26
15
66* Feb. 21
24* Feb. 23
3
3* Jan.
114
Feb.
7
5* Feb. 10
9
Jan.
2
5* Jan.
94* Jan.
2
30
33
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
March, 194g]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
9,200
30,000
25,450
600
Feb. 1
Bid
Ask
24.400 Cerro de Pasco Copper
*
38,700 Certain-Teed Products--—-1
38
Sale
Sale
Sale
20%
5,600
2,900
11,300
8,200
4,500
35,700
68,900
2,700
1,300
900
2,200
1,900
9,600
24,700
19,300
3,100
6,500
1,500
5,800
6,600
13,900
32,100
29,800
6,300
14,200
3,000
3,000
1,500
5,600
400
900
900
300
2,100
3,400
14,600
6,300
21,700
700
30
'
82,200
3,400
400
6 %
32%
19 %
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—6% preferred
—100 101
25%
Common..
—————*
16%
Checker Cab Mfg.-—5
4%
{Chesapeake Corp
*
41
Chesapeake & Ohio
—-25
Preferred series A—
100
IChic & East 111 RR 6% pf-100
{Chicago Great Western—
4% preferred
100
Chicago Mail Order Co
5
{ChicMilw St Paul & Pacific.*
5% preferred
100
{Chicago & North Western .100
Preferred-100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool——*
$3 conv preferred
*
Prior pref ($2.50 cum dlvs) *
{Chicago R I & Pacific——100
7% preferred—--------100
6% preferred
100
Chicago Yellow Cab
—*
Chickasha Cotton Oil--.-.-10
Childs Co.—
*
103
26
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
Ask
'
Sale
37%
6%
37%
Sale
38%
Sale
37% Feb
6% Feb.
30
Sale
33%
19%
Sale
29
Feb.
1
10
Sale
18% Feb.
13
105% 105
23 % 22
20
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
39%
Sale
94%
2%
1%
Sale
18%
103
23%
y\
19%
4%
39%
96%
2%
19%
Sale
7
5
21
15
15
19% Feb. 10
39% Feb.
8% Feb.
36% Feb.
5 105% Feb. 20
103% Feb.
2
22% x21 % Feb. 27 23% Feb.
Sale
18
Feb. 16
20% Feb. 27
1
4% Feb.
9
4%
4% Feb.
Sale
39
Feb. '28
41% Feb.
9
Sale
1
94% Feb. 29 96% Feb.
2
2
Feb. 17
2% Feb.
9
1
1%
10%
%
%
%
Feb
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
1%
10%
%
%
%
Sale
% Feb.
9
13%
Sale
14% Feb. 13
35%
Sale
35
Feb.
47%
%
%
%
36
Sale
6
49
48
Feb.
6
Sale
%
34%
49%
%
%
%
8%
12%
6%
29%
83%
13%
12% Feb.
33% Feb.
6
34
%
%
%
8%
11%
4%
2
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 28
7
Feb.
8
Feb.
49%
%
%
%
Feb. 29
6
Feb.
1
Feb.
7
Feb.
31
Feb.
a
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
49%
Sale
Copper---—-----—25
5
196,200 Chrysler Corp
16,500 City Ice & Fuel
—-_-—*
6% preferred————100
1,550
10 City Investing Co
-—-100
————-5
3,600 City Stores
410
Bid
1%
10
9%
% Sale
%
o
%6 Sale
1
%
13% Sale
Sale
30 Chile
"2j66
10,300
100
29,870
6% prior preferred—
1,600 Chain Belt Co
200
80i
exchange
1
Jan. 2
1940
Par
70
29,900
,
n. y. stock
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRIARY
Price
STOCKS
11%
11%
4%
Sale
31
Sale
80%
13%
97%
Sale
13%
Sale
45
Sale
Sale
H
Sale
%
%
9
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
Sale
97%
iP
Sale
Sale
114
111%
37% Setter*- -40
78
~76%
77%
Sale
29%
30%
35
2
% Feb. 28
% Feb. 28
6
% Feb.
Sale
3%
33%
3
15.200 Clark Equipment
—-*
Clev Cine Chic & St L Ry--
Sale
1%
Sale
1 % Feb.
10
Feb.
3
9
Feb.
1
3
2
2
7
1
12% Feb. 21
6% Feb. 29
102
Jan. 23
Jan. 22
Jan. 26
Feb. 13
Jan.
15
Jan.
4% Jan.
39
Jan.
94% Feb.
2
Jan.
1%
9%
%
%
%
%
12%
Jan
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
33% Jan.
.
6
29% Feb.
Jan.
5
5
Jan.
3
Jan.
5
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
29
9
2
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
9
Feb. 21
Feb. 29
4% Feb.
79% Jan.
12% Jan.
94% Jan.
3% Feb. 20
35% Feb. 15
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
31
Feb.
24
Jan.
Jan.
1
14
Jan.
%
%
%
8%
11%
9
31
1
Feb. 20
Jan.
3
Feb. 27
Jan.
3
Jan.
8
Jan. 16
Jan.
3
46
Feb.
1
41% Jan. 10
8%-Feb. 15
36% Feb. 15
20% Jan.
4
105%
26%
20%
4%
42 %
97%
2%
z21% Feb.
87% Feb.
2 '13% Feb.
98
Feb.
Feb. 24
80% Feb.
13% Feb.
96
Feb.
1
5
37%
6%
27%
18%
Feb.
Feb.
1
Jan. <>3
26
Feb.
6
Jan.
30
Jan.
Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
2
28
Jan.
Feb.
15
111
Feb.
27 114% Jan.
2 40% Feb.
17
14
z60
^
-100
5% preferred
170
12,800
100
18,300
65.400
230
3,600
400
73,000
5,000
300
5,500
140
3,900
270
690
70
13,700
6,800
60,000
3,700
140
3,100
4,000
1,000
16,900
500
17,020
300
61.800
48,800
4,500
89,100
1.500
6,900
7,200
340
14,900
36,000
_420 Cleve Elec 111 $4.50 ser pref—» .113%
35%
23,100 Cleve Graphite Bronze CThe)-I
76
110 Cleve & Pitts RR Co 7% gtd-50
45 %
Special gtd 4%.~stockw—;—50
3914
—48","200 Climax Molybdenum Co——*
—*
35%
125,400 Cluett Pea body & Co
230 —Preferred-: -.—--100 130%
* 118
8,400 Coca-Cola Co (The)-Class .A.
^
62%
1,300
18%
129,900 Colgate-Pafmolive-Peet Co—*
6% preferred
100 105%
8,100
300
6% preferred called
15.900 Collins & Aikman
33%
230
5% preferred
100 110
18%
6,200 Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—*
100
780 Colorado & Southern
4%
5
4% 1st preferred
-100
2,900
4% 2d preferred
180
——100
4%
Columbia Broadcasting
System Inc class A
-2.50
24%
23,000
Class B
2.50
24
11,700
*
163,900 Columbia Gas & El_\
J*
88
6% preferred series A_ - -100
9,000
5 % preferred
290
100
74%
*
93
4,800 Columbian Carbon v t c
7
10,200 Columbia Pictures Corp vtc.*
$2.75*conv preferred
*
5,600
19%
34,600 Commercial Credit————10
46%
•
1,050
161,000
195,300
15,500
2,700
3,200
9,200
111,100
1,500
5,400
1,100
2,800
600
1,200
13,600
9,800
6,300
2,400
27.400
500
2,800
16,300
224,700
17,700
6,600
1,380
11,900
300
30,800
12,600
21,200
1,100
1,000
2,300
31,200
700
1,300
27,500
520
9,500
900
510
25,700
810
2,900
7,800
9,200
2,400
255,800
21,200
505
55,800
1,500
5,300
29,400
502,700
48,900
10,000
800
2.500
170
19%
Sale
Sale
5
$4.50 preferred
*
_
5
_2.50
-
Continental Oil of Del--Continental Steel Corp
5
-
—...
Cudahy Packing—
—
50
Cuneo Press Inc
—
5
Feb.
26
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
Feb.
2
78
82
Sale
112%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
23
Sale
7%
Sale
1 %
Sale
Sale
18
17
3%
14%
101%
15%
12%
1
Sale
115
7
7%
40% Sale
3% Sale
23% Sale
28%
a2W
Sale
1
16
Sale
4% Sale
23% Sale
28
27%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
55%
113
4% Feb.
3
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
Feb.
1
Sale
22%
101%
31%
Sale
Sale
Feb.
28
Sale
100%
Feb.
28
3%
sF<
27%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
4
38
15%
89
41%
42
Sale
90%
35% Sale
79
3
Sale
Sale
3%
6% Sale
80
Sale
14
13%
26% Sale
3% Sale
42% 43%
90
53
55
20%
4%
18%
60
Sale
1
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Sale
Sale
.
Feb.
15
Feb.
29
32%
Sale
28
Feb.
1
ft"
40
44%
41
Feb.
3
42
5,
17
Sale
40% Feb.
15% Feb.
90%
38%
82%
3%
7%
Sale
89
Sale
35
Feb: 20
Feb.
1
Sale
79
Feb.
1
3% Feb.
6% Feb.
13
88
13%
4
43%
10%
28%
88%
57
19
4%
Sale
'
90
Sale
80
Sale
26
Sale
Sale
4%
5
15%
17
112% 111
1
Feb.
14
Feb.
Feb.
1
2
18% Feb.
1
1
i*
It
Feb.
5
Feb.
26
Feb.
3
Feb.
15
Jan.
18
Jan.
2
Jan.
15
Jan.
5 % J an,
22% Jan.
12
Jan.
4
2
8
3
3
17
13
15
Feb.
29
Feb. 29
8
79
Feb.
10
Jan.
Feb. 29
'86
Feb.
23
Jan.
7% Jan.
30% Jan.
30
Feb. 21
15
Feb.
18
Feb. 29
15
9
29
3
Feb. 17
9
Feb.
Feb. 14
Feb. 29
2
Feb.
2
Feb.
14
Feb.
9
Feb. 26
45
—Feb.
9
42%
17% Feb, _9
17;-'
91 % Feb.
39%
%
,_%
82%
3%
8%
%
'
1
2
7%
111% xll
Feb. 23
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
5% Jan.
25% Jan.
7% Jan.
'8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8
107
Jan.
Jan.
% Jan. 19
8% Jan. 31
3% Feb. 27
Jan.
7
31
Jan.
24
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
3% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
14%
100%
14%
12%
1
15
2
27
3
7
Jan.
3
Jan.
5
23
28
Jan.
24
Feb.
15
Jan.
Feb. 26
Jan.
10
Feb.
Jan.
10
Jan.
10
94% Feb.
Jan.
7
5
9
23
21
23
24
3
Feb.
24
Feb. 13
41% Jan.
19
a*
Feb.
24 177
2
4% Jan.
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20% Feb. 28
98
Feb.
31% Jan.
6% Jan.
28 105
8
Feb.
15
Jan.
3m
27
Jan.
9
37
Jan.
9
2
Feb.
15
Jan.
Feb. 20
34% Jan. 22
78% Jan. 22
3% Jan. 16
1
6% Feb.
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12
Jan.
15
89
Jan.
12% Feb. 20
26
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14
3% Jan.
15
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9
28
Jan.
23
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9
82
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90
53
Jan.
9% Jan.
25
15
11
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5
5
2
20
26
9
2
6
4
23
Jan,
6
Feb.
23
24
Feb.
14% Jan. 11
29% Feb. 24
4
4% Jan.
46
Jan.
3
9
11% Feb.
2
30% Jan.
3
42
Feb.
Feb.
82% Feb.
9
Feb.
Jan.
37% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
5% Feb. 28
3
1% Jan.
3
24% Jan.
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20%
4%
16%
8%
19 112
5
Feb.
68
Sale
4%
7
1
Feb.
87
6
15
9
Feb. 29
_
Feb.
1
Feb. 29
Sale
90
Feb.
15
Feb.
5% Feb. 29
1 % Feb. 29
23% Feb. 15
1
101 % Feb.
5
32 % Feb.
7% Feb. 15
7.
33;% Feb. 20
12% Feb. 20
4%
17%
Sale
31eU
29
Jan.
3
Feb. 21
Feb.
9
172
Sale
7
Sale
4
11
Jan.
9
Sale
175
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
2
15
2
1% Feb.
95% Feb. 29
"
Sale
32
3
9
2
7
5
Sale
32%
26
Feb.
28
Feb.
174
105
Sale
10
Jan.
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
13%
1%
60%
30%
4
2
65
2
24 174
Feb.
Feb.
9
9
Feb.
26
172
3
12
28
51% Jan.
110% Jan.
104
2
Jan.
55
8
Feb.
23%
26%
53%
62%
6% Jan.
19% Jan.
46% Jan.
3
Jan.
12
Feb.
47%
115%
7%
40%
4%
24%
29%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 29
14
19%
4%
5%
4%
47% Feb 17
113
Feb. 29 116% Jan. 26
4
6% Jan. 13
7% Jan.
38
Jan. 19 40% Feb. 29
Feb.
2
3% Jan. 15
Jan.
5
22% Jan. 12
25
Jan. 22 29% Feb. 14
5 61% Jan.
3
53% Feb.
62
Jan.
13
4
65% Jan.
6% Feb.
39% Feb.
4
17
8
29
Sale
14
29
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
21
8
,1
Sale
29
16% Feb.
42% Feb.
Sale
29
7
Sale
63%
Feb.
Feb.
42% Sale
115% 116
54
87
5
2 104
5
40
90
Jan.
23
9
Feb.
Sale
19
4% Jan. 19
3% Feb. 27
Jan.
Feb.
94% Feb.
Sale
Jan.
Feb. 27
Feb.
16
Sale
3
63
Feb.
9% Feb. 21
7
32% Feb.
3
Jan.
Feb.
8
13
7
8% Feb.
1
4% Feb.
9
7% Feb.
2% Feb. 29
3 % Feb. 13
5
82
3
19
14
4
15
20
Feb. 21
23 106% Feb.
6
30 103% Jan. 30
16
3
35% Feb.
28 112% Feb. 10
17% Feb. 29
Feb.
1
172
40%
Jan.
13
Feb.
29
30
110
6
1
28
Jan.
16% Jan.
103% Jan.
103% Jan.
6
3
64% Sale
172% 180
4% Sale
90
39*
2
44
Feb.
29 142
Feb.
2 123% Jan.
26
81
1
Jan.
61
9
.
23
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
27
Feb.
22% Jan.
5%
24%
13%
8%
29%
14%
1 109
13
26
7
83
86
Sale
82
40.
10
Sale
7% pref.... 100
$8 preferred
————*
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Feb.
3 %
10
5
preferred———25
1
650 Dayton Pr & Lt4y%% pref-100
79
Sale
29% Sale
Conv 6%
1
2
Sale
10%
6,500 Davison Ohem Corp (The)
14
Feb.
Sale
30
*
Feb.
8
c,
1
14,900 Cutler-Hammer Inc
1,900 Davega Stores Corp—...
7
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Curtiss Wright
Class A
Cushman Sons
7
Feb.
26% Feb.
7%
31%
107%
%
8%
13%
26%
4%
44%
—1
9
Sale
103
Sale
29
5% Feb. 21
2
22% Feb.
Sale
81%
Feb.
35% Jan.
35% Jan.
136
118
9
8
Feb.
Sale
46% Feb. 16 48
7 108% Feb. 21
109% 107% Feb.
9
1
Sale
55% Feb.
53% Feb.
2 112% Feb. 23
112% 112% Feb.
9
Sale
14% Feb.
13% Feb. 26
3
1 % Feb.
1
Sale
1% Feb.
67
Feb. 28
2
Sale
63% Feb.
9
Sale
31% Feb. 29 32% Feb.
Sale
94%
ilH
!?*
19
9
Sale
108%
Sale
23%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
Sale
31%
7%
10
78
15
Sale
101%
103
35% Jan.
76% Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
7%
Sale
6
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 10
8
Feb.
7
Feb.
8
Feb.
Sale
76%
Sale
94%
Sale
26%
26%
6%
89%
78%
93%
7%
22%
Feb. 27
Feb. 21
75% Feb. 28
3
87% Feb.
6% Feb. 21
Curtis Publishing Co (The)-.*
Preferred
...—
*
Corp
1
6
6
2%
61
13
23% Feb.
Sale
113
Feb.
1 123
Feb.
Feb. 281 63
20
1
Feb.
Feb. 10 106%
1 103%
Feb.
Feb. 26 35%
Feb. 28 112%
Feb. 29
19%
6
4%
Feb.
4%
Feb. 19
4
Feb. 27
23 % Feb.
Sale
Continental Diamond Fibre
Continental Insurance.
Continental Motors
14
Sale
Sale
42%
9
19
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Continental Can————-20
Feb.
44% Feb.
Sale
Sale
------------
39
1
24
Sale
-
5
29 142
Sale
Sale
Class B
Feb.
Sale
Sale
8% preferred—---——100
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Consolidated Oil Corp
*
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pf-100
Consolidation Coal Co v t C-25
Feb.
1
27 114
1
40% Feb. 17
78
Feb. 19
14
Sale
Sale
Sale
——
see
Sale
Sale
$2.25 conv pref w w
*
1,550
Preferred ex-warrants
*
3,600
52,700 Crown Zellerbach Corp.-——5
$5
conv
preferred
*
2,040
21,200 Crucible Steel of America.. 100
Preferred
.—.100
1,500
100
920 Cuba RR 6% preferred
10
41,700 Cuban American Sugar.
Preferred
.100
1,920
For footnotes
65
Sale
Sale
100
40,200 Crane Co
5% conv preferred.:
100
2,000
2
3,000 Cream of Wheat Corp (The)
4,600 Crosley Corp (The)-—-—*
*
57,800 Crown Cork & Seal
600
Sale
Sale
36%
37% Sale
Sale
43
38%
38% Sale
Sale
136
134% 139% 1136
Sale
120
119%
119% Sale
61
62%
63%
62%
63%
19% Sale
17%
17% Sale
105
106
106% 105% Sale
103% Sale
103% 104% 103%
31
30%
31%
34%
34%
110
111
110% Sale
17% Sale
17%
17% Sale
4
3%
3%
3%
3%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
3 %
3%
3%
5%
4%
9%
$5 preferred
——*
Consolidated Film Industry- _1
$2 partic preferred-———*
Consol Laundries Corp.—---5
Feb.
37% Feb.
76% Feb.
37
Sale
100
—
111
46
Sale
Sale
Consol Coppermines Corp
5
Consol Edison Co of N Y Inc.*
7% preferred
6 %% prior pref
--1
1
-.———-25
200
78
Sale
73,000 Coty Inc
32,900 Coty International Corp
30
"7",6 55
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
4.410 GornJExch Bank Trust Co--20
25,000 Corn Products Refining—-—25
Preferred
—----100
1,000
5,000
11,600
14,300
8,100
550,600
52,200
515
77-M
Sale
5% preferred v t c
--100
Consumers Pow Co $4.50 pref-*
35,800 Container Corp of America..20
26.800 Continental Baking Co class A
17,300
5,400
Sale
103% 105
52% Sale
110%
__*
3,500 Conde Nast Publications
—*
11,700 Congoleum-Nairn Inc
——*
9.900 Congress Cigar
350 Conn Ry & Ltg 4 % % pref- -100
—1
42,100 Consol Aircraft Corp-—
——
*
41,700 Consolidated Cigar
690
700
«• <»
»•
900
4%% conv. preferred—-100
39,520 Comm'l Investment Trust—*
$4.25 conv. pref ser of 1935-*
700
-_*
168,100 Commercial Solvents
267,500 Commonwealth & Southern--*
$6 preferred
-_*
16,900
256,300 Commonwealth Edison Co.-25
300
2,600
•
—
100
84,600
75,900
5,900
2,100
1,400
6,100
42,500
•
114%
Feb.
9
53
Jan.
12
12
Jan.
12
181
4)
Jan.
30
20% Jan.
4% Jan.
16* Jan.
11
8
Jan.
5
16
Feb.
26
6)
1113
Jan.
22
8
Feb.
Jan.
31 112
Jan.
31
9
5
34
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
AQOREOATE
SALES
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
30.000
4,000
4,400
7,900
13,100
1,500
1,000
2,100
1,200
1,100
10,000
11,800
1,200
1,700
2,590
3,000
19,100
32,300
6,800
12,400
3,200
200
N. Y. STOCK
56,000
6,600
5,800
33,500
34,500
2,300
2,000
3,800
4,400
3,800
17,600
42,000
2,600
3,690
4,490
8,300
31,800
69,900
15,100
23,300
6,100
1,000
340
28",600
6,250
-*
Deere & Co
Preferred
20
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilb Corp..l0
Delaware & Hudson
100
Del Lackawanna & Western 50
J Denver Rio Gr & West pf_100
—100
Detroit Edison
*
Raynolds A
Co...2
Corp-Seagrams Ltd---*
5% pref with warrants...100
Dixie-Vortex Co
*
Class A
—*
Doehler Die Casting Co—-.*
*
Dome Mines Ltd—..
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dow Chemical Co
Inc
*
-
.
2,800
24,500
17,900
6,800
5,100
4",000
4,900
2,100
—
3,300
240
570
24,400
85,300
4,400
1,700
2,900
11,100
800
600
800
1,600
2,800
1,800
900
"4~,I6O
4,600
11,600
1,000
340
12,200
11,700
1,800
90
1,200
5,800
3,800
14,000
500
3,000
7,600
"4",000
1,200
6,400
15,400
1,200
300
4,200
1,500
4,500
6,700
1,600
10/700
1
30 Filene's (Wm) Sons Co.._.._*
Firestone Tire & Rubber
10
720
9,300 1
150
d finn
'
on
13",300
5,200
5,500
3,900
2,300
30
2,900
900
200
1,800
200
7,100
6,600
1,220
1,400
9,500
2,800
2,000
3,600
1,160
105,000
18,600
600
8,800
"3",500
1,020
85,100
3,600
4,200
28,300
4,000
50
1,000
3,600
110
7,500
1,600
4,300
4,100
2,350
12,700
6,500
1,200
50
6,900
20.400
2,400
25,800
13
Sale"
173
176
29 Vs
16%
1%
Sale
17
Sale
38
Sale
100
6% preferred series A
*
First National Stores
FlintkoteCo
--*
(The)—
—.*
Florence Stove Co
Florsheim Shoe
(The) cl A—*
IFollansbee Bros
...—.—*
Food Machinery Corp
434%
conv
10
100
preferred
Sale
Sale
2834
4)4
Vs
Sale
4%
1
24
Sale
21)4
23)4
20 Vs Sale
04)4 105
46
Sale
20 Vs
Sale
3434 Sale
24
24%.
2)4
2%
33)4
3434
0654 10734
4%
30
32 Vs
5%
35
*
*•654
-—* 102
Gen Amer Transp Corp.—
5
56)4
15,600
General Baking Co
5
7)4
19,300
$8 preferred
—* 138
1,560
$6 preferred
17,900
5,300
3,300
9,300
2,410
251,500
51,400
1,400
20,200
Qloaq
*
♦
A
Preferred 7%IIIIIIIIII1100
General Cigar inc.—
*
7% preferred
General Electric
General Foods
$4.50 preferred
3)4
1134 Sale
2134
23
53
53 Vs
1854 Sale
.......
$6 conv preferred A
40
General Mills
*
*
145
3
.......100 113%
.*
4054
*
4754
* 117
General Gas & Electric cl A
6)4
103)4
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
121
34
Sale
j
Sale
*
91 *
9334
9,500
5% preferred
100 128)4 Sale
3,200
General Motors Corp.....
10
54 Vs Sale
263,900
Preferred 5%
...—..* 125)4 128
7,600
Gen Outdoor AdvertisingjA..*
3634J 39
6,800
Common
*
4
454
35,400
General Printing Ink
.1
9%
9Vs
8,600
$6 preferred
._.* 105 4110
280
General Public Service
*
%
1
3,500
General Railway Signal....
*
1854 ir1934
10,800
6% preferred...
100
89 A Sale
250
Gen Realty,& Utilities Corp__l
54 Sale
13,80J
$6 preferred..
*
17541 18
6,000
General Refractories._.._...*
3254 Sale
12,100
General Shoe Corp
1
14% i 15
11,000
Gen Steel Castings,$6 pref
*
29
i Sale
6,310
General Telephone Co
20
19)4 Sale
28,000
Gen Theatres Equip Corp
*
13
t
Sale
17,600
Gen Time Instrument Corp..*
16
»
1654
1,800
6% preferred
100
82K *99%
100
General Tire & (Rubber Co
5
2254 Sale
18,900
Gillette SafetyIRazor.
5
6)4 Sale
42,400
$5 conv preferred.....—.*
47% 4-49
6,300
For footnotes see page
.....
...
40.
27
3254
2
8
81
76
27
81
Jan.
25
2
1354 Jan.
3
18 Vs
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
154
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3)4
1334
13%
103
Sale
14%
11
Sale
Sale
4754 Sale
117)4 Sale
% Sale
44
92"
130
:
Sale
154
254
134
454
9)4
Sale
!fM
90
Sale
40
Sale
24)4
Sale
2)4
Sale
75
554
34
Sale
2%
Sale
3%
Sale
14%
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
12
17934 Feb.
122)4 Feb.
Feb.
29
Feb.
1
1734
91)4
91
17
Sale
)!
2834
15)4
29
Sale
2734
21)4
2134
1234 Sale
15)4
16)4
26
95
2
12
129
A
53
5)4
178
92%
al7
29
14)4
2834
2354
1254
1734
Feb.
554 Feb.
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
154 Feb.
1
Feb.
29
6
28% Feb. 26
2434 Feb 26
2
29
Feb.
134 Feb. 27
37
Jan.
27
Vs Jan.
6
16
Jan.
1
Jan.
154 Jan -
2
Feb.
29
2
3954 Feb.
45
8)4 Feb. 29
82
Feb.
Feb.
29
8
87
Feb.
29
54 Feb.
154 Feb
254 Feb.
1
1% Feb.
20
.
Feb.
24
8% Feb.
15
2134 Feb.
1
Vs Feb.
4% Feb.
38)4 Feb.
14
4
1
1
Feb.
26
7
15)4 Feb. 29
Feb.
Feb.
x96
24
Feb.
5 Ill
Feb.
10
Feb.
Feb.
76
1
19
834 Jan.
16
20 34 Jan.
15
Feb.
24
Vs Jan.
4% Jan.
17
34)| Jan.
15
1
Feb. 19
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25
r96
20
24
4)4 Jan.
% Jan.
22
21 V% Jan.
23
87)4 Feb.
1734 Feb.
3934 Feb.
1
Feb.
24
Feb.
2
34 Feb.
32
Feb.
Feb.
29
Feb.
45% Feb.
13
2054 Feb.
35% Feb.
15
8
Feb.
29
24
17
6
254 Feb. 23
33% Feb. 16
8 107% Feb.
1
29
10
Feb.
5
3)4 Feb.
8
70
2054 Feb. 24
26 106
3
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb. 24
23!
Feb.
2
3% Feb.
Feb.
14
8
234 Feb.
354 Feb.
17% Feb.
17
13% Feb.
16
Feb.
104
101
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
Feb.
22
Feb.
21
Feb.
59
Feb.
21
Feb.
Feb,
23
9
8
Feb.
2
334 Feb.
17
Feb.
20
11
9
Feb.
4034 Feb.
4834 Feb.
Feb.
11734 Feb.
1
% Feb.
54 Feb.
2
9
13
111
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
1234 Feb. 28
2
1554 Feb.
1834
654 Sale
5054 Sale
5
32
Feb.
9
10
2
Feb.
10
2
Jan.
2
8634 Jan.
16
9
15% Feb.
24
28
8
98
Feb. 23
55%
25 126
4
54
4H
10934 Jan. 27 110
IVs
% Feb. 20
16
Jan. 12
19%
8634 Jan. 15 99%
5
34 Feb.
17 34 Feb. 19
18)4
2754 Jan. 19 33
1434 Jan. 13
9
2954 Feb.
2354 Feb. 29
1334 Feb. 19
18% Feb. 27
51
2
95-54 Feb.
15 13034 Jan.
1
22% Feb.
654iFeb. 21
6
Jan.
Jan.
15
5
20% Feb.
5
634 Feb.
4954 Feb. 27
Jan.
Jan.
5
Feb.
44^
Jan.
Feb.
9 100
nlff
51
Feb.
.
8% Jan.
128'
15
24
57%
21 145
Jan.
16
3% Jan.
5
11)4 Jan.
34 Jan.
116
20% Feb.
Feb.
26
3
Jan.
Feb.
5
23)4 Jan.
Feb.
6
59
Feb. 21
Feb.
5
Jan. 15 1954 Jan.
2 116% Jan. 31
113 34 Jan.
Jan.
2
37% Feb. 29 41
Jan.
2
4534 Jan. 12
9%
1834
48J4
I734
25
98
Jan.
7
Jan.
19 10334 Jan.
15
Jan.
16
19
Sale
Jan.
50
8
24
Feb.
17% Feb.
100
29
454 Feb.
27Vs Feb.
98
51
Jan.
7 34 Jan.
142 % Feb.
2 54 Jan.
16
Jan.
3
30
15
Sale
21
Jan.
102
9
29
16
Feb. 29
13 104
2
5
22
14
37% Jan.
454 Jan.
Sale
Sale
4%
11)4
4954
634
20
14
99)4
a
9
3
Feb.
5
1854 Feb.
9934 Feb. 21
1
54 Feb.
1
1754 Feb.
4
3Vs Jan.
17% Feb.
5
6
3
9
2% Jan.
2
16% Feb.
9134 Feb.
34 Feb.
24
18
Feb.
1
3
Jan.
Jan.
2
x44
Feb. 23
1
Feb.
Jan.
32 Vs Jan.
35
Feb.
123 54 Jan.
Feb. 16
Feb. 23 110
1
54 Feb. 20
5
15
9
9
14
29
16
3
110
3
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
2
9554 Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 19 13034 Feb.
55
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 21 12454 Feb.
654 Feb. 20
9
954 Feb.
Jan.
5
18
23
9254
128%
5254
12354
54
27
31)4 Jan.
40
8
9
3
Feb.
8 107 34 Jan.
2014 Jan.
5
72 34 Jan.
8
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
5534 Feb.
754 Feb.
4
Jan.
9
Jan.
144
8
3
Jan.
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
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25
35
101
9
2834 Jan.
4)4 Jan.
29
Feb. 29
6
Feb.
Feb. 23
285|
30
26
Feb.
3
2
30
102
1
3
8
Jan.
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5
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334 Jan.
4)4 Feb.
13% Feb. 13
4934 Feb. 29
434 Feb.
12
Jan.
23
3)4 Feb.
4
3
8
634 Feb. 19
4254 Feb. 23
Feb.
Feb.
105
8
21
14
8
Fen.
8
8
19
25
16
16
5
12
8
8
954 Jan.
2434 Feb. 27
2354 Jan.
2 J4iJan.
32
4
8
8
Jan,
8
Feb. 27
1% Jan. 10
41 Vs J an.
3
45% Jan. 29
35% Feb.
24% Jan.
334 Jan.
31
Feb.
44
Sale
Jan.
32
3
,ian.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
3
46
Feb. 10
'
Jan.
2
18
17 %
19
Sale
4356 Jan.
1754 Jan.
70
116
Sale
104
19
6
1%
8%
36%
31M
31 %
Jan. 12 89%
20
Jan. 30
Jan. 18 4054
8
22 34
Jan.
Jan. 31
2154
Feb. 26 106
21
Feb.
Sale
85Vs
17)4
37 %
22%
19 54
Feb.
35
3254 Feb.
Jan.
5
7134 Feb.
19
17
4
19
1
2
895a Feb. 27
9
1954 Feb.
4054 Feb. 14
9
27
23
21
1
'
2
Jan.
3254 Jan.
1734 Jan.
1% Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
23
24
19
17 % Jan.
16 100 34 Jan.
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
434 Feb.
Vs Feb.
6
1
9
25% Jan. 31
1534 Feb. 29
29
Feb.
5
3
1
17
27
434 Feb.
% Feb.
22
Jan.
4
Feb.
6%
4254
2854
1654
17
17
12534 Feb. 29
Jan.
109% Jan.
3 111
834 Feb. 2a
1254 Jan.
73
Feb. 29
83
Jan.
82
Feb.
8 89
Jan.
87
Feb. 29
97
Jan.
54 Jan. 22
Vs Jan.
I54 Jan. 23
1% Jan.
2% Jan. 23
354 Jan.
1% Feb. 20
1% Jan.
954 Feb.
24% Feb.
16 100
1
..
2
8434 Feb.
91
Feb. 19
9
% Feb.
154 Feb. 24
1
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134 Feb. 10
5
6
28% Feb. 26
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154 Feb.
6)4 Feb.
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2
3454 Jan.
1454 Feb.
Feb.
9
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2 118 % Jan.
22
9
154 Feb.
Feb.
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15 185)4 Feb.
24
27
8
5
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9
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15634 Feb. 15
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1
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13
7
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2634 Jan.
9
3234 Feb.
1734 Feb.
134 Feb.
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9)4
108
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178
.Sale
2
Jan.
122
116
161
4754 Sale
11634 11854
18
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3
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1634 Feb.
1
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1 185)4 Feb. 17
8 125% Feb. 29
Feb.
175
117
2 11654 Feb.
1
31)4 Feb.
Feb.
100
21)4
654 Sale
5034 Sale
Jan.
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Sale
Jan.
1454 Jan.
534 Feb.
1254 Feb.
115)4
12354 Sale
111
75
142
4)4 Feb.
145)4 Feb.
Sale
18
U37%
Sale
109
9
15
18% Feb. 28
38
3
19Vs Feb. 27
23)4 Jan. 10
15
Feb.
86
1
107)4 105
Sale
17% Feb.
Sale
45
4334
4)4 Sale
9
934
19)4 Feb. 27
2234 Feb. 14
31
34% Jan. 15
1654 Jan. 15
2054 Feb. 29
6 15634 Feb.
_
116
Feb.
1154 Jan.
5
Sale
1954
10454 104
Sale
43 34
Sale
18%
35
3334
52)4 Sale
124
Feb.
.38
2354
34 Vs
93
Sale
8
29
634 Feb.
,
117
Feb.
5
1254 Feb.
,
38
14
Feb.
1334 Feb.
8
5)4 Feb.
654
11IM
6
Feb.
43)4 Feb.
1254 Feb.
Sale
4)4 Sale
18*
80
50
4934 Sale
4954
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6)4
654
634
104)4 102
10334 102
Sale
5254 52
51%
754 Sale
734
754 Sale
142
144
133)4 140
142%
3
2)4
2)4
254
Ay*
954 Sale
10)4 Sale
934
21
19
1934 Sale
1854
Sale
56
59
48%
46
102
52
Feb.
14854 Feb.
1554 Feb.
Sale
23)f
101
454
23
2054 Feb. 29
73
25%
16
106
4
sea
Sale
Sale
28
8
27
27
Sale
234
3454 Feb.
2
10
Feb.
Sale
24
Sale
3354 Feb. 20
Feb.
3
12)4 Feb.
1534 Sale
100
4*
28
22% Feb.
3
% Jan.
120
Feb. 21 125)4 Jan.
20 •
Feb. 24
23% Jan.
33 Vs Jan.
2 3454 Jan.
39% Feb. 23 43 % Feb.
Sale
Sale
*§*
Sale
24
2354 Jan.
5)4 Jan.
Sale
6^
Sale
21 123
Feb.
29
Jan.
4234 Sale
Sale
Feb.
20
26
Feb.
1034 Feb. 21
4)4
834
24
1834
1834
2354
1954 Sale
2034
104)4 105)4 10454
44
Sale
44 Vs
19
Sale
1954
34
3354 Sale
24
23)4
2434
2
254
32
3234
106
107)4 Sale
1754
1754
7034
715-4
5
434
2J4 Sale
3% Sale
Gen American Investors
5
81*
24
102
120
1854 Jan.
454 Jan.
54 Jan.
3
Jan.
19
20
Sale
40
80
General Bronze.........
3,500
General Cable
%
1)4
234
154
Sale
$3 preferred
——10
16
Sale
7,800
Gamewell Co (The)
*
14% Sale
3,380
Gannett Co Inc conv $6 pref—* 102
103
100
Gar Wood Industries Inc
3
454 Sale
6,800
13
13%
2,100 Gaylord Container Corp...—5
5)4% conv preferred
50
45
50
300
700
Sale
Sale
4)4
554
3834 Sale
25
25)4
16
1654
9
_
2354 Jan27
15
25%
87
8)4
2054 Feb.
554 Feb.
34 Feb.
18)4 Feb.
4% Feb.
54 Feb. 26
5
Jan.
15
Sale
Sale
16
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Gabriel Co (The) class A....*
Gair Co Inc
(Robt)
1
11400
'
24
Sale
19% Feb.
25)4 Jan.
29
18% Jan.
29
154
9
17
Feb.
10)4 Feb. 21
1954 Feb. 16
Sale
19
19
—10
Sale
Sale
Feb.
19
2154 Feb.
6
Sale
6
2854
40
72
Freeport Sulphur Co
5
8%
86%
—-10
7 200
6,800
54
154
254
1)4
27
Feb.
20
1)4
91
Feb.
121)4
Sale
4)4 Sale
%
34
21%
2254
8734 Sale
17)4 Sale
85
534
1254
13
5
19% Feb.
nn
Feb.
Sale
86
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb.
Sale
3134
1%
Sale
3834
Sale
44 Vs
110
11034 110)4
Sale
8%
„?*
71
73
74)4
84)4
8634 82)4
Sale
7% conv preferred
*
Francisco Sugar Co
*
Franklin Simon pref....... 100
Foster-Wheeler
Sale
Sale
2334 Sale
1
IVs
4%
6
3934 Sale
99
18
Sale
Sale
27
15 Vs
Sale
118
2954
2554
2854
154
37 Vs
4454
Lowest
Sale Prices
854 Feb.
4)4
5
16034 Sale
15134 Sale
175
Sale
17634 178
32
Sale
3154 Sale
16
1634
1654
17
1
1
Sale
134
3554 Sale
3754 Sale
1534 Sale
1454 Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
W*
76
Sale
18%
2054
8234
15234
Sale
154 Sale
734 Sale
Lowest
39%
Sale
77)4
Sale
5
15% Sale
27
Sale
Sale
179% Sale" 184)4
123% Sale
12534
116
U7% 11634
2934 Sale
3054
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
*19
118
lH
15,700 Fajardo Sug Co Porto Rico—20
Federal Light & Traction.-.15
8,500
$6 preferred
*
300
Fed Mining & Smelting new..2
3,400
Federal Motor Truck—
*
10,800
Federal Water Service A
*
6,100
Federated Department Stores.*
3,400
434 % preferred
.100
1,600
Ferro Enamel Corp
1
6,100
16,600 Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins—2.50
620
5,000
120
3,500
Sale
5)4
166%
12)4
1554
634
12)4
182% Sale
30
82
11
80
120
122
80
151
17%
ly<
Sale
19
5
3554 Sale
18% Sale
2254 Sale
Sale
117
21%
26)4
1934 Sale
Sale
28%? 'Sale
IVs Sale
4134 Sale
Endicott-Johnson
——50
43
4134
5% preferred..
100 10934 11034
Engineers Public Service
1
11% Sale
$5 conv preferred..
*
79% Sale
$5.50 preferred w w
* 88% Sale
$6 cum preferred
*
93M Sale
1
Equitable Office Building....*
Erie RR
100
IVs
4% 1st preferred
100
3)4
2
4% 2d preferred
100
1%
Erie & Pitts RR Co_
50
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner——.5
3Vs
4)4
Evans Products Co
5
8)4 Sale
94,400
Ex-Cell-0 Corp
3
20,800
*
1,700 Exchange Buffet Corp
440 Fairbanks Co 8% preferred.100
*
20,500 Fairbanks Morse Ac Co..
8,300
3,600
13,800
30,400
3,200
1,000
12,500
4,900
4234
9
Sale
Light 5% 1st pf-100 117 %
American shares
11,100
*
79,700 Electric Power & Light.
$7 preferred
*
66,800
preferred
27,800
11,200. Electric Storage Battery
3 loflfEIk Horn CoaI Corp—
22,800 El Paso Natural Gas Co.....3
-
Sale
17
1
*
10,900 Eitingon 8child
5
52,500 Electric Auto Lite (The)
-3
68,300 Electric Boat
Elec & Musical Industries—
*
Sale
Sale
23
Ask
54
5
123
Sale
120% Sale
2154 Sale
2054 Sale
34
Sale
33)4 Sale
42
40
43)4
3934
9
Sale
954 Sale
77
74%
12% Sale
35
34%
17%
18%
1
--100
5,500 Eastern Rolling Mills-.-..—5
27,200 Eastman Kodak Co of N J—-*
6% preferred
100
336
—■—4
38,800 Eaton Mfg Co
2
2,900 Edison Bros Stores Inc
3,600
Sale
82% Sale
* 142
Sale
Mfg Co
Dunhill International.
Duplan Silk
8% preferred
Sale
Sale
*
Dresser
850 Duquesne
1
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
20% Sale
26
26)4
15)4
16)4
1854 Sale
454 Sale
34 Sale
26
Sale
124
19
preferred-.-—-25
Partic 6%
Bid
Sale
2334
2534
16)4
22 54
554
%
Diamond T Motor Car
2,700
18,900
26,300
21,000
Ask
Distil
--*
Diamond Match
77,000 Eastern Airlines Inc—
216
Bid
21%
33 %
41)4
8%
Devoe &
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1940
Feb. 1
Par
24,700
13,200
1,600
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
54,800 Du Pont de Nem & Co (E 1).20
$4.50 preferred
16,150
410
•—
Price
STOCKS
In
Jan.
15
19 Vs Jan.
11 Vs Jan.
2
1554 Feb.
Feb.
16
2
30'
Jan.
Jan^
8
16
5
3
8
FebJ 20
Feo.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20
10
3
11
Jan.
4
Feb.
21
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
Jan.
4
Jan.
11
Jan.
2
2354 Feb. 29
4
1354 Jan.
1834 Feb. 27
9 100
20 Vs Jan.
18
Jan.
23 54 Jan.
17
4
634 Jan.
4734 Jan.
3
Feb.
21
Jan.
11
3
sV
AGGREGATE
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Jan. 2
500
18,200
8,900
50
31,000
3,700
44,700
2,800
4,800
180
36,900
11,000
3,100
2,800
1,400
4,800
700
15,000
48,300
6,900
710
~6"; 600
41,900
2,500
9,100
660
200
1,000
700
200
17,500
300
834
cn
50
28,400 Gobel (Adolf)
1
16,300 Goebel Brewing Co. __
--1
90 Gold & Stock Teleg Co—-100
55,800 Goodrich (B F)
6,200
$5 preferred.
—
87,100 Goodyear T&R
4,400
$5 preferred
*
—-*
7,500 Gotham Silk Hosiery
100
119,100 Graham-Paige Motors....—1
Granby Consolidated Mining
21,300
Smelting & Power Ltd
5
Preferred
Grand Union Co (The)—
With div certifs
7,000
Without div certifs
5,200
2,600
8,400
1,500
51,800
93,800
12,000
1,570
*
*
Granite City Steel
Grant (W
10
T)
20
5% preferred
Prop—
Great North Iron Ore
Great Northern
pref
Great West Sugar
—
17 X
Sale
3834
234
234
8334
1954
6434
23 54
9234
334
68
Sale
M
Sale
25
1,800 Hackensack Water..
Preferred Arf
520
32,800 Hail Printing
500 Hamilton W atch
25
10
85
66
64
17
"50
140
100 101^108
860 f(M"A)" U6'$5 pref— .* 10234TOW
27
Sale
13,400 Harbison Walker Refrac— — *
150
6% preferred
100 135
734
734
—1
"4",600 Hat Corp class A
87
91
6 34 % preferred with warr 100
270
334
Sale
Hayes
Mfg.
Corp—
-2
34,900
3,000 Hazel-Atlas Glass Co—.——25 11134 Sale
7,100
"2,000
20
13,200
1,200
7,100
1,000
100
I,000
4,500
4,700
5,100
13,700
1,330
1,500
2,200
1,000
8,800
8,600
10,900
17",600
29,766
4,500
720
300
500
300
-1
17,900 Hecker Products Corp
1,600 Helme (G W)
170
7% preferred
2,800 Hercules Motors
Hercules Powder..
Holly Sugar
Corp
7,700
1,800
13,900
500
18,400
8,700
11,600
6,400
19,400
22,500
29,500
900
1,300
6,600
1,100
30
28,800
3,200
1,490
2,850
4,600
12,800
3,500
13,500
59,400
8,400
49,600
"4.805
10,500
1,710
2,500
89,300
18,600
3,100
5,200
60,700
1,800
23,200
219,900
5,000
930
800
400
II,200
102.200
1,900
65,800
400
82,700
73,500
1,300
1,000
1,100
1,900
1,300
250
30
4,800
2,100
7,000
;
190
2,600
1,100
90
900
700
200
100
1,400
60
— - -
100
5% preferred
Houston Oil of
Howe
Sound
Texas v t C—25
Co..
—5
Manhattan..--.100
5% preferred—— --—---100
Hud Bay Min & Sm Co Ltd —*
Hudson Motor Car—-------
Hupp Motor Car
1
Corp—
3
Industrial Rayon
-*
Inland Steel
Interchemical Corp.-
Conv class B
3634
Sale
1
—1
pref ser A.*
40»
Feb. 28
Feb.
8
64
Feb.
7134 Jan.
134 Jan.
9
30
734 Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
1334 Jan.
934 Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
16
21
9
9
21
6
834 Sale
96
93
3 34
108
Sale
110
734 Feb.
6
93 34 Feb.
16
334 Feb.
Feb.
107
Feb.
10
1034 Sale
10634 10734 10734 Feb.
160
157
1434
Feb.
160
Jan.
4
Jan.
29
2834
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
2534
8134
11.34
5 34
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I
Sale
1734
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14
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3434
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Sale
634
Sale
87 34 Sale
13 34 Sale
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Sale
4
Sale
Sale
934 Sale
634
634
158
11234 Feb.
Feb.
17
834 Feb. 26
Feb.
10
1534 Feb.
13
Sale
4
88
5
16 114
Feb.
Feb.
3034 Feb. 28
2
53i Feb.
1
1234 Feb.
18
Sale
5734
1434
Sale
Sale
19
19
13 34
9834
1434
1534
100
15
95
1134
734
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TO 34
90
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9534
6
1134
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97%
14
61
Jan.
17
Jan.
3
Jan.
8
31
1534 Jan.
3
12 163
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8
5 13334 Jan.
62
Jan.
30
91
15
8
16
11534 Jan.
9
23
1854 Jan.
4
4
734 Feb. 27
1534 Feb. 23
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3054 Feb. 28
534 Jan. 18
1
1234 Feb.
34
6034 Jan.
12
Feb.
17
8
5434 Feb.
3334 Jan. 30
2
1134 Feb.
6734 Feb. 29
69
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1
6734 Feb. 29
Feb.
110
534 Feb.
4834 Feb.
34 Feb.
7 11034 Feb.
1
6
Feb.
26
10
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8
23 34 Feb.
29
534 Feb.
3
34 Feb.
9
11
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26
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3834
534
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5034
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9
21
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20
9
17
1
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Feb.
112
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27
150
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Feb.
29
7
2
2
7
8734
14% Feb. 21
6 34 Feb. 14
534 Feb. 28
43 34 Feb.
5 11034 Feb.
6
434 Feb.
16
1
27
7
1
3434 Feb.
3434 Feb. 26
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2534 Feb.
9
14
16
60
29
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28 118
3 154
22
90
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22
17
15
15
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634 Feb.
3
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8
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8
14
6
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Jan.
180
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16334
354
854
634
Jan. 15 6254 Jan.
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Feb. 24 171
534 Jan.
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Feb.
17
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9
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17
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9
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3554 Feb.
131
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9734 Jan.
234 Jan.
38
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10
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7
1
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14
93
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2
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73
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9
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14 12634 Feb.
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3
62
29
1434 Feb.
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120
Feb.
8 120
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21
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3
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5
1134 Feb. 17
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3834 Jan.
22 133
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2
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13 126
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15
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5
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2
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13
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9
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9
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Feb.
Sale
4%
434 Feb. 28
434
Sale
90
29
3234 Feb.
9
734 Feb. 27
1534 Feb. 23
5 10034 Feb. 21
Feo.
10234 100
1
434 Feb.
334 Feb. 29
Sale
4
334 Sale
2
3 34 Feb. 29
434 Feb.
3 31 Sale
4
434
2
Feb. 16
9
Feb.
1034
10
9
934
934
8234 Feb. 16 82 34 Feb. 16
93
82 34
93
8134
1
1
834 Feb.
834 Feb.
8%
8 34 Sale
83§
Feb. 16
7
27
2534 Feb.
2734
2634
2534 Sale
Feb. 29
Sale
12534 Feb. 21 126
126
124
94
.Jan.
2
434
934
134
32 34
34
18034
Sale
53 34
Sale
16234 16334
Sale
334
2534
Sale
155
19
434
27
126
11334 Jan.
17
Sale
3634
3434
8934
14
Feb.
Sale
34
Sale
Feb.
107
934 Jan. 10 1054 Jan.
Jan.
10734 Feb. 28 110
1234 Feb.
Feb.
36
Sale
334 Jan.
5934 Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
8"
12
22
4
834 Feb. 26
Jan. 30
11
6
35
41
Sale
Sale
19
95
3
1134 Feb.
109
5m
26
3
Jan.
5434 Feb.
Sale
WA
2534
734 Jan.
334 Jan.
91
3434 Feb.
Sale
Sale
9834 10134
_
11234 Jan.
Feb.
27
sm Sale
3534
132 34 13434 13134 133
54^
29
9
5
6
91
434
934 Sale
634
634
Sale
Sale
2
Feb.
3034 Jan.
5 34
Jan.
3434 Jan. 17 37
1734 Jan. 15 2034 Feb.
j 6 —-Febi-21- 17—Jan.
10434.Jam 25 looKJap.
ziOT Feb. 14 10334 Jan.
24
Jan. 22
2834 Jan.
2
Feb.
Feb.
634
166
4
1734 Jan.
Feb.
10
131
61
61
434
334 Sale
3
334
334
4134 Sale
4234
110
10934 Sale
434
434
434
1034
934 Sale
2
134
a
33
32 34 Sale
Sale
18934
18034
53 34
53 34 Sale
6
Feb.
3 34 Jan.
15
Feb.
Sale
4934
134
134
534
534
23 34 Sale
6
Sale
11534
20
8
3
4
3
234 Feb. 23
2834 Feb. 23
87 34 J an.
131
Jan.
2
29
49
Sale
9
Jan.
12
Feb.
1134 Jan.
234 Jan.
9
8 *13234 Feb. 1
21
6134 Feb.* 17
Feb.
6734 Sale
534
534
Feb.
34
17
16 163
Feb.
113 34 105
110
Sale
534 Sale
534
534
2634
2
6
29
Jan.
16
2
6
6
1034 Feb. 20
28 10934 Feb.
5
14
Sale
22 34
Feb.
Jan.
16
Feb. 23
2
16
142
1834 Jan.
2754 Jan.
2934 Jan.
3034 Jan.
93 34 Feb.
3 34 Feb.
14 112 34 Feb.
88
1434
Sale
334
21
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
9
13
Sale
5534
33 34
1234
1
4
3
Jan.
110
101
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
3434 Feb.
2434 Feb.
16
147
135
Sale
34 34
834 Feb. 24
9
1
19
110
21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
3
Feb.
9l%
\rA
Feb.
13
3134
2334
1234
2234
2734
13334
2434 J an.
3434 Feb.
34
Feb.
32
5
9
55
Feb. 23
Feb. 16
Feb. 17
17
24
34 Jan.
834 Feb. 24
1434
934
1434
3434
2434
1434
2534
28 34
234
2834
3 34
1734
Feb.
1
Convertible class A—
For footnotes see page
Sale
34
Wheel—
210 Kendall Co $6 part
3
69
2
154
Sale
.
1734
1
9
154
Sale
Preferred
Jan.
1 142
13
153
Sale
— *
4,000 Kansas City Southern
4% preferred
100
1,600
1,000 Kaurmann Department Stores 1
5% conv preferred
100
100
-----5
2,800 Kayser (J) & Co.:
200 Keith-Albee Orpheum pref. 100
17,900
13,500
5934
33 34
1134
152
133
Sale
*
—*
---100
5,900 Jones & Laugh Steel pref..100
3.200 Kalamazoo Stove & Furn Co 10
100 Kansas City Lt 1st pref ser B_*
740
101
Sale
Sale
——---1
1
5
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
—-1
7
23
3 34 Feb.
15
Feb.
20
11334 112
Sale
*
8
2034
12
.
114
166
Sale
—-—10
2
Jan.
3534 Sale
88
8734
89
*13234 Sale 132
5934
6134 60
113
11134 114
1634
1734
1834
3134
3234 3034
534
6
1334
1234 Sale
118
Sale
—-50
1534
15
Sale
Sale
7% preferred
—-—100
International Tele & Tel
*
Foreign share certificates—*
Interstate Department Stores *
10,600 Jar vis (W B) Co
5,100 Jewel Tea inc.17,900 Johns-Manville.
14
1134
2134
Sale
-
2,000 Intertype Corp
3,500 Island Creek Coal
$6 preferred
60
147
734 Sale
9434
96
334
334
111
112
1034
1034
108
110
155
162
133
38 34
Sale
—*
17
Feb.
88
-
24
Sale
—100
Feb.
2
35
Feb.
2 3534 Feb. 27
6
Sale
2034 Feb. 19
1734 Feb.
Feth -2-1
16
-Feb.- 21
-1514—4634
5 104 34. Feb^ 5
10434 Feb.
10434 Sale
10434
Feb.-14 1B234 Feb.
7
102
*101
102
Sale' TBI
Feb. 16
24
2534 Feb.
2
2434 Sale
2534
26
Sale
Sale
Agricultural
—*
preferred
--.100
Int. Business Machines———*
International Harvester
—*
7% preferred
—-100
Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A.25
International Mercan Marine.*
Internation Mining Corp. — 1
Feb.
3
7
Sale
5 34
Sale
Prior
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. &&
Feb. 28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
Feb.
1
85
20 34 Feb. 27
Feb. 28
69
24 54 Feb. 19
97 34 Feb. 21
8
434 Feb.
Feb.
5
67
1
134 Feb.
1134 Feb.
234 Feb.
Sale
8834
Internat
1134 Sale
234 Sale
28
2434
334
334
34
Sale
3834
234
234
8034
1634
6334
2134
9134
334
43
17
17
1134
2134
4034
534
534
2634
11134
Interlake Iron
Preferred
Sale
Sale
6% preferred
100
Intercontinental Rubber..—
6
334 Feb.
234 Feb.
29
Sale
109
5% preferred
International Salt
International Shoe
International Silver
12
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
—
Feb.
Sale
Sale
*
—100
- -
Feb.
4
6
55
16
4K
Sale
Corp---—*
1
32
Sale
6% preferred series A
100
Leased line 4%----100
RR sec stock ctfs ser A-1000
Indian Refining
10
6
Sale
Sale
100
Illinois Central
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
140
Jan.
734 Jan.
57
50
Sale
1
13
32M .Sale
3234
3534
1.834
26
3234
2334
1334
2234
2734
Sale
534 Sale
26
5
26
Sale
4934 Sale
34
734 Feb.
1634
Sale
6
Sale
142
1534
6
1434 Feb.
934 Feb.
32
6834 Sale
11034 114
Hudson &
K6lsey Hayes
13,300
8,700
-j. ^
^ |B>
„——
-
80
900
„
34
Sale
148,000 International Nickel of Canada*
Preferred
-—100
1,500
146,400 International Paper & Powerl5
5% conv preferred.100
138,100
8,700 Internatl Rys of Cent Amer—*
36,500
13,000
2,500
1,300
Sale
Inspiration Cons Copper—20
Insurancshares Ctfs Inc—-.1
tlnterboro Rap Trans
100
Certificates of deposit
200
3,530
1,600
3,500
2,300
1,000
91,200
21,500
6,400
400
(^Islss B
Ingersol-Rand
6% preferred
330
5,800
35,800
3,100
37.100
38,100
6,700
1,400
1,600
32,600
110
Homestake
Household Finance—
Common stock
3,600
400
350
660
634
1334
Mining.—.—12.50
3,200 Houdaille-Hershey class A—*
7,500
4,400
11,300
6,000
9,000
12,800
18,300
12,000
Sale
---100
7% preferred
500
.
Sale
5
--*
28
1934
9
16
lHaM——.IT""™
13134
6134
11534
10
(Del)
Hollander (A) & Son
Holland Furnace
2734
17%
Sale
6% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate
*
$4 conv preferred—
-*
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co—10
Sale
35
Sale
-
Sale
Sale
32
-25
100 15534 160
15
Sale
13 34
4
Feb.
Sale
23
234
1
5
34
24
24
Feb.
Feb.
834
Sale
60
28
27
Sale
Sale
Feb.
29
Sale
16
Jan.
43
1
2
Feb.
1434
3
5654 Feb.
17
20
Feb.
Sale
1434
J an.
4734 Jan.
9
29
Feb.
Sale
34
24
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb.
16
1434
934
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb.
6
14
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
109
10
107
8034
Sale
1734
63 34
6834
Sale
2234
97 M *9134
Sale
234
3 1 34
3534
43 34
Sale
AA
Sale
3 34
1834 Sale
Sale
5
Feb.
Feb.
3 34
Highest
Feb.
8.
56 34 Feb.
1834 Feb.
Feb.
334 Feb.
Feb.
64
64
734
18
334
4
1734 Sale
6% preferred
W*
96
Sale
48
.
130
68 34
10
—'
•;
1934
Sale
1334
.3234
2334
13 34
23 34
27 34
5634
83
1434 Sale
1134 Sale
2 34 Sale
21
27 34
30 34
34
Sale
734
140
60
Sale
Sale
33
17 34
4134
3 34
234
334
334
69
6734
134 Sale
69
3!
1734 Sale
92
9434
SM
Sale
16
54
2234 Sale
Sale
3334 Sale
23 34
2434
1734 Sale
2634 Sal©
2834 Sale
45
100
88
Sale
Sale
9 M Sale
10 Green Bay & Western RR-100
1
11,000 Green (H L) Go
110,600 Greyhound Corp (The)
534% preferred
10
4,700
14,600 Guantanamo Sugar..
850
8% preferred
100
1,200 Gulf Mobile & Northern.—100
6% preferred
Sale
14 M
L34
1,800
Sale
Prices
Ask
Sale
734 Sale
5534 Sale
17 34 Sale
43
42 34
234 Sale
234
734 Sale
100
Preferred
Bid
Sale
51
50
1
390
Ask
Bid
*
31,700 Gimbel Brothers
6,500
preferred
23,200 Glidden Co (The).. — 2,500
434 % conv preferred
Ask Bid
Sale Prices
Lowest
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
Par
Shares
14,500
3,000
5,500
1
v
1940
exchange
n. y. stock
In
February
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
Price
SALES
35
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
March, 1940]
20
Jan.
5
8
23
8
9
Feb.
1534 Jan.
95
Jan.
1334 Feb. 15
734 Jan.
3
9534 Jan. 30
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
36
aggregate
sales
In
Price
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
STOCKS
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1940
8hares
75,200
4,900
1,300
1,100
680
10,200
200
9,600
20,300
Par
Shares
■
580 Laclede Gas Light
220
50
940
3,400
3,600
3,100
9,500
1,300
13,400
8,100
300
640
6,200
8,200
4,400
16,600
2,900
1,700
15,700
10,600
12,300
16,600
8,200
200
1,200
1,300
9,500,
500
800
1,700
3,400
2,900
13,100
73,600
34,300
700
505,900
$.,900
♦
Kennecott Copper
'*
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.
*
Kimberly-Clark
:::i
Kinney (G R)
♦
$5 prior preferred
::io
Kresge (S S) Co
200 Kresge Department Stores. ..I
*
13,600 Kress (S H) & Co.— ----*
41,800 Kroger Grocery & Baking.
147,100
9,100
5,100
3,300
2,770
24,400
47,900
5,500
4,800
32,000
18,200
2,600
4,500
24,800
1,300
3,400
5,400
7,900
7,600
29,600
185,000
63,400
1,400
5% preferred
Lambert Co (The)
Lane Bryant.
—
-5
Lee Rubber & Tire
Lehigh Portland Cement—-25
4% convpreferred..
100
Lehigh Valley
60
Lehigh Valley Coal
-*
6% convpreferred
50
Lehman Corp. (The). —
1
Lima Locomotive Works
Link Belt Co
15,400
Lion Oil Refining
Co
1,200
30
12,400
7,300
1,600
3,100
8,500
690
14,900
21,300
1,700
700
26,500
900
38,700
71,700
219,200
2,700
70
700
5,600
1,700
5,200
19,200
2,600
300
4,100
40
700
32,300
19,400
8,060
1,410
7,100
38,800
18,300
10,000
1,910
270
2,500
25,300
6,600
3,400
640
6,200
100
3.800
400
2,500
7,000
11,900
2,000
13,600
2,400
9,900
130
40
45,800
400
870
6.700
12,700
4,100
6,400
1,880
6,200
3,100
30
93,900
1,200
Sale
15
16
Sale
Sale
15*
4*
Sale
32
5
22%
114%
111
3*
iy$
3*
22%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Feb.
3
Feb.
17
Feb.
Feb.
19
Feb.
Feb.
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 14 43*
Feb. 28 107*
Feb.
17
Feb.
13
29
*
Feb.
Sale
107
108
Sale
3
Sale
20
Sale
105
Feb. 26
176* 175* Feb.
1
20*
19* Feb. 20
Feb.
175*
19*
Feb.
10
Feb.
8
Sale
Feb.
8
107
Feb.
14
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
Feb.
A
Sale
17% Sale
100
109
-10
24* Sale
156% Sale
20% Sale
58% Sale
—100
*
100
*
-*
10
1
*
—
guar.100
*
110
34% Sale
134%
27% Sale
133
34*
Sale
12
Sale
33*
2*
6*
7
6
26
28
29
27
29
28*
15*
15*
14*
1*
14%
14%
15%
1%
4%
Sale
14%
Sale
o
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
1*
5
Sale
14
40
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
30%
161%
37*
Sale
52% "53%
3% Sale
25% 26%
98
100
14% Sale
15% Sale
106
24%
110
25
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
63%
Sale
14*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
Implem.. 1
Sale
*
*
Sale
Sale
9
29*
166*
50*
3*
25*
1
Sale
Monsanto Chemical Wks.-_.10
17
Sale
107
Sale
$4.50 preferred
*
118
Preferred series B
*
110
120
119
Sale
51*
44*
30*
11*
16*
24*
Sale
4
Sale
31
11*
69*
Sale
Sale
52
3*
25*
10*
11
5*
50*
110
Sale
51
3
20
20
2* Feb. 19
21
Jan. 16
12* Jan. 12
26* Jan. 18
48*
6*
41*
105*
9*
18*
16*
5*
35*
23*
Feb.
6
Jan. 15
Feb. 21
Jan. 31 115
Feb.
* Feb.
4
Jan.
22
18
2
2
106
Jari.
Jan.
Jan.
4
27*
Jan.
Feb.— 9
14
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
7
19* Feb.
59* Feb.
5
9
6
3 108* Feb.
16*
107*
23*
153*
16*
55*
4
Jan. 30
18*
Jan. 31 109
Jan. 15 25
Jan. 12 159
Feb. 10
Jan. 22 60
112
Sale
7*
Sale
11*
Sale
112*
10*
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
27* Jan.
11* Jan.
15
9
33* Jan.
19
13
23
8
Jan.
3
11
Jan.
5
Jan.
7
4
Jan.
25
27
6 111
5
Feb.
Feb. 24
Feb. 29
10
Feb.
64
Feb.
Feb.
99* Feb.
1
1
24*
8*
44*
12*
8*
28
14* Jan.
17
3
20
14* Jan.
14* Feb.
1 * Jan.
16
Jan.
9
2
4* Jan,
13
3* Jan.
21
9
35* Jan.
20
7* Jan.
35* Feb.
13
99
Jan.
10
Jan.
64
Feb.
Feb.
66
30* Feb.
1
Feb.
3
2
22* Feb.
14* Feb. 29
Sale
29
Feb.
33* Feb.
5* Feb.
5
24
28
108
Jan.
12
21* Jan.
20
14* Jan.
3
26
15
27
Feb.
29
51
Feb. 20 110
Sale
12*
12*
75
Feb.
5
1
13
1
4
1
15
25
9
47
Feb.
29
2
106
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
29
22
6
6
*5 Jan.
% Feb.
23
8
* Jan. 18
£16* Feb. 29
13
104
19
Feb.
1
117
Jan.
8
120
Jan.
5
2
45
Feb.
30*
11*
18*
25*
5*
1
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb. 29
Feb. 16
28
24
23
5* Feb.
1
16
15
3
Feb.
Jan.
14
13
50
13
28
9
Feb.
10* Feb.
68* Feb.
16
2
13
8 121* Feb.
1
55
Feb.
5
3*
37*
9*
*
3*
Feb.
5 110* Feb.
Feb.
2 118
14
29
14
29
Feb.
Feb.
1
29
Jan.
8* Jan.
13* Jan.
33* Jan.
Jan.
8
4* Feb.
42* Feb. 28
10* Feb. 19
28
28
Ill
3
3
2
30
109
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
3
5
21
Feb.
.
108
5
Feb.
21
15
50* Jan.
43*
28*
10*
15*
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
23
Feb.
4
Jan.
30
Feb.
10
Jan.
67* Jan.
109
Feb.
5* Jan.
50
Feb.
i\y>
25*
8*
47*
12*
9*
2 102*
12
11*
15
8* Feb.
47
1
22
6
53* Feb.
30
29* Jan
26
7
3
Jan.
5
Feb.
13
Feb. 21
Feb.
9
Feb. 20
Jan.
8
31* Jan.
6 169
26
31* Feb. 29
11* Feb. 21
Sale
14
Feb. 24
15* Feb. 13
Sale
9
35* Feb.
33* Feb.
3 119* Feb. 28
118* 113* Feb.
Sale
16
Feb. 23
Feb. 10
Feb. 29
7
Feb.
Feb. 13
Feb.
6
Feb. 24 108
Feb. 17 x22* Jan. 15
7* Jan. 17
9
Feb.
2
40* Feb. 29
Feb.
10* Jan. 15
Feb. 21
1
9
8* Feb.
Feb.
9
5
5*
5*
15*
42*
14*
40*
53*
4*
26
Feb.
2
27*
98
Jan.
11 103*
14* Jan. 13
16*
14* Jan. 31
8
Sale
Sale
28* Jan.
161* Jan.
50* Feb.
3 * Jan.
Feb.
6
16* Jan.
1* Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
5
13
1
53* Feb.
Jan.
27
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
5 102
11
64
4
Jan.
13
Feb.
4
Feb. 16
Jan.
2
28
15
23*
7*
40*
10*
8%
Jan.
28
20
108
3
Jan.
Feb.
~
5
3
Jan.
Jan.
27
Feb.
_
2* Feb.
6* Feb.
28*
30*
12*
37*
3*
6*
35*
31*
6
Feb.
Jan.
28
Feb.
Feb.
15
Jan.
33* Feb. 24
21
53
15
23
Jan. 26
Jan. 12
Jan.
6
2ly* Jan. 3
40
Jan.
2
13% Feb. 17
18* Feb. 23
9
32* Feb.
37* Jan.
3
~.L* Ee.b...2&-
31
100* Feb.
14* Feb.
3
46* Jan-, .2
17
4%
26*
6 103*
15*
16*
_
18* Jai
20 169
Feb.
3
42* Jan. 15
3 *- Janr 15
9
Feb.
26
5
4
F.eJb.J£8
50* Feb.
3* Feb.
28* Feb. 26
169
Sale
8
3
Feb. 13
Feb. 29
35
Jan.
12 134* Jan.
Sale
4
10
11
19
15
17
10
25
15
5
5
11
29
36* Jan.
11* Jan.
15* Jan.
28* Jan.
33* Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
1* Jan.
4* Jan.
23* Jan.
14
Feb.
Jan. 15
53*
Jan. 12
7*
Feb. 14
43*
Jan. 15 108
Feb. 26 108*
Jan. 31 178*
Jan.
4
20*
105
175
3
Feb. 21
30
73
110*
7*
50*
4*
31*
21*
109*
1
29* Jan.
Jan.
3$
Sale
109
30
Jan.
3*
39
4
27
19
24
Sale
3* Feb.
40
39
45
Feb.
9* Sale
9* Feb.
Sale
* Sale
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Sale
Feb.
3* Sale
Sale
* Sale
% Feb.
Sale
*
*6
% Feb.
17* £16* Sale £16* Feb.
Sale
105
Feb.
zl07*Sale
117* 117
118
117* Feb.
121* 120
121* 121* Feb.
Sale
53* Sale
51
Feb.
45
43*
44*
43* Feb.
Sale
28* Sale
28* Feb.
Sale
10*
10*
10* Feb.
Sale
17* Sale
16* Feb.
24*
25* Sale
23
Feb.
5
Sale
4% Feb.
niH
32
29
Jan. 24
Feb. 16
Feb. 26
26
133
Sale
3*
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
2?"
.
31
Feb.
Feb.
159
15
15
16
9
15
Sale
Sale
44*
30
51
4
3*
39
37*
9* Sale
15
2% Jan.
25* Jan.
24* Jan.
27
168
Sale"
26*
Feb.
38% Jan.
3
14* Feb.
9
Jan.
3
2* Jan 24
39
Sale
103*
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
Sale Prices
Sale
14*
15*
14*
15
14*
15*
105* 109* 109
23* Sale
23*
8
7*
7*
41
45*
44*
10* Sale
11*
8* Sale
8*
99* 100* 102*
Sale
10
10*
67
76
62*
54* Sale
65*
30* Sale
33*
5* Sale
5*
23
23*
24*
15*
14*
14*
29
30
31*
8* Sale
10*
14* Sale
14*
34
33* Sale
Sale
116
115*
49*
47
50*
109* 110* 102
Sale
Sale
Sale
99* 105
--*
Sale
Sale
37* Sale
7% preferred series A
100
^Missouri Pacific
—100
Convertible preferred----100
Mohawk Carpet Mills
20
*
113,900 Montgomery Ward & Co
800 Morrell (J) & Co
*
50
2,500 Morris & Essex
*
11,400 Motor Products
6
20,500 Motor Wheel
1
11,900 Mueller Brass Co
1
10,500 Mullins Mfg Corp class B
$7 conv preferred
*
2,670
*
7,400 Munsingwear
*
4,900 Murphy Co (GO)
5% preferred
100
80
106,700 Murray Corp of America.—10
1,400 Myers (F E) & Bros—_—._*
3*
4
Feb.
16* Feb.
56
Feb.
9
Feb.
33* Feb. 24 34
134* Feb. 27 134* Feb..
Feb.
24* Feb. 24 27
Sale
28
Feb. 20
29* Feb.
Sale
12* Feb.
11* Feb. 28
Sale
1
33* Feb.
37* Feb.
Sale
5
2* Feb.
3* Feb.
6*
6* Feb. 28
6* Feb.
6
34*
28* Feb.
35* Feb.
Sale
1
28* Feb.
31* Feb.
Sale
1
17
Feb.
15* Feb.
Sale
16
Feb.
15* Feb. 27
15*
14* Feb. 16
15* Feb.
1 * Feb.
2
1*
1* Feb.
Sale
7
4* Feb.
5* Feb.
Sale
3
5* Feb.
4* Feb.
Sale
13
Feb.
1
15* Feb.
Sale
1
37* Feb.
42* Feb.
Sale
5
8* Feb.
14* Feb.
36
Feb.
35* Feb. 24 39
7
Sale
Sale
158
Feb.
Feb.
34
12*
Sale
13*
37*
56*
Sale
4
36%
18*
34*
28*
Sale
Sale
Feb.- 23
_
Sale
140
Sale
12
Sale
-
158*
25
„
_
19*
19*
59* Sale
134
Feb.
36* Feb.
34* Feb. 29
108* 107* Feb.
5
Sale
23* Feb.
5
"Sale" 42*"Febr28
44
3*
3*. Feb.
8 -3*
Sale
17*
16* Feb. 23
Sale
109
107* Feb.
Sale
24* Feb.
24*
108*
24* Sale
"4T*"'SaIe^
_a* Sale.
16*
17*
107* 109
24* Sale
158
25
38*
107
29
Sale
Mid-Continent
36
34%
3%
Sale
Sale
9
Feb.
23
MengelCo
—,
5% conv 1st preferred
50
Merch & Min Transp Co...*
Mesta Machine Co
5
For footnotes see page 40.
27
48*
6*
41*
105*
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
_
13
13*
Sale
Sale
16
"
-5
410
380
Sale
Feb.
16* Feb.
Sale
Mo-Kan-Texas
1
20
9
2
Sale
1
$6.50 preferred
Mission Corp
20
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Minn Moline Power
Feb.
* Feb. 20
2* Feb. 19
21 * Feb.
~
Sale
3*
3%
21% Sale
13
13*
27
Sale
48* Sale
6 * Sale
42*
41*
15* Feb.
16*
Sale
32H Sale
35% Sale
106% Sale
18% Sale
-46%- Sale"*
3% Sale
Petroleum.-.10
Midland Steel Products
__*
8% 1st preferred100
11,100 Min-Honeywell Regulator Co.*
4% conv preferred ser B—100
580
12,300
1,900
7,100
20,600
27,400
13,000
45,400
7,000
19,300
Feb.
7% Jan. 13
14* Feb. 28
16
16
100
*
$6 preferred series A
*
$5.50 pref ser B with warr..*
Copper
3
3*
Sale
Sale
6
21
*
7% gtd certifs of deposit
Modified 5% guaranteed 100
Certificates of deposit
Manhattan Shirt..
—25
Maracaibo Oil Explor
1
Marine Midland Corp
---5
Market Street Ry prior pref 100
Marshall Field & Co—
*
Martin (Glenn L) Co
1
Martin Parry Corp
*
Masonite Corp
—*
Miami
Feb.
8* Feb.
15* Feb.
Feb.
17
*
Melville Shoe Corp...—.
110
28* Jan.
2
Feb.
—25
preferred
113
21
27
.... —
S3
Sale
Feb.
4
Feb.
*
Macy (R H) Co Inc..
Madison Square Garden
Magma Copper
Manati Sugar Co
Sale
30
14
3
16
12
1
-
5*
5*
Feb. 16
Feb. 28
Feb.
1
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb. 21
26
28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
$6.50 preferred—
Preferred
16
Sale
1
7*
14*
15*
4*
31*
21 *
15*
17
Sale
26
13
Lo hg
.
Sale
22* Sale
110* Sale
3*
3%
Sale
Sale
8*
7%
14
%iH
22
Sale
9
12*
540
6% conv preferred
11,400 Mead Corp
40
Sale
Sale
21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
$6 1st preferred
*
*
9,300 McCall Corp
--1
23,800 McCrory Stores—
700
6% conv preferred..
100
1
11,400 McGraw Electric Co
*
4,400 McGraw Hill Publ Co.
12,100 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines.-.6
10
36,300 McKeesport Tin Plate
--1
7,800 McLellan Stores Co.
600
10,900
6,500
2,720
Sale
Sale
38* Feb.
12%
10,700 May Department Stores—-.10
*
3,900 Maytag Co (The)
2,500
10,000
Sale
1
20
1
25* Feb.
3* Feb. 29
Feb. 27
25
1
x28% Feb.
1
Highest
Sale Prices
2
34% Feb.
13* Jan. 12
35
Jan. 15
14*
36*
2*
30*
26
40
700
280
4*
..
Sale
2* Feb.
28* Feb.
7
Feb.
Sale
5,100
2,300
200
3*
29
28*
35
37
15,800 Mathieson Alkali Works—...»
60
7% preferred —--100
8,200
Sale
2*
13* Feb. 29
Sale
25
*
400 Mandel Bros
IManhat'n Ry Co 7%
2,120
1,100
25,900
49,800
5,300
2,200
57,300
2,200
56,500
134,200
281,600
10,800
25
Sale
Sale
2,400 MacAndrews & Forbes Co.-10
300
6% preferred
100
Mack Truck Inc
—*
300
1,240
26
3
Sale
Sale
35% Sale x37
13%
13% Sale
36
36*
34%
2% Sale
2*
30
29* Sale
25% Sale x25%
4%
3*
3%
26
28
28%
30
*28 * Sale
Sale
1
14,300 Louisville Gas & Elec A
8,300 Louisville & Nashville
29,600
24,700
5,500
8,000
12,400
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
40
Loew's Xnc_
5% preferred.
32,700 Lorillard (P) common
960
Sale
14
38
Highest
Sale Prices
2
34% Feb.
Ask
28
Liquid Carbonic Corp
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
250
370
8,400
2,800
37X
13 *
Ask Bid
Bid
*
—*
-*
1,070,700 Loft Inc
23,700
Ask
Lehn & Fink Products Corp-.5
12
13%
Lerner Stores Corp
27
*
28%
52
Sale
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass....*
6y
Sale
Libby McNeill & Libby
7
Life Savers Corp
41
Sale
-5
Sale
Liggett & Myers Tob com—25 106
Series B
-25
% Sale
Preferred
100 176
178%
17
Lily Tulip Cup Corp ...
*
18%
2,000. *^*ta<?wan6,900 Long Bell Lumber A
8,200 Loose-Wiles Biscuit.
1,200
150
100
100
*
*
Bid
Lowest
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
February
RANGE SINCE JAN.
4
Feb. 20
Jan.
4
Feb. 23
Jan. 13
Feb. 29
Jan.
8
Jan.
4
Feb.
Jan.
24,
4
Feb.
9
Jan.
Jan.
3
9
Jan.
4
Jan. 11
Jan.
6
64
Feb.
5
66
Feb.. 24
33* Feb. 28
5
6* Jan.
26
Feb. 21
16* Jan. 10
31* Feb.29
11* Feb. 21
2
16* Jan.
37
Jan.
4
119* Feb. 28
8
53* Jan.
110
Jan. 20
4*
42*
10*
1*
4*
t
Jan.
6
Feb. 28
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
Jan.
8
Jan.
3
4
19* Jan.
15 110* Feb. 13
16 118
Jan.
8
4 121* Jan. 30
15
56
Jan.
3
14
45
Feb.
2
29
12
20
6
30
3
22
23
13
13
15
30* Feb.
12* Jan.
18* Feb.
26* Jan.
5* Feb.
39
Feb.
14
Feb.
75
Feb.
110* Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
5f*
1
3
27
9
16
28
15
24
23
16
12
N. Y. STOCK
March, 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
61,100
710
12,400
7,300
26,100
200
3,100
500
600
10,100
3,000
36,200
360
330
3,100
2,300
19,300
200
16,000
600
26,600
800
170
6,000
15,200
11,700
9,400
1,000
3,000
n. y. stock
Shares
1,400
23,900
7,500
72,100
1.110
3,610
5,600
17,900
3,800
1,000
8,100
2,000
800
Corp-*
Cash Register
*
25
Co of Pa—10
$2 conv. preferred
40
5%% prior preferred—--100
6% prior preferred
--100
National Tea Co
*
Natomas Co
*
Neisner Bros Inc——-—--1
4 %% conv serial pref—100
500
--*
1,500 Newberry Co fJ J)—
5% preferred series A
100
200
10
4,400 Newmont Mining Corp
39,300
7,400
249,600
7,800
21,000
5,200
1,300
900
160 New York & Harlem..
50
10% preferred
50
650
1,200
2,100
250
39,900
2,300
3,400
68,400
370
V ,400
900
470
3,200
60
33,100
7,300
2,900
500
300
11,500
430
470
9,100
80
22,700
50
20
30
460
200
470
3,400
147,100
228,500
571.700
3,200
7,000
2,700
115,300
1,700
9,600
300
900
950
2,450
700
2,800
11,800
27,400
3,900
700
3,000
5
7%
110%
"52 H
Sale
Sale
h
Sale
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
89
Sale
111%
Sale
Sale
44%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6%
100
Sale
1st preferred—
Outboard Marine & Mfg..—5
Outlet Co
*
...
Preferred
100
...
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.. 12.50
Pacific Coast
1st
43
Sale
55
51%
116% 120
62% Sale
5% Sale
10
-
6%
23%
*
preferred
Pacific Mills
Pacific
600
14,100
7,300
39,100
11,900
9,900
2,300
1,000
180,500
1,000
5,700
12%
Sale
*
Sale
.-100
100
_1
132
"7%
10
12%
23%
Sale
18% Sale
Sale
Packard Motor Car
Sale
Pan American Airways Corp.
Sale
165
18
97
Sale
112
109% Sale
Sale
6
6%
5%
Sale
23%
12%
13%
10% Sale
5%
6
24%
13
11
91
96%
93
21%
19% Sale
174% 2171
172
Sale
148
Sale
8
41
40
41%
40%
3% Sale
9% Sale
24
87
138
22%
7%
67%
8%
13%
42%
42%
5%
9%
24%
86
41%
40%
107% 109%
72% Sale
11% Sale
'SSif
IF
Panhandle Prod &
5
1
*
Ref
Paraffine Cos Inc
100
4% conv preferred
Paramount Pictures__
1st
preferred
2d preferred
Park & Tilford
Park
1
113
110
110
Sale
95
1
1
15
Penick & Ford
—-*
Penney (J C) Co
*
Penn Coal & Coke
.10
*
Penn-Dixie Cement
$7
pref series A
*
Penn Glass Sand Corp v t C—*
$7 conv preferred
__*
Pennsylvania RR Co.—
50
People's Drug Stores Inc
*
People's Gas Light & Coke.100
conv
100
900 Peoria & Eastern
Pere Marquette
-100
2,000
Prior preferred
100
2,760
Preferred
100
6,370
Pet Milk—
*
1,000
Petroleum Corp
5
8,900
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
*
25,800
25
66,500 Phelps Dodge
50
9,600 Philadelphia Co pref 6%
$6 preferred
*
1,700
10,900 Philadelphia & Reading C & I_»
For footnotes see page 40
-
-
— —
Sale
8%
il*
2% Sale
Sale
44
19% Sale
10
vf
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
59% 61
95
Sale
2% Sale
Sale
23
13
37
3%
11%
33
27
20%
8
Sale
22%
8%
6%
6%
40% Sale
43
44
81%
%
83
' %
Feb.
2
1
Feb.
1
1
Feb. 23
18% Feb.
10% Feb.
ill*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
86% Feb.
41%
110
Feb.
74%
Sale
71% Feb.
11% Feb.
Feb.
19% Feb.
5
16
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
% Feb.
54
a
% Feb.
13% Feb.
Sale
93
15% Sale
41% Feb.
15
9 109% Feb.
1
75% Feb.
5
14% Feb.
1
47
Feb.
24
21
20
17% Feb.
19% Fern
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
9
9
9
6
9
29
27
28
1
Feb. 14
3% Feb. 16
6% Feb.
8
112% Feb.
8
1 % Feb.
59
10
Feb.
2
1
16 a;24% Feb. 28
87
Feb. 14
21
Feb
Sale
100%
Feb. 26
97
Feb. 13
5
11% Feb. 19
5
17% Feb. 21
1 114
Feb.
7
41% Feb. 20
109
% Sale
1 %
6% Sale
19
18%
13% Sale
6%
19%
13%
Sale
105
104%
4%
5%
4%
17%
153%
17%
141% Sale 138%
Sale
10
10%
36
40
34%
27%
27% Sale
55
51
120
Sale
115
62%
6
Sale
6
Sale
22
•
12%
11%
y
%
41%
95
7%
83%
8%
17
3%
...
119
Feb.
13
34%
32%
4%
7%
115
9
Feb.
20
% Feb.
2
Feb.
1
Feb.
14
19
56
2
10
1%
14
%
1
3 107
Feb.
Feb.
27
31% Feb. 24
Feb. 24
218
112% Feb. 10
22% Feb. 15
57% Feb. 26
57% Feb. 21
35
43%
76%
%
5
Sale
144
Sale
37%
28%
10
1
37
8
Feb.
Feb.
27% Feb.
55
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
9
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6%
92
Sale
18
Sale
26
% Feb. 13
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
%
44%
76%
%
22
15% Jan.
22
T6"%Jan.
30% Jan.
31 % Feb.
3% Jan.
6% Jan.
"22
110
Jan.
52%
%
1%
%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
92
Jan.
Jan.
13% Jan.
28% Jan.
23
14
12
31
9
15
88
8
Feb.
Jan. 26
Feb. 15
Jan.
7% Jan.
Ill
Jan.
30
Jan.
31
41% Jan.
24
4
6% Feb. 24
18% Jan. 20
13% Jan.
103% Jan.
5
Jan.
2
Feb.
34% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17
10
32% Jan.
46% Feb.
15
12
8
29
11
Jan.
Jan.
5
23
3
7% Jan.
12
Feb.
15
12
Feb.
8
3% Jan.
t/15% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
8
15
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
14
18
16
20
7
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40
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5
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12
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10
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10
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93% Feb.
19% Feb.
170
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20
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42% Feb.
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6
23
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7
24
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30 114
25
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5
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15%
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13% Feb. 26
1 134
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6 152
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6
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6
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20
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4
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1
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24 167
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8
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165
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59% Feb. 29
5% Feb. 29
Feb.
2
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Feb. 20
Jan. 13
Jan. 16
2
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140
30
55
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119
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18%
13%
11%
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Feb. 27 144
140
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22% Sale
21% Sale
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9
7% Feb.
6% Feb. 24
5
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18% Feb.
13% Feb. 15 13% Feb. 10
7
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Feb.
7
5
7
5
Feb.
9
15% Feb. 28 17% Feb.
23
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35
36
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89% Sale
3
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55
119
115
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5% Sale
47% Sale
13% Sale
130% Sale
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151
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7%
3% Sale
17% Sale
7
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51
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34
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28
Feb.
Feb. 15
Feb.
2
Feb. 15
Feb.
3
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9
165
Feb.
2
18% Feb. 16
7%
20%
16%
13%
24%
7
Feb.
31%
32% 29
5
212% Feb.
214% 214% 216
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21% Feb. 29
21% Sale
21% Sale
8
56% Feb.
56%
57% 57% 58
2
57
57% 56% F.eb.
56% Sale
9
Sale
23
Sale
26% Feb.
24% Feb.
24%
24%
1
Sale
Feb.
90% Feb. 20
90% 89
89
89%
Feb.
9
9
24
Sale
Sale
8
Feb.
8%
8%
Feb. 24 112% Feb. 15
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8 34% Feb. 14
33% Sale
33% Feb.
33% Sale
9
1
4% Feb.
4%
4% Feb.
4%
4% Sale
42
44% 40% 42% 41 % Feb. 24 42% Feb. 15
21
37
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29
27%
25
118%
23% Sale"
1
17X Feb.
95
24
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13% Sale
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9% Feb.
10
25
118
54
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7% Sale
54
51
Highest
Sale Prices
6 113% Feb. 24
109% Feb.
Sale
6% Feb.
5
5% Feb. 23
6
Feb.
3
6%
6% Feb. 13
Sale
1
23% Feb.
25% Feb. 21
13
Feb.
9
Feb.
9
13% 13
Sale
5
11% Feb. 15
10% Feb.
95
93% Feb. 26 95% Feb. 14
Sale
7
21% Feb. 29
19% Feb.
Sale
Feb. 29 173
Feb.
7
xl71
146% 144% Feb. 27 148% Feb.
Sale
3
24% Feb.
21% Feb.
Sale
8% Feb.
7% Feb. 29
Sale
Feb.
1
69% Feb.
Sale
Feb.
1
9% Feb.
Sale
Feb. 27
13% Feb.
Sale
Feb.
5
40
43% Feb. 23
Sale
Feb. 15
40% Feb. 10 43
Sale
1
5% Feb. 29
3% Feb.
Sale
4
5
3%
7
5%
112% 115
Sale
85
10
7%
42
40%
98% 100
7% Sale
-.100
10
Utah Cons Mines..
Patino Mines & Ent Cons
6%
18%
14%
11%
23%
Sale
44% 43
jSale_ —16% -Safe.. .15.K
Sale
18
17
17
16%
Sale
Sale
31
32
31
Sale
32% 32
31%
32%
43
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
90
40%
Sale Prices
5
6% Feb.
165
18%
99%
19%
15%
110% 113%
2112
Rights
Pan Amer Pet & Trans
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
170
18%
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest
Ask
Sale
14%
15% Sale
11% 11% Sale
10%
16% Sale 216% Sale
94
Sale
24,300
Parke Davis & Co
*
16,100
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
23,100
Parmelee Transportation Co.*
2,600
Pathe Film Corp
1
89,300
100
700
conv
Telep & Tel eg
6 % preferred
Pacific Tin Consol Corp
16,700
Pacific Western Oil
52,100
2,300
32%
Sale
100
68,900
Sale
*
10
500
"Bale
Sale
30,300
Pacific Lighting Corp
14,500
630
350
1,400
50%
Otis Steel
13
Sale
Sale
23
85
Sale
13,800
59,200
6,900
3,400
21,700
7,100
7,100
2,000
6% preferred-.-.,
9%
*
Otis Elevator
$5.50
Sale
Sale
50
Preferred
Sale
Sale
50
Northern Central
Sale
41
40%
110
111%
-.10
It*
170
95
A*
Sale
66% Sale
8% Sale
13%
13
83
78
Sale
14%
12%
24%
163%
17%
21% Sale
2d preferred
*
Pacific Finance Corp (Calif). 10
2,200
Pacific Gas & Electric
...25
90
200
II
6% Sale
20
Sale
Sale
47
990
8,300
5,100
9
U°A
Ask Bid
Bid
27
Sale
111%
29,300
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc.—5
30,400
240
13,300
6,900
3,600
25%
*8"
72
Ohio Oil Co
90
100
Sale
144
1
;
96
Sale
20
(The)....
73,700
Oliver Farm Equipment
*
13,400
Omnibus Corp (The)
6
8,900
8% pref series A__
100
1,070
1.500 Oppenheim Collins & Co....*
3,100
400
l\H
166% 172
-
1,000
79,900
190,900
571,700
1,600
1,900
1.500
sJP
Northern Pacific.
-.100
62,300
North States Pow Co $5 pref.*
2,100
Northwestern Telegraph
50
1,130
Nor walk Tire & Rubber
*
510
6,700
19%
15% Sale
12% Sale
16 % Sale
115 h 116%
132,100
Preferred 6% series—
50
4,400
Preferred 5%,% series
50
7,200
North American Aviation...-1
176,500
600
250
Preferred
North American Co
28,600
800
16
94%
19%
JN Y Ontario & Western. .100
500
13,500
8,300
15
91
N Y Lack & West Ry Co.. 100
100
13,100 JN Y N fl & Hartford
Convertible preferred
100
14,600
2,700
1" Y Shipbuilding pt stock—-1
66,800
7% preferred--100
1,330
2,000 Noblitt-Sparks Indus Inc—
Norfolk & Western..
1
6,000
230
650
15
13 % Sale
22 % Sale
172
165
"""766
13,300
10,900
5,500
22%
15%
---100
5% preferred--
100
2,800
5,200
1,500
38,500
Sale
Newport Industries Inc—-—1
New York Air Brake
*
New York Central
*
N Y Chicago & St Louisa—100
6% preferred series A-..-100
N Y City Omnibus Corp.:
*
New York Dock--—-----100
500
"""490
Ask
Bid
Cylinder Gas Co—1
Dairy Prod Corp---*
7% preferred class A-.—100
7% preferred class B—--100 113
6%
National Dept Stores..
_*
6
6% preferred
10
24% Sale
National Distillers Products-.*
1-3 %
Nat Enamel & Stamping
12%
*
Sale
National Gypsum Co
1
26,300 National Steel
26,500 National Supply
15,600
1,600
26,300
3,100
113,700
Bond & Share
1,020
8,200
5,600
39,600
2,000
40,500
$4.50 conv preferred—---*
1,000
-10
53,100 National Lead
7% preferred A—
100
1,300
6% preferred B
——100
830
14,900 Nat Mall & Steel Cast Co----*
-*
40,100 National Power & Light
700
4,100
-5
-10
National Aviation Corp
National Biscuit
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
800
7% preferred
--100
4,900 Nat Bond & Investment Co__*
1,100
5% pref series A.------100
500
400
200
200
60
1940
Nash-Kelvinator Corp
--5
Nashville Chatt & St Louis_100
National Acme
1
National
National
National
National
1
Jan. 2
exchange
Par
139,600
2,600
20,700
17,100
68,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
Price
STOCKS
In
37
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
fe%
Jan.
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
STOCKS
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1940
5
"¥
17
7
5% conv pref series A—100
Phillips Jones Corp
*
Preferred
100
1
-*
5
Phillips Petroleum.
Phoenix Hosiery..—
-
2
10
Philip Morris & Co—
100
Preferred....
Pierce Oil 8% conv
pref
100
Ask
Sale
140
135
3%
o P*
30
25%
41 %
2%
43 %
8
Sale
424H
Sale
Sale
Pillsbury Flour Mills
25
49 %
46
Pirelli Co of Italy Am shares.
100
5 % Sale
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)
100
6% preferred
100 24% Sale
8% Sale
Pitts Coke & Iron Corp
*
70M Sale
$5 conv preferred
*
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chicago—
171
7 % guaranteed pref. .... 100 167
8% Sale
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt----*
to h
ii%
Pittsburgh Steel Co
*
40
31
7% preferred class B
100
18
19
5% preferred class A
100
29
32 %
5% % 1st ser conv pr pf. .100
15 % Sale
Pittsb & West Virginia
100
Pitts Y & Ash By Co 7% pf-100 146%
Pitts C C & St L RR Co
3
1
13
1
1
1
2
"T
5
5
20
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co..*
4
7
4
16
1
17
1
15
1
12%
Poor & Co class B.
,*
12%
tPorto Rican Amer Tob cl A. *
1%
Class B—................*
%
Pressed Steel Car common—1
14%
5% conv 1st preferred.-...5
14%
5% conv 2d preferred
50 43%
Procter & Gamble—
*
55%
Preferred 5%
100 118%
Pub Serv Corp of N J com.. _ *
40 %
$5 preferred
* 112
6% preferred
.100 125
7% preferred
100 141
8% preferred
100 161
Sale
90%
4
4%
34
*38% Sale
4% Sale
55% Sale
8% Sale
26% Sale
38
49
45
8
Sale
72
172% 175
6% Sale
9% Sale
25
33
Sale
17%
26% Sale
Sale
12
13 %
Sale
Sale
14%
44%
Sale
Sale
Sale
112%
125%
143
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
5
58
A*
62
8%
26%
9%
28%
Feb.
2
4% Feb.
6
Feb.
1
37% Feb.
Feb.
90
Bf4
218
49%
9
37% Feb. 27
Jan.
6
3
Feb.
1
2
1
Feb.
28
Feb.
10
22% Sale
7% Sale
22% Feb.
27
29
5
16
*69% Feb.
.
30%
31
17
18
28%
22%
12% Sale
30
17
Feb.
Feb.
10
Jan.
Feb.
4% Feb.
72
Jan.
1
Feb.
173% 174% 173% Feb.
6% Feb.
6% Sale
10%
9% Feb
9%
Jan.
27
Feb.
Feb.
Highest
14
st*
66
Feb.
8%
27%
49%
107%
5%
23%
7%
19
9
8
44
Jan.
5
66
1
8
26
Jan.
2
21
Jan.
22
48
Jan.
4
8% Feb
27% Jan
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Feb.
13
Feb.
Feb.
10
29
Feb.
6
Feb.
2
1
14
9
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1
Feb
41% Jan
6% Feb
Feb.
Feb.
7
23
06%
34
Feb.
14 173% Feb.
19
7% Feb.
72
4%
30
10% Feb.
33% Feb.
8
Feb
107% Feb. 10 110
4% Feb. 27
5%
Jan. 29
21
27%
Feb.
7
5
8%
*69% Feb. 16 72%
Jan.
171
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
5 173% Feb
19
8% Jan
6% Feb.
9% Jan. 20
Jan
11
Jan.
18
Feb.
Feb.
9
13
16% Jan.
15
34% Jan
19% Jan
24
Jan.
18
32
9
12
Feb.
5
15% Jan
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12%
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1
19
32
12
Feb.
5
14% Feb.
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20%
12%
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30
Sale
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Sale
Sale
%
Sale
u%
12
36 %
11% Sale
12
ii»
36%
68% Sale
113% Sale
40% Sale X41% Sale
111% 112
111% 111%
125%
124% 125% 124
142
143
141
142%
Sale
Sale
113
Sale
162
Sale
162
2
Feb.
Feb. 27
5
Feb.
2
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb. 24
"""% Feb.""I
22%
12%
11%
2%
%
Feb.
9
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
Feb. 27
13
Feb.
9
12
Feb.
20
Feb.
13
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
% Jan.
11% Jan.
11% Jan.
Jan
36
1
68
Feb.
69%
112% Feb. 16 114
1
40% Feb.
42%
110% Feb. 21 111%
124
Feb. 20 125%
Feb.
143
160% Feb.
9 143
6 163
Feb.-
Feb.
Feb.
6
27
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
27
9
Feb
2
13
5
12
16
15
Jan
12 % Jan
Feb
23
18
% Feb
14% Jan
14% Jan
16
42
15
Jan
2
69% Feb
Jan.
Feb. 16 118% Jan
Jan. 18 42% Feb
Feb. 21 115% Jan
124
Feb. 20 *127% Jan
9 143
Feb
141% Jan.
6 164
Jan
160% Feb.
65%
112%
39%
110%
Public~Sarv4ce Elec & Gas—
~
*
*
.....—*
$5 preferred
41
25
2
13
69,
"8"
30
3,
3,
':
1,
2,
Pullman Go
-
Pure Oil
6% preferred
100
5% conv preferred
100
Purity Bakeries.—
*
Quaker State Oil Rfg Corp-.10
Radio Corp of America
*
$5 preferred B
*
$3.50 conv 1st pref
*
{Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp.*
Raybestos-Manhattan
*
Rayonier Inc
1
$2 preferred
25
Reading Co
50
1st preferred...
50
2d preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery
..5
Preferred
Reis (Robt) & Co 1st
Reliable Stores Corp
Remington-Rand
Preferred w w
60,
7,
54,
2
1
9
3
5
15
1,
16
7,
*
1
33
6
2,
1
1
26
20
3
27
1
5
11
1
25
.
.
5
*
100
100
5
10
100
100
Reynolds Metals Co
5%% conv preferred
Reynolds Spring Co
Reynolds (R J) Tob cl B
*
100
.*
*
{Roan Antelope Cop Mines
1
Ruberoid Co capital stock
*
tRutland RR
preferred
100
—
1V*
23
90
liH
29
81
51%
9%
87%
69
Sale
100%
Sale
Sale
66
1 %
Sale
20%
21%
17% Sale
20
17 %
19%
17%
27% *28
15
Sale
25%
26
25%
22
22
21%
3%
3%
3%
Sale
44
54%
12
12%
16%
7 % Sale
7
12% Sale
12%
9% Sale
10%
49% Sale
55%
64
67
68%
Sale
90
699-8
11%
22%
71%
Sale
84 %
77
53%
37
527%
7%
12%
19%
1%
conv
preferred
*
Sale
Sale
.
Sharon
__*
Steel Corp
$5 conv preferred
_.*
Sharp & Dohme.
Conv preferred series A_. II*
"*
Shattuck (Frank G)__
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
II*
Shell Union OU
ioo
-.5
*
_
.
Sale
1 %
._*
III
......
Simonds Saw & Steel Co...
lio
*
Ii 5
Skelly Oil Co..
6% preferred
♦
$6 preferred
lio
Smith (A O) Corp
Smith & Corona Typewr
85% Sale
\lH
53%
Socony Vacuum Oil Co Inc.
lis
South Amer Gold & Plat... ..i
Southeastern Greyhound L. —5
*
South Porto Rico Sugar
.
50
6%
37%
12%
105%
6%
22%
2%
22
20%
Sale
60
67
6%
12
Sale
Sale
%
2*
2%
4
52%
Sale
112
Sale
111
16% Sale
Sale
20%
12% Sale
2% Sale
Sale
25%
144
13
28% Feb. 20
20
16
25% Feb.
21% Feb.
3% Feb.
17
12
Feb.
Feb.
23
7
Feb.
16
12% Feb.
9% Feb.
1
44
5
5
1
2
49% Feb.
68% Feb.
6
1% Feb.
19% Feb.
2
5
Feb.
9
26% Feb.
22% Feb. 10
8
4% Feb.
54
Feb. 28
12% Feb. 20
1
7% Feb.
9
13% Feb.
10% Feb. 15
55% Feb. 29
5
68% Feb.
Feb.
29
Feb.
6
11%
22%
76%
45%
11%
Feb.
Feb.
6
6
27
Feb.
20
Feb. 16
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
82
46
Feb.
.Feb.
26
90
Feb.
2
6% Feb.
40% Feb.
7
12%
47
Sale
46
14%
94
89
Sale
#
,1"
Sale
.19%
Sale
54
Sale
7
12%
1%
Sale
38%
%
Sale
Sale
3
2%
7
Feb.
5
2
16
3
6% Feb.
11% Feb. 21
1
18% Feb.
Feb.
1
36% Feb.
% Feb.
% Feb.
15
7
2
2
2
Feb.
2
4
Feb.
19
1%
21%
89%
76%
13%
15%
92%
8%
41 %
5
84%
Sale
14
Sale
13%
55%
5%
50%
x6%
Sale
13
Feb.
59%
Sale
51
60
Sale
.
7
38
Sale
11%
106% 107
Sale
22
Sale
2%
22%
Sale
23%
20%
19%
103% Sale
18
--
20
102%
112
Sale
112%
10%
Sale
11%
2%
14%
Sale
24
Sale
148
Sale
15%
152
11%
107
6% Sale
21% Sale
2%
2%
23
25 %
108
22%
39
!iH
111
16%
10%
Sale
106
104
15
Sale
1
14%
9%
23%
11%
2%
,
Sale
9
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb. 21
23
Feb. 20
3
Feb.
Feb. 13
Feb. 26
7% Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
28
19%
1%
38%
%
%
3%
Feb. 29
9
Feb.
Feb. 21
Feb. 17
1
Feb.
9
Feb.
7
Feb.
4
1
27
19
Feb. 17
Feb. 20
1
Feb.
Feb.
23
Feb. 27
Feb. 15
Feb.
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
Feb.
23
2
8
Feb. 27
% Feb.
1
60% Jan.
1% Jan.
19% Feb.
16
Jan.
27
Jan.
14% Jan.
25% Feb.
20% Jan.
3% Jan.
40
Jan.
12
Feb.
7
Feb.
11% Jan.
9% Jan.
49% Feb.
68% Jan.
1% Jan.
18% Jan.
79% Jah.
1
3
2
Feb.
19
85
Feb.
8
l6% Feb.
1'
Jan.
88
Jan.
1
36% Feb.
% Jan.
% Jan.
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
44% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
104
112
Feb.
24
6% Feb.
Feb.
10% Feb.
3
2
.
23
Feb.
2
16
25
9
1
Feb.
19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
20% Feb.
19 103% Feb.
6 118
Feb.
20
Feb.
7
26
Feb.
9
6 112% Feb.
16
Feb.
2
Feb.
11% Feb. 28
1
2% Feb.
14% Feb. 26
22% Feb.
148
22% Feb.
2% Feb.
7
24
Feb.
7
10% Feb.
24% Feb.
12
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb
23
16
19
Jan
13
Jan
8
Jan
30
13 % Feb
10% Jan
6
55% Feb
22
4
22
23
23
4
23
7
3
19
30
9
Jan
69
1 % Jan
23% Jan
92% Jan
76% Feb
14% Jan
Jan
29
82
Feb
53
Jan
15% Feb
Jan
94
8%
41%
52%
8%
7%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
12
20% Jan
1% Feb
Jan
42
% Jan
% Jan
3% Feb
Jan
4
15
50% Feb
2 110% Feb
10 114
Jan
30 116
Feb
15
28% Feb
2
50
6%
36%
10%
.05
5%
21 %
2%
21%
19%
99%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
% Jan
1 % Jan
Jan
20
2% Jan
l|
87
26
16% Jan
16
15
26
54% Feb
5% Jan
2
24
54
Jan
J an
Jan
13
7% Jan
11
40 % Feb
1
13% Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
15 108%
19
6%
2
24
8
2%
Jan
19
Feb
25
15
22% Jan
3 103% Jan
21
105
Jan.
15
111
Jan.
23
10
15
Feb.
30 118
Feb
29 112% Jan
7
17% Jan
10
Feb.
26
11% Jan
19% Jan.
11% Feb.
13
28
24% Feb
12% Jan
2% Jan
16% Man
9
9
8
2% Feb.
9
15% Feb.
28% Feb. 23
2 150
31
31
4%
1
Jan
4% Feb
Feb
54
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
54%
23 108% Feo.
19
6% Feb.
Jan
Jan
23
15
26
Feb.
Feb
16
26
Feb. 21
1
Feb.
Feb. 21
Feb. 13
6
Feb.
5% Feb.
21% Feb.
2% Feb
5
Feb
Jan
15
Jan.
54% Feb.
106
16
% Jan.
% Feb.
26
50
13
18
54% Feb.
4% Feb.
38
15
66%
1%
21%
19%
28%
16%
26%
113% Jan.
19% Jan.
11% Jan. 23
13% Jan
3
Feb
72
Jan.
77
8
% Jan.
% Jan
4% Jan. 11
7% Feb
Jan
46% Feb. 16 49
112% Feb. 10 115% Jan
109
Feb. 27 109
Feb
8
5%
51%
7%
40%
11%
2
8
6% Jan. 18
2
39% Jan.
52% Jan. 29
7
Feb. 16
6% Jan. 20
10% Jan. 25
18% Jan. 15
14% Feb.
2
3
6
11% Feb.
6
22% Feb.
76% Feb. 16
45% Feb. 28
3
9% Jan.
1
Feb.
18% Feb.
Jan.
65
26
19%
103
102%,
118
105%
112% 111%
15
15%
10
10%
Sale
21%
14% Sale
26% Sale
149% 150
17
11744-Jan....J, 148—-Jan
5
25% Feb.
32% Jan
7
8% Feb.
9% Jan
2
85
Feb.
89
Feb
Jan
77% Feb. 13 79
14% Jan. 19
15% Feb
14 % Feb. 29
15% Feb
6
5% Jan.
6% Jan
1%
80%
13%
12%
Sale
Sale
Feb.
12
27 109
Feb. 26
8
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 26
Sale
Sale
.
% Feb.
Sale
13%
»«
Feb.
109
%
18%
1 %
82 %
13%
Sale
IVA
109
% Sale
% Sale
Sale
18%
8
86
Sale
i'4
7
2%
24
Feb.
6*
6%
24
Feb.
Feb.
70
Sale
4
37%
Sale
17
Sale
18%
1%
83%
15%
1
Feb. 21
1
Feb.
Feb. 23
5
Feb.
27
15
19%
1
47% Feb.
48% Sale"
50%
Sale
1 110%
106% Feb.
110% Sale
Sale
112% Feb. 19 113%
112% 114
Sale
115
115% 113% Feb. 10 116
Sale
1
23% Feb.
27% Sale
28%
Sale
Sale
1
12% Feb.
13%
76%
74% Feb. 27 77
75%
Sale
1
% Sale
% Feb.
%
Sale
6
Sale
3
5% Feb.
7%
Sale
*46
Sale
47
46% Feb. 16 47%
Sale
112% 113% 113
112% Feb. 10 114
Sale
107%
Feb.
6
66%
1%
21%
18%
Sale
Sale
47%
106%
113%
114%
23%
12%
75%
16
Sale
Sale
38
8
Feb.
89
78% Feb. 29
15% Feb.
9
15% Feb.
3
87
75
83%
Sale
16
Feb.
3
29% Feb.
9
8% Feb. 23
Sale
81
55
62% Feb.
1% Feb.
Feh^_28
118
1%
20%
23
10%
Sale
Sale
99%
_.
ioo
Sale
Sale
._*
Snider Packing....
Sale
19%
100
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron. 100
7%
13
Sale
Sale
108
♦
100
Servel Inc
40.
Sale
13
82%
52%
Sale
7%
6%
Sale
55
26
11% Sale
94
87%
6%
6%
T'
26%
Sale
IVA
26
_*
{Seaboard Air line
4-2% preferred
Seaboard Oil Co of Del
Seagrave Corp (The)
Sears, Roebuck & Co
8% preferred
114
15%
15%
86
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
55
Sale
19
1
75
Sale
Sal*
7%
100%
Sale
Sale
39%
12
62%
1%
1%
19%
—10
41% Sale
Sale
100
6% preferred.
100
%
2
{St Louis Southwestern
100
2%
4
5% preferred
100
5%
Sale
Safeway Stores.
*
47
Sale
5% preferred..
100 104
6% preferred
100 112% Sale
Sale
7% preferred
.-100 114
Savage Arras Corp.
*
20% Sale
Schenley Distillers Corp
Sale
5
72
5%% preferred
100
70
{Schulte Retail Stores
1
% Sale
8% preferred—
.100
6%
4%
Scott Paper
*
48% Sale
Simms Petroleum
64
Joseph Lead.
Simmons Co
For
9
75
{St Louis-San Francisco
6
14,
93,
12,
2,
11,
J*
10% Sale
51%
54
1
10
10
Common.
Richfield Oil Corp
Ritter Dental Mrg..
Conv preferred
Silver King Coalition
5,
23
12 %
...
9
2
27
12
7% preferred
5%% preferred.....
$4.50
11
21%
3%
10
.1
$4 preferred
132
16 %
25
16%
Class A
st
18% Sale
28%
Sale
28
13
8
....
9,
100%
60% Sale
1% Sale
10%
20%
38
tReo Motor Car
Republic Steel Corp
6% conv preferred
6 % conv prior pf ser A
Revere Copper & Brass
3,
75
100
Rensselaer & Sara RR Co.. 100
19,
109,
1,
2,
11.
Sale
8% Sale
pref.. 100
*
Reliance Mfg Co
12,
3,
rmttim 114"%—149—14-744- -Feb-.—2
5
26% Sale
Y6% Sale
25% Feb.
7
8% Feb.
8% Sale
8% Sale
Feb.
2
85
85
87
87
88
89%
92%
77% Feb. 13
77% 77% 78.% Sale
77%
78%
15% Sale
14% Sale *14% Feb. 15
14% Sale
15
15%
14% Feb. 29
14
15
14% Sale
6
Sale
5 % Sale
5% Feb. 28
5% Sale
31 %
19
2
1
Sale Prices
95% Feb. 28
Jan
23 136
Feb
31
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
70
95% Feb. 28
136
30
110
"5%
Lowest
Sale Prices
88% Jan. 15
147
147
$
Sale'
49
Sale
48
107% 111*
4% Sale
22
23%
7%
148
Sale
6%
Sale
30
%
Sale
95%
140
140
134
"1
Pittston Co (The).
Plymouth Oil.
Ask
Sale
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
Par Bid
90 %
RANOE SINCE JAN.
Jan,
19
14% Feb. 26
22% Jan. 16 28%|Feb
6 150
144% Jan.
Feb
march, 1940]
n. y. stock
.
39
exchange—stocks
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
13,900
50,400
22,900
18,900
100
~L406
28,600
6,800
530
53,600
30,000
66,000
1,300
6,500
5,800
7,500
16,400
326,600
5,700
6,400
"47000
2.400
800
11,600
63,100
7 prior preferred
113,000
80,600
149,200
2,900
14,100
14,000
24,800
49,900
500.300
,
5,200
11,800
800
770
18,500
1,400
18,900
6,100
2,400
31,300
3,100
11,100
7,200
12,900
43,200
800
9,600
600
1,900
200
14,000
1,300
1,300
2,800
5,000
56,100
36,700
290
8,200
8,100
2,300
8,100
55,800
75,900
3,900
1,500
650
2,100
8,100
110
1,100
200
4,400
1,500
4,900
200
6,200
700
7,500
68,300
7,900
3,100
2,400
50
5
Telautograph Corp
Tennessee
Texas
-5
—25
Corp
Corp (The)
17
Sale
34 H
37
Sale
29?*
Sale
2)4
Sale
7
75*
65
22)4
21H
Sale
Sale
100
1
30,000 Thermoid Co
1,350
$3 dividend conv pref—-10
100
27,100 Third Avenue
2,400 Thompson (J R)
29,990 Thompson Products
16,600 Thompson Starrett
9,900
52,100
4,600
38,000
16,300
27,500
95,600
1,900
31,200
1,100
4,400
25
*
*
Preferred
-
33 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
101)4 103X
2X
2%
654 Sale
$4.50
conv
Timken Roller Bear
$1.50 preferred
4,200
3,400 Twin City Rapid
820
*
*
100
1
Preferred
62,700 Twin Coach Co
11.200 JUlen & Co
*
10,500 Underwood Elliott Fisher—♦
177,40()|Union Bag & Paper
*
77 400 Union Carbide & Carbon
*
2 220 Union Elec Co of Mo $5 pref,,*
20i300|Union Oil, California
-25
18,800'Union Pacific
-—100
4% preferred
100
5,500
192
1001
'—
Sale
28
80
Sale
77 34
8)4
Sale
5
Sale
7%
6)4
10X
10)4
11 J*
954
56)4
122
Sale
Sale
58
122)4
9X
Sale
27 X
Sale
2)4
16)*
295*
Sale
7
17
Sale
8X
22X
Sale
32
Sale
8% Sale
ex
7x
5)4
34)4
Sale
Sale
4)4
65*
Sale
44 5*
Sale
52,000
3,300
980
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
78
4?*
9)4
12X
24)4
2X
24?*
10)4
Sale
i\x
Sale
Sale
J8/8
28
Sale
100
*
United Drug Inc
United Dyewood
5
10
Preferred
800 U S Distributing Corp
U S Freight
4,500
18,700 U S Gypsum Co,
7% preferred
380
3,200 U S Hoffman Mach
5X% conv preferred
15,600 U S Industrial Alchol
4,900 U S Leather
Class A
Prior preferred
16,000 U S Pipe & Foundry
1,900 U S Playing Card
19,800 1U S Realty & Impt
177,200 U S Rubber
8% 1st preferred
18,600
5,600 U S Smelt Ref & Mining
Preferred
For footnotes see page 40.
Feb.
28
33 X Feb.
28
29?* Jan.
26
7
Sale
33X
107)4 108
15* Sale
Sale
2
29X Feb.
6?*, Feb. 27
107
24
9
25X
42 5*
28X
76X
754
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
29
2454 Feb.
27X Feb.
44)4 Feb.
15
Feb.
17
27
80X Feb. 27
8)4 Feb. 15
8
6?* Feb.
Feb.
24
11 •
Sale
10
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1
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16
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1
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5
65
47
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10
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53
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6
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254 Feb. 23
50 X Feb.
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16
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8
29
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4
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17
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3
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30
15
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1,300
9,300
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5
2
9
54
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17
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6
2
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4
5
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United Eng & Foundry
4,100
200
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24
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6
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4
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8
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554
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11
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2,300 United-Carr Fastener Corp— *
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177,400 United Corp
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*
49,300
28
122B
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1)4 Feb.
39
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1
34
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64
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1
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28)4 Feb. 26
23
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29
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15X
95
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5
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Sale Prices
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if*
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5
Tran & Williams Steel Forg—*
Tri-Continental Corp
*
6% preferred
*
Truax Traer Coal
*
10
200 Truscon Steel Co
32,800 20th Century Fox Film Corp.*
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4X
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40
2
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50 X
2
2
39
13
23 X
Transamerica Corp
Transc & West Air Inc—
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29)4
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29X
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*
preferred
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at*
20
10
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—*
—
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52
10X
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7% preferred
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6
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69
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Texas Gulf Producing Co
Gulf Sulphur
Texas
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2
65
34
52 M
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42)4
38
2054
45)4
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500
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12)4
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3)4
320
5,100
9,700
-—
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32 X
140
5,700
2,100
14,900
57,700
——25
Ask Bid
14 X
20
39
Lowest
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Feb. 29
1
29X
*
7,500
2,400
100
10c
*
--1
Superior Steel
100
Sutherland Paper Co
-10
Sweets Co of Amer (The)—50
Ask 'Bid
-*
3,700
1,500
48,200
23,300
23,300
1,900
1
-*
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Bid
Coal & Oil
10
Texas Pacific Land Trust—,—
Texas & Pacific,
100
Thatcher Manufacturing
*
$3.60 conv preferred
*
700
—*
2,200 The Fair Co
380
53,800
Studebaker
SymingtonL-Gould .Corp with
stock purchase warrants-—1
Without warrants
1
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1,700 Talcott (James) Inc
800
17,100
*
Standard Oil Co. of Ind
25
Standard Oil of New Jersey .25
Starrett Co (The LS)
-*
Sterling Products Inc
--10
Stewart Warner Corp
5
Stokely Bros & Co Inc..——1
Stone & Webster
*
Standard Oil of California
12,600
7,300
6,900
7,100
108,700
18,600
28,300
18,600
14,200
2,500
2,500
1,500
*
*
—*
*
43,900 Swift & Co
13,500 Swift International Ltd
5,400
3,100
56,700
7,800
13,700
5,100
300
*
*
6% preferred
32,000 Sunshine Mining Co
10,600 Superheater Co (The)
19,200 Superior Oil
910
190
1,800
*
12,100 Sun Oil
70
9,100
2,000
certife—.100
4 preferred
6 prior preferred
59,100
600
19,100
Ohio
469,000 Standard Brands
4,700
$4.50 preferred
30,300 Standard Gas & Electric
420
12,100
4,200
8,200
2,000
10,900
-*
100
11,300 Sparks Withington
*
400 Spear & Co
1
10
$5.50 pref
*
3,100 Spencer Kellogg & Sons
*
68,300 Sperry Corp (The) v t c
1
12.4H0 Spicer Mfg Co
*
1,310
$3 conv preferred A
*
45,800 Spiegel Co Inc
—2
Convertible $4.50 preferred *
2,190
16,000 Square D Co class B
1
200
1,700
5,300
6,700
1,200
9,700
Feb.
Mobile &
1
1940
Par
60,000 Southern Railway
5% preferred
46,200
500
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
exchange
38,000 Southern California Edison.-25
100
121,000 Southern Pacific Co
6,100
20,300
1,080
7,700
77,800
n. y. stock
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
STOCKS
In
2
65
Feb.
4
28
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
28
8
4
5
3
Feb. 29
Jan.
4
70 5* Jan.
11
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
40
AGGREGATE
SALES
Price
STOCKS
N. V. STOCK
February
Jan. 1
Share*
Shares
166,300
8,000
4,700
*432,900 United States Steel
19,100
7% preferred
100
*
13,400 U 8 Tobacco
970
7% preferred
25
4,200 United Stockyards Corp
1
Conv preferred (70c)-----*
2,400
5
6,400 United Stores A
1,800
800
2,500
2
234
2
7
A*
Sale
7
69
180
15,800
4,000
"~2~, 400
10
"l",900
2,000
2,500
320
90
300
800
200
700
2,300
100
Preferred
230
37,600 Vanadium Corp of America. .*
5
6,300 Van Raalte Co
410
7% 1st preferred
100
5
5,300 Vick Chemical Co—
30 Vicks Shreve & Pac Ry Co.100
5% preferred
100
5
"6,006 Victor Chemical "Works
*
7,800 Va Caro Chemical
6% preferred
.100
8,400
770 Virginia Elec & Power 6% pref*
Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke 100
""370
5% preferred
— .100
25
1,500 Virginia Ry Co
6% preferred
•
25
2,300
360 Vulcan Detinning
100
7% preferred...
100
1,700 JWabash
Preferred A..
7,000
100
100
160
Preferred B
"4",700
"8",660
3,400
8,500
2,300
30,600
11,300
4,100
2,200
—5;900
4,700
61,600
1,550
7,600
300
16,100
5,000
3,000
400
-178001"
1,400
30,000
,
680
2,600
100
20
1,600
1,900
2,600
2,600
15,000
~
3.500
1,900
300
2,400
18,100
17,000
16,100
140
800
5,700
3,300
10
1,150
26,300
""100
700
13,500
1,700
7,900
400
1,000
1,100
13,200
10,600
18,200
3,500
10
5,800
60,300
7,400
100
1,000
700
410
3,000
1,400
47,600
270
2,800
31,800
13",600
6,600
3,300
16*
33*
7% preferred
100
Warner Bros Pictures
$3.85
5
*
t Warr en Bros
*
Convertible preferred
*
$1 1st preferred
1
Warren Foundry & Pipe
*
Washington Gas Light Co—No
conv
preferred
*
Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
conv
preferred.
55
"36"
1954
Sale
62
45
35
Sale
132
-134
117
5 34
4534
3334
90
1
134
134
634
2134
9434
534
34
si*
2934
334
28
Sale
6 34
4634
3434
Sale
Sale
Sale
234
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
Sale
111
Sale
105
Sale
104
115
Sale
2934
30
JI
334
2834
11634
108
Sale
13434
2634
3534
3534
Sale
934
32
95
20
3
134
334
534
54
Sale
2434
Sale
Sale
1
134
134 Sale
134
234
734 Sale
2134
2234
96
534 Sale
34
59
r
8
1634
Sale
-434
2434 Sale
334 Sale
4834
4934
134
134
634
834
334
534
30
29
1634 Jan.
2854 Jan.
3554 Jan.
114 54 Jan.
44
5934 Feb. 28
2934
334
2734
11634
2
Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
434 Sale
2434
'W
69
Sale
10734 109
Feb.
148
67
Jan.
5
Jan.
15
Feb.
13 159
Jan.
22
Jan.
19
9434 Feb.
7
Jan.
6
54 Jan.
12
19
3
Feb.
29
3454 Jan.
3954 Feb.
23 11554 Jan.
3
23
8
Jan.
8
22
15
6
9
28 54 Jan.
3 34 Jan.
43
12
3
12
70
2
23
Feb.
31
Feb.
4534 Feb.
3334 Feb.
9934 Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
19
134 Feb.
1
Feb.
2
634 Feb.
2134 Feb.
9434 Feb.
3
534 Feb.
3
1
1
1
1
3334 Feb.
1634 Feb. 16
734 Feb. 20
-134 Feb. 272
2234 Feb.
6
334 Feb.
47
Feb.
134 Feb.
2734
11634
134
534
4434
3134
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
90
Feb.
46
5934 Feb. 28
1
Jan.
17
Jan.
4
434 .Tan.
4
31
3154 Jan.
29 118
Jan.
12
254 Jan.
4
31
29
6
3
5
23
8
Jan.
23
48
Jan.
27
35
Jan.
4
9934
Feb.
10
1
9
734 Feb. 27
2234 Feb. 17
96
Feb. 29
534 Feb.
9
35
Feb. 17
1634 Feb.
1
834 Feb.
134
2434
434
50
—
2
Feb. U
Feb. 29
Feb. 19
Feb.
21
134 Feb.
16
654 Feb.
2054 Jan.
18
9334 Jan.
31
534 Jan.
19
#
754
134
2134
334
4554
134
634
Jan.'
5
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Jan.
2
Jan.
15
Jan.
13
11
Jan.
Jan.
13
11
Jan.
Jan.
3
Jan.
11
Feb.
1
Jan.
10
Jam
10-
2534 Jan.
434 Feb.
50
Jan.
10
19
3
134 Jan.
3
Jan.
13
11
26
21
2854 Feb.
1954 Jan.
4
Jan.
16
24
Jan.
4
334 Jan.
5
2iH
W
2234 Feb.
2
Feb.
8
22
Feb.
3
434 Feb. 23
2334 Feb.
I
2534 Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
15
24
3
27
17
4
27
9
7
9
4
15
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
1834 Feb.
27
Jan.
Jan.
2234
98
654
3534
1654
954
Feb.
Feb.
3034 Feb.
2834 Feb.
21
Feb.
Feb.
3
454 Jan.
Jan.
31
Feb.
17
154 Jan.
234 Jan.
134 Jan.
2734 Feb. 26
68
107
Sale
Ill
70
Feb.
8 109
Feb.
8 11334 Feb.
1
6
2234 Feb.
1
Feb.
6
134
26
Sale
9
14 10434 Feb. 24
7 11654 Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb. 20
1734 Feb. 14
Feb. 14 10334 Feb. 14
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
23
13
27
Feb.
10734 Feb.
5
7
434 Feb. 23
Feb.
Feb.
3934 Feb. 24
1
4
Feb.
5
1
7
Feb.
8
% Feb.
9
2534 Feb.
2654 Feb.
9
2334 Feb.
68
Feb.
105 54 Jan.
Ill
Jan.
1
10234 Feb.
11434 Jan.
14
Jan.
31
16
2734 Jan.
10
10334 Feb. 14
3334 Jan. 13
334 Jan. 13
1
634 Feb.
54 Jan. 31
15
5
7*
1 114
Feb.
27 13534 Feb.
9
9
130
Jan.
15 118
15 138
26
9
26
Jan.
20
3334 Jan.
3554 Jan.
23
2734 Feb.
3834 Feb.
3934 Feb.
13
13
lJ
Feb.
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
Jan.
5
Jan.
Jan.
2954 Jan.
3834 Feb.
3934 Jan.
8
65
Feb.
8
65
Feb.
1
9434 Jan.
2554 Jan.
29
98
Jan.
18
3334 Jan.
6634 Jan.
934 Feb.
1134 Jan.
23
70
29
10
23
Feb.
8
65
9734 Feb.
29
Feb.
5
98
5
3234 Feb.
9
13
5
Feb.
Feb.
15
Jan.
2854 Jan.
2834 Jan.
2234 Jan.
2234 Jan.
10534 Jan.
9
3
4
27
Jan.
3
Jan.
8
108
11654 Feb. 20
4
1934 Jan.
10334 Feb. 14
3934 Feb. 24
15
75
2 109
30 114
13
3
8
30
3
110
Sale
Sale
5
J an.
Feb.
9
4
34 Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
1334 Jan
634 Jan.
634 Jan.
Feb.
27
38
Jan.
4
49
28
2034 Feb.
2
1954 Feb.
28
22
9
Feb.
2
Feb.
5
Feb.
1
Feb.
5734 Feb. 16
Feb.
Feb.
10
334 Feb.
16
134 Jan.
5
Feb.
15
9
3
Jan.
15
434 Jan.
5154 Jan.
13
67
6934
934
Feb.
13
67
Feb.
934 Feb.
29
1
Feb.
Feb. 17
Feb.
7
534 Feb.
23
934
1254
534
534
4534 Feb.
20
49
1934 Feb.
1134 Feb.
5
60
Sale
334
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
116
334
134
334
534
121
Feb.
Feb.
534 Feb.
65
24 121
Feb.
3
29
Feb. 24
2334
4034
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
23
19
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
28
8
20
73
38
Feb.
26
3734 Feb. 23
35
3634
45
48
1
2534 Feb.
4134 Feb.
70
Feb.
Feb.
9
7
24
9
5
Jan.
2
2254 Jan.
3854 Jan.
20
116
2
3
11
8
8
26
Feb. 27
Jan.
4
11
16
15
Jan. 29
6
Feb. 29
65
Feb. 24
121
9
2534 Feb.
7
4134 Feb.
354 J an«
134 Feb.
434 Feb.
2154 Jan.
9
18
Jan.
2
8
68
Jan.
19
71
24
3734 Jan.
Jan.
8
25
70
*
35
48
Feb.
1 114
Feb.
4534 Feb. 26
10
8
107
Sale
Sale
107
87
5
8534 Feb. 29 8934 Feb.
6
24
Feb.
2234 Feb. 28
5
1654 Feb.
185-4 Feb. 21
24
14
12234
Feb.
11834 Feb.
9
1
1154 Feb.
1034 Feb.
8
43
Feb.
1
39
Feb.
Sale
Sale
2334 Sale
1734 Sale
23
Sale
Sale
120
Feb. 20
Jan.
13
3
Jan.
5634 Jan.
16
13 54
62
56 54 Jan.
Feb.
Feb. 20
Jan.
Jan.
2
19
5934 Feb. 28
334 Feb. 13
9
2934 Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb. 29 118
5
534 Feb.
4434 Feb. 23
3134 Feb. 27
1
90
Feb.
29
2834
18Sale
Sale
46
Sale
1034
Sale
122
Sale
Sale
39
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
81
23
86
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
234 Sale
Sale
1634
29
65
35
Sale
34 Feb. 24
1
3534 Feb.
3634 Feb. 27
56
117
1
70
70
8734
1
Feb.
38
75
70
Sale
Sale
1534
Sale
6734
Sale
Sale
2734
72
Sale
Sale
99
534
534 Sale
4334
Sale
Sale
634
4534.
634
4434
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
2234 Sale
2334 Sale
1134
534
Feb.
9
70
63
Sale
Sale
10234
11434 11534 11634 11734 116
Sale
163
16
1534
1634
1003a
10334
3434 Sale
3834
3434
334 Sale
334
334
6
634 Sale
634
34
34
66
13
48$
2
15
85
Sale
Ifl
8*
Feb.
28
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
19
Highest
Sale Prices
3
22 6854 Jan.
4
19 11834 Jan.
Jan. 27
2
133
70
Sale
1
1
24
Feb.
45
Sale
434
Feb.
Feb.
2
2
1634 Sale
834
9
__.4~34-—4-342334 Sale
334 Sale
2234
13
20
Feb.
16
Jan.
Feb.
3334 Feb. 21
3934 Feb. 23
69
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
35
Feb.
1
2334
Sale
54
5534 Jan.
115
Feb.
1
Sale
34p
9
14
Sale"
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7334
10534
11234
1934
2
Feb.
23
26
23
Feb.
3734 Feb.
23
Sale
Feb.
16
9
20
Sale
2734
1734
334
15
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
18
Sale
134 Feb.
4334 Jan.
134 Feb.
6 54 Jan.
154 Jan.
45
28
2
Sale
17
iH
6
Feb.
Feb.
19
134
834
534
3034
1934 Sale
2234 Sale
Feb.
39
134
534
334
2934
3
19
33
Sale
6
1
Feb.
3634 Feb. 20
Sale
Cash sales,
z Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights.
from United American Bosch,
g Change of name from Peerless Corp.
a
1
Sale Prices
56 34 Feb.
115
Sale
47
9
Prices
Feb.
9
Said
Sale
134
4634
234
'
Sale
Sale
Sale
.5
3,800 Wilcox Oil & Gas...
48,100 Willys-Overland Motors
1
18,500
6% conv preferred
334
10
48,100 Wilson & Co
534
52
9,300
$6 cum preferrred
100
30 Wisconsin Elec Pow 6% pf.100 116
16,300 Woodward Iron Co
10
2334
134,100 Wool worth (F W)
3834
10
18
29,200 Worthington P & M
100
130
7% preferred A
100
6634
6% preferred B
60
100
Prior pref 434 % series...100
"2",600
3434
Prior pref 4 34 % conv ser 100
3,800
4334
870 Wright Aeronautical Corp
* 114
6,500 Wrigley (Wm) Jr
8534
*
6,000 Yale &, Towne Mfg Co
2434
25
109,600 Yellow Truck & Coach cl B..1
1834
1,070
7% preferred.
___400 11534
7,300 Young Spring & Wire
*
1134
83,900 Youngstown Sheet & Tube...*
4634
300
534 % preferred series A..100
84
22,800 Youngstown Steel Door
*
2734
II,500 Zenith Radio Corp
1634
*
6,000 Zonite Products Corp
234
name
34
47
6
Sale
Sale
AA
Sale
2234
3%
60,500 Western Union Telegraph. .100
2634 Sale
*
2734 Sale
37,000 Westinghouse Air Brake
36,900 Westinghouse Elec & Mfg..50 11634 Sale
138
410
7% 1st preferred
50 136
Sale
5,300 Weston Electric Instrument._*
W4Sale
*
37
11,800 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
3834
3734
6,400
5% preferred
30
10 Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry__ 100
40
70
Sale
95
1,720
534% conv preferred
160
46,100 Wheeling Steel Corp
3134 Sale
*
110
90
6% preferred
100
""606
70
$5 conv prior preferred....*
68
10
9
1,900 White Dental Mfg Co (SS).20
Sale
1
12
34,600 White Motor Co
6
634
4,900 White Rock Min Spgs Co
*
57,600 White Sewing Machine..
1
434 Sale
Convertible preferred
33
3634
I,100
*
Prior preferred
6,300
2034 Sale
20
Deferred delivery,
Sale
116?4
3734
4534
Sale
130
134 Sale
134 Sale
3
134
7
6%
2134
20%
9534 Sale
534 Sale
33 % Sale
16
1634
II.
45
"66"
3
Sale
Sale
11734 11534 11734
44
4434 Sale
4334
65
5934
2734
m
93
i!SS
28
Sale
4434
33 34
17*
2934
Sale
2
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
134
134
5434 Sale
5434
5534 5434
13 34
13
1434
1334
1434
6734 62
6334
6634
6634
Sale
150
148
15734 149
Sale
83
7834
7834 Sale
80
Sale
11734 118
60
3,700 West Penn Pow Co 434 % pf 100
5,700 West Virginia Pulp & Paper. _*
100
6% preferred
100
19,800 Western Auto Supply Co
10
6,100 Western Maryland
;
100
2d preferred
1,300
.100
4,800 Western Pacific 6% pref-„100
Sale
334
29
*
*
1,000 West Penn Electric Co A
7% preferred
100
1,600
6% preferred
-..100
1,820
157
11454 11534
44 34 Sale
100
*
Sale
38
—L44-
1
* No par value,
Change of
*
6,900 Wayne Pump Co
3,300
620
Ward Baking Co class A
26,200 Webster ELsenlohr
7% preferred
13406
780
*
-
Walker (H) Gooder & W Ltd.*
Preferred
*
6
1,000
1,300
2,000
100
13,300
1,800
Walworth Co.
5,200 Waukesha Motor Co
3~,80d
400
Waldorf System.
*
Walgreen Co
434 % preferred with warr 100
l
56*
4,100 Vadsco Sales Corp
--*
Sale
Ask
58
Sale
Sale
654
2,700 Universal Picture 1st pref_.100
370
Steel
Tobacco
Sale
2
1,380
Leaf
Preferred
Ask Bid
Sale
2,400
900 Universal-Cyclops
Sale
Bid
43
14
$6 conv preferred-
1,340
2,200 Universal
Ask
5634
£11534
3734
4434
68
151
290
b
66 34
w
*
100
900
.
Bid
Lowest
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
Par
*
1
500
400
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1940
Since
100
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
In
Feb.
8534
22
Feb.
1434 Feb.
234 Feb.
2454 Feb. 21
16
Feb.
23
254 Feb. 21
35
44
Feb.
Jan.
105
Jan.
85
Jan.
2234 Jan.
18
5034 Jan.
22 11434 Jan.
22
8934 Feb.
20
25
Jan.
8
8
2
5
3
4
1934 Jan.
5 12234 Feb. 24
5
1654 Feb.
11534 Jan.
1034 Feb.
3854 Jan.
Jan.
3
22
4834 Jan.
3
86
Jan.
15
89
22
Feb.
5
1434 Feb.
234 Jan.
3
I Companies reported in receivership.
1
19
12
Jan.
6
2834 Jan.
1634 Jan.
234 Jan.
4
3
3
T Galled for redemption,
RANGE
...Shares_
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29--.a-
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
ON
PRICES
6,389,694
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
NOTICE—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash sales, are disregarded
and when selling outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote
1939
$45,522,000
87,542.000
$24,492,000
February
2,974,615
7,331,860
3,167,928
1940
Bond Sales
1939
1940
Stock Sales
February
OF
64,742,000
In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month,
in the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in
computing the range for the year.
AGGREGATE
In
Shares
150
13,755
3,000
1,300
8,200
3,500
3,400
125
470
260
200
100
Jan. 2
STOCKS
Par
450 Acme w ire Co common
Aero Supply Mfg class A
17" 155
10
1
1
Class B
7,100 Ainswortb Mfg Corp com
5
1
5,400 Air Associates Inc common
10,300 t Air Investors Inc common—*
Convertible preferred
4,000
*
Warrants
4,400
325 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
50
800 Ala Power Co $7 preferred. .
860
$6 preferred
—
400 Alles & Fisher Inc common
*
200 Alliance Investment common *
200
100
400
5,600
8.400
350
600
110
1,300
100
200
300
2,400
1,000
1,100
4,900
62.755
31,200
600
550
9,200
"
V.555
975
325
950
1,300
4,800
300
350
10
3,300
500
1,100
425
5,300
6,400
15,100
950
2,300
2,500
800
800
100
350
19,100
3,000
11,229
5,500
190
200
3,300
$3 conv preferred-_.
*
600 Allied Products Corp com—10
400
Class A
35,550 Aluminum Co common
5,600
6% preferred
900 Aluminum Goods Mfg
5,700 Aluminum Industries com
15,350 Aluminium Ltd
900
6% preferred
1,600 Ameriban Beverage Corp
1,310 American Book Co
2,600 Amer Box Board Co com
500 Amer Capital Corp cl
Common class B
800
A
Bid
Ask
•
22 %
20 %
Sale
5%
5%
10%
Sale
2§*
22 H
Sale
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o
25
*
100
21
18%
73
2h
1
3
1%
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115
16%
*
*
97
100
1
100
1
10c
10%
20
19
18
Sale
105% 107
1%
k%
44
42%
6%
7%
3
2%
$3 preferred
$5.50 prior preferred.
*
7,500 American Centrifugal Corp._l
Amer Cities Power & Lt Corp—
Conv class A
-.25
1,425
Class A with warrants
1,900
25,
Class B
1
8,800
20%
70%
%
Sale
31%
33
28%
31
400
315 Amer Cyanamid com class A. 10
Common class B non-vot-_10
112,700
40.700 American Export Lines com._l
2,200 Amer & Foreign Power warr
*
1,500 Amer Fork & Hoe Co com
31,100 American Gas & Elec new..10
$6 preferred
18,400
*
10c
3,800 American General Corp
$2 preferred
1
2,225
350
$2.50 preferred
1
1,650 Amer Hard Rubber Co com .50
1%
5% Sale
10%
11%
2%
2%
26% Sale
3
%s
site*
2%
1%
38%
114
3%
25%
30
12
20
68
'
1
*
1.100 Angostura-Wupperman
200 Apex Elec Mfg Co common
Appalachian Elec Power—
610
$7 preferred
81,100 lArcturus Radio Tube
9,100 Arkansas Nat Gas common..*
Class A non-voting
*
20,929
14,400
6% preferred
10
710 Arkansas P & L $7 preferred.*
5
700 Art Metal Works common
10.600 Ashland Oil & Refining Co-.l
Assoc Breweries of Canada
*
—
74
75
107
108
2
1%
16
15%
32*
84*'
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5%
15%
3%
1%
1%
12%
ii*
Sale
116
Sale
29
2
6
8
26% Feb. 28
Feb.
Feb.
75*
Feb.
8
34% Sale
15% Sale
31
Sale
16%
16%
Sale
29
23
20
85
68
Sale
%
88
7%
Sale
74%
15%
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1%
2
13%
%
2%
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6%
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17
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33
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34*
95*
30
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80
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35%
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99
6% Sale
5%
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14
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6
6
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10
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9
10% Feb. 26
20
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7
20
6
10% Feb. 26
7
20
Feb.
9
1% Feb.
8
Feb.
7
1 168% Feb. 13
5 116% Feb. 20
2
1% Feb.
1
32
a
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34%
33% Feb.
33
Feb.
1% Feb.
21
21
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15
% Feb.
3
11% Feb. 13
34% Fen. 28
3% Feb.
1
3% Sale
29% Sale
27
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1
Sale
31
15% Sale
13
Feb.
Feb.
3
7
33
16% Sale
15% Sale
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19
1
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6
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23
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2
1
2
1
31% Jan.
14
2
24
6
14
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20
7
Feb.
3
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2
1
1
8
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17
2
28% Jan.
18% Feb. 29
21
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1
6
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9
6
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16
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27
11% Feb.
14
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8
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2
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31
15
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23
2
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2
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2
7% Feb. 28
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19
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18
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2
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6% Feb.
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24
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14
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13
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19
2
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20
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9
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24
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4
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15
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1
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9
16% Jan.
29% Jan.
11
26
22
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5
68
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19
11
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36
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29
17
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% Jan.
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6
7% Jan.
6% Feb.
3
6
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4
75
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17
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9
8
6
3% Feb.
1% Jan.
4
Feb.
27
12% Jan.
10
2
14 115
2
Feb.
17*
15 104
Jan. 17
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
2
Jan.
113% Feb.
6% Feb.
5% Feb.
99
Jan.
16% Feb. 21
25
29
Feb.
Feb.
75
4
15
Feb.
1
4
3
10
9
30
%s Jan. 13
11% Feb. 13
24% Feb. 28
Ill % Jan.
2
3% Jan. 19
Jan.
14
Jan.
2% Jan.
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20% Jan.
40% Jan.
31 % Jan.
15
Jan.
15
19
18
21
10
31
3
4
16
Feb.
Jan.
7
21
Feb.
Jan.
15
Feb.
45
7
13
20'
20
11% Jan.
17
14
Feb
17% Feb.
8
8
3
30
37% Feb. 21
Feb.
6
m
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6
.Jan.
3
12
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8
39
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6
115
3
3% Jan.
29% Feb. 21
Feb. 29
33
22
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3% Feb.
1*
4
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1% Jan.
Feb.
6% Feb.
6% Feb.
29
2% Sale
7% Sale
5%
35*
104*
74*
19
Sale
7
19
30
31
Feb. 29
16% Feb. 21
7
Feb.
8
3% Feb.
9
29% Feb. 29
29
Feb.
5%
Feb.
16
% Jan.
2
13
33
68
4
7
11% Feb.
16 105% Jan.
8 107% Feb.
23
1% Jan.
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12
.
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1
% Feb.
34
Feb. 19
1
% Feb.
2
99
6
Jan.
Feb.
2 168% Feb.
29 116% Feb.
1
36% Feb.
16% Feb. 28 sl6%
Feb. 29
15%
5
29
Feb.
29%
18% Feb. 29 20
Sale
2
17
7% Feb.
93% Feb.
103% Jan.
6
2% Jan.
1% Feb.
1
37% Feb.
18% Feb.
% Feb.
15
68
85
65
138% Jan.
114% Jan.
31
33% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
34
1% Sale
35%
36% Sale
17% Sale
8
28
8
2
77% Jan.
Feb. 28
108
97% Feb. 23
Feb.
1
10% Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
8
32
12
31%
12%
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Jan.
1% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
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1% Jan.
17% Jan.
% Jan.
74% Jan.
2
2
147% Feb.
114% Feb.
10
93
9
33
34%
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29
101
Feb.
34%
ii*' n&
3% Sale
2
Feb.
5%
6%
11%
2%
26%
10
2
33%
36% Sale
27
22% Jan.
28
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Sale
25%
19
Feb.
7
a*
1%
Feb.
4% Jan.
5% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
20
33
32%
Sale
19
Sale Prices
97% Feb. 23
8 108
95
20
160
Feb.
Feb.
74% Feb.
105% Feb.
98%
2%
1%
%
20
19
ilH
5% Feb.
6% Feb.
11% Feb.
29
97
5%
5%
19% Feb. 27
18
17
Feb.
1
17% Feb.
17%
7% Feb.
7 11% Feb.
10% Sale
93% Feb. 16 105% Feb.
105% Sale
106
9 107% Feb.
107% zl05%Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
1
Sale
1%
Feb.
Sale
44%
44%
44% Feb.
8
Feb.
7
6
Feb.
23
6%
5%
6%
6%
Feb.
2
2
Feb. 13
2
2%
1%
2%
%
19
Feb.
19
Feb.
7
20
19%
20%
72
Feb. 19
75
Feb.
Sale
75
76
% Feb.
%>
% Feb.
5
%
%
114
2%
2%
7%
19
2
4% Feb.
5% Feb. 28
5
10% Feb
Sale
72S
Sale
73
Feb.
19
Highest
Sale Prices'
99% Sale
106% Sale
31%
30%
1%
Sale
10
10
20
19%
147% Sale
115* Sale
%
'£»
100
13,500 Amer Republics Corp com..10
8,300 Amer Sea!
tl-Kap Corp com
2
*
•power
46,500 American Superj
.*
referred $6 series
1st pr
3,100
*
Preferred
$6 series
9,700
5,300 American Thread preferred—5
2,500 Anchor Post Fence common..*
76
33% Sale
*
425 American Invest of 111 com
3,500 American Laund Mach com .20
11,900 American Light & Traccom.25
6% preferred—
1,000
25
600 American Mfg Co common. 100
1
7,900 American Maracaibo
*
1,600 American Meter Co
*
1,600 Amer Pneumatic Service
825 Amer Potash & Chem Corp..*
%
Sale
S&*
Sale
4*'
140
21%
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices '
Sale Prices
22
5%
97%
*
1,800
-
19%
22%
106
%
Preferred
21
Sale
10c
10
19
2
Lowest
Ask
20%
4%
6%
10%
77% Sale
101
Feb .'29
Aks Bid
Bid
*
Allied International Investing
14,700
2,700
.Feb. 1
1940--
-Jan.!
Shares
1
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
February
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
SALES
%
2%
2%
7%
9
Jan.
Jan
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
26
6
2
Jan.
11
18
6% Feb
5% Jan.
11
99
Associated Elec Industries
2,700
5,300
21,100
1,400
American deposit rects
£1
2,800
12,800 tAssoc Gas & Elec common. .1
Class A
1
71,700
$5 preferred
13,700
*
7f
i.
5%
8%
Sale
Sale
5%
7%
7%
%
%
% Sale
2%
2%
8%
8%
% Sale
*At Sale
2% Sale
7%
%
%
2%
6
Feb.
2
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb. 26
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
12
18
Jan.
18
21
Feb.
21
20
2% Feb.
7
9
8%
%,
%
5%
Feb. 24
Jan.
2
Jan. 10
Jan.
3
Warrants
Assoc Laundries of America..*
800
800
V t
c common
*
%, Feb. 21
Assoc Tel & Tel class A.....*
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast
RR Co preferred
100
5,900
Atlanta Gas Light 6% pref.100
Coast Fisheries
*
9 300 Atlantic
For footnotes see page 53.
%
%9
1
65
70
102
3
Sale
62
70
68
% Feb. 21
2%
70
101% 105% 106%
2% Sale
2%
3
2% Feb.
7
3% Jan.
-
4
"3
NEW
42
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
AGGREGATE
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
SALES
1
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
„
„
Since
In
February
Shares
180
STOCKS (Continued)
Shares
800 Atlantic Coast Line Co
700
1,100
7,400
3,200
5,900
2,500
1.400
3,000
1,300
225
900
150
25
600
400
5,000
1940
Jan. 1
5,100
2.000
4,200
2,000
1.000
800
33,100
400
7,500
Par
1
Atlas Drop Forge Co com
Atlas Plywood Corp
5
*
*
10,400 Babcock & Wilcox Co
14,000
440
1,500
9,400
1,650
1,700
•
100
20
$1.50 conv preferred
1
24,700 Beech Aircraft Corp com
33,400 Bell Aircraft Corp common.. _1
20,500 Bellanca Aircraft common...1
963 Bell Telep Co of Canada...100
400 Bell Telep of Pa 634 % pref .100
350 Benson & Hedges common...*
Convertible preferred _._._*
190
2,400
4,000 Berkey & Gay Furniture Co.-l
700
100
50
Purchase warrants
700
*
900 Bickford's Inc common
250
$2.50 conv preferred
*
300 Birdsboro Steel Fdy & Mach. *
*
200 Blauner's common.
4,800
10,700 Bliss (B W) & Co common—1
4,700
2,500
8,600 Blue Ridge Corp common.. .1
$3 optional conv preferred.*
6,700
*
4,500 Blumenthal (S) & Co com
Bohack (H C) Co common.._*
200
250
400
80,666
—
200,
1701
1?*.
6
Sale
15
Sale
5
554
%
a
334 Sale
1634
1654
h
15
Sale
1934
2034
1934
534
54
234
Feb. 26
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
Feb.
5
14
Feb.
A
134
524
554
18
Sale
6
Feb.
2
Feb. 21
Feb.
8
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
1
1
154 Feb. 23
354 Feb.
1
Feb.
42
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
17
15
Sale
45
334
2134 Sale
624
20
134
134
324 Sale
50
30
150
40
225
6
3
1454
34
134
624
Ask
Sale
19
Sale Prices
2034 Feb. 16
Feb. 15
6
24 Feb. 21
17
l£
Feb.
Feb.
9
8
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
9
8
Feb.
9
1924
Feb.
15
Feb.
14
1
154 Feb.
10
4
Feb.
17
50
Feb.
1
4
22
Sale
20
Feb.
8
22
Feb. 29
23
Sale
23
Feb.
29
25
Feb.
1934 Feb. 26
534 Feb. 27
54 Feb.
234 Feb.
1334 Jan.
A Jan.
134 Feb.
554 Jan.
5 54 Feb.
2334 Jan.
16
1954 Feb. 14
1534 Jan. 12
Jan.
1434 Jan.
134 Jan.
334 Jan.
42
Feb.
3
Jan.
1934 Jan.
6
Feb.
% Jan.
354 Jan.
17
Feb.
34 Jan.
154 Jan.
654 Feb.
7
Feb.
154 Feb.
434 Jan.
53
22
4
15
3
8
8
11
15
9
9
10
8
Jan.
2
334 Jan.
17
22
Jan.
5
2654 Jan.
10
Locomotive—
7 % preferred— _
Purch warr for common
24,600
900 Baldwin Rubber Co com
4,200
100
14,800
21,400
$
_
300
100
11,800
iiy:
Purchase warrants_
1,400
85,800 Aviation & Transport Corp—1
1,550 Axton Fisher Tob class A—10
600 Ayrshire Patoka Collieries -.1
1
2,100 Beau Brummell Ties Inc
200' Beaunit Mills Inc common. .10
400
1934
Sale
tAustin Silver Mines
1
Automatic Products Corp
5
Auto Voting Machine com.-.*
Avery (B F) Sons Co
5
6% preferred with warr—25
6% preferred ex-warr
25
20
50
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
Ask
24
1
Bardstown Distillery Inc..—1
Bari um Stainless Steel
—1
Barlow & Seelig Mfg class A.-5
Basic Dolomite Inc common. _1
1
44,100 Bath Iron Works Corp
Baumann (L) & Co com..
30
7% 1st preferred
100
200
7% 1st pref vot tr ctfs—100
300
1,200
7,700
Bid
50
Atlantic Rayon Corp
Atlas Corp warrants
Baldwin
900
Jan. 2
100
25
7% 1st preferred
1,900
1,100
5,300 Borne Scrymser Co
1,500
3,700
100
300
2.700 Bourjois Inc
2434 Sale
754 Sale
6k
734
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6
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1
H
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154
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124
20
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53
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15
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45
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144"
40
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38
624
&
14
3834
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1054 Feb. 28
1034
134
534
434
134
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12334 124
45
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38
554
l32
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42
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134
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754
534
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224
30
3334
554
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%
2
2734
33
16
27
Feb. 16
634 Feb. 20
8
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10
%
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7
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A
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38
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21
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27
20
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3
25
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10
534 Jan.
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4
6
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854 Feb.
9
1
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13 13554 Feb.
9
1
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5
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2
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6
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20
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9
% Feb.
23
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5 54 Jan. 13
634 Jan. 17
6
15
9
3
154
15
13
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6
27
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10
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28
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1
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25
534
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25
6
6
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21
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19
7
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7
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1
42
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3934 Feb. 19
554 Feb. 26
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5
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13,900 Breeze Corp
107,400 Brewster Aeronautical
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400
200
700
1,400
25
100
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4,966
300
1,600
8,200
1,550
5,600
600
800
500
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29,566
5
500 Bruce (EL) Co
50
3,650 Buckeye Pipe Line
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1,700 Burry Biscuit Corp
"2,166
200
50
140
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900
1,400
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200 Can Indus Alcohol class A—*
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common.
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600
$6 preferred
*
460
Carrier Corp common.
31,100
Carter (J W) Co common
1,100
Casco Products
1,900
Castle (A M) & Co
350
4,800
5,400
20
610
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1
*
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Catalin Corp or America
1
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7% 1st partic preferred. .100
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15
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*
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1,600
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3,600
20
1,400
Co
Class B
1,000
2,700 Carnation Co
2,875
1,600
1,840
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200 Carman &
11,138
1,600
*
non-voting
Canadian Marconi Co
400 Capital City Products
17*.500
2,138
500
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124
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100
3,700
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3,100
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54
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10,400
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AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
(<Continued)
Par
Light 7% pref_100
1,000 Cent Pow &
Central & Southwest Utilities—
Common
50c
13,000 Central States Elec common--1
20,300
100
400
425
125
650
175
250
200
600
25
600
2,850
400
500
1,250
20,300
5,200
33,900 Cities Service
Preferred
9,500
900
510
600
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810 Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6
650
$7 preferred--
480
170
4,100
100
50
300
400
2,200
,
1,300
8,400
12,800
700
1,900
400
1,000
25
900
240
6,300
1,750
20
200
2,000
200
950
500
11,700
600
1,300
140
pref—*
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89
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1
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50
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—5
26.500 Creole Petroleum com
6,900 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg—*
100
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7,400 Croft (The) Brewing Co
Crowley Milner & Co com
"3",100
Crown Cent Petrol
1
„*
5
(Md)
1,400
1,900 Crown Cork Internat cl A
3,400
4,500 Crown Drug common.-----25c
7% conv preferred
25
450
Crystal Oil Ref Corp com.--.*
$6 preferred
10
""150
-*
300 Cuban Tobacco common
300
"166
100
2
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Sale
2X
3
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5%
*
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850 Davenport Hosiery
250
7,100 Dayton Rubber Mfg
Class A
1,520
3,100
520
33,100
Dei
ca
925
80
-.5
— *
-1
35
1
Records common.
800 Dejay Stores Inc common
4,000 Dennison Mfg Co class A
$6 prior preferred
925
8% debenture stock
80
300
4,000
1
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100
300
1,600
3,000
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75
"8,500
13,100
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52*
55
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4
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Jan. 13
2
972* Feb.
12* Feb.
42* Feb.
2
22*
482*
73*
22*
32*
2
3
203*
5
7
Feb.
Sale
% Sale
4
8
5
19
5 2*
4
72*
62*
163*
2*
Feb.
2
202*
6
Jan.
15
12*
12
Feb.
52*
62*
162*
2*
42*
Feb.
73
16
82
Feb.
12*
92*
Feb.
50
89
18
Sale
2*
Sale
24
Feb.
12*
62*
92*
3
Jan.
8
45
Sale
582* Jan.
7
28
1
62*
102*
3
Jan.
5
542* Feb. 21
42* Jan. 10
Feb.
2
2*6
30
Feb.
72* Feb.
172* Feb.
93
30
Jan.
3
172*
79
Jan.
4
93* Jan.
8
% Feb. 29
273* Feb. 29
2
17
15
43* Jan.
19
Feb.
9
14
193* Jan.
5
32
Feb.
8
Jan.
16
3
43* Jan.
2
13* Feb.23
272* Feb. 23
92
Feb.
21
2
Jan.
3
Jan.
24
11
Feb.
27
16 2* Jan.
12
13*
12*
3*
183*
263*
18
172*
13*
13*
12*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
17
2
4
1
8
22
Jan.
2
8
263* Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
23
3
8
10
12*
13*
14 J*
1
42i»
132*
7 2*
42*
143*
Sale
52*
112*
113*
Feb.
45
Feb.
442*
46
3 2* Sale
3
Feb.
32*
79
Feb.
Sale
812* Sale
120
1182* 1192* 1182* Feb.
1 2* Sale
Sale
12* Feb.
35
Feb.
Sale
342*
352*
Sale
12X
53.
Sale
172*
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Divco-Twin Truck Co com—1
page
54
37
Sale
25 2*
8
Sale
5
-*
—
24
24
21
76
52* Feb.
25
Sale
572* Feb.
52* Feb.
1
82*
«
19
1
4 2*
22
Feb.
4
lH *2,H
Sale
352* Feb.
2*6 Feb.
Sale
1
5
1
3
Sale
3*6
Sale
102*
162*
12*
12*
9
11
2 104
Feb.
362*
2*
il»
50
16
2* Feb. 13
42* Feb. 29
352* Sale
2*6 Sale
2*
62*
102*
Sale
Jan.
83* Feb.
2* Jan.
13
89
32*
68
92* Feb. 28
2*6 Feb. 29
272* Feb. 29
1
2 100
52* Feb.
46
28
Jan.
46?* Feb.
92*
22*
452*
Feb.
110
7
97"
Sale
84 2* Feb.
92
Feb.
Sale
5
IX
99
3
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
22*
2
8
16
44
41
12*
52*
222*
5X
2*
12*
12*
72*
Feb.
12
113 2* Feb.29
76
Feb. 28
1
12*
732*
50
2*8 Feb.
12* Feb.
402* Feb.
5
Sale
58
Jan.
Feb.
Sale
IX
Sale
Sale
2
10
12
29
IX
52*
1%
Feb.
6
Jan.
1
12* Feb.
32*
72
1
5
Jan.
15
Feb.
1
542* Feb.
52*
Jan.
7
Feb.
5
3
1
9
Feb.
4
13
2 116
7
Feb.
292*
13*
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical—*
kly*
97
Sale
4
5
32* Feb. 17
62* Jan. 25
12
66
282*
12*
Dominion Textile Co com
Sale
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2 3* Jan.
2 3* Jan.
16
13
x
X
2*
82*
23*
29
Feb.
32* Feb.
682*
Sale
72*
*
5
Dominion Steel & Coal B —25
Sale
42*
562*
43*
9
83* Feb.
2* Feb.
213* Feb.
Feb.
2
68
3X
2
92*
2
22* Jan.
Feb.
13
3X
1
2
Feb.
2*« Sale
12* Sale
162*
5
78
Sale
X
2
Feb.
12*13*
4 2*
42*
52* Sale
79
81
'u
95
16
2
12*
42*
52*
Sale
3X
Sale
117
117X
IX Sale
362*
372*
Feb.
22* Feb.
2* Feb. 14
2
2* Jan.
53* Feb. 23
2* Feb.
8
22*
2%
81X
2
8
15
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
109
Feb.
5 115
Jan.
8
2* Feb.
73*
Sale
Sale
22*
22*
22*
62* Feb.
22* Feb.
22* Feb.
272*
7
2X
17 X
5 1102* Feb.
8 Feb.
52* Feb.
Sale
Sale
22*
32*
Sale
S4-i
92*
44
662*
IX
Sale
Feb.
4
452*
Sale
IX
42?*
12*
12*
Feb.
Lowest
14
10
23
104
902* 100
72* Sale
62*
63*
15
162*
3*6
2*
2*
42* Sale
5
64
7X
109
Sale
10
7% preferred
Diamond Shoe Corp com
Distilled Liquors Corp
110 Draper Corp
see
Sale
79
IX
100 Dobeckmun Co common
Dominion Bridge Co
100
Sale
Sale
6X
Distillers Co Ltd—•
100
X
232*
83
AX
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
62*
2,
9
Sale
42*
53*
802*
2
AH
40
1.000 Detroit Gasket & Mfg Co—-1
6% preferred w w
20
400
2,600 Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com.-l
1,000 Detroit Mich Stove Co
2,400 Detroit Paper Products._ —
Detroit Steel Products
«.*
3,600
De Vilbiss Co common
--10
10
400
1,300
52*
12*
3
is
y
50
100
4,500 Derby Oil & Ref com
A conv preferred
3,600
2*
42*
45
.8
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
42*
32* Feb. 17
2
63*
72*
62* Feb.
Sale
102*
12
Feb.
1
112*
Ill
Feb.
1142* xll3 2* Sale
8
76
Sale
Sale
3
712* Feb.
5
Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
1,300 Daroy Petrol Corp
600
52*
10
100
160 Cuneo Press 61*% pref
Curtis Lighting Inc com——*
30
9,000
43 X
1X
872*
X
3%
3X
2,500 Colon Development Co Ltd-Is
1,100
6% convertible preferred £1
4,600 Colorado Fuel & Iron warr
2,750 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg 25
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
2,075
5% preferred
100
1
21,300 Columbia Oil & Gas com
75 Columbia Pictures Corp
*
Commonwealth & Sou Corp—
w &F,r<]LIVt/S
26,700
1,100 Commonwealths Distribut—1
5,175 Community P & L $6 1st pf._*
Community Public Service—
Common
25
6,450
400 Community Wattr Serv
1
Compo Shoe Machinery—
V t c ext to 19461
2,100
Conn Gas tc Coke Security—
$3 preferred
25
*
1
1,200 Consolidated Biscuit Co
$6 preferred A
Sale
931* Sale
5X Sale
8X
370
82*
2*
212*
60
*
7,800 Cosden Petroleum
5% preferred
1,600
3,600
1,100
73
54
—
4,200 Cooper Bessemer Corp com—*
$3 prior preferred
700
*
*
6,500 Copper Range Co
5
16,800 Copperweld Steel com
5c
800 Cornucopia Gold Mines
1
1,400 Corroon & Reynolds
1,100
4,300
Sale
91*
10
X
X
23 X Sale
1
3,300 Continental Oil of Mexico
3,500 Cono Roll & Steel Fdy com...*
2,550 Cook Paint & Varnish Co.---*
"2",200
""500
72
111
58
6
3,000 Cons Retail Stores Inc com—1
20
8% preferred
100
10
1,200 Consol Royalty Oil
5,000 Consol Steel Corp common...*
1,150 Cont'l G & E 7% pr pref.-.100
1,400
" Sale"
57%
5%
8,400 Con Gas E L & P Bait com—*
520
41*% series B pref
100
1
18,500 Consol Gas Util com
5
3,800 Consol Min & Smelt Ltd
3,200
6,400
3,000
3,900
110
*»*•
2,450
ig
Ask
52*
22*
*
*
1,900 Cohn & Rosenberger com
600
2
12
*
*
*
100
600 Clinchfield Coal com
2,100 Club Aluminum Utensil com_*
*
50 Cocks hutt Plow Co Ltd
700
1092* 1092*
3*« Sale
/*# Sale
52i
7
22*
22*
222*
41*
71*
6 X
4%
3,250 Cleveland Elec Ilium com
21,900 Cleveland Tractor com
1,000
14,900
950
4
1
5,600 Claude Neon Lights com__— 1
600 Clayton & Lambert Mfg Co--*
300
107
x
1* Sale
71*
9
2 X
3 1*
2X
3X
2X
3
10
Preferred B
5,300 City Auto Stamping Co
100 City & Suburban Homes
50 Clark Controller Co
"3~, 600
Ask Bid
42*
552*
52*
52 2*
common
300
Bid
%
Conv pref opt ser
Chamberlin Metal Weather
500
Strip Co
5
1,050 Charis Corp common
10
150 Cherry-Burrell Corp com
5
900 Chesebrough Mfg
25
3,650 Chicago Flexible Shaft Co—5
1,800 Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
1,000 Chief Consol Mining Co1
2,025 Childs Co preferred
100
110
109
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
Ask
Bid
100
100
100
1929--100
7% preferred
6% preferred
Conv preferred
1
Jan. 2
1940
stocks
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
new york
curb exchange
12,200
6,100
250
43
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
In
425
exchange
113*
122*
27
261*
IX
28
13 X
141*
9
41*
262* Feb.
26
72* Feb.
43* Feb.
1
92* Feb.
28
9
4 3* Feb.
9
73* Jan.
43* Feb.
112* Feb.
2
112* Feb.
8
113* Feb.
Feb".
26
272* Feb. 26
262* Jan.
17
Jan.
15
13 2* Jan.
^
28
IX
Sale
4X
26
35
11
112*
13 2* Jan.
93* Feb. 28
43* Feb.
9
122* Jan.
3
67
4
76"" "77""
77" ~80"~
73
5,2*
76
75
78" ""Feb". "8
75
Feb.
26
78
Jan.
11
NEW
44
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
AQOREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
Since
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
1940
Jan. 1
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
700 Driver Harris Co common—10
10
7% preferred
—
100
1
4,400 Dubilier Condenser Corp
—100
450 Duke Power Co
*
4,000 Durham Hosiery cl B com
1
2,900 Duro-Test Corp common
— *
4,000 Duval Texas Sulphur.
Bid
10
12,200 Eagle Picher Lead Co
*
5,800 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
6% preferred
100
9,750
4%% prior preferred
100
7,475
150 Eastern Malleable Iron Co.-25
*
1,200 Eastern States Corp com
750
$7 preferred series A..
*
$6 preferred series B
*
1,725
5,000 Easy Washing Mach class B.*
709 Economy Groc Stores com—*
1
12,600 Eisler Electric com
5
214,800 Electric Bond & Share
$6 preferred
15,200
12
Shares
29
VA
Sale
a
%
1
2 %
6%
2%
7
1 %
134
77
Sale
24 Sale
2%
2%
7%
7%
Sale
10
Sale
3 % Sale
1934s Sale
3
19
Sale
44
Sale
334
4434
4424
%
1624
16%
324
%
17%
17%
4
o
18
Sale
17%
4
Sale
Sale
17 J*
16
17
1
18%
1% Sale
7% Sale
67% Sale
67
59
Sale
56%
3
12 %
Sale
1
134
1%
6% Sale
Sale
5724
"234 "224
13%
Sale
12%
1%
14%
1%
Watch Co—15
Elec 6% pref--100
Empire Gas & Fuel 7% pf.100
8% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
6 % % preferred
100
Empire Pow Corp part stk—*
Emsco Derrick & Equip Co.-_5
Equity Corp common
10c
$3 conv preferred
1
Esquire Inc
1
Eureka Pipe Line
50
24
Sale
100 Empire Dist
76
85
75"
§5"
6334*
70
68
69
61
70
68%
64%
64%
70%
66
65%
26 %
28%
25
27
23%
434
22%
Sale
1
1
11
Sale
1
734
23%
"724
670
64
60
-
100
350
1.600
27,100
3,375
8,500
600
14.300 Fairchild Aviation
com
105,600 Fairchild Enigne & Airplane.
2.600 Falstaff Brewing
_
10%
12
5
2,000 Fedders Mfg Co common
Fed Compress & W'house—25
""200 Fiat Amer dep rets
634
Froedtert Grain &
$3
conv
1734
£1
224
Feb.
6
28% Feb.
1%
74%
24
2%
7%
Feb. 10
Feb. 29
1
Feb.
Feb. 28
5
Feb.
1% Feb.
77
Feb.
1024
2%
1824
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
Feb.
10% Feb.
3% Feb.
19% Feb.
9
10
6
48
Sale
48
Feb.
29
2% Feb. 20
17% Feb. 23
42% Jan. 15
9%
%
19%
19%
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
% Feb. 29
16% Jan. 30
Feb.
5
16
Feb.
28
24
2%
•7
27% Jan.
108% Jan.
1% Jan.
9
16
18
15%
16
16
924
% Sale
17%
Sale
1%
4
16%
1% Sale
6% Sale
6524 Sale
57% Sale
14 34
16%
234
2%
14%
12%
1%
n%
24
2534
3%
80
6624
67%
66%
66%
4%
Sale
28 24
24
Sale
13
Sale
13
11
"7% "8"
6%
9%
2^'
67
Sale
1024
Sale
6%
69%
Sale
1%
6%
5#
1%
3%
1
14%
31
Feb.
8
14% Jan.
2% Feb.
12% Jan.
27
20
8
8
4
20
Jan.
Jan.
14
1
Feb.
27
23
Jan.
29
24
Jan.
Feb.
24
77
Feb.
24
79
Feb.
24
69
Feb.
63% Jan.
5
69
Feb.
23
7
15
65% Jan.
13
60% Jan.
6
5
Feb.
8
10% Feb.
14
Feb.
27
Feb.
10
25*'
6
4% Feb.
23
26% Feb
6
Feb.
2
Feb.
29
12
Feb.
14
26
Feb.
1
Feb.
7
1
1
9
15
27
28
8
13
26
Jan.' 13
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
11
Jan.
10%
5%
7%
23%
10%
Feb.
26
Feb.
J n.
Jan.
Jan.
29
29
8
12
14
2
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
Feb.
2
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12
%
6
Jan,
Feb.
70
8
27
10
6
23
29
10
29
5
16% Jan.
3
23
8
2
10
2
3% Feb.
1% Jan.
14% Feb.
21
10% Jan.
19% Feb.
32% Jan.
19
17
26
Jan.
12
27% Feb.
14
30
15% Jan.
10 110% Jan.
2 10.3
Jan.
5
17% Jan.
15% Feb.
Feb.
20
1524 Feb.
5
15% Feb.
5
Feb.
1
2
334 Feb.
2
1 % Feb.
21
14% Feb.
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
12% Jan.
10% Feb.
2
17
9% Jan.
17% Jan.
27% Jan.
15
19% Feb.
2
1% Feb.
14% Feb. 21
Feb.
12% Jan.
5
6% Feb. 15
8% Feb. 27
24% Feb. 28
14% Jan.
8
7
Jan.
8
23
Jan.
Feb.
4% Feb.
26% Feb.
2
9%
%6
67%
13%
105%
96%
15%
15%
15% Feb. 21
110% Feb. 13
25*'
3
29
2
19 101
16
5
27
Jan.
10%
%
23%
4%
23%
Feb.
29
Feb.
Jan.
25
6
Feb.
70% Feb.
67% Feb.
4
3
30
5
2
24
7
15
27
27
64
10
% Feb.
70
1% Jan.
17
3
Jan.
3% Jan.
12
Sale
Sale
134
15%
5
61%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
z
Jan.
79
6%
8%
24%
14%
6%
100
23
Jan.
24
29
5
13% Feb.
110% Feb.
Feb.
70
6
Feb.
Sale
5
25
2
Jan.
12
Sale
2
57
26
it
Jan.
29
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
68
5
Jan.
18
20
Jan.
24
20
10% Feb.
% Feb. 29
23% Feb.
4% Feb. 26
24% Feb.
9
a
Feb.
1% Feb.
6% Feb.
Feb.
25
12
Jan.
17%
5
Feb.
39
Jan.
8
Feb.
8
Jan,
18
65
8
10
Jan.
13
Jan.
13
16
9
48
%
19%
19%
4%
13
8
2% Feb.
13% Feb. 21
7
1% Feb.
Jan.
12% Jan.
3% Jan.
22% Jan.
16
Feb.
3% Feb.
23
Feb.
Sale
1
Feb.
66
10%
5%
724
23%
11%
9
11
3
1% Jan.
2% Jan.
7% Jan.
Feb.
16
25
12
Sale
1
70% Feb.
67% Feb. 27
67% Feb. 27
6424 Feb
77
7% Feb.
II*
Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
1% Feb.
2
6% Feb. 29
Feb.
5
57% Feb.
6
14% Feb. 26
2% Feb.
8
4
22
29
% Jan.
2% Feb.
6% Jan.
16% Feb. 13
65
35
110% Sale
100"
10024 Sale
16
16
15%
16
17%
1524
3
15
Sale
Sale
14
8
Feb.
70
25%
26
324 Feb.
16
90
68
Sale
69
25
28%
9%
10%
% Sale
25
Feb. 28
Jan.
108% Jan.
1% Jan.
11
74%'Feb.
% Feb.
2% Feb.
7% Feb.
1
2% Feb. 20
17% Feb. 23
4424 Feb.
2
9
Feb. 16
% Feb. 29
17% Feb.
2
10% Sale
5.34 Sale
8%
8%
24 24
23 24
10%
5
1
*
100
stock
*
*
30 Gamewell Co $6 conv pref
Gatineau Power Co com
90
5% preferred
100
-*
1,700 General Alloys Co
General Elec Co of Great Brit
American dep receipts—-£1
500
*
5,700 General Fireproofing com
*
20 General G & E $6 pref B
1'
2,800 Gen Investment Co com
*
$6 preferred
200
24
23%
12%
624
1
-
1
4% conv preferred.
50
4% Sale
25%
24
Sale
17
1
15
Partic conv preferred
4,300
24,000 Fruehauf Trailer Co
225 Fuller (Geo A) Co com--
325
Highest
Sale Prices
9
9
2
9
Malting—
Common
1,800
Sale
1034
%
%
6734
68%
1534 Sale
107% Sale
9624 Sale
64,200 Fisk Rubber Corp common... 1
6% preferred
100
17,570
4,300 Florida Power & Lt $7 pref..*
7,200 Ford Motor of Canada cl A—*
Class B voting
*
200
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets—Ord reg
200 Ford of France Am dep rets. .
350 Fox (Peter) Brewing Co.
1034 Sale
23$ 24*
9
10
9,000
Sale
%> Sale
2,100 Fanny Farmer Candy com—
20,900 Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.
9,000 Fidelio Brewery
610 lire Assoc of Phila
Lowest
Sale Prices
28
16
450 Elgin National
400
Highest
Sale Prices
124
Sale
1
Sale
7%
29
1%
74 34
9
$5 preferred
*
2,900
1,650 Electric Power & Lt 2d pf A—*
Option warrants
2,200
1,000
Lowest
107% 111
nVA
75
—
500 Electrographic Corp com
2,942 Electrol Inc vtc
31
r
Ask
24 Ask Bid
28
2734
2924
Bid
1
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
Ask
RANGE SINCE JAN.
10%
10%
17'%
1724
27% Sale
19
19%
Sale
Sale
26
41
10
1534
10% Sale
18% Sale
30% Sale
10%
1024
1934 Sale
2924
30%
17
19
16
18
17
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39
27
42%
22%
23
22
39
41
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90
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73
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14 24
14 24
39
48
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14%
13%
60
45
10% Feb.
18% Feb.
29% Feb.
"T% "134
1534
14%
20
1%
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15
16
30
20
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%
45
60
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16%
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35
53*' 58*
19
6
26
Feb. 26
Feb. 28
4
2
32
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18
Feb.
8
17
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26
27% Feb.
14
22
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28
41
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2
41
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2
85% Feb.
15
87
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25
78
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1% Jan.
27
9
19
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15
85% Feb.
27
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5
1% Feb.
7
1 % Feb.
6
1% Jan.
30
1
15% Feb.
16% Feb. 29
14% Jan.
13% Jan.
11
Feb.
19
73
1
15% Feb.
6
14% Feb.
25
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25
5
%6 Feb.
50
Feb. 15
% Feb. 21
55% Feb. 16
Feb.
19
25
19
% Jan.
2
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15
50
3
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1
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25
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% Feb. 21
55% Feb. 16
arran«...
""550f Gen Outdoor Adv 6 % pref. 100
85
Sale
3824 Sale
24
134
134
1%
7434
76
24
1%
73%
1
Sale
7324
5134 Sale
5034
50%
.
600 General Pub Serv $6 pref
200 General Rayon A stock.
3.300 General Shareholdings
conv preferred
—
680
General Telephone Corp—
*
*
1
*
87%
39
%
1%
73
88
42%
1
1%
Sale
8
Feb.
Feb. 13
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
72% Feb. 10
84%
39%
%
1%
87% Feb. 26
4
75
Jan.
Feb.
19
35
Jan.
% Feb.
1% Feb.
74% Feb.
28
23
5
% Jan.
1% Feb.
72% Jan.
17
50% Feb.
16
49% Jan.
11
44
13
13
1
87% Feb.
Feb.
26
% Jan.
1% Jan.
23
3
77
Jan.
3
52
Jan.
4
44
19
~
conv
3,300
General
preferred
*
*
*
*
*
preferred
1,900 Georgia Power $6 pref
$5 preferred-.
40
500 Gilbert (A 0) Co com
Preferred.70
100 Gilchrist Co
*
*
--
104%
38,800 Glen Alden Coal Co
250 Godchaux Sugars class A
'
Class B
120
$7 preferred
3,100 Goldfield Consol Mines
25 Goodman Mfg Co
Gorham Inc class A com
97%
"98%
101%
5%
6%
5%
7%
*
24
*
9
*
98
1
50
*
5,100 Gray Manufacturing Co
10
350 Gt Atl & Pac Tea 1st pref. .100
Non-voting common stock.*
2,175
2,500 Great Northern Paper Co—25
2,300 Greenfield Tap & Die com—_*
Grocery Stores Prod—
200
26,200
300
320
25c
Grumman Aircraft Engineering
Corp common
1
Guardian Investors common.1
Gulf Oil Corp.
25
Gulf States Util $6 pref-. ——*
Common
$5.50
preferred
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine.
3,900 Hall (C M) Lamp Co
2,100 Haloid Co—
Hamilton Bridge Co com
""500 Hammermill Paper Co com.
200 Hartford Electric Light
3,300 Hartford Rayon com vtc..
%
%
1%
1
15%
$3 preferred
Sale
27
Sale
105
2534
35,100
1034
Sale
5%
42
4%
5
424
*
1,900
39
45
40
3,400 Gorham Mfg Co common—10
300 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp..*
"'375
9%
9
8%
534
*
Gladding McBean & Co
1,100
10
Tire & Rubber—
6% preferred A.
100
300 Gen Water Gas & Elec com—1
230
425
50% Feb.
524
9
131
110
44
17
26%
7
Sale
132
Sale
44 24
•8%
234
16
..5
..5
*
7
23
23%
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10
834
8%
100
99% 102,
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23
1
1
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135
42
Sale
26
9%
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%
27%
113
43%
234
2%
2% Sale
5%
11
14
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70
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9
4
4
Jan.
10
4
4% Jan.
3
3
15
2
23
24
6
Feb.
26
45
3
7% Feb.
1
6% Feb.
15
8
Jan.
24
Feb.
28
23 % Jan.
11
24
Jan.
9
Feb.
23
8% Jan.
100
Feb.
19
9
Jan.
15
Feb. 20 101
100
%6 Feb.
1
Feb.
28
25
Feb.
6
% Feb.
8
Feb.
28
25
Feb. 26
Feb. 29
20 102
17
%6Jan.
8
Feb.
28
25
Feb.
28
15%
25%
6%
8%
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Jan.
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Feb.
26
15%
27%
6%
11%
Jan.
16
130
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109% Jan.
4
22
21
5 135
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Jan.
7% Jan.
20
8% Jan.
3
2% Jan.
12
17% Feb.
21
15
14% Jan.
% Jan.
34% Feb.
23
Feb.
27 112% Feb.
Feb. 29 111% Feb.
1
112
1
109% Jan.
11
6
37
Feb.
Jan.
46
17% Feb. 21
% Jan. 12
39% Jan.
4
23 114
Jan. 11
12
8
111% Feb.
28
Feb.
1
5% Feb.
14% Jan.
19
18
23
29
Feb.
1
28
Feb.
23
30
70%
1%
%
1%
7%
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb. 28
Feb. 29
Feb. 29
69
Sale
16%
29
Sale
27%
28%
28
Feb.
69
71
69%
1%
%
1%
6%
Feb. 21
Feb. 13
Feb. 23
6
Feb.
Feb. 17
1
7% Feb. 28
Feb.
1
7% Feb.
18
15%
Jan.
29
8
5% Feb.
15% Feb. 27
Sale
9
19
30
11
8
Jan.
3 114
12
Feb. 29
6
Feb.
30
2% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
40
5
5
Jan.
%6 Jan.
25
2% Feb.
2% Feb.
15
Sale
16% Sale
%
%
Sale
34% Sale
34%
rll2
Sale
112% 114
109%
Sale 109% Sale
2%
5
5
6%
Feb.
24
8
40% Feb.
5
101% Feb. 13
90
Jan. 16
22 105% Feb.
23
9% Feb.
6
8% Feb.
17
5%
45
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 28
6% Feb.
24
„
36%
112%
11134
2%
Feb.
2|l
15% Feb.
6
27% Feb.
9
9
6% Feb.
Feb.
15
21
9% Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb. 10 x!35 Feb.
Sale
Ill
Feb. 10 114
Feb. 13
3
43% Feb. 29
41% Feb.
Sale
8% Feb.
7% Feb. 13
8%
224
5
42
6
103%
9%
5
39%
13
98%
87%
10
5%
13
40%
4%
6
8
i/
Feb.
Feb.
6
5%
834
15%
104% Feb. 29 105% Feb.
8
9% Feb.
9% Feb.
40
Feb. 13
40% Feb.
1 101% Feb.
101% Feb.
1%
1%
16
15
16%
15%
Sale
26
26
26%
6%
7%
6%
7%
9
10%
9%
8%
13624 133% 135% 133%
11134 113
41
"
46
4%
5%
7%
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5%
43*
9
%
34
3824 Sale
112% Sale
109
112
2%
Sale
7
9
40%
101%
89%
Sale
§*/.
Sale
Sale
91
—
500 Hartman Tobacco com
.10
.25
-1
*
-1
2,700 Harvard Brewing Co
-1
2,700 Hat Corp of Am clB com...
Haverty Furniture Cos—
Conv preferred
For footnotes
see
page
53.
1%
34
1%
6%
1%
%
„
124
Sale
68%
124
34
1%
6
71
1%
1%
7
1%
%
1%
7%
20
1%
%
Sal*
Sale
30
Jan.
27
1% Feb.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
13
6
13
Jan.
9
3
Jan. 22
70% Feb.
8
1% Jan. 10
% Feb. 28
1% Jan.
3
7% Feb. 29
March, 1940]
NEW
CURB
YORK
AGGREGATE
SALES
45
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
3,600
6% conv preferred
29,600 Heela Mining Co
1,500 Helena Rubenstein Inc
50
25c
*
*
A
1,100 Heller (W E) & Co common.-2
250
7% preferred w w
25
100
7% pref ex-warrants
25
1,300 Hewitt Rubber Corp com
5
5,275 Heyden Chemical Co
—10
1,450 Hires (Chas E) Co class A
*
1,-400 Hires (Chas E) Co cap stock--1
1,500 Hoe (R) & Co class A
—10
7,600 Hollinger Consol G M
5
1,000 Holophane Co Inc common. _*
Holt (H) & Co class A part.-*
25 Horder's Inc
450 Hormel (Geo A) & Co com—
Horn (A C) Co common
""""io
Ask
Bid
28
293*
Sale
2
16 V*
1%
83*
183*
63*
53*
8 5*
8 3*
Sale
68
693*
Sale
50
Ask Bid
Bid
263*
29
18*
Sale
29
9k
83*
19/*
72
123*
6,700 Hummel-Ross Fibre Corp
5
Hussman-Ligonier Co,
*
JHujler's of Del common
1
3,050
7% preferred stamped—100
133*
3
323*
13*
20
Sale
63* Sale
73*
103*
93*
103*
263*
273*
26 «
273*
123*
78 K Sale
ilH
35
23*
*20"" "213*
7
Sale
67
i?K
7H
Sale
12
7
7%
83*
2
3
7% pref unstamped
100
Hydro-Elec Secur common—*
6,400 Hygrade Food Prod
5
2,300 Hy grade Sylvania Corp
*
*
7,500 Illinois Iowa Power Co
21,700
5% conv preferred
50
Div arrear ctfs
11,900
75 Illuminating Shares Co A
*
Imperial Chem Indus Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg. — --£1
1,300
20,000 Imperial Oil (Canada)--.-—*
2,200
Registered..
*
4,000 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can..5
1,400 Imp Tob of Gt Brit & Irel-_£1
2,600 Indiana Pipe Line
10
540 Indiana Serv Corp 6% pref. 100
470
23*
283*
33*
233*
53*
59
33*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
243*
53*
153*
153*
A
6
9
23*
3 3*
23 3*
5
62
175
7% preferred
—100
10
6,900 Insur Co ot North Amer
*
2,300 Internat Cigar Machinery
3,000 Int Hydro-Elec $3-50 pref—50
Sale
65
3*
93*
713* Sale
213*
223*
123* Sale
213*
713*
Sale
14
Sale
10
Feb.
2
Feb. 21
Feb. 20
Feb.-13
Feb. " '
Jan.
5
Jan.
30
Feb.
15
Jan.
23
Jan.
3
10
Feb.
Jan.
17
263* Feb.
Jan.
11
Jan.
9
2h
18*
273*
263*
123*
793*
553*
213*
Jan.
Jan.
20
Jan.
Jan.
2
27
10
9
26
Jan.
22
Jan.
2
Feb.
Feb.
28
9
17
4
12
Feb.
6
Feb.
26
J*
Jan.
113* Feb. 26
Jan.
20
Jan.
26
14
Jan.
22
143* Feb.
9
35
Feb. 23
143* Feb.
29% Jan.
Jan.
113* Feb. 13
72
Feb.
1
553* Feb.
1
203* Feb. 28
7
Feb.
363*
34
9
Jan.
Feb.
8
Feb.
125
120
Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb. 26
Feb. 23
383*
23*
33*
233*
243*
43* Sale
63
Sale
5
233* Feb.
43* Feb. 27
63
Feb. 29
3
23*
23*
63*
113* Sale
113*
113*
123*
123*
243* Sale
53*
63*
14
Feb.
3
133*
13
1103* Ill
110
3*
3*
At
13*
13*
3*
103*
703* Sale
213*
22
93*
Sale
11
21
10
16
110
Feb.
14
623* Feb.
53* Feb.
8
103* Feb.
103* Feb. 10
7
23* Feb.
9
23* Feb.
40
Feb. 14
3 3* Feb.
253* Feb.
•63
Feb.
6
Feb.
10
7
113* Feb.
123* Feb.
243* Feb.
63* Feb.
Feb. 14
13 3* Feb.
5
Feb.
133* Feb
2 1113* Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb. 27
Feb. 19
Feb. 16
7
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
3
At Feb.
93* Feb. 21
703* Feb. 27
1
1
Feb. 15
Feb. 28
11
9
15
15
29
53* Feb.
.
21
333* Jan.
Feb.
12 3* Feb.
Feb.
6
113*
113*
123*
233*
53*
12
353* Feb.
15 Ill
Feb. 16
Feb. 16
7
23* Feb.
2
23* Feb.
3
323* Feb.
13*
9
Jan.
23*
213*
63*
63*
103*
Sale Prices
29
Jan. 17
Jan. 11
Feb. 21
Jan. 11
m Feb. 13
Feb. 14
Feb. 20
143* Feb.
9
35
Feb.
23
27 120
Jan.
27
13*
10*
1113* Sale
Hughest
Prices
Jan.
32
38
Sale
243*
i
Feb. 21
Feb. 27
Feb.
1
Feb. 17
Feb.
1
143* Feb.
i^
.*
71
23*
Sale Prices
29
Feb. 26
123*
793*
553*
213*
73*
16 3*
2
113* Sale
113*
123*
12 3* Sale
23 3*
243*
53*
63*
13*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
263* Feb.
113*
123*
63*
133*
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35
-
63*
53*
93*
83*
#
3
Class B stock
900 Industrial Finance vtc
Feb.
34
343*
343*
1103* 1113* 110
Sale
16
14
Sale
60
593*
583*
5
53*
43*
12
123*
3*
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9
11
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93*
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10
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12
111
860
23*
29
113*
23
5
2
60
13.
61
103*
3*
500
73*
113*
133*
z283* Feb. 29
23* Feb. 29
18
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
111
300
"A" stock pur
Sale
z283* Sale
23*
118
"i",6o5
Non-voting class
113*
11X8 Sale
133*
123*
Horn & Hardart Baking Co—
& Hardart common
150
5% preferred
100
700 Hubbell (Harvey) Inc—-—5
23,700 Humble Oil & Refining
*
500
83*
Lowest
Ask
553* Sale
2,050 Horn
1,800
Sale
Sale"
31%
13*
23*
63* Sale
53* Sale
"8 k
113*
123*
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
1940
Shares
stocks {Continued)
Par
900 Hazeltine
Corp
*
2,100 Hearn Dept Stores common, _5
Class
1
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
950
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
new york
curb exchange
Since
24
29
20
2
12
353* Feb.
Feb.
1
12
16
585* Feb. 26
4 3* Feb. 23
68
Feb.
Jan.
27
4
3* Jan. 13
5
73* Jan.
83* Jan. 20
7
2 3* Feb.
3
23* Jan.
Jan.
29
3
3
Feb. 21
2
233* Jan.
45* Feb. 27
4
603* Jan.
Jan. 25
Feb. 27
Feb. 19
Jan. 16
Jan. 17
5
5 3* Feb.
53*
113*
113*
123*
223*
12
Feb.
14
5 3* Jan.
2
Jan.
22
3*
105*
103*
2%
7
Jan.
Feb.
29
14
Jan.
4
26 3* Jan.
11
5
63
Feb.
29
6
Jan.
18
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
125*
123*
13 3*
243*
65*
Jan.
3
Feb.
29
Feb.
27
16
Jan.
8
163* Jan.
11
Jan.
5
Feb.
5
Jan.
2 113
20
4
63* Jan.
13
20
10
3
Ill
Feb.
8
Feb.
40
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
3
At Feb.
93* Feb. 21
733* Feb. 16
7
15 111
Feb.
Jan.
3* Jan.
3* Jan.
30
1
Feb.
20
31
1
Feb.
20
At Jan.
3
Jan.
8
9
16
3* Jan
9% Feb. 21
Feb.
16
Feb.
6
21
Feb.
15
22 3* Jan.
10
123* Feb.
1
11
Feb.
28
153* Jan.
8
13* Feb.
1
11
Feb.
14
23*
193*
193*
43*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
7
13*
93*
13*
173*
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Feb. 26
Feb. 28
Jan. 15
7
18
Feb.
1
43* Jan.
19
22
703* Jan.
5
735*
warrants
"3~, 666
Internat Industries Inc
1,000
40,700
39,700
2,000
2,200
Internat Metal Indus cl A
1
*
Internat Paper & Pow warr_.
Internat Petroleum com
*
---*
Registered
Internat Products common...-*
1,400 Internat Safety Razor cl B—-*
*
2,200 Internat Util class A
Class B
1
5,100
1.75 preferred
700
*
3.50 prior preferred
*
1,050
13*
13*
13* Sale
9
Sale
8
23*
Sale
Sale
18
173*
43*
183*
53*
36
3*
8% si*
18
19
323*
343*
23* Sale
173* Sale
Sale
18
43* Sale
3*
H
9
At Sale
16
173*
333* Sale
83*
2
183*
183*
183* Sale
43*
43*
3* Sale
83*
93*
14* 1.*
323*
30
13* Feb. 28
93* Feb. 26
13* Feb. 28
1
173* Feb.
1
18
Feb.
43* Feb. 27
9
3* Feb.
83* Feb.
14
3* Feb.
5
Feb. 28
14
32
Feb. 20
1
% Feb. 21
Feb.
3* Feb.
15
Feb.
333* Feb.
9
6
3* Jan. 31
83* Jan. 25
5
3* Feb.
7
13
14
Feb. 28
13
32
Feb.
20
35* Feb.
83* Feb.
19
3
Jan.
9
13
Feb.
16
33*
3*
173*
173*
At
Feb. 24
7
Feb.
Feb. 20
9
Feb.
Feb. 29
13* Jan.
3
123* Jan. 17
3
Jan.
2
19 3* Feb.
7
193* Feb.
7
5
Jan.
4
% Feb. 21
Feb.
6
3* Jan
183* Jan.
6
5
9
Jan.
8
35* Feb.
85* Jan.
13
Jan.
53* Jan.
3* Jan.
173* Feb.
173* Feb.
19
19
20
3
26
20
9
At Jan.
20
37
Warrants
"6",400
1
International Vitamin
13,000 Interstate Home Equip com.-l
*
1,700 Interstate Hosiery Mills
900 Interstate Power $7 pref
*
1
2,000 Investors Royalty Co
1,900 Iron Fireman Mig com v t c._*
1
3,400 Irving Air Chute common
200 Italian Superpower cl A
*
1
11,100 Jacobs (F L) Co
*
2,500 Jeanette Glass Co
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Co
475
53*% preferred
100
650
6% preferred100
7 % preferred
530
100
100
13,800 Jones & Laughlin com
Julian & Kokenge com
100
70 Kansas G & E 7% pref
Keith (Geo E) Co 7% pref. 100
4", loo Kennedy's
Inc
350 Ken Rad Tube &
"""20
1,20
20
5
Lamp cl A..*
Key Co common
Kimberly-Clark 6% pref—100
Kingsbury Breweries com
1
Kings County Lighting—
7 % preferred series B
100
5% preferred series D
100
Kingston Products..
Kirby Petroleum
3,500
4,100
1,200 Kirkland Lake G M Ltd
200 Klein (D Emil) Co common.
200 Kleinert (I B) Rubber
700 Knott Corp common
Kobacker Stores Inc
605
25
1,000
5,100
-.100
1
24,600
10,400 Lakey Foundry & Machine..1
100
20 Lane Bryant 7 % pref
2,100
Lane Wells Co common
23*
13*
87
1
23*
13*
200
Class A
*
Class B--___
*
Lefcourt Realty com.....
Convertible preferred
100
24,700
16,000
2,300
3,400
Line Material Co
950
For footnotes
6%
;
preferred
Lit Brothers
com
...
Loblaw Groceterias class A..
Class B
see page
53,
163*
3*
At
Sale
13*
23*
2 3*
893*
Sale
273*
20
24
63*
43*
111
63*
53*
83
62
13*
23*
13*
13
903* Feb.
2
973* Feb.
903*
24
43*
At
%
7
91
Sale
68
66
70
Sale
73*
12
13*
23*
90
893*
86
55
12
123*
53* Sale
55
123*
53*
1
843*
86
88
473*
60
473*
94
683* 72
3-3*
13*
23* Sale
1
13*
123*
133*
123*
103*
63*
63*
10
63*
63*
113*
7
4
Sale
Sale
"93* '103*
15
73*
163*
9
1
23
Sale
4
Sale
93*
15
73*
3*
6
343*
353*
103*
*
13*
"113*
Sale
10
20
23* Feb. 14
13* Jan. 19
95
103
313* Feb.
21
27
63* Feb.
43* Feb.
14
14
3
23* Feb. 27
Jan.
3
Jan. 25
903*
98
Jan. 19
9 105
Feb.
5
36
Feb.
88
6
Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb. 24
5
Feb. 28
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
116 3* Jan.
19 1193* Jan.
31
x6
Jan.
4
Feb.
73* Jan.
43* Jan.
8
25
Ill
Jan.
1123* Jan.
31
91
Feb.
1
13* Feb. 13
9
23* Feb.
Feb.
13
13 3* Feb.
19
1
92
Feb.
9
5
13* Feb.
23* Feb. 21
89
Jan.
26
92
Feb.
9
673* Jan.
i 3* Jan.
23* Jan.
12
68
Jan.
3
2
2
J an.
3
Feb.
13
133* Feb.
19
1
13
26
Jan.
2
65* Jan.
11
1
10
Feb.
19
15
Feb.
133* Jan.
7
Feb.
19
7
Sale
86
Feb.
23
88
Feb.
2
85
Jan.
5
65
55
Feb.
10
55
Feb.
10
55
Feb.
10
123*
53*
123* Feb.
6
23
Feb.
14
6
123* Feb.
53* Feb. 20
113* Jan.
5
5
Feb.
14
41
Feb.
2
42
Feb.
41
Jan.
24
203* Feb. 19
33* Feb. 16
23
203* Feb.
33* Feb.
19
423*
20
205*
4
Sale
82
95
93* Sale
17
23*
13*
133*
103*
73*
Jan.
9
Jan.
8
Jan.
26
Jan.
8
Jan.
5
21
Feb.
2
Feb.
12 3* Feb.
z63* Jan.
10
6
16
423* Jan.
253* Jan.
43* Jan.
3
3
8
88
55
8
Feb.
1
43* Feb.
23
Jan.
12
80
113* Feb.
10
93* Jan.
15
113* Feb. 10
163* Feb. 21
163* Feb. 21
163* Jan.
4
165* Feb. 21
3* Feb.
5
3* Feb. 23
3* Feb.
5
Feb.
20
Feb.
20
Feb.
1
23* Jan.
11
Feb.
8
x71
93* Feb.
6
Jan.
15
9
7*
6
23* Sale
•A a >
33
18
At Jan.
12
41
233*
17
Jan.
3*
At
13*
23*
13*
133*
113*
73*
12
11
Jan.
16
28
1143*
112
At Jan.
16
293*
130
30
63*
43*
20
24
9
73* Jan.
1
103* Feb.
3 3* Feb. 27
Feb.
9 105
5
9
6
23* Feb.
23* Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
92
Sale
23*
13*
23* Feb. 14
13* Feb. 13
Feb.
33*
%
5
At Feb.
8
163* Feb.
3
163* Feb.
At Feb. 29
90
Sale
At
91
1
Feb.
1
73* Feb.
1
103* Feb.
33* Feb. 27
3
963*
983* 96
1043* 1053* 103
29
Sale
27
293*
Sale
6
163*
23* Sale
2
23*
1193* 1233* 121
18
4
i63*
17
At Sale
27K
1163* 120
1
25
*
17
Sale"
5
500 Lipton (Thos J) class A
3,000
16^
163*
16
883*
35
Sale
83* Sale
113*
13
3 3*
33*
103 3*
_3*
*
Lehigh Coal & Nav
*
Leonard Oil Development—25
Le Tourneau (R G) Inc
1
73* Sale
113* Sale
893*
Langendorf United Bakeries—
"""300
Sale
3
i04"" Sale"
63*
Koppers Co—
6% preferred
100
Kreege Dept Stores—
i
4% conv 1st preferred-..100
Kress (S H) & Co spec pref-.10
Kreuger Brewing Co
1
120 Lackawanna RR N J
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
73* Sale
103*
12
43* Sale
At
3*
163*
173*
163*
173*
At
3A
10
*
com
33* Sale
Sale
'103* "Ilk
13* Sale
213* Sale
1
13*
20
243*
20
243*
23*
At
313*
93*
165*
183*
1
5
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
6
Feb.
20
23* Feb. 10
6
At Feb.
33 k Feb.
9
113* Feb. 10
163* Feb. 23
213* Feb. 27
9
13* Feb.
6
At Jan.
313*
93*
103*
183*
1
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
Feb.
18
5
18
16
16
5
6
5* Feb. 23
Feb. 20
5
Jan.
23*
5*
353*
113*
163*
213*
15*
Jan.
9
3
Jan.
Feb. 10
Feb. 23
Feb. 27
Jan.
2
46
YORK
NEW
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
In
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
450
1,400
23,000
34,700
2,725
9,025
4,300
21,600
775
1,425
2,700
7,300
0Continued)
Par
Bid
5
*
13
Locke Steel Chain Go
Lone Star Gas
7% preferred series A—100
6% preferred series B
100
Loudon Packing Co com
*
Louisiana Land & Expl com.. 1
Combination...10
5
1,800 Lynch Corp win.
850
17,800 Majestic Radio & Tel Oorp—1
4,300 Manati Sugar opt warr
700 Mangel Stores Corp com
1
80
$5 conv preferred
50 Manischewitz (The B) Co.,—*
700 Ma pen Cons Mfg Co
*
Marconi Internat Marine—
Communication Am dep rct.
100 Margay Oil Corp
*
*
2,500 Marion Steam Shovel com.
6,500
2,100
400
80
..
"loo
100
1,600
—
1
600 Mass Util Associates v t c
300
2,100 Massey Harris Co common—
3,150 Master Electric Co
May Hosiery Mills—
$4 preferred
—
900 McCord Radiator & Mfg B._
9,800 McWilliams Dredging com—*
1,600
2,350
900
2,900
1,400 Mead Johnson & Co
575
*
com
5
2,500 Memphis Nat Gas com
150 Mercantile Stores Co
1,300
100
*
800 Merchants & Mfrs class A
200
1
Participating preferred
125
75
*
2,900 Merritt Chapman & Scott
225
636% A preferred
1,000
100
Common stock pur
700
700
*
100
warr'ts..
1
10,200 Mesabi Iron
7,500
2,300
2,800 Metal Textile Corp com.
.
.
Participating preferred
Metropolitan Edison Co—
$6 preferred
230
10
40
1,300 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
"1Mb
13
Sale
44
Sale
3836
1%
5%
Sale
ih
5 34
103
36
25
Sale
2636
31
38
Sale
10
2636
2636
236
236
436
22
1836
Sale
234
5
23 36
24
1036 Feb.
136 Feb.
Sale
Sale
42
Feb.
7
40% Feb.
Sale
38%
Sale
3834 Feb. 29
136 Feb.
136
5
5%
2556
Sale
%
V
38~36
5Y
7
17
3
234
236
2%
5
4 34
24 J4 Sale
2,100
300
1,700
5,000
10,200
Middle States Petroleum—'
Class A v t c new..—_—1
3,800
Class B v t c new.
1
6,000
15,900 Middle Wejt Corp common..5
236
Sale
2 36
7 36
153
Sale
Sale
536
1436
4%
236
636
17
Sale
236
4%
Sale
4
28
60
236
836
336
8
336
3 34
29 Y
4
436
Sale
27
4 36
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
3;
%
236
42
62
.
_
2 36
41Y
%
234
45
%
& Sale*
6 36
8
%
634
%
%
4
534
3%
3 %
8
4%
V*
Sale
5 36
5%
%
8%
,36
Sale
Sale
5
3%
%
'
%
2
4
2
Feb.
5
Feb.
2
6
Jan.
3
103
Jan.
5 10536
2
18
Jan.
36 Jan.
2636 Jan.
24
2
6
Jj Jan. 5
136 Feb.
536 Feb.
2636 Feb. 26
% Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
5
4
35
Feb.
29
9
Jan.
2
36
10
Feb.
10
Jan.
2
2536 Jan.
20
29
Feb. 24
10
15
Feb.
>
Feb.
29
36
Feb.
9
29
Feb.
24
29
Feb.
24
15
Feb.
10
15
Feb.
10
15
3
Feb.
6
2 36 Feb.
4
Feb.
8
24
Feb. 29
236 Feb.
8
436 Feb.
3
2934 Feb. 13
Feb.
15
2 36 Feb.
736 Feb.
7
836 Feb.
2
Feb.
436 Feb.
15
Feb.
2 167
Feb.
6
436 Feb.
67
63
Feb.
% Feb.
236 Feb.
6
4 36
3 36
2936
4%
6 '63
6
34
7
36
336
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
20
9
27
9
8
9
1
9
6
6
2
17
44
Feb.
104
29 10536 Feb.
27
20
Xs Jan.
2
% Feb. 23
6
1
% Feb. 23
136 Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
%
36 Jan.
2436 Jan.
35
2436 Feb.
7
8
3
4
20
20
136 Jan.
336 Feb. 28
9
2836 Feb.
336 Feb. 14
a
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
38 36 Jan.
336
2936
4%
.
Feb.
2 36
Jan.
2
236 Jan.
20
Feb.
24
2136 Jan.
16
4
Jan.
5
29 34
Feb.
2
15
236
7
936
29 167
436
436 Jan. 24
15
Feb. 29
1536
736 Feb.
152 36 Jan.
336 Jan. 26
9
2836 Feb.
336 Feb. 14
63
Jan.
36
%>
236
4236
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
104
15
6
7
4
5
10
436 Feb. 29
236 Jan. 20
3
Feb. 13
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
J^n
Jan
4
3036 Jan
436 Jan
Jan
67
36 Feb
.54 Jan
336 Feb
4236 Jkn
z
29 108 36 Jan
% Jan
36 Jan-. *19
5
Sale
At Feb.
6% Feb.
■% Feb.
436 Feb.
336
%
836
3%
Sale
9
3V6 Feb.
% Feb.
836 Feb.
536
6
% Sale
536
736
36
1
42
13 36
1036
136
4836
4436
Feb.
1536 Feb.
Sale
104
24
Feb.
29
% Sale
336
3
3936
Feb.
28
% Feb.
%
2 36
37 %
23
1
136 Feb.
153
166
15
"IX ~~436
67
2
1
936 Jan.
Sale Prices
2
366 Feb. 14
% Feb. 5
0
4%
i*8
9
Highest
Sale Prices
13
Jan. 15
43
2
2634 x24% Feb.
%
%
136 Sale
35
Sale
1036
14
2736
30
163
154
Feb.
5
Sale
5436
lii aW
834 Sale
162 34 165 36
1
Tube Prod.—2.50
_*
2,600 Michigan Sugar common
300
10
preferred
Sale
Lowest
105
Sale
"29
15
1%
5%
101
105 36 108
35
13 36 Feb.*
Feb.
1Y
"27"
1336 Feb. 23
6
936 Feb.
1
43
34
36
13%
Sale
Sale
25
Highest
Sale Prices
13%
9%
1Y
4236
13H
Sale
936
1%
46 36
7
5
1536
Ask
Ask Bid
Xt Sale
36 Sale
136
2
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
1
10334 10536
450 Mich Steel
350
13%
Sale
*
,
7,600 Michigan Bumper Corp.
„
.25c
15
Bid
1]
* 101
100 Louisiana P & L $6 pref
Feb.
Ask
lOj
Long Island Light common... *
500 Lucky Tiger
1
Jan. 2
1940
STOCKS
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Shares
6,900
8,100
EXCHANGE
CURB
aggregate
SALES
28
Jan
1
636 Feb.
34 Jan. 25
436 Feb. 21
7Yt Jan
Feb. 20
% Feb. 16
8
Jan.. 2
436 Jan
% Jan
936 Jan
5
536 Jan.
6
1836 Feb.
14
1736 Jan.
19 110
Feb.
5
134 Feb.
26
734 Feb.
16
1
28
""36"Feb."6
636 Feb.
% Feb.
5
27
21
5
29
20
■
Feb.
5
336 Feb.
% Feb.
9 36 Feb.
6
Feb.
5
6
18
Feb.
5
16
% Feb.
3 36
V
Jan
Feb
Midland Oil
$2 conv
900
300
Corp—
pref
*
436
Feb.
5
Jan
Midland Steel Products—
1,000
250
2,200 Mid-West Abrasive Co
4,60.0 Midwest Oil Co
100 Midwest Piping & Supply
Co.*
_*
100 Mining Corp or Can
*
6,300 Minnesota Min & Mfg Co
Minnesota P & L 7% pref. .100
160 Miss River Power 6% pref. 100
'"loo
2,550
""120
3,100 Missouri Pub Serv common. _*
3,300 Mock Judson Voehringer._2.50
700
1,600
500
*
50c
-10
850 Midvale Co
300
1,900
2,300
21,500
1,500
1,800
♦
$2 non-cum div shares
1
48,700 Molybdenum Corp
1,700 Monarch Mach Tool Co com.*
1
3,900 Monogram Pictures com
1
700 Monroe Loan Society cl A
Montana Dakota Utilities—10
~
1,250 Montgomery Ward & Co A.
4,450 Montreal Lt Ht & Pow com..*
'"640
2,950
pref.*
JMoore (Tom) Distillery Co_.l
Mtge Bank of Col Am Shs
Mountain City Copper Co._5c
Mountain Producers Corp—10
^Mountain States Pow corn-
125
400 MoodY's Investors par tic
500
600
100
39,606
60,400
2,800
6,200
100
250 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel
'"loo
290
800
200
7,300
12,700
6% preferred
200
18,000 Nat Rubber Mach
2,300
3,500
600
600
30
1,050
13,000
6,100
2,400
1,600
""90
National Tea
*
Co 536 % pref. 10
12.50
*
National Union Radio
1
com
Navarro Oil Co
*
JNebel (Oscar) Co com
Nebraska Power 7% pref.. 100
Corp common
*
preferred
""600 Nelson (Herman) Corp
400 Neptune Meter class A.
—
900 Nestle Le Mur Co class A
50 Nevada Calif Elec com
300
7% preferred..
25
280
600 New Haven Clock Co
3,900
2,400
com
2,500 New Mexico & Ariz Land
3,300 Newmont Mining Oorp
~436 Sale
5Y
100
2",300
For footnotes
N Y & Hond Rosario M
see page
53.
Sale
Sale
11%
1%
Sale
136
5 36
10 J4
36
6436
1836
109 36 106 36
136
1%
736
Sale
H36
1
136
58
Sale
„
Feb
Feb.
Feb.
3
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
65
Feb.
24
Sale
4%
10Y
Sale
6%
2534
Sale
26 Y
Sale
2%
0%
2%
7Y
117
11736
436
436
1036
11
636
28%
%
*8.
3Y
534
29%
Y
Sale
Sale
2936
1
Sale
836 Sale
%
y
136 Jan.
736 Feb. 26
8
Jan
11
Jan.
23
11
1
Feb.
2
1
Jan
Feb
5736 Jan.
11
65
2
23 36
27 36
36
436
436
536
36
Feb.
436 Feb.
1036 Feb.
26 11736 Feb.
5
2
1
636 Feb.
2
25 36 Feb.
% Feb. 21
2
Feb.
168
20
434 Feb.
8
1036 Feo.
1
Jan
7 36 Feb.
2936 Feb.
20
17
9%
153*
10%
7%
Sale
10%
10%
7%
% Sale
Feb.
117
436 Jan.
1036 Feb.
2
1136 Jan
2
536 Jan.
2436 Jan. 18
156s Feb. 21
736 Feb
2936 Feb
Feb.
1
20
236 Feb.
15
2
Feb.
16936 Feb.
9
168
Feb.
1
26 11734 Feb
15
5
Jan
20
Jan
1
236 Jan
736
Feb.
6
2436
2336 Feb.
20
25 36
29
28 36 Feb.
13
29 36 Feb.
36 Feb.
9
169
168
28%
Sale
117
-
Y
Feb.
% Feb
.
2
6
20
536
Sale
Sale
336 Feb.
536 Feb.
14
4 36 Feb.
2
536 Feb.
21
1
1
2 14134 Feb. 15
14136 13836 Feb.
1
1236
9% Feb.
1136
1134 Feb. 27
16 36 Feb. 2J
1536 Feb. 19
1636 Sale
Sale
10
10
Feb. 29
836 Feb. 29
139 36
1056
1536
Jan.
105
99
95
117 36
34
36
79
Sale
10
11
836 Sale
36 Sale
28
2936
113-2
1654 Sale
46Y
40%
10
Sale
12% Sale
3
3%
43
4436
9436 Sale
52
10 K
5Y
56
Sale
Sale
1Y Sale
%
%
12% Sale
9Y
114Y U7
67
69
5
5
*
534
%
*
100
*
0Y
6
1
72% Sale
24
27%
124
124%
5
*
25
1
10
__*
100 New Process Co common
*
100 N Y Auction Co common
N Y City Omnibus warrants.
"loo
Sale
2734
24
26
1V
23 36 Feb.
26
Jan.
36s
436
336
536
36
79
Feb.
29
79
29
1036
7 34
36s
28%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13
1036 Feb. 13
836 Feb. 23
36 Feb.
5
2934 Feb. 27
1036
736
%6
2836
19
1
13
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
138
936
1536
836
79
10
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9
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16
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29
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b
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16
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9
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% Feb.
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27
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3
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9
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7
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3
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7
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2
1
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15
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6
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2
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2
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1
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24
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1
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3
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2
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24
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1
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12
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22
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27
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8
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2
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8
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9
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12 34
3 36
43 34
14%
43
100
2,200 New Idea Inc common
9,500 New Jersey Zinc
Tioo
f*.
59%
1836
106 % 107 36
*
175 New England Pow Assn com.*
6% preferred
;
100
3,130
$2 preferred
*
125
100
560 New Engl Tel & Tel Co
50
1,130
l'.ioo
18
4%
*
National Tunnel & Mines
1st
200
com
National Transit
8,400 Nehi
•5,900
""300
*
600 National Steel Car Ltd
4,000 National Sugar Refg
350
850
1
300 Nat Manufacture & Stores—*
4
6,800 National Oil Products
National Power & Light—
$6 preferred
6.575
*
300 National Refining com
3,150
7,100
*
"
50
31,300 National Fuel Gas
300
14,600
536 Sale
27
28
%
%
1Y
7%
10 Y
1836 Feb
24 11436 Jan
23
134 Feb
9
25
National Candy Co com
2,000 National City Lines com
$3 conv preferred
600
20,200 National Container (Del)
""300
2,300
Sale
11
11
50
7% preferred
"*300
"4" '~4%
1,500 Nachman Springfilled Corp..*
11,500 Nat Automative Fibres com._l
1
11,400 Nat BellaR Hess com
690 National Breweries common. _*
1,600 Muskegon Piston Ring
425 Muskogee Co common
10
9436
91
10
15
225
Sale
58
*
2.50
*
100
800
300
18%
105 Y
1
100
2,200 Murray Ohio Mfg Co
1,000
5,500
5,700
18 36
Sale
136
734 Sale
10 %
11H
1
1H
1736
11436
Sale
2836 Feb.
6
3
IV
Jan.
8
7236 Jan.
15
Feb.
6
March, 1940]
new
york
curb
exchange
47
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
new york
curb exchange
Since
Jan. 1
Feb. 1
1940
Shares
STOCKS (Continued)
3,700 N V Merchandise Oo
900 N Y Pr 4 Lt $6 pref
1,480
6,100
com..
s
330
10
Ask
Bid
Niagara Hud Powcom...-.10
5% 1st pref....
100
5% 2d pref
100
Class A warrants
5%
.5
100
200 Nineteen Hundred Corp
B...1
5
1
814
Sale
*
26
27
75%
24%
25%
27
24
49
50
50
50
%
3%
2%
1
Sale
_100 100
100
6%
7%
10
-
25
*
*
14*4
16%
35%
1,050 Ohio Edison $6 preferred---4,650 Ohio Oil 6% pref
-.100
107
98%
Sale
18%
36%
Ohio Brass class B
Sale
98*%
570 Ohio Power 6% preferred--100
450 Ohio Pub Serv 7% 1st pref. 100
6% 1st pref
100
1,200 Oilstocks Ltd common
Oklahoma Nat Gas com
5
25,200
-15
2,950
$3 preferred
1,300
$5.50 conv pref
8,884 Oldetyme Distillers
Oliver United Filters B
50
*
1
8%
19%
9*%
19*%
Sale
47
113% 115
1%
1*%
500 Overseas Securities Co
*
200 Pacific Can Co
♦
common
15,400 Pacific G & E 6% 1st pref.-.25
2,100
5 % %lst preferred
25
25 Pacific Lighting $5 pref
*
320 Pacific P & L 7% pref
200 Pacific Public Service com
a00
7*%
2%
11
*
Page-Hersey Tubes com
Pantepec Oil of Venezuelae
American shares
100 Paramount Motors Corp
_1
150 Parker Pen Co
10
31
89
5%
20
140 Patchogue Plymouth Mills.
9%
(D) Grocery cl A
*
Class B.
880 Peninsula Telep Co com
Class A cum preferred
*
25
42%
11%
34
Sale
25
25
51 %
44%
12
Sale
2
1
12
*
100
—
*
1
14,700 Pharis Tire & Rubber Co
4,500 Philadelphia Co com
130 Phila Elec $5 div preferred1,125 Phila El Pow 8% pref
25
2,700 Phillips Packing Co
*
300,000 Phoenix Securities common—1
$3 conv preferred A
24,650
10
*
1,100 Pierce Governor Co com
<
100 Pines Winterfront Co
1
1
18,000 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
6,900 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter.*
10
7% Jan.
104% Jan.
114% Jan.
14% Feb.
27
12% Feb.
Sale
1
7.50
22.5 Pneumatic Scale Corp Ltd—10
5,100 Polaris Mining Co
25c
5,900 Potrero Sugar com
5
2,000 Powdrell & Alexander com. --.5
125 Power Corp of Can com
60
6% 1st preferred
.-100
*
2,700 Pratt & Lambert
7,000 Premier Gold Mining.
.
*
com
1
-_25c
*
*
*
com
*
Public Service of Clorado—
6% 1st preferred
100
100
*
*
5,300 Public Serv of Ind pr pref
$6 preferred
3,600
Public Service of Oklahoma—
6% prior lien pref
340
100
180
7% prior lien pref
100
28,400 Puget Sound P & L $6 pref—*
$5 preferred
*
11,400
16,000 Puget Sound Pulp & Timb—*
50 Pyle-National Co com
5
600 Pyrene Mfg...
10
27 105% Feb.
118% Jan.
6
21 % Jan.
4% Feo.
2
1
5% Feb.
89% Feb.
81% Feb.
15
87% Feb.
Jan.
*22 Feb.
8
bi Jan.
Feb.
27
16
% Jan.
8
Jan.
22
76
Feb.
5
%2 Feb.
3
% Feb.
5% Feb.
94% Feb.
2
14
63
Feb.
16
8% Feb.
14
1
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4% Feb.
% Feb.
14
75% Feb.
1
23 % Feb.
24
24%
50%
o%
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23
%
Sale
Sale
7%
37%
36
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21 % Sale
20%
110% 110% 109%
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114
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4
5
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9
15
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15
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72
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9
14
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1
1
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88
1
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23
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36% Jan.
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107
3
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-
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88
6
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3
23
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21
26
27
2
1
115% Jan.
17
23 107% Jan.
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19
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6
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9
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3
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10
8% Feb.
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13
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20
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16
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1
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6% Feb.
28
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6
4% Jan.
3% Jan.
22
6
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27
26
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21
8
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5
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21
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15
5
43% Jan.
4
24
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5
16
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17
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38% Jan.
9% Feb.
9
27
11
23
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48% Feb.
13% Feb.
33% Feb.
26
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8
9
20
16
12
4
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37
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2
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18% Jan.
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3
26
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3 104% Feb.
23 116% Feb.
Jan.
98%
113%
112%
106%
7% Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 26
1
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65
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Feb.
3
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
59%
12
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1%
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30% Feb.
11
2
Jan.
110
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17
111
19
2
10 112
2 113
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6
16
72
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17
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3
13
80
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2
16
27
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28
1
5
2
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11
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100
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1% Feb.
10% Feb.
7% Feb. 23
7% Feb. 26
28 117
8% Feb.
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5
5
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31%
6%
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44%
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28
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8
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Feb. 19
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1
16
29
2
15
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7
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7
1% Feb.
6
8%
%, Feb. 14
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1
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9
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1
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%
4%
10
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106
1
8%
%6
3%
9%
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99%
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14
2
9
22
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1% Feb.
10
Feb. 24
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13
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12
28 120
11
31
29
30% Jan.
5% Jan.
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30
2
34
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17
25
23
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16
9% Jan.
15
Feb. 29
1
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Feb. 13
Feb. 20
28%
82%
17%
8%
7
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31% Feb.
6% Feb.
1
4
5
8
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44% Feb. 15
13% Feb. 21
1
3
4
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8
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29
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1
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5
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15
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29
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10
3
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9
15
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7
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20
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2
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26
5
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4
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22
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1
24
2
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8
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13
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16
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16
13
8
7
9% Feb.
6
7
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31
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27
5
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10
27
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8% Jan.
8% Jan.
7
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21 109% Feb.
3 112% Feb.
4
13
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28
13
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72% Jan.
90% Jan.
27% Jan.
30
5
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6
17
8
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3% Feb. 26
8
8% Jan.
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106% 109% 106% 107% 106% Feb. 10 106% Feb. 10
113% 114% 113% 114
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9
82% Sale
7
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79% Feb.
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44
7
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39% Feb.
44
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3
106% 108% 107
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25
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17
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20
1
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5
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7
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55
7 104
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19
1% Feb.
19
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9
29
11
19
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6
9
5
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21
16
3
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16
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40
Feb.
11
8
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38%
26
60% Feb.
11% Feb.
1
15 175
9
16
66% Feb. 23
77% Feb. 13
45
1
14
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1
1
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20% Feb.
12
5
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11
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Jan.
166% Jan.
9% Jan.
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1% Jan.
7*% Feb.
40% Jan.
9% Jan.
1
10
5
14
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6
5% Feb.
39
11
19
7% Feb. 20
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117
19
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26
28%
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15
2
6
23
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13
11
26 112
66 % Feb.
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100
13
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7
8
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30
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22
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3 114
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2
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16
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7
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20 175
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3
30
7
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9
13
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4
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30
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13
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3
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15
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25
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8
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&
6
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3
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3
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1
16
11
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9
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21
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13
12
14
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27
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100
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29
7% Jan.
2% Jan.
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8
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3% Feb. 20
16
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73 % Jan.
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12
18
17
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5
3
12% Feb.
9% Feb.
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39
57%
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1
9
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14
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20
5
9
13
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12
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5
5
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%
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31% Sale
6
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19
37
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9
23
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Feb. 21
Feb. 23 110% Feb. 15
1 104% Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb. 23 116% Feb.
1
2 113% Feb. 26
Feb.
Feb. 17 107% Feb.
7
Feb. 26
7% Feb. 26
Feb.
1
20% Feb. 24
Feb. 13
49% Feb. 26
Feb.
13%
33%
30%
108%
1%
11%
41%
65
67%
2
2%
1%
2%
110% 111% 110
112% 113% 112%
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
z86
80% Feb. 13
9
25% Feb.
25% Feb. 19
51 % Feb. 13
a% Feb. 26
2% Feb. 20
7
%# Feb.
8
105% Feb.
8% Feb. 23
3%
12%
34%
30%
6
20%
5% Feb.
99%
66%
8%
1%
2
4% Feb.
9
%„ Feb.
103% Feb. 29
110% Feb. 29 114
Feb.
3
7
Feb. 19
7%
7% Feb. 26
12
12
Feb. 19
9
12% Feb.
18%
6
16% Feb.
18
Feb. 16
36% 36% Feb.
8
37
Feb.
9
103%
111
17*
1
1
Feb.
Feb.
6% Feb.
6
14% Feb. 27
27 105% Feb.
13
6% Feb.
2
29
Jan.
5% Jan.
6
Sale
3%
Feb.
104
Feb.
1
24*%
24%
51*%
9
13
25
%
17
325 Pitts Bessemer & L E RR—50
4,500 Pittsburgh Forgings Co
50
2,570 Pitts & Lake Erie RR
2,200 Pitts Metallurgical Co
10
10,000 Pittsburgh Plate Glass com--25
Feb.
80%
23%
23%
50%
7%
%
2* Sale
*VA
1
*
$7 preferred
13
Feb.
9
9%
1%
%
Sale
88%
5%
19%
Sale
99
Sale
3
12%
16%
36%
90%
6
21%
*
Sale
* 111
50 167% Sale
20
1.125 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
575 Pennsylvania Sugar Co
5,600 Pa Water & Power
For footnotes see page 53
107% Feb.
19
4%
i%
a
Sale
Sale
*
*
410 Pa Gas & Elec class A
220 Pa Pow & Lt $6 pret
7% 1st preferred
5%
95%
63%
8%
9%
113%
6%
Sale
31%
%
2.50
25 Pa Edison Co $2.80 prel-.
50
$5 preferred
100
1%
5%
31
—50c
41,100 Pennroad Corp com
50,600 Pa Cent Airlines com
30
Highest
Sale Prices
9
22
Feb.
3
109
Jan. 19
5% Feo.
24% Fed.
332
65
_
6,200
3,900 Prudential Investors
$6 preferred
2,950
1
Sale Prices
118
6
7
12%
33%
30%
4*% Sale
3*%
4%
4,200 Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co-
100 Prentice-Hall Inc
80%
%
84
69,100
5,900 Pressed Metals of Amer
4,000 Producers Corp
3,900 Prosperity Co B common
500 Providence Gas Co..
78%
Sale
%
2%
9
3%
13
33%
*
1st preferred
104
6%
24%
Sale
i*.
■■
1
3,000 Pleasant Valley Wine Co
2,800 Plough Inc common
88
*
Omar Inc
1,050 Pepper ell Mfg Co
300 Perfect Circle com
%
84
*
-.5
,
Penn Traffic Co—
4%
*
*
Sale
Sale
„
1,500 North European Oil com
1,350 Nor Ind Pub Ser 6 % pref.
650
7% preferred
3,100 Northern Pipe Line
10,800 Nor States Power A
900 Northwest Engineering
2,000 Novadel-Agene Corp..
1,700
12% Feb.
5% Sale
Sale
8%
9%
1%
4%
4%
1
Sale
1
1
200 Nor Amer Util Sec com
300 North Cent Texas Oil
common
62 %
Sale
6%
Sale
%
preferred--
Penn Mex Fuel
Sale
23
25%
5%
87%
5% Sale
Sale
86 %
6
5%
25
—
Niagara Share Corp class B
450 Pender
Sale Prices
9
Feb.
3
8
8% Feb.
106% 106% Feb.
117
116% Feb.
'
67 %
100
14
13%
104 %
2?g Sale*
*
l',156
12%
13
Class B warrants
2,100 Nipissing Mines
2,800 Noma Elec Corp com
22,500 Nor Amer Lt & Pow com
3,850
$6 preferred.:
2,700 North Amer Rayon cl A
Class B common
1,610
770
6% prior preferred--
'
8%
106
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Corp—
com
375
Sale
Lowest
Ask
116
11%
—
Class A
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
8%
7%
8%
107
Sale
-1
5
preferred
100
New York Transit
-5
N Y Water Serv 6% pref—100
5,100 Nlles-Bement-Pond
\,975
Bid
100
hares
N Y State Elec & Gas
70
3,000
1,850
114,300
3,475
570
10,000
1,100
3,200
Par
7% preferred
N Y Shipbuilding Oo—
Founders
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
14
19
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
Feb.
19
Feb.
13
13
Jan.
97% Jan.
106%
110%
79%
39%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
104% Jan.
109% Jan.
24% Jan.
78
13
Jan.
106%
9 113%
7
93%
7
50%
8 109% Feb.
15 112% Feb.
2
32% Jan.
Jan.
24
85
11% Jan.
8% Feb.
6% Jan.
26
17% Feb.
8% Feb.
13
3
7
Jan.
Feb.
5
7
9
8
3
14
19
10
10
19
13
13
NEW
48
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Par
—*
-——100
Bid
Ask
Bid
117
118%
153 %
16
118
920 Railway & Light Securities—.*
100 Rys & Utll invest ci A c<?m—1
9
STOCKS (Concluded)
Shares
510 Quaker Oatecom
6% preferred
50 Quebec Power Co
1,100
150
12%
13%
$3 conv pref
—50c
1,900 Raytheon Mfg com
1,900 Red Bank Oil Co
*
1,300 Reed Roller Bit Co
1,200 Reeves (Daniel) com———*
Reiter
Foster
Oil
Corp
50c
4,700
5
500 Reliance E1& Eng Co—
"l",306
1,000
1,600
100
2,600
34 H
35%
%
2%
VA
2%
24%
5%
%
25%
Sale
Sale
14%
13%
117,900 Republic Aviation Corp-----l
1
3,800 tReynolds Invest com.
—1
1,700 Rheem Mfg Co_
*
600 Rice Stix Dry Goods Co
1
5,600 Richmond Radiator com
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Voting trust etfs —
1
7,000
750 Rochester G & E 6% pfD__100
25
6% preferred C
100
Rochester Telephone Corp—
10
6%% 1st pref.
100 115
12
11%
300 Roeser & Pendleton Inc
Rolls-Royce Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
"2", 200 Rome Cable Corp common—.5 U % Sale
2%
1%
-5
1,400 Roosevelt Field Inc
Sale
3
1
3,600 Root Petroleum Co com
9
7%
SI.20 conv preferred
.20
500
Va
%
*
2,900 Rossia Internal Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd—
*
63
60
%
1*450 Royal Typewriter com
*
3H
2.50
100 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc
14%
1
23,500 Rustless Iron & Steel Corp
46%
82.50 conv pref
*
650
2H
2%
._*
1,300 Ryan Consol Petroleum
1%
8,700 Ryerson & Haynes Inc com—-1
Sale
*
500 St Lawrence Corp Ltd
Sale
15
A 82 conv. preferred...,.-.50
150
--5 ,3% Sale
36,600 St Regis Paper Co—
Sale
7 %_ preferred..
4,150
— —TOO
Sale
1
7,255 Salt Dome Oil Co
1
1,100 Samson United Corp com—.1
39
Sanford
Mills
*
10
i
1%
5
300 Savoy Oil Co
12
*
2,100 Schiff Co com
IVA
30
29 %
25
8,300 Scovill Mfg Co
Scranton Elec $6 pref
*
10,666
300
300
6,000
100
50
14,100
750
2,755
800
'loo
200
4,800
4%
"""310
20
23
Scran ton-Spring Brook Water
Service 86 preferrek
50
1,900 Scullin Steel Co common
.*)
Warrants..
7,000
"l'ioo
3,600
5%
Sale
%
104%
Mb
Sale
74,500
5,400
300
2,900
550
750
%
39 %
81,100 Segal Lock & Hardwardcom—1
*
10,100 Seibevling Rubber com
*
550 Selby Shoe Co com
.1
8,800 Selected Industries..
Convertible stock
5
1,300
%
8%
1,300
2,050
"3",200
26,666
25
85.50 prior stock
Allotment certificates
—
15
14
13%
11
38
37
1%
2%
2
25%
5
VA
2%
Sale
2
2H
Mb
18%
4%
1%
101*'
57
55
14"" Sale"
Sale
45
VA
1H
2
Sale
Sale
3
72
•
33*
1%
IVs
66
1%
k
39
%
13
14
29
7%
S
%
5%
1
1
Sentry Safety Control..
100 Serrick Corp class B com
700 Seton Leather com
1%
2%
2%
Sale
8
17,300 Shattuck Denn Mining...—5
1,400 Shawinigan Water & Power. .*
8,550 Sherwin-Williams Co com..-.25
11,300
1,000
4,450
340
90
5% cum pref A A A
850 Sherwin-Williams
100
of Can.
ViSale
i8%
18%
Sale
94
5%
18%
92%
Mb
18%
4%
1%
Feb. 10
Feb. 28
Feb. 15
8
Feb.
16
6
10% Jan.
13
14
Feb;
Jan.
25
9
8
37%
1%
2%
26%
Jan.
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2% Feb.
24% Jan.
Feb.
24
2
8
Feb.
21
35
1% Feb.
2% Feb.
24
21
26
Feb.
23
5%
%
13%
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19%
5%
2%
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Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
8
Jan.
2
Jan.
20
8
5% Jan.
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13
Feb.
Jan.
31
9
5% Jan.
12
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
1
16
15
9
10
M? Jan.
9
1
28
20
18% Feb.
4% Feb.
1% Feb.
2
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5
13
1
15
8
2
Jan.
10
6
Feb.
9
Jan.
Jan.
9
22
Jan.
4
Jan.
8
101
Jan.
M« Jan. 25
10 104% Feb.
1
104
Jan.
29 104
9 116% Feb.
9 116% Feb.
6%
Mb
19%
5%
Jan.
Jan.
29
116% Feb.
9
29
14
Jan.
10%
1%
2%
7%
Mb
1
Feb.
Feb. 23
Feb. 16
Feb. 15
2
12
2%
3%
7%
%6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Feb.
7
24
6
15
Feb. 24
10%
1%
2%
7%
Mb
1
Feb.
Jan. 18
Feb. 16
Jan. 29
Jan. 12
12%
2%
3%
7%
Mb
Jan.
2
Feb. 24
Feb.
6
Jan.
5
Feb. 24
62
59%
3%
13%
44%
1%
1%
3%
14%
2%
Sale
3%
56% "Feb.
16
59% Feb.
9
56
Jan.
19
Jan.
5
Feb".
20
14% Feb.
9
22
3% Jan.
15% Jan.
30
13%
3% Jan.
13% Jan.
30
Sale
45
Feb.
1
43
Jan.
25
47
11
9
45% Feb.
2
Feb.
2
Feb.
3
1% Feb.
21
%
1%
3%
15
2%
57%
6%
%
9
Feb.
Jan. 12
Feb. 26
'1
31 i
%
13%
30%
46
2%
1%
Feb.
Sale
1% Feb. 19
3% Feb. 26
15
FCb, 16
2% Feb. 20
•68%
66
4
15%
Sale
%
Feb. 23
6% Feb. 21
% Feb. 26
1
5
3% Feb. 26
15
Feb. 16
3% Feb. ■5
2
72% Feb;
■
Feb.
9
Feb.
14
Feb.
1
1
14
Sale
3
*13% Feb. 28
28% Feb.
Feb.
1
3
13% Feb. 26
30% Feb. 21
Jan.
2% Jan.
5
24
15
8
6
Jan.
4
27
45% Jan.
15
Jan.
17
Jan.
Jan.
1
18
26
6
4% Jan.
12% Jan.
28% Feb.
2
Jan.
Jan. 12
2
Jani
Feb. 21
Feb. 26
4
Feb.
2
Jan.
3% Jan.
75% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
Jan.
14
Jan.
31
Jan.
35
32
29
27
42%
%
Sale
42%
1%
%
5%
Sale
8
8%
%
4%
53%
54%
7%
Sale
18%
Sale
26% Feb.
8
8% Feb.
14
109?
Sale
Sale
55
Sale
1%
%
2%
% Feb. 28
39% Feb.
% Feb.
3
2
Sale
112
Sale
10
14
Sale
3
39% Feb.
1% Feb. 29
39
Jan.
% Jan.
12
18
9
8% Feb. 21
7
Jan.
16
Feb.
28
10% Feb.
6
10
Feb.
28
%
4%
53%
53%
Feb. 29
Feb. 19
Feb. 17
6
Feb.
% Feb.
5% Feb.
55% Feb.
54% Feb.
2
%
4%
52%
52%
Feb. 29
Feb. 19
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
%t Feb. 21
2
Feb.
27
7
Feb.
6
7
5% Feb.
16% Feb. 29
10%
% Feb. 28
% Jan. 11
Feb.
Feb.
89
Sale
8
9% Feb.
1
24
7
91
113 Mi
26
10
5%
8%
5% Sale
15% Sale
*
Feb.
27
52
9
39
100
Eldorado
.25
Pipe Line stamped*
Silex Co (The) common—
9
28
16
%
2
7
Feb.
5% Feb.
Feb.
10% Feb.
% Feb.
MB
% Sale
%
%
1 h
9
*
2% Feb. 21
2
25% Feb.
1
5% Feb.
1
% Feb.
13
24%
*
%
i*
8
16
27
16
12% Jan.
Sale
11
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets reg
£1
100
700
Feb.
37
14
8
%
% Feb
% Feb.
Feb. 26 104% Feb.
101% 102
102%
8
54%
54
14
21
Feb.
J*
2
3
20
3
24
18
26
17
12
112
28
Sale
54
1
Feb.
Highest
8% Jan.
% Feb.
13
6
16
14
9%
6 %
5
54%
51%
54 % Sale
2
16
10% Feb.
% Feb.
Feb.
116% Feb.
1
Sale
%
18%
5%
115
Sale
5»/4.
8%
%
Sale
Sale
6
10
o
Mb
13
% Feb.
13
5%
3$. 4*
25%
Sale
26
5%
%
17%
10 %
24
Sale
*
850
12%
101
115%
%
9SA Feb.
% Feb.
1
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb.
9
117
Jan.
4 125
Jan.
5
149% Feb.
2 153
Sale Prices
36
1
49%
8%
*
700 Securities Corp Gen'l com
500 Seeman Bros common
"""loo
Sale
1%
1*
Scranton Lace Co common—
%
Ms
19 %
it*
36*
Sale
6
"
"""700
Sale
11
110
10
10
A
—*
Common
Ask
9
Sale
Raymond Concrete Pile1,250
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Feb.
9
Sale
119% Feb. 29 125
Feb. 27
152
153
152
149% Feb.
2 152
13
Feb.
16
13
Feb
16
12%
13%
14 %
Ask Bid
120
120
150
Lowest
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
1940
Jan. 1
475
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
Since
2,400
EXCHANGE
YORK CURB
AQQBEOATE
SALES
Feb.
21
Feb. 13
113% 112
10% Feb. 20
11%
13
9
% Feb.
2
Feb.
27
2
7%
6%
18%
92%
112%
10%
8
Feb.
Feb. 21
2
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 10
Feb. 13
Mb Jan.
5
2
Feb.
27
7'
Feb.
6
7
5% Feb.
16% Feb. 29
Feb.
21
111% Jan.
10% Jan.
25
2
89
2
Feb.
26
45% Jan.
9% Feb.
15
8
Jan.
2
9
% Jan.
3
39% Feb.
1% Jan. 29
if*
6)1
65*
Jan.
Jan.
5
16
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2
Jan.
24
% Jan.
12
27
Feb.
2
7%
6%
18%
96%
114%
10%
5
9
Feb.
8
Feb. 21
Jan. 31
Jan,
5
Jan. 10
Jan. 30
Shreveport
"""566
Simmons-Boardman
200
*
4,200 Simmons H'ware & Paint Co..*
1
800 Simplicity Pattern Co—
100
650 SingerMfg Co..
Singer Mfg Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg shs—_£1
Sioux City G & E 7% pref. 100
10 IO Skinner Organ Co common—5
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills.*
1
1.200 Solar Mfg Co
10,600 Sonotone Corp
1,700 Soss Mfg Co
1
1,100 South Coast Corp com
"2",300
800
240
"""400
"■"606
6,000
500
600
1
1
1
1
(
1
1
1
2%
1
Sale
4%
4%
2%
30% Sale
30%
29%
44 %
45%
1%
84
"""166
162
"'"166
600 Southern Phosphate Co
5,600 Southern Pipe Line.
5,900 Southern Union Gas com
Preferred A
525
250
3,200
9,700
1,200
3,500
3,000
2,300
900
1,400
660
290
400
'""600
700
100
Ml
100
M
7,900
2,800
1,150
3,500
10
10
*
74*
170
2
2%
15%
34
Jan.
18
21
19
Jan.
5
25
2%
2%
Sale
T* ;i%
21%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
5% 1st preferred
*
Spanish & General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs.._£l
Spencer Shoe Corp
*
Stahl-Meyer Inc com
*
Standard Brewing Co
.-*
Standard Cap & Sea! com
1
2%
...10
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
148% Feb.
VA Sale
1% Feb.
VA
VA
1% Feb.
Feb.
143% 145% 143
15% Jan.
29
Jan.
8
13
2
10
3
19
1% Jan.
1% Feb.
1% Jan.
1% Feb.
155
Feb.
143
Jan.
13
8
2%
2
"T"
1%
1%
4%
2%
29%
28%
1%
55
Sale
29
75*
Sale
6
2%
23
a
VA
Sale
12
Mil Sale
2%
1M
14*
2%
%
Sale
19 H Sale
"5%
41 %
23%
2%
12%
1%
Sale
25
3
13%
Sale
4%
29%
43%
1%
65
167
6
6%
2%
17%
5%
15^ Sal*
Sale
VA
12%
2%
13%
9%
Sale
8
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb. 14
1
Feb.
30
29
Feb.
5
45%
1%
45
Feb.
27
4%
Sale
72
172
6%
I*
19%
5%
39% Sale
32
34%
3
2%
14%
14%
"VA Sale"
15%
20%
% Feb. 21
1%
1 %
4%
1%
29%
2
30
1%
21%
%
V*
Sale
a
2%
Sale
169
5%
5%
2%
%
Sale
46
43
164
"4% "5%
10
preferred
Sale
1%
25
Southland Royalty Co.
South Penn Oil
So West Pa Pine Lines
Conv
VA
1%
"~l"
1%
100
7% preferred
500
14%
103
%
South New Engl Telep Co.. 100
2,700
1,700
2
154
152
100
120
lh
VA
1%
6,500 Sou Calif Edison 6% pref B. .25
5% % p^f class O
25
5,600
5% original pref..
25
360
1,400 Southern Colo Power cl A—25
3,600
3,400
15
14
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Corp conv pref
1% Feb.
167
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6%
5%
2%
18%
5%
6
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2
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9
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2
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3
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13
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24
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15
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5
3
35
2
2
16
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3 % Feb.
29% Jan.
28% Jan.
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167
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15
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1
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4
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44
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10
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35
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2
15
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2
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2
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2
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4
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9
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21% Jan.
8
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2
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45
14
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1%
1%
4%
2%
5
1
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4
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23
3
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24
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11
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16
9
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2
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2
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3
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9
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23
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14
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25
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Standard Dredging Corp—
200
100
400
1,000
6,700
3,900
375
1,700
400
<
$1.60 conv preferred
.20
450
1,350 Stand Invest $5Mi preferred..*
10
16,800 Standard Oil (Kentucky)
25
7,300 Standard Oil (Ohio) com..
5% preferred
100
625
1
9,000 Standard Power & Lt com
Class B common
._*
1,200
600
100
800
3,800
2,500
2
Common
87 preferred
4,900 Standard Products Co
14,400 Standard Silver Lead
6,300 Standard Steel Spring Co
300
100
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53.
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Feb. 29
March, 1940]
new
york
curb
exchange
49
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
new york
curb exchange
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
STOCKS (Continued)
9,200 Starrett (The) Corp vtc
Par
Bid
1
Ask
Sale
12
135*
13
5% 2d preferred
350 Stetson (John B) Co com
1,400 Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
800 Stroock (S) & Co Inc
2,400 Sulli van Machinery Co
1,000 Sun Ray Drug Co com
12,000 Sunray Oil
4
Sale
35
Sale
1
6
1
35
7% preferred A
10 y
IX
H
36
35A
365*
34
6A
6A
7A
II
*
...
95*
A
63 A
14,800 United Corp warrants
400 United Elastic Corp
103,700 United Gas common
$7 1st non-voting pref...
11,100
Warrants
9,300
100 United G & E 7% pref
100
*
40,100 United Lt & Power com A..
*
Common class B..
9,700
*
$0
1st
pref
70.300
*
*
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Am dep rets for ord reg._
10 A
33 A
14
15*
64 5*
Sale
Sale
?t
Sale
1y
5,300 U S & Internat Sec com
1st preferred with warr
4,415
56,300 U S Lines Inc pref
11,100 U S Plywood Co common
$1.50 conv pref
5,550
1,800 U S Radiator common
600 U S Rubber Reclaiming
400 U S Stores Corp com
$7 conv 1st pref
30
com
Universal Consol Oil Co
Universal Cooler class A
Class B
Universal Corp v t c
15*
2
115*
12 A
2 A
3y
17 A Sale
'At
25
.1
6A
Sale
135*
14
59
61
5A
11*
60
% Sale
1H
935*
a
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
1
♦
50c
*
85
1
2,800 Walker Mining
300 Wayne Knitting Mills
4,600 Wellington Oil Co common
a
1 **
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55*
VA
A
A
83 A Sale
A
5A
4
4A
4A
A
81A Sale
4A
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7
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3A
22
30
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2A
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63
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35*
215* Sale
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29
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2
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3A
2A
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13
4
1
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62
1
9
8
13
1
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98**
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88
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55*
145*
5A
2A
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185*
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9
13
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9
31
95* Jan.
19
45* Jan.
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Jan. 16
Feb.
7
Feb. 27
Feb. 23
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
29
365* Jan.
23
6
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
8
4 1135* Feb.
13
Feb.
26
9
105* Jan.
20
70
Feb.
1
645a Jan.
1055* Jan.
3
35*
5*
5*
15*
125*
35*
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Feb.
Feb.
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Feb.
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18
105*
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16
14
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16
24
1
14
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1
29
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2
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6
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195* Feb.
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1
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2
7
1
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& Feb. 23
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3
26
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275* Feb. 28
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2
2** Feb.
5* Feb. 15
21
** Feb. 13
25* Feb.
1
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1
185* Feb.
8
95* Feb.
165* Feb.
15* Feb.
2
6
615* Feb.
6
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1 **
57
1$
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75*
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6
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27
Feb. 23
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Feb. 19
5
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9
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Feb. 15
Feb. 10
Feb. 29
Feb.
19
23** Feb.
305* Feb.
8
2
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9
1
25* Feb. 23
5* Feb. 15
1
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1
Feb.
6
1
535* Feb.
6
5* Feb.
1
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155* Feb. 26
15* Feb.
17
5
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15
265* Feb.
3
1
5* Feb.
25* Feb.
13
45* Feb.
8
Feb. 27
Feb.
9
185* Feb. 13
15* Feb. 24
625* Feb. 19
11
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1
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6
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6
5* Feb.
2
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5
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9
1
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9
26
59
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26
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5
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105* Jan.
20
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1
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25* Feb.
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z85* Jan.
71
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14
10
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2
115* Feb.
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55* Feb.
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2
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17
5
35* Feb.
6
1
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3
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6 1075* Feb.
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3 115
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22
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2
23
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z85* Jan.
19
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24
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4
35*
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18
12
2
15
7
3
31
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3
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8
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11
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2
11
1
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5
15* Jan.
10
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6
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9
64 5*'Jan. 18
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1
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5* Jan. 11
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11
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3
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8
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27
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22
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295* Jan. 31
24
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3
70
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27
45* Jan.
240
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10
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3
3
55* Feb. 23
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4
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5
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61
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13
1
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66
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24
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27
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55
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15* Jan.
205* Jan.
11
8
9
3
15* Feb. 21
225* Feb. 20
285* Feb.
7
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11
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14
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10
76
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8
9
95* Jan.
30
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9
9
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55* Jan.
15
4
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9
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7
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29
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15* Jan.
35* Feb.
18
6
2
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11
1
Feb. 17
Feb. 24
Jan. 11
145* Jan.
12
90
4
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354 Feb. 14
5* Feb. 24
15
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70
1
85*' Feb.
315* Jan. 26
25* Feb. 29
75* Feb. 10
54
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22
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reo.
20
7
285* Feb.
5
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69
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2
25* Jan.
235* Feb. 29
125* Feb. 21
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8
23
9
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5
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18
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70
6
45* Jan.
60
1
'A» Feb.
5* Feb. 15
5* Feb. 24
5* Feb. 10
9
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8** Feb. 14
15* Feb. 29
1
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975* Feb. 28 101
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5
8
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5
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8
875* Feb.
8
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8
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1
15* Feb.
5* Feb. 28
8
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30
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1
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13
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1
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1
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3
12
5
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6
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1105* Jan.
25* Feb.
33
Feb. 26
25
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1** Sale
62
1
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25* Sale
13**
145*
4
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2
19
26**
1 5*
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215*
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13
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663* Sale
4** Sale
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265*
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22
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9
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1
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2
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6%
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60
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5*
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20
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5
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3
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5
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Class B
7
70
1
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100
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75* Feb. 23
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5* Feb.. 13
A Feb. 13
1
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1
*15* Feb. 20
25* Feb. 23
7
35* Feb.
7
At Feb.
** Feb. 14
7
85* Feb.
7
8** Feb.
Sale
185*
78
650 Universal Products Co.
8.500 Utah Idaho Sugar Co
1,700 Utah Pr & Lt $7 pref
1,400 Wagner Baking com vtc
7% preferred
"""300 Wahl (The) Co common
1,000 Waitt & Bond Inc class A
113
65
ib
68
78
3
2,400 Waco Airfraft Co—
8
57
i*
68
18
2,100 Van Norman Mach Tool com.5
1
36,500 Venezuelan Petroleum
Rights
77,800
610 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref .100
*
2,100 Vogt Mfg Corp
ii
26
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1
5
1
29
1
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23
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10c
1,500 Utility Equities common
$5.50 priority stock
1
1,325
5
1,200 Utility & Ind Corp com
Conv preferred
7
6,500
4,850 tUtil Power & Lt 7% pref—100
23
26
17
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
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15* .Jan.
335* Feb.
4**
5*
95*
95*
105*
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26
2
10
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23**
1
6,600 Valspar Corp common
$4 conv pref
725
88
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A
50c
5
109
30
61
1
Feb.
14
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34 A Sale
22
245*
8
com
IV*
65
1A Sale
98** Sale
At
'A
700 Universal Insurance
1,900 Universal Pictures com
100 Utah Radio Products
Sale
A Sale
A
A
lH
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5
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Feb.
Feb.
1
115
35*
28
5
5
67
18
Feb. 10
Feb. 13
Feb.
7
Feb. 27
59
1A
100
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9**
9**
37
35**
25* Sale
75*
75*
i*8'
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** Feb. 20
5* Feb. 20
1
145* Feb.
Sale
8 A Sale
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12
19
15* Feb.
33
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2A
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1
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114
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2
23
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35* Feb.
14**
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2
9
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9
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75* Feb. 23
15
63
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1
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8
35A Feb.
Sale
4
36
17
23
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34
1
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29
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55* Jan.
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2** Jan.
75* Feb. 23
Feb.
3A
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8
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33
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16
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10
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33
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36
8
15* Jan.
5
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2
45* Feb. 16
62
12
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7
56
a
18
Feb.
Jan.
20
12
12** Feb.
34
12s
11A
Jan.
62
2
13 A
2A
n„%
70
1
20
56
4H
4,400 United Profit Sharing com. 25c
.25
13,300 United Shoe Mach com
common
4** Feb.
** Feb.
95* Feb.
Sale
36
15*|
113 A
At
a\At
1 5* Sale
3*3
35*
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8
9A
10c
♦
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1
Feb.
10 A
10 A
At
60
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4A
25 Union Stock Yds of Omaha- 100
—1
10,100 United Aircraft Prod
Preferred
5,600 United Specialties common.
16
Sale
H
880
15* Feb.
25* Feb.
Sale
.10
70 United N J RR & Canal
1A
2A
115*
15*
„*
$3 preferred
2
20
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com.
Feb.
1
200 Union Investment Co com.
75 United Milk Products
6
5
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4,000 Union Premier Food Stores
United Chemicals Inc—
Common
1,900
300
$3 cum partic pref
79,400 Un Cigar-Whelan Stores
Sale
Sale
5*
1105*
*
Series B pref
300
1,100 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc
Union
Gas of Canada
1,000
10
13
32
Sale
17
A
9
38
345*
Sale
26
15* Feb.
145* Feb.
45* Feb.
62
15
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
25,200 Udylite Corp
1,100 J Glen & Co series A pref—
•
A
Sale
10 A
12 A
VA
4** Feb.
8
Sale
1A
27
36
2
5s
*
100
-.100
Toledo Edison 6% pref
For footnotes see page 53
7A
2A
Sale
100
Common
7,000
Class A
1
3,500
1,900 Tung Sol Lamp Works com..l
80-cent dlv pref
1,400
♦
100
45*
39
8A
o
•
200 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
Tubize Chatillon Corp—
17,100
4
34
IH
335*
5*
*
Am dep rets def reg
Todd Shipyards Corp
2,300 United Stores Corp
24,000 United Wall Paper
9
40A
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg shs
£1
66.200 U S Foil class B
950 U S Graphite Co
20
Feb.
3
A
Sale
65*
7,300 Trans-Lux Pict Screen com.-l
7,400 Transwestern Oil Co
10
6,600 Tri-Continencal Corp warr
25
Feb.
Feb.
14
Sale
9A
9A
9%
105*
125*
33
1
600 Tonopah Mining of Nev.
1,000
ji
Highest
Sale Prices
1
62
55*
2A
Lowest
Sale Prices
13 A
4A
5A
2
Highest
Sale Prices
63
13
300 Tobacco & Allied Stocks
90
y
9H
95*
345*
15
5,300 Tobacco Prod Exports
200
6
2
2h
2
10,600 Thew Shovel Co common
4,500 rilo Roofing Inc
500 Tishman Realty & Oonstr
,
; 35*
Lowest
12
15*
1
Sale Prices
1
58
15
common
6,700 Taggart Corp com—...
4,300 Tampa Electric Co
300 Tagtyeast Inc class A
3,500 Taylor Distilling Co
49,100 Technicolor Inc common
220 Texas P & L 7% pref
3,900 Texon Oil & Land Co..
*
55*
15*
25*
11
....
2,600 Swan-Finch Oil Corp
"l~425
1A Sale
Ask
4A
*
55*% conv preferred
50
2,100 Superior Oil Co of Calif
25
Superior Portl Cement A—
400
Ask Bid
7
5
950
Class B
Feb. 29
20
5,000 Sterling Aluminum Prod
2,100 Sterling Brewers Inc.
4,500 Sterling Inc
25
Feb. 1
*
-
(A) & Co
com—*
*
4,600 Sterchi Bros Stores Inc.
125
6% 1st preferred..-....-.50
100
Bid
1
25 Steel Co of Canada ord
600 Stein
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
1940
17
24
15* Feb. 24
7
145* Feb.
35* Feb. 19
66
1
1
3
Jan.
15
11
15* Jan.
3
% Feb. 13
4
15* Feb. 24
145* Feb.
7
4
Jan.
22
NEW
50
YORK CURB
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
February
Jan. 1
„
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
CURB
l,900j
3,600
50
STOCKS (Concluded)
Western Maryland
210
90
Feb.
1940
Par
5,800 Wentworth Mfg Co
—1-25
1
8,500, Western Air Express Corp
150 Western Grocery com
20
%
1
Price
NEW YORK
Since
$
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
SALES
In
Bid
1%
4%
Ask
Bid
1 %
434
1%
5
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
1
Ask Bid
1
1
Sale
Ask
.
433
533
133
Sale
634
134 Feb
433 Feb.
6
14
1 % Feb
17
4% Feb. 21
134 Jan.
434 Jan.
31
12
Jan.
3
534 Jan.
6
Feb.
26
6
Feb.
26
6
Jan.
11
6
3
11
55
Ry—
55
100
7% 1st preferred
Sale
2
Jan.
Feb.
27
59
Feb.
16
55
Feb.
27
5934 Jan.
6
1734 Feb.
13
1734 Feb.
13
1434 Jan.
15
1734 Feb.
13
1033 Feb.
19
11
10
29
19
Jan.
Jan.
1034 Jan.
1033 Feb.
1034 Feb.
19
Western Tablet & Stationery
15
750
Common
475 Westmoreland Coal Co.
375 Westmoreland Inc
200
"~l25
West TexasUtil
250
160
$6 preferred
300
1,100
100
100
1,900
75
-.
10
1034
933
*
100
9933 101
2
134
iys
8
633
734
6
533
534
634
634
633
134
133
1%
8
9
834
11
10
1034
.10
2
4,200 Wolverine Port Cement
7,500 Wolverine Tube Co com
1
400 Woodley Petroleum Corp
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
5s
*
Am dep rets ord shs
4,300
60,100 Wrigbt-Uargreaves Ltd
1,400
23,900
1834
1133
1033
*
*
234
634
534
634
1%
7%
§£
5 34
Sale
734
154
734
8
11
-11%
634
134
10
233
7
Sale
Sale
2
8
1134
9
434
634
434 Sale
634
634
5
5
Sale
11%
633
11%
12%
634 Sale
10634 10934
434
Sale
433
634
Sale
634
5
533
5%
1234
1333
Sale
27 102
Feb.
Feb. 23
3
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 13
Feb.
3
Feb.
16
Feb.
234
734
634
634
134
933
11
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
9634
134
634
534
634
134
734
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
10
Jan.
102
Feb.
8
234
734
634
634
Jan.
19
Feb.
15
Feb.
1
2
Jan.
26
934 Feb.
113* Jan.
14
Feb.
19
8
3
1
Winnipeg Elec com cl B
*
50 Wisconsin P & L 7% pref__100
1,300
3,100
17
18
Itier Co—
4,600 W Va Coal & Coke com—--- *
450 Weyenberg Shoe Mfg Co
1
10
3,200 Wichita River Oil Corp
100 Williams (R C) & Co
*
900 Williams Oli-O-Matic Htg_--»
*
3,100 Wilson Jones Co com.
875 Willson Products Inc...
1
2,300
16
17
13
Sale
6
10434 Jan.
433 Feb.
634 Feb.
433 Feb.
634 Feb.
1
26
4 34
Jan.
634 Jan.
5
Jan.
4 107
34 Jan.
4J4 Jan.
30
2
31
7 34 Jan.
4
2
534 Jan.
22
9
12
Feb.
8
12 34 Feb.
Jan.
4
Feb.
23
634 Feb.
28
1
12
6
6
Feb.
23
654 Jan.
5
29 10334 Feb.
Feb.
19 105
1
102
Feb.
26
29 103 34 Jan.
19 10534 Jan.
19
12h Feb. 28
BONDS—
107,000
7,000
39,000
31,000
91,000
1967
317,000 Alabama Power 434®
23.000
66,000
103,000
137,000
1956
1968
1946
1951
1st & ref 5s
os_
1st 5s
1st & ref
os
Sale
10334
Feb.
104
105
104
Feb.
104
10534
10734
Sale
107
10734
10634
Sale
10434
Sale
102
Sale
10233 Sale
104
105 34 10434
105
10634 Sale
10433 10533 104
108
10834 10734
10734 108
107
107 34 10434 10534 10433
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
15 10634 Feb.
Feb.
8 109
27 10734 Feb.
10434 Feb.
Amer Gas & Elec deb 5s _-2028
9
Jan.
15 10634 Jan.
3 109
Feb.
28
10434 Feb.
27 10734 Jan.
15
104
Feb.
28
107
13
1
1951
5s registered
179",000
10234
10634 Jan.
2
10634 Jan.
19
11
American Power & Light—
2016
6s___:
101
I0i
iol
102
Sale
10734
109
Sale
12733 12634
1,221,000
31". 600
48",000
50,000
143,000
38,000
1,000
75,000
521,000
86,000
205,000
50,000
1,000
201,000
1,571,000
Appalachian El Pow 4 34s-1948
4s
1963
Appalachian Power 6s.-2024
6s A registered
2024
Arkansas Pr & Lt 5s
196b
Associated Elec 434s
1953
10734
10633
6033
Sale
Sale
17,000
244,000
94,000 X*Assoc Gas & Elec 434s_-1948
♦5s.
1968
1,618,000
♦5s registered
.1968
♦4 34 s series C
1949
1,479-606
♦4 34s registered
1949
♦534s
1977
145",666
2534
2833
Sale
17
Sale
17
2634
Sale
16%
34
Sale
1834
28%
Sale
17
7234
Sale
7134
6s registered
American Seating 6s
2016
stpd-1946 "99" 161"
Sale
Sale
9933
460,000
33
34
102
9953 Feb.
Sale" 10134
181",000
39",000
152,000
1,021,000
85.666
214",000
♦Cony deb 5s
1950
♦5s registered
1950
Assoc Tel & Tel 534s
A—1955
534s A registered
1955
l"0",666 Atlanta Gas Light 434s—1955
67,000 Atlantic City Elec 334s—1964
28,000 Avery (B F) Sons 5s w w__1947
"9",000
23,000
20,000
11,000
29,000
5s
Baldwin
122,000
32,000
572,000
483,000
187,000
147,000
1,000
520,000
330,000
77,000
134,000
91,000
102,000
79,000
48,000
137,000
265,000
437,000
126,000
203,000
149,000
177,000
332,000
640,000
254,000
235,000
62,000
110,000
193", 000
Works
1950
Locomotive
^Convertible 6s
Bell Tel of Canada 5s B-..1957
Bethlehem Steel 6s
1960
1998
6s registered
Birmingham Elec 434s
Birmingham Gas'5s
1998
1968
1959
5s series O
Broad River Power 5s A--1954
Canada Nor Power 5s
1953
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s—1942
Carolina Pr & Lt 5s
1956
Central Power 5s ser D—1957
Cent States Elec 5s.
1948
1954
534s_
Cent States Pr & Lt 5 His.-1953
Chicago 111 Midland Ry—
434 s series A
1956
18,000
Chicago Junction Rys &
Union Stock Yards 5s__1940
41,000
216,000 jAChic Rys 5s ctfs of dep—1927
69,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 534S-1952
5,000
22,000
111,000
22,000
3,000
15,000
41,000
554",066
5
10634 Jan.
Feb.
1
47
Feb.
19
6234 Jan.
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
16 34 Feb.
3
30
Jan.
3
2
1434 Feb.
1434 Jan.
28
17 34 Feb.
11
2834 Jan.
3
2
1434 Jan.
11
2634 Jan.
2
27 107
55
19
14 34
15
Sale
15
17%
14 34
Sale
1434 Feb.
29
1634 Feb.
1 933
18
1534
16
Feb.
23
15
Feb.
28
1834 Feb.
17 34 Feb.
71
Feb.
28
75
1833
Sale
Sale
10634 107
107 34 Sale
9734
98
93
9133
11634 11733
11533 Sale
11634 117
1434
,
71
1 534
1633
1533
Sale
14 34
10833 10633 Feb.
108
Sale
Sale
10733 Feb.
98
Feb.
93
Feb.
108 34 Feb.
2
100 34 Feb.
95
Feb.
29
21
97
Feb.
1
96
Feb.
Sale
9734 Feb.
9534 Feb. 28
9534 Sale
1 10234 Feb.
10133 10233 10054 Feb.
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
9634
9634
10034
Sale
Sale
Sale
9934
7834
10633
9933
3834
Sale
9833
8234
10634
96
96
Feb. 26 9934
Sale
83
82 33
8034 Feb. 19
83 34
8134
1 107
106 34 Feb.
Sale
10633 107
1 10034
99
Feb.
Sale
10034 Sale
3234 Sale
3234 Feb. 29 3634
3634
3634
33 34 Feb. 29
33 34 Sale
Sale
1
Sale
7634
7633
7434 Feb.
Sale
99
Sale
35 34
3634
7433
Sale
7434
10433 10534
29
1 11334 Feb.
105 33 Feb.
Feb.
10934 Feb. 26 114
11034 Feb. 27 11534 Feb.
Feb.
6 151
144 34 Feb.
97%
9433
10034
38
21
107 34
100 34
95
Sale
81
8
107
141
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
107 34 Feb.
105 34 Sale
11134 Sale
110
Sale
11334 Sale
Sale
11534 11634 111
148
151
14434 Sale
9654
_,0
104 34 10533 104 34
10534 104 34 Feb.
9
3
17
5
20
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb.
20
3
Feb. 24
Feb. 17
9
Feb.
Feb. 10
2 105 34 Feb.
15
87
90
----1966
77
79
7034
Sale
74
Sale
7034 Feb.
74
Feb.
21
68
Sale
7133
Sale
6733 Feb.
7234 Feb.
9
10033
46 33
Sale
Sale
10034
4734
Feb.
16
Feb.
15
Jan.
6834 Jan.
3
3
9 127
Feb.
9
2 107
Jan.
15
8
3434 Jan.
2854 Jan.
17
75
Feb.
10634
10654
9534
9234
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10 10734 Feb.
2 10834 Feb.
95
Feb.
105
Jan.
8
21
2
3 10034 Feb. 29
15
29
23 120
Jan.
10934 Feb. 26 116
11034 Feb. 27 117
Jan.
9
Jan.
24
Jan.
2 151
Feb.
17
139
Jan.
29 139
Jan.
29
96
Jan.
21
9434 Jan.
10034 Jan.
2
141
96
8034
10634
9834
3234
33 34
7134
3
9834 Jan. 11
9934 Jan. 20
11 102 34 Feb. 20
Feb. 26 10054
Feb. 19 83 34
2 107 34
Jan.
Jan. 31 10034
Feb. 29, 41
Feb. 29 4134
Jan. 12 7634
10
Jan.
25
16
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
24
8
8
10
Jan.
8
10034 Feb. 26 10034 Jan.
2
10434 Feb.
2 106
Jan.
Feb.
7
Jan.
17
85
Jan.
3
90
Feb.
21
90
Jan.
4
91
Feb.
14
70
Jan.
31
80
Jan.
8
6734 Jan.
30
7834 Jan.
8
66
7034 Feb.
31
19
77 34 Jan.
70 34 Feb.
19
66
Jan.
31
8234 Jan.
24
83
Jan.
24
7634 Jan.
92 34 Jan.
9234 Jan.
9534 Feb.
46
49
1966
1950
7634
Sale
1950
-
1958
5s
75" Sale
7433
9133
9234
9234
76
Sale
71"~ Sale'
66
Sale
7133
Sale
66
Feb.
1
83 34
8334
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
83
Feb.
1
8534
Sale
83% Feb.
1
7134 Feb. 20
7034 Feb. 19
7134 Feb. 26
9
8834 Feb.
8
88
Feb.
1
'0634 Sale"
Sale
1
6634 Feb.
7034 Feb.
19
Jan.
8
9
4
4
94
Feb.
9534 Feb.
9
91
Jan.
19
133
Feb.
16 133
Feb.
16
133
Feb.
16 13434 Jan.
9
24
12534 12734 12533 12633 12534 Feb.
27 127
94
Sale
132
140
131
126 34
129 34
Sale
137
94 34
133
Sale
138
Feb.
5
12534 Feb. 27 12734 Jan.
24
8 108J4 Feb.
10834 10834 10834 Feb.
10833 109
Feb.
10934 11034 10934 10933 10934 Feb. 27 110
17
Jan.
3 109
10734 Jan.
10934 Feb. 27 11034 Jan.
30
17
7834 Jan.
12
85
34 Feb.
17
16
88
Jan.
30
93
Jan.
10
5334 Jan.
11
Feb.
26
5834 Feb.
9634 Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
17 107
Consol GEL&P Bait—
1969
334 s series N
1971
10733 10734
10934 11034
1943
7934 Sale
1958
92
60
83,000
1958
1944
"13",006
Cudahy
Packing
Co
334S--1955
271,000
14,000
38,000
39,000
123,000
48,000 Delaware Elec Pow 534s-_1959
82,000 iDetroit Int. Bdge 6348--1952
ACtfs of deposit
70,000
A25-yr s f deb 7s.
1952
130,000
106
10634
533
634
7734 Sale
11034 Sale
8033 Sale
"9", 000
& Fuel 4s A--1956
1965
190,000 Edison Elec Ilium 334s
2030
420,000 Elec Pow & Lt 6s
56,000 Elmira Wat Lt & RR 5s. .1956
5s registered
1956
1950
24^006 El Paso Elec 5s A
51,000
134,000 Empire Dist Elec 5s
71,000
20,000
161,000
53,000
213,000
513,000
443,000
14,000
Feb.
106 33 Feb.
47
Fob.
Sale
10634 109
10633 Sale
9533
9434
9134
92%
3s series P
142,000
127
86
589,000 Community Pow & Lt 5s_-1957
1951
7,000 Conn Ltg & Pow 7s A
7s A registered
1951
15",000 Oonsol Gas of Bait 434s—1954
11,000
9
Feb.
51
Sale
16
T26
14
93
209,000
1,000
605,000
87,000
316,000
27,000
55
1 108
Feb.
10654 Feb.
10834 Jan . 30 11144Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 30 129
15
1 108
1 110
88
2,000
127,000
381,000
181,000
"3",000
10634 107
10633 107
13
Jan.
16
12634 Feb.
127
6
13 10234 Feb.
106
Feb.
Feb.
10653 Feb.
10833 Feb.
Sale
Sale
27 10534 Jan.
9934 Jan.
3 127 34 Feb.
Feb.
9 127
Sale
84
5s registered--1958
2,000
5s
1969
227,000
1,217,000 Cities Service P & L 534s_1952
534s gold deb
---1949
666,000
lb",660
125
1955
Conv deb 5s
5s registered
10734
10834
129
1
Sale
10034 10054 10034 Feb. 26 10034 Feb.
7
4734 Feb. 21
46
Sale
46*
Feb.
Sale
90
Feb. 21
2
87 33
8734 Feb.
9034
91
91
Feb. 14
8
90 34 Feb.
94
95
95
6s series B
112,000 Cities Service 5s.
5s registered
1,618", 660 3,037",000
274",000
1947
ex-warr
Sale
11133
126
8
102 33 Feb. "13
Feb.
"
111
Feb.
5
16
Consol Gas Utilities—
1,430,000
-
6s A stamped
Continental G & El 5s
5s A registered--.
Cuban Tobacco 5s
1,174,000 Eastern Gas
1952
96
-7%
Sale
6133
Sale
8234
8834
Sale
Sale
8433
9054
5734
60
Sale
55 34
Sale
6
6
1
106 33
6 34
94
106 34
554
533
54
7
1
7934
110
9434
Sale
Sale
5 9 34
Sale
1
88
Feb.
1
85J4 Feb.
9234 Feb.
57
Feb.
10
58 34 Feb.
7
93
Feb.
26
10734 10434 Feb.
534 Feb.
6 34
534 Feb.
534 Sale
34 Feb.
53
33
8034 Sale
7834
Sale
11034 110
11034 110
7834
7834 Sale
Sale
119
120
11834
119
7834
11834
10434 10534
10334 104
10434 10534 10534 106
104
Sale
10433 Sale
.
8234 Feb.
9534 Feb.
2
17 10634 Feb.
2
634 Feb.
534 Feb.
26
6
9
% Feb. 26
3
Feb.
7
21
8i 34
Feb. 21
93
10434
534
534
34
7734 Jan.
Feb.
5 11034 Feb.
2
110
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7934 Feb.
2 11934 Feb.
13
78
Jan.
10534 Feb.
10333 Feb.
1
18
Jan.
20
634 Feb. 26
9
6
Jan.
5
3
1
Jan.
8
2
8134 Feb. 21
5 112
27
Jan.
4
8334 Jan.
8
16
16
11734 Jan.
18 11934 Feb.
8 10534 Feb.
8
3
20
10434 Jan.
10334 Feb.
23 10534 Jan.
15 10434 Feb.
15 10534 Jan.
25
17
17
9
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg—
634s
2,000
29,000 Erie Lighting 5s
—.1953
1967
165,000 Federal Water Serv 534s_-1954
Finland Residential Mtge
6s stamped
1961
32,000
For foo+uotes
see
page
53
4334
109
99
2033
4933
111
Sale
2334
35
4833
43
109 34 109 54 10953
9634
28
Sale
Sale
4933
109
Sale
9934 Sale
2653
40
4634 Jan.
Feb.
10954 Feb. 24
9634 Feb.
9934 Feb. 28
2633 Feb.
31
Feb.
13
4634 Jan.
Jan
15 10934 Jan.
Jan.
29
2234 Jan.
3
109
96
9934 Feb. 28
31
Feb
13
a:
March, 1940]
new
curb
york
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
February
Jan. 1
51
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
Feb.
Ask
Bid
bonds (Continued)
a First Bohemian Glass 70-1957
98 M
104
743,000
1,000
5s
1
Feb
.
29
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
100% Sale
101
Sale
100
Feb.
Sale
104 M Bale
104 M
Sale
104
Feb.
Sale Prices
101% Feb. 20
104% Feb. 19
1954
registered--
1
Jan. 2
1940
194,600
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
new york
curb exchange
$
343,001)
exchange
98% Jan.
103% Jan.
2 101% Feb. 20
104% Jan. 18
103
4 103
Jan.
Jan.
4
Gary Electric & Gas—
36,00()
17,00( )
87,00()
7,00( )
128.00C)
97,000
5s ext stamped
..-1944
17,000 Gatineau Power 3 Ms A—1969
173,000 Gen Bronze conv deb 6s..1940
31,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s......1953
384,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6%s A..1956
4,000 iGen Rayon Ltd 6s A—.1948
129,000 Gen Wat Wks & El 5s A—1943
40"66()
252,00(
55,00(
597,000 Georgia Power ref 5a
108,000 Georgia Pow & Lt 5s
mm
272I660
IO^OOC
1491600
4s
16,OOC
"
llooc
11666
5,000
7,000
5,000
10,000
35,000
17,000
13,000
69,000
31",000
61",660
5,000
11,000
28.000
133,000
76,000
35,000
—
_
98 M
98 M
81M
Sale
Sale
76
74
96 M
Sale
106 M
66 M
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
71
Sale
88
100M 101
97 M Sale
101
83
74
96 M
106
IntPow Sec 6 Ms series O--1955
7s series E
.1957
76
74
97
Sale
Sale
107
Sale
68 M
18
Sale
75 %
Sale
78 M
81
107 M 110%
72 M
Sale
70 M
Sale
60M
"62"
47
50
40
43
38.M
50
30
15 M
102%
104
Sale
50
Sale
67
Sale
98M
IOo
SaleSale
Sale
Sale
Sale
64
Sale
49
43 M
Sale
44
46%
41M
14%
102%
101M
103 M
110M
5
68
68
108 M
40
69
69 M
Sale
97% Sale
104
Sale
102
105,000
AMansfield Mining & Smelt—
|
7s ex-warrants
.--1941
13,000
9,000
18,000
38,000
24,000
44,000
Debenture 4mb
lengel Co 4 Ms
52,000
72,000
62,000
89,000
191,000
311,000
20.666
881666
80,000
376,000
98,000
29,000
66,000
263,000
71,000
98 M
64 M
66
102 %
98 %
99
67
66 %
Sale
65
77,000
55,000
6,000
13,000
--—1956
3,000
11,000
89,000
26,000
75,000
533,000
533,000
12,000
1
DebSMs—
17,000
9,000
54,000
73,000
64,000
24,000
5,000
91,000
177,000
73,000 '
2030
.1981
"91666
1948
1950
5,000
17,000 I
24,000
,
5s
stamped—
A6s series A
see
15
40
102 M Sale
103 M 104 M
107 M Sale
17
25
70
64
62 %
70
107 M 108 % 106 M
Sale
4s
2004
I
1
page
.1945
.1957
53.
Feb.
5 107
105% Jan.
66% Jan.
2
5
24
10
Feb.
7
69% Feb.
16
30
1
70
Jan.
13
73% Jan.
2
87% Feb. 23
Jan.
31
87% Feb. 23
8
77
26
43 %
121
68 M
67 %
68
Sale
79M
81
105
Sale
7
Feb.
9
Feb.
3
Feb.
5
Feb.
Feb. 29
70
Feb.
68M Feb.
Feb.
2
123
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
109
Sale
15
23
13
7
107 M 106 M Feb.
2
14
72
Feb.
27
6 107
Feb.
19
42% Feb. 29
2
46% Feb.
44% Feb. 28
Feb.
27
64
Feb.
40
Feb. 27
44
Feb.
6 106% Feb.
105% Feb.
Sale
16
106
51
104
106
4
42% Jan.
5
Feb.
7
Jan.
11
Jan.
Jan.
3
3
Jan.
2
Feb.
23
15
3
Feb.
21
Jan.
.
103 %
105%
101%
98%
65
75
4
71% Feb. 28
6 109% Feb. 15
26 100
Feb. 23
Jan,
25 105
3
Jan.
2 106% Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 15 103% Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 21 100
Jan.
31
14
73% Jan.
24
23
3
2
5
Jan.
5
64% Feb
IV* Feb. 27
62% Jan. 31 72
6 109% Jan. 22
106% Feb.
.
40
Jan.
43
Feb.
19
43% Jan.
49% Jan.
41
Jan.
31
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
3
12
3
5
3
68
27
51
Jan.
6 106% Jan.
105% Feb,
104
Jan. 24 105% Jan.
6 109% Jan.
107% Feb.
42% Jan. 31 48% Jan.
16
2
38
Jan.
20
41
Jan.
45
Jan.
17
51
Feb.
7
103% Jan.
5 105
Feb.
3
105
4 105% Feb.
3
Jan.
4
105% Jan.
24 106% Jan.
8
9
126% Feb.
102»3iFeb. 29
104% Feb. 16
106
Feb.
7
103% Feb. 10
125%
102%
103%
105%
103%
20|126% Feb.
9
107% Feb.
10
9
106
Feb.
67
107% Jan
97% Jan.
2
Feb.
3
Feb.
66% Jan
40
Feb.
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5 10225jjFeb. 29
22 104% Jan. 19
4 106
Feb.
7
3 103% Feb.
10
105% Jan.
5 107% Feb.
10
102% Jan.
104% Jan.
121102% Jan.
17
21
105
10
103% Feb.
Jan.
3 106
30 108
2
Jan.
16
Jan.
11
---.
103% Feb.
'68% "70"
68
Sale
100
100
Sale
92%
107% 107
111
109%
Sale
99%
66 M
65%
92 M
107 M
109 %
100
65
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
109 34
94 M
Sale
99 H
Sale
Feb.
103% Feb.
109% Feb.
92% Feb.
112%
107%
Sale
80%
127
21
Feb.
6
93% Feb.
21
20 109
Feb.
Feb. 28 110% Feb.
Feb. 13 100
Feb.
7
Feb.
66% Feb.
101% Feb.
102% Feb.
98%
Sale
111%
Sale
106%
23% 21%
6 100
Feb. 29
106 % 106 M 106% Feb.
Feb.
103 M 103% 103
104%
10 103% Feb.
15
70% Feb.
8
2
13
15
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
97 % Sale
109%
16 104
17
Feb.
6
3 104% Feb.
1 110% Feb.
1
95
Feb.
26
20
13
2
127% Feb. 27
1 110% Feb.
109% Feb.
Feb.
106% Feb. 13 108
80% Feb. 29
82% Feb.
Jan.
.
102
64%
64%
95%
97%
109%
92
Feb.
2
15
16
Feb.
14
23
13
14
13 102
Feb.
2 102% Feb.
15
86% Feb.
29
Feb.
29 104% Feb.
2
106
Sale
105% Feb.
113% 114% 113% Feb.
104M 104M 105%
104% Feb.
106% Feb.
114% Feb.
M Sale
Sale
55
Feb.
14
106
Feb.
27
57
Feb.
23
26
5
Sale
9 102%
101% Feb.
105
Feb. 10 105%
3
46% Feb.
46% Sale
48%
106»»» 107
105% 105% 105% Feb. 21 106%6
104
105M 103 M 108
105% 106% 106
106% 105% Feb.
9 106%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
9
7
Feb. 20
22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
78% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8 106% Feb.
11 104
Jan.
15 104% Feb.
22 110% Feb.
6
17
21% Feb. 27
124
16
Jan. 25
Jan. 19
2
Feb.
Jan. 10
4
5 103% Feb. 27
6
106
70
Jan.
2'103% Feb. 20
27
106
Feb.
69
18101
Jan.
16
1
Feb.
68% Feb.
2
Feb.
68% Feb.
Feb. 29
99% Feb.
Feb. 29 100% Feb.
Feb. 14 109% Feb.
5
141 70% Feb. 21
98% Feb.
111% Jan.
121
64
Jan.
103% Jan.
109% Jan.
108% Jan.
13
105M 105M 105% 106
65
13
9
10 104% Jan.
3. 93%
20,109%
108
Jan.
4,110%
99% Feb. 13:100%
Feb.
105% Jan.
106% Feb.
Feb.
62
99% Jan.
90% Jan.
107
1
123
Sale
Jan.
100% Jan.
102% Jan
6
Feb.
99% Feb. 16
3 112% Feb. 29
Feb.
1 107% Feb. 23
Feb.
7
Feb. 27
23% Feb.
Feb.
67
103% Feb. 20
2 103% Feb. 27
Feb.
47%
9
Jan.
Feb.
7
15%
Feb.
9 103
Feb.
3 103%
Jan. 29 104%
Feb. 29 Ill
9
Feb.
17 105
105% Feb.
Feb.
Sale 104% Feb. 29 106
Feb.
107 M 105
3 107% Feb.
107
100% 101M 101
102
Sale
102% Sale
84
85 M
86% Sale
104
Sale
104M 104% 104
45
50
15
40
104 M
57
101% 102M 102
15%
102%
101%
103%
108%
Feb. 27
7
105% Feb.
103% Feb.
Sale
62
35% Feb. 28
61
Feb.
125% Feb.
102% Feb.
102 %
84 M
55
4
16
3 105% Feb.
104%'Feb.
7
6 108
108% 107% Feb.
Feb. 14
Sale
7
42% Feb.
45% Feb. 29
Sale
Feb.
5
39% Feb. 10 41
-
106
23
67% Feb.
105% 106%
£**
97
Feb.
14
48% Feb.
104 M 105 M 104% Feb.
105% Sale
105% Feb.
67%
67%
5
110% Feb.
64 M Feb.
62 M Feb.
71
50
121
19
Feb.
7
Sale
45
121%
64 %
64 %
64 %
97 M
99 M
104
7
7
61
Sale
13
Feb.
Sale
99 M
15% Feb.
102% Feb.
101% Feb.
71% Feb. 28
63
100
93 M
109M
Sale
100 M
66 M
9
15 109% Feb.
1 100
Feb.
4 105
-Feb.
Sale
...
Feb.
39% Feb.
75
1
81%
113 %
106% Sale
103
105
35M Feb. 28
19
108 M
40
50
Jan.
60M Feb.
50
Jan.
68
25 M
23 M
21%
126
128M 126% 128
109 %• Sale
Sale
110
106 M 107
107% 109
105
112M
104 M
2
Feb.
103M 104
67 M
69 M
102
Feb.
42% Feb.
Sale
102 M
Feb.
43
Sale
Sale
19
24
45
106 H
Sale
Feb.
29 105% Feb.
1
63
Jan.
Sale
98 M
112
Sale
Sale
19 108
Feb.
44
Sale
Sale
107 %
107
26
24 M
121
124%
108 M 108M
105 M 107 M
79M Sale
Feb.
104
Sale
104M 106
Sale
65
108
24
26
105 %
17
Feb.
19
29 105% Feb.
1
61% Feb.
Feb.
47 %
16
77
19 108
Feb.
Feb.
40
46 M
42 M
62 %
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
70
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
55
65
102 M 104
104 M Sale
46
48
I
J
IJ
Feb. 19
Feb. 28
28
42 M
43
Sale
Siile
103M 104
109 % Sale
92 M Sale
1942 102 M Sale
--1949
4 Ms registered
1980
3 Ms--1964
r Y & Westchester Ltg 5s-'54
561666 J
For footnotes
41
5s....1948
98% Sale
1954 100 M Sale
247,000 1
59,000
160,000
129,000
47,000
14,000
45%
38
107 M 108 M
1,000
"5", 000
Conv deb 5s
few Engl Pow Assn
89
13 100% Jan.
29
75
Jan.
16
98% Jan.
Feb.
10
106 %
103 %
1955
19,000
,
72% Feb.
4
22 102
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
1978
1st & ref 5s
5s
70
16
66
106
103
103 M
110
96
1978
4%s registered
12.000
245,000
472,000
Feb.
69% Feb.
Sale
102 M Sale
101% Sale
102 M 102 M 103 % Sale
20,000
477.0003
107
105% Feb.
66M Feb.
98% Feb.
107 M 108 M 107
42
43
45 M
40
38 M
41
48
111M
107,000
141,000
248,000
201,000
96
Sale
108 M 110
99 M
189",000
2
1
Sale
Sale
1967
.1960
14,000
204,000
Feb.
16
20
100 M
102 M
4Mb-
97
Feb.
3 103
Feb.
21
99% Feb.
lilwaukee G L 4mb
linn Pow & Lt4%s
1947
1971
1965
67,000
100,000
29,000
441,000
45,000
96
101 % Feb.
fiddle Sts Petrol 6 Ms A—1945
lidlahd Valley RR 5s—1943
Deb 5s series B
95% Jan.
97% Jan.
74% Jan.
Sale
99M
91%
106%
110M
99%
236,000
9
106% Feb.
98
100M
86 M
90%
107 M 109 M
108
110M
100 % Sale
67 M Sale
4s series G
Jan.
28
106
40 % Sale
105 % 106 K 106
106 J104 M 105 M 106
107 \
66
let Edison 4s series E
81
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
48%
105% Sale
105 M 106 M
104% 105 M
191,000
213,000
180,000
99 M
104%
106
9,000
19
99
108 M Feb.
97 M Feb.
103 M Feb.
1966 105% 106M
270,000
270,000,Louisiana
Pow & Lt 5s—-1957
28,000
71M Sale
108M
3M% series A-
221666
23.000
Sale
1948
1955 103M 103%
iLeonard Tietz Inc 7M0--1946
40,000
73
6%s series D
5Ms series F-.
-
"3,666
Feb.
25
106 M 106% 108
125M 126 M 125 M Sale
1Q2 M Sale
1022*8jSale
104
Sale
104 M Sale
105 M 106 M 105% 106
103M 103% 103% 104
30I660
11,000
11,000
5
Sale
105 M
Sale
Sale
36 M
TTO
105 M 106 M
125 M 127
102 M Sale
104
Sale
105 M 105 M
Hydro-Electric 7s.-1952
1963
Italian Superpower 6s
65 %
35 M
25
24,000 Kansas Electric Pow 3 Ms. 1966
6,000 Kansas Gas & Electric 6s..2022
107,000 Kentucky Utilities 5s__—1969
5s
1961
101,000
33,006
89
8 102
15 M
50
50
30
20
15M
102 M 103
103
102%
102 % 101M
102%
104 M 103 M
104 M 104
H2
108% Sale 108M
48
104 M 105
.105 M Sale
118,000
100% Jan.
101% Jan. 29
87% Feb. 27 87% Feb. 24
Feb.
87% Feb. 24
Feb.
85
Sale
72 M
76 M
77
75
107 M 110M 107 M 110M 108
104
Sale
104
60 %
61% Sale
60 M
64
48
50
49
52
50
45M 46 M
103M 103M
105
105M
5s series B
-—1961
Iowa Pow & Lt 4mb A
1958
18,000
101
27
Feb.
97 M Feb.
72 M
78
71
75
187,000 Jacksonville Gas 5s stpd—1942
119,000 Jersey Cent P & L 5s B—1947
4Ms series C
—1961
82,000
5,000
Sale
67 M
18
128,000
38,000
7s series F.---1952
Interstate Power 5s_
1957
Debenture 6s
1952
Iowa-Nebraska L & P 5s.-1957
58,000
42,000
102
98%
Sale
48,000
42,000
70,000
596,000
215,000
61,000
31,000
97,000
40,000
188,000
7,000
2,000
47,000
44,000
16,000
20.000
87 M Feb.
83
101
Sale
76M
18,000
26,000
44,000
331,000
97,000
29,000
12,000
50,000
22,000
102,000
43,000
100M Feb.
87%
Sale
1965
57,000 Idaho Power Co 3 Ms
1967 108M
97
264,000 Illinois Pow & Light 5%s—1957
5 Ms series B
197,000
1954 104%
68serie8A_i_1953 10524
302,000
5s series O
1956 103
587,000
101,000 Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A--1958
1950
71M
208,000 Indiana Service 5s
70
1st lien & ref 5s
1963
192,000
62
71,000 Alndianapolls Gas 5s A
1952
98,000 Indianapolis P & L 3%s_1968 108M
Isarco
Sale
101
100M 101
87%
80
15
iHamburgElec Co 7s
1935
14
iHamburg E & Und Ry 5%s'38
Heller (W E) & Co 4s w w.1946 102%
Houst Gulf Gas 6%s x w__1943 103M
6s
1943 104 M
Houston Lt & Pr 3%s—.1966 111
AHungarian-Ital Bk 7%B-_1963
66 M
Hygrade Food 6s ser A
1949
65 M
6s series B
.1949
"
21,000
registered
14,000 Grocery Store Prod 6s—-1945
5,000 Guantanamo & W Ry 6s.. 1958
Guardian Investors Corp—
5s series A
1—1948
25,000
2 00C
270,000
49,000
72,000
74,000
1953
1965
Gobei (Adolf) deb 4%s..-1941
67,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
1,000 Great North Pow 5sstpd .1950
5,000 Green Mountain Pow 3 Ms-1963
55.00C
1.00C
5.00C
10.00C
104.000
1967
1978
AGesfuerel 6s
'
Glen Alden Coal 4s
100% Sale
5
98
99%
112%
107%
25%
127%
17
8
26
20
Jan.
4
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
29
23
18
27
3 111
Jan.
19 108
Feb.
15 82% Feb.
9
17
16
9
2 122% Jan.
63% Jan.
25
63
23
24
71% Jan.
71% Jan.
71 % Jan.
95% Feb. 29 99% Jan.
97% Feb. 29 100% Jan.
108% Jan. 15 109% Feb*. 14
Jan.
62% Jan.
101
Jan.
9 102% Jan.
102
81
104
Jan.
17 103% Jan.
Jan.
3
Feb. 29 105%
104
4 104
Jan.
1 106%
105% Feb.
1 114%
113% Feb.
104% Feb.
55
Feb.
101% Feb.
104% Jan.
5 106
14
57
Jan.
6
10
Jan.
Feb.
4
7
Feb.
3
Feb. 27
Feb. 23
9 102% Jan.
Jan.
2 106
45% Jan. 22 49% Jan.
105% Feb. 21 106% Jan.
104% Jan.
5'
86% Feb. 29
3
12
10
2
2 106% Feb. 20
NEW
52
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
aggregate
range since jan.
prices in febrlary
sales
Jan. 2
exchange
1940
Jan. 1
Bid
bonds
83,000
230,000
291,000
42,000
43,000
1968
Ohio Public Service 4s.—1962
Ms B
Okla Pow & Water 5s
108 M
113
Sale
111M
107 %
Sale
108 M
1955 107 M Sale
A—1948 103
103M
1940 100 M 103
5,000 1 acific Coast Power 5s
101,000 Pacific Gas & Elec 6s B—1941 109 M Sale
Pacific Investing 5s A
1948
93
94
Without warrants
73,000
112
1942 110
32,000 Pacific Ltg & Pow 5s
93 M Sale
1,134,000 Pacific Power & Light 5s.-1955
43 M Sale
7,000 Park Lexington BIdg 3s—1964
602,000 Penn Cent Lt & Pow 4 Ms. 1977 102 M Sale
103
M 104 M
5s1979
39,000
125,000 Penn Electric 4s series F__1971 104 M Sale
4s series F reg
1971
5s series H
1§62 107M 107 M
117",600
Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
1950
Without warrants
109M Sale
57,000
—
—1959
5 Mis series B
76.000
31,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
5s series D
24,000
1947
1954
35,000 Penn Water & Pow 4 Ms.
CJg
_
-1968
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke 4sB_'81
4s series D
1961
513,000
1972
181,000 Phila Elec Power 5 Ms
1962
102,000 Phila Rapid Transit 6s
Piedmont
109
107M
Sale
106M 107M
106
111M Sale
107 M Sale
108 M 108 %
106
107M
104M Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
106M 107M
103 M Sale
99
99M 102
102
109 M 109M 109M
94M
110
93
Ask
Sale
95 M
96
110
111
93 M Sale
Sale
112
Sale
107M Feb. 26 108h
108
Feb.
1 108v8
106M Feb. 24 107M
103M Feb.
1 105
Sale
110M
107M
107M
106M
102M
Feb.
6
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
95 Vs
97 M
13
16
Feb.
14
93 M Feb.
Feb.
27 111
1 95 M Feb.
10
109M Jan.
90 M Jan.
93M Feb.
Feb.
92M Feb.
110
5
96
9
9
2
29 103M Feb.
8
1 105M Feb.
Feb. 15
2 105
113M 114M
94M
95M
115
98
96 M
98 M
Sale
Sale
114M 115
Sale
Sale
Sale
98 M
98
99
_
1940
5s certifs of deposit
105,000 Potomac Edison 5s ser E__1956
4 Ms series F
1961
32,000
11,000 Potrero Sugar 7s stamped .1947
61,000 Power Corp of Can 4 Ms B 1959
.
APrussian_.Elee$ric As
43 M
46
104M 104M
105
100
100M 102
Sale
42 M
12M
83 M
82 M
30
13
Sale
83
85
30
Sale
84
Sale
108M
Sale
110
111
49 M
88
1Q54 —14—
51M
Sale
30
92 M
87
Sale
Sale
89 M
87
89
16
14
16
112
104
80,000 Queens Boro G &
E 5Ms—1952
1,000 iRuhr Gas Co 6 Ms
1,000 ARuhr Housing 6 Ms A
—
1953
1958
1979
204,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr_
3,000 San Joaquin L & P 6s B—1952
151M 155
107
108 M
98 M Sale
98
Sale
92 %
Sale
96 M
Sale
103 % Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb
107 M Feb.
106
108M Feb.
108M Feb.
107M Jan.
107% Jan.
103 M Jan.
95M Feb.
97
Feb.
113M Feb.
98
Feb.
83% Feb.
83M Feb.
89M Feb.
15Feb.
2
3 108 % Feb.
109M
107M
108M
108 M
106 M
Jan.
9
98% Jan.
5
41M Jan.
104M Jan.
24
15
14
100
Feb.
9
16
45h Feb. 29
14
Jan.
Jan.
83M Jan.
83M Feb.
26 115
Feb.
1
5 100
Feb.
9
Jan.
12
3 106M Feb.
2 102
Feb.
14
Jan.
Feb.
28
46
12
14
2
93
2
93
Feb.
28
13
88
Feb.
21
26 109
Feb.
3
108M Feb. 26 109
6
110
Feb. 24
50
5
110M Feb.
1
53
5
90M Feb.
15
Feb.
19
3
2
Jan.
Jan. 10
9
Jan.
Feb. 16
2
Jan.
97M Jan.
6 100
3 106 M Feb.
102
Feb.
11
26
1
2
22
30
13
Feb.
7
Jan.
97% Jan.
43 M Jan.
95M Jan.
96% Jan.
113% Jan.
96
Jan.
96 M Feb.
98 M Feb.
13 115
23
2 157 M
152M Feb.
151M 152M 157 M Sale
Feb. 20 107M
106M 107M 107
106M 108
5
98%
98 M Sale
96% Feb.
97 M Sale
94
Feb. 14 96
95
Sale
95 M Sale
5
93 %
91M Feb.
92 h Sale
93 M Sale
Jan.
Feb.
13
87M Jan.
27
19
14
Jan.
13
Feb. 29
Feb. 16
Feb. 23
150
Jan.
12
90M Jan.
5
Jan.
11
6 110 % Jan.
1
53
Jan.
13
15
91M Jan.
15
Feb.
9
9
10
19
19 157 % Feb. 29
Jan.
12
24 100M Jan.
24 100
Jan.
11
11
31 108
6
Jan.
107
94 M Jan.
91 % Jan.
Feb. 13
90 M Jan.
23
97
Jan.
7
95 M Feb.
28
99
Jan.
5
18M Jan.
10
18M Jan.
10
Jan.
17
15
Jan.
17
9 109M Jan.
16 134
Jan.
16
Feb.
8
,
97
97 H
95
17
14
96 M
95 M Feb.
28
98
Feb.
35
17
35
17
35
14
35
14
35
109M 110
109
Sale
108
108]
133
132
138
133M
134\
137
Jan.
107M Jan.
6
2
103% Feb.
8
105 % Feb.
105M Jan. 24
101M Jan.
Public Service Co of N J—•
79,000
6% perpetual certificates. ___
32,000 Pub Serv of Okla 4s
1966
1,400,000 Puget Sound P & L 5Ms..1949
386,000
5s series C
1950
1,076,000
4^s series D
1950
Jan.
107% Feb.
108 M Sale
107M 108M 108M Feb.
110M 110M 110M 110M 110M Feb.
50
Feb.
50
54
50
Sale
88 M
44 v
25
108% Feb.
42
Feb.
45 M Sale
Feb.
106 M 106M 105
100
102
100M Feb.
13
30
Sale
106
Jan.
Feb.
Hydro-Electric Co—
6 Ms series A
1960
Pittsburgh Coal 4s
—1949
Pittsburgh Steel 6s
1948
APomerania Elec Co 6s—1953
Portland Gas & Coke 5s—1940
96
6 108M Feb.
108
108M 107H
107M 107M 107M 107
108
108
Sale
107M 109
106 M 107M 107M
108
109
95 M
97 M
18
107M Feb.
Sale
3
3 111 M Jan. 26
6
19 108M Feb.
5
19 109% Jan.
30 107% Jan.
2
Feb. 13
18 105
99 M Feb.
9 100M Jan.
109% Feb. 27 110% Jan.
43
Sale
Sale
98
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
43 M
44
44
101M Feb.
Sale
102M Sale
106
106M 105M Feb.
105 M Sale
103M Feb.
103M 104M 104M Sale
108
107
Highest
Sale Prices
99M Feb.
9 99M Feb.
Feb.
109M Feb. 27 110
43 M
102
108 M 108M 108M
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
111
Feb.
7 111M Feb.
7
1940
_
389",606
136,000
13,000
53,000
5,000
722,000
162,000
106
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
Ask
109 4
1945 110M
Ogden Gas Co 5s
Ohio Power 3 Ms
0 da Nat Gas 3
1
Price
new york
curb
Since
15
35
107M Feb.
9 109M Feb.
3
107 % Jan.
134
Jan.
3
ASaxon Public Works—
6s
ASchulte Real Estate 6s
-
17,000
55,000
147,000
325,000
207,000
-1937
1951
Scripps (E W) Co5Ms
1943
Scuflin Steel Co 3s
1951
Shawinigan W & P4Ms—1967
4 Ms series D
1970
56,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s
247,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s
1947
1957
2025
562,000 Southeast P & L 6s
250,000 Sou Calif Ed 3 Ms-May 1 1960
3 Ms series B — _July 1 1960
140.000
11
35
12
—
12
95
65
Sale
103 M
67 M
97 M
95 h
Sale
96 M
29
Feb. 27
25M Feb.
30
25 M
29
1
102M 103M 102M Feb. 26 103 M Feb.
Sale
9
3
69
Feb.
67H
Feb.
69
Sale
68 M
1
94 M Sale
94M Feb. 29 97 M Feb.
Sale
8
95 M Sale
95M Feb. 29 97h Feb.
Sale
91
-95M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
91
98 M
Sale
21M
103 M
64
99 M
112M
109 M
109 h
23
Sale
25
111
95
Sale
92
Sale
100M Sale
111M Sale
108 M
Sale
108M 109M 108 M
108 M
Sale
Sale
92
98M
110M
108M
108M
29 94 M
1 100M
Feb.
1 111%
Feb.
Feb. 26 109 M
Feb. 29 109 M
Feb.
105M 105M
51
105
52
109
103
104M
107 M
Sale
50
1948
^.1948
67 M
67 M
6s
6s
gold debs
933,000
6s
1,071,000
1,337,000 Stand Power & Lt 6s
146,000 AStarrett Corp 5s
Stinnes (Hugo) Indus—
7s 2d stamped.
18,000
7s 2d stamped
5,000
Terni
82,000
318,000
145,000
17,000
229,000
491,000
60
Sale
* Sale
Sale
Texas Power & Lt 5s
5 Ms A
United Elec Service 7s
89.000
1,000
11,000
176,000
428,000
45,000
759,000
111,000
80,000
82,000
104,000
Sale
1940
1946
32
32
35
35
37
24 M
25
22
26
20
26
1953
44 M
1960
1956
104 M
107 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
115
Sale
60
Sale
58M Feb.
1
59 M
Sale
Sale
58
Feb.
1
59 M
Sale
Sale
59 M
21
Sale
22M
59 M
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
60
58M
58M
58M
21M
29
35M Feb.
7
42 M
102 M 102M
62 M Sale
45 M
Sale
Sale
117
119M
101M Sale
65 M Sale
8M
117M
11IM.
104M
107 M
1950
1949
1956
1941
16
1974
85
1959
United Lt & Rys(Del) 5 Ms 1952
United Lt & Rys (Me) 6s A1952
5Ms
Deb 6s series A
1973
Utah Power & Light 4MS-1944
6s series A2022
210,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5Ms A
6s_
119,000
5s series B
173,000
-
44 M
19
1945
1975
Deb 6s
21M
83 M
107
9
Sale
Sale
117
101M
65 M
Sale
101M Feb.
West Penn Traction 5s
Wheeling Elec Co 5s
Wisconsin F&L4* A
151,000 Yadkin River Power 5s
44,000 tAYork Rys Co 5s
5s stamped
74,000
For footnote! see page
53.
27 110M Jan.
3
8
2
5
6
50
Jan.
20 105M Feb.
12
52
Feb.
26
6
106M Feb. 28
105
Jan.
10 106 h Feb.
Jan.
2 105M Jan.
99
Feb.
107M Feb. 28 108m Feb.
28
3
6
5
Feb.
16
64%
64%
64M
64M
64%
64%
24M
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
37
Feb.
108
Feb.
Feb.
8
8
8M
118
118M Sale
Feb.
20
Feb.
15 118M Feb.
4 102m
58
50
Jan.
3
ie!
49
Jan.
19
72 M J an.
15
49M Jan.
19
72 h Jan.
15
15
16
48
Jan.
19
48
Jan.
19
72
48
Jan.
19
16
49
Jan.
19
72M Jan.
71M Jan.
24 M Feb.
6
72M Jan.
Jan.
5
19
Jan.
2
9
29
Jan.
10
37
24M Jan.
3
26
Feb.
Jan.
9
19
Jan.
22
46
Jan.
3
14
118M Feb. 28
102% Feb. 10
3
66M Feb.
65
66
95 M Jan.
104M Jan.
45M Feb. 29
6
105M Feb.
Feb.
117
44M
20
Sale
42
104M Jan.
107M Jan.
115
Jan.
100
Jan.
62M Jan.
18
35
19
30
80
Sale
77 M
Sale
85 M
83 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
118
Sale
99
80 M
Sale
99
Sale
107 M 108 M 108%
88 M
91M
87 M
Sale
118
117M
83
77
75 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
99M 100
99 M
Sale
99M Feb.
Sale
10M
Sale
1951
1968
1941
1937
1947
52 M
Sale
107
104 %
Sale
97
Sale
97
98
Feb.
99 M 100
100 %
115M 119
104 M Sale
105 % Sale
Feb.
107M Feb.
88M Feb.
117M Feb.
76M Feb.
99
98 M
102
106 M
Feb.
76
Sale
102 M
1944
2030
1960
18M Feb.
80
99
Sale
107 M 109
43 M Feb.
99M 103
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
101M
8M
9M
7M
108 M 109M 109
55 M Sale
108
115M 116
104M 109
107
Sale
8 105 % Feb.
11 108M Jan.
6
19
2 118% Feb. 28
17 103 M Jan.
5
2
66M Feb.
3
Sale
106 M
Sale
104M 105
95 M Sale
98
Sale
8M
113
5
16
45% Jan.
11
20
17M Jan.
77M Jan.
11
86M Feb. 20
75
26
107
88
108 M Feb.
92% Feb. 24
119
7
Feb.
Feb. 23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
74
Jan.
99
99
Jan.
2
Feb.
Feb. 26
1
Feb.
102
Jan.
9
9
Feb.
19
3 108% Feb. 23
60M
Feb.
1
Feb.
6 108
Feb. 24 115M
Feb. 16 104M
Feb. 23 106%
Feb. 23
Feb. 29
Feb. 24
Feb. 16
1
Feb.
104M 104M 104M Feb. 23 104% Feb.
94
Feb. 23
94
95
95M Feb.
Feb.
91M
96
95M Feb. 27 98
2
1
24
Jan. ll
19M Feb. 28
9
89 M Jan.
24
87 M Jan.
8
2 108% Feb.
93% Jan.
26
31
117M Feb. 29 119
2
99M Feb.
100M Feb. 23
84
1 100
15 102
7M Feb.
108M Feb.
8
19
10
43 M Jan.
20
Jan.
24 103
Feb.
Jan.
3 118% Jan.
20
14
Feb.
101
Feb.
117M Jan.
19M Feb. 28
87M Feb. 19
45 M Feb.
98M Feb.
102
59
Sale
55M
Sale
107M
115M 116M 115M
104M
104M 105
106
106M 106
108
3
8
9M Feb.
25
87
Sale
100
1946
1950
43 M
35
19
93
80
42 H
*
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
Conv deb 6s
West Penn Elec 5s
1
43
Feb.
45 M Sale
105M 105M 104% Feb.
107M Feb.
107M 108
30
30
1946 102 M Sale
a5s income deb
1954
270,000
1951
14,000 Wash Ry & Elec 4s
Western Newspaper Union—
100,000
42,000
15,000
25,000
86,000
1
29
1952
Without warrants
AUnited Indus 6 Ms
a 1st 6s—United Lt & Pow 6M8
1
Sale
60
59
tUlen & Company—
6s 4th stamped
157,000
16,000 United Elec of N J 4s
Feb.
19
1966
Tr 5Ms A-1952
registered
58
28
1957
6s
2022
Tide Water Power 5s A—1979
Twin City Rap
Sale
59 M
59
Hydro-Electric Co—
6Ms series A
Texas Elec Service 5s
60
66M
67 h
66 Vs
67 M
Feb.
Feb. 27
Jan. 30
Feb.
9
98 M Jan. 19
97 % Jan. 22
69
6
9 105M Feb.
2
52
Feb.
2 101 % Feb. 16
99
100
100H Sale
99
Feb.
5
107M 108M 107M 108M 107M Feb. 28 108M Feb.
1
58
Feb. 16
58
Sale
55
Feb.
Sale
1957
1950
1951
92
29
31 100 % Jan.
6 112 M Jan.
31 110M Jan.
! 55
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
94% Feb. 29
95M Feb. 29
102 1932Jan.
49M
6s stamped—
6s conv stamped
51
4
4 104
98M Jan.
110M Jan.
108M Jan.
108 m Jan.
102M
106,000 ASpalding (AG) & Bros 5s 1989
Standard Gas & Electric—■
1,433,000
1,071,000
1,292,000
105M 105M 105M Feb.
Sale
50M Feb.
51M
52
51M
105M Feb.
106M 108
105H 108
105 H
Jan.
63 M Jan.
Feb. 17
Feb. 24
Feb. 20
6
Feb.
8
Feb.
Southern Counties Gas
of California 4 Ms
1968
94,000
1951
97,000 Southern Indiana Ry 4s
67,000 S'western Assoc Tel 5s A.-1961
1957
3,000 Southwestern L & P 5s
2022
113,000 Southwestern P & L 6s
51,000 S'western Pub Serv 6s A__ 1945
23
102% Jan.
Jan.
97h Jan.
100M Jan.
7M Jan.
108 M Feb.
52M Jan.
106M Jan.
115
Jan.
104M Jan.
105M Jan.
Feb.
4
7
84 M Jan.
9
2 100 M Jan.
2 101% Jan.
15
24
15
Jan.
18
29 100% Jan.
2 102M Jan.
25
20 103
24
TOM Jan.
3 108M Feb.
2
6
3
23
60% Feb. 23
6 108
Feb. 29
22 115M Jan.
11 105
Jan.
12
23
15 106M Feb.
1
Jan.
104 M Feb. 23 105
97
Jan.
94
Feb. 23
98M Jan.
95 M Feb. 27
2
2
3
March, 1940]
•
53
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
•
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES 11
SALES
new york
In
Since
February
Jan. 1
a
1
TltCG
Jan. 2
curb exchange
Feb
1940
Ask
Bid
.
1
Feb
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
29
Ask
foreign government
and municipal
8,000
11,000
"4,666
12,000
5,000
5,000
3",000
3,000
1,000
Agricul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
120-year 7s
Jan 15 1946
7s certifs of deposit
1946
120-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
7s certifs of deposit
1947
16s ctfs of deposit
1947
Antioquia (Dept) Colombia
i7s A ctfs of deposit
1945
7s B ctfs of deposit
1945
i7s C ctfs of deposit
1945
i7s D ctfs of deposit
1945
i7s 1st ser ctfs of dep
1957
7s 3rd ser ctfs of dep
1957
i7s ctfs of
deposit
7>*s ctfs of deposit
35
273*
35
263*
35
35
22
35
22
35
1948
263* Feb.
30
273*
28
263*
293*
35
35
22
35
22
35
25
22
35
22
35
11
25
10
25
10
25
11
25
10
25
10
25
11
25
10
25
10
35
11
25
10
25
10
25
26 3*
25
2,000 iBaden (Germany) 7s
1951
Bogota, City of (Colombia)
18s ctfs or deposit
1945
Caldas (Colombia)—
a73*s ctfs of deposit
1946
iCauca Valley (Dept of) Rep of
Colombia extl s f 7s
1948
22,000
8,000
263*
25
6
29
Feb.
15
263* Jan.
15
29
Feb.
15
13
283* Feb.
13
17
263* Feb. 23
283* Feb.
13
26 3* Jan.
12 3* Feb.
17
12 % Feb.
17
12 3* Feb.
17
12 3* Feb.
11 % Feb.
17
11 % Feb.
17
10
25
10
25
10
25
10
16
10
25
10
25
113* Feb.
113* Jan.
17
30
113* Feb. 17
113* Jan. 30
12
30
12
30
12
30
12
Jan.
29
12
Jan.
29
15
35
15
35
10
40
10
35
10
35
10
40
13 3*
16
14
Sale
13
133*
12
26
10
25
10
25
25
10
25
13 K Feb.
2
143* Feb.
14
13 34
Feb.
2
15
Jan.
20
Feb.
29
14
Feb.
Feb.
29
14 3*
Feb.
29
13
14
13
14 3* Feb.
13
52
41
Jan.
Jan.
7
Jan.
30
13 3* Jan.
17
30
10
25
10
123*
123*
35
12 3*
35
14
Sale
35
123*
35
14
35
26
40
22
40
22
40
513*
423*
70
44
60
45
60
50
Feb.
10
50
Feb.
10
48 3*
Jan.
16
1953
50
383*
43 H
35
44
39
Feb.
28
41
Feb.
10
39
Feb.
28
ADanzig P & Wat'way Bond—
Aexternal s f 63*s
6,000
1952
25,000 AGerman Cons Munic 7s__1947
15
2
7
Feb.
2
123*
133* Feb.
19
63* Feb.
123* Jan.
123a Jan.
15
3
8
1946
iCent Bk of German State &
1,100
5,000
1,000
5,000
Prov Banks 6s B
a6s A
Colombia
1951
1952
8,000
4,000
6,000
10,000
5s
6,000
19,000
66,000
15,000
8
(City) Ger 7s
1939
(Prov) 63*s
1949
(City), Peru, 63*s.-1958
AMaranhao ? State) 7s
1958
AMedellin (Colombia) 7s__1951
113*
93*
93*
AHanover
ALi ma
7 % ctfs of deposit
1951
a63*s ctfs of deposit
1954
Mortgage Bank or Bogota—
a7s issue of May 1927
3,000
1947
a7s ctfs of dep (May)
1947
a7s issue of Oct 1927
1947
Y,66o
a7s ctfs of dep (Oct)
1947
Mtge Bank of Columbia
63*s ctfs of deposit
1947
1,000
2,000
45,000
5,000
53,000
16,000
45,000
58,000
6,000
12,000
2,000
3,000
3,000
50,000
5,000
1,000
14,000
2,000
•
n
a
No
1,000
19,000
4,000
par
AMtge Bank of Chile 6s
1931
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
AParana (State of) .Brazil 7s '58
ario de Janeiro 63*s
1959
ARussian Govt 63*s
1919
63*s registered
1919
a5ms
1921
Santa Fe (City) Argentina—
a7s stamped
1945
ASantiago (Chile) 7s
1949
a7s
value,
Sold under the rule.
Deferred delivery sale,
-
10
6
10
63* Feb.
30
13
20
12 3* Feb.
123*
203*
123*
203*
13
11%
25
20
.113*
20
11
163*
25
113*
113* .20
11
93*
153*
113*
13 3*
14 3*
Sale
14
Feb.
26
Feb.
24
26
Feb.
24
14
13
Feb.
133* Feb.
9
12
43
393*
103*
83*
3*
H
3*
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
43
Feb.
3
133*
93*
3*
%
3*
Feb. 29
Feb. 14
Feb.
6
Feb. 16
Feb.
1
383*
93*
7H
3*
10
25
25
10
25
263*
26 3*
22
27
35
40
2S
26-
28
22
35
26
32
24
35
22
35
26 3*
22
21
35
18
35
20
143*
423*
183*
53
13 3*
393*
93*
7%
%
103*
7 3*
3*
8
Sale
3*8
703*
13 3*
13 3*
%
%
15
19
15
133*
30
13 3*
Sale
8 H
93*
3*
Sale
76
79
153*
153*
25
16
%
%
77%
163*
163*
%
79
77J* Feb. 28
77 3* Feb.
25
16
16 3* Feb.
25
163* Feb. 23
Feb.
Abbreviations Used Above:
"conv" convertible.
"cum" cumulative.
Sold
"m" mortgage.
"n-v" non-voting.
Bonds
"vtc"
voting trust certificates.
"w i" when issued.
"w w" with warrants.
Abbreviations Used Above:
"cod" certificates of deposit,
"cons" consolidated.
"x-w" without warrants.
a
7
17
26
24
14
Feb.
2
4
16
26
Jan.
27
263* Jan.
17
26
Feb.
24
26
Feb.
24
Jan.
19
13 3*
Feb.
0
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3* Feb.
J* Jan.
17
43
Feb.-
3
13
13 V* Feb.
9 3* Feb.
40
113*
Sale
10
8
6
40
42 3*
%
Jan.
16
25
10
3d
15
Feb.
10
35
Feb.
14
16 3*
25
24
12
17
26
16
25
263*
11
Feb.
12
12 3* Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
12
93* Feb.
123* Jan.
93* Jan.
10J* Jan.
12
123* Feb.
10
Feb.
26
143*
14
7
7
26
Feb.
12
103*
12 3* Feb.
12
93*
113*
133*
9
1961
6
Ex-dividend.
being traded flat.
t Reported in receivership.
143* Feb
12 H
x
for cash.
14
13
20
r
a
29
Sale
10
5
12
1947
a6s
iHanover
1,000
11,000
1,000
3,000
14
(Republic of)—
a6s ctfs of dep (A & 0)_-1961
28,000 Danish Cons Munic 53*s__1955
13,000
6,000
Feb.
14J* Feb.
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing range, are given below:
2
28
19
163* Feb. 23
773* Feb.
143* Jan.
143* Jan.
Nat. Pr. & Lt. 6s A 2026,
6
2
16
6
28
4
11
29
14
% Jan. 31
3* Feb. 16
3* Feb.
1
77 3* Feb.
28
19
163* Feb. 23
163* Feb.
Feb. 1 at 1113*.
N. Y. Pa. & Ohio. RR. 43*s 1950, Feb. 9 at 833*.
Power Corp. of Canada 43*s B 1959, Feb. 16
at
91; Feb. 29 at 86.
n (Jnder the rule sales, in which no account
taken in computing range, are given below:
No sales.
is
r Cash sales, in which
no account is taken in
computing range, are given below:
Amr. Seeating 6s stpd. 1946, Feb. 21 at 103.
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1940
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29-
—
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
February
—
—
-
.
—
1939
$232,000
494,000
—
$365,000
423,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
1
Price
Jan. 2
BONDS
1940
Bid
232,000
1940
484,000 February.
1,303,000 Jan. 1 to Feb. 29-
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan, 1
Bond Sales
1939
510,000
1,117,000
494,000 Commonwealth Ed 3%s—1958
128% 128%
Bid
Ask Bid
127% Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
Ask
Ask
128% 129
Lowest
1 129
Feb.
68% Feb. 17
70
Feb.
8
45% Feb.
48% Feb.
14
10
17
129% Feb.
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
9
126%
Jam 15 130
Jan..
STOCKS
2,050
3,384 Abbott Laboratories com
170
4%% cumconvpref
278
740
m
'
m
850
2,900
1,100
100
200
\
200 Allied Products Corp
Class A
200
2,210
6,366
15,005
3,700
14,700
2,534
*6,660
950
300
Sale
10
25
47
82
350
23-76
6,500
10,725
5,450
1,000
2,300
1,150
1,550
17,900
10,900
200
350
1,900
6,240
3,286
11,100
800
700
700
250
530
550
950
Armour & Co common
Aro Equipment Co com
1
VA
800
1,250
19
iSJf
15Y}
*
35
Belden
Mfg Co common....10
*
5
Berghoff Brewing Corp
1
Binks Mfg Co capital
1
Bliss & Laughhn Inc com
__5
Borg-Warner Corp common. 5
Brach & Sons (E J) capital
*
Brown Fence & Wire cl A pfd. *
Belmont Radio Corp
Bendix Aviation Corp com
.
100 Bunte Bros
100
_1
5
common
10
common
1,400 Burd Piston Ring common
1
6,885 Butler Bros common....... 10
300
3,065
1,100
5%
27,150
100
630
760
450
1,410
1,380
1,510
600
1,600
5,010
cum conv
pref
30
Campbell Wyant & Cannon
Foundry capital
*
Castle & Co (A M) common.10
Cent Cold Storage Co com
20
Central 111 Pub Ser v pref
*
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
Common
5
2%
550 I
115
1.150
%
7%
3%
900
2,560
50
90
815
5,448 Chrysler Corp common
2,541
.5
2,320 Cities Service Co common
10
*
3,350 Club Alum Utensil Co com.
260 Coleman Lamp & Stove com..*
133,250 Com'wealth Edison com
25
600
3.240
490
__
3,100 Compressed Indus Gases cap .5
1,150 Consolidated Biscuit com
1
7,415 Consolidated Oil Corp
*
Consumers Co—
550
V t
100
Com part shs v t c A
30
"""586
1,806
170
430
30
942
30
280
1,800
790
1,400
2,750
20
600
280
350
30
2,069
10
40
555
50
50
Common part shs v t c B_
*
Container Corp of Am com. .20
Continental Steel common
*
Preferred.
ioo
Crane Co common
.25
.
—
Common.
10
Preferred!
100
4
Sale
23
Sale
25%
21%
17%
4%
10%
Sale
Sale
18%
4%
11%
13
2% Sale
7% Sale
20%
21
14%
15%
21%
11%
14
82 % Sale
20
T Motor Car
Sale
48
10
11
3%
Sale
2%
12
13%
19%
20%
9%
10%
20%
19%
Sale
36%
Sale
18%
99
88%
Sale
172%
Sale
5%
Sale
13%
170%
5%
14%
% Sale
38
41
0%
2%
42
6
9%
17%
8%
4%
..
com.
Feb.
21
20% Feb.
6
10
Feb.
10%
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
4%
19
19%
23% Sale
21
22%
19
Feb.
10
1
100
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
172%
5%
14%
1%
42%
Feb. 29
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb. 16
Feb. 20
Sale
170%
Sale
5%
Sale
13%
1%
%
%
6% Sale
3% Sale
19
Sale
Sale
-----
Sale
21
Feb.
Feb
Feb.
18%
4%
10%
14%
2%
6%
21%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
22% Sale
21%
22%
17%
18%
5
4%
11
10%
17
2%
25
2%
13%
14%
18
20
11%
11%
13%
14%
19% Sale
9
9%
Sale
6% Feb.
3% Feb.
18
5
Sale
Sale
Feb.
18
10
Sale
6%
1
11% Sale
4
3%
M
31%
80
Sale
6%
7%
%
7
5% Feb.
1% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
Sale
Feb.
6%
9%
17%
8%
4%
29%
10%
3%
7
10%
Sale
22
82
Sale
39
Feb.
22
A
110
71X
8% Sale
90% Sale
4% Sale
3
Sale
23%
35
32% Sale
12%
14%
2%
3%
7% Sale
3%
1%
41B
109% 110
9%
81%
4
10%
Sale
Sale
3%
Sale
3
7%
2
1
30
23* "24""
18H
23%
1%
%
8
16%
27
60
18%
1%
18
31
30
2%
9
4%
1%
%
16%
28%
107%
22% Sale
18%
3%
19%
73
3%
36%
13%
4
Sale
Sale
32
1%
28
Sale
Sale
3
34%
4%
107
74
70
1%
30
20 %
5
65%
Sale
3%
18%
5%
18%
1%
8
J&n.
29
37
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
16
12
Feb.
20
31
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
3
Jan.
8
15
Feb.
7
18% Feb.
9% Feb.
8
S
Feb.
20
Feb.
21
33%
11%
3%
19%
23%
22%
Feb.
7
Feb. 16
Feb.
2
Feb.
8
Feb. 21
20
Feb.
9
5% Feb.
11% Feb.
Jan.
3
Feb.
20
Jan.
2
Feb. 29
Jan.
3
5
Jan.
18
22
Feb.
5
Jan.
.5
Feb.
9
Feb.
7
14% Feb.
2% Feb.
7% Feb.
3
Jan.
Feb. 26
7
Feb.
Jan. 31
Jan.
Feb. 26
Jan.
22% Feb.
21
Jan.
3
Feb.-
23
2
15
18
82
1
Feb.
% Feb. 20
7
Feb.
76
% Feb.
7
8
Feb
5
3% Feb. 21
9
Feb.
29
% Feb.
5
Feb.
7
Feb.
21
Feb.
Feb.
9
4% Feb.
3% Feb.
37
Feb.
32%
15%
3%
7%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4% Feb.
1
Feb.
6
70
Feb.
8% Feb.
79% Feb
14
% Jan.
6% Jan.
% Jan.
17
6
5
8
Jan.
15
13% Jan.
2% Feb.
5
7
Feb.
9
5
3% Feb. 21
Jan.
17
% Jan.
15% Jan.
13
25
22
Jan.
15
110% Feb. 28
20% Feb. 26
8
Jan.
3
4%
1%
%
17%
29%
110%
Feb.
8
Jan.
13
13
Jan.
3
Feb. 20
Jan.
Feb.
28
Feb.
19
2
18
Jan.
10
19
Feb.
2
20
14 Feb.
20
2
Jan.
12
19% Jan.
31% Jan.
23
17
Jan.
15
10
2% Feb.
26
1% Jan.
31
2
Feb.
2
30
45
30
Feb.
8
30
Feb.
8
21
21%
19% Feb.
5
21% Feb.
17
5
Feb.
24
24
10% Feb.
15
11
9
3
32% Jan.
15% Feb. 15
3 % Jan. 26
Jan
29% Jan.
Feb.
4
11
26
70
17
9
Feb.
24%
16
9%
3% Jan.
37
10
31% Feb.
9%
3
Jan.
15
5
9
Jan.
59
13
24
Jan.
19
Feb.
Feb.
15
Feb.
Feb.
5
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
18
6
8
5
Feb.
Jan.
31
5
29
11
35
6
9
Feb.
Jan.
21
18
2%
n
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
2%
70
Jan.
Sale
2
ily<
8**
23
18
2
11
109
Jan. 16 no
69% Jan. 10 71
8% Feb. 21
79% Jan. 15
31
9
18% Feb.
1 % Feb. 20
3
Jan.
16
16
% Jan.
% Jan.
19
Feb.
1 % Feb.
19
Feb.
18%
Jan.
Jan.
67
Jan.
8
7
2
4
17
8
10
11
25
Jan.
3
8
.
Jan.
11% Jan.
84% Jan.
36
35
31
16
16% Jan
20
56%
4%
18%
10%
1%
113
17
15
Feb.
9
26
19
Feb.
2
% Jan.
Feb. 24 120% Feb. 13
77
Jan.
11
15
Feb.
4
3
6% Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
2
Feb. 13
Jan.
2
Feb. 20
Jan. 12
Jan. 23
1
61
7
Jan
13% Jan.
2
21
4%
10%
14%
2%
6%
2
Feb.
Feb.
18
16
Feb.
3
8
3
21
15
9
Feb.
Feb. 29
I
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
3
12
/"Feb.
Feb.
4
15
15
3% Jan.
11% Feb.
3
Feb.
Jan.
10
19% Feb.
36%
31%
13%
2%
4
9
Feb.
5
Jan.
Jan. 13
Jan. 31
Jan. 31
Jan. 15
2
Feb.
Jan.
6%
9%
17%
8%
4%
27%
14
73
4
16
%
Sale
23
Feb. 29
2
Jan.
23
8
15% Sale
15% Feb. 14 16% Feb.
29
30
28
Feb. 10 29% Feb. 20
107%
110% Feb. 28 110% Feb. 28
Feb. 15
20% "21""
20% Feb. 26 23
67
Jan.
Jan.
2
%
15
31
%
2%
110% 111
109% Feb. 10 110
70
71
Feb. 14
75
70%
8%
8% Feb. 21
9%
9%
83% Sale
3
80% Feb.
87%
3%
Jan.
167%
5%
13%
%
Feb.
516
4% Sale
3
3%
35%
37
31% Sale
14% Sale
3
3%
7% Sale
11
% Jan.
6% Jan.
3% Jan.
Sale
% Sale
2%
8
Jan.
Feb.
76
Sale
Jan.
19
Jan.
Sale
iVA
Sale
1
Feb.
16
73
55%
5%
19%
3
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
112*
74
Jan.
19
1
72
Sale
70
14
4
5% Jan.
1% Feb. 26
7% Feb.
6
12
Feb.
1
10
% Feb. 20
1
6% Feb.
9
% Feb.
6
Jan.
1
7% Feb.
3% Feb.
13
Feb.
93
8% Feb.
79% Feb.
14% Feb.
18
3
12
8
11%
1%
36%
117%
Jan.
15
Feb. 21
1
18
Feb.
Sale
70
4
2% Feb.
1% Feb.
36%
108
15
Jan.
Jan.
38% Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Jan.
2
19% Feb. 29
35% Jan. 31
Sale
3
Sale
30
9
10
?3°M
J*
P
9
Jan.
3% Jan
2% Feb
11% Jan.
18% Jan.
14
5%
18%
12%
1%
4%
3
Jan.
26
1
% Feb.
113
Feb. 24 120% Feb. 13
115
Feb.
8
50% Feb. 15 73
59%
5
5
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
5%
18% Feb. 13
19% Feb. 10
19%
Sale
1
10% Feb. 20 12% Feb.
Sale
1
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
Sale
37
Feb.
9
36% Feb
Sale
6
J an.
8
Feb.
19
22
21%
Sale
Sale
! Jan,
2
68% Jan.
20% Feb.
10
19% Feb.
35% Feb.
93
Sale
18*
9
3% Feb.
91%
43%
6
2% Feb.
20
1%
%
3%
7
14
Feb.
2
11
4%
11%
13%
2%
Feb.
1
30
18
12
Sale
7
15
Jan.
45% Feb.
.
20
1%
7%
10%
Sale
Sale
5
Feb.
20
6
Sale
Feb.
Sale
Sale
Sale
%
0% Sale
9
4%
Sale
1%
%
3%
23% Sale
4%
0
56
19
97
Sale
0%
9%
18%
9%
10%
5
5%
31% Sale
10
10%
18 %
2
825
3
11%
19%
9%
19%
35%
%
Sale
see page
3%
1
5%
9%
_
140
30
For footnotes
pref part shares
1,400 Dayton Rubber Mfg common .1
Cum class A pref
580
35
►ecker (A If) & Cohn—
374
250
c
38%
5%
2%
17%
eP8
32,050 Chicago Corp common
1
Convertible preferred
3,300
*
1,750 Chicago Flexible Shaft com. .5
3,850 Chicago & N WRy com.-.100
260 Chicago Ry pt ctfs "I"
100
140 Chicago Towel Co conv pref..*
Common capital
120
*
1,080 Chicago Yellow Cab capital--*
14,250
1,200
Sale
69
46
144
2
2,250
100
Sale
09%
47
Sale
1
Preferred
^
*Lt "pref-1 *
1,590 Central States"Pr
615 Chain Belt Co common
*
1,800 Cherry Burr ell Corp com
5
1,220
10%
20%
1
Convertible preferred
2,650
*
75,750 Cent & S W Util com (new) 50c
Prior lien preferred
920
* 113%
1,300
50,150
3%
12%
1
Bastian-Blessing Co common.*
Common
1,700
2,150 Bruce Co (E L)
VV
o
09%
45
9
Sale
Sale
*
19
♦
22%
94
96
100
100 171% Sale
5
5% Sale
330 Backstay Welt Co common...*
Barlow & Seelig Mfg A com..5
150
400
49
9%
2,850 Athey Truss Wheel capital. .4
137 Auburn Auto Co common
*
350 Automatic Products com
__5
300 Automatic Washer common..3
6,421 Aviation Corp (Del)
3
1,720 Aviation & Transport cap
1
1,250
47,150
1,500
Sale
Asbestos Mfg Co common
500 Associates Invest Co com
10,050
90
69
Com
1,351 Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co
50 Altorfer Bros conv pref..
American Pub Serv pref
Amer Tel & Tel Co capital
385
30
840
1,070
1,950
*
100 144
357 Acme Steel Co common.....25
1,020 Adams (J D) Mfg common
*
350 Adams Oil & Gas Co com
1,100 Advanced Alum Castings
5
3,500 Aetna Ball Bearing common
1
14,050 Allied Laboratories common
*
.
4
26
2% Feb. 26
30
Feb.
8
23% Jan.
5% Jan.
10% Feb.
4
12
15
CHICAGO
March, 1940]
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
909
450
1,550
300
5,350
2,650
490
55
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
chicago
stock
In
STOCK
RANGE SINCE JAN.
_
1
Price
exchange
Jan. 2
STOCKS
*
1,559 Dixie-Vortex Co common
Class A.
1,300
2,800 Dodge Mfg Corp common—*
550 Eddy Paper Co. (The)—- — *
-5
8,500 El Household Util Corp
4,350 Elgin Nat Watch Co
15
595 Fairbanks
Feb. 1
1940
Par
Shares
Morse common
Dredge
& Dock Co common
*
Four-Wheel Drive Auto
10
Fox (Peter) Brewing com
5
Fuller Mfg Co common
1
Ask
Bid
11% Sale
34%
33 %
13
15
Sale
15%
Sale
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
Bid
11%
12%
13
35
12
36%
12%
36
38%
11%
17%
15
12
16
15%
Sale
22
Sale
23%
39% Sale
37
39%
3%
24
Ask
3
Sale
3%
24%
43
10%
4%
14%
4%
12
5
15
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
12% Feb.
2
35% Feb.
7
11% Feb. 20
15
Feb. 27
Feb.
1
22% Feb.
39% Feb.
2
7
11
Feb.
20
4
3
3%
Sale
41
Lowest
Sale Prices
13% Feb.
14
Feb.
26
12% Feb.
2
36
11% Jan. 31
34% Jan.
3
11% Feb. 20
Feb.
16
13% Jan.
Feb. 28
13
Jan.
Feb. 24
2
Jan.
3
Feb. 25
Feb. 28
15
Feb.
27
3
Jan.
26
22% Feb.
37% Jan.
2
23
16%
3%
24%
42%
10
7
10% Jan.
10
14
Jan.
5
27
12% Feb.
17
Jan.
16
15%
51%
10%
2%
45%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
15
18
31
57% Jan.
51
Jan.
15
4%
6%
10%
21 %
11%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
17
25
Jan.
15
6%
12%
24%
12%
27%
17% Jan.
15
20% Feb.
3% Feb. :
24% Feb. :
42% Feb. :
6
36
Fitz Simons & Connell
400
700
850
1,150
1,450
2,100
2,450
4,500
1,400
657
600
500
755
5,692
219
656
1,850
1,826
500
3,700
1,539
60
150
2,650
800
90
40
50
2,600 Gardner Denver Co com(new) *
895 General Amer Transp com
5
600 General Candy class A
5
1
2,050 General Finance Corp com
*
2,052 General Foods common
12,203 General Motors Corp com—10
*
434 General Outdoor Aav com
1,506 Gillette Safety Razor pref-.-*
2,750 Goldblatt Bros Inc common. -*
10%
4
13%
4%
11%
4%
Sale
Sale
16
16%
56%
Sale
10%
11%
2%
47%
2%
Sale
54 %
Sale
3%
6%
10%
Sale
a
4%
11
11% Sale
4%
4%
13
14
4
Sale
16%
51
10%
2%
47%
52%
4%
6%
11%
3,951 Goodyear Tire & Rub com---*
2,150 Gossard Co (H W) common--*
9,600 Great Lakes Dr & Dk corn-- *
23%
12%
Sale
Sale
12%
27
Sale
27
10
3,797 Hall Printing Co common
460 Hamilton Mfg cl A part pref_10
350 Harnischfeger Corp common-10
3,900 Heileman Brewing Co G cap.. 1
3
1,800 Hein Werner Motor Parts
360 Hibb Spencer Bartlett com—25
*
900 Horders Inc common
650 Hormel & Co (Geo A) com— *
18%
7%
5%
8%
Sale
7%
6%
Sale
8%
Sale
13%
17%
8%
39 %
13 %
31
30
23
17
17%
53
10%
52
3
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
.Sale
13
Sale
13%
10%
2%
47 %
52%
13%
2%
Sale
Sale
6
6%
12
Sale
12%
23 %
Sale
12%
25%
Sale
26
18%
7%
19
5
7
5%
5%
Sale
8% Sale
38%
40
13%
15
33
34%
9%
9
Feb.
1
16% Feb.
5
18
Feb.
Feb.
29
55
Feb.
19
10% Feb.
2% Feb.
8
10% Feb.
28
5
2% Feb.
48% Feb.
17
52
11
5%
7
17
4
Sale
5%
9%
Sale
Feb.
12% Feb.
11% Feb.
4% Feb.
15
Feb.
4% Feb.
47%
52%
4%
6%
11%
22%
12%
25%
5
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 10
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb. 26
13
5% Feb.
2
Feb.
29
8%
Sale
7
Sale
9%
9
14
15%
8% Feb.
Feb.
15
Feb.
33
36%
34% Feb.
38%
45
39
13
Feb.
8
Feb.
19
Feb. 27
6
Feb.
Feb. 17
Feb. 21
1
Feb.
20% Feb.
19
Feb.
14
5% Feb.
2
10
Feb.
7
1
9
Feb.
7
2
39
2
9
15
Feb.
Feb.
9
2
34% Feb.
2
8
.
4
27
6
27
2
Feb.
Feb.
18
13
55
6%
12%
24%
12%
4
Jan.
11
4% Feb.
7
Feb. 27
15
4% Jan.
2
Feb.
27
8
Feb.
28
17
6
3
19
27
6
17
21
Jan.
27
8
10% Feb.
10
2% Jan.
48% Jan.
55% Jan.
13
4
4
15
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
Jan.
20
8
Feb.
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22
5% Jan.
22
10
Feb.
9
Jan.
7
9
13
Jan.
30
Jan.
7
5%
8%
8%
38%
2
18
9
2
13
39% Jan.
15
Feb.
5
34% Feb.
2
3
27
23
9
Houdaille-Hershey—
915
1,050
50
850
1,019
500
591
200
1,031
Class B
1,640
1,200 Hubbell, Harvey, Inc com
255 Hupp Motor Car common
200
200
2,650
2,300
100
520
210
300
850
600
500
800
50
3,568
700
260
1,000
690
587
105
1,950
300
550
10
100
16,295
1,150
880
3,750
12,400
650
1,300
1,200
800
100
596 Inland Steel Co capital
*
■""600
2,950
100
50
300
130
45
600
*
5
25%
*
*
5,500
1,190
7,100
54,400
1,700
3,950
1,600
1,350
1,050
*
1
Mer & Mfrs Sec cl A com
*
Mickelberry's Food Prod com.l
Middle West Corp capital
5
$2 cumul part pref
1%
Convertible preferred A
*
100
7% prior lien
100
7% preferred A
100
6% preferred A
100
Miller & Hart Inc conv pref-_*
Minneapolis Brew Co com
1
Modine Mfg common
*
Midland Util 6% pr
lien
30 Montgomery
Common
4,345
*
*
Ward & Co cl A_ *
*
Sale
11
22%
21
2% Sale
81%
83
53% Sale
n
7%
Sale
2%
4%
10
12%
16%
1%
.28
8
2%
16%
14%
19
21
19%
20%
47%
46%
5%
8%
48
46%
6% Sale
7% Sale
"45%
45
Sale
101
5
4
Sale
3
%
1%
3
"%
1%
3%
6%
2%
24%
4%
9%
12%
6
Sale
Sale
2
13%
17
10
1%
25
Sale
25%
5%
Sale
1%
38
26
13
Sale
4
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
"2%
4%
4%
%
c
>
Sale
4%
4%
3%
Sale
9
Sale
2%
5%
5%
4
~l"6%
10%
18%
21%
2%
3%
10%
19%
1%
42
40%
1%
41
160%
55%
11% Feb.
27
14
Feb.
23
4% Feb.
12% Feb.
23% Feb.
5
Feb.
16
'
4% Feb.
11
21%
2%
82%
53%
1
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
1
2
7
16%
14%
19%
46%
5%
7%
Feb. 27
Feb. 24
Feb. 16
Feb. 10
Feb. 27
1
Feb.
3
2
13% Jan.
Jan.
5
16
Feb.
% Jan.
4% Jan.
3
1
Feb.
Feb.
8
21%
2%
82%
53%
2
Feb.
Jan. 11
Jan. 23
7
Feb.
17
16
Feb.
Feb.
20%
47%
6%
8%
Feb. 28
Feb. 21
9
Feb.
Feb. 21
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
2
Feb.
6
1 103% Feb.
14
4% Feb.
13
23
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 13
% Feb. 10
1% Feb. 20
3% Feb. 19
3
% Feb. 29
1 % Feb.
7
6
3% Feb.
14%
3%
27%
3%
Feb.
15
22% Feb.
4% Feb.
5
10%
9% Feb.
12% Feb.
16% Feb.
8
13
27
5%
6
5%
%
%
%
%
6%
10%
4%
11 %
20%
2%
42%
51
Sale
77
82
850 Nachman Springfilled com
230 i\ational Battery Co pref
*
*
300 Nat'l Bond & Invest com
1,300 Nat'l Pressure Cooker Cor
*
2
10%
37%
14%
4%
11%
Sale
15%
5%.
*
%
1%
21
Sale
39
29%
Sale
3%
28
Sale
Sale
7
11
Sale
1%
2
41%
42
53%
22%
20%
10
11
10
38
40
17
18
4
5
17%
4
7
5
2
1% Feb.
Feb.
6
5% Feb.
1
1
6%
7%
2%
24%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5% Feb.
10% Feb.
Jan.
26
3% Jan.
27
Feb.
17
Jan.
21%
48%
6%
8%
Jan.
100
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
Jan.
44% Jan.
100
Jan.
4% Feb.
2% Feb.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
3% Jan.
25% Jan.
8 101
Feb.
5% Jan.
13
3% Jan.
2
26
30
11
Feb.
15
7
Jan.
1%
2^
5
3
8
16
4
3
12
9
10
3
11
17
9
3
9
11
13
11
30
22
Feb.
13
6
Jan.
11
Jan.
6% Jan. 11
7% Feb. 24
Feb.
10
3
27
21
4
21
19
Jan.
12
25% Jan.
24
5% Jan.
31
7% Jan.
36% Jan.
10
Feb.
28
2
12
.Tan.
Feb.
19
15% Jan.
1% Jan.
25% Feb.
23
25
7% Feb. 21
Jan.
14
22% Feb.
4% Jan.
9% Feb.
17% Feb.
Feb.
49% Jan.
18 103% Feb.
15
1
Jan.
3
20
8
2
5
15
Jan.
21
26^
5
Feb.
Feb.
5
15
15
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
17% Feb.
2
4
Feb.
Feb.
6
36
Jan.
17
28
26
Jan.
6
15% Feb.
21
12%
3%
27%
3%
7%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
10
d
Jan.
26
30
Jan.
5
3% Jan.
9% Jan.
11
% Jan.
10
36
Feb.
6
36
29
Feb.
28
29
1
12% Feb.
3% Feb. 10
27% Feb. 26
8
3% Feb.
1
8% Feb.
5
%. Feb.
1% Feb. 23
6
5% Feb.
6
5% Feb.
% Feb. 14
% Feb. 19
3
3% Feb.
10% Feb. 28
7
20% Feb.
17
6% Jan.
21
Jan.
19
Feb. 24
6
Feb.
13
.Tan.
Jan.
24
1
Jan.
Jan.
14%
19%
46%
5%
7%
24
27
Feb.
3
90%
62%
4%
4%
Feb.
1
29% Feb.
3
4
9
3% Feb.
9% Feb.
1
%s Feb.
2% Feb.
5
Feb.
23
5
6% Feb.
20
% Feb.
% Feb.
14
7% Feb.
16
6
5
19
11
Feb.
19
22
Feb.
17
13
1
10
2
29
15% Feb. 21
Jan.
6
4
10
1% Feb. 23
Jan.
4
Jan.
8
6% Jan.
24
4% Jan.
% Jan.
% Jan.
3% Jan.
9% Jan.
8
Jan.
23
19
Jan.
11
% Jan.
20
Feb.
16
Feb.
19
15
4
22
1% Jan.
8
Jan.
168% Jan.
50% Jan.
6»
6
23
Jan.
41
8
iTH
Feb.
17
1% Jan.
42% Jan.
24
22
30 169
Jan.
22
55% Jan.
8
30
3
54
51
Feb.
1
54% Feb.
2
83 % Feb.
7
76
Jan.
3
22%
79% Feb.
21% Feb.
15
21% Feb.
15
21
Jan.
17
22
Jan.
7
13
10%
39%
18%
4%
10% Feb.
15
11%
39%
18%
4%
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
8
6
20
6
15
80
21%
2
25
3%
8% Sale
6
6% Feb. 24
2
6% Feb.
5% Jan.
13% J an.
24% Jan.
16
10
9 101
Feb.
1
11
86% Feb. 28
56% Feb. 17
47
24
9
Feb.
21%
5%
%
2%
%
%
%
Sale
Sale
2
30
3%
1%
17%
16%
17
26
3%
7%
Sale
2%
20%
5%
10%
12%
4%
36
3%
8%
6%
7%
7
30
30
6
3%
38%
Sale
20
Feb.
1
25%
"6%
6
%
1%
3
26
14%
12% Feb.
16
23
Feb.
1
45% "46%
45%
101
102% Sale
4
4%
4%
3
2%
2%
3
3%
28%
2
11% Feb.
14
Feb. 20
101
7%
37%
Ig
17%
Sale
100
23%
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
Cumul conv pref
2%
86%
53%
15%
77
60
21%
5
Sale
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
5%
17%
Sale
_
11%
%
15%
22
A-
17
%
4%
3%
16%
75
140 Muskegon Mot Spec class
Sale
15%
4
*
630 Mountain States Power pref 100
12%
3
25%
Midland United Co common.-*
National
2,900
2,550
15%
McQuay-Norris Mfg com
270 Mapes Consol Mfg capital
25,180 Marshall Field & Co com
150 Monroe Chemical Co com
Preferred
110
800
9%
11%
*
3%
%
1%
3%
26
4
*
"A"
210
2
25
*
2,015 Lion Oil lief Co capital-267 Liquid Carbonic common
3,500 Loudon Packing common
500 Lynch Corp common
940 McCord Rad & Mfg
5
11% Sale
14%
13%
1
%
4% Sale
100
2%
*
1,960 Lindsay Light & Chem com. 10
Preferred
—10
740
8%
102
Sale
99
%
-.10
400 Le Roi Co common
Sale
6
8%
98%
43 %
1%
3%
24%
6%
6%
6,998 Libby, McNeill & Libby com.*
*
1,650 Lincoln Printing Co com
$3.50 preferred
310
*
600
40
-----
4
1
5
*
950 Leath & Co common
Cumulative preferred
10
500
1,100
2%
88
Sale
3
*
$6 preferred
2,300 Kingsbury Brewing Co cap
1,100 La Salle Ext Univ common
400
20
2%
86%
61%
3%
25
44%
250
200
23%
1,260 Kentucky Util jr cum pref. .50
620
6% preferred.
100
1,350 Ken-Rad Tube & Lp com A— *
1,550 Kerlyn Oil Co common A-—5
400
450
4
12%
1
4%
12%
16%
17%
16% Sale
19 3^ Sale
45%
49%
3,000
20
15
%
*
370 Iron Fireman Mfg Covtc
6,720 Jarvls (W B) Co new capital-.1
*
1,650 Jefferson Electric Co com
450 Joslyn Mfg & Supply Co com.5
1
6,150 Katz Drug Co common
*
4,350 Kellogg Switchboard com
Preferred
100
160
200
180
13%
14
3,037 Internat Harvester common—*
20 Interstate Power $7 pref
*
2,610
2,005
13%
3,650 Illinois Brick Co capital----10
100
2,804 Illinois Central RR com
1,200 Indep Pneum Tool s t c new- - *
1
991 Indiana Steel Prod com
130
200
3,000
*
5
1
10% Feb.
39% Feb.
15
40
18%
17% Feb.
10
11%
5
1%
6
4
Feb.
19
1
Feb.
15
Feb.
28
1
2
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb. 20
Feb. 14
37
Jan.
2
16% Jan.
18
4
Jan.
25
83% Feb.
Jan.
9
Feb.
26
Feb.
28
Jan.
3
29
28
Feb.
2
Feb.
29
28
3
Feb.
20
3% Jan.
7% Jan.
6
30
Feb.
15
27% Feb.
19
32
Feb.
3% Feb.
Standard—
Common stock
10
3,350
5,300 Nobhtt-Sparks lnd Inc cap—5
4,100 North American Car com_._20
*
130 Northern Paper Mills com
1,450 Northern 111 Finance com--__*
*
7,250 Northwest Bancorp com
*
250 Northwest Eng Co capital
90 Nor West Util pr lien pref..100
7% preferred
100
1,490
240 Nunn-Bush Shoe common__2%
155 Omnibus Corp common.
690 Ontario Mfg Co common
6
*
27
Sale
27
31%
3%
Sale
28%
3%
7%
10 K
7%
10%
10%
4
16
11
10%
17
Sale
60
70
IT4
27%
Sale
Sale
8
27%
Sale
26
32
Sale
28
Feb.
2
Sale
16
3
Feb.
20
Sale
11
Feb.
6
3%
8%
15
7%
10%
10%
16%
Jan. 30
3
Jan.
Feb. 27
Jan. 22
Feb.
23
62
Feb.
23
Feb.
1
18
Feb.
7
12% Feb.
3
12
Jan.
28
12
Feb.
12
12
11%
17
10%
18%
10% Feb.
16% Feb.
27
17
5
18
Feb.
63
66
62
Feb.
23
62
19
74
Sale
10%
19
2
11% Feb.
18%
20%
19
12
13%
12
13%
12
19%
13%
12
Feb.
Feb.
7
16
12%
12%
14%
13%
14%
Sale
13% Feb.
11% Feb.
13% Feb.
12
13%
12%
20
14%
13%
11%
23
12
Feb.
1
8%
29%
11%
9
Feb.
26
9
Feb.
Sale
31%
13%
Feb.
3
12% Feb.
% Feb.
16
38*
29%
12%
%
29
12%
%
40
40
42
14%
15
15
14%
3
1%
22% Sale
38
36%
27%
26%
17%
18
32
12
Feb.
12
Jan.
19
20
18
Feb.
15
70
Jan.
11
22%
Jan.
11
16
42.% Jan,
18
13% Jan. 19
11% Feb. 23
14% Jan.
5
12
Jan.
23
9
Feb.
26
Oshkosh B'Gosh Inc—
120
260
240
270
150
450
170
150
150
1,998
1,622
320
800
450
105
850
1,540
670
570
650
650
450
.__*
Common
Convertible preferred
350 Parker Pen Co (The) com.
*
::io
600 Peabody Coal Co B com__ ...5
.100
230
6% preferred
30o Penn Elec Switch conv A. ..10
*
400 Penn Gas & Elec A com
5%
24
12
%
1%
23%
2,979 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke cap .100
*
610 Perfect Circle (The) Co
88*
27
1.550 Pictorial Paper Pkg com... :::-5
850 Pines Winterfront common ...I
4%
*
225 Poor & Co class B
850 Potter Co (The) common.. -.1
3.397 Pressed Steel Car
common
1,790 Quaker Cats Co common—
72 »
Preferred
1,200 Rath Packing common
800 Raytheon Mfg Co com—
6% preferred
140 Reliance Mfg Co common.
700
For footnotes see page
56.
*
12*
%
14%
119
TOO
145
.10
45
50c
%
%
11%
-_5
.10
13%
%
41
"IB"
:i5o
3,983 Pennsylvania RK capital-_
8
31
,
15%
2%
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
"48"
1
%
13%
3
Sale
38
28%
4%
%
9
10
Sale
27%
5
%
10%
%
11%
119%
151%
48%
%
%
11%
Sale
10
%
13
33%
%
%
35
11%
13
1%
1
5
% Jan.
22
29% Feb. 20
12% Jan. 25
9
% Feb.
.Tan.
12
40% Feb.
21
14% Feb.
15
15
Jan.
2
Jan.
11
17
3
15
8
5% Feb.
14
15
2
Feb.
15
21% Feb.
35% Feb.
3
23
Feb.
21
1
7
38%
27%
5%
%
10%
%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
15
Feb.
26
153
%
11
Jan.
Feb.
2
Sale
1
4
Jan.
2
u*
Sale* uH 12*
Sale
Jan.
12
15
5
Sale
7
29
Feb.
Sale
4l|
26
Feb. 20
Feb. 16
9
Feb.
Feb. 21
Feo. 15
14% Feb.
40
4%
%
%
11%
10%
10%
%
11%
118% 120
118%
Sale
9
29%
12%
%
40%
14%
Feb. 26
Feb.
23
Feb. 27
6
Feb.
13
Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb. 20 123% Feb.
150
Feb.
33
Feb.
19
% Feb.
•% Feb.
14
2
21% Jan.
35% Jan.
15
26
1
-
Jan.
Feb.
16
7
14
4% Jan.
8
5
% Feb.
23
7
16
9
•
10% Feb. 27
6
% Feb.
11% Jan. 23
2% Jan.
24% Jan.
38% Feb.
28
4
%
12%
%
14%
123%
Jan.
Feb.
7
154
Feb.
29
Jan.
4
Feb.
16
Jan.
2
7
118
.Tan.
3
Feb.
29
150
Feb.,
3
52% Feb.
1% Feb.
% Feb.
14
33
Feb.
19
20
% Jan.
22
2
% Jan.
11
55% Jan. 17
1% Feb. 20
% Jan. 25
11% Jan.
12
12
3 154
9
40
Jan.
30
56
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
STOCKS
1940
Par Bid
_
com
(new).*
50
140
3,800
430 Sivyer Steel Castings com
*
5,300 South Bend Lathe Wks cap_-5
2,140
3,740 Southw G & E Co 7% pref.,100
50 Southwestern Lt & Pow pfd—*
900
""1,041
2,061 Spiegel Inc common
7
140
2,050
41
2,851
5,123 Stand Oil of Ind capital
25
430 Stein & Co (A) common
*
450 Sterling Brewers Inc common. 1
2,986 Stewart-Warner Corp com
5
500 Storkline Furniture com
10
7,000 Sunstrand Mach Tool com—5
17,355 Swift & Co capital stock
25
3,563 Swift Internacional capital.-15
1,750 Texas Corp capital
25
2,350 Thompson (J R) common—25
2,350 Trane Co (The) common
2
30
50
1,558
250
3,000
7,605
2,060
1,238
950
1,050
932
200
226
5,178
640
1,800
1,350
1,500
1%
25%
9
JrA
27
Sale
29
9%
83%
1%
10
Sale
Sale
9%
84%
85 %
27
10
Sale
1,250
3,456
3 ,150
6,899
136
20
„
1,945
709
400
60
950
100
200
170
Ask Bid
1 %
1%
1%
28
29
29
15
14
17
Sale
17
14
23
Sale
107%
95
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
41
42
75%
"12%
Sale
Sale
iS*
7
15%
22
Sale
32
Sale
4
14%
4%
Sale
1%
Wahl Co common
*
20%
Walgreen Co common
*
21%
Wayne Pump Co capital
1
26%
Western Union Teleg com. .100
West'house El & Mfg com
50 116
Wieboldt Stores Inc com
*
6%
90
Cum prior preferred
*
Williams Oil-O-Matic com
*
1%
1%
Sale
22
Sale
117%
Sale
550
1,350
400
2,980
•
13,300
Common
.-*
2,400 Woodall Indust common
2
2,024 Wrigley (Wm Jr) Co capital
*
1,100 Yates-Amer Mach capital
5
4,890 Zenith Radio Corp common
*
No par value.
x
Ex-dividend.
4%
3%
84%
2%
16
5
4
88
2%
16%
27
81% Jan.
1% Feb.
13
1
2
Feb.
Jan.
20
30
Jan.
14
27
Feb.
16
Feb.
29
16
Feb.
29
17
Jan.
29
Feb.
24
14% Feb.
14
Jan.
18
2
Feb.
Feb.
28
15
15
25
15 111
Jan,
22% Feb.
108% Feb.
10% Feb.
13
25
1 111
8
15
39
13
80
13%
1%
2
2%
1%
Sale
2%
Sale
1%
1%
15
1%
7%
6%
2
Sale
7
16%
Sale
32
16
22%
31%
42%
4%
13%
Sale
Sale
14%
80
Sale
15
Sale
26
Sale
13
14
1%
8%
6%
19%
2
Sale
7
Sale
23
Sale
31%
44%
Sale
Sale
4%
16
4
15%
ft*
9% Feb.
38%
75%
12%
1%
1%
25%
12%
1%
7%
6%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
Feb.
Sale
15%
1%
21%
22
23
22%
22%
23%
23%
107
108
111%
6%
7
6%
1%
1%
5%
4%
86%
3%
15%
5%
4%
Sale
5%
3%
85%
3%
15%
Sale
Sale
99
Jan.
11
Jah.
15
24
4
38% Feb.
1
7%
13
5
7
7
1
1
Feb.
10
Feb.
10
Feb.
6
Feb.
13
17
Feb.
7% Feb.
7
Feb.
21
19
12
Jan.
1%
7%
6%
15%
Jan. 15
5
Feb.
Jan. 29
9
Jan.
78% Feo.
3
84% Feb.
21
15% Feb.
14
1% Feb.
1
45% Feb. 15
1
4% Feb.
15% Feb. 21
20
1
1
Feb.
9
56
Feb.
17
Feb.
8
Feb.
1
Feb.
5
9
Feb.
9
Feb.
27
40
Feb.
27
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13
2
Feb.
5
2
Feb.
IVA
1
22% Feb.
19
23% Feb.
25% Feb.
2 113% Feb.
14
7
Feb.
16
93% Feb.
13
1% Feb.
5% Feb. 27
5% Feb.
4% Feb.
89
Feb.
4
Feb.
8
85% Feb. 20
3
Feb. 13
5
14% Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb.
1% Feb.
14% Jan.
1% Feb.
86% Feb.
Feb. 26
1
61
Feb.
Feb. 19 117
Feb. 20
1%
1
Feb.
2
Feb.
1%
2
6
3
78% Feb.
14% Jan. 15
1
1% Feb.
81% Feb. 26
16
19
10
15
8
15
13
3
2
9
3% Feb.
1
16% Feb.
23
115%
1%
%
1%
ft*
rA
7%
19%
23%
32%
45%
Jan.
3
Jan.
22
Jan.
23
Feb.
17
7
Feb.
Feb. 21
Feb.
14
4
15
4% Jan. 17
15% Feb. 21
16
Jan.
4
Feb.
7
13% Feb. 15
2% Jan. 30
2% Jan. 19
3
2
32
Feb.
80
Feb. 28
31
6% Feb.
-
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 27
8
Jan.
Jan. 24
Jan. 22
Jan.
93
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
?8
51*
%
38%
75%
11%
1%
1%
25%
22
2
1%
22
21%
23%
23%
Sale
22%
Sale
108%
2
15
7
15
30% Jan.
42% Jan.
Sale
93
1%
5
31
14
•
1% Sale
21% Sale
17
1
Feb.
13% Feb.
80
Feb. 28
Jan.
28
'
«
23
28
38% Feb.
Jan.
9% Jan.
Feb.
81%
56%
Sale
116% 117% 115%
1% Sale
1%
VA
Sale
%
%
%
1%
1%
1%
,1%
20%
19%
40
38%
59
2
4
23% Feb.
"81"" "83""
Sale
1
27
87
11
Feb.
Feb. 20
1
Feb.
Feb. 14
6
14% Feb.
22%
31%
42%
4%
Sale
Sale
22% Jan.
108% Jan.
97
75%
9
4
28
Sale
37
3
26
7
99
13
Feb.
14
14
80
1 % Jan.
Feb.
30
Feb.
Wisconsin Bankshares—
5,900
15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Sale
108%
Jan.
9
2
12%
24%
Sale
26
9
30
15
23
Sale
39%
85
1% Feb. 27
26
1
16
12
115%
1
1
Feb.
10% Feb.
7
29
Sale
78
86
6%
30
16
90
2
Sale
1% Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 27
82% Feb.
1% Feb.
29% Feb.
38%
13
1% Feb. 27
Sale
10%
12
6
9
2
Sale
26%
2%
27
Sale
30
9%
1%
*VA
26% Sale
13
Sale
Sale
30
18
97
10% Sale
12
1 %
1 %
Sale
22%
108%
a
90
397
Bid
87% Sale
3,981 Union Carbide & Carbon cap.*
16% Sale
2,923 United Air L Transp capital-.5
200 United Gas Corp common
1
83~86~~
864 U S Gypsum Co common
20
66% Sale
14,021 United States Steel common._*
Sale
1,292
7 % cumul preferred
100 117
1% Sale
3,350 Utah Radio Products com
1
%
%
2,100 Utility & Ind Corp common..5
2,350
Convertible preferred
7
\A
19
Sale
250 Viking Pump Co common
*
40
Sale
120
Preferred
*
1,957
541
2
7 St Joseph Lead Co cap
10
210 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap..*
1,150 Standard Dredge (new) pref_20
4,755
Common (new).
—1
141 Standard Gas & Elec com
*
750
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
Ask
Mills—
Common
Sangamo Elec Co
Schwitzer Cummins capital
1
Sears, Roebuck & Co capital—*
Serrick Corp class B common.l
600 Signode Steel Strap Co pf—30
450
Common
*
380
1
Price
Jan. 2
Rollins Hosiery
2,550
3,400
2,150
5,655
1,200
2,730
RANGE SINCE JAN.
„
In
1,550
1,250
1,400
STOCK EXCHANGE
88
16%
1%
87%
Jan. 22
68%
Feb. 19 118%
Feb. 20
%
Jan. 30
5
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Feb.
1
Jan.
25
3
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
20
Jan.
5
12
5
24
39% Jan.
12
40
Jan.
12
19
1%
20%
22%
22%
106%
6%
91%
1%
.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
5
2
Jan. 10
2
Jan. 15 22% Feb.
8
Jan. 17 24% Jan.
3
Jan. 15 28% Jan.
4
Jan. 23 117% Jan.
Jan. 25
7% Jan. 10
Jan. 13 93% Jan. 15
9
Feb. 13
1% Jan.
4
5
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
84% Jan.
2% Jan.
14% Feb.
29
8
5
5% Feb.
4% Jan.
89% Jan.
3% Jan.
16% Jan.
3
6
5
19
3
If*
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock
February
Sales
Shares.
-
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
February
Jan. 1
60,600
20,500
2,000
3,000
Shares
STOCKS
7,563 Arundel Corp
54 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)
2,517 Bait Transit Oo com vtc
1,353
2,103
4,145
1st preferred v t c
65 Black & Decker common
938 Oonsol Gas E L & Power
286
454% pref B
50 Davison Chemical Co com
65
434
123
50
1.245
450
379
96
1939
125
3,183 Houston Oil preferred
9,150 Mar Tex OR....
Common class A
5,319
940
5
5
*
50
*
*
♦
100
Maryland & Pa RR
com
-.25
1
.1
100
72
70
460
240
2,912
656
399
424 Northern Central Ry_
18,450 Owings Mills Distillery
893 Penna Water & Power com
4,500
623
62
2054
5
750 Western National Bank
303
par
value.
x
2954
34
94
Ask Bid
Sale
35
95 54
103 54
100
31
Ask
Sale
3654 Sale
-
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sal&iPrices
Sale Prices
Lowest
Sale Prices
29
Feb.
5
34
Feb.
10354
9554 Feb.
10354 Feb.
100
101
21
Sale
1.55 Sale
20 %
Sale
8054
82%
117% Sale
45c
Sale
1.80 Sale
1954
Sale
19
Sale
19
42c
Sale
40c
1.70 Sale
20%
80
83
79% Sale
118
119% 118% 119
1034 Sale
30% Sale
123
30%
9%
125
Feb.
31%
6
3654
95 54
2
6 10354
20 101
32%
10
31%
9%
30
2
1
60
1
♦
20
19
Feb.
1.60 Feb.
Feb. 24
Feb. 26
Feb.
2
Feb.
6
Feb. 20
21
Feb.
14
17% Feb.
1
46
Sale
17%
Sale
17
35c
3ac
48c
Sale
50c
48c
Sale
Sale
45c
50c
42c
35c
55c
30c
2654 Jan.
31
92
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
24
Feb.
20
2154 Jan.
16
3154
3654
95 54
12 103 54
4
15
4
10354 Jan.
101
Feb, 20 101
258
27%
14%
....
28%
13%
Sale
2
Feb.
20
Feb. 21
35c
45c
67%
68
1.35
15% xl5% Sale
1.35
1.25
1.50
89%
00%
Sale
20c
Sale
3354 Sale
26
27
12
2
Feb. 29
Feb.
9
15
Feb.
1.25 Feb.
13
7
20
13
20
2954 Feb. 13
254 Feb. 26
47
Feb. 27
Feb.
4654 Feb. 13
15% Feb. 23
1.45 Feb.
88% Feb.
1
24
29c
Feb.
26
72
7
87
67
87
Feb.
75
40
36
/
Feb.
2
90
35
60c
258
Sale
it*
6
15
1
68
Ex-dividend"
5
Feb.
15
80
Sale
26
Feb.
23c
21
8954 Feb. 23
9
2
Jan.
4
154 Jan.
4554 Jan.
4454 Jan.
1254 Jan.
11
1.25 Feb.
13
28
4
8
4
Feb.
1
Feb.
16
67
87
75
4
Jan.
Feb. 24
Feb. 26
Feb.
7
Feb.
2
36
Feb.
Feb.
2
75
Feb.
2
17
36
Feb.
17
8
2354 Feb. 21
34
1
35
Feb.
8
88
2254 Jan.
3354 Jan.
2
15 260
23c
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan,
13M Jan.
5
22% Feb.
Feb.
8
55c
Jan. 25
1.85 Jan. 26
21
Feb. 15
83
Jan.
6
20
5
1.50 Jan.
Feb. 15
7854 Jan. 22
8 11954 Feb. 10
116
Jan.
6
754 Feb.
6
754 Feb.
1154 Jan.
3
8% Feb. 13
Jan.
3
27
Feb. 15 31
5 130
Jan.
8
126
Jan.
5
3254 Feb. 27
3054 Jan.
10
Feb.
5
6
954 Jan.
50
Feb.
6
46
Feb. 14
2
17
Jan.
1754 Feb. 15
4
60c
Jan.
9
40c
Jan.
55c
Jan. 11
30c
Feb. 21
Feb.
72~" Sale"
Sale
Sale
23
Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb. 21
Feb. 29
2
Jan.
21
10 260
13% Feb. 29 15
87
23%
34%
Feb.
1754 Feb.
50
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
37%
22 %
26c
15
19
9
9
28% Feb. 13
Sale
Feb.
19
40c
Feb.
46
15
21
8
Feb.
Feb.
46% Feb.
88%
19
28
55c
2
258
28%
"2% "3
43%
13% Sale
1.40
1.50
86%
89
1
Feb.
Feb.
1.85 Feb.
20
48c
2
1.25
Sale
9
15
20% Feb.
30
130
Sale
~
Feb.
9
2
83
Feb. 13
78% Feb.
5 11954 Feb. 10
.118Feb.
6
6
7 54 Feb.
7% Feb.
8% Feb. 13
954 Feb. 23
17
13%
16%.
Feb. 21
Feb. 29
9% Sale
28
27
Feb. 15
30
29%
12754 128
126% Feb. 16 128
32% 31% 33
31% Feb. 19 3254
10
10%
9% Feb. 13
10%
9%
9% Sale
28%
127
100
5 Seaboard Oomm'l 5% pref -.50
13,767 U S Fidelity & Guar—..
2
5
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
Bid
22
40c
82 Phillips Packing Oo 554 % Pf 100
5 Real Estate Trust Oo
-100
3,464
No
Preferred
43 National Marine Bank
6,791 New Amsterdam Casualty
6,681 North Amer Oil Co com
38
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29-.--
1
189 Mercantile Trust Co.
,_50
986 Merch & Miners Transp
*
612 Monon W Penn PS 7% pref.25
420 MtVern-Woodb Mills com. 100
118
535
1939
$147,900
472,500
par
230 Finance Co of Am class A
5
125 Guilford Realty Co 6% pref100
1,173
5,700
-
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
2,646 Eastern Sugar Assoc com v.t.c.l
Preferred v.t.c.
1
1,170
1,070 Fidelity & Deposit-20
533 Fidelity & Guar Fire Corp
10
494
1940
$257,600
638,450
Sales
...
Price
BONDS
Shares
54
February
Jan. 3
Ask
$
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS- Bid
27
Sale
475,000 Balt Transit Oo 4s flat..--1975
A 5s Hat
1975
110,450
3154 32%
B 5s
1975
28,500
4,000 Finance Co of Amer4%-.1947 103 54
3,000 Interstate Bond Oo 5% -.1946 100
5,300
♦
1939
30,505
94,413
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
$
154,500
-
Bond
1940
38,359
93,958
17
15
2
Feb.
Jan.
9
15
1654fJan. 11
2954|Feb. 13
2 54fJan. 26
Jan.
9
4654 Jan. 13
1554 Feb. 23
1.45 Jan. 11
8954 Feb. 23
48
Jan.
3
7254 Jan.
9
11
40c
89
75
36
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
2354 Jan.
35
Feb..
2
17
19
8
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1940
February
Shares.
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29____
______
1939
.
282,466
639,438
Bond Sales
February.
334,182
849,431
—
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
1940
1939
$45,100
88,650
$26,750
78,300
AGGREGATE
BOSTON
SALES
Since
February
Jan. 1
$
30,000
5,850
3,000
4,650
345
335
BONDS
69,000 East Mass
Series B
7,750
Series C
3,000
Series D
7,300
St RR
1940
Par
Bid
A 4%s '48
1948
92
5s
6s
1948
96
6s
1948
96
ser
-
1948
STOCKS
Shares
First
94
102%
preferred
50
35c
15H
50c
%
lH
171
Sale"
30
31%
390
92
Sale
11%
Sale
78
Sale
2,519
1,432
1,270
15
249
76
9
982
3,643
332
952
101
121
6% cum pref
100
Bird & Son, Inc..
Boston & Albany
100
Boston Edison Co
.100
Boston Elevated
-.100
Boston Herald Traveler Corp.*
Boston & Maine pref stpd
100
Common (stamped)
100
preferred
ClaSs A 1st pref stpd
1st preferred class A
Class B 1st pref stpd
.
Sale
8%
Sale
2
2
100
2% Sale
2%
2%
1%
2%
1%
2%
2%
1%
CI E 4% % cum. pf std-_100
1,504
2,314 Boston Personal Prop Trust..*
226
429 Boston & Providence
100
520 Brown & Durrel Co common.*
527
1,044 Calumet & Hecla
5
2,139
3,440 Copper Range Co
37 East Boston Co
*
40
210
225
916
45
"2",358
30
50
80
678
106
50
537
""l25
27
527
375
2,068
756
1,617
960
530
35
1,634
625
8,074
43
400
53
111
861
2,335
459
345
190
2,554
1,144
"
2,356
""675
^6,551
134
3,495
""395
265
155
*
..10
992 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com.*
4%% cum prior pref
100
6% cum preferred.......100
620
Preferred B
483
Adjustment
5,296 Eastern SS Lines, Inc
45
Preferred
.100
100
100
100
*
*
5 Economy Grocery Stores
*
5,135 Employers' Group Assoc.....*
140 General Capital Corp
*
Georgian Inc (The)—
55
8% cum class A pref
20
302 Gilchrist Co
;_*
2,059 Gillette Safety Razor Co
_.*
327 Hathaway Bakeries class A...*
120
Preferred..
*
1,447
Class B
*
50 Int'l Button Hole Mach Co. .10
635 Isle Royale Copper
15
47 Loew's Theatres (Boston)
25
1,284 Maine Central
100
575
Preferred 5%
100
3,064 Mass Util Associates vt c
1
2 ,714 Mergenthaler Linotype
*
4,546 Narragansett Rac'g Assn Inc.l
960 National Ser Co common.
1
530 National Tunnel & Mines
*
170 N E Gas & El Assn pref
*
4,359 New England Tel & Tel
100
1,007 N Y N H & Hartford
100
19,157 North Butte Mining
2.50
58 Northern RR (JN H)
.100
1,046 Old Colony
^
100
98
Certificates of deposit
343 Old Dominion Co
25
1,180 Pacific Mills.
*
7,039 Pennsylvania RR
50
941 Quihcy Mining Co
25
605 Reece Button Hole Mach
*
240 Reece Folding Mach Co
10
4,667 Shawmut Assn.
*
3,591 Stone & Webster Inc.
*
100 Suburban Elec Secur com
*
4,912 Torrington Co (The)_......_*
200 Union Cop Land & Min Co..25
995 Union Twist Drill
5
10,894 United Shoe Mach Corp
25
681
6 % cum preferred
25
4,932 Utah Metal & Tunnel
1
41 Vermont & Mass Ry Co
100
1,258 Waldorf System Inc.._....._*
469 Warren Bros.
♦
160 Warren (S D) & Co common. _*
No par value.
arE>. dividend
1
2
14
844 East Mass St Ry Co
117
First preferred
Sale
1
100
1st pref class C
100
Class D 1st pref stpd.--.100
Class D 1st preferred
100
537
Sale
100
146
95
2,750
2,261
Sale
18%
10%
83%
148%
40%
19%
100
100
1,183
1,427
Sale
44 %
31
98
2%
1st preferred class B...__100
Class C 1st pref stpd
100
""357
170%
3
767
Sale
38c
Sale
1%
15%
172%
_
%
9%
264
257
370
13 j
2%
180
50
14
145 %
100
309
100
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale
50c
1%
Sale"
Feb.
1% Feb.
13% Feb.
17034 Feb,
50c
35c
1%
1534
172%
34
%> Feb.
__
Preferred
Prior
Highest
Sale Prices
93
Feb. 13
94%
95% Sale
95% Feb. 29
98
Feb.
6
99
Feb.
9
99
100
99
6
103% 102% 106% 103% Feb.
6 103% Feb.
102
103% 102% 106% 102% Feb. 21 103% Feb.
6
103%
103%
523 Assoc Gas & El Co class A
1
130 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet com. *
2,765
5,110
6,099
2,999
2,366
Ask
102
17,501 American Telep &Teleg_._100
2,325
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
93%
98%
93
311
2,040
Bid
92% Jan.
93% Jan.
103% Feb.
102
Jan.
16 95%
16 99
6 103%
30 103%
Feb. 29
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb.
6
6
par
2,740 American Pneumatic Service._*
1,215
6% non-cum preferred
50
415
Feb. 1
Ask
7,016
""'175
1
Price
Jan. 2
Series E 6s
Shares
1,400
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
2%
14"
If
17
1
6%
4%
7c
5^
20c
1%
2%
1%
1%
1%
2%
1%
12%
17%
28
Sale
101
102
11
Sale
84
Sale
Sale
19%
6%
4%
7c
44%
11%
140% Sale
49% Sale
19% Sale
1
2
2%
2
2%
2
2
Sale
%
7%
Sale
2
4
2%
3
2
8%
2%
3%
2%
3%
2%
3%
4%
3%
2
5
3
2
2%
2
2
2
2%
2
3
2
Sale"
19
Sale"
Sale
20c
3%
Sale
14
16%
1%
7%
5%
6c
Sale
19
Sale
60c
15^
2%
3%
16 %
15%
21
23
15%
23%
30%
2%
3%
4
24
18
Sale
15
23
Sale
1
6%
3
1
1%
6
6
654
4%
1034
8334
140%
40%
19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
Feb.
102
16
14
Feb.
8
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
1% Feb.
7
2
16
10% Jan.
78
2
Feb.
834 Feb.
14
8
2
Feb.
1
2
Feb.
28
234
1%
134
134
Feb. 16
Feb. 21
8
Feb.
Feb. 20
17
19
Feb.
1.00
2%
4%
Sale
%
Jan.
8
1234 Feb.
Feb.
2
8
1% Feb.
834 Feb. 21
5% Feb. 21
1% Feb.
0% Feb.
4% Feb.
92
Jan.
14434 Jan.
44% Jan.
1834 Jan.
3
Feb.
9
Jan.
2
Jan.
17
2% Jan.
2% Jan.
1
Jan.
17
1
7%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
2%
2%
1%
12%
16%
1
2
Feb.
6
4
Feb.
2
29
25
Feb.
29
16
1534 Feb.
23" "Feb.
1
3
1
1
6% Feb.
434 Jan. 25
5
2434 Feb. '29
3034 Feb. 14
10%
234
2%
2%
Jan.
Jan.
4
5
5
Jan.
6
Jan.
25
2% Jan.
10
Jan.
15
Jan.
4
2
1*
5
2% Jan.
1% Feb. 13
14% Feb. 28
19% Jan.
1% Feb.
23
20
3% Jan.
15
48 % Jan.
21% Jan.
8
1
Jan.
15
63
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
16
1734 Jan.
2% Jan.
4% Jan.
3
25
25
Feb.
29
1834 Jan.
21% Jan.
29% Jan.
1834 Jan.
4
17
24 h
Feb.
29
24
31%
Jan.
4
Jan.
17% Feb. 20
15
5
4
5c
25
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
1
Feb.
9
1
Feb.
9
Jan.
5
Feb.
7
4% Feb.
9
Jan.
20
30
6% Feb.
434 Feb.
26
6
Jan.
3
Jan.
10
2% Jan.
2
8
Feb.
39
Feb.
2
8
9
Feb.
36
Jan.
9
Feb.
27c
75c
31c
65c
32c
65c
25c
Feb.
32c
Feb.
9
25c
Feb.
6
Feb.
17%
1%
12%
17%
1%
12% Jan.
1% Jan.
iiH
25
22
2%
17
4% Sale
3c
2%
15
5
10c
1%
3
38
125
Sale
8
2%
15%
5%
10c
"J%
34
1%
30
Sale
%
64c
59
Sale
52c
Sale
Sale
61
27c
Sale
25c
28c
23c
10c
14%
23%
1%
9%
1%
12*
60c
30 %
7c
24%
Sale
Sale
2%
9%
Sale
Sale
Sale
1.00
Sale
10 c
28
84% Sale
43%
Sale
47c
55c
80
90
7
6%
1%
25%
1%
11c
13%
21%
6%
1%
26
534 Feb.
5c
1%
131%
1%
,o3/8
56c
Feb.
6
23
Sale
% Feb.
2% Feb.
15% Feb.
534 Feb.
5
6c
Feb.
9
15
26
5
14
15c
6
22c
15%
23%
1%
8%
1%
Feb. 15
Feb. 20
Feb. 16
Feb. 13
6
Feb.
12
11c
22c
Feb.
13% Feb. 23
Sale
22% Sale
2
1%
8% Sale
1%
1%
11% Sale
10% Sale
45c
89
7
1%
7%
1%
30
15
26
5
14
90
Feb.
% Jan.
28c
2*
9
Feb.
21
Sale
54c
Feb.
4
8
13
Sale
1% Feb.
13
23
Feb.
15c
7c
Feb.
Feb.
22c
27%
5c
„
Jan.
28c
"25%
4
Feb.
3
25c
21
Feb.
3
1%
8%
134
10%
9%
Feb.
13
Feb. 23
Feb. 21
2
Feb.
Feb. 24
28
Feb.
13
Feb.
Feb.
34
13
Feb. 21
45c
Feb.
Jan.
2
61
Jan.
17
Feb.
27
25c
Jan.
26
Jan.
24
29
18
11
29
11c
Jan.
6
19c
Jan.
14
3
Feb.
30
Jan.
23
Jan.
3
Jan.
4
1% Feb. 13
834 Jan. 20
2
134 Jan.
Jan.
16
12
13% Jan
21
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
6
17
Feb.
17
Feb.
10
10% Jan.
9% Feb.
4
10% Feb.
24
Jan.
5
57c
Jan.
22
Jan.
22
21
29
Jan.
15
Feb.
21
8
Jan.
8
65c
Sale
Jan.
15
Sale
56c
15
4
26
75% Feb. 27
31%
Feb.
2% Jan.
14% Feb.
4% Jan.
13
Jan.
30c
80c
10
124 34 Jan.
7
1
Sale
Jan.
8
6
1%
Feb.
22
13
Feb.
Feb.
10 %
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
13
1% Feb.
3434 Feb.
Feb.
76
6
12
1334 Feb.
634 Jan.
2 13134 Feb.
2
% Feb.
14
60c
Feb.
1 % Feb. 26
7
3434 Feb.
Sale" 126% Feb.
15
Feb.
7c
50c
84
5
9c
9
Feb.
27c
81% Sale
43%
5%
6c
8% Feb.
25
45c
70
9
24
734 Feb. 27
22% Feb. 29
5
2% Feb.
14% Feb. 13
1% Feb. 26
5
1434 Feb.
Sale
2
30
15
17
13
"40c"
8%
1%
56c
15
1 % Feb.
13 34 Feb.
27c
70
1%
10%
10%
8
22% Sale
2% Sale
34
127%
%
26c
22c
4%
ilHSale
7
24
20
24
29
1
37
18
8
434 Feb.
634 Feb.
4
,Feb.
41
12%
1%
13%
7%
23
10
1
37
16
7
8
Jan.
40
"2"
5
8% Feb. 2i
5% Feb. 21
3%
30%
1A
4
25
17
Jan.
43
12 %
15
Jan.
2
36
14%
6%
21%
5
29
5
Sale
4
16
2
8
2% Feb.
25
15
5
5
29% Feb.
4
17
Feb.
6134 Feb.
31
Jan.
5934
12%
1%
3 %
15
Sale
5
13
1
1% Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
5934 Feb.
1234 Feb.
25
Feb. 20
Feb. 14
7
Feb.
Jan. 29
7
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb. 16
3
Jan.
60c
14
Feb.
1
75c
Feb.
Feb.
11% Jan.
86
15 149% Jan.
2
49% Feb.
4
20% Feb.
42
1
3% Feb.
2
47% Feb. 29
2
1934 Feb.
Feb.
60c
2 102
29
2
5<J
2% Feb. 20
1
44% Feb.
17% Feb. 20
Feb.
5
60c
Jan. 18
Jan. 17
2
Jan. 20
5
Feb.
15% Feb. 28
5
Jan. 15 172% Jan.
Jan. 10
Jan. 16
Jan. 10
Jan. 15 32
8
Feb.
134 Feb. 13
14% Feb. 28
134 Feb.
1%
1334
167%
%6
2834
1134 Feb.
5
149% Feb.
4934 Feb. 29
2034 Feb. 15
7% Feb. 20
1% Feb. 14
7
134 Feb.
2
Feb.
35c
86
17
24 %
30
4%
2%
15
16
31
Feb.
97
1
20c
62
b
30
18
29%
%
6
17
2
1
4
60
12
4
5%
Sale
19
60c
58
3%
Sale"
Sale
1.00
61
62
14%
17%
2%
47%
21
58
11%
Sale
2
1
3
2% Sale
43% Sale
20
99c
2
27
31%
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb. 28
Feb. 29
7
Feb.
29% Feb.
32
Feb.
2534 Feb.
28
Feb.
9
25% Jan.
4
Feb.
9
72
Feb.
8234 Feb.
2
72
Feb.
29
Jan.
43%
43
Feb.
44
Feb.
5
42% Jan.
12
Jan.
2
5
50c
45c
Feb.
50c
Feb.
16
45c
Feb.
10
Jan.
87
Jan.
18
5
Jan.
17
28
13
Feb.
Jan.
16
Feb.
6
5c
20c
28
Sale
Sale
1%
6% Feb.
1% Feb.
27
Feb.
7% Feb. 28
1% Feb. 16
30
Feb.
6
Jan.
6% Jan.
1% Jan.
26% Jan.
3
3
I '
V
THE CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Shares_
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
40,361
28,675
February.
78,315
70,467
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29.
1939
1940
Bond Sales
1939
1940
Stock Sales
AGGREGATE
In
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
175
225
60
85 Apex Electric & Mfg
Prior preferred
122
177 uBond Stores
6 Canfield Oil
6
17
common.—
405
22
532
"~45
common.
115
101
25
50
7
21
*
255
540
389
35
22
10
35
150
444 Murray Ohio
20
625
62
865
295
"'722
267
z35 34
Jan.
Feb.
5
Sale
11
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
Jan.
19
1834 Jan.
1234 Jan.
734 Jan.
115 34 Jan.
z3254 Jan.
50
50
1334
4234
1334 Feb. 27
102
18
13
Sale
15
4134
prices in primary markets
Unlisted.
on
21
Feb.
5
al5
1934
734
1134
"2534
10
Sale
22
734
634
1034
1034
1434
1434
1934
12
13
1434
1334
2334
15
Sale
^634
Sale
9
1254
2034
3834
8
8
31
48
33
48 %
20
4%
UK
UK
56 %
58
5%
5
com..
..2
which odd lot sales
were
21
39
834
334
6
634
1
134
12
40
23 %
based,
9%
61K
UK
40 K
23 %
z
10
Jan.
20
a7
14
z3534 Jan.
1634 Feb.
1634 Feb.
6
334
534
134
954
33
Jan.
15 z42 34 Feb.
7
1734 Jan.
Jan.
33
9
15 34
60
Feb.
19
41
24
_
15 z37
734
434 Jan. 30
2434 Feb. 18 2934
1154
934 Jan. 26
Feb. 23
50
51
z21 34
Feb.
z234
3634
134
z54
Jan.
12
Jan.
9
Jan.
24
2
2
10
10
9
10
Feb.
19
14
Feb.
6
Feb.
8
14
1334
2 o2134
6
3934
9
a834
5 a61
10
Feb.
Feb. 10
Feb. 21
Feb. 23
534
334
634
134
1034
Feb.
Feb.
27
Feb.
21
Jan.
Reflects range of prices in primary
17
9
9
8
4
Jan.
4
3 34 Jan.
Jan.
30
3 z27
5
..
154 Jan.
27
4
Jan.
26
40
1
22 z1854 Jan.
29 3034 Feb.
3
zl9 34 Jan.
z6 34 Feb.
13 z23
Feb.
21
z754 Jan.
31 z1234 Jan.
3
8
934 Jan.
1334
12 34
zl854
3634
z7
24
2
2
Jan.
2
10
Jan.
Feb.
19
14
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4
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1.190 Troxel Mfg
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115 W R I Corp 6% prior pref .100
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7
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16
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19
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185 Ohio Brass class B_.
375 uTwin Coach common
325 Onion Metals Mfg Co
1,836 uU S Steel common
15
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134
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302 Nestle LeMur "A"
853 uN Y Central RR com
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495 Seiberling Rubber Co
9
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19
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36
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8
31
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common
10
41
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583 Reliance Elec & Eng com....
7
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534
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192 Warren Ref & Chem
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13
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19
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13
26
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192
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300 uNat Malleable Steel Cast com
1,136 Otis Steel Co
521 Packer Corp
385
39%
10
1,963 National Refining
$6 prior preferred
1,321
364
1,759
3,532
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5034
14 %
1.098 uOhio Oil
134
483
2134
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51
23
115
12
12
26
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900 National Acme Co com
414
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26
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55
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11
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13
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20
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3634
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65
20
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2
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2 al334 Feb.
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2
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2,243 Miller Wholesale Drug
100
183
—
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26
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339 Midland
130
1.795
500
Jaeger Machine
Feb.
al334 Feb.
6 o2234 Feb.
2
29%
4934
114
12
45 McKee (Arthur G) class B...
472 Medusa Portland Cement
107
1834
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1134
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100 McKay Machine
35
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345 Leland Electric
.135 uMartin (Glenn L) common..
225
598
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571 Kelly Island L & T—
3,293 Lamson-Sessions
417
2,803
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102
3
1,505 Interlake
649
98
18
42 Hanna (M A) $5 pref
473 Harbauer Company
690 ^Industrial Rayon com
485 wlnterlake Iron common
270
97
~46%
...
65
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195 Greif Bros Cooperage A com.
5
145 Halle Brothers
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50
137
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94
58
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Sale Prices
2434 a2254 Feb.
a634 Feb.
13
113
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
12H
100
Preferred
32
20
731
com..
1,123 Goodrich (B. F.) Co. common
1,348 Goodyear Tire & Rub com
101 Great Lakes Towing
100
687
702
125
...
565 General Tire & Rubber
410 uGlidden Co common
100
530
1
com
14 Fostoria Pressed Steel
718 wGeneral Electric com
356
180
59
50 wFirestone Tire & Rub com. .10
14
249
3
100
5
282 Faultless Rubber Co
m
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100
320 Commercial Bookbinding-._.
695 Dow Chemical 5% pref
100
'
1.509 Eaton Mfg. Co.common
170 Elec Controller & Mfg
20
133
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74
5K
59 K
6
100
715 Colonial Finance Co
8
22
*
1,787 Cleveland Kys
13,693 Cliffs Corp
8
87
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Sale Prices
2 *17 K' Jan.
al734 Feb. 26 al834 Feb.
Feb.
9
9
Feb. 19
1034 Feb. 21
Jan.
8
9
Feb.
8
954 Feb. 27
7
Feb.
9
7
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9
634 Jan.
a58
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3 o5834 Feb. 26 z5634 Jan.
Feb. 14
1134 Feb.
all34 Feb. 14 al2
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—1
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
1
Bid
*
100
1
30 Clark Controller
2.537 Cleveland Builders Realty
*
870 Cleveland Cliffs Iron $5 pf
*
30 Clev El IU $4.50 cum pref
*
922 wCleve Graphite Bronze com.l
2,312
636
common
2,352 City Ice & Fuel
46
6K% preferred
673
6,757
365
-
2,590 Brewing Corp of America
1,379
Feb.
1940
Par
63
121
u
STOCKS
330 Amer Coach & Body
5
u American Home Products—1
180
a
Jan. 2
311 uAddressog-Multigraph com. 10
175 Air-Way El Appli 1st 7% pr 100
500 Akron Brass Mfg common----*
147
305
1
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
February
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
CLEVELAND
SALES
markets.
Jan.
Jan
x
22
65
24 zl3 54
3
4
No print sales only*
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
1940
1939
j
249,427
221,643
I
Sock Sales
February....
Shares_
/
Stock Sales
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29.
Shares.
1940
1939
461,273
523,372
AGGREGATE
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
400
5,665
1,625
3,053
295
323
STOCKS
2,245 Auto City Brewing common.. 1
1
5,482 Baldwin Rubber common
295 Bohn Aluminum & Brass
5
1,408
1,691
2,098
1,850
Bower
Roller Bearing
Briggs Mfg Co common
.1
Burroughs Adding Mach
Burry Biscuit Corp
__*
12%c
*
*
Chamberlin
266
700
12,153
163
"""352
2,158
449
1,325
2,175
1.200
357
680
942 Divco-Twin Truck Co.
Durham Mfg Co common.
1,273
12,315
1,564
1,975
450
806
120
514
1,087
17,702
5,143
8,451
7,875
7,883
3,101
3,287
1,800
7,5&8
"3",350
"~3", 270
"6",830
3,955
7,620
2,812
2,750
5,646
2,382
3,532
200
500
18,109
11,580
3,749
1,976
2,841
22,398
~
3,771
1,720
2,954
1,773
672
1,802
8,967
350
200
42
1,189
3,663
1
*
*
General Finance Corp com
1
General Motors common
10
Goebel Brewing Co common. .1
Graham-Paige Motor com
.1
Grand Valley Brew common.. 1
.*
*
_
Class B
_*
Hudson Motor Car
.*
Hurd Lock & Mfg Co com
Kingston Products Corp
Kinsei Drug Co common
Kresge (S S) Co
1
1
1
10
common
Lakey Fdy & Mach
common.. 1
*
10
_
Micromatic Hone Corp
1
Mid-West Abrasive com
50c
Moore (Tom) Distillery Co... 1
Motor Products
Corp com
Motor Wheel common
*
5
Murray Corp common
10
Muskegon Piston Ring com 2.50
10,362 Tivoli Brewing Co common.. 1
876 Union Investment Co com
*
546
1,687 United Shirt Distributors....*
3,700 United Specialties common...1
200 U S Graphite Co new com.
.5
420
200
""450
100 U S Radiator common....
1
Preferred
215
__5o
Universal Cooler class A
*
Class B.
*
1,450
1,198
1,323 Universal Products common..*
-——
"
...
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61.
23
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IK
6% Sale
23%
Highest
Sale Prices
1% Feb.
2% Feb.
8
5
Feb.
6
18c
1% Feb.
3% Feb.
20c
Feb.
14
9
23
IK Feb.
2% Feb.
8
Jan.
12
18c
5
6% Feb.
9
24% Feb. 29
6% Jan. 20
24% Feb. 29
32
Feb.
6
32
32
20%
1%
20% Feb.
6
Feb.
5
21% Feb.
8
1% Feb, 20
5
12
Feb.
9
15
1
Feb.
1
87c
20
90c
98c
12
Lowest
Sale Prices
34
20%
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IK
3%
20c
6% Sale
24% Sale
19%
1
Highest
Sale Prices
33
80c
11%
Ask
11
90c
12
Sale
6% Feb. 20
24% Feb. 29
90c
11% Feb.
87c
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Feb.
6
9%
1 % Jan.
6
9
3% Feb.
3
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3
Jan.
24% Feb. 29
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7
35
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3
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6
19% Jan.
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2
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9% Jan.
3
3
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Feb. 20
4
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5
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3
9% Jan.
82% Feb. 26
15% Jan. 16
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6
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18
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11%
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1% Sale
82% Feb. 26
1
15% Feb.
82% Feb. 26
15% Feb.
1
82% Feb. 26
15% Jan. 24
75c
87c
75c
4
Feb. 24
Feb. 14
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1
4% Feb.
1% Feb.
2
14
18%
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13 %
"85c"
2
19
75c
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Sale
Sale
14% Feb. 28
15
19
21
14% Sale
4
4%
2%
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30
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5
4%
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12
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14
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Feb.
26
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1% Feb.
1% Feb.
17
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4%
10%
2%
52%
2%
1% Feb. 29
5
1% Feb.
95c
24
32
18% Feb. 27
18% Feb.
80c
Feb.
Feb. 23
70c
Feb.
119
Feb. 28 123
91c
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83%
4% Sale
2
"18%
33
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5
5
81%
80%
3
19
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8
8% Feb. 23
Feb.
Jan.
13
15%
4%
2%
31%
4%
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9
Feb.
15
Feb.
7
Feb.
14
32
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
1
Feb.
1
54% Feb.
2% Feb.
1% Feb.
65c
Feb.
8
75c Feb.
5% Feb.
9
17% Feb.
7
7
1
2
16
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
26
14
10% Feb.
2% Feb.
16
11% Feb.
5% Feb.
5
3
12% Feb.
6% Feb.
46c
41c
9
47c
1% Feb.
1
Feb.
1% Feb.
53c
40c
45c
42c
45c
35c
Feb.
15
42c
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24%
25
25
25%
4%
1%
25
26
25% Feb.
14
26
Feb.
4
IK
4K
IK
1%
21
90c
18c
25c
2K
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40c
Sale
2K
4K
7K
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25c
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15%
6
3%
44%
19%
8%
1%
6%
1%
1%
2%
2%
24%
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12
96
23
95c
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12
16%
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20%
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1%
6%
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2%
3%
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25
5
1%
13%
100
24
2% Sale
2%
5
4
4
Sale
4%
2%
5%
1%
18%
2%
Jan.
3
30
21
Feb.
19
8
3
3
8
25
32% Jan.
90c
Jan.
22
27
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Jan.
6
7
9
Jan.
16
5
6
8
26
Feb.
29
5
15
2
5
33
13%
2%
55%
2%
1%
75c
28
Feb.
4% Jan.
2
5
Feb.
Jan.
2% Jan.
16
7
24
31%
4%
23%
15%
4%
2
15
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
9% Feb. 27
2% Jan.
28% Jan.
Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
30
24
Jan.
5
Jan.
3
Feb.
2
Jan.
5
Jan.
27
7% Feb. 29
5% Feb.
9
17% Feb.
13% Jan.
7
Jan.
14% Feb.
3
15
11% Feb.
5% Jan.
5
22
13% Jan.
6% Feb.
3
17
Feb.
9
Jan.
10
Feb.
15
41c
1 %
35c
24% Jan.
15
Jan.
13
4
1% Feb. 20
2%
7
81c
40c
11%
16%
6%
3%
43%
21
22%
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4%
9%
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17%
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43
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1%
2
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2%
3
2
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4% Sale
1
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15
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100%
21%
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4%
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8%
1%
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10
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3
2
22
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13
14
99
22%
22%
2% Sale
3% Sale
3%
4
5
Sale
8
74c
Feb.
4% Feb.
8
Feb.
i% Feb.
38c
Feb.
7
29
23
16
14
2
2
10% Feb, 29
5
16% Feb.
3
6% Feb.
3% Feb.
43
Feb.
5
2
20% Feb. 23
9
Feb.
1%
8%
1%
1%
2%
1%
Feb.
9
Feb.
1
Feb. 23
Feb.
9
Feb. 23
Feb. 27
23
7
Feb.
21
4% Feb.
1 % Feb.
1% Feb.
1
2% Jan.
9
40c
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
17
2
7
29
27
29
30c
22c
13
10
?*
Feb.
Feb.
4% Feb.
9% Feb.
Feb.
80c
41c
Feb.
3%
43%
20%
10%
1%
9%
1%
1%
3
2%
24%
5%
1%
1%
17
8
18
8
Jan.
9
1% Jan.
10
52c
4% Jan.
1 % Jan.
5
24
8
4
1% Jan.
11
50c
26
y
Feb.
9
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
Feb. 27
Feb.
8
5
1%
18
3%
17
16
40c
25c
7
Feb
29
r
74c
Feb
23
83c
4
Jan.
26
Jan.
2
26c
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
10% Feb. 29
16% Jan. 17
5% Jan. 15
3% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19c
29
11% Feb. 13
18% Feb. 27
8% Feb. 16
2
13
90c
Feb.
2X Feb.
Feb.
30c
19c
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
26
Feb.
40c
Sale
8
3%
3%
IK
11
Jan.
13
43
Feb.
20%
8%
1%
6%
1%
1%
2%
1%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
15
2
Feb.
Jan.
17
2
Jan.
18
Feb.
29
Jan.
3
4% Feb. 29
?8
43c
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
11% Jan.
Ws
29
17
27
Feb.
25
27
Feb.
16
Feb.
15
Jan.
8
23
8
Jan.
31
Feb.
19
23
Jan.
15
8
Jan.
3
2
19
Feb.
5
Jan.
Jan. 25
Feb. 27
Jan.
3
15
Jan.
3
23
Feb.
21
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
26
Feb.
29
24
Feb.
3
27
9
Feb.
13
Jan.
Jan.
26
Jan.
17
14
Feb.
Feb.
4%
1%
1%
13%
99
Feb.
Feb.
99
Feb.
21
Feb.
8
12
Jan.
3
Feb.
2% Jan.
2
Jan.
Feb.
16
Feb.
3
Jan.
13
Feb.
3% Feb.
4% Feb.
7% Feb.
5
6
19
Feb.
3% Jan.
17
Jan.
Feb.
4
Jan.
10
Feb.
Feb.
7% Feb. 19
2% Jan. 30
Feb.
27
26
5
8
19
Jan.
30
Jan.
19
Jan.
24
1% Jan.
12
16% Jan.
10
1% Jan.
18% Feb.
3
10
22% Feb.
2% Feb. 21
3
10
2%
3
Jan.
26
28
Jan.
4% Jan.
Feb
1
19c
99c
3%
5
8% Sale
1%
1%
8
4% Feb.
1% Feb.
15
20c
40c
Sale
1%
9
1% Feb. 20
Feb,
23c
21c
10%
16%
5%
Feb.
90c
98c
38c
4
Sale
Sale
76c
4%
1%
Jan.
30% Jan. 20
4% Feb. 17
20% Jan. 15
12
15
3
Jan.
10%
2%
51%
2%
17
17
Jan.
1%
1%
1%
15%
14
10
8
85c
29
22
Feb.
7
8
18% Jan. 29
18% Feb. 29
.....
92c
8
83c
4%
23
2
28 125
32
7% Feb. 29
17% Feb.
14% Feb.
12%
6%
1% Sale
Feb.
8
Feb.
7
1% Jan.
19
32
Feb.
14% Feb.
23
28
Feb.
Feb.
1% Feb.
3
31% Feb. 28
8
4% Feb.
2
70c
119
91c
17
6
8
5
5
2
19
1
2
Jan.
19
28
Feb.
7
5
4% Feb.
27
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
10
Jan.
3% Jan. 23
1 % Feb. 14
18% Jan. 29
2
16% Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
31%
4%
22%
12%
4%
2%
30%
4%
10%
2%
52%
2%
29
24
Feb.
9 K Feb.
50c
.
■
Sale
*
_
\* 4,566
3,016 Stearns (Frederick) common..*
5% cum part pref.
129
100
4,926 Timken Axle common
..10
2,600
IK
3%
18c
2
3
1,724 River Raisin Paper com
♦
3,250 Scotten Dillon common.
Z10
10,967 Sheller Mfg Co common
..1
475 Simplicity Pattern common..1
Standard Tube Co class B.. .1
874
3%
Gar W ood Industries com
1,312 Prudential Investing Corp
1
4,805 Reo Motor common
..5
1,117 Rickei (H W) & Co common. .2
490
90c
4%
2K
27 K
4K
32 K
10%
2%
54%
2K
_
558
IK
3%
20c
5
90 K
*
16", 430
3,840
2
18c
14
1
Packard Motor Co com
♦
*
7,658 Parke Davis & Co.
3,503 Parker Rust-Proof com.".".". 2_.50
*
6,073 Parker Wolverine Co com
1
2,745 Peninsular Metal Products
*
7,789 Pfeiffer Brewing Co com
9,72§
4
IK
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
27c
9
Frankenmuth Brewing com
Fruehauf Trailer Co com
2,402 Michigan Sugar common.
Preferred
478
1,350
378
8,837
7,750
1,700
1,046
1,569
18,732
UK
IK
9K
12 K
LaSalle Wines & Champagne.2
Mahon (R C) class A pref.
.*
Masco Screw Products
1
.*
1,833 McAleer Mfg Co common
12,402 McClanahan Oil Co common. 1
1,100 Michigan Silica Co common.. 1
500 Mich Steel Tube Prod....2.50
1,833
6,650
21%
*
Hoover Steel Ball common. 10
1,772 Hoskins Mfg Co common..2.50
1,660
2,885
4,000
1,830
1,300
2,112
1,502
1,025
2
1
Bid
23
Federal Mogul commonFederal Motor Truck com
Houdaille-Hershey class A
2,451
5
8,304 Hall Lamp Co. common
Home Dairy class A
510
6%
3
""§27
"
IK
2
25c
Feb.
Ask
4
660 Gemmer Mfg Co class A
Class B
598
400
"'"668
1
Eaton Mfg Co common
891 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
2,718 Ex-Cell-O Con>
16,213
2,169
4,979
1,719
2,261
Bid
1
"2",360
515
1
Metal Weather
Strip Co common
5
1,844 Chrysler Corp common
5
753 Consolidated Paper com
10
1
2,804 Consumers Steel Products
20,722 Continental Motors common. 1
273 Crowley, Milner & Co com
*
100 Cunningham Drug Stores.2,50
452 Deisel Wemmer Gilbert com.10
.10
5,354 Detroit & Cleve Nav com
943 Detroit Edison common
100
2,105 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy.
1
4,275 Detroit Mien Stove common-.1
2,190 Detroit Paper Products
1
574 Detroit Steel Corp common
5
*
680 Detroit Steel Products
622
"""395
5
*
Brown-McLaren Mfg Co
100 Capital City Products
Casco Products Corp
1,844
1940
Par
Shares
860 Allen Elec & Equipment
1
5,665 Atlas Drop Forge common
5
1,040
3,769
2,191
4,634
3,330
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
Jan. 2
5
18
1% Feb.
17% Feb.
2
9
1% Feb.
18% Feb.
2
10
61
STOCK EXCHANGE
DETROIT
March, 1940]
AGGREGATE
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
420
1,095
8,070
14,770
1,950
350
11
UNLISTED DEPT.—
——*
2,424 American Radiator
542 Amer Tel & Tel Co
100
788 Borden Company
15
375
546 Borg Warner Corp common--5
2,081 Commonw & Southern Corp__*
700 Consolidated Oil Co
*
248 Dow Chemical Co com---—*
1,187 General Foods Corp
1,485
upp Motor Car Corp
1
552 Ihternat Industries com——1
300
17
423
1,085
1304
358
320
755
Bid
23#
3
1#
1
9c
1#
Sale
AX
12c
6#
7#
78# 104
11
11#
Ask
Ax
16c
30c
Sale
Sale
9# Sale
170# Sale
23
Sale
1
Sale
10
.1
*
1,623 Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.*
6,120 Nash-Kelvinator Corp..
...5
2,049 National Dairy Products——*
*
7,967 New York Central RE..
162 Purity Bakeries Corp
*
1
Sale
1# Sale
205
708
883 Socony-Vacuum Corp——15
*
6,037 Standard Brands Inc.—.
885
3,712
No par value,
Deferred delivery sales,
a
Sale
16# Sale"
16# Sale
16" Sale
Sale
5# Sal©
124
11# Sale
20c
10
Feb.
Feb.
5
x
Feb.
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
47
Feb.
172#
23#
23#
1#
7#
156#
48#
87c
Feb.
1
Feb.
1
1#
2#
34#
28#
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1# Feb.
2# Feb.
6
Feb.
16#
15#
14#
11#
21
9
16
21
15
15
1
38# Feb. 21
30
Feb. 26
7# Feb. 16
6# Feb.
17
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
13
8
17# Feb.
14# Feb. 15
Feb.
9
7# Feb.
5
12
6# Feb.
Sold for cash,
r
30
28# Sale
6# Sale
Sale
6% Sale
16# Sale
18# Sale
9
1
Sale'
150#
29
15c
7# Feb.
150# Feb.
Sale"
Sale
1
Feb. 15
Feb. 23
1
Feb. 10
3# Feb.
7
1# Feb. 20
1# Feb. 28
27
3# Feb.
7
1# Feb. 13
170# Feb.
22# Feb.
22# Feb.
7*4 Sale
48#
Lowest
Sale Prices
5*4
54
5#
6# Feb. 24
84
6# Feb.
6
104
Sale
Feb. 29
104
Feb. 29 104
784 104
10#
10#
10#
11#
10# Sale
171# Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
26# Feb.
"3#
1# Sale
1*4
AX
17c
Lowest
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
27
26
3#
3
Ask Bid
24
27
3
4
443 Jacobs (F L) Co com.509 Kennecott Copper Corp
2,125
*
Feb. 1
1940
Par
....
295
508
♦
STOCKS
—*
Class B-...............—*
1,215
21,004 Warner Aircraft Corp "corn— 1
15,270 Wayne Screw Prod common—4
4,850 Wolverine Brewing Co com—1
930 Wolverine Tube Co com
-2
11
Preferred.
—100
449 Young (L A) Spring & Wire—♦
276
1
Price
Jan. 2
Shares
420 Walker & Co class A
1,130
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
In
Highest
26# Feb.
9
3# Jan. 22
1# Jan.
2
1
Feb.
15
10c
Jan.
5
6# Jan.
31
Sale Prices
27
Feb. 10
3# Feb.
7
1# Jan.
8
1# Jan. 11
Feb.
5
6# Jan.
19
20c
Feb. 29 104
12
Jan. 19
104
11
9
4
10# Jan.
5
172# Jan.
23# Feb. 21
Feb.
167# Jan.
21# Jan.
22# Feb.
1
Jan.
7#
145#
45#
87c
1#
2#
34#
28#
6#
16#
15#
14#
11#
5#
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb. 29
Jan.
4
3
3
4
15
2
Jan.
2P
8
Jan.
Jan.
156# Feb.
48# Jan.
Jan.
2
1# Jan. 11
6
2# Jan.
4
38# Jan.
Feb. 26
30
7# Feb. 16
17#
18#
15#
12#
7#
Jan.
5
Jan-
3
17
2
19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Ex-dividend.
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
February...
Shares_
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29--———
AGGREGATE
SALES
February
%
$
29.500
Shares
976
1.921
245
60
647
605
2,467
125
256
2,428
2,956
200
95
3,914
240
1,589
8,146
6,756
101
200
264
2.090
20
340
567
925
1939
227,676
471,869
181,656
413,648
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
1940
120
500
381
993
1,682
2,762
811
43,341
583
194
200
*
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
BONDS
1940
181,500 Elec & Peoples tr ctfs 4s.-1945
STOCKS
Shares
1939
$70,000
134,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
11#
Feb.
Ask
Sale
*
—.100
4,642 American Tel & Tel
245 Bankers Sec Corp pref
50
145 Barber Asphalt Corp
10
1,350 Bell Tel Co of Pa pref-100
1,165 Budd (E G) Mfg Co—
»
*
3,114 Budd Wheel Co
458 Chrysler Corp.
.—...5
401 Curtis Pub Co common...
*
4,459 Electric Storage Battery
*
...—.10
5,550 General Motors
12#
171
14
14
122#
54
5#
90#
4
28#
54#
12#
Sale
16
14#
Sale
5#
Sale
Sale
Pennroad Corp vtc
16,044 Pennsylvania EE
166 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
23,761
...
1
..60
..60
200 Penn Traffic common
2
23#
"
*
.2#
144 Phila Insulated Wire
*
Sale
19
2# Sale
11#
Sale
11#
8
Sale
«Sg
120
34#
2#
1 #
8#
2
Sale
15
Feb.
Lowest
Highest
1
Sale Prices
14
Feb. 10
Highest
Sale Prices
11# Jan.
13# Feb.
123# Feb. 17 124# Feb.
5
Feb.
5
5# Feb.
Sale
5
5
Feb.
6# Feb.
3
83# 80# Feb.
86# Feb.
1
4# Feb.
3# Feb.
Sale
29
Feb. 10 31# Feb.
Sale
5 54
Feb.
52# Feb.
Sale
81
1251
120# 123
34
Sale
351
Sale
2# Sale
3#
3h
#
Sale
7#
7h
2
Sale Prices
14
Feb. 10
175
171
16
19
16
46
47 J
48
1
Sale
3#
4
2# Sale
40
Sale
14# Sale
.15# 116#
21
Feb.
Feb.
1
5
2# Feb. 10
23# Feb. 21
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
13# Feb. 20
15 175# Jan.
8
15
Feb. 21
15# Feb. 17
125# Jan. 31
6
Jan. 10
18
Feb. 17
~
Jan.
4]
Jan.
Jan.
4
3
Feb. 27
55# Jan.
4
119
34
Jan.
125# Jan. 10
Feb. 27 35# Jan. 30
2
Jan. 29
2# Jan.
6
3# Jan. 22
3# Feb.
8
7*4 Feb. 27
8*4 Jan.
3
1# Jan.
21
66#
2#
117#
30#
15#
2#
4#
11#
13
2# Jan.
4
Jan. 15 24# Jan.
4
Jan. 13 175# Feb.
8
Feb. 17
2# Feb. 17
Feb. 19
Jan. 10
3 31
Jan.
Jan. 20
Jan. 23 16
Jan. 23
Jan. 30
Jan.
21
2
Jan. 17
Jan.
4
5]
3
Jan.
14# Feb.
6
14# Feb.
6
Jan.
24
46# Feb. 29
47# Feb.
1
46# Jan.
27
47# Feb. 24
# Feb. 14
# Feb. 29
1
Feb.
1
4# Feb.
3
2# Feb. 10
41# Feb. 13
1
14# Feb.
Feb. 29 117# Feb. 24
Feb. 26 10# Feb. 28
Feb. 10
10# Feb. 10
41# Jan.
#s Jan.
2
7
Feb.
6
Feb. 14
Feb. 27
Feb. 21
Feb.
3
Feb. 28
Feb.
1
Feb. 29
90!
31:
1
6 *A
%
1
17
15
28
27
8
Feb. 20 175# Feb.
Feb. 17
2# Feb. 17
Feb. 19 119# Feb. 26
5
Feb.
31# Feb. 13
16
Feb. 14 16
Feb. 14
5
2# Feb.
1
2# Feb.
1
5
44 Feb.
Feb.
1
13# Feb.
6#
41
3#
17#
2# Sale
4# Sale
13# Sale
1
6 125# Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb. 27 35
Feb. 19
2
Feb.
1
2# Feb. 10
3# Feb.
2
8
3# Feb.
1
74 Feb. 27
8# Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
7
120
34
2
Sale
1#
21#
22# Sale
170
175
2#
2#
2#
2#
2#
118
Sale
117# 118# 117#
31
30# 31
31# Sale
Sale
21# Sale
172
Sale
3
13# Feb. 20
6 172# Feb. 29
8
15
Feb. 21
5
15# Feb. 17
5#
46#
1#
1#
Sale
13# Feb .
Sale
48# Sale
41#
11# Feb.
170# Feb.
14#
Sale
Sale
6#
7#
47# Sale
—..... .
—
Sale
2#
5
14*$
12ll
Sale
30#
7
3,465 Scott Paper—...
Tacony-Palmyra BridgeClass A participating—
202
*
1,175 Tonopah Mining—.......
1
381 Transit Invest Corp
...25
Preferred
.25
2,263
4,057 Union Traction...—.——..50
9,067 United Corp common—
..*
Preferred
*
1,340
89,950 United Gas Impt common....*
Preferred —._—————*
1,369
371 Westmoreland, Inc....—....*
Lowest
Sale Prices
13
12# Sale
170# Sale
13
13H
29
Sale
119
*
rjo
2,200 Phila Rapid Transit
—
..50
2,275
7% preferred
2,212 Philadelphia Traction- ..50
Ex-dividend.
Ask
Sale
Sale
169
640 Phila Elec of Pa $5 pref—
..25
6,609 Phila Elec Powerpref
z
Ask Bid
Sale
Sale
(Phila) com..* 119
Horn & Hardart (N Y) com—*
34
34#
2#
Lehigh Coal & Navigation...*
2#
3%
Lehigh Valley
3#
50
3,544 National Power & Light
84
8#
Coal
13
Feb. 29
1
Sale
Horn & Hardart
212 Westmoreland
Bid
par
3,548 American Stores—
No par value.
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
1940
$29,500
181,500
Price
141 Salt Dome Oil Corp..—..
799
—
Jan. 2
Bid
338
565
4.722
412
Bond Sales
February
4
"
Feb. 27
Feb. 21
Jan.
2
Jan. 31
Jan. 20
Feb. 29
7# Jan.
48# Jan.
47# Feb. 24
# Feb. 14
1
Feb. 29
Jan. 10
3
Jan.
6
Feb. 13
Jan.
6
Feb. 24
Jan.
6
Feb. 10
4# Feb*
2*4
41 *4
15#
Feb. 29 117#
9# Feb. 26
9# Jan. 15
15
4
11#
10#
San Francisco Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
1940
Stock Sales
February
February
Shares-
496,498
464,353
—
896,813
1,091,338
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
-
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29-
.
BONDS
.
1940
$
5,000 Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6%--1945
Commonwealth Edison Co—
1,000
17,000
18,000
18,000 Market Street Ry Co 7 %
3 3*%
120
1,702
3,060
2,549
90
_ _
10
Angio-Amer Mining Corp Ltd—
Common
-1
2,199
7,992 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
20
4,305 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com cap. 10
3,518 Atlas Imp Diesel Eng Co
5
125 Bank of Calif Nat Assn
cap--80
20
120
190 Calif Cotton Mills capital--100
550
420
1,952
3,008
47
50
1,200
2,023
33,255
664
2,055
157
3,195
2,021
2,019
2,797
8,080 Calif-Engels Mining Co
25c
7,512 California Packing capital
*
515
Preferred
50
"'"158
30
25
1,595
194
3,992
920
245
""345
1,085
765
575
142
60
465
3,723
2,450
326
355
13,242
257
1,459
1,936
3,300
205
Clorox Chemical cap
10
247 Coast Cos G & E 6% 1st pf-100
25
4,966 Commonwealth Edison
Consol Chemical Industries
Inc class A partic pref
3,644
*
2,253 Consol Coppermines Corp cap 5
3,197 Creameries of Am Inc com—1
Crocker First National Bank
—
-
895 Doernbecker
—*
Mfg Co
2.405 El Dorado Oil Works cap
214 Electrical Products
Corp
*
-4
3,992 Emporium Capwell capital—*
Preferred w w
--50
1,803
1,161 Emsco Derrick & Eq Co cap—5
20
*54 Ewa Plantation
457 Fireman's Fund Indem
cap--10
2,117 Fireman's Fund Insur cap—25
1,349 Food Machinery Corp com-.10
575 Foster & Kleiser common—2 3*
287
Class A preferred
—25
Galland Mercantile Laundry
(capital)
*
General Metals Corp—
Common capital
900
-—-23*
10
8,010 General Motors
3,346 General Paint Corp common-*
305
common
Preferred
^
935
755 Gladding McBean Co com---*
30,680 Golden State Ltd capital—.-*
924 Greyhound Corp common
*
1,787 Hale Bros Stores Inc capital--*
*
Oil
3,564 Hawaiian Pineapple Co
*
3,500 Holly Develop Co common—-1
Home Fire & Marine Insur
292
Co of Calif
40
2,429
144 Honolulu Plantation capital-20
*
447 Hudson Motor Oar com..
3,289 Hunt Bros Packing common-10
5,024
6,214
1,185
60
.
1,052
655
—
20
20
20
675
291
4,200
No par
—
Feb.
Jan.
16 101
Feb.
5 1293* Feb.
Feb.
27 68
ex
7
ex
ex
Feb.
27 101
Feb.
50
Sale
643* Feb.
27
q
2
Jan.
10
1.60 Feb.
24
153* Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
21
37
13
23c
27c
33*
89 X
48
1063*
32 X
24 X
7X
17
90
60c
1.95
9
34c
26c
32c
64
49
50
X
Sale
91
52
Sale"
Sale
8X
320
173*
Sale
70c
2.50
11
53*
9X
Sale
40 H
11
Sale
303*
33
95
53 X
54
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32
233*
7X
5X
280
41X
363*
Sale
50c
2.10
80c
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o
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41X
95
20
20
223*
20
83*
553*
52 3*
6
5X
93*
17
13
363*
19
75c
Sale
173*
143*
38
Sale
85c
ex
ex
31
53*
93*
163*
13 3*
36
153* Feb.
883* Feb.
41
Sale
33
1.90
Sale
203*
21X
7X
53
ex
7x
52 x
53
ex
7
313*
53*
Sale
16 X
14
373*
20X
e%
33
14
23
Jan.
51
Jan.
5
2
1
14
24
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
24
20
36
5X
11
5X
Sale
16
Sale
36X
27
51
Jan.
57
15
106
Jan.
109
9
313* Jan.
:
323* Feb.
233* Jan.
I
243* Jan. 11
9 3* Feb. 21
5 3* Feb. 28
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15
8
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41X
43
33
32 X
29X
4X
34X
7X
30X
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7X
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Sale
55c
Sale
9
108
15X
12
Sale
2.50
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73*
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106
Sale
15H
1.95 Sale
20c
7%
9X
3X
7X
9X
4
16
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12
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8X
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25
27
24
4
28
30
11
23
10
26
23
26
26
20c
24
25
11
26
25c
15c
33*
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26
Sale
M
23c
93* Jan.
103* Feb.
16
17 3* Feb.
Jan.
40
Feb.
23
Feb.
29
Jan.
Jan.
12
Feb.
27
Feb.
15
Feb.
16
Feb.
2
Jan.
18
Feb.
20X Feb.
6
22
Feb. 23
20
Jan.
63* Feb. 13
523* Feb. 20
55
i
Feb.
1
Feb.
23
63* Feb.
4
Jan.
13
9
52
Jan.
Jan.
3
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
3
6
14
63* Jan.
303* Jan.
53* Jan.
:
Jan.
3
1
11
Feb.
29
Feb.
29
Jan.
15
JFeb.
8
163* Jan.
133* Jan.
:
6
24
8
37
Jan.
I
313* Feb.
5 3* Feb.
93* Feb.
2
143* Feb.
113* Feb. 20
63* Feb. 19
73* Feb. 21
3
8
19
Jan.
8
70c
Feb.
'
44
Feb.
19
413* Jan.
:
16
163* Feb. 23
113* Feb. 20
83* Feb.
Feb.
7
19
Feb.
27
19
Feb.
28
40
Jan.
43
Jan.
Feb.
9
323* Feb.
63* Jan.
Jan.
3
Feb.
10
29
Feb.
9
20
30c
60c
Feb.
Feb.
1
70c
5
Feb.
Feb.
20
15
93* Feb. 29
Feb.
29
153* Feb.
123* Feb.
19
Feb. 29 106
27
2.60 Feb.
33c
Feb.
7
2
6
83* Feb. 23
;
Jan.
20
20
50c
Jan.
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Jan.
15
19
Feb.
29
9
1023* Jan
Feb.
:
.
:
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113* Jan.
Feb.
4
19
1.75 Jan.
15c
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Jan.
27
15
Jan.
73* Jan.
93* Jan.
3 3* Jan.
Feb.
25
Feb.
27
8
25
Jan.
25
Jan.
23
103* Feb. :
Feb.
1
10
Feb.
3
15c
30
Feb.
Feb.
253* Feb.
103* Feb.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.:
43* Feb.
10
27
Feb.
30c
73* Feb. 20
93* Feb. 14
8
253* Feb.
103* Feb. 23
253* Feb. 15
8
Feb.
7
Feb.
1
Feb.
2
30c
5
Feb.
:
8
73* Feb. 10
9
323* Feb.
43* Feb. 20
26
:
Feb.
Feb.
40
34
Feb.
13
Jan.
2.00 Jan.
433* Feb.
8
1.85 Feb.
15c
Feb.
3
Feb.
153* Jan.
73* Feb.
2
1
19
6
19
8
28
Feb.
Feb.
55c
7
5
8
Jan.
19
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
13
8
33* Feb.
83* Feb.
163* Feb.
4
Jan.
:
19
1.15 Feb.
Jan.
113* Feb. :
53* Jan.
63* Feb.
7
73* Feb. 20
Feb.
Feb.
3
433* Feb.
323* Feb.
73* Feb.
Jan.
76c
Feb.
7
9
203* Feb.
2.05 Feb.
8
Feb.
25
2
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2
153* Feb.
:
73* Feb.
313* Feb.
53* Feb.
Feb.
12
10
103* Feb. :
1
9
:
31
183* Feb.
106
26
103* Feb.
17
43* Feb.
12
Jan.
83* Jan.
Feb.
30
Jan.
Feb.
1.75 Feb.
40
3
Jan.
2
16
24
8
16
75c
:
4
15
1.10
40
12
1.75 Feb.
13
27
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2
Feb.
40
2.25 Feb.
1.75 Feb.
Feb.
44
ll
27
16
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9X
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43
1.00
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16
9X
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8
70c
97
46
2.10
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333* Feb.
153*
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44
41
52c
Jan.
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15
5
17X
6
9
883* Feb.
290
5
44
133*
Feb.
53* Feb. :
393* Feb.
943* Feb.
323* Feb.
16 3*
60c
Feb.
913* Feb.
8
363* Jan.
933* Jan,
32 3* Jan.
41
5X
8
Feb. 27
Feb. 15
23
21
5
11
9
19
Feb.
Feb.
9
55
33* Jan.
843* Feb.
8
9
20
8
Feb.
2
Feb.
Feb. 16
Feb. 23
Feb. 29
Feb. 15
28
10X
5X
Jan.
43* Feb.
843* Feb.
Feb.
383*
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20
32c
:
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15
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Feb.
Feb.
83*
103*
193*
443*
103*
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7
Feb.
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49
8
9
Feb.
26c
15
19
10
8
263* Feb.
523* Jan.
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Feb.
Feb.
93* Feb. 21
53* Feb. 28
17
1023* Jan.
Feb.
15
Feb.
105
11c
16
Feb.
Feb.
25c
241
Feb.
25c
70c
30X
4X
10
13
Jan.
20
3iS
26
Feb.
20c
75c
8
Sale
43*
283*
31
13
14
8
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16
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78c
19
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a
5
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7
5
Feb.
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1.75
To
83*
9X
3 3*
22
Feb.
13
13
18
37
25c
2.25 Feb.
103*
173*
413*
103*
18
Sale
3
19
37
13
Feb.
3
Jan.
203* Jan.
18
Feb.
13
28
2.25 Feb.
8
103*
10X
17 X
34
Feb.
19 3* Jan
37
Feb.
L25
16
53* Feb. 21
9
32
1.75
18 X
303*
8
16
6
6
10
2.00
7
233*
9 y8
53*
130M
313*
373*
32 X
73*
233* Feb.
Sale
903*
343*
6
5
3
320
153*
33 X
1.50
543*
233*
8X
53*
90
83*
8>i
35
803*
33*
81X
19
24X Feb.
263*
51X Feb. 21
523*
1 105
1033* Feb.
7
27c
Feb.
28c
49
Feb. 23
513*
7
33* Feb.
43*
8
84J* Feb.
843*
5
57
53X Feb.
1073* Feb. 19 109
32
Feb. 29 323*
107
4
18
33*
11
15
9
1.50 Jan.
15
25
73* Jan.
43* Feb.
73* Feb.
133* Feb.
W50
Sale
Jan.
5 3* Jan.
122
Feb.
19
16
Sale
27
24
20
52
63* Jan.
4
2
Jan-
1.60 Feb.
163*
24
5
63* Feb.
19c
143* Feb.
163* Feb.
203* Feb.
26c
1033*
Feb.
2
Jan.
1
12 X
513*
7
63* Feb.
14c
7
21c
Sale
26
1.50 Feb.
16
103
2
Feb.
133* Feb.
20c
23 X
50 X
63* Feb.
14c
1
Feb.
43* Feb. 15
9
OX Feb. 26
73* Feb.
8 125
122
Feb.
Feb. 23
7
124
1.50 Sale
35
26
4
Sale
ie%
193*
2
Feb.
OX Feb. 27
ex
4
ex Feb.
14c
21c
15c
12X
*
Class B
3,938 Magna vox Co Ltd capital--2 3*
1.630 Magnini& Co (I) common*
Preferred
100
*85
2,748 Marchant Cal Mach Co com--5
10
2,092 Meier A: Frank Co—
45,752 Menasco Mfg Oe common—— 1
85,351 Menasco Mfg Co rights
4,316 Nat Auto Fibres Inc com stk—1
♦
4,970 N atom as Co capital
170 North Am Inv Corp com— -100
6% preferred—
—100
200
5X% preferred
-100
► 96
1.810 North Amer OU Consol cap—10
425 Occidental Insurance capital-10
1
4,300 OccldentaBPetrol Corp com
value.
Highest
Sale Prices
100
101
101
18c
—
446
1,042
1,000
29,374
85,351
2,561
1,905
35
Sale
-——-—*
———50
446
2,798
1,055
17
20
Leslie Salt Co capital
---10
LeTourneau Inc common
1
331
4,296
•
Preferred
Lowest
Sale Prices
128
14
cap.-15
Langendorf United Bak cl A—*
Class B
Highest
27
101
119
2.00
-10
Preferred
Libby McNeill & Libby com-7
Lockheed Aircr Corp com— 1
556 Lyons-Magnus Inc A
*
870
1.50
190 Hutchinson Sug Plant
2,027
2,163
197
2,293
1,728
1,418
10,646
Sale Prices
Feb.
5 1293* Feb.
9
1273* 1283* 1263* 1273* 128
Feb. 27
68
Sale
643* Feb. 27 68
573*
623*
ex
-10
capital--
1,975 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap—*
190
527
Sale
ux
100 280
San Francisco cap
21,145 Crown Zellerb Corp com
5
Preferred
2,059
200 Cypress Abbey Co common—2
1,113 Di Giorgio Fruit Corp com--10
Preferred
----100
278
ex
50c
7
ex
121 x 126
54
1,095
275
4
Caterpillar Tractor capital—*
Central Eureka Mg Co com
1
Chrysler Corp common-5
2,886
42,085
1,231
3,293
Ask
Sale Prices
Lowest
Feb. 29
1
Ask Bid
Bid
96
ex Sale
102
417 Hancock
"
63*
10c
188 California Water Serv pref_100
2,615 Carson Hill Gold Mg capital--1
35
9,768
1.067
1
Par
482 Alaska Juneau Gold M cap__
13,250 Bishop Oil Co cap
—.2
4,914 Byron Jackson com cap
*
1,400 Calamba Sugar Estate com—20
Preferred
--20
710
20 Calaveras Cem Co 7% preflOO
12,810
2,064
100
1940
STOCKS
Shares
98
Feb.
Ask
Bid
1958
17,000
Shares
360
13,000
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
9
40,000
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
February
$12,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRLARY
FRANCISCO
SAN
SALES
$36,000
-
AOGREOATE
1 In
1939
1940
Bond Sales—
1939
.
Feb.
6
Feb.
23
Jan.
23
Jan.
3
Jan.
:
Jan
9
Jan.
3
19
26
Feb.
19
25
Jan.
Feb.
19
28c
Feb.
19
10c
Jan.
Feb.
19
March, 1940]
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
63
AGGREGATE
SALES
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Prices
STOCKS
Feb. 1
1940
Par
Bid
*
*
21
*
4
Ask
Bid
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
O'Connor Moffatt & Co—
30
80
Class AA common
739 Oliver United Filters Inc A
Class B
1,672
469
952
930
1,266
100
100 Pacific Clay Prod capital
_*
5,949 Pac Coast Aggregates com—5
3,523
6,107
8,443
2,231
3,331
t
...
930 Paauhau Sug Plant Co cap.. 15
410 Pacific-Amer Fisheries Inc—5
*
1,841 Pacific Can Co__
50
16,442 Pacific Gas & Elec Co com
16,274
6% 1st preferred
4,968
5% % 1st preferred
8,167 Pacific Lighting Corp com
406
$5 dividend pref
2,788 Pac Pub Serv com
First preferred..
3,974
244
1,591
1,582
217
310
155
1,949 Paraffine Cos, Inc, com
258
4% cum conv pref
248
478
"253
409
597
102
5,957
9,638
2,904
585
188
377
2,524
5,897
5,118
2,823
1.630
963
18
25
25
*
*
*
*
*
100
Philippine Long Distance
Tei Co capital
100
Phillips Petroleum Co cap
•*
Plg'n Whistle Corp partlc pf.*
Puget Sound Pulp & Tim
*
Ry Eq & Realty Co Ltd com..*
6% preferred
..100
Rayonfer Inc common
1
Cumulative preferred
25
Republic Petroleum Corp
1
Preferred
.........50
6,434 Rheem Mfg Co
1
*
6,160 Richfield Oil Co common..
Com stock purch warrants.
150
2,327
2,943
_
888 Roos Bros Inc
1
common
Series A preferred
170
100
9,053 Ryan Aeronaut Co com cap._l
1,464 Safeway Stores Inc common..*
381 Schlesinger (B F) com..-----*
Preferred
25
1,104
4,741
553
347
704
891 Shell Union Oil Corp com
475
*
5 % % cum conv pref
10
iOO
1,528 Signal Oil & Gas Co class A..*
15,949 Soundview Pulp Co
5
10
520
8,599
65
279
539
1
Preferred
100
154 Sou Cal Gas Pfd 6% cum A..25
12,511 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
*
100 Sou Pac. Golden Gate cl A
4,210
«,
5%
4%
11
-
340
606 Spring Valley Co Ltd capital..*
28,721 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital
*
1,732 Super Mold Corp of Cal cap 10
15,281
1,351
1,100
1,100 Texas Consol Oil Co
com
..1
200 Thomas Allec Corp class A
*
2,609 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com.10
20
4%% preferred
...100
54,600 Transam erica Corp capital
2
Treadwell Yukon Corp Ltd—
Common capital
1,706
1
11,354 Union Oil Co of Calif cap
25
25
1.521 Union Sugar Co common
200
1,668
10
24,556
1,206
5,445
531
564
5
2,603 United Air Lines Trans
2,356 Universal Cons Oil.......-.10
931
1%
3,986 Vega Airplane Co
1,192 Victor Equipment Co com.__l
Conv cum pref
2,549
....5
328 Waialua Agricultural Co
20
1,491
736
909
108
32
«%
23
5
6%
5%
12%
5
1.40
1.50
Sale
1.35 Sale
Sale
34
Sale
33%
30%
48%
10754
5%
21%
31%
Sale
109
Sale
Sale
2,750
80
288
50
340 Yosemite PortI Cem Co pf.-lO
common
Yellow Checker Cab Co—
Series 1
irA
Sale
131
149
149%
150% 152
7%
41%
7
Sale
103
50
40%
1.35
12%
2.75
2.50
1.50
15%
101
5%
46%
1.25
6
12%
104
27
29
97
SB
13%
7
23%
4%
6%
5%
14%
5
8
52%
39
12%
Sale
?l*
2.55
35
19%
8%
"B
48%
1.60
Sale
13%
108
28%
29%
99%
15c
24
Sale
27% Sale
40
Sale
1.50
Sale
1.00
14%
105
2.90
41
Sale
1
1.50
6
10%
105
27%
29
98%
3351
12%
2c
5%
?M
5%
10%
6
4c
5%
23
24
17% Feb. 29
104
Feb.
16 105
Feb.
7
5% Feb.
9
9
5% Feb.
13
2
Feb.
2
20c
15c
Feb.
60c
60c
Sale
46c
8
15%
15%
24!
10
Sale
8%
16%
15%
5}
3}
11
30
16%
8
15
14
5%
2.60
10
27%
16%
9
15%
Sale
5%
3%
11%
28%
100
300"
290
iSB
13%
5%
3
10
28
15c
Sale
15n
14
5%
3%
11%
30%
100
300
295
300"
24
Feb.
6
Jan.
27
18% Jan.
23
Jan.
27
24
17
Feb.
19% Jan.
26
Jan.
2.55 Jan.
28% Jan.
2.75 Feb.
6
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18
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25
16
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17
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5
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10% Feb.
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26
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19
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16
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100
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5
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16
6
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5% Feb.
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9
4
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8
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28
15
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91
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3
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1
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2
4
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1.60 Feb.
26
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1
2
30
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14 100% Feb.
2
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14
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5% Feb.
11% Feb.
107% Feb.
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9
6
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39
7
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1
8
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8
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8
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12
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19
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1.90
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1
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14
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39
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2
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8
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11
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14
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3
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42
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14
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1.30 Feb.
52%
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23
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33%
34%
14% Sale
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54
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21
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34
5
21
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100
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55
5
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24
21%
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6%
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6%
13% Sale
5
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4%
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80
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25
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100
190 Pacific Western Oil capital
10
1,120
1
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1
14
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5
60c
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16
10% Feb.
11
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9
Feb.
93
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20
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5
2.90 Jan.
15
2.90 Jan.
15
29
Jan.
29
171% Jan.
22
2.90
2.90
2.85
UNLISTED STOCKS
45 American Factors Ltd cap
20
Amer Tel & Tel Co com.... 100
Am Toll Bridge (Del) com..
1
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1,987
3,230
1,277
4,577
5,880
2,687
2,828
1,575
768
1,275
28%
170
55c
Anaconda Cop Mg Co com..50
Anglo Nat Corp cl A com
..*
Argonaut Mg Co Ltd capital..6
150 Ark Nat Gas class A common.*
1,425 Atch Top & S Fe RR com.. 100
....5
1,735 Atlas Corp common
100
303
381
655
50
1,913
3,286
Sullivan
Mg
2%
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470
1,283
173
215
131
131 Calwa Co common......... 10
888 Cities Service Co
10
1
585 Claude Neon Lts Inc com
469
150
40
40
Calif-Oregon Power—
6% pref (1927 series).... 100
Columbia River Packers
Assn Inc common..
1%
*
2,852 Consol Edison Co N Y com...*
945 Consol Oil Corp common..
*
15,260 Curtiss-Wright Corp com
1
1,518 Dominguez Oil Fields cap....*
1,494 Elec Bond & Share Co com...5
715
648
7,861
763
410
3,519 General Electric Co com-...-*
Guggenhime & Co—
10
Conv. $7 1st preferred
*
210 Hawaiian Sugar Co capital..20
1,275
10
250 Hobbs Battery cl B cap
*
Idaho Maryland Mines Corp—
13,356
Capital.
.1
810 Internat Nickel of Can Ltd..*
2,564 Internat Tel & Tel common..*
100
5,196
29% Feb.
8% Feb.
3% Feb.
2% Feb.
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6% Feb.
3% Feb.
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5
14%
29%
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4%
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12%
4
22%
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20
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1,210
345
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118
10
25
39
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1,260 Pennsylvania RR capital
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Jan.
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3
8
Jan.
9
4
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26
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21
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2
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3% Sale
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14
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t Formerly_Bancamerlca Blair Corp.
31
1
7
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*
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4
100
com
1
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2
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Feb.
Feb. 19
Feb. 26
7
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7
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9
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Jan.
5
14% Jan.
4
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1.25 Feb. 26
5
Jan.
3
86
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Sugar Co Ltd capital-.20
1,662 Packard Motor Car Co
Feb.
Feb.
6
4% Feb.
% Feb. 20
809 North Amer Co common
10
218 Oahu Sugar Co Ltd capital..20
10 Olaa
59c
1% Feb.
4%
%
8% Preferred
10
Montgomery Ward & Co,
1,357
Inc, common
...»
11,990 Mountain City Cop Co cap..5c
2,620 Nash-Kelvinator Corp cap...5
1,810 Nor Amer Aviation Inc cap
1
.125 Onomea Sugar Co capital
500 Pacific Portl Cement com
Feb.
1
3%
108
19
892
490
com
Feb.
24
4
4,946 Italo Petrol Corp of Am com.l
7% cum preferred
1
5,179
626 Kennecott Copper Corp com.*
1,000 Kleiber Motor Co capital...10
380 Marine Bancorporation cap..*
300 Matson Nav Co capital
*
50 McBryde Sugar Co Ltd cap..5
19,700 MJ&M&M Consol capital .1
25 Monolith Portl Cement
Jan.
52c
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Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
5%
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7%
11%
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19
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18
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6
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10
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171
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3%
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Sale
26%
23
3,312 Aviation Corp (Del) com
..3
2,555 Aviation & Trans Corp cap
1
178 B & O RR common
100
2,423 Bendix Aviation Corp com...5
1,177
28
32
31
171% 171% 173
4% Feb. 24
12c
4
Feb. 21
Feb. 23
8% Feb.
9
54% Feb. 21
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9
8
Feb.
26
22
6% Feb. 26
23% Feb.
7
1.30 Feb. 14
3
22
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16
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3
1.25 Feb.
6
35% Jan.
15
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13
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2
15
2
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27% Jan. 27
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Feb.
30
12c
23
4
8% Feb.
9
4
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Feb. 15
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9
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12
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
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In
February
Shares
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1,120
350
448
360
4,326
1,053
906
100
20
1,295
10,525
STOCKS
1940
Par
Shares
-*
2,117 Scadio Corp of Amer com
1,575 Riverside Cement (Del) A——*
483 Rhumacher Wall Board com_*
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*
1,023
615 Shasta Water Co common—-*
12,810 Sou Calif Edison common-.-25
O 5H% preferred25
3,511
B 6% preferred— .......25
2,020
140 Sou Calif Gas 6% pref———25
Sou Pacific Golden Gate Go—-
6% preferred
—.100
6,538 Standard Brands Inc com..—*
19,129 Studebaker Corp common..—1
Sunset-McKee Salesbook Co—66
Class A common
10
50 Superior Portland CementClass A preferred
43
7
804
113
1,145
2,679
*
700
200
198
53
1
Jan. 2
Since
Jan. 1
10
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
5$* Sale
4$*
4$*
24
10$*
29$*
30$*
29$*
32$*
65c
6
13
27
43
32
15
34
20
48
698 Warner Bros Pictures com—..5
63 West Coast life Ins Co cap..-5
200 Western Pacific RR com—100
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19
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Sale Prices
Sale Prices
7
1
2
10
17
Feb.
8
5$* Feb. 29
Jan. 23
5
Jan. 30
23 $* Jan. 23
9
Feb.
7
29
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8
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80c
1
17
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1
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5
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5
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5
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17
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9
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29
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60$* Feb.
9
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Feb. 16
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4
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1
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4
2
26
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6
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18
21$* Feb.
42
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13
34
20
47
Jan.
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Jan.
5
25
29
24
6
Sale Prices
6
Jan. 10
4
Feb.
6
5
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8
25
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3
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6
30$* Jan.
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29 $* Jan.
4
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1
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4
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20
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25
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6
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9
1.15 Jan.
4
56$* Jan.
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23
16
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1.00 Feb.
57$* Feb.
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6
Feb.
8
25$* Feb. 20
1
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29$* Feb. 20
30
Feb. 29
29$* Feb. 28
Feb. 17
34
4$* Feb.
6$* Feb. 24
Feb.
5
13
15
5$* Feb.
7
Feb.
24$* Feb.
Feb.
9
Feb.
29
29$* Feb.
5
80c
21$*
1.00
Sale Prices
5$* Feb. 29
Feb. 26
4
1.50
1.00
19
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2$*
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30
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10
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15$*
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29
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1
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6,039 U S Steel Con) common——*
1,925 Utah-Idaho Sugar Co com—-6
208 VicaCo common...—.——25
4$*
5$*
23$*
24$*
9$* Sale
30$*
29$*
*
200 Texas Gulf Sulphur common..*
17 Title Guaranty Co cum pref..*
1,644 United Aircraft Corp cap. ... -5
4
Sale
9$*
Ask Bid
5$*
6
3$*
4$*
5$*
W
Sale
a
*
*
Class B common
248
Bid
Lowest
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
Ask
Bid
1.00 Jan.
Feb.
3$* Jan.
15
4
Jan.
3
25c
Jan.
29
3
2
9
Feb.
16
4$* Feb.
19
4
25c
Jan.
3
Jan.O 29
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1940
February
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29.
AQQREQATE
SALES
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
"2,880
10
63
"2",665
114
1,200
1
1
*
50
200 Berkey & Gay Furniture Co—1
3,525 Bolsa Chica Oil Corp A
10
114
B common.—.
10
8 Brock & Co
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
Feb. 1
1940
Par
1,920 Broadway Dept Store com
1939
_ —_
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN FEBRLARY
1
Price
Jan. 2
STOCKS
Shares
50 Assoc Gas & Electric A
5.663 Bandini Petroleum Co
25 Barker Bros common—
69
5$*% preferred
February
PRICiSS
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1940
Bond Sales
1939
393,483
1,038,622
401,586
731,065
Shares.
*
.♦
Bid
Ask Bid
Ask
25c
Sale
12$*c 50c
4$* Sale
12$*c 50c
3 $* Sale
M
d«
7$*
26$*
8$*
29
7 $*
28$*
8$*
29$*
30c
37c
25c
50c
30c
50c
38c
4$*
J*
75c
5$*
1$*
39c
4$*
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
4
1$*
2
75c
5$*
50c
4 $*
4c
lc
2$*
75c
5$*
3$* Feb.
1
o7$*
Feb. 8
28$* Feb. 26
3$* Jan.
17
4$* Jan.
3
26$* Jan.
9
26$* Jan.
37c Jan.
10
37c
1$* Feb.
50c
2
2
Feb. 24
4$* Feb.
10
10
4$* Feb. 27
a7$* Feb.
8
28$* Feb. 26
50c
Feb.
Feb. 24
4$* Feb.
5
a
5
5
Jan.
1$* Jan.
50c
10
22
Feb. 24
4$* Jan.
12
2
50c
5
9
Feb.
5
Feb. 24
Jan. 17
a
Buckeye Union Oil
2,500
1,700
32
122
183
""713
1,264
1,035
1,723
920
100
59
1,408
1,015
3.850
121
421
5,167
70
1,895
694
1,150
300
937
881
4,200
20
155
175
3,000
"""837
22,475
3,597
20,569
3,642
600
33,675
115,211
200
225
_
7,100
1,800
3.360
100
Common vot trust ctfs
1
Preferred vtc
1
372 Byron Jackson Co
822 California Packing Corp
*
245 Central Investment Corp.. 100
100 Chapman's Ice Cream Co
*
1,773
2,116
1,960
2,953
1,527
Chrysler Corp
—5
Consolidated Oil Corp
— *
Consolidated Steel com
Preferred
Creameries of America v t c._ 1
241 District Bond Co
25
516 Douglas Aircraft Corp..
—
lc
lc
15
5c
2c
16
24$*
25$
10
11$
97$*c 1.7
89$*
90$*
sg
10$*
5$J
li
10$*
5;.
6$*
83$*
84$
2,742 Electrical Products Corp...
10
10$
4
2,100 Emsco Derr & Equip Co.—.-5
11
Sale
40c
43c
8,860 Exeter Oil Co A
1
136 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk—100 380
392
1,771 tFitzsimmons Stores Ltd
1
10
11$*
9,523 Fitzsimmon's Stores Ltd rights
120 Foster & Kleiser Co—
2.50
2$*
5o
4,516 General Motors Corp
10
100 General Paint common
7
——*
5$*
125 General Telephone Corp
20$*
19$*
20
1,934 Gladding McBean & Co—♦
5$*
5$*
8
3,850 Globe Grain & Milling Co
7$*
25
1,324 Golden State Co
9
*
9$*
1,850 Goodyear T & R Akron com
*
23$*
24$*
1,936 Hancock Oil Co A
*
37$*
39
4,850 Holly Development Co
70c
75c
.1
20 Holly Oil Co.
1
...
£
—
lc
lc
H*
24
300 Hudson Motor Car Co
175 Hupp Motor Car Co.—
*
1
4,500 Intercoast Pet Corp...
50c
1,000 Jade Oil Co
.—10c
1,152 |Lane-Wells Co_
__1
100 Langendorf United Bakeries B »
29,375
8,784
33,413
5,753
2,300
73,399
Lincoln Petroleum
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp... 10c
Corp..—.1
Los Ang Industries Inc
2
Los Ang Investment Co....10
Mascot Oil Co
1
.....
Menasco Mfg Co..
1
U Rights
200 Merchants Petroleum Co
1
825 Mt Diablo Oil Ming & Dev.. .1
8,600 Nordon Corp
.........1
1,800 Occidental Pet Corp— —.... .1
5$*
75c
10c
2c
9$*
7$*
7c
32
12
1.75
81$*
7$*
5$*
10$*
5$*
80$*
7
5
10
n
\i*
10$*
35c
384
8$*
20c
1$*
52$*
6
21
5
7$*
9$*
22$*
77||c
"80
10
10 U
Sale
392
10$*
8$*
9c
Sale
4
4$*
42c
Sale
10c
2c
9$*
7$*
8c
30$*
3
2
52$*
For footnotes
see
page
66.
1
22$*
37$*
Sale
"_5$*
390
10
1$*
52$*
11
27
20
6
6
27
15
28
5
Feb. 28
1
Feb.
Feb,
6
5
8$* Feb.
20c
Feb.
1
al$* Feb. 23
10
39c
400
2$*
Sale
23
35c
384
52$* Feb. 27
24
5 $*
6
10$*
23$*
M
foe*
72$*c
Sale
k "'6$*
10c
20c
7c
3c
9
5c
10$*
8$*
9c
Sale
Sale
2$* Sale
30c
45c
4c
8c
52$*c
47c
50c
6c
6c
8c
18c
48c
12c
41c
20c
45c
6
4$*
10$*
9$*
37c
14c
15c
5
82
Feb.
10
83$* Feb. 27
7$* Feb. 19
Feb.
8
Feb. 21
M
Feb. 28
Feb. 15
Feb.
9
Feb. 28
8
10$* Feb.
Feb. 16
40c
Feb. 26
396
Feb. 17
10
21c
Feb,
5
fll$* Feb. 23
54$* Feb. 14
si
ISM
10$*
7
12c
30
1$*
AH
42c
2
19c
15c
46c
5c
24c
36c
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8$*
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30$*
Sale
Sale
50c
Sale
Sale
30c
52$*c
7c
27c
Sale
4$*
Jan.
6
2c
Jan.
9
14$* Jan. 26
10
Jan.
Jan.
1
Jan.
16
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
27
20
18
12
3
26
25
83$*
7$*
4$*
9$*
5$*.
6$*
10
3
19
lc
Jan.
2c
Jan.
9
14$* Jan.
26
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
13
90$* Jan.
3
4
25
11
1
8
Jan.
3
27
Feb.
1
Jan.
4 396
10
5
383
8$* Feb.
23c
Feb.
1
52
Jan.
23
6$* Jan,
30
5
8
23
Jan.
16
5$* Jan.
3
10 $* Jan.
3
5$i Feb. 28
6$* Jan. 26
10$* Jan.
35c
6
10$* Jan.
11
Jan.
43c
Jan.
36c
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
19
2
8
26
12
22
54$* Feb. 13
6$* Jan. 30
a
5
8
Feb.
1
Feb.
9
2
9$* Feb.
24$* Feb. 21
37
70c
al
30c
4$*
5$*
6$*
,8$*
12c
43c
it*
VA
14$* Feb.
2
o25$* Feb. 17
a
7
22
Sale
115,211
5.060 Oceanic Oil Co
225 Pacific Clay Products—
7$*
.8%
Sale
50c
95c
83
lc
2c
14$* al3$* Feb.
Feb.
25$* «25
12
10$* Feb.
1,35
84
83$* Feb.
7$* Feb.
4$* Feb.
11
9$* Feb.
6
5$* Feb.
6$* Feb.
"83" a82$* Feb.
10$*
10$* Feb.
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1$*
2$*
2$*
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11
6
15c
7c
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40c
lc
13$*
24$*
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95c
...
.
2c
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6
75c
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7
Feb.
Feb. 28
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9
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Feb. 26
Feb. 14
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Feb.
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Feb.
77$*cFeb.
5$*
8$*
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24$*
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al
6
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9
17
21
29
1
Feb.
9
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
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9$* Feb.
2
Feb.
2
30
Feb. 28
3
1$* Feb.
6
4$* Feb.
46c
Feb. 26
1$* Feb. 26
14c
Feb. 28
a20c
47c
5c
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25c
36c
4$* Feb.
10$* Feb. 27
Feb. 10
9
32$* Feb.
3
Feb.
1
4$* Feb. 27
Feb.
1
50c
2
2$* Feb.
32c
Feb.
6
16 a20c
Feb. 16
Feb.
7
7 47c
6c
7
Feb.
3
28 30c
Feb. 20
29 47c
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5
28
4$* Feb. 28
12c
6
Jan.
5
Jan.
4
9$* Jan.
21$* Jan.
30
15
37
70c
Jan.
31
Feb. 28
80c
Jan.
8
6
75c
11c
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 14
Jan.
9
6
Feb.
26
2c
8c
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9$* Jan. 17
8$* Jan. 22
7c
Jan.
28$*
1$*
4$*
40c
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
3
8$* Feb.
9
10$* Feb. 17
24$* Jan.
3
38$* Jan. 29
75c
12c
2c
10
8$* Jan.
12c
12
3
9
Jan. 13
1 $* Jan. 15
,14
Feb. 28
32
45c
4c
25c
38c
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Feb. 28
Feb.
9
4$* Jan.
18
Feb. 26
Feb. 14
Jan.
9
Jan. 27
Feb.
32$* Jan.
3
22
10
2
Feb.
1
4$* Jan.
10
50c
Jan.
9
2$* Jan.
Feb.
27
50c
Jan.
9
6c
Jan.
11
30c
47c
6
Feb. 20
Feb.
5
4$* Jan.
18
March, 1940]
Since
February
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
"2,026
STOCKS
1,400 Pacific Distillers Inc
1
4,338 Pac Finance Corp common—10
10
Preferred A
1,743 Pac Gas & Elec Co
---25
com
1,268
214
629
1,089
5 54% 1st preferred
4,019 Pacific Indemnity Co
2,177 Pac Lighting Corp com
"""loo
200 Pacific Public Service.100
1st preferred
15
1,050
1,355
50
5,000
3.869
2,014
2,457
6,035
181
149
113
1,000
110
1st
7.690
70
6,130
3,672
220
1,113
2,965
8,842
1,328
615
9,069
8,844
1,130
40
-
*
*
155 Pacific Western Oil
10
2,210 Puget Sound Pulp & Timb Co.*
2,460 Republic Petr Co Ltd
1
90
5)4% Preferred A
50
1
8,000 Rice Ranch Oil Co...!
5,708 Richfield Oil Corp common—*
Wawatitfl
2,168
2
6,489 Roberts Public Markets
11,403 Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
373 Safeway Stores Inc.---*
514 Security Co units
194 Shell Union Oil Corp
-*
3.000 Sierra Trading Corp
25c
-
788
Signal Oil-Gas A.
B
100
"V.560
25
-25
10
*
preferred 6%
common
13,774
2,359
1,040
22,156
17,000
2,010
Standard Oil of Calif.
Superior Oil Co common
Taylor Milling Corp..
Transamerica
Corp
-
Union Oil of California
25
10
40 Van de Kamps Bakeries
7,473
14,372
110
700
2,625
517
1
1
625
625
*
Vega Airplane Co
1.50
Weber Showcase & Fix pref--*
Wellington Oil Co
1
Western Air Express Corp
1
Yosemite Portl Cement pref 10
15c
11H
12
"34"*
3454
30 %
3154
30%
till
35%
49%
Sale
6
21H
37
46%
5%
19%
i28 iVA 12%
! £A 3 ?*
3
20c
13c
8
7%
154
154
754 Sale
5 54
554
47%
40%
30
32
12 H
2c
13%
27
Universal Cons Oil Co
10c
3314
33%
20
8c
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"7%
tr°
13h
33%
31%
37%
47%
1
Sale
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4 %
"21
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20%
7%
15%
3c
28
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lc
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7%
3
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5
4%
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32
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11a
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3c
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29%
24%
6%
5%
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46
29
30% Sale
30
29%
33%
13
13%
24% Sale
36%
35%
9%
8%
13
Sale
24%
35
9%
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5%
16%
14%
9%
5%
14
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3
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8%
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19
Feb.
20
Feb.
Feb.
23
Feb.
23
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7
5
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4%
3
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3
6
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Feb. 21
6
Feb.
26
Feb.
1
45
Feb. 27
Feb.
Feb.
33%
12%
23%
34%
8H
5%
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Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
Feb.
1
1
7
2
26
27
14
20
6
23
13% Feb. 19
a8H Feb. 27
5H Feb. .2
3c
27
6%
29%
45%
30%
mu
it*
24%
35%
8%
5%
16%
14%
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5%
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
4
Jan.
31
Jan.
26
13
23
39
Jan.
2
20 H Feb.
Jan.
8
19
6
19
19
12
Jan.
30
2% Jan.
36% Feb.
18
1654 Feb.
254 J an.
17
39
Jan.
16
Jan.
12
16c
Feb.
23
Feb.
16
1% Feb. 26
7% Jan. 12
4% Jan. 20
31
3c
Jan.
4
Jan.
9
23
21
27
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2
25
Feb.
8H
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8%
5%
33
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19
20
5
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11
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27
Jan.
27
Feb.
5
Jan.
9
3
13
24 H Jan.
Feb.
6
26
28H Jan.
3
24H Jan. 25
6H Feb. 13
Feb.
20
28% Jan.
22
30
Feb.
Feb.
2
44
Jan.
2
28
29H
28%
34 H
33%
Feb.
1
Jan.
31
Jan.
16
Feb.
2
Feb.
12% Feb.
26
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
28
Feb.
16
Feb.
8
Jan.
3
12
27
46H Jan.
30% Jan.
29 54 Jan.
34H Jan.
34 H Jan.
15% Jan.
2654 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20
Feb.
23%
34%
8%
5%
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16
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23
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13% Feb.
19
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15
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
36
Jan.
30
10
Jan.
26
6H Jan.
17% Jan.
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Feb.
9
Feb.
21
Feb.
6
4%
2% Sale
a4H Feb. 29
0%
6%
14Hc
a6% Feb. 27
a654 Feb. 27
10c
24
12c
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2
10c
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2c
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1% Feb. 19
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15
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2
4
16
9
3
9
4
8
8
3
27
6
3
8
Feb.
40% Jan.
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3
4%
17
3
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Feb. 21
6
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
8
2% Feb. 14
a4% Feb. 29
2% Feb. 21
5
3%
29
29
29
'34%
8%
27
a,34
34
11"
31H Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
16
8
7% Feb.
6
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6
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3
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1
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5 a50% Feb. 17
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5
Feb. 23 33
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1 all% Feb.
5
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3
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6%
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7
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27
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47%
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13
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7
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20
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14c
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11% Jan.
33 H Jan.
33 % Feb.
47H Feb.
14c
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48%
47%
31%
32%
11%
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9
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10%
13%
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5
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3
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17
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34
14%
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36H 37
13
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10% Sale
153*
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9%
854
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Feb. 24
6
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Feb. 14
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34% Feb.
39H
29%
28%
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31%
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31%
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47%
28
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16%
2%
36%
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35
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
10c
Jan. 16
12
Feb.
2
a
6
46
Sale
12
11% Feb.
34
7
29
Sale
12%
Feb.
30%
Lowest
Sale Prices
10c
Jan. 16
15c
34
\*
25*
24
Highest
Sale Prices
"34%
19%
8
7% Sale
8*
Lowest
Sale Prices
12%
33%
6
21
43 H
29%
5
"34%
Sale
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2X
4%
2%
15c
10c
12
Sale
33 54
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s3
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Bid
12%
33%
33%
24
6H
-_2o
._*
2
12
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*
*
22c
11c
*
1,152 Sontag Chain Stores
*
25
16,862 So Calif Edison Ltd com
275
Original preferred
25
12,355
6% preferred
25
5 ]4 % preferred
7,307
25
1.001 So Calif Gas 6% pref
25
2,714
6% Series A pref-.-25
7,796 Southern Pacific Co.------100
Ask
Bid
Feb. 29
Feb. 1
1940
Par
492
859
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
100
"""598
65
exchange
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
los angeles
stock exchange
In
stock
angeles
los
AGGREGATE
SALES
2
5% Feb.
9
Feb.
20
3% Jan.
22
Jan.
3
6
2% Jan.
3
2% Feb. 20
Feb.
2
23 14Hc Jan.
9
2c Jan.
19
2% Jan.
17
5
mining stocks—
50
4,000
3,000
300
3,500
T.666
1,000
120 Alaska Juneau Gold M Co-.10
19,000
31,500
2,400
3,500
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Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
Calumet Gold Mines Co
Cons Chollar G & S Co
l
Imperial Development Co
25c
Prince Cons Mining Co
9,000 Tom Reed Gold Mines Co
7,434 Zen da Gold Mining Co
10c
unlisted
869 Amer Rad & Stand San
315
580 Am Smelting & Refg Co
2,845 American Tel & Tel Co
2,568 Anaconda Copper Mining
137
880
160
1,187
10
*
51
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1,322 Baldwin Loco Works
v
1
13
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240
622
579
1,246 Bethlehem Steel Corp (Del)..*
1,151 Borg-Warner Corp
5
181
30
359
100
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395
134
1,360
148
4,811
265
59
150
932
564
675
80
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670
460
540
295
200
1,030
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516
225
890
60
5
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*
10
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2,847 Continental Motors Corp.
1
190 Continental Oil
Co
(Del).
Olass A
575
324 Electric Bond & Share
574 Electric Power & Light
695 Paramount Pictures Inc
10 Seaboard Oil of Del
1,347 Sears Roebuck & Co
443
527
837 Stone & Webster Inc
1,593 Swift & Co
65
2,703
410
177
50
No par
50
-
*
311 Southern Ry
4,580 Standard Brands Inc
869 Standard Oil Co (N J)
210
4%
37%
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55%
125
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15
3
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11
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2
979 United Air Lines Trans Corp
699 United Aircraft Corp..
289 United Corp (Del)
795 U S Rubber Co
S Steel Corp
5,245
885 Warner Bros Pictures.
U
2
58
8%
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*
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50
80 Willys-Overland Motors Inc__l
116%
t Listed May 3.1939.
7%
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20%
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25
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23
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67
67
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20
29
16
14
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2
10
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15
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26
*
*
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1.401.62H
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26
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698 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co
826 Union Carbide & Carbon
value.
lc
5c
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...1
418 Pure Oil Co
115
873
10c
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37%
7
2,209 Socony-Vacuum Oil Co
355
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120
339
285
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317
488
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4%
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53%
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0%
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2
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2%
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25
1,790 Packard Motor Car Co
4,979
6%
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30%
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6
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21%
20%
24%
24%
7
7%
3 H
3%
17%
17%
12%
12%
3154
80%
1,064 Ohio Oil Co
1,487 Radio Corp of America
1,037 Radio-Keith-Orpheum
6,075 Republic Steel Corp
1,202
5
2,054 General Electric Co..
..*
1,284 General Foods Corp
._*
990 Goodrich (B F) Co
*
180 Graham-Paige Motors Corp
1
*
2,086 International Nickel Co
*
1,165 International Tel & Tel..
1,238 Kennecott Copper Corp
*
*
1,035 Loew's Inc
511 Montgomery Ward & Co
*
700 Mountain City Copper Co
5c
*
2,499 New York Central RR
-.1
2,799 North Amer Aviation Inc
10
1,552 North American Co
884
'""633
5
1
Corp
1,594 Pennsylvania RR Co
657
100
717 Caterpillar Tractor
110 Cities Service Co
590
138
2,620
25
1,696 Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—.*
*
1,022 Commercial Solvents
9,521 Curtiss-Wright
38c
3 He
2 He
*
100
535 Barnsdall Oil Co..
1,092 Bendix Aviation
826
lc
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28c
1
25c
50
684 Armour & Co (111)
5
2,105 Atch Top & Santa Fe Ry_.100
210 Atlantic Refining Co
25
2,337 Aviation Corp (Del)
3
200 Aviation &
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299
1,331
1,401
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9
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23 %
9
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5% Feb. 27
70
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2
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6
Feb. 29
6% Feb.
8
14%
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1% Feb.
4
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4% Feb.
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Feb. 24 a24% Feb.
10
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1
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10%
29
7
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a6% Feb. 23 a6% Feb.
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37.
47%
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19
Feb. 20
19% Feb.
20%
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a% Feb.
Sale
36H Feb. 29 36% Feb.
Sale
4
Feb.
3% Feb. 29
36
Feb. 14
Feb.
36
37%
6
35% Feb.
35%
35% Feb.
6 a54% Feb.
54% a5154 Feb.
1
Feb.
4%
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16% Feb. 28 16% Feb.
a24% Feb. 27 a26% Feb.
&
22
21% Feb.' 13
21% Feb.
3
6%
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a7% Feb.
2
3%
3H Feb.
3% Feb.
1
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a654 Feb.
a7% Feb.
8
22%
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22% Feb.
7
8%
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a8% Feb.
6
Feb.
5%
5% Feb. 26
5
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1% Feb.
1
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19% Feb.
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a84% Feb.
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11% Feb.
17% al6H Feb.
al854 Feb.
7
Feb.
7%
6% Feb.
44%
43H Feb.
43% Feb.
10%
1054 Feb.
10% Feb.
Sale
10% Feb.
12H Feb.
a2
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2H
al54 Feb.
2254 Feb.
23H Feb.
44 ?4 a42% Feb.
a44H Feb.
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10H Feb.
10H Feb.
Sale
82% Feb.
82% Feb.
al6
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1554 J1454 Feb.
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19
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t Listed May 15,1939.
5^
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15
754 Jan.
3% Jan.
Jan.
15
4
30
15
15
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27
31%
73H
23%
5%
9
Feb.
5
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb. 27
10
17
51 % Jan.
24
5154 Jan.
24
Feb.
29
3
9
2
20
28
9
32% Feb. 20
76
Feb. 28
23% Feb.
9
554 Feb. 27
19
.8
13 % Jan.
19
7
Jan.
14 H Jan.
\4
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3% Jan.
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154 Jan.
15
2
6
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4
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2
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7
29 54 Feb.
7H Jan. 27
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11
29 54 Feb.
854 Jan.
9
7
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11
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12
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5
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5
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3
9
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4
V
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
1940
Stock Sales
February
Shares_
__ _
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29___
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Since
February
Jan. 1
Price
BONDS
Jan. 2
1940
—______
Shares
41,300
12
56
218
740
125
12,910
840
1,261
STOCKS
Shares
41,690 Allegheny Ludlum Steel
35 Arkansas Nat Gas Oorp
108
Preferred*.
681 Armstrong Cork Co
1,947 Blaw-Knox Co
267 Byers (A M)
29,489 Carnegie Metals
3,140 Clark (D L) Candy.
4,989 Columbia Gas & Electric
788 Consolidated Ice Co
196
Preferred
100 Copperweld
440
3,647
740 Devonian Oil
6,273 Duquesne Brewing
100 Electric
1,112
360
"365
5,840
7,059
2,370
605
244
175
298
484
165
325
5,000
938
""lOO
389
""726
176
Steel
Bid
Ask
Feb. 1
Bid
$7,000
___—
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Ask
*
.-10
*
*
*
1
*
*
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Feb. 29
Ask Bid
110% Jan.
21
2
37
11
12 %
2
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
39% Sale
Sale
10
Sale
10% Sale
Sale
Feb.
3
Feb.
1
23% Feb. 21
2
Feb.
1
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale, Prices,
113
Jan.
9 113
JanTF
158% ""I
Par
*
1
6%
39%
9%
12%
1
Feb.
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Feb. 21
1
6% Feb.
8
40% Feb.
10% Feb. 15
13% Feb. 10
25c
Feb.
24
35c
5% Feb.
6
Feb.
2
18% Jan.
2
25 110% Jan. 25
15
Jan.
30
6% Feb.
1
37
Jan.
2
9% Feb.
13
12
Jan.
27
25c
2|%
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21
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30
Jan.
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h
Jan.
3
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Feb.
10
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5
6% Feb.
7% Jan,
13
Feb.
8
Feb.
24
5% Jan.
4
6
Feb.
2
*
-10
25c
Jan.
Jan.
26
10
1
Jan.
Jan.
4
26
10
.10
15% Jan.
18
16
Jan.
10
MM
Jan.
35c
50c
5% Sale
6% Sale
Sale
5%
6
6% Sale
30c
35c
6
40c
6%
6
Feb. 28
6% Feb.
6% Feb.
13
13
-
10
5
Products
2,758 Follansbee Bros pref
100
1,735 Fort Pitt Brewing
1
lOHorne (Jos) common
100
629 Koppers Co pref
100
19,447 Lone Star Gas
*
11,159 Mountain Fuel Supply
..10
5,862 Nat Fireproofing Corp com—*
465 National Radiator Oorp
10
1,785 Pittsburgh Brewing
*
652
Preferred
*
59 Pittsburgh Coal Co com—100
150
Preferred
100
25 Pittsburgh Forgings
1
175 Pittsburgh Oil & Gas
5
706 Pittsburgh Plate Glass.
25
*
1,031 Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp.—
215 Reymer & Bros common
.*
575 Ruud Mfg
5
5,000 San Toy Mining
1
1,938 Shamrock Oil & Gas..
1
50
Preferred
—100
100 United States Glass
1
764 Vanadium* Alloy Steel—
*
1,720 Victor Brewing Co
1
1,377 Westinghouse Air Brake
*
310 Westinghouse El & Mfg
Jan. 1 to Feb. 29
PRICES IN FEBRUARY
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
1939
1940
February
67,788
162,393
156,810
$
4,000 Independent Brewing 6s. . 1955
1949
3,000 Pitts Brewing 6s_
$
Bond Sales
1939
70,044
50
1
16
11
5
12
17
■IIH
Sale
14
1% Sale
12%
84% Sale
10 %
10
5
Sale
1% Sale
6
%
6%
ix
lc
.....
5
aV*
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n
Sale
7%
32% Sale
16
Feb.
13
11
Feb.
2c
16% Feb.
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
12
11
Sale
1% Sale
19
87
86
9%
5% Sale
1% Sale
8
19% Feb. 21
1% Feb. 29
17% Feb.
1% Feb.
Feb.
90
10
9% Feb.
5% Feb.
1% Feb.
Feb.
8
Feb.
8
5% Feb. 17
1% Feb. 16
9
2
1% Feb
1% Feb.
34
32% Feb.
32
.
Feb.
19
5
13
1% Jan.
12% Jan.
84% Jan.
9% Fen.
5
Jan.
1% Jan.
6% Jan.
1% Jan.
32% Jan.
4% Jan.
1% Feb.
102%
Sale
7
Sale
IX
2
1%
1%
lc
2c
lc
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2%
1% Sale
2
80
55c
80
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30c
1
16% Feb.
12% Feb. 21
5
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33%
20c
9%
Sale
Sale
1% Sale
1%
65
87
7%
1%
32 %
5% Sale
•8%
16% Sale
11% Sale
5%
17% Sale
1%
■IX
12%
1
1% Feb.
1
21 103% Feb. 28
5
9
7% Feb.
6% Feb.
1% Feb. 20
1% Feb. 20
7
Feb. 17
3
5% Feb.
lc
Feb. 13
lc
Feb. 13
2
Feb. 10
1% Feb. 29
99% Feb.
45c
Sale
20c
25c
Feb.
30
19
Feb. 21
23
Feb.
55c
30
20c
30c
108%
Sale
24% Sale
112% Sale
108% Feb.
1% Sale
IX Sale
1% Feb.
55c
32
Feb.
Feb.
19
6
2
5
Jan.
3
20
Jan.
2
9
18
Jan.
2
10
12% Jan.
10
2
90
Feb.
8
2
Jan.
2
Feb.
3
17
19
Jan
18
Jan.
9
6
Jan.
12
29
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Feb.
5
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2
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4
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18
Jan.
20
10
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18
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5%
1
1
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Feb.
Jan. 17 103% Feb. 28
5
2
Feb.
8% Jan.
2
Jan. 12
Feb. 20
7
Feb. 17
Jan. 25
1
lc
Feb.
Feb.
1
lc
1 % Feb.
Jan.
55c
30
20c
23
26% Feb.
113% Feb.
9
12% Feb. 21
22
65
35c
31
25c
Feb
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
106% Jan.
29
9
19
18
12
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55c
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
33% Jan.
Jan.
25c
5
28% Jan.
12 117% Jan.
10
9
19
4
17
4
3
UNLISTED
851
*
1,042 Pennroad Corp v t c
No par value,
x
Ex-dividend.
1
P
1% Feb.
3
1% Jan.
22
2% Jan.
15
\
t
In the earlier part of
month and for the calendar year to
General Quotations we combine in one
only those dealt in
index
to
on
date,
Exchange Seat*
—
Federal Land Bank Bond*...............
84
92
Foreign Government Bond*.............. 93
85
..............
...........100
Investing Companies Securities.......... 72
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
Page
Page
Railroad Stocks.........................
85
92
Real Estate Bonds
94
Textile Stocks
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
......
73
78
....—.............
67
United States Territorial Bonds.......... 92
Mining Stocks
Municipal Bonds—Domestic...
Canadian
...........
Public Utility Bonds.......
Public Utility Stocks
possible for the
......
...
Railroad Bonds
—...........101
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
....
85
......—.................
88
Stocks. 85
United States Government Securities.....
92
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
price, and
flat price—that is, that the accrued interest forms part of the
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for it separately In making payment. In the case of income
no
71
84
The letter "f' prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a
always "flat," and
not
The following is an
quoted:
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities
81
.....
Insurance Stocks
furnished.
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions,
Page
Industrial Stocks
are
the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
the different classes of securities
Industrial Bond*
stock exchanges of
In this department of
this publication complete records of the dealings on the leading
the country, for the latest
bonds and bonds in default, the price is
designating mark Is employed to Indicate the fact.
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average maturities.
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "and dividend" that Is the accrued dividend must be paid in
It should be borne In mind in the
cases the
figures
are
obtained from
U3e
sources
of these tables that the quotations
which
are
addition to the price.
for many inactive and unlisted securities are merely
nominal, but in all
gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed,
"cons" for consoli¬
considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used, viz.: "M" for mortgage, "g" for
dated "conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "opt" for optional.
The black-faced type in the letters showing the interest period Indicates
the month when the bonds mature.
and Income and defaulted bonds.
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f"
Bonds
Bid
RAILROAD BONDS
Aberdeen &Asheboro 1st 5s'40 J&J f
25
Adirondack 1st 4 34 s 1942 gu MAS
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 1942. JAD
SO
9934
83
Gen & ref 6s 1945 series A.AAO/
& ref 5 34s 1945 ser B_ A&O/
"Gen
41
66 %
67 34
FAA
5434
4234
109
1st cons
JAD
Alabama Tennessee A Northern—
108
g 6s 1943 ser
4s 1943 ser B
Prior lien 6s
1948
JAJ/
Gen income 6s Oct 1948—JAJ /
Alabama A Vicksburg Ry—
1st M g 5s 1974 s. rieb A..MAN
6s series C Dec 1
io%
%
88
11>4
134
MAN
Stamped
Conv g 4s of *09 due 1955. AD
Conv g 4s *05 due 1955..JAD
Conv g 4s of'10 due 1960. JAD
Conv deb 4 Kb 1948
JAD
Trans 8 L 1st g 4s 1958—JAJ
Gal-Ariz 1stAref4 34s'62 opMAH
Rocky Mt Div 4s 1905:
AJ
Eq tr 234s 1940-1949
MAN b
Athens Term Ry 1st g 58 *37—JAJ /
Atl A Blrm.
7934
7034
4234
S'west Div 1st
1st cons 4s July 1 1952—MAS
Gen unlfser A 434s 1964—J&D
10-yr coll tr 5s May 1 '45.MAN
Lou A Nashv 4s Oct 1 '62.M AN
Equipment trust 4 34s
6
Eq 434* 1940-41 E (yr)—.FAA b
Eqtr 234s 1940-52
AAO b
Atlantic Coast Line (Conn)—
trred ctfs oflndebt 5s
65
1.50%
9734
98
47
JAD
2d g 4s 1948
JAJ
Atlantic A Yadkin gu 4s *40.AAO
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947..AAO
Augusta Un Station 4s 1953-J&J
104
85
87
8534
8634
9734
9234
9234
9534
JAJ
44
110
1.65
25
10754
10034
1.00%
32
9454
9454
83
85
74 34
53
71
68 34
2.00
2.00
2.50
3434
57
59
1.50%
2.75
2.00%
2.25%
Con g 434s
1957
Ry of Chatt 1st 5s '45—JAJ
Belvidere Del cons 334s 1943. JAJ
Bessemer A Lake Erie—
Equip tr 23is 1940-1947..MA8
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944—JAD
Birmingham Southern—
Equip trust 334s Dec. 1 1940-46
Birm Term 1st
g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
Boonvilie St L A Sou 5s '61.FAA
Boston A Albany 5s Oct *03—JAJ
5s June 1942—.
...JAD
434« lmpt 1978
FAA
1st mtge 4Kb ser A 1943..AAO
334s Jan 1 1951
JAJ
Ref 3 34s 1952 gu N Y O..AAO
Boston A Maine RR—
1st mtge 5s ser AO 1967...MAS
1st mtge 5s ser II1955
MAN
1st mtge 4 He ser JJ1901.. AAO
5s series Q Feb 2 1940
5s series R
May 1 1940
1940
5s series S Sept 1
5s series T Sept 1
5s series U Nov 1
5s series V Mar 1
5s series W April
...
1941.
90
10534
VI
1.65
1.00%
109
2.25
1.50%
84
20
07%
8734
6834
56
7634
7834
54
54
5534
5534
45
4534
44%
4434
45
4434
75
85
48
50
47
46 3s
14834
fi
47%
47%
*
47 %
<"47 $4
I 47%
« 4734
t 4734
i 4734
4634
4634
4634
4634
4634
4634
4734
4734
4734
4734
4734
47
...
1942
4634
5s series AA April 1 1944
5s series BB {April 1 1944
5s series
CC.\Lintl 1945
5s series DD
5s series EE Jan 1 1946
5s series FF Jan'l 1947"""
5s series GG April 1 1947."
JAJ
„
47
46%
46%
46%
1 1942
5s series X July 1 1942
5s series Y Jan 1 1943
5s seresiZjMay 1 1943
* Last sale.
183 34
~
1941
.Tune^l 1945
89
52
70
Nominal.
46
a
70
W*
37
Certificates of deposit
Buff A Susquehanna RR Corn—
1st 4s Dec 30 1903
JAJ
Burl Cedar Rapids A North—
Con 1st A coll tr 5s g '34.. AAO
Certificates of deposit
Cambria A Cl'field 5s g *41..JAJ
Gen M g 4s 1955:
10
234
MAN
Canadian National Rys—
2s guaranteed 1942
90
M
85
50
103
80
8534
2.50
2.00%
3.00%
2.25%
2.25%
80
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
JAJ
1st ref 5s 1901
JAJ
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
*40
7154
6934
1.50%
1.50%
2.00%
33
4834
4834
5634
f
44
Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955..JAJ
Canada South 5s 1902 ser A .AAO
54
3834
57
47%
45%
I
JAJ
50
76
99
39
55
54
4sl950
35
86
97
1434
Battle Or A Sturgis gu 3s '89.JAD
97
76
18
94
114
73
14
1334
5334
* 5934
f 5934
/ This price includes accrued Interest.
12
6s ext to Jan 15 1947
JAJ
Boston Term Co 334s 1947—FAA
1938
55
Mtge 434s 1944..
6 Basis.
2634
Boston Rev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 434s Juy 15 1947—JAJ15
FAA
90
Belt
3.25
2934
|26
55
3.25
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
Boat A Prov deb 5s July 1
55
—
97
10334
2534
3.00
3.00
3.75
Boston ANY Air Line—
Cons refund
g 4s 1951
JAJ
4s stamped 1951
Pis cat Div g 5s Jan 1943..AAO
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43.AAO
96
10934
99 %
mtge 5s *50.JAJ
Bay City A Battle Creek—
3s 1989
JAD
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938..—JAJ f
Beech Crk Ext 334* 1951— AAO
103 34
Ask
45%
4434
AAO
MAN
97
Austin A Northwestern—
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
2734
2534
434s 1940-1943
5s 1940-1944
96
89
103 34
MAS
Eq tr 434s ser E1940-42AAO b
Eq tr 434s ser F 1940-44.-MAN b
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
.JAJ
Atlantic Coast Line of 8 O—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
JAJ
Atl A DanvilK 1st 4s 1948—JAJ
JAD
_
Certificates of deposit.
Tol Cinn Div ref 4s A *59—JAJ /
Eq tr 434s ser D 1941
JAJ b
10634
2.50
4434
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4 34 * 1944 ser A
JAJ
lot M 5s 1944 ser B.
JAJ
Atlanta Knoxville A Northern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1940
JAD
1st colis 4s Mar 1 2002...MAS
Atlantic City 1st 4s 1951..-JAJ
1st 5s ext May 11954....MAN
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
__
Stamped modified
MAS
Convertible 434s. 1960
FAA
Certificates of deposit
P L EAWVa Syslref 4s'414M&N
Certificates of deposit
8634
Line
See Seab'd Air
-
Stamped modified
Ry Bridge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
MAS
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947-.--AAO
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fs—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995.—AAO
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
2634
5s series F March 1 2000—
92
American Refrig Transit—
Equip 5s ser F, G A H, *41-'45 6
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
Q-J
2534
1995—
Stamped modified
(Cont)—
Mtge 4s 1942....
FAA
£Mge 3s 1950
JAJ
Equipment trusts—
334s 1940-1944
JAD
4s June 1 A Dec 11940-49
5s series ]D March 1 2000—
Albany A Susq 334s g 1940._AAO
8534
Alleghany Corp—
St Ooll tr conv 5s 1944.
FAA
79 34
la Coll A conv 5s 1949—...JAD
6834
►
5s stamped 1950
AAO / 4034
Allegheny Valgen 4s 1942..MAS
106
Allegheny A Western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998
AAO
62
Ark A Mem
JAD
Stamped modified
A—JAD
cons
1944_
66%
68%
70
5534
67
Ref A gen mtge bonds—
5s series A Dec 1 1995—
Alabama Great Southern—
1st
sec notes
Bid
Boston A Maine RR
1st mtge g 4s, July 1948--AAO
1st mtge g 5s, July 1948—AAO
Certificates of deposit
4% ext
4134
Bonds
Ask
Baltimore A Ohio—
Akron Canton A Youngs town—
I*
Bid
Bonds
Ask
65
5
534
10234
FAA
100
Cambria A Indiana RR—
Equip trust 2 34s 1940-47..AAO
2s guaranteed 1943
Guar 7-year 234s 1944
7-year guar 234s 1946
3s guaranteed 1944
3s 15-year gtd 1952
3s 13-year guar 1950
3s 16-year guar 1950
3s 15-year gtd 1953
3s 15-year gtd 1959
80
JAJ
F&A
F&A
JAJ
M&N
r
10034
101
r
100
10034
r
99
F&A
J&D
J&D
F&A
r
J&J
4348 guaranteed 1951
M&S
434s guaranteed 1956
F&A
434s guaranteed 1957
J&J
434s guaranteed 1955
J&D
5s 15-yr. guaranteed 1954-F&A
5s guaranteed July 1 1969 J&J
5s gtd Oct 1 1969
A&O
5s guaranteed 1970
F&A
Equipment trusts—
434s series J1940-42—M&N
5s series K 1940-1944..M&N
434s series L 1940-1945.J&D
234s series O 1940-1947.F&A
234s July 11940-1949
Canadian Nor deb 034s '40..J&J
Canadian N
1.80
79
r
r
9834
103%
06%
r
97
r
96
r
94%
5s coll trust
6s
conv
1954
coll trust 1942
Equip trust 5s 1944
434s 1940-1945
Fa,able in Oanadiaa fumls.
J&J
J&D
M&S
J&J
J&D
M&S
J&J
J&D
97
97%
98%
99%
89
100
102
10134
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.00%
3.00%
3.C
3.25
3.25
11034
W434s Oct22 1943—
4s cons deb (perpetual)
434s secured ctfs 1944
434s coll trust 1946
434s coll trust 1960
103K
r
Canadian Pacific Ry—
234s coll trust 1941
A&O
3s serial coll tr 1940-41—F&A
3s conv coll trust 1945
A&O
334s conv contrast 1951—F&A
4s conv coll trust 1949
J&J
100
99
79
9934
7034
6934
7134
64%
76
8634
7534
:%
81%
81%
%
102"34
~'
3.75
°lll34
RAILROAD
68
BONDS
NOTICE-—All bond prices aro "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
Ask
Bonds
50
Chicago Rock Island & Pac Ry—
General gold 4s 1988
J&J
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Ask
/
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949—J&J /
42
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 6s *62-J&D 15
108*6
1st 6s 1940
———J&J
Central Branch Union Pacific¬
152 k
/
—M&N
Ref&gen5*6s 1959 ser B-A&O
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser O—A&O
Equipment trusts—
4*6s series Q 1940-
,
,
Ref g 4s 1934 opt to 1911
Certificates of deposit
48*6
ist 4s 1948
J&D /
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945——F&A
Cons gold 5s 1945
109
Certificates of deposit
Carthage & Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981—J&D
Catawissa RR g 4s 1948
A&O
Central Arkansas & Eastern--
103
20
—
4s series T1940-1952—-jJ&J
Chatt Div gold 4s 1951— J&D
Trustee ctfs 3*6s 1947.....
ex
2X
2X
3
Chicago St Louis & N O—
Con g 5s June 15 '51
J&D 15
Con g 3*$s June 15 '51-J&D 15
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
J&D
2*6
Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha-
656
Eq tr 4*6s 1940-1944
A&O b
Chicago South Sh & So Bend—
Sink fund 3s ser B 1963
J&J
1.00%
3.50%
8
10
5
8
4*6
4%
7
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt J&D
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960
M&S
Eq tr 4*6s 1940-'41
(yr)—F&A
Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949---—F&A
1st g guar 4s Oct 11954—A&O
Guar 4s
I960----F&A
European loan 4s 46--—M&»
Central RR & Banking of Ga—
1942—M&N
Coll tr 5s ext'd to
Central RR of South
17
17*6
13 X
2.25
15
1.50%
67 X
68
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952--J&J
1st & ref M 4*6s D 1962—M&S
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
J&J /
Chattanooga Sta 4s
notes,
notes,
notes.
Equipment trusts—
4Hs series W 1940
4MB 1940-1945
3s 1940-1946
2X8
1945-1949
Ohesterf & Lancaster 5s
103
3.00%
lstM3*6sserD 1971
M&N
1st mtge 3*6s ser E 1969--F&A
Cl'field & Mah 1st gtd 5s '43-J&J
123*6
99*6
99*6
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
1st cons guar g 4s 1940—F&A
105
General 4s gold 1993
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
Ref & imp 4*6s ser B
J&D
J&D
1977-J&J
CW&MDiv 1st 4s g '91—J&J
St L Div 1st col tr g 4s '90 M&N
105
105*6
105*6
Spr & Col Div 4s 1st g '40-M&S
White W V Div 1st 4s '40--J&J
A&O
M&N
5
&
—-J&D
&
1.65
1
"
1.70
1.10%
1.00%
1.70
100
117
118
106*6
113*6
103
GenM4*6s'87 stpd inc taxM&N
GenM4 Ks'87 stpd inctax M&N
15-year 6*6s Mar 1936—M&S
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D
1st & ref 4*6s May 2037—J&D
1st & ref 4*6s May 2037 O J&D
Conv g 4 las 1949 ser A.
M&N
Equipment trusts—
4*68 series U 1940-43--M&N
4*6s series V 1940-44—F&A
4*6s series W 1940-44—M&S
4*6s series X 1941
F&A
2*6s Dec 15 1940-1949
3*6s gen gtd 1950—F&A
4*6s 1977 ser A.F&A
&ref4*6sl981 ser B__J&J
Cleve Short Line4*6s 1961—A&O
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
1st 48 gold guar 1995
M&N
1st
s
f 5*6s 1972 series A-.A&O
s f 5s 1973 series B„ A&O
f 4*6s
1977 series C—A&O
78
Equip tr 2*6s ser A '40-*52-M&8
Coal Riv Ry 1st 4s gu 1945. J&D
Coeur d'Alene& Pend Oreille Ry—
99
1.10%
5s 1960
J&J
Colo & Southern 4*6s 1980-M&N
Col & Pt Deposit 4s 1940—F&A
101
105*6
60
17*6
16
„
-111
109*6
111*6
65*6
75
79*6
50*6
46*6
49
99
99
106*6
51*6
64*6
100
100
106*6
108*6
105*6
109
109
102*6
104*6
78
79*6
8*6
2.25%
14
87*6
79*6
71*6
M&S
1943
Conn River gold 4s
2.25
1.50%
106*6
17
27*6
101*6
28"
106*6
100*6
10056
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15 '51-M&S
85
—-
15
110
M&S
116
11
deb 4s '54-J&J
J&J
Consol Rys (N H)
Deb 4s 1955.
1955
A&O
Deb 4s 1956 guar
J&J
Cuba Co extend 3s 1955-—-J&J
Deb 4s
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5*6s,
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952.
*42 J&D
J&J
7*6> extended to 1946——-J&D
6s extended to 1946—-—J&D
Imp & equip 5s 1960
M&N
Danbury & Norw ref 4s 1955.J&J
Dayton Union Ry 1st 4s '49-J&J
Del & Bound Br 3*6s 1955.-F&A
1st & ref gold 4s
M&N
1943
f
f
/
*
156
24
22*6
22*6
22
{
b
20
3.50
b
4.75
4.75
b
4.75
14*6
15*6
1556
15*6
15*6
15*6
16*6
9*6
9*6
Equip trust 4s Apr 1 1940-'49— 6
111
16"
11
11
11
2
29*6
35*6
41*6
18*6
3
30*6
38*6
44*6
32
34
33
34
14
99
97*6
con
—.J&J /
-J&J /
4s 1936
100*6
58*6
58*6
3.00
2.50%
g^4*6s 1936
'55—F&A /
Assented subject to plan
/
Ref & impt 5s 1978 ser B—A&O f
Eq tr 4*6s 1940-'42 (yr)__M&N b
Equipment trust 5s
b
Gen income 5s Aug
6*6
1*6
25*6
25*6
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
Inc mtge 6s Jan 1 l960_An
25
26
1st 4s
Apr f
J&J
1950
Des Moines & Fort Dodge—
35
8*6
10
2%
2*6
2*6
5*6
3.00%
3.00%
Ctfs of dep
3.75
62
63*6
95
for gtd 4sl935-J&J /
4*6
50
40
25
5*6
70
45
34*6
1st guar 4 *6s 1961
M&N
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
97
J&J
103
1st 5s Mar
1 1964.
Eq tr 2*6s
1940-1947
M&N 6
16*6
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953
J&J
17"
Dext & Piscataquis 4 X%
Duluth Missabe & Iron
9*6
9*6
9*6
1st
2.00%
2.00%
2.00%
2.00%
2.00%
f This price includes accrued interest.
"49—J&J
Range—
mortgage 3%b 1962—A&O
99
2.00
1.50%
107*6
60
70"
1st gold 5s 1937
Dutchess Co RR 4*6s
J&J /
1940—J&D
2
10*6
M&S
1965——M&N
k Last sale,
Nominal.
r
11*£
103
101
J&J
54*6
60
J&J
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948.J&D
II"
15
/
15*6
23
1st M 6s 1946 series A„.M&N /
Certificates of deposit
/
2*6
5
Georgia Carolina & Nor—
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
Georgia & Florida RR—
16
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951
4s Jan 1 1947
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945
Deb 5s 1952
H
2
Georgia Fla & Ala 1st 6s '52.F&A /
Georgia Midland 1st g 3s *46.A&O
45**
113
A&O
J&J
101*6
J&J
A&O
45
461
30*6
3lj
Glrard Point Sfge 3J4s *40—A&O
Goshen & Deckert'n 1st 5*6s 1978
100
2nd ext 6s 1979.
M&N
Gouvernour & Oswegatchie—
>
1st 5s 1942—.
—J&D
48
48
28
105*6
104
J&J
102,,
Grand River Valley—See Michig an Cen tral
Grand Trunk Pacific—
1st M 3s 1962
J&J
J&J
r
94*6
Prairie)4s 1955 r 90
(Lake Superior) 4s 1955
92
r
1st 4s Feb 15 *42 Alb gU-M&N r 101
Gen 4s 1962 Can Govt gu..J&J
106
99 **
91
94
103
108
Grand Trunk Western—
1st g gu 4s * July 1 1950—J&J
76*6
77
4.00
3.00%
75
78
90
J&J
J&„
Gen mtge 4s ser G1946
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser H1946
J&J
Gen mtge 3*6s ser 11967—J&J
Eq tr 2s 1940-1947——M&S
Eq tr 4*6s 1940 D(yr>— J&J
Western Fruit Express—
Eq tr 4*6s 1940.
J&D 6
Greenbrier Cheat & Elk—
1st 5s 1944
J&J
W Va Midland Ext 5s '54-J&J
Greenbr Ry 1st g gu 4s '40-M&N
Green Bay & Western—
Debenture ctfs A Feb
Debenture ctfs B Feb
1st 5 *6 s 1950 ser B
1st 5s 1950 series C
82
A&O
A&O
82!.
100?^
903
89*6
72
1.80
0.50%
1.00
0.50%
95
85
81
101*6
64
7*6
52
49
85*6
81*6
P
90
Equip tr 2*6s 1940-1946.-J&D
2.10
'52_J&J
Stmpd (July 1 1933 cpn on)
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
xM
1.00
Secured notes 3s 1941-1945. J&J
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb
97;
90!
82!
81
6
J&J
107 3
100
55
-
Guantanamo & Western—
1st M 6s 1958 series A
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
87*6
82*6
95
1.60%
93
85*6
66
64
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu__ --J&J
Harlem R & Portch—See N Y N H & Ha rtford
Harris Ports Mt Joy & Lane RR
Ext 4s 1943
J&J
Ho bo ken Ferry 5s 1946
M&N
108*6
5l
47
123
Hocking Valley 4*48 1999
J&J
Holidaysburg Bedford & Cumb
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
J&J
Holyoke & West 4*6s 1951—A&O
121*6
Ilousatonic con 5s 1937-.-.M&N
Hudson & Manhattan—
45*6
47"
—F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb *57-A&O
1st M 4*6s 1957 conv
F&A
47*6
15*6
48*6
48
51
100
4
■
15*6
Huntington & Broad Top Mt
RR & Coal extend 6s 1940 A&O
12*6
gold 4s 1951—
J&J
1st gold 3*6a 1951
J&J
1st extended g 3*6s 1951—A&O
1st g 3s sterling 1951...-M&S
Coll trust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918—M&N
Pur uens 1st g 3*6s 1952—J&J
*6
1st
East Tenn & Western N C—
1st stamped 5s
17
25
Extended 5s 1940—......A&O
108*6
12
82
103
6
77
Illinois Central—
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
n
-
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel—
14*6
17*6
16*6
17
2*6
5%
3.75
,
Des Plaines Val 4*6s 1947—M&S
Det & Mack 1st lien 4s 1995-J&D /
2nd Mort. gold 4s 1995—J&D /
2.50%
4.00%
4.00%
4.00%
East Penn 1st 4s 1958
2.75
9
Denver & Rio Grande Western—
3*1
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
8*6
6*i
4.00%
J&J
Gen 4*6s 1976 series D
Gen 4*6s 1977 series E
Denver & Rio Grande—
con g
5.00
78
14
50
2
Certificates of deposit— /
89
44*6
_
1st
1st
6*
5*
107*6
96*6
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
100
„
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938
.J&D
—
Delaware & Hudson—
61*6
105*6
48*6
f
Grand Rapids & Indiana—
1st 4*6s 1941
1st 3*6s 1941
59
86*6
76*6
70*6
43
4*6s 1982
Genesee River 6s 1957
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
101*6
63
con
Fort St Un Dep Det 4 *6s *41
68
64*6
1st
/
Proof of claim filed
Great Northern—
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
1st gold 4s 1943
A&O
*8*6
Amended
1.40%
48
Concord & Claremont 5s
1951
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
J&J
1st cons ref 4 *6s '52 opt—M&N
112
Colum & Toledo 4s 1955
5s
M&S/
/
Eq 4*6s 1940-'41 H (s-a)_M&S b
Florida Southern gu 4s 1945.J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J /
F&A
17
24
1st
1st & ref 5s 1974
Certificates of deposit
'44-J&J
16
26*6
2.00%
M&N
14*6
A&O
14*6
Eq 4*6s '40-'41 LL (s-a)—M&S b
2.75
Eqtr 4*6s 1940-'43 (s-a)—M&S b
3.00
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
J&J / 51
Erie & Pgh g 3 *6s B 1940
J&J
100*6
3*68 series O 1940
J&J
100*6
Florida Central & Peninsula—
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1940-'43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947—J&D
21
94
A&O
51
55
22*6
17
15*6
A&O
—
113
Columb & Hock Val 4s
119
J&J /
-J&J f
A..A&O /
Series D 1953
Ref & imp M 5s 1967
Ref & impt M 5s 1975
97
105*6
1.25%
51
__
Erie prior lien g 4s 1996Gen lien gold 4s, 1996
1948-A&0
16*6
16
El Paso & Southwestern RR—
1st & ref 5s 1965
A&O
5s stamped 1965
(Mountain and
Clinchfield
84
93
105*6
Eq tr 2*6s Dec 1 1940-49
b
1.80
Elmira & vVilliamaporc—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
107
Income 5s 2862
A&O
99*6
El Paso & R I 1st gu 5s 1951.J&J
52
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser
Series B 1953
99*6
106
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941 _--M&N
97
108*6
91*6
A&O
Edmonton Dun vegan & British
Columbia Ry 4*6s 1944--A&O
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
RR—
88*6
92*6
97%
1.75
s
1st M
16
1st
87*6
76*6
83*6
50"
Cleveland Union Terminals—
2X
14*6
2.00
Ser D
Gen
109
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
1st M 4Xb 1969 opt 1919-J&D
112*6
Chic Memp & Gulf 5s 1940.-J&J f
27
Chic Milw & Gary 1st 5s '48-A&0 f
4*6
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
60-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul—
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989
J&J
Gen g 3X8 B May 1 1989.J&J
Gen 4Xb May "89 series O-J&J
Gen 4*6s May '89 ser E—J&J
Gen M 4X8 May *89 Ser F.J&J
Equip trust 3lis 1940-"53A&0
Eq 4*6s '40-'43 E & P (yr)_J&J
Eq 4*6s "40-*41 G & H (yr) J&J
Eq tr 5s 1940 ser B (yr)..F&A
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3 *6s g 1987
M&N
Gen M gold 4s 1987
M&N
Stmpd non-pay Fed Inc tax—
Gen M 5s '87 stpd inc tax.M&N
Ser B 4*6s gen gtd 1942—A&O
Ser B 3*6s gen gtd 1942—A&O
Ser O 3*6s gen gtd 1948—M&N
Gen & rer
109
1953
A&O
Chic June RR 1st 4s 1945—M&S
Chic June Ry & Un Stk Y ds—
Coll tr ref 5s 1940
—A&O
Coll trust ref 4s 1940
A&O
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4*6s gen gtd 1942—J&J
0.50%
1.20%
M&N
1st cons 5s gold 1943
J&J
Florida East Coast 4*6s '59.J&D /
13*6
Clev Cine Chic & St Louis—
104
1.75
92*6
94*6
Cincinnati Union Terminal Co—
103 X
1.00
108
Consol 1st g 5s 1956.
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948
Proof of claim filed
b
Cin Northern RR 1st 4s 1951-J&J
Indianapolis & St Louis—
A&O
12*6
99*6
-
Eq trust 2*6s 1940-52
99
28
104*6
Short Line 1st 4s
ft Basis.
Oinn & Muskingum Valley—
1st 4s 1948
_F&A
Cinn New Orl & Tex Pacific Ry—
10656
49
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern
1st consol gtd 4s 1942
M&N
86
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934—- A&O f 112%
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82__M&N
85%
Chic Great West 1st 4s 1959-M&S f
26 X
3.00
Equip tr 4Xb "A" 1945--A&O
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry —
1st mtge s t 4*6s ser A '56 M&S
104*6
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry—
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar—J&J
57
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A
14
J&J
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—J&J
13
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O—J&J
11*6
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A.M&N
8
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B_ J&J
8
3.25
Equip tr ser E 1940-1944-A&0 I
Monon Coal—
Non-cuminc 5s 1955(w-s)—- /
13
Chic
91*6
93*6
48
65
100*6
101X
*55--F&A
54
Cin Ind & West 1st 5s 1965-M&N
99
Chicago & Alton RR—
Refunding g 3s 1949
A&O /
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Gen M 4s 1958
------M&S
1st & ref 4ha ser B 1977—F&A
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A—F&A
Illinois Div 3**s '49 op 29-J&J
4s July 1 1949
J&J
Eq tr 2 *6s 1940-1947
A&O
Chicago & Eastern 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
M&N
Certificates of deposit
5s income w i 1997.......—..
51
88
®
----
63*6
40
122
99
—-M&S
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940-J&J
Paint Creek Br 4s 1945—-F&A
Potts Creek 4s 1946——J&J
R & A Div 1st con g 4s '89-J&J
2d con g 48 1 989
---J&J
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g "41-M&S
77
38
4.00
3.00%
61
Consol gold 5s 1952
M&N /
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton—
General 5s gold 1942
J&D
105"
2s 1940-1947
52
4.50
65
1957 gu—J&J
1944
J&J
1945
J&J
1946---——J&J
67
49*6
.
Chesapeake & Ohio—
General 4*6a gold 1992—M&S
Ref & imtp 3*6s D 1996--M&N
Ref & .mpt 3 %b ser E 1996 F&A
Ref & impt 3 *6s ser F 1963 J&D
1*6% notes, 1940
J&J
2*6% notes, 1941
J&J
notes, 1942
J&J
notes, 1943
J&J
80*6
60
48 %
95
100*6
48
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
Carolina—
,
5*6
74
107*6
106*6
107*6
106*6
1st M 4s series D 1963
1st mtge 3 lis ser E 1963—J&J
Guaranteed 3*6s 1951
M&S
60
1st ref 6s 1940-1976
Central Vermont Ry— ;r:,
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1940-1944 (yr)_ b
Charleston & Western Carolina—
1st 5s 1946)
—---A&O
Chatt Rome & Sou 1st 5s 47 J&J
A&O
J&J
1944
46*6
Central
Guar g 5s
7
2
Chicago union Station—
5
----J&J
_
6*6
5*6
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast—
656
44
5s 1987-J&J
6*6
5*6
1*6
99*6
21*6
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g
Gen M 4s 1987
Sec 4*6s 1952 ser A
M&S v
Sec 4*6 ser A certifofdep
/
30-yr conv 4*6s 1960
M&N /
31
4.25
1946-—J&J
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947—J&J
Mobile Div g 5s 1946
J&J
Oconee Div 1st 5s 1945-—-J&D
Cent New Eng 1st gu 4sl961 J&J
Macon & Nor g 5s
5H
16*6
2.00
ff wn
A&O f
27 X
.
-—.M&N
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
85
Payable in Canadian funds.
85
68"
43*6
46*6
41
46 *i
m
RAILROAD
March, 1940]
NOTICE—AH bond prices are
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Bid
Bonds
Illinois Central—(Concluded)
Collateral trust 4s 1953
M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955
40-year 454s Aug 1
MAN
1966.F&A
Carlo Bridge 4s g 1950* -J&D
Lltch Dlv 1st g 3s 1951
J&J
Louisv Dlv 344s g 1953—J&J
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951--F& A
St Louis Div g 3s 1951
J&J
Gold 344s 1951
—J&J
Sp'fieid Div ext 34%s 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s
4Hs ser
jsser
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
9854
9944
4344
43 44
1st & ref 444s 2003 ser
90
1st & ref 4s ser
8544
56
7844
6944
§1*
86
51
60
76
55
.75
2.60
b
1.25
1.50
b
1.60
b
1.60
1)
2.00
b
4448 series C, 1963
J&D
Indiana Bloomington & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
A&O /
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mtge 4 44s 1957
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
J&J
J&J
1st gold 4s 1950
Indianapolis & Louisville—
J&J
1st guar 4s 1956
J&J
Indiana polls Union—
^Ref & imp M344sserB'86 M&S
Internat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J& J
AdJ M 6s July 1952 ser A.April
1st M 5s 1956 series B
J&J
2.10
-
—
-
2.00%
0.75%
1.00%
1.10%
1.10%
1.50%
1.60%
48
4844
40 44
45.
14
106
„
12i%
„
1st M 5s 1956 ser C
J&J /
Equipment trusts—
444s ser, A 1940--rJA;D
4448 series B 1940-1942. A&O
Internet Rys (Central America)—
"i money 5s 1972
J&J
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st 1 & ref 644s 1947
F&A
Debenture 4s 1961..
J&D
Iowa Central 5s ctfs 1938- .J&D
1st & ref g 4s 1951
M&S
Jacksonville Gainesville &
Gulf Ry 1st 5s 1951
-A&O /
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw
Bee Michigan Central
10
1044
2.00
2.50
1344
144
1044
1044
1.00%
1.50%
85
87
'9144
93
9544
5044
644
144
9644
—,
144
344
Ref & ext 6s ser B 1967—-J&J
106
444is 1940 guar opt.M&N
„
5344
5544
10044
1st 4s 1990-.A&O
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
A&O
65
Certificates of deposit
—
Kan O Mem & Bir 4s 1934—M&S
Income 5s Mar 1934
Sept 1
Kan City Sou 1st g 3s 1950--A&O
'
11950--J&J
Eq tr 3s F Jan f 1941 1943
3s 19)4-1946
J&J
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930——J&J
Ref & Impt 5s Apr
--
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978
J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR—
fist gold 444s 1961J&J
t444s stamped 1961
J&J
,444s plain 1961
J&J
1st mtge 444s unguar 1961-J&J
Lake Erie & western RR—
1st mtge 5s ext at 3 % to'47 J&J
2d 5s 1941-J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
Cong g ref 344s 1997
J&D
Leamington & St Clair 4s '45 A&O
3444
8844
35
35
Lehigh Valley—
1st gold 4s 1948-....——.J&D
Con M 6s ann irred-.
J&D
Con M 444* ann Irred
J&D
Gen cons gold 4s 2003
M&N
4s assented 2003
Gen con gold 444s 2003..M&N
4448 assented 2003
Gen con gold 5s 2003..—M&N
5s assented 2003
-
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York-rlst 444s gold 1940.......J&J
444s assented 1940
Lehigh Valley Term 6s 1941 A&O
Ka
O
Qopnti
ted 1941
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&B
Lex & East'n 1st gu 5s 1965--A&O
2.10
6744
6844
1.00%
1.60%
10744
10744
9744
10644
9844
6644
6744
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
J&J /
Long Dock cons 354s 1950—A&O /
Long Island—
Unified g 4s, 1949
M&S
Refunding mtge 4s 1949..M&S
4s stamped 1949-.-....M&S
Equip tr 4448 1941-45 (yr)_F&A b
Louisiana & Ark 5s A 1969
J&J
Equip trust 344s to 1946..A&O b
1st mtge gold 5s 1946—..J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s
1945--M&S
2.75
78
15
43
46
41
45
90
1977.
1st 4s 1957
J&J
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942.-M&N
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
J&D /
/
f
/
/
Minneapolis Northfleld &
Southern Ry 1st 6s '41-.M&S
11
.
1544
65
43
33
\1V*
66
47
38
25
1344
1444
7 44
144
44
I
82
83
Mo-Illinois
75
Mo Kans & Okla 5s 1942
88
90
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
80
83J4
47"
cons
RRlst5s
1959. .J&J f
2.00
8944
1.25%
4344
4444
67
i*
II*
1444
15 H
18*
II*
15
16
1744
1744
20
1844
5044
45
-
-
54
34
11644
60
101
107
10
6344
8944
8944
89
2.75
84 h
2.75
61
3.00
544
544
5 44
25
244
6044
144
6244
2.00%
RR—
1344
1144
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
J&J
Prior lien 444s 1978 ser D.J&J
AdJ M 5s Jan 1967
ser
A-.A&O f
b
1st gold 4s 1990
J&D
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A
F&A /
Certificates of deposit..
/
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F...M&S /
Certificates of deposit
/
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G...M&N /
Certificates of deposit...... /
1st & ref 5s 1980ser H
A&O/
Certificates of deposit..
/
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I
F&A
Certificates of deposit..
/
Conv g 544s 1949 ser A_._if&N /
Secured 544s 1939-1956—-J&D f
EquiptrustSs 1940(yr).. .M&So
Eq tr 4 V4* *40-,44 F (vr) _.M&N b
Equip tr 244s 1940-1949--F&A b
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975.M&S /
3d ext 4s July 1 1938
M&N/
Mobile & Birmingham—
Prior lien 5s. 1945
5s small 1945
Gen M g 4s 1945.
4s small 1945
Mobile & Ohio—
Gen gold 4s. 1938
..M&S /
Ref & impt 4Kb 1977——M&S /
Secured 5s 1938
9044
9044
9044
2.00%
8444
2.00
...M&S /
Eqtr 4s 1940-1943
M&S b
Eq 444s 1941-1942 (yr)-.J&J15 b
Montgom Div g 5s 1947—F&A /
11144
14
2344
'244
X
General 5s Jan 1 1938
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
New Orleans Great Northern—
10044
..J&J
J&J /
7854
Income deb 5s 2032
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915
13
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & impt 444s 52 ser A..J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953..J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
99
Equip trust 444s.
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4Hs 1945 guar
J&J
Newport & Richfor Is 5a 1941..
"
55
/
/
/
/
/
*
*
*
b
14
5944
694*
69j|
28
34
33
32
3444
3244
314*
3744
28"
3254
3444
2~60
2.00%
jC
35
33
35
40
29
111
99
New York Central RR—
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A
F&A
Ref & impt 444s 2013 A...A&O
Ref & Impt 5s 2013 O
A&O
10-year 354s sec s f 1946..A&O
3 44a conv secured 1952
M&N
New York Central & Hud Riv
W*
57 X
Ref g 344s July 1 1997—J&J
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt
J&J
L 8 coll tr g 3X8 1998— ..F&A
M O coil tr g 344s 1998—F&A
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt Morris
34*s 1959—
J&D
N Y Cent equip trusts—
444s 1940-1945
—M&N
2 Ks Mar 15 1940-1952
New York Chicago & St Louis—
1st 344s extend 1947
A&O
Ref 544s 1974 ser A—
A&O
Ref 444s 1978 ser O
M&S
10-yr 6s coll tr 4s 1946
F&A
3-yr 6s ext'd notes 1941
A&O
Equipment trusts—
254s 1940-1947—..
M&S b
7544
9044
5944
5644
95
1.85
2.25
8244
6344
53 X
82
81X
2.50
3s 1940-1951
2.75
J&J b
3.00
4s 1940-1949
M&S b
New York Connecting RR
1st M 444s 195)4 series A
10544
F&A
107
1st oruar 5s 1953 series B
F&A
New York & Erie RR—
A
92
1st 4s ext g 1947
-M&N
2d ext 5s 1939
82
—M&S
3d mtge 444s 1938
75
M&S
New York & Greenwood Lake—
e
1st guar g 4s 1991
..M&S
Consol gold 344s 2002...M&S
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
2.50%
26 44
17
1644
144
144
1.50
2.50
2.50
244
73
92
3244
37
3.00
2.75
1844
51
44
106
-
17H
i77*
1744
1744
17*
144
!24
.00%
.75%
74A
63
95
33
39
2.25%
2.00%
2444
55
10644
120
b Basis,
/
48
4244
39
35 44
f Price includes accrued interest,
1344
M&N
4344
4144
3644
95
36
1st & ref 4s ser A 1973—.M&N
55
1st & ref 444s 1973 ser B..M&N
New York & Long Branch-
63
General
17
1644
17
1644
17
1644
17
1644
Gen 6s 1955
A&O
125
Montana Wyoming & Southern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1939
M&S / 41
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945....J&J
89
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5s 1956-
Guar g 5s 1946
N Y & Har 1st
g 3 54s 2000—M&N
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May 1946- J&D
New York Lack & Western—
Mohawk & Malone—
Monongahela Ry Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A I960*..M&N
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955
A&O
108
1144
544
3.40
80
74
63
6144
J&J
..J&J
—J&J
J&J
12
t Secured interest at exchange rate of 4.8665.
85
75
73
26
10944
b
M&S
Eq tr 2 44s 1941-1952
F&A
Missouri Kan & Texas Ry Co—
112
-
244
144
36
-
78
-
IV*
78
78
60
4044
4044
4944
4944
3244
11244
57
424*
20
36
J&J
J&J
50
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
Equip trust 2 44s 1940-1949F&A
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
Oonsol g 5s July 1 1945
New Haven & North amp to nRef cons 4s 1956
..—J&D /
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
N J & N Y 1st ext 5s 1950—M&S
45
32
Minneapolis & St Louis—
5s ctfe of deposit 1934
M&N /
1st refdg gold 4s 1949—.M&S /
1951 /
M&N
1st M 44*s 1956 series D..F&A
Certificates of deposit
844
'
%
off—1951
receipt No 4 on
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
6344
96
^
Sept 1 1951—M&S
■
coupon
Assent cash warrant and scrip
7544
58
9244
87
89
1951....
65
Grand River Valley—
..M&S
1st 4s 1959.
Jackson Lansi:
nsing & Saginaw
1st
X
4s(Apr 1914 coupon on)
con
60
63
.
80
11*
1st
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A
A&O
Certificates of deposit.
1st 5s 1954 series B
A&O
Certificates of deposit
1st M 54*s 1954 series A..A&0
Certificates of deposit
1st 5s 1956 series O
F&A
Certificates of deposit.
Michigan Central—
Ref & impt 4 44s 1979 ser C-J&J
1st gold 344s 1952
M&N
1st ext 4 Ms 1939.
J&D
Con ext 4 44s 1939
J&D
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
Mil&State Line 1st 3 44s 1941 .J&J
X
1977
National RR of Mexico—
Prior lien 444s assent cash
50-year 1st 5s 1983
113
85
4s Sept 1914 coupon off—1977
4s Asst(cash warr & coup).1977
Morris & Essex 344s 2000
J&D
Oonstr'n 5a 1955 ser A—.M&N
Constr'n 444s 1955 ser B.M&N
2124
2.00%
2.00%
82
31
80"
Louisiana & North West RR—
1st M gold 5s 1935
..A&O /
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
65
2.75
gold 4s 1938
J&J /
5
1st cons gold 5s 1938-—
J&J /
5
1st cons 5s 1938 gu int
J&Ji/
544
2d M gold 4s guar 1949-—J&Ji
23
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J /
144
1st ref 544s 1978 ser B
J&J
5844
25-year 5 44s 1949
-M&S /
144
Minu Terminal 1st 3 44s *50--J&J
40
Minn Transfer Ry 344s 1956. J&O
103
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
RR cons 4s 1951
J&J
7244
1.50
Lincoln Park & Charlotte—
58 1939
J&J
Lltchf & Madis 1st 5s 1959.M&N
Little Miami guar 4s 1962—M&N
74*
Certificates of deposit
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
F&A
7844
—
68
43
1st mtge 5s 1954..
7854
Ref & ext 58 Feb *62 ser A.Q-F /
Certificates of deposit..
/
1st 7s ext at 6% 1932
J&D
76
110
Gen mtge 4s ser A 1965...A&o
Equip tr 4 44s G 1940-45
M&N 6
75
92
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
1st 344s
on
warr't & scrip ret No 4 on '26
91
Milwaukee & Northern—
,105
107
Kana & Mich
7944
73
AdJ M Apr 1 *53 ser A
Sept
AdJ 5s series 3 1953 Sept.....
104
1944—__J&p
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948.A&0
1st os June 1
scrip receipt No 5
J&J
_
J4
Assent cash warrant and
April 1914
Mexican International—
4s Sept 1914 coupon on
X
scrip receipt No 4 on 1957.
Gtd gen s f 4s (Apr '14 coup on)
April 1914 coupon off 1977
11144
7644
10644
H
Assent cash warrant and
,
81
J&J
ext at 5% to 1940-- — —A&O
Midland Valley 5s 1943..—A&0
Joplln Union Depot Co—
1st g
79
1st mtge & coll 4s ser A 45 J&D
Conv gen 444s ser A 1960-J&D
Secured 6s 1959 1st ser--J&J
6s 2nd series 1959J&J
(Foreign series) 1960
10544
10644
10444
2
69IS
July 1914 coupon on 1957...
July 1914 coupon off 1957
Maine Central—
Midland of New Jersey—
Jacksonville Terminal—
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield
1st g 4s 1959 guar..
J&D
Joliet & Nor Ind—See Mich Cent
1st 5s 1947
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
104
Chattanooga & St
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
..F&A
Eq tr 2 44s 1940-1952
M&S b
National Rys of MexicoPrior lien 444s—
Jan 1914 coupon on 1957....
1.75%
10144
10444
Joliet & Northern Indiana—
244
1st & gen mtge 5s 1967
J&J
Ref & ext 5s ser A 1967—J&J
2.25
10144
1st gtd 344s 1941--------J&J f
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s 51-M&S
1st cons A 6s 1963—--.—A&O
M'shfield & S'east—See Wis Cent
Memphis Union Station Co—
59
1044
105
82
E 2003--A&0
Manila RR Sou Lines—
1st 4s extend 1959—.... M&N
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
112
5544
1st &ref 394s ser
Eqtr 244s 1940-54—_
Coll trust 344s 1950
J&J
Coll trust 4s I960-_J &J
Atl K& Cin Div 4s 1955—M&N
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46-F&A
St Louis Dlv 2d 3s 1980-M&S
Mob & Mont 444s 1945—M&B
Southern Ry Joint Monon
collateral 4s, 1952-——J&J
L & N Term 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
Equipment trust 5s...
Equipment trust 544s.
98
107
T
101 4*
-J&J
A&O
O—A&O
D 2003—A&O
55
b
111 Cent RR Co & Chic St L & J
N O RR Jt 5s, A, 1963—J&D
Louisville & Nashville—
Unified gold 4s 1940
4544
M, 1940-1941—M&N b
{a ser N. 1940-1941—A&O
is ser O, 1940-1942—J&J
js ser P. 1944
A&O
4s ser Q, 1940-1944
F&A
Nashville
52
Bid
Bonds
Ask
4444
5644
M&S
L. 1940--—A&O
Bid
Bonds
60
Equipment trusts—
3s ser R, 1940-1952
and defaulted bond*
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date if issue
Ask
65
1951—F&A
69
BONDS
"and interest" except where marked "f" and Income
gold 4s 1941..
724*
1
76
General 1st 5s 1941
M&S
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939—A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
7544
•
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
6s Jan 15 *48 conv..J&J15
4s May 11957
—M&N
4s
July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
4s 1956 non-conv
M&N
4s 1947 non-conv...M&S
344s March 1947
*
*
•
16
M&S
344s 1954 non-conv—A&O
344" 1956 conv....
J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940
A&O
1st & ref 4)4s 1967
J&D
Equip.trusts 3s 1940-1951 M&S
4 4*s 9-15-40 to 3-15-45M&S 15
444s 1940-1946—
J&J
'f
5s....................
Har Riv & Pt Ches 4s '54 M&N
N Y & N J Ferry 5a 1946
J&J
New York Ontario & Western
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992—M&S
Gen M g 4s 1955 red..... J&D
New York Pennsylvania & Ohio
b
Prior lien ext 4 4£s.
f
f
f
b
2.75
f
40
f
f
1950. _M&S f
1st & ref g 5s '61 opt '15—F&A
Certificates of deposit-.--.- j
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941.M&N /
n
Nominal,
r
2.50
2.75
2.25
61
2d mtge 4 4*81937
F&A
Gen mtge. 5s g 1940.....F&A
Term 1st g 5s 1943—M&N
N Y Westchester & Boston Ry—
1st M g 444s 1946 guar...J&J
Norfolk & Car 2nd 5e 1946—J&J
Norfolk Southern—
k Last sale,
15
2944
1844
b
New York 8usq & Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937.....J&J
1st gen g 5s 1954
1544
1544
b
New York Phila & NorfolkStock trust ctfiB 4s 1948
J&D
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942—..A&O f
N Y & Putnam 1st 4s g 1993.A&O
N Y Short Line 4s 1957
F&A
N Y & Stamford 4s 1958—M&N /
opt—J&JI/
Norfolk Term 1st gu 4s *61 -M&N
Norf Term & Transp 5s '48.F&AI
1944
444
1644
1644
544
254
8644
98
82
loo"
40
16
7
7
4844
544
99
1244
1244
60
24
10644
117
Payable in Canadian funds.
RAILROAD
70
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 da; of the month preceding the date of Issue
Bid
Bonds
Norfork & Western By—
1st con 4s 1996
A&O
Norrlst'n & Maine 1st 4s '62 M&S
Nor Cent 6s 1974 ser A—-M&S
Gen & ref g 4%s ser A'74_M&S
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 6s—
Bonds
122
Pitts & West Va Ry 4 %s '58A J&D
1st M 4%s 1959 ser B
A&O
^
121
113
107 M
49
'45-
40%
19451945-
40 %
Oct 1938 and subs coupons
Ctfs of deposit stamped—
Apr '33 to Oct '34 cpns
Apr *33 to Oct *38 cpns
Northern Pacific—
1.00
3.75
3.00%
54%
47 M
47%
1.90
1.90
90 M
7%
7%
108
55
5%
5%
5%
5%
4M
4M
M
4M
111%
117%
118%
119
105 M
106
Colony RR 4s 1938-—J&J
1st M 5%s 1944
F&A
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D
1st M 4Mb 1950 series O—J&J
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946-J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1946
J&J
106
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956
4
Reading Belt 1st 4s 1950
M&S
Reading Company—
Jer Cent 4s 1951 opt'06--A&O
Gen&ref4%s 1997 ser A..J&J
Gen & ref 4%s 1997 ser B.J&J
Eq 4%s 1940-'45 (s-a)—_M&N
Philadelphia & Reading RR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947
A&O
Extended 4%s Oct 1 1943
Term 5s g gu May 1 '41 Q&F
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939-
1st coll tr 4s 1949 opt
13
Paullsta Ry 1st 7s
70
'42serAM&S15
103 M
105%
102%
Cons 1st extend 5s 1949 A&O
72"
104%
St Jos & Grand Island 4s '47.»J&J
A&O
52"
54
97 M
98
98%
4s series E
J
109
114%
115"
114
117%
114%
118%
101
101%
107
95%
95%
86%
89%
83%
107%
100
104
1.00
1911-1949.—J&J b
2.25
2Mb series G 1940-1950.J&D b
2 Ms series H 1940-1952 M&N b
2Mb Oct 1 1940-1954.. A&O b
1.80
Peor &
East
cons
4s
1.80
2.00
1940--A&O
67
2d cons lnc 4s 1990
9
Apr 1 f
Peoria & Pekln Union Ry—
1st g 5 Mb 1974 series A
107
F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4s 1937 gu op. J&J f
55
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 ser A.-J&J
63
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B..J&J
52%
1st 4Mb 1980 ser O
M&fl
57%
Equiptr4%s 1910-1945.. M&N b
Equip tr 2 Ms 1940-1947. .M&N b
Equip trust 2 %s 1940-'16 -J&J b
Perkiomen RR ext 2Mb 1951.J&J
Phila & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M&N
Phila Bait & Washington—
,
M&N
1st gold 4s 1943
Gen 4s April 1 1960—...A&O
Gen 5s 1974 series B
..F&A
Gen M 4Mb 1977 ser C- J&J
Gen
414s series
D
1981
J&D
2.00
2.00
2.00
83
100
2d gold 6s 1996
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
Certificates of deposit
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B.J& J
Certificates of deposit...
Cons in 4%s 1978 ser A—M&S
Certificates of deposit stpd—
•87
90
83%
0.50%
1.75%
1.50%
1.50%
1.60%
110
54.%
57%
1.50%
1.60%
1.60%
100%
114
115
108%
107%
109%
1990—J&J
83
1st consol g
—J&D
4b 1968
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996—J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 4%s '47..J&J /
St Paul & Kansas City Short Line
1st guar 4 %s 1941
F&A /
Pacific ext 1st 4s £ 1940— -J&J
St Paul Union
J&J
Seaboard Air Line Ry Oo—
1st gold 4s 1950
8%
Stamped
— -—
A&O /
A&O /
95%
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
Cons gold 5s 1947
J&J
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis—
117%
115%
Con g gu 4%s ser A 1940.A&O
103%,
103%
5% secured notes 1931
Receiver ctfs 3-3 %s '45—F&A
4Mb series B 1942
107%
108%
108
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
4Mb series C 1942
A&O
M&N
4s series D 1945
M&N
109
3%s serieS E 1949
F&A
.J&D
105%
109
115%
115%
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
A&O
Gen M 4%s 1977 ser C—J&J
Pitts Shawmut & Northern—
103%
6% receivers' ctfs 1927
F&A /
Pitts & Shawmut 5s 1959
J&D /
Pitts Shenango & Lake Erie—
105
98
16
38
/
/
/
/
/
F&A /
1st g 4s May 1
116%
116%
105%
105%
98%
20
1st gold 5s 1940
A&O
102%
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943--J&J
113
Pitts Term RR & Coal 5s '42. J&J /
50
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943.M&N
108
1933—..M&S /
Shamokin Sun bury &
2d ext'd 5s 1945
f This price includes accrued interest.
9%
7%
8
83
58
112
60
94
60
79%
61%
61%
20%
62
12%
62
23%
12%
v
12
12%
14%
14%
13%
11%
11%
14
11%
11%
2 75
2.00%
2.25%
2.25%
57%
28%
16%
-J&J
*55 gu—F&A
Sioux City & Pac 3 %s 1936. -F&A /
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55—J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950.-----J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O /
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s
Railway—
consol g 5s 1994
1st
90
4%
5%
5%
6%
97%
98%
115%
116%
56
J&D
Stephenville Nor & Sou Texas—
1st M guar g 5s 1940 stmp__ J&J
Sturgis Goshen & St Louis Ry—
102%
78%
110
1st 3s Dec 1 1989
Suffolk & Car con 5s 1952
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
11
10%
9%
1%
4%
4%
14
6
2%
4%
4%
6%
4%
6
5%
6%
64
65
12
15%
2%
2%
2%
3%
30
35
75
,,..,
1st consol gold 5s 1944
F&A
Gen ref s f g 4s '53 opt *10.J&J
114/8
107%
Ref & impt M 3%s B *74-J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942.M&S
Texarkana & Fort Smith—
1st M 5%s 1950 guar
F&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J '26
Texas & New Orl 5s 1943-J&J
Texas & Pacific Ry—
1st gold 5s 2000
10
'0
,
,
89%
92
00
...
108
9<
08%
08%
08%
2d 5s Dec 1 2000
Ann Mar
Gen&ref5s 1977 ser B_—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D-..J&D
Equipment trusts—
M&S
4%sserHH 1940
4%s ser JJ 1940424 %s ser A1941-43
ser
A&O
F&A
,_M&N
B1940-43
4 %sser C 1940 44.
J&D
b
1.00
0.50%
b
1.80
b
1.80
b
1.80
b
2.00
1.25%
1.25%
1.25%
1.50%
2.25
1.75%
b
2 %s ser D 1940-52
M&N
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 5%s 1964
M&S
Mary ii
97
106
J&D
91
84
J&J
92%
'
85%
'60 J&D
Div 1st 4s 1951 F&A
—
'
87
-
*
60
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
J&J
99
1st gold 4s April 1 1950—A&O
Tol Term 1st 4%s *57 gu
M&N
Tol Walhoudlng Valley & Ohio—
66
1st mtge 4s ser B 1967'
Toledo St Louis & Western—
100%
aco
105
Gen 4%s 1946
—J&J
Union Pacific—
1st ry & land gr 4s « 1947—J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008
M&S
35-year 3%s debs 1971—M&N
34-year 3 %s debs 1970—A&O
Eq tr 2%sserE 1940-'52..J&J
Union RR (Penn) 1st 5s '46-M&S
114%
107%
115%
95%
b
97
1.90
115
M&S
116
Union Terminal Oo (Dallas)1st mtge 3 %s 1967
-F&A
102
-
United N J RR & Canal Co—•
1st 4%s Sept 1 1979——M&S
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
1st 4s Sept 1 1948
—M&S
„
1st 4%s Feb 1 1973
Gen 1st g 3%s 1951
Vandalia RR 4s 1955 ser
F&A
M&S
A—F&A
M&N
Series B 1957
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
July 1914 coupon off—J&J'/.
Cash war & scrip ret No. 5 on J
1940--A&O
Vicksburg Bridge Oo—
__
'40--M&N
Gen 5s May 1 1941
M&N
ref & impt 5s 1973—
M&N
42
43%
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
47
...A&O
Virginian Ry 3%s A 1966..M&S
Eq tr 4%s 1940 (yr)
J&J
119%
73
Payable in Canadian funds.
g
110
113%
119
109
109%
109
5s 1958
%
86
„
1st s f 4-6s 1968
M&S
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
cons
119
1934---—J&J
Vermont Vail 1st 4 %s
1st
67
J&J
109%
105
M&S
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
100%
108%
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946—J&D
Consol M 4%s 1966 ser A.F&A
Transylvania RR 1st 5s 1956. J&J
Union Depot (Columbus, Ohio)—
44
18"
14
86
—
75"
16%
37
J&D
J&J f
A&O
Tavares & Gulf RR—
,...
1 st extend 3s 1948
...M&S /
Tenn Ala & Georgia 4s 1957
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
1
r
102
65
70
72
20%
21%
*
Pr lien 6s '15 ext 5%
94
12%
66
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
102
Berwick RR 5s 1952.....A&O
5%
Tampa & Gulf Coast g 5s'53.A&0 f
Tampa & Northern RR—
5s (stamped 3s) 1936
J&J f 40
91
Tampa Union Sta 5s 1940. .M&N
30
Tampa Un Terra 4-6%s '53—J&J
Deb 6s 1946
125"
1.50
2.00
2.00
51
J-
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008.-M&S
70
Nominal,
80%
b
Staten Isld Ry 4%s 1943
1st 4s 1956
+_
Toledo & Ohio Central—
Ref & imp M 3 %s ser A
75
87%
57%
76
4%s series OO 1940-44—J&D
Aiken Branch 4s 1998J&J
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
Spartanburg Union & Columbia—
1st 4s 1995
J&J
Spok Internat 1st g 5s 1955-J&J f
Stark Elec RR 1st 7s 1952
J&D f
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
1.75%
82'
60
60
4s series BB 1940-1943.M&S b
b
St
gug 5s 1963
A&O
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Oo—
n
.00
35
J&J
58
9%
cons
k Last sale,
b1
Develop & gen M g 4s *56- A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956
A&O
Develop & gen 6 %s 1956--A&O
Equipment trusts—
4%s series AA 1940-41-A&O
South & North Alabama—
Gen
2.00
1.90
1-.90
2.30
2.30
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955.J&J
33
17
9
2.40
1.00
b
b
&
b
b
b
Southern
4s
Lewisb'g-—_
-
b Basis,
30%
10%
8%
8%
8%
128
55%
111%
51%
44%
47%
46%
45%
45%
52%
1st 4%s (Ore Lines) 1977-M&S
40-year 4%s 1968.
—M&S
50-year 4%s 1981
M&N
4%s 1969 with warr
M&N
10-yr secured 3%s 1946—-J&J
Equipment trusts—
4%s series H 1940
J&D
4%s series J 1940-1942—J&J
4Mb series L 1940-1944-J&D
4%s series M 1940-1945M&N
2%s Aug 1 1940-1954
2 Mb series N1940-1951 M&N
Pacific Fruit Express—
Eq 5s 1940-1941 D (yr).A&0
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5%s 1949
A&O
1st mtg g 4%s
Seaboard-All Florida Ry—
6s ser A ctfs of deposit—....
/
6s ser B ctfs of deposit-—.—/
Seaboard & Roanoke 5s 1931-J&J /
Seacoast RR prior lien 5s '48_ A&O
107
109
1
7%
7%
7%
Salt Lake City Union Depot
94
and RR 1st 5s 1938.
—M&N
17
Salt Lake & Ogden 5s 1934
/
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—•
1st guar g 4s 1943
55%
J&J
San Fran & San Joaquin Val
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
102%
A&O
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950—A&O
77
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix
1st g 5s 1942
M&S
109%
70
Schuylkill & Leh 1st 4s '48.M&N
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989M&N
121%
94%
F&A
1
Depot—
1st & re.' 5s 1972
Co.
M&N
39"
St Paul & Dulutb—
J&D
48 series H 1960
45"
105"
,
93
4Mb series I 1963
F&A
4Mb series J 1964
..M&N
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A..
J&D
loo"
9
3.00
Equipment trusts—
4%s series K 1940-1945-J&J b
Piedmont & Northern—
48 series F 1953-.4s series G 1957
104"
Southwestern—
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—-F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
A&O
Certificates of deposit
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A--.M&S
Certificates of deposit--.—
3%s 1966:.
102%
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
104
8
101%
102%
103%
4%s series DD 1940-45-A&O
Gen & ref 5s ser A
64%
101
Phila & Reading RR—-See "Readi n g
Philippine Ry 1st 4s 1937.
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
/
1.50%
3.00
1st g 4s 1989
M&N
2d g lnc 4s Nov 1989
J&J
1st term & unif 5s 1952—J&J
,
72
1.85
Equipment trusts—
4%s series BB 1941
F&A
4s series CO 19 40-1943-M&N
St Louis
68
9%
A&O
St Louis City—See Pac of Mo
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
Riv & Gulf Divs 4s 1933-M&N
96%
96%
109%
Phila & Chester Val 4s 1948. A&O
Phila Newton &M Y3s 1942 A&O
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996—J&J
57
62
A&O
Johns & L Cham 5a 1944.M&S
St
60
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4%s 1977 ser A..A&O
1st & ref 4Mb series B 1981——
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943...—M&N
Con M 4s gold 1948
M&N
4s stamped 1948.
M&N
Con M 4Mb gold 1960—..F&A
Gen g 4 Ms 1965
—-J&D
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
Gen M 4Mb 1981 ser D—A&O
Gen M 4Mb ser E 1984..-J&J
Deb 4Mb 1970
A&O
Gen M 3%s ser O 1970—A&O
Conv deb 3%s 1952
A&O
30-yr secured 4s 1941-1964. J&J
Equipment trusts—
4Mb series D 1940-1941 M&N
stamped 1941
St Clair Term RR 5s 1950—M&S
54"
60
,
/
/
/
J&J /
63
61
102
59
80
St Clair Mad & St Louis Beit—
|
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51—J&JI
58"
Cons mtge 4%s 1939
A&O
Cons 1st extend 4%s'49 A&O
M&S /
Ry—
1st M 4%s 1957
J&J
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949.
J&J
4s stamped 1949
J&J
Rutland con 4 %s 1941.—-—J&
4%s
105%
107
100
43
A&O
1st guar 4%s 1934
Rock Island-Frisco Term
16
10%
100%
—J&J
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
10
80
9
100%
103%
107%
35%
%
%
28%
10%
Bid
Southern Pacific RR Co.—
1st ref g 4s 1955 opt 1910—J&J
70
75
Fredericksburg & Potomac—
72
104"
"5%
el*
83
99%
98%
Cons mtge 4%s 1940
A&O
Rich & Mecklenb'g 4s 1948.M&N
Rich & Petersburg 4 %s 1940 A&O
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952.J&J
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
101%
80
rAH
Delaware River Terminal—
1st 5s 1942.—
M&N
Rensselaer & Sara 6s 1941.-M&N
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
_J&D
Paterson Extension 5s 1950-J&D
Cons mtge 4s 1939
Cons extend 4s 1949
75
—J&J/
72
75%
70
100%
87%
101%
103
Rich-Washington 4s 1943—J&D
74%
41%
3.25%
3.00%
_
M&N /
M&S /
Paris-Orleans RR—
Pennsylvania Company—
28-year secured 4s 1963—-F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952——M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1941
F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Mb 1942
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1944.—J&D
Pa & N Y Canal con 5s 1939 A&O
98
86%
100%
A&O
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
Rich
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951—F&A
Southern Pacific Co—
Coll tr 4s (CP) Aug 1 *49-J&D
104%
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947
1931
Bonds
51
110%
F&A
J&D
J&D
1947--J&J /
Raleigh & S'port Ry 5s '65--J&D
26
4.00
106
1st 5s
29
4.25
1st gen 4s series A 1948—-J&D
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g
78
„
£
b
1st M 5s 1962 series B
1st gen 58 1974 series O
1st 4%s series D 1977
Guar 5s 1961
J&J
Portland & Rumford Falls—
5s 1951
M&N
Potomac Val lstgu5sg 1941 -J&J
Ask
44
39%
.
Port Reading lstgu 5s 1941—J&J
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-J&J
64%
40%
44%
54%
48%
48%
0.50%
64%
40 M
43 M
Eqtr 4Mb 1940 (vr)—M&S15
Eq tr 4s 1940-1949-J&J
Eq tr 2%s 1940-1947
M&S
Eq tr 2Mb 1940-1946
J&J
Nor RR of N J gen 4Mb 2000. J&J
North Pennsylvania RR—
Gen g3 3-lOs 1953—-—J&D
N'western Term Go 5s 1948-F&A
N'western Term RR 5s Apr 1977Norwich & Worcester 4 Mb '47M&8
Ogdensburg & lake Ghamplain-1st guar g 48 1948—-—-J&J
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943—M&S
Ohio & Little Kanawha 6s *60 M&S
Oregon-Washington RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4s *61 opt--J&J
PacFruit Express—See Sou Pac—
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J
Cardelet Br 1st 4Mb 1938.A&O
St Louis City real est 5s *38 J&J
Paducah & 111 1st 4Mb 1955-J&J
45
50
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q& J
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047-—Q&F
Ref & imp 4%s 2047 ser A.J&J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B—J&J
Ref & Imp 5s 2047 ser O—J&J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser D.-.J&J
Old
1st M 4%s 1960 ser O
A&O
Eq tr 3%s Apr 1 1940-1946—Eq tr 2Mb 1940-1946
J&D
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
80
Apr 1 1935 & sub coups 1945—
Bid
Ask
69%
99%
99%
84
55
61%
106%
1.00
114%
108
116
97
97%
1.30%
March, 1940]
RAILROAD
71
BONDS
bond price# are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
NOTICE—All
Bid
Bonds and Stocks
Wabash Railroad Co—
1st gold 6s 1939
2d gold 6s 1939.
M&N
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939. J&J
1st lien term gold 4s 1954. J&J
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s '41. J&J
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939—J&J
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—M&S
Omaha Div. 1st 3lis g '41.A&0
Wabash Railway Co—
Ref & gen 5ka 1975 A—-M&S
Certificates of deposit-.
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser B—F&A
Certificates of deposit
Ref & gen 4 k* 1978 ser O.A&O
Certificates of deposit.
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D..A&0
Certificates of deposit..
Warren 1st ref K 3 J4s 2000--F&A
Washington Central Ry—
1st 4s Mar 1 1948
Q-Mar
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
3ka Jan 1954 opt 1924..
J&J
Washington & Franklin Ry—
1st extend 4ka 1954
J&J
Wash Term Co—3ka 1945--F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4ka 1947
F&A
Par
Bid
Ask
Catawissa RR 1st pref (guar).-50
2d preferred (quar)- ————50
37
37
39
17
20
Ask
Stocks
40
42 k
17 k
20
18
25
28 k
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W)_30
Central of New Jersey
100
Chattahoochee & Gulf (guar)-100
46
Chesapeake
mm
13
-
16
42 k
-*
Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
9
9k
7k
7k
9
9k
Preferred series A
100
Hill (guar)
-50
Chicago Burl & Qulncy
100
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
6% preferred
—100
Chicago Great Western com—100
4% preferred
100
Chicago Ind'polis & Louisville 100
4% non-curn preferred
100
7k
8k
7k
Chic Mllw St Paul &
10k
12
7k
8
9
9k
7k
8
Chestnut
70
50
45 k
100
108
47 k
109
Eq tr 4 Ms E 1940-1941—J&D
Eq tr 2 Ms 1940-1946
J&D
Eq tr 2s G 1940-1949West NY & Penna 4sl943.A&0
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A
.M&S
<
Assented 5s 1946-.—
Equipment trust 5s
Western Ry of Ala 4 Ms '58-.A&0
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
1st consol gold 4s 1949---M&S
Eq tr 2Ms F Nov 15 '40-'49
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980—
J&J
Wichita Falls & Southern—
1st 5s extended 1948
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
lstggu4Ms 1941 opt--..M&N
1.75
1.75
2.00
108 k
83 k
89 k
1.00%
1.00%
1.50%
108 k
17 k
16 H
115k
1.65
3.00%
116k
1.00%
101
4
Wilm & Newborn 4s 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Nor 4Ms '77.. J&D
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5s '43.A&0
Winston-Salem Terminal
1st
s
J&J
M&S
20
65
75"
92
97
96
109^
....
Wisconsin Central Ry—
1st gen g 4s 1949
J&J
Certificates of deposit...
A&O
1st & ref 4s 1959
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936— _M&N
Certificates of deposit
Marshfield
&
S'eastern
div
17k
17 k
13 k
19
6k
6k
6k
7
7k
12
4s
M&N
1951
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
1st gold 4 Ms 1943
J&J
Tosemits Valis f g 5s 1936--J&J f
31
9k
17 k
non-cum
4% 1st non-cum preferred.-100
4% 2d non-cum preferred—100
RAILROAD
....
20
Preferred
50
74
50
85
Alabama & Vicksburg (gu)—100
Albany & Susquehanna (gu)_-100
Albany & Vermont (guar)-.—100
Alleghany Corp common
*
5M% pref (with $30 warr)_100
5M% pref (with $40 warr).100
5M% pref (without warr)__100
2M% prior conv pref
♦
Allegheny & West (6% guar)-100
Atchison & Eastern Bridge—100
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe.100
5%
non-cum
100
pref
Atlanta Birm & Coast Pf (gu)_ 100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
100
76
88
71
127'
42"
Vs
11k
ks
k
'o/c,
VS
k
Vs
93
UK
10
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred (guar)
50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar). 100
Delaware & Hudson Co
100
Delaware Lack & Western—
50
Delaware
25
(guar Perm)
11
im
15 k
50
100
100
100
preferred
Detroit Manufacturers (guar) 100
Dover & Rockaway (guar)—100
23 M
51M
52
68
70
136
126
63
IV
3M
4M
3%
66
78
~4~"
4H
4k
32
lk
3M
78
2k
4M
37
39
87
90
137
6% non-cum preferred
East Mahanoy (guar)
East Pennsylvania (guar)
Elmira & W'msport (guar)
Preferred (guar)
100
Erie
50
50
50
50
1
2
4M
6
45
20
30""
k
36
63
66""
46
49
67
70
1M
lk
2k
lk
ik
6% preferred
—
-100
Hartford & Conn Western--. 100
Illinois Central
100
Non-cum 6% pref series A--10C
Stk tr ctfs—See RR
100
43
46
69
72
5preferred
Chicago(guar)
59
62
100
160""
155
1
3
5
8
2
5
2M
5
57
50
3k
15M
k
Ilk
21k
40 M
~3k
17M
1M
Ilk
22 k
60
35
7
19
19M
18
4% non-cum preferred.
100
Lackawanna RR of N J (gu)--100
18 %
30
Lake Superior & Ishpemlng
Augusta & Savannah (guar)._100
Avon Gen & Mt Morris (gu)-100
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
50
Baltimore & Ohio common
100
4% non-cum pref
100
Bangor & Aroostook com
50
5% conv preferred
100
Beech Creek (guar N Y O)
50
Belgian National Rys Co—
American shares partic pref—
6%
11k
5M
6M
Ilk
44 M
45
30M
32
Louisville Henderson & St IxjuIs
64 %
83
67
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)--lOO
30
35
85
Louisville & Nashville
55
56 k
17
Unstamped—
1st pref 5% class A
1st pref 8% class B
1st pref 7% class O
1st pref 10% class D
1st pref 4M% class E
6% non-pum preferred
7% prior preferred
Stamped—
-.100
100
2
2%
100
100
100
100
100
100
2
3M
3M
3M
3M
100
2
2
1
J<
8M
2
2%
2k
2H
2
2k
2k
4h
100
2
1st
100
100
100
100
100
2
1st
1st
1st
pref
pref
pref
pref
pref
5% class A
8% class B
7 % class C
10% class D
4 M % class E
6% non-cum pref stamped. .100
Boston & Providence (guar)-.100
Boston RR Holding pref
Camden & Burl Co (guar)
Canada
Southern
(guar)
100
25
100
Canadian Pacific
25
Oaro Clinchfield & O (guar)--100
♦No par value.
~2~~
7M
Common
1st
*
2
2
5
__100
Lykens Valley RR & Coal (gu)_20
Pref
Maine Central
5% preferred
6% prior preferred
16
51
7
21H
22k
100
55
60
100
61
66
Michigan Central (guar)
100
650
850
Mill Creek & Minehlll Nav (gu)25
Mine Hill & Schuyl
36
4% leased line ctfs
Mississippi Central
Mo-Kan-Texas RR
7% preferred series A
Missouri Pacific
*
com
com
100
100
37
4% non-cum pref (guar)
100
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
Montgomery & Erie (guar)
10
Morris & Essex (guar)
50
5%
conv
preferred
100
38
20
30
51
9
30
22^
lVs
104
2k
33*Mi
Common
(guar)
(guar)
Preferred
45
19
65
5k
15
25 k
22
64
6%
Ry
non-cum
preferred
St Louis Southwestern
Seaboard Air Line
4-2%
non-cum
Southern
Ry
100
68
100
k
100
100
2k
k
4
92
35
k
k
*
common
100
100
preferred
60
28
12 k
16 k
28 k
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs
(gu)_100
39
Southwestern of Ga (guar)... 100
Stony Brook (guar)
100
Sussex (guar DL&W)
50
Syracuse Bing & N Y (gu)„.100
26
Tennessee
Central
Preferred
...100
Texas & Pacific Ry
100
Troy & Bennington (guar)
100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y C)__ 60
Tunnel RR of St Louis
(guar). 100
non-cum
preferred
(guar)
100
Valley RR (1STY)
(guar)
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)
..100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac (guar).100
5% non-cum pref (guar)
100
Virginian Ry—
New common
25
6%
8
6k
80
10 k
75
45
136
93
100
100
United N J RR & Canal
(gu).l00
Utlca Chen & Susq Val (gu).lOO
Utica Clinton & Bingham (gu)100
5%
5%
67
120
♦
preferred.
25
Ry
85^
242
49
9
25
62 k
87
59^
63
44 k
31 k
1
100
1st
preferred
4%
non-cum
6%
non-cum
49 M
51k
lk
lk
non-cum
Maryland Ry
preferred
cum
preferred
25
54
3k
..100
53 k
6
*.100
Ry
4% prior lien
5H%
55
100
com..
2d pref.
..100
Western Pacific RR Corp—
Wheeling & Lake Erie
5
28 k
13
36
preferred--.100'
common
non-cum
New
%
1
40
5% non-cum preferred
100
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu)-100
Schuylkill Valley Nav & RR(gu)50
Wabash
38 M
38
180
135
Vs
3 k
2
147
100
Western
27 k
150""
173 H
57 k
12 k
100
2k
1
43 k
83 k
100
3M
ik
k
3M
k
36
41 k
40
1
M
263
38
preferred A
100
non-cum conv pref B..10O
Ware River (guar)
100
Warren N J (guar D L &
W)__60
West Jersey & Seashore (gu)—50
100
100
15c"
85
Roch & Genesee Val RR
(gu)-100
Preferred
8
Massawippi Valley (guar)
Hav(gU)._50
Minneapolis St P & S S M—
20
Rome & Clinton (guar)
100
Rutland RR 7% pref.
100
Rutland & Whitehall (guar).. 100
St Joseph South Bend & Sou—
4%
36k
80
480
-.100
—
Union Pacific common
102
35
50
Mobile & Birmingham—
5M
3k
90
50
100
RR
(guar N Y Central)
2
...
100
60
100
80
100
97 k
30
Wilton (guar Boston & Me)..100
87
J Quotations represent dollars
Ex-dividend
100
48
19
35M
5%
85 M
3M
22
1
27 M
175
42 M
190
'
17
25
41M
50
Mahoning Coal
17 k
17
Preferred (guar)
100
Little Miami crlglnal guar
50
«per gti^r betterment stk.
50
Lit Schuvl Nav RR & Coaligu) 50
100
rlH
79*
10
14% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Co
50
4% non-cum 1st pref
50
4% non-cum 2d pref
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga Cguar)_l00
5%
21
(guar)
89 k
24
Shamokin Vail & Pottsv
(gu)—50
Sharon (guar Erie)
..50
Southern Pacific Co
100
55 M
53
6k
Preferred
155
75
100
St Louis-Sau Francisco
28
Lexington Union Station—
Prov & Worcester
(guar)..
Railroad Securities Co—
13 k
95
50
110k
100
7% pref (guar Pa RR )
100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh & West Virginia...100
Pitts Youngs town & Ashtabula—
Preferred (guar)
100
Pittsfield & No Adams (guar) .100
Portland & Ogdensburg
(guar) 100
23 k
100
100
214 k
100
100
13
Ki.) Allegan A* Gr Rap (gu)_.100
K O St L & Chic—Pref (gu)_.100
-----
Marquette Ry com
5% preferred
5% prior preferred
Peterborough (guar)
22 k
50
98
Lehigh Valley.--.
Pere
St Louis Bridge 1st pref
(gu)
2d preferred (guar)
-.160
-100
Stamped
Pennroad Corp com
1
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)—100
Peoria & Eastern
100
7% guaranteed
55
4M
com
non-cum
Rich Fred & Potomac—
89
Securs Co
Internat Rys (Cent Am)
100
100
pref
100
No Carolina (guar Sou
RR)„100
North Pennsylvania (guar)z
60
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
Northern Pacific Ry
100
Northern RR of N H (guar)--100
Northern RR of N J
(guar)
100
Norwich & Worcester pf (gu)-100
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J)_100
Old Colony (gu
NxNH&H)
100
Certificates of deposit
Ontario & Quebec (guar)
100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
Passaic & Delaware (guar)
50
Passaic & Del Exten (guar).-100
Paterson & Hudson River
(gu)-50
Paterson & Ramapo (guar)
50
Pemigewasset Valley (guar)—100
Pennsylvania IiR
50
Adjust 4%
41
2M
Greene (guar D L & W)
Gulf Mobile & Northern com.100
Norfolk Southern
lk
38
100
*
*
10C
100
100
__100
Piedmont & Northern
....*
Fgh Bess & Lake Erie (guar)
50
Preferred (guar)
50
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis
(gu).100
Pitts Ft W & Chic com
(gu)
100
1st preferred-.100
2d preferred--100
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
50
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)— 50
European & North Am (guar) 100
Fort St Union Depot (guar)-.100
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar)-100
Genesee & Wyoming
100
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu).lOO
Georgia Sou & Fla common
100
1st preferred
100
2d preferred
100
-
preferred
47
non-cum
Preferred (capital stock
Green Bay & Western
conv
Ontario & Western
46
non-cum
common
7%
N Y
19
4k
19
Boston & Alb (guar N Y O)
Boston & Maine common
113
110
54
115
4%
Preferred
50
100
Atlanta & West Point
100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn._50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
5M
31 k
100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar).. 50
Phila, & Trenton (gu Pa RR).100
4%
Kansas City Southern new
68
6% preferred series A
com (gu)
N Y & Harlem
19k
5k
19
Duluth South Shore & Atl—
Joliet &
23
38 M
pref-100
Leased lines (guar)
10
lk
-
74
non-cum
20
100
Norfolk & Western Ry
Vs
(gu)-100
& Passumpsic pref
Consol Rys of Cuba 6% pref. 100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref—100
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore Prop trust ctfs
STOCKS
com
k
%
k
101
Goshen & Deckertown (guar)-. 10
A1 Great Southern
k
i
Columbus & Xenla (guar)
50
Concord & Portsmouth (gu)-.100
5%
12 k
111
(guar)
100
pref (gu) — ..100
Cleve & Pitts (gu Pa BR) 7%-50
Special guar 4%
-50
Colorado & Southern
100
5%
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
12 k
Co—
f guar 3 Ms 1970
—
lk
k
ik
k
Bloomfield
N Y Chic & St Louis com
—
37
Southwestern (guaO-
104 k
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s 1960
-
105
pref
Denv & Rio Gr West 6%
Detroit Hillsdale and
25
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern—
1st guar g 5s 1942
-J&D
Willamette val Southern Ry—
6s 1939
F&A
ik
—
100
IP
Conn
.
3.60
95
5c
Clearfield & Mahoning (gu)—50
Cleve Cine Chicago & St Louis—
Common
893-'8
New Orleans Great Northern_100
New York Central RR
*
2
86
83
K
42
lk
119
West Fruit Exp—See Gr Nor
Western Maryland 4s 1952.A&0
1st & ref 5Ms 1977 ser A..J&J
77
38
84
Cin Union Term 5%
18
(guar)
50
(gu)_-100
Newark &
117
59
44
New London Northern
20
100
Preferred
49 k
46
25
k
100
(guar)
56
25
100
95
100
100
Common
57
Unstamped (guar L & N)
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
58
Oin New Orl & Texas Pacific—
A&O
1st g s f 4s 1990
39 k
Nashville & Decatur—
Original (guar L & N)
32
75
Pacific—
7% preferred
6% preferred
Cincinnati Inter-Terminal—
49 k
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
~4Vs
93
5% non-cum preferred
100
Chicago & North Western
100
7% non-cum preferred
-100
Chic R I & Pacific common—100
Preferred
109k
35
55
Common
36 k
5k
20
4M
39M
Bid
Stocks
39
4M
Par
Morris & Essex Exten
(guar). 100
Mt Carbon & Pt Carbon (gu)
50
Nashua & Lowell (guar)
100
per
$100 face
amount,
ft Basis.
/This price includes accrued interest.
* Last sale,
n
Nominal
bond prices are "and interest" except where
NOTICE—All
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for tb
Stocks and Bonds
Par
Ask
Bid
Per
Adams Express com
—■
Coll trust 4s 1948-——M&S
754
AA
Ooll trust 4s 1947
J&D
4*$s stamped 1946
F&A
107*$
108*$
12.03
8.01
12.30
3.39
100
3.71
100*$
101
102
*
Aeronautical Securities
---Affiliated Fund com—...— l«2o
Sec
conv
Sec
conv
deb 4s 1949
J&J
deb 4*$s 1949—J&J
Air Investors
Convertible
Warrants
*
Aldred Invest Trust
com—♦
$3 convertible preferred-*
Holding Corp—-—--
Continental—
5s 1953
F&A
At
*
45
43
40
36
Deb g
15
101
101*$
4
1
Shares
Amer Business
Amer
A
—-
10c
Class B
S3 preferred
*
$5.50 prior pref
...
-*
Amer Cities Fr & Lt cl A-——25
Class A opt div ser w W—25
Amer Elec Sec partic
pref
*$
18*$
At
20*4
76
33*4
34*4
32
34
1
29*$
32*$
$2*$ preferred
1
35
$3 preferred
--1
.33
Amer General Equities Ins—25c
5*$
Amer International Corp
--*
103
Conv 5*$s 1949
J&J
3*4
Amer Insuranstocks Corp——*
41
American Investment (111)——-*
27*$
$2 preference25c
51*4
5% conv preferred
-50
15c
Associated Gen Util com v t c_
*
lnc deb 5s w w 1956
M&N /<
Income deb 4s 1961
M&N f
45$
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
2
42*4
Associates Investment Go
—*
99*$
6% preferred
---100
12
Atlantic Secur 4**s A 1953-A&O /
854
Atlas Corporation common
5
49*4
6% preferred
50
1 At
Option warrantsBankers National Investing—
75$
♦Class A
——1
354
5% preferred
4
Bankers Securities Corp com—50
12*$
6% preferred
—50
3.80
Basic Industry Shares———10
Beneficial Industrial Loan
*
21*$
55*$
$2.50 prior preferred
*
9*$
Beneficial Loan Society com
-*
107
6% profit share deb 1956--Q-J
♦Bfair & Co
1
15$
Blue Ridge Corp common
1*$
1
41*4
$3 conv preferred
100
—
42
15.33
35c
28
28
55$
44
100
•
—
—
—
8*$
49 54
*$
85$
4*$
5
14*$
'
-
.
22
.26
25.85
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
13*4
*
25
78
■-
-
—
—
145$
1/
zz
78
n*$
13
93
96
3.35
3.95
64
66
Canadian lnternat Lnv Trust—
—*
♦Central
Nat
Corp class A
*
♦Class B
Central States Electric Corp.
-100
100
100
100
7% preferred
Conv preferred
Conv pref series of 1929
6% cum preferred
Century Shares-Trust
Chartered Investors
common
-
Chicago Corporation
Convertible preferred
Christiana
Securities
Preferred
46
50
78
80
2*$
96
*4
6*$
92
26
30
2
3
*$
554
At
65$
254
2*$
25$
154
154
2
25.58
27.50
5*4
6*4
1
10.70
com
—
*
15$
36*4
1*$
36*$
100
3.090
3.110
141
-_100
City Investing Co
Preferred
7s series D 1956
6s series A A 1953
T_
1948
6s series AC 1952
Commercial Credit common
6s series AB
4*4 % conv preferred
139
100
45
100
107
Cleve Securities 4-6s to 1943-J&J
Collateral Bankers lnc—
7s series A & B 1950-7s series C 1959
Q-F
Q-M
Q-J
Q-F
Q-M
Q-J
10
100
50
104
98
100
98
100
98
100
465$
107*$
_
100
1935—M&8 f
9
104
46*$
109*$
54
1125$
1*$
3.83
75c
17
29*$
31
31
95$
80
82
25*$
$6 preferred
General Investors Trust
General Public Service Corp
conv
pref
16 5$
17*$
5% preferred ser A w w
Nat Bond & Share Corp
6.72
7.45
Nat
2.50
2.75
Nat
3.31
3.66
18.63
104
30.21
32.48
Chemical
97*$
2%
"2*$
Insurance
54
42*$
5
22*$
12*$
17*$
1
1
6*$
1.24
1.37
.1
13.33
-
-
..
....
...
A&O
Automobile Shares
5.29
5.76
4.58
4.99
6.69
5
common
preferred
.100
-
6% preferred-5*$% preferred
100
100
-
4.51
4.92
3.19
3.48
—
---*
---*
$6 1st preferred—
$3 2nd preferred.—-Debenture 5s series A
1948
Heller (W E) common
Preferred w w
2
25
25
1946—A&O
Household Finance com
—*
Preferred
4s
x-w_
„
with warrants
5% preferred
100
♦Huron Holding Corp..—-—-.1
Hydro Elec Sec com
*
Illuminating & Power Securities—
1st preferred
...100
Investors—.....5
5.40
5.58
6.45
Oklahoma Southern Trust
4.63
Old Colony Invest Trust
3.79
4.14
5.18
5.64
5.30
5.77
Debenture 4*$s Feb 1 1947
Debenture 4J$s Dec 15 1952
Old Colony Trust Assoc
At
1*$
*4
2*$
97
15.75
*$
10*4
1.08
1.20
1.32
1.45
1
6*$
54
4 *4
—
8*4
1
—-
6*$
1*$
6
"9*4
14
16
31
33
Com..*
Class B
100
99*4
60
61
18
19*4
23
26
11*$
10*4
A&O
1
10
(Calif)
J&J
*
*
Amer
5
*
$3 conv pref class A
._10
Plymouth Fund lnc
10c
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs-.
$6 preferred
*
_
♦
1948.A&0
Putnam (Geo) Fund
Quarterly Income Shares
10c
5% deb series A 1942
M&N
Railroad Employees' Corp—
♦
common
Prcfcrrod
Railway & Light Securities com
Conv coll 4 *4s ser "11" *55 A&O.
Railway & Util Invest A
1054
195$
2*
7*4
3*4
3*$
100
3
8
8*$
4*4
354
18*4
19*4
35$
7o
~4*$
4
12*$
95*$
12*
96
31
32*$
6*$
554
♦
Prudentia' Tnvestora
12
101 54
*
-
Petroleum Corp of
Phoenix Sec Corp.
Class A
98
26
99
.*
_
7*$
10*$
38*4
.39
115
6*$
100
*$
754
105$
40
.44
117
6J$
106
100
13.86
6.70
101
14.52
7.45
102
8*$
10*$
9
9*4
11*4
10
104*$
—1
*
3*$% preferred-..
Reliance lnternat Corp com A 10c
Representative Trust Shares—10
Republic Investors Fund new
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
A&O
Common stock
—1
$6 preferred
—*
Rossia International Corp
Seaboard
Commercial
10
50
5% preferred
10.20
4.43
65
At
22
'At
Royalties Management A_.
—1
♦Schoellkopf Hutton and
Pomeroy lnc common
10c
Scudder, Stevens & Clark Fund-
99*$
'
-10
Pacific Investing Deb 5s 1948
Pacific Southern Invest pref
Class A
*4
*
*
4*$s coll tr AAA 1940-43—A&O
5s coll tr BBB 1944-51
A&O
4s coll tr OCC 1939-42---M&N
Invest Bond & Share 5s A*47. J&D
Investment Co of Amer.......10
80c
1
lnternat Securities 7% pref
1
International Utilities class A—*
-_5
Pub Util Investing 5s
"2
65c
1
Pacific Eastern Corp
Pacific Finance Corp
16.94
1
(McL ctfs lnc—1
Class B
100
*$6
9*$
International Holdings & lnv—•
$1.75 preferred
$3.50 prior preferred
Interstate Bond Co—
.34
2.25
Insurance Group Shares...-.
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war.. J&J
Insuranshares Co of Delaware--1
New common
68
110
-.1
com—-
Overseas Securities Co
Deb 5s April 1 1948
103
3
2
Institutional Securities Ltd—
Bank Group shares
Insuranshares
*
o
36*4
.10*$
27*$
27*$
~4~~
96
24*4
19
Common
5.93
4.24
105
.14
1
100
Preferred
*
Oils & Industries
Preferred
Oilstocks Ltd
H
35*$
9*4
26*$
26*$
102*$
67*$
*
111
Finance Corp
9.33
Tobacco Shares
554
99
2.87
8.58
Guardian Investors com—..—1
5*$
95*$
45*$
3*4
2.61
Northwest Bancorporation
♦
Ohio Finance Co. 4*4s 1949-F&A
Shares
7.23
102 54
2.81
-
1958
Northern
Equip Shares
101
8.41
2.33
-
7.41
Steel Shares
8.47
6.80
..
stocks
6.28
Railroad
8.19
11.04
7.83
7.77
9.34
Petroleum
7.57
10.22
6.27
5.77
—
6.63
10.02
3.42
6.81
Investing Shares
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
9.66
6.12
3.15
8.59
Electric Equipment Shares—
Food Shams
8.93
Railroad..
Railroad equipment
Chemical
...
5.69
12.11
7.77
Building Shares
Shares
8.12
5.24
11.21
9.27
North American Trust Shares—
1953
72
70
r
3.79
12.37
7.18
Class A
2
1*4
5
Great Britain & Canada Invest¬
1*$
7*$
Oils
Class B
46~"
6.52
25c
North Amer Invest Corp com. 100
Collateral 4s 1951
J&D
15
13
58*$
44
61
6.12
*
North American Bond Trust Gt&_
Pref allot ctf 25% 1st pref--*
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1944
J&J
18 54
97
Niagara Share Corp (Md)—Conv deb 5V$s 1950
M&N
71*
95*$
24 54
11.48
59
18
100
*
2
55c
8
12*$
18*4
99*$
19*$
*
*
3*$
29*$
Metals
Steel
102
17*
rlH
10.50
Electrical equipment
5.83
1*$
7*$
94*$
24*4
10
-
Machinery
58*
101
M&S
Y)_10
254
35 54
41
45c
7.50
103*$
104*4
39
10
com
New England Fund
New York Stocks, Inc.—
Aviation
Bank stocks
Building supplies.
4.89
27
1
(Colo) ser B shares.
(Md) voting tr shares
4.55
Agricultural
Automobile
102
*
Republic Invest Trust—
conv pref stamped
5.82
6*$
2*$
35*4
3*$
Indus Loan 7s 1957-_Q-Jan
National Investors Corp
1
4.56
Globe Indus Loan 6s 1955
ment Corp 4*$s 1959
Group Securities, Inc.—
Agricultural Shares
Invest
"6*$
5.10
1
1
Nat Trust. Shares fie modified
Nation Wide Securities—
German Credit & Investment—
Gotham Credit class B
National Bond &
42
*
ww—
1956
19.58
17.14
20.49
pref
18.19
4.05
5
1
4.30
22.03
25c
Mutual System lnc 8 %
National Aviation com
7.34
3.80
Monroe Loan Society class A
27*$
27*$
22*$
10c
M&N
Preferred
Sec 6s x-w 1947
Morris Plan Indus Bank
(N
Mutual Investment Fund
22*$
4*$
50
common
15.79
10.26
15.06
40
6.65
1953
Morris Plan
35c
29.01
23.43
5
5 % conv partic preferred
Merchants & Mfrs Sec A com
Partic preferred
Midland Invest Corp (Mo)—
26*$
26*$
54" Independence Fund of NA—-.5
102
102
6*$
28*$
9.74
1
*
1
*
—*
J&J
Industrial Finance vtc
..*
53 54
112
$4.25 conv preferred
*
Commonwealths Distrib'n Inc_-1
15$
Commonwealth In vestment...-1
3.52
55c
Commonwealth Secure common-1
Preferred
——1
15*$
28 54
Consolidated Invest Trust com.l
25
Consumers Credit Serv 6s 1962.
Continental Securities Corp—■
30
Debenture 5s May 1 1942..— f
4c
Continental Shares common—
♦6% preferred
Corp
Independence Trust Shares
104
25
28.74
1
Investment
10
Maryland Fund lnc
3s
25^
_
Incorporated
102
Commercial Invest Trust
Corp Secure 5% ctfs
11.58
12.32
26.73
Investors—*
Common
3*$
96*4
5$
75$
89
19.12
20
*
1952
F&A
Corp..
*
Gen Finance conv deb 5s '51 J&D
40
80
Chemical Fund
American
Series S-3-.
Series S-4
Larkins Warr Trust
102
6*4
$6 preferred
Deb 5s Feb 1
General Capital
5*$
___♦
1
""^Preferred--
11.48
Aviation Shares
5*4
3954
16
35
....
Massachusetts Investors Trust
Mass Utilities Associates vtc
Fund, Inc.—
General
1
15*$
20
100
Foundation Trust Shares ser A_.l
Fundamental Investors lnc
2
Fundamental Trust Shares lnc—
Class A
;
2
Class B
*
42*$
16.48
.11
'57--A&O
Fiscal
*4
18'
17.81
*
$6 preferred-.Conv deb 5s 1953
23
preferred
%
Gen'l Realty & Utilities com
1
25$
i preferred
*
1*4! Gen Shareholdings Corp com—1
23.91
conv
Fund A-l
10
1
$1.50
96
Manhattan Bond Fund lnc
Marine Midland Corp.
109
6
Cent Invest Corp 5-6s
52
Economic lnv Tr Ltd 5sA'57M&N
56
5
Capital Administration cl A
1
$3 cum pref series A
—10
Carey Trust of NY
Original
100
Carriers & General Corp
_.l
Deb 5s with warr 1950.-M&N
Cent-Illinois Securities Corp.—1
29*$
General
British Type Investors A
Broad St. Invest Co lnc
Canadian Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
Deb 5s series A 1958
F&A
28 54
48
Lawyers Mtge lnv (Boston)—
1st 5 *$s series B 1945
M&S
Lehman Corporation
1
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
1st coll tr conv 6s A 1949- -J&D
Brooklyn National Corp
Ltd—1
1.29
10c
Insurance stock series
10c
Fixed Trust Shares series A—.10
'
A&O
1.18
Bank stock series
52
_
—
5s series A 1959
Canadian Invest. Fund.
25c
-
354
4.37
70c
6.65
........
-
10.72
5.90
Empire Capital Corp A
5
Empire Power Corp partic stk-*
$6 preferred
*
Equitable Invest Tr (Mass).—5
8.25 Equity Corp common
_-10c
3*$
$3 conv preferred..
__1
29*$ Family Loan Society common. _*
34
$1.50 preferred series A
*
38
$1.50 preferred series B
*
.38 Fidelity Fund, lnc
*
5*$ ♦First Boston Corp
10
104*4 First Mutual Trust Fund
«
9.69
3.S8
Series K-2
SeriesS-2
3.65
/
4154
18.10
7.02
1
*
3
13.73
6.36
14.38
9.76
13.68
2.50
Ea» Util Invest Ueb5s 1954 M&S 15
Eaton & Howard Management
25
40
21.41
D shares
16
%
22
4
Series B-3
Series B-4
Series K-l
17.63
O shares
94
11.17
26.53
2.94
Dominion-Scottish Invests Ltd—
1st coll 4s series A 1952
J&J
10.46
Series B-l
Series B-2
2.55
Domestic Finance pref
*
Domestic & Foreign In6*$s47F&A
Ask
share
Keystone Custodian Fund—
1
Dividend Shares
Bid
Superpower Corp A com.*
Deb 6s 1963 (ex-warrants__J&J
1
6
5
Italian
1.54
Series F
15$
3*$
2
354
Burco, lnc common
$3 conv preferred
1
♦
7.50
-
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Investors Fund of Amer Series 01
Royalty.—
1
Preferred
25
Investors Trust common
25
Preferred
25
4.90
16.31
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
103
Boston Fund lnc
*
Par
Per
112
100
254
10c
_
•7% cum preferred
Cumulative Trust Shares...
Delaware Fund
*
M&N
|2 preferred
10
Eastern States Corp com
1*$
12*$
100
3.46
103
American General Corp
36*4
preferred
3.14
American European Secur
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A—-J&J
5s series B 1958
Amer Foreign Investing
117*$
34 X
♦8%
6.70
74
1
1
Class B
14
3154
2.83
(modified).
6.55
2
10c
Capital Corp A
29 54
AGO
♦Crura &
Diversified Trustee Shares—
1*$
M
654
16*$
1*$
*$
Amer British &
Amer Business Credit
Credit Service deb 6s w w '48-Q-F
Forster lnc com.--._10
__
Verier. B
Allied Int Investing Corp
♦Amerex
2.81
...
Bonds
Investors
2.82
1
-1
2*4
5$
2.37
ana
share
2.43
2.37
1
Accumulative series
A A (modified)
♦Crum & Forster Insureh B
26 54
26
-----
(Mass)—
Deb 4*$s with com shs 1967-—
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
Deb 4*$s with com shs 1968--Alliance Investment com
*
9.80
2*$
*
lnc
preferred
Corporate Trust shares old ser—1
104
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Per
9954
Administered Fund '2d lnc
^
Stocks and Bonds
share
75$
_
„
and income and defaulted bonds
marked "fv
closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
20c
*4
84.32
14*4
37*$
10.70
4.97
68
26*
40*
1
86.02
17
40
Continued on page 84
♦
x
Quotations not furnished by sponsor or issuer.
Ex-dividend.
♦
No par
value.
e
Ex-coupons.
/ Flat price
k Last sale.
n
Nominal.
r
Canadian price.
Utilities
Public
(Includes street and electric railways, gas, electric power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
NOTICE—All bond
prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bonds
Bid
Adriatic Electric Oo (Italy)
Extls f 7s 1952
A&O
Ala Qas Oo 1st M 4Ms 1951-F&A
Alabama
66
70
M&S
108 M
105 M
J&J
M&N
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
M&S
Alabama Water Service Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Albany Ry 1st
cons
Genera] 5s 1947
All America Sara
m oo
105M
102 M
102
102 M
52
5s 1930--J&J }
105M
47
44
J&D /
48
Corp—
Inc debs 4s wi 1969
70
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952- .M&S / 105
Alliance Pub Ser(Ohio)5s '57 M&S
86
Altoona & Logau Val Elec Ry—
71
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
J&J
Amer Commonwealths Power—
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
—F&A /
Deb g 5 Ms 1953
M&N /
87
Conv deb 6s
1940
f debs 1950.^
J&J
J&J
J&J
3Ms
s
f debs 1970
Am Gas & Pow deb 3-5s '53-F&A
Secured deb 3.6-6s 1953
J&D
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016
M&S
%
H
Vs
62 M
4M
105 M
105M
106M
62 M
6
107
57
58
56
58
1st mtge s f 6Ms 1956
101M
85
99 M
108%
108 M
108M
88
108M
100
Ana&Pot R RR-See WashRy&El
88 M
42
50
53
109
109 H
107M
126M
107 M
127M
Income 6s
1960
A&O
85 M
88
Arizona Power 5a 1950
F&A
lst&ref 4 Ms 1950
F&A
Arkansas & Missouri Power Corp
5s series A 1957
J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&O
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
105
105
101
1981
100
102M
105 M
50 M
J&J
56 M
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Conv deb 5 Ms 1977
F&A
Conv deb 5s 1965Conv deb 5s 1950
Conv deb 4 Ms 1949
Conv deb 4 Ms 1948
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
Cons ref deb 4 Ms 1958
15M
M&N 'f
F&A /
J&J t
13
14M
14M
14M
M&S /
A&O
tt*
M&N
8 fine deb 5s B 1983
M&S
10
8 fine deb 4 Ms C 1983—-M&S
8 f inc deb 4s D 1983
M&S
10
11
Sfincdeb4M-5Ms A 1986 F&A
10
8 fine deb 5-6s B 1986--.M&S
Conv A 5s 2002
Q-F
10
2
-
Conv A 6s 2002
Conv A 7s 2002
Q-M
2
Scrip 4s 1941
Scrip 4s 1942
Associated Gas & Elec Corp—
8s ex-warrants 1940
M&S
Conv deb 5Ms 1973.
F&A
3
Conv deb
5s
$3
1973
Conv deb 4Mb 1973
Conv deb 4s 1973
2
3
67
29
J&D
29
J&D
29
M&S
29
30
F&A
14
A&O
14 M
M&N
14M
14M
Income deb 3 Ms 1978
M&S
14
14 M
M
Assoc General Utilities—
15M
15
Investing Companies.
Associated Pub Utilities Corp—
1939.
J&J /
1st
5s
1944
65
68
2s deb A 1940-1942
3s deb B 1943-1947-
Certificates of deposit
/
Conv deb 5Ms 1944 ser C.M&N
/
Certificates of deposit
/
2-yr6% notesl933
A&O /
Certificates of deposit
/
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1950
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
Gen mtge 4 Ms
1955
71M
M&S
i—* o o
£
104 M
-J&J
Atlantic City Sew'age 6sA*56 J&D
105M
Called Mar. 1 at 105.
109 M
121
99 M
100M
107
108
101M
102 M
105
106 M
75
85
86
88 M
b Basis,
90 M
88
102 M
87 M
99 %
100 h
__M&N
101
101
100M
-
100
Public
100
110M
'66--A&O
Service—
103
101
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
102 M
103M
102 M
4s 1944--4s 1945-
J&D
103 M
4s 1946
J&D
102 M
4s 1947---
104M
J&D
J&D
101M
4s 1948
J&D
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957
M&S
Central Indiana Power Co—
100 M
99
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Central Kansas Pr 6s 1946--M&S
104M
100
7s
101
Central
Maine Power—
1st
s i
6s ext to 1950
108 M
105M
106M
24
J&J
Central N Y Power Corp—
Gen mtge 3 Ms 1962
A&O
106 %
102M
100
1 Ms Feb
1 Ms Aug
2s
2s
Aug
2s
Feb
Feb
99
98 M
151943---...-
99
2Ms Feb
2 Ms Aug
2 Ms Feb
2 Ms Aug
15 1944
15 1944
98 M
98 M
15 1945
15 1945
98 M
98
3s
3s
15 1946
15 1946
98
85
88M
51
93
98
112M
113M
106 M
90%
109M
Feb
Aug
98
Cent Pub Serv Cor
Conv deb 5..
Ms '4
•?97_
.F&A
105M
Conv deb 5s 1948
Deb 5 Ms 1954
_M&S 15
J&D
1st mtge 4s 1964
Pow
&
78
106 M
60.50%
61.25%
62.00%
62.50%
62.75%
62.85%
2.90%
107M
Nominal.
102 M
Lt
Corp—
1st M & 1st lien 5 Ms 1953. J&J
76M
Debenture 5s 1944
J&J
Cent States Utilities 0S 1938.J&J
42
Cent Telep (Del) 6s 1938--.M&N
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp
14
1M
1st mtge 3 Ms ser B 1966—F&A
106
Central West Public Service—
5Ms 1956/
88 M
ark
Charleston
Cons Ry Gas & El
107
.M&S
M&S
80
M&S
66
Coll trust 5s notes 1942— .M&S
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
89
1st & ref 6s 1951
103 M
75
33 M
33 M
J&J
Gen & adj 5s 1952
118
1M
1M
Cent Public Uti
bil.(ws)inc5Ms-1952
Central States Edison, Inc—
1st coll inc 3-5s 19&0
M&S
Central States Elec Corp—
Consol gold 5s 1999
Charleston Transit Co—
1st 5s 1942.
120
n
99
100
2 Ms Aug
88M
78%
51M
k Last sale,
99 M
15 1941
15 1941
15 1942
15 1942
15 1943
90
100
102
103M
160 M
100
45M
99 M
106
D.J&J
-
100
105
ser
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1969.-F&A
Serial debentures—
1 Ms Aug
15 1940
99 %
86
r
90M
99 M
Cent Pow 1st 5s 1957.
r
~
101M
Central Power & Light Co—
96
-
A&O
f This price includes accrued interest,
102
101M
101M
101 M
100M
100 M
100M
100 M
100M
113M
106M
-
100
Central Ohio Lt & Power—
1st mtge 4s ser C 1964.--F&A
109
..
4s June 1 1946
4s Dec 1 1946
102
112
—
........
102
1st & gen 4s ser G I960-—A&O
107
J&D
—
101
l8t& gen M 3 Ms ser H '66.F&A
1st & gen M 3 Ms ser J 1968J&D
Cent Mexico Lt & Pow
102^
__A&0
California Water Service—
May 1 1943.
4s May 1 1944-4Ms May 1 1945
4Ms May 1 1946
3Ms Dec 11944
3 Ms June 1 1945
3 Ms Dec 1 1945
75M
104 M
105 M
4s
102
102
109M
100 M
87 M
«
95 M
100M
3 Ms June 1 1944
13
102 M
102 M
Ms May 1 1940
101
3Ms 1942
3Ms 1943
119
100
101
3 Ms June 1 1943
3 Ms Dec 1 1943
3 Ms 1940
3 Ms 1941
75M
J&D
J&D
J&D
3 Ms May 1 1941
3 Ms May 1 1942
3s June 1 1942
3s Dec 1 1942
4s June 1 1949
Cent Illinois Light 3 Ms
109M
109 M
100
1st 4s ser B 1961.
108
100M
100 M
120
67-J&D
Deb gold 5Ms 1942
1st mtge 4s 1966
Serial 2
89 M
86 M
*
Ill""
1 1940
3s June 1 1941
3s Dec 11941
1st mtge 3Ms ser A 1968—J&D
Serial debentures—
109M
f 5s 1964
3s Dec
Cent States
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1960—A&O
108M
107M
at 102.
105M
99
107
98M
__J&D
4s June 1 1947
4s Dec 1 1947
52
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951
J&D
Cairo Bridge 1st inc 6 Ms *58-J&J
s
70
103
94
100
Central Illinois
76M
44M
77 M
3 Ms deb O 1948-1952
Buff & Niag Falls El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
Buffalo Traction—
1st
Atlantic City Electric—
Gen mtge 3 Ms 1964
Atlantic City Gas 5s 1960
1st lien & ref 5s 1957--.
100 M
68
F&A
-
99
100M
3s June 1 1940
4s June 1 1948
4s Dec 1 1948
California-Oregon Power—
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
J&J
J&J
111
102
See International Ry
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955--J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
J&J
J&D
U0M
100M
J&D
M&N
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
Deb 5 Mb 1955 ser A
M&N
Associated Telephone Utilities—
57 M
57 M
58 M
58M
58 M
58 M
142
142
96M
96M
98 M
109
75
Bklyn Un Elev—See Bklyn Queens
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
1st lien & ref 6s *47 ser A_ _M&N
1st I ien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
Deb 5s 1950
98
106K
Serial
22
109
109M
--A&O
Gen & ref M 3 Ms ser O
Certificates of deposit
/
Conv deb 5s series B 1942-A&O /
r
M&S
Bway & 7th Ave—See N Y Rys
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967-F&A
Brooklyn City & Newtown RR—
77
71
1st mtge 3 Ms 1964
debentures—
86
106M
89 M
Central German Pow 6s '34.J&D /
14
Cent Hud Gas & Elec Corp—
105 M
lst&ref 5s 1941
J&D
1st & ref 3 Ms 1965
106M
M&S
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
Telephone—
75
M&S /
07 M
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser A
J&J
Deb 6s series A 1941
50
29
52
84 M
1st & coll tr 5b 1948 ser A„F&A
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940. J&J
Cent El & Tel 1st 5s ser A *55 J&J
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946-M&S
First lien coll tr 5 Mb '46--J&D
80
14M
14Vs
14M
95
Mtge&Colltr3Msser D'68 J&D
St&FulFy-See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 58 1940
M&N
Bolivian Power 8s ser A *45. A&O
Boston Elevated Ry—
Deb g 4 Ms NdV 1, 1941 -M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
West End St 5s 1944
M&S
7s Sept 1947
M&S
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953
M&N /
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952.-J&J
Brith Colum Pow 4 Ms 1960.M&S r
J&D
6 Ms
M&S
Cape & Vine'd El 4s A *65---J&J
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)—
1st g 5s June 1, 1947
J&D
Carolina P & L 1st 5s 1956—A&O
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
Bleecker
British Columbia
101M
J&J
M&S f
1951
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
1st mtge 5s ser A 1955
105
45
14M
96M
Blackstone Val Gas & Elec—
M & colltr 4s ser C *65—M&N
Buffalo General Electric—
Gen & ref 4Mb 1981
Buffalo Niagara Electric—
See
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A_
Deb 6s series A 1958
116M
133 M
104 M
76
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
Certificates of deposit
107
Brooklyn Edison Co—
Consol mtge 3 Ms 1966
102
M&N
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
Coll trust 4 Ms 1966
M&N
50 M
Certificates of deposit
Coll trust 3s 1940
M&N
57 M
Coll trust 3s 1941
M&N
Coll tr series 3 Ms 1942—M&N
16M
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1943—M&N
14
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1944.-M&N
15 H
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1945
15
M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1946
15 M
M&N
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1947—M&N
15 M
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1948.-M&N
13 M
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1949.-M&N
13
Coll trust ser 3 Ms 1950
13
M&N
Coll trust series 3 Ms 1951 _M&N
13
13
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub¬
let m g 5s 1941 (stpd)
13
J&J
Certificates of deposit
2M
1st con 5s July '41 (stp)._M&N
2M
Certificates of deposit
2M
5
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950
F&A
Certificates of deposit
5
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949
F&A
Certificates of deposit
70
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951--J&J
31
Certificates of deposit
30
Income deb 4Mb 1978
Income deb 4s 1978
Income deb 3 Ms 1978
—
111
116M
133 h
102
106M
110M
110M
A&O
Birmingham Elec 4Ms 1968-M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59-M&N
4M% extended 1944
A&O
5s
1st s f 6s ser A 1953
A&O
Ashl'd Home Tel 4 Ms A 1961 A&O
Ashtabula Wat Wks 5s 1958_A&O
Assoc Elect 4Mb 1953
J&J
5s Jan 1
86 M
92
Term
Rys—
1st 4Ms series B 1961
Broad River Power Co-—
Arizona Edison Co—
J&J
110
-
40
100M
99 M
105
J&D
73
108
1960
»
103
*
M&S
J&D
M&N
1951—J&D
1959—F&A
A&O
72
Amer Water Works & Electric—
Deb 6s 1975 ser A
M&N
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
J&D
Income 5s
105
_
Corp—
—A&O
J&J
Deb 6s Apr 1,1955
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg
108^32
108M
108M
F&A
F&A
Appalachian Power 6s 2024--J&J
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Co
Berlin City Elect 6Ms
Sink fund deb 6Ms
49
96
-
99 M
98 M
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser C
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec
1st mtge 5s 1958
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
52
American Telephone & Teleg
Deb 5 Mb Nov 1 1943
M&N
25-year deb 3 Ms 1961
A&O
30-year deb 3 Ms 1966
J&D
Amer Util Service 6s 1964--M&N
1st mtge 4s 1963
8 f deb 4Mb 1948
111
'60-M&N
Beaver Valley Water 5s
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
Berkshire Street Ry—
1st extend 6s 1947
12
Androscoggin W Pow 6s '45. F&A /
Appalachian Electric Power—•
96
111
-J&J
106
96
-M&S
SIM
36 M
&
94
-J&J
105M
51
101
Anchorage Lt & Pow 7-5s'43 F&A
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry—
Canadian L & P 5s *49 op *14
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
30 M
103 M
68
104M
J&D
Ry—
1st (35% prin paid) 1927 F&A
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Corp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53.M&N
104
A&O
A&O
1st g 58 1957 ser B
American States Public Serv—
1st 1 5 Ms 1948 ser A
M&N
Deb 6s 1938
J&D
*
Baltimore Transit Co—
J&J
Deb 5s series A 1975—-—J&J
Deb 5s series B 1975
J&J
Bangor Gas Light 5s 1941—A&O
Bangor Hydro Electric—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&J
Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge Co—
Telephone—
1st mtge 4s 1969
Calumet & South Chicago
99 M
Deb 4s series A 1975
Bid
Bonds
Calif Water &
4
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser C
Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
6
19
Amer Rys Corp coll 4Mb '53-A&0
Debenture <fMs 1963
A&O
1st 6s 1940
Elec Ry
A&O
Avalon Telep Ltd 4 Ms *58--A&O
Baltimore County Water & Elec
1st 5s 1946
M&N
2d mtge 5s 1978
5s conv notes 1978
American Gas & Electric Co
a
J&D
Ask
102 M
100
Beauharnois Lt Heat & Pow—
M
h
M
American Community Power—
5 Ms Certificates of deposit 1953 /
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s *57 M&S15 /
American & Foreign Power Co—
Deb g 5s 2030
M&S
Amer Fuel & Pow 7s 1934.J&J f
2Ms
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940
1st 7s 1953
S f income 8s 1953
85
M&S }
3 Ms s f debs 1960
M&S
Aurora Elgin & Chicago
1st 5s 1941
Power Co—
1st 5s 1946
lst&ref 5s 1951
1st & ref 5s 1956
1st & ref 4 Ms 1967
5s '58 ser A
Atlantic Co Wat
104
Bid
Bonds
Ask
J&J /
Chicago City & Connecting Ry
Coil tr s f g 5s Jan 1, 1927.A&O
Chicago City Ry—
1st 5s (15% paid) 1927
F&A
7H
45M
Chic North Shore & Milw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
1st & ref 5 Ms 1956
r
2
J&J
1M
1M
A&O
Payable in Canadian funds,
3M
x
Called Feb. 9
74
PUBLIC
UTILITY
BONDS
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
NOTICE—All
Bid
Bonds
Cons M 5s
ser
47
45%
9%
4%
A Feb '27—A&O /
Series B Feb, 1927
-J&D
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
1st & refers 1944
J&J
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
J&J
Certificates of deposit
Adjust deb 6s July, 1963—J&J
Certificate of deposit
Chicago & West Towns Rys—
1st cum inc 5s 1937
-J&J
Ask
/
47 M
10 M
5%
_
,
5
/
f
/
/
f
/
4%
4%
%
%
f
5
5
5M
5M
5M
5M
%
M
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
F&A
1st mtge 3 Mb 1967
J&L)
Cin Newport & Cov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st in 5 Mts ser A 1952
A&O
1st 6s 1955
ser
„
,
Independent
108M
96 M
97 M
90 M
94
91
95
M&S
73 H
74 M
A&O
M&N
70%
71M
71%
71%
70%
70%
72
72M
85
85 M
86 M
85M
Telephone
103%
1st mtges f 4^sser A '61—J&J
Citizens Utilities Co—
35
36 M
66
68
1st coll 4-5Ms 1948-—
_
•
73
94
97
1st M 5s 1954 series B
J&D
1st M 5s 1957 series C_—M&N
1st 5s ser A 1958
M&S
Cleveland Electric Ilium—
Gen mtge 3 Ms July 1, '65.J&J
Cleveland Ry 1st 5s A 1945-M&S
42
.102
109 M
103
109
110
45
47
40
-
7
io""
50"~
——-
*
Columbia Gas & Electric Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
M&N
Deb g 5s 1952
A&O 15
Deb 5s Jan 15. 1961
J&J 15
103 %
104 M
104
104 M
104M
104 %
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B—M&N
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
104 M
106
1st mtge & colltr 4s 1965.M&N
108M
108M
Inc. debs 4s w w 1969 w i
51M
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st mtge 3 Mb ser I 1968—J&D
109 %
Conv debenture 3M8 1958-J&J
128M
Com'w'lth El 5s June 1 '43-M&S
115
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
Non-cum inc deb 6s (w s) 1948 /
32
Non-cum inc deb 6s (x s) 1948- /
23
Commonwealth Light & Power—
14
Commonwealth Telephone (Pal¬
let 5 Ms ser A 1945.93
M&N
Commonwealth Telephone (Wise)
1st 4s series A 1966
104 %
M&S
Community Power & Light Co—
Col M 5s 1957
M&S
94%
Community Public Service—■'
1st mtge. 4s 1964
M&S
104M
Community Teleph 5s Jan 1 1949 /
6
Community Water Service Co—
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
87
J&D
52 %
Commercial Mackay Corp—
1/
Deb
g 5Ms 1946 ser B—M&S
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
Coney Isl & Bklyn cons 4s *48 J&J
Connecticut Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s *51 ser A..M&N
1st & ref M 3Msser F '66-M&8
1st & ref M 3 Mb ser G *66-J&D
Cooper RivBri'geinc lst6s'58M&N
Copper Dist Pow 4 Mb 1956--J&D
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan I
1952-
J&J
92
2M
2M
97 M
Gen & ref 4 Ms 1961 ser D_F& A
Gen & ref M 4s ser F 1965. A&O
Gen & ref M 3 Ms ser G '66M&S
78M
Certificates of deposit
Dom Elec Pow 5Ms 1955
M&S
Dominion Gas & EI 6 Ms '45. J&J
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany)
103
107 M
68""
95 M
99""
20-yr
f 6 Ms 1948Duluth-Superlor Transit—
s
1st 5s 1953 w s
M&S /
Dumbarton B'ge 6Ms to *49-J&J
Duquesne Gas Corp—
lstconv6sctfs. 1945
M&S15 /
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948—J&J
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49--A&O
Durham Trac 1st 5s 1941
M&S
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948 F&A
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944—M&N
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s *42.A&O
Eastern Lt & Pow s f 5s 1964 M&N t
J&J r
1st & coll 4s series A 1965
98
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
Ref m 4 Ms 1948 A
J&J
Ref m 5s 1948 B
.—J&J
95 %
99
Ref 6s Jan 1948ser C-.M&S 15
Ref 6s series D Jan 1 1948-A&O
102 M
102 M
Ref 6s series E Jan 1 1948-A&O
103 M
Edison Co of N Y—•
3 Ms 1946
A&O
3 Mb 1948
A&O
133
138
110M
108 %
108M
111M
109M
109 M
132
108%
90
A&O
Electric Ferries 7s (w-s) '41-A&O
Elec & Peoples—See Phila R T
Electric Pow Corp (Germany)—
M&S
1st sink fund 6Ms 1953.-A&O
Electric P & L Deb 5s 2030-F&A
20-year 3 Ms debs 1958. "_J;
107
107
108
106M
108M
107
Eliz Plainf & Cent J1
108M
Eliz
Consolidated Electric & Gas—
—F&A
52
53
52
53 M
54
53
See
RivlPublic Serv
Eliz & Trenton RR J
Corp
Elmira Water, Light & RR—
1st & con g 5s 1956
M&S
&
Ref mtge s f 3 Ms 1971
J&D
1st ref mtge 3s series P '69 _T
Consolidated Gas Utilities Co
6s unstamped 1943 ser A--J&D
6s stamped 1943
«
—
78""
126 M
109M
108M
109M
108 %
84
84%
84
85
100M
85M
101
102 M
104 M
104 M
98M
99M
90
99 M
1.00
1.50
2.00
0.50%
1.00%
1.50%
52
93 M
97
100M
101M
101
26
29"'
27
96 M
124M
128
108
r
109 M
87 %
87%
r
80 M
82 M
f
45
98 %
98
106
97
%
107""
68%
68
102
18
18
80
83
93
94%
76 M
75
J&J
6 Ms 1950
99
104
1st coll 5s 1963
A&O
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)
1st M 7s 1944—F&A
gen
98%
96 %
118
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s'61 F&A
Ga-Caro Pow 1st s f 5s '52--J&J
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967—M&S
Georgia Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1978
J&D
Georgia Ry & Electric—
Atlanta Northern Ry Co—
1st guar 5s 1954
J&J
1st &
13
80M
101M
80 M
1st sf 4Mb 1956
M&S
Gen s f 5s 1957
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
1st lien coll tr 5 Ms 1942.
100
J&D
.
r
79
81
97
98M
.M&N
60 M
62 M
F&A
107 %
110M
M&S
103 M
Great
57
loo""
106 M
106 M
Northern Power—
1st 58 stamped 1950
Green Bay & Miss Canal—
1st & ref 4 Ms 1953
Green
Mountain
Power
Corp—
1st & ref M 3%a 1963
4Mb
59
2K
2
86
87
101
99
J&D
105 %
^
•»
M
102 M
102
104 M
104 M
99
123
128""
110
110M
102 M
97
—-
13 M
13 M
78%
79""
J&D b 102 M
1940-1953
Gulf Coast Water 1st 5s '48-F&A
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
A&O
105
Gulf Public Service Co—
1st mtge 6s 1945
106
103
119
120
96
68
104
108 %
& ref 3 Ms ser
D 1969M&N
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935.—M&N f
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Undergound & St Rys 5Ms'38—J&D f
Hamilton Gas 6 Ms Aw w *37 J&D f
m
15M
50
14M
75
30
60
M&S
108
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970
M&N
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952
F&A /
49
5M8 (Sept'31 coup on)'51-M&S /
M
Hempstead & Oyster Bay—
QQ
Water 6% July 1 serially
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P hil R T
42 M
Holyoke Street Ry inc 5s
1945
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne;—
62
Hamilton Gas Corp—
4s series B 1953.
1st 6s series A 1943
1st 5Ms series B 1955
Raritan
A&O
64
to
Gulf States Utilities Co—
1st
Consolidated Gas of Baltimore—
125M
99 %
84 M
x w
J&D /
Grand Rapids Ry lRt 7s '39-M&N /
Granite City Generating—
105
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
106M
10
99%
Serial notes—
coll tr 7s 1958
J&J
Adjt 6s due July 1958
A&O
Eastern Minn Pow 5Ms 1951 M&S
Eastern Oregon Light & Power—
5Ms series A 1951
M&S
5s series B 1953
J&J
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
1st m 5Ms 1947 ser A
M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
Easton Consol El 5s 1949 —M&N
1st mtge
40 M
82 M
104
Great Lakes Power Ltd—
lsts f 6Ms 1950
-A<S
83."
Eastern Michigan Rys—
39
89
76
104 M
22
Gesfurel 6s 1953
95
89
104 %
104
104 M
103 M
General Public Service Corp—
See Investing
1st mtge & coll 6 Ms C55-A&0
General Water Wks & El
Corp—
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A_ J&D
103
67
lst m & coll tr 4s A 1956.M&S
Eastern Iowa Pow 6 Ms 1943-M&S
105M
104
102
103 %
Equip trust 4Mb to 1941—F&A b
Equip trust 4 Ms to 1943—M&S b
Equip trust. 4s tq 1946—M&S
Fullerton-Portsmouth Bridge—
1st s f 6s 1957-—M&S /
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
A&O f
Gandy Bridge (Tampa)—
1st mtge s f 5 Ms 1957
A&O
Gary Electric & Gas Co—
1st lien coll 58 x-w 1944
J&J
5s with warrants 1944--J&J
Gary Rys Co 6 Ms ser A 1945 F&A f
Gary Street Ry 1st 5s 1937.-A&O f
Gas Co of New Mex 6 Ms *44 M&S
Gas & El of Bergen Co Sa *49_ J&D
Gen 5s Nov 1.1954--- —-M&N
General Public Utilities—
1st M coll tr 6Ms ser A'56.A&0
15
16
95
103 %
J&J
Gatineau Pow deb 5s w w '49 J&D
1st 3 Ms series A 1969
A&O
1st 3%s series B 1969
A&O
109 %
105M
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B__ J&D
Fed'l Pow & Lt 6s Nov 1,1965—Federal St & Pleasant Valley
Pass Ry 5s May 1 1942_—J&J /
Federal Water Service Corp—
Conv deb 5Ms 1954
M&N
Florida Telep 2d 6s 1954
QO~ "
29
109 M
15
Ry 5s 1941 A&O
Fall River El Lt 3 Ms 1968..M&N
Federal Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942.M&S
1st 5s (Internat ser) 1942—M&S
Stamped
M&S
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
M&S
%
103
82
J&D f
Rys 1st 6s 1954
Ltg 1st ra 5s 1967
96" "
30
103 M
102
49 M
84 M
Companies.
13
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc-
85
108M
6
East Prussian Pow 6s *53
3 Ms 1st M 8 f July 1. '65.J&J
Edison El III (N Y)—See N Y G
J&J
6M
5%
%
78
Erie
General Gas & Electric Corp—
Scrip 4s due 1942
6%
25
Edison Sault Elec 4Ms, 1961
.
110M
100M
A&O /
Economy Lt & Pr (111) 5s *56-J&D
Conn Ri v Pow 3 % ser A '6 J F&A
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
110
r
104%
82 M
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1935.-J&J
Fruit Growers' Express—
109
93""
106
104
129
Florida Power Corp—
1st mtge 4s series O 1966--J&D
Sinking fund debs 5s 1946-J&D
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54--J&J
Florida Public Service Co—
1st 4s series C 1955
J&J
108M
r
105 M
43
J&J
A&O
A&O
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5Ms 1957—M&S
112
1st mtge s f 6M® 1952--.-F&A /
Certificates of deposit
f
8 f deb g 7s 1952
F&A f
109
Corp 6% notes, 1940
109 M
39
Detroit International Bridge—
Stamped guaranteed opt—J&J
Collateral 6s 1957
90
Ask
108
_
47
M&N
117M
„
63
47
M&N
130
3 Ms 1956
85 M
101%
61
92 M
27
m
Erie & Suburban
Denver Gas & Elec Co—
1st 5s 1949.
M&N
Denver <ias & Electric Lt Co—
1st & ref 5s 1951.—
M&N
J&J
J&J
5s 1952
M& '
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942-A&O
Ercole Marelli El
Mfg Co (Italy)
1st s f 6 Ms 1953 with war M&N
Erie
90M
86
OCO
1st & ref
Erie Coach Co 4 Ms 1959
Erie Co Electric 6s 1959
83
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st mtge 3ks 1966
00
A&O
Cumberland Gas 6s w-s 1948M&N
Dallas Power & Light—
1st mtge 3Mb 1967
110
F&A
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
77
105
Danbury & Beth Gas 6s 1948 F&A
Darby Med & Ohes Ry—See Phila R Tran
Darby & Yeadon 4 Ms 1934
/ 83
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951.-J&J
104
Dayton Power & Light—
1st
ref M 3 Ms 1960
A&O t
1st mtge 3s 1970
J&J
102%
Delaware Electric Power Co—
Deb 5 Ma 1959
106 %
J&J
Delaware Power & Light Co—
1st M 4Mb 1971108%
J&J
1st mtge g 4Mb 1969
104 M
J&J
1st mtge g 4M8 1969
107 M
J&J
Delaware Vail Util 6s 1952.M&N
66 M
1st & coll trust 5s 1956—J&J
Connecticut Ry & Light—
1st & ref 4 Ms 1951
J&J
1st lien 5s 1962
106%
106%
2
84 M
100M
Crescent Public Service Co—
Collinc 6s B Oct 1 , 1954—J&D /
Cuban
conv 5s 1951
90
34
84
76
25-year deb 3Ms 1956—M&S
109%
128%
Connecticut Power—
_
109
Detroit Edison—
109
Colorado Power 1st 5s '53--M&N
105
Colo Utilities 1st 5Mb 1958.M&S /
47
Consolidated
Debenture
Debenture
Debenture
109M
70
Certificates of deposit
*
1st 5s, 1966
—M&N
100M
Coast Cos Gas & Electric—
1st s f 4s series B 1965
M&S
Colonial Util 5 Mb 1958
J&D
_
105
108M
108M
106M
105M
90
Contin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Continental Pub Serv 6s '40. J&D /
1st mtge s f 6s 1953
Certificates of deposit
Convs f deb 6 Ms 1948
Clarksbury-Columbus Short
_
Water Co—
1st coll 6s series A 1946---M&N
Deb 5 Ms series A 1970
A&O
Bid
Empire District Electric Co—
107 %
Consumers
Des Moines Ry 1st inc 5s Jan 1 '55
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
101M
105 M
Route Bridge 6 Mb 1952
J&D /
Clear Springs Water Service—
6s 1942
Bonds
El Paso Electric Co—
1st m 5s 1950 ser A
M&N'd
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
Stamped as to Pa tax
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A
101M
_
6s 1940
Ask
—
F&A
...A&O
Citizens Water (Scottdale)—
1st 5s series A 1953
J&J
City Light & Traction (Sedalia,
Mo) 1st s f 5s 1952
J&D
City & Sub PS—See Un Rys of St L
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City of New Castle Water—
5s 1941
J&D
City Water (Chattanooga)—
Income notes 3s 1955
1st mtge 3 Ms 1965
1st mtge 3Ms 1965
1st mtge 3 Ms 1967
1st mtge 3 Mb 1970
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
1st mtge 3 M» 1969
Telep
„
Deb 5s 1969
——M&S
Conv deb 5s 1950
J&D
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 5Ms 1952
—M&N
Deb 5Ms 1949
J&D
Citizens
108%
110M
_
—A&O
B
Cities Service Co—
Ref deb 5s Jan 1 1966
Deb g 5s Apr 1958
Deb g 5s 1963—.
Bid
Co—
.
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
.
Bonds
Consumers Power
Ohicago Railways Co—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% pt
red and pay Aug 1, 1938—F&A f
Certificates of deposit
/
J&J
105
A&O
105
Hoosac Valley Street Ry—
1st ext 6s June 1 1947—M&S
Houston Elec 1st 6s B 1950-J&D
Houston Gas Securs 5s 1952.M&S
Houston Gulf Gas—
%
43 M
15
101M
101M
102 M
1st M & col 6s 1943 ser A-A&O
104
104 %
Deb 6 Ms
101M
102%
1943 with war.-A&O
97
j
Consol
Hydro-Elec Wks of U
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '56-.
*
/
13 M
Called May 1 at 105.
t Called March 16 at 104M
t Called
k Last sale,
n Nominal
r Payable in Canadian funds.
•
interest,
May 1 at 103.
b Basis,
d Called May 1 at 104M.
/ This price includes accrued
UTILITY
PUBLIC
March, 1940]
75
BONDS
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
NOTICE—All
Bid
Bonds
Houston Light & Power—
1st mtge 3 *s 1966
—J&D
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
1st
m
109*
r
1953.
Aug 1 1948
A&O
Idaho Power 1st 3 *s 1967..A&O
Illinois Bell Tel 3*s B 70-.A&O
Illinois Commercial Telephone—
3s
100
102
r
100
111
113
r
100
102
r
101
102*
99*
r
98*
r
97
108*
111*
99
108*
112
102*
65""
63
106*
104*
102*
99
M&S
Indiana Assoc Telegraph—
1st mtge 4*s ser B 1965..A&O z 105*
1st mtge 3 *s ser A 1970.. J.F&A
105*
Indiana Central Telephone Co—
1st lien coll 5*s 1938
M&N / 134
Certificates ot deposit.----- f 133
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946.J&J
90
Indiana Hydro-Electric Power
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A
M&N
98*
112
Indiana Pr 1st 7*s '41 A .M&N
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s 1943-J&J
104
Indiana Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1.1950.J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
106*
104*
102*
99*
99
66*
64*
65
53*
(NY)Telep 5s 1954 J&D
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corn—■
1st & ref 58 1 947 ser B
F&A
1st M 4*s 1961 ser C
J&D
Jer City Hob & Pat—See P S Corn
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec '31 62
Cons mtge 3s B Dec 31 1962 —
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957.—M&S
Kankakee Water 4*s 1959..J&J
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46—F&A
1st 6s series A 1942
F&A
125*
103*
100*
126
1st mtge 3 *s 1969
110*
;
J&J
88
Kentucky El Pr lstsf 6sl960J&J
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6*s 1942 stamped.—J&D f
1*
Kentucky-Ohio Gas Co—
Ctfs indebt 2s 1958
J&D f 30*
111
1st M
5*s 1955 ser F
A&O
1st M 5s 1961 series G
F&A
F&A
F&A
M&S
-
-
5s series H 1961
107*
Serial notes—
I
ser
100*
1st 6s series K 1957
1st mtge 4s 1970
3s Aug 1 1941..
102
S t mtge
M&N
104""
100*
103*
102*
101*
1st mtge 3*s 1966
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
Secured 5s 1958
J&J
106*
107*
J&J
100
103
67
f
6*s stpd 1952 (25% paid)...
f
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938.F&A f
Inland Power & Light Corp—
Coll trsf 6s A 1936
M&S f
Coll tr if 6s 1941 ser B...M&N f
Coll tr 6s 1957 ser O
A&O f
Deb s f 7s 1935.
..J&D f
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948
A&O
Inter borough .Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex.J&J f
Certificates of deposit
f
6% notes 1932
A&<
f
Certificates of deposit
f
Conv g 7% note 1932
M&S
Certificates of deposit
f
Inter continents Power Co—
Debs A 6s 1948.
J&D f
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6*s 1957M&S
Deb 681957
M&S
Debentures 6s 1955
.J&J
International Power Sec Corp—
6*% sec bonds 1955ser O J&D
54"
60
Kokomo
10
11*
J&D
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RK
r
r
r
21
1st
19
21
Debentures
19
21
76
3r!H
72*
*
*
72
101
100
40*
27
30
J&D
79
84
40*
43*
63
40*
6
Serial
J&J
8
64
101*
103*
65*
102*
notes—
4s Apr 1 1940
100
4s Oct 1 1940
4s Apr 1 1941
100*
101*
101*
101*
4s Oct 1 1941.
4s
63*
41*
*
102
II.I
Apr 1 1942
4? Oct 1 1942
4s Apr 1 1943
4s Oct 1 1943
II
4s Oct 1 1945
4s Apr 1 1946
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s
1st mtge 4s
ser
_______
101
101
O *42.F&A
J&D
ser
A..M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B...M&S
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4 *s 1958 M&S
Iowa Public Service Co—
Deb 5s 1968
r__M&S
Debenture 6s 1960
1st mtge 3 *s 1969
(I.M&N
_F&A
Called June 1 at
Nominal,
r
105*
_
106*
107
34
106
106*
106
107*
108*
107
63
99
101
100
13*
102
108
67*
69*
111*
107*
109*
107*
111
90
7
7*
7*
7
21
22
25""
23
29
85
106
Serial
103*
103*
notes—
101
Aug 1 1941
103
4s Aug 1 1942
4s Aug 1 1943
4s Aug 1 1944
104
104
102
102
1 1945
1 1946
4s Aug 1 1947
4s Aug 1 1948—
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950—J&D
j&J
41
101*
100*
102*
101*
101
102*
58
60
91
126
Minneapolis Gas Light Go—
1st mtge 4s 1950
J&D
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955.
1st & ref 4*s 1978
101*
101*
101*
86
90
46*
47*
102*
102*
107*
108*
106*
M&N
106*
103*
M&S
103*
103*
104*
109*
104*
104*
J&D
104
J&D
Lone Star Gas 3*s debs *53 F&A
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56—J&D
Long Island Lighting—
Secured g 6s 1945.
J&J
Conv dob g 5*s '52 ser A.A&O
Los Angeles Hermosa Beach &
Redona Ry 5s 1942
Los Ang Pac Co—See Pac El Ry
Los Ang & Pac RR-See Pac El Ry
Los Angeles Railway Corp—
1st ref s f 5s ser A 1948
A&O
103
71
109*
73*
109*
60
104*
103*
1st & ref 5s 1955
104
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957
...J&D
105*
104
1st 4-5s 1956
—-A&O
Missouri Power & Light—
1st mtge 3*s 1966
J&D
93
107*
108*
Missouri Public Service Co—
1st s f 5s 1960
F&A
Missouri Telephone—
93*
94*
M&S
102*
4*s series O 1961
Missouri Val Pub Ser 6s '39 J&J f
Mobile Gas Service Corp—
1st 5s 1956
£
A&O
76
80
72
lOO""
Monmouth Cons Wat 5s '56. J&D
81*
80*
83*
82*
100*
122
J&D
1st M 5s 1949.
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 5*s 1950 series
107
107*
108*
109*
120
96
62
A..J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st & gen mtge 4*8 1960.A&O
102*
Debenture 6s 1965
A&O
Montana-Dakota Utilities—
Conv deb 4*8 1946
A&O
1st mtge s f 4*s 1954
Montana Power—
M&N
1st & ref mtge
107
108
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Consol—
1st & coll s f 3*s 1956
F&A
10*
99
100*
Luneburg Pow L & W W(Germ'y)
110*
110*
110*
110*
99*
105*
106*
99*
3*8 1966.-J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5*s 1957 M&N
1
op'13 A&O
97
92
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
F&A
1st M s f 7s 1948
_M&N
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1
95*
97
1st cum inc 9s ser A *56. .A&O
Income 7s 1956
A&O
Mob Lt & RR Cons g5s '41.M&S
Mohawk Valley ref 6s 1991 M&N
Debenture 6s 2031
A&O
50
M&S
F&A f
110
101
Missouri Gas & Elec Service—
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941 ..J&D
Lockhart Power 4*8 1955—J&D
1st ref&imp g 5s'48
1 st & ref 6s 1954
Mar 1952.
Michigan Associated Telep Co—
1 st mtge 4s ser A1968
M&N
Michigan Consolidated Gas—
1 st mtge 4s 1963
M&S
Mississippi River Pow 5s '51 -J&J
Deb 5s May 1. 1947
.M&N
Missouri Edison 1st 5*8 *47 J&D
93
Debenture 7s 1944
101
62
J&D
100
106
,
99*
98*
100*
99
1st & coll 3*s
1st & coll 3*s
1963.
1973
j&J
r
96
96*
Conv
1949
J&J
r
49*
50
notes
3s
J&J
14
108*
M&S
108
J&J
115
—
102
104
100*
101*
102*.
t Called March 4 at 104.
J Called April 20 at 103.
Payable in Canadian funds,
x Called April 1 at 105.
_
92
lstsf g6*s 1944
106*
Iowa-Ill Telep 2-5*s 1949..A&O
Iowa-Nebraska Light & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s *57
—
85
J&D
Lower St Lawrence Power—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955.
A&O
109
52
22
Mississippi Power Co—
1st mtge 4*s ser A 1966.M&S
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
100
ser
Income deb 6s (w-e)
Middlesex & Somerset Traction—
5s 1950
J&J
Midland Util deb 6s 1938—M&S
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 4*s 1967.
M&S
J&J
General 5s 1950
Lowell Gas Light—
68
63
Bridge—
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s '55
92*
1953
Miami
49
91*
-.
1st mtge 4s ser G 1965
M&N
Metrop Edison Corp 6s '61 .M&S
Metro Wat Sewer—See Fgn bds
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A f
Exten gold 4s 1938
J&J
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42.J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '40 s f__F&A
Mexican Utilities 7s ext'49—A&O
47*
J&J
—
A&O f
A
88
98
M&N
Lewiston Gas Lt 3 *s O '56-A&O
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949
J&D
Lexington Water Power Co—
1968-
ser
82*
J&D
Leipzig Overland Power
S f mtge 6*s 1946
f 5s
66
1st 8 f 7s 1940 ser A Q Jan..
61
Certificates of deposit.
Maryland Light & Power—
101*
1st M 5*s 1950 ser A
J&J
101
Maysville P Serv 5*s A 1942A&0
Memphis Street Ry—
48
3-5s series A 1945
A&O
18
3-5s series B 1945
Ann April /
87*
9*
s
Market St Ry (San Francisco)
75
8l"
1st
100
1st M 5s 1956
J&D
Michigan Public Service Co—
1st g 58 1947 ser A
A&O
Middle States Util 6s A 1951 A&O
Middle West'n Telep 6s '43. -J&J
f
Louisville Ry2d 4*s 1940—
100*
100*
100*
E 1955
12
*6
General 5s 1933
.F&A f
Lake Sh Gas 1 st 5 *s 1950 _M&N
Lake Superior District Power—
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
1st & ref M 3 *s 1966
M&S
Louisv Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd. .A&O
101
T
9
102
1945
103*
99
98*
104
Michigan Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref 68 1943
M&S
La Crosse Telep 5*s 1948..J&J
Lake Shore Elec Ry 6s 1933.J&J
4s
103
_
r
49
1st ref s f 5s ser B 1950
A&O
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D
101
4s Apr 1 1944
4s Oct 1 1944.
4s Apr 1 1945
108
105*
42*
50*
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952
54
104
Iowa Electric Co—
1st 4s ser A 1961
40*
44
67
A&O
107*
48
Conv deb 5*s
Interstate Tel & Tel 5*s 1953J&J
Investors Telephone 3s 1961-J&J
106*
107*
40
1st mtge 3 *8 ser A 1966. .A&O
Lancaster Co Ky & Lt 5s 1951 J&J
14
J& J
4s Aug
4s Aug
102
40
ser
Ref & impt g 5s 1960
1st extend 5s 1945
42*
Buff Trac 1st 5a 1948
Interstate Telephone Co—
1st M 5s 1961
170
B 1942—F&A
1st extend
44*
J&J
160
Lehigh Valley Transit—
96*
43
Deb gold 6s 1952
1948
6s
82
82
Ref & gen 4s series O 1967-J&J
Market Street El Pass Ry—
See Phila Rapid Transit
4s
_
_
J&J15
International Railway (Buffalo)Ref & impt 3-5s 1962
M&N
Interstate P S (Ark) 6s 1940 M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
_F&A
103*
1st col&ref 5*sl960 ser D F&A
ser A 1942
F&A
6s coll notes
6s coll notes
45
Int-State Bridge 4-6 *s *50 M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951.. J&D
Interstate Power 1st 5s 1957.J&J
105
Light Co—
74
43
F&A
103
102*
103*
F&A
F&A
1951
36*
F&A
Deb 5s 1955
Works—
A&O
F&A
1956. A&O
A&O
4s Aug 1 1940
Ref & ext 1st 5s 1939
..A&O
Ret & ext 5s. 1942
A&O
1st M coll tr 5 *s '53 ser O F&A
93
70*
5s
Laclede Gas
9
7*
74*
73*
35*
32*
104*
104*
103
1st 5s ser A 1958
19
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4*s 1952
J&J
Water
79
„
—
52*
57*
71
,
70
61
91
106
104
99
Keystone Telephone Co—
1st & ref 5*s 1955 ser A.-J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B
A&O
Kings County Elec Lt & Power—
Purch money 6s g 1997..A&O
KIngsCoElev—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Gas & 111 1st 5s '40 A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54..J&J
1st ref 6*s 1954
J&J
„
101*
_
J&J
44*
85*
J&D /
f 7s 1941
48
43*
8
„
101*
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
s
79
Marion-Reserve Power—
lstsf 7s 1957
102~"
Kewanee(Ill)Pub Ser 6s A '49 J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1956.-F&A
Keystone Public Service—
1st M 5s 1978
.M&N
/
J&D /
Metropolitan Edison Co—
1st M 4*s 1968 ser D—M&S
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
M&N
104
104
101
F&A f
4*s 1955
—
76*
76*
45*
Meridionals Electric Co—
115*
103*
104*
104*
102*
—J&J
F&A
—
54*
6
A&O f
/
Certificates of deposit—
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—•
1st lien & colltr 5s 53
M&S
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st Msf 5*s '51 ser A—J&J
1st M s f 5*s 1952 ser B„J&J
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
53*
—
104*
101*
100
103
102
Indianapolis Ry 5s. 1967
Indianapolis Water—
*
1st M 5s 1969
3s Aug 1 1940—
Aug 11942
Aug 1 1943
Aug 1 1944
Aug 1 1945
4s Aug 1 1946..
4s Aug 1 1947..
4s Aug 1 1948..
37*
A..M&S
1st mtge 4*s 1980
J&D
Kansas Power 4s series A '64 J&
Kansas Power & Light Co—
85
—
1st income 3-6s 1957 w s An Oct „
2d Income 4s 1963 w s—Ann O /
iiii
108
71
3*s
3*s
3*s
3*s
35*
78
99
106*
'53.J&J
Gen sf 5*s 1956
Maritime Telephone & Tel—
Ref & gen 6-4 *s ser B 1966
llo""
108
76
M&N
A 1959
48
6
105*
102*
103*
ser
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s
Manchester Terminal—
1st mtge 4*s 1952
1st mtge 3 *s 1960
Maritime Electric 4 *s
106*
70
106*
43
Ask
Quebec Power—
f 4s
15-year
105*
105*
1st mtge 3*s ser A 1966.J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric—
81
P&A
4*
104*
105*
Service—
1957....J&J f
Kansas City Public
1st ref 4s series O
em Traction 1st 6s 1948..F&A
Indiana polls Gas 5s 1952 ...A&O f
—
Indianapolis Power & Light—
*
52
104
1967
2-6s.
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
1st m 5*s 1948 ser B
M&S
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 6*s Sept *48 ser D M&S
10
„
n
-J&J
1st
s
Bid
Macon Gas 1st mtge4*s '52. J&D
Manhattan Ry (N Y)—
Cons 1st guar 4s 1990
Certificates of deposit.
2d gold 4s 2013
50
99
Inland Gas 6*s 1938
Certificates of deposit
75
49*
3*
Indiana Telep 5s A 1960
J&J
Indianapolis Columbus & South-
3*s 1st mtge 1968
46*
73
James River Bridge System—-
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser
92""
66
J&D /
1940
45*
Kansas Elec Power—
106*
Indiana & 8 W Gas & Util—
conv notes
1st
102*
Jamest'n
104
1st & ref 5*s 1954 ser B..J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
J&D
6%
104
106*
100*
100
25-yr s f 5*s 1953 ser A..M&S
Italian Superpower Corp—
See Investing Companies
Jackson County (Mo) Lt H & P—
1st 6s series A 1956.
J&D
Jacksonville (Fla) Gas—
58 stamped 1942
- J&D
Inc deb 6s ser A w s 1952 M&N
r
1st 58 series A 1948
M&S
1st mtge 5b 1960 ser B...M&8
111 Community Tel 6s 1949. -J&J
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
lst&ref6s 1953 series A._A&O
„
103*
105*
J&J
lst& ref 5*s 1950
1st & ref 5*s July
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
Island Gas & Electric—
A&O
A&O
P&A
8 f deb 5,*s 1957
80
76
102*
101*
105*
Hydro El Bond & Sh 5s 1957M&N
Hydro Elec Power Commission
(Ontario) 3*s 1943
J&J
4^s due Jan 1, 1970
J&J
T
Bonds
McLaren
1 '50.M&N
M&N
Isarco Hydro-Elec Co (Italy)—
M&N
1st M s f 7s 1952
126
M&S
..A&O
3*s
110*
105
Hudson
Hudson River Trac 5s 1950.M&S
Huntington "Water Corp—
1st mtge 6s series A 1954. _M&S
3 Ms 1947
2 Ha 1942...
Ask
Iowa Southern Utilities
coll 6s '43 with warr_J&D
Co Gas 5s g 1949.-M&N
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
1st 5s ser O 1962
Bid
Bonds
Ask
b Basis,
f This price includes accrued interest.
k Last sale,
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
76
All bond pricos are "and Interest" except where marked "f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
NOTICE
Bid
lionds
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt—-J&J
Gen
Gen
Gen
Gen
83 %
54 M
& ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
& ref 5s 1955 ser B.._A&O
& ref s f 4Ms *55 ser O A&O
& ref 5s 1955 ser D.A&O
Mountain States Power Co—
30-yr 3%s debs 1968
Muncie Wat Works 5s
"
1
68"
105M
Morgantown Water 5s 1965—J&J
86
100M
100M
-J&D
108M
105 M
1965.M&N
91"
101M
101M
108 %
1
lagara Falls Power—
1st & ref 3 Ms 1966
M&S
lagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
"ippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
1st mtge 6 Ms 1953
J&J
"orf & Ports Bdge 6Ms '47--F& A
6 Ms ctfs of dep
1947
14
.
3Ms debentures 1954
109
S f deb 5 Ms 1956
forth Boston Ltg
98 M
99 M
99 %
99 M
&
1M
99%
97
96 M
r
98 M
99
National Power & Light—
112M
107M
.F&A
M&N
Deb 6s series A 2026
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
108M
112M
108 M
57
62
45
50
37
106M
105M
106M
3Ms secured notes
J&J
Properties
1947
A&O
f
,
-J&D
-M&N
107
105 M
106M
34
102
102M
105 M
106
1M
A. J&J
46 M
47
1957—M&N
92 M
94
1st coll & ref 5Ms '48 ser
"orth Penn Gas Co—
1st M & lien 5Ms
orth Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
Joint 1st mtge 4s ser A '42.J&J
87%
74
113M
107M
23 M
Debenture gold 5s 1978.-F&A
Certificates of deposit
Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp *39. J&J
Nebraska Pow 1st 4Mb 1981 -J&D
ff 22V'
23 M
fuoH
110M
M&S
126M
80 M
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—.A&O
Deb 6s July
97
1941
J&J
Gas—See N Y
New Amsterdam
GELH&P
_
124
*48.J&D
Newark Cons Gas con 5s
117M
101M
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944.-Q-J
Newcastle (City of) W 5s '41 J&D
New England G
Deb g 5s 1947
& E Association
67 M
128
78
xl05%
125
IIII
67
Conv deb 5s 1950
67
67 M
.
1st mtge 3 Ms 1964
"orthern Texas Elec Co—
Coll tr ■ f g 5s 1940 opt
orthern
Utilities
1st lien 4-6s 1968
97%
98%
S f reg
J&J /
M&N
125%
127
126
....
New Jersey Water Co—
1st mtge 5s 1950
F&A
New Mex Gas conv 6s 1951 M&N
104.
"orthwestern
73
109
102
105"
cum
100
—.J&J
Lake—
J&J
1st & ref 581952 series A..A&O
100%
f 102M
Newport & Fall River 8t Ry—
Consolidated 4 Ms 1954
J&
104
—
106M
1st & ref 5s 1944
108M
109 M
110
110M
97 M
95 M
Gas-
99"
97
108
108M
108M
109 %
124M
125 M
118
118M
140M
148
121
123
98
9M
9M
99M
11
106
'44.J&J
& Power Co—
f 4s 1957
J&D
108
111M
110
105 %
106 H
95
r
F&A
J&D /
1st & cons 4s 1965
71
73
14
113 M
114M
N Y & Queens Elec Lt & Pow—
1st & cons M 3 Ms 1965—M&!
108
108M
New York Rys Corp—
Prior lien 6s stpd 1958
107
107 M
J&
82
/
/
Gas Co—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A..M
38
9
N. Y. & Richmond
105 %
106
N Y State El & Gas Corp—
1st
4Mb
:
M&N
1960
1st mtge 3 %s 1964
New York State Rys—
/
f
104M
105 M
103 M
106
104
108
106M
106M
8%
8%
9
9%
New York Steam Corp—
105 M
105 %
107 M
107 M
106 M
Co—
Electric
103 %
108 M
M&N
A&O
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
1st 1 & ref 5 Ms '55 ser A—M&S
100M
112
107M
108M
109M
108
J&D
A&O
129
107M
107 M
F&A
108M
108 %
F&A
103
F&A
F&A
102M
hio Public Service Co—
1st mtge 4s, 1962
1940
3M-3 Ms 1941-42
3 Ms 1943-1944
4s 1945-1947
1 st. ref 4
/
93 M
s
f 5s
.
102
102 %
110
'
103 M
112
106M
106
107 M
104
27
104 M
1
28
4
82
83 M
61
105
63 M
106
105 M
117M
49 M
95
95
99
96 M
99
119M
17
104
98
97
30
102
M&N
..M&N
M&N
F&A
104 M
101
103
Company—
105 M
107
Duquesne Lt 1st 3Ms '65. J&D
12
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '30.J&J
84
Pittsb Rys 5s 1953
A&O
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
J&D f
8
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 5s'50A&0 /
6
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs..J&J
3M
West End Trac con 5s '38.J&J /
8
Philadelphia Electric—
110M
1st & ref mtge 3 Msl967—M&S
Philadelphia Electric Power Co—
114M
1st mtge
5Ms 1972
F&A
Phila & Garretsford St Ry—
59
1st 5s 1955
F&A
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
99 M
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f—F&A
90
5 f guar 5s 1962
M&S
98 M
6s gold 1962..
M&S
102
1st m r e 6s 1944
J&J
Darby Media & Ches St Ry
1st 4Ms 1936
J&J / 22 M
Hest Mantua & Fairm—
1st extd 5Msl939
M&N / 83
Market Street Elev Pass Ry
1st g gu 4s 1955
100M
M&
Union
117
117
Secured gold 5s 1967
J&D
Ardmore Street 5s 1958..A&0
108
*
116
118
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950
88
91
98
w—F&A
w w
Prior lien 5s 1948
1st con 5s 1948
81
J&J
D '61. J&D
5s' 47 M&N
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st lien 5 Ms 1941
J&J
Conv deb 5s 1979..
J&J
Peoples Light & Power Co—
1st lien coll 3 6s 1961
J&J
Peoples Telep (Butler, Pa)—
4s I960...
J&D
Peoples Tract—See Phila R T
Peoples Water Service (Md)—
Philadelphia
Valley Water 5s 1954—Jc!
A 1958.F&
1st mtge 4s 1964
—J&D
klahoma Gas & Electric—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&D
Debentures 4s 1946—-...J&D
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
1st mtge 3Ms ser B 1955._F&A
Oklahoma Power & Water—
1st M 5s 1948 ser A
--F&A
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s '41 .J&J
Income 5s 1990
Apr 1
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
1st extd 4s 1947
——Jf&J
Ontario Pow 5s'43 op to 13.F&A
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
1st gu £ 5s *45 opt bef '16.M&N
Oregon Elec Ry 3s 1958 —M&S
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A——J&D
Ottawa El Ry 4M8 *48-'55_J&J
'
A *67-F&A
ser
85
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s *68. J&D
88
Istsf 5 Ms 1960
J&D
21M
Peoples G & Fuel 6 Ms ww'37 A&O /
People's G L & Coke, Chicago—
1st cons g 6s 1943
115M
A&O
116M
Refunding gold 5s 1947..M&S
95 M
1st & ref 4s 1981 ser BJ
J&J
1st consol 4s 1948..
91
<•
105M
105 M
95 M
1954
Peoria Water Works Co—
38
•
105 %
105 H
1st
100
(with warr)..
73
108M
107 M
1103
Ms 196ft sor B
1st lien 6s A 1949 w
Peoria Service Co—
100 M
98 M
F&A
86
Refmtg&colltr3Msl964 J&D
Ref mtg & coll tr 3Ms '70.. J&J
Mutual Fuel Gas g
M&N
93
M&S
L&Ry 5a 1958
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A—.M&S
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1969
F&A
4 Ms debentures 1974
F&A
Pennsylvania State Water Corp—
1st & ref mtge 4s ser
109
1st mtge 4s 1967-—
M&S
107 M
1st mtge 3 Ms 1972
-J&J
_hio Elec Pow 1st M 5s '57-J&^ d 105M
hio Water Serv 5s
108
1 st & ref 4s 1971 ser F
1st & ref 5s ser H 1962
Penn Wat Serv 5s
99M
100
1st M coll tr 5Ms '53 ser A.J&J
hio Edison Co—
hio
-
100
103 %
1st coll trust 4Ms 1966—M&N
Penn Telep 1st M 4s 1965..A&O t 105
106
Penn Water 1st. 3 Ms A '67—F&A
Penn Water & Power Co—
73
N'western Telog 1 st 4 Ms
1st 6Ms 1943
7 Ms 1943
F&A
M&N
..F&A
Pennsylvania
N Y Gas Elec LH&P Co-
New Amster Gas 5s 1948..
106
11
1st
8M
8%
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st M 5s ser A 1957
J&J
3s
M&N
88 M
68
16
13
15
101%
Penn Public Service Corp—
1st & ref 6s ser O 1947
M&N
1st & ref 58 series D 1954 .J&D
Notes—
■
New York Edison Co—
125M
M&N
Penn-Jersey Water—
1st coll 5Ms 1960
Penn-Ohio Edison Co—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
Deb 5Ms 1959 ser B
35
73
Deb g 6s 2024
1st mtge 3 Ms 1968
102 M
12
Elec
&
1964
1st & ref 4 Ms 1977
1st 5s 1979
Ohio Power Co—
Newport Water 5s 1953
B
New Rochelle Wat 5 Ms '51.lv
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
Gas
68
104 M
•••»•.
Passaic
&
Non-cum inc deb 6s 1950.M&N
Penn Central Light & Power Co—
99 M
111M
105M
115
108M
110M
104 M
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952...A&0
Paterson Ext extd 5s 1950
J&D
,
/
/
income 5s 1953..A&0 /
1956
berpfalz Elec 7s 1946
104M
101 %
102%
1955
5s
106
M&N y 103M
(Chic)—
18
104 M
104 %
93 M
M
_
Deb 5s
107
/
26
F&A
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph—
Ref mtgle3 Ms ser B1966. .A&O
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser O 1966. J&D
1st
65
orthwestern Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f conv 6s '60 ser A.J&J
Certificates of deposit
1st M s
Serv—
Pecos Valley Power & Light Co
1st extended 6Ms 1950.-M&N
Y PA NJ Utilities-
107
Pub
102
130M
127 M
"ova Scotia Light
New Mexico Power—
Northwest
Conv deb 6s 1950——M&S /
Pacific Power & Light Co—
101*
■
[orthwestern Light & Power—
6s series B 1950
F&A
1st
70
Elevated
108 %
110
102
66 M
10
0 /
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
M&S
Union El (Loop) 5s g'45__A&0
99
r
108M
Y &
East
River
NYGELH&P
111%
111M
J&J
87
income 3-6 Ms May 1 '69
"orthwestern Electric—
1st 6s stamped 1945
112M
N
75
109 %
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser I 1966. J&D
Pacific Light & Power Co—
1st 5s, 1942.
J&J
consol gold 5s 1949
,_.M&S
Paterson & State Line Traction—
Co—
"orthwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 6 Ms 1936 with warr. J&
A&O
1st s f 7s 1946
Mi
New Orleans Pub Service Co—
48 M
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D
1st & ref M 4s ser G 1964..J&D
Paterson
106
M&S
109 M
1st & ref 4Ms O 1981
M&S
4Mb 1983
M&N
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950
M&8
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4Ms '60—A&O
1st s f 5s 1943
50 M
32
Refunding 5s 1961
M&S
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt '15.. J&J
Los Angeles Pacific KR—
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943.M&S
5s
126M
1st & ref M 3 Ms 1967.
F&A
orthern States Power (Wis)—
68
107 M
1st mtge 58 1958
New Orleans City &
101M
103 M
99 M
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
Pecos Valley Gasext6 Ms '44M&N
129
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A—.M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B...M&N
96 M
New Haven Water—
1st & ref 4 Ms B 1970
M&S
s
105M
57
65
97
100M
F&A
1st & ref 58 1956 ser A...J&D
1st & ref 58 1962
A&O
forthern States Power (Minn)—
Oonv deb 5s 1948—
M&S
1st 3 Ms series A 1969
81M
98 M
67 M
67 M
J&D
M&N
Convertible deb 5s 1962—J&J
New Engl Pow Assn 5s* 1948.A&O
Deb 5Ms 1954
J&D
New England Power—
3
series A 1961...—M&N
New England Tel & Tel—
1st 5s 1952 series A
J&D
1st 4Mb 1961 ser B
M&N
Newfoundland Light & Power—
1sts f 4Mb 1956
J&J
98
104
f 5s 1952..
M&S
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942
J&J
1st mtge 3 Ms 1969
Ozark Power & Water Co—
Pacific
101
National Public Service Corp—
Deb 6s 2022—
84
3-3 Ms 1940-1948.
A&O
Otter Tail Power Co (Minn)—
1st mtge 4s 1961
...J&J
1 st & ref M 3 Ms ser H '61 .J&D
1953.F&A
—
Bid
1st
r
108 M
J&J f
Nat Lt & Pow 6s 1949.
93 M
111M
F&A
F&A
F&A
4s debentures 1959
1st 5s 1951
M&N
Nassau El RR—See Bklvn Queens
Nassau & Suff Ltge 5s 1945. _F&A
5s stamped 1978
Nat Gas & El Corp 5s
58 series B 1947
110M
forth American Co—
Mutual Un Tel—See West. Un Tel
Narrangansett Electric Co—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
National Electric Power Co—■
93
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
M&N
Y & Westchester Lighting—
3 Ms debentures 1949
Municipal GaB & El Corp of
Reckinghausen 7sl947 —J&D /
Mut Fuel Gas-See Peoples GL&C
110M
Ref mtge 3 Ms ser B 1967—J&J
Y Water Service Corp—
Bonds
Ottawa Light Heat & Power—
Ref & coll tr 4s 1957
A&O
Serial notes—
Ask
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pow
]
24
J&J
J&J
1st M 6s 1938 series B
Mountain States Tel & Tel—■
1
85
i
54 M
Bid
Bonds
54 M
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969. J&D
/
2d income 8s Dec 15 1969
1st & ref 5s 1938
Ask
and Income and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of issue
8
5
110M
115
60
101
99 M
104
....
....
101M
Traction—
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs *45. AS
/
13 M
f
18
14
People's Traction Co—
94
*
Called Mar, 16 at
k Last sale,
n
102.
Nominal,
r
t Called April 1 at 105.
t Called Mar. 1 at 103.
6 Basis, d Called June 1 at 104%\
Payable in Canadian funds,
x Called May 1 at 105.
y Called May 1 at 103.
/This price includes accrued interest.
NOTICE—All bond prices
Bid
Bonds
Suburban Water Co—
f 4s 1965
M&S
Phlla
1st
►
107%
*
57
84%
J&J
J&J
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'v)
Mtge g 7s 1950
M&N
Direct mtge 6s 1952-—.M&N
Con mtge 6s 1953
F&A
Cons 68 1955
A&O
Richmond (Ind) W W Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
-M&N
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr b 4s 1952
j&J
108%
57%
85%
Phlla & West Chester Traction—
39
J&J
J&J
1st 4s 1954
1st 6s 1954
Phlla & Western Ry 5s
49
4%
1960-J&J /
Rio Grande
Philippine Long Distance Tel—
1st
8
J&J
f 6s series A 1953
r
1927-A&0 f
1940-----
Pittsburgh Trac 1st 5s
1942365
12
__
.
m
5s
Edison Co—
■
.
•
„
91%
87%
94
102%
1957—J&D
Oonv deb 5s ser A
24%
87
r
F&A
1954—__-F&A
1952—J&D
Public Service Co of Colorado—1st mtge 3%s 1964
J&D
Public Gas &Ooke 5s
4«
s
f debs 1949
104 %
100%
106 %
89
102"
3%s
3%s
3%s
3%s
3 %s
I
3%s
3 %8
3 %s
3%s
3%s
3%s
3 ys
3 %s
3 %s
3%s
3%s
3%s
3 %s
3%s
Sept
Mar
Sept
Mar
Sept
TVTa.r
Mar
Sept
Mar
Sept
Mar
Sept
Mar
Sept
Mar
Sept
Mar
Sept
M ar
Sept
1
1
1
1
45
M&S
101%
101
102%
Jan 1 1942
—
M&S
15 1964-_ f
99
100.14
103%
102.75
102
99%
1 1947
98%
1 1948
97.25
98
99"53
98~.78
1 1948
96.75
98.36
1
1949
96.50
97.91
1 1949
96%
3%s ser O 1960--F&A
'60--M&N
| '1st 3 %s series E 1961F&A
1st 3%s series F 1966
J&d
157
1946 -J&J
104
Ry debenture 4 %s 1943.-j&D
Savannah Electric & Power Co—
1st & ref M 5s ser F 1955-M&S
158
Savannah Elec Co 5s g '52_J&J
81
1st g
Eliz & Raritan Riv 5s '54.M&N
86
Elizabeth & Trent 5s '62-A&0
103
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949-_.M&N
70
Peterson Ry—
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to
So
'44-A&O
Jeisey Gas El & Trac—
95
1.1953.M&S
128
Guar g 5s March
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
1st mtge3%s 1968
A&O
A&O
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1, '46
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s '43-J&D
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5a 1947-
90
M&S
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv—
100
1st & ref fis 1967
F&A
A
F&A
1st & ref 5s series B1961.F&A
Scranton Trans ser A 5s'59_A&0
108
108%
106%
107%
4s series
Public Service Co or Oklahoma—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
Serial debentures—
ser
B1959
A&O
M&S
4s Feb 1 1943
103
Shawinigan Water & Power Co—
1st M&col s f 4%s'67 ser A A&O
1st coll tr 4%s ser D '70-A&O
102
101
►tfublic Service Co of Pa—
1st lien & coll 5%s *53
1st coll tr 4s
j&D
70
75
A&O
J&j
J&j
..j&D
Public Utilities Consol Corp—
1st M 5Hb 1948
M&S
1st coll 4-5 %s 1948
A&O
Puerto Rico El Pow 4s to '56.J&J
Puget Sound Power & Light—
i
1st & ref 5%s 1949
&D
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser C
M&N
/"lst & ref 4%s 1950 ser D.j&D
Quebec
Power—
1st & coll 4sl962
M&S
Queensboro Gas & El 5s '52.J&j
Oonv g deb 5%s *52 ser A. A&O
Republic Service Corp—
1st coll trust 5s 1951
j&D
Union—
j&j /
111%
112
147
150
4s series B
66
100
88
68%
Sierra Pacific Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser A
1st 5%s ser B 1957
M&S
M&S
97%
98
94%
92%
95
Silesia Elec Corp s f 6 %s'46 -F&A
92%
Sioux City Gas & Electric Co—
80
118
1st mtge 4s 1966
Serial debentures—
81%
3s 1940-41
1947
M&S
73
1st 6s
C
1947
j&d
73
series
111%
108%
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1970-.f&A
Southwestern Light & Pow Co—
103%
103%
102%
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1969.-J&d
Southwestern Power & Light—
103%
104%
105
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
M&S
Southwestern Public Service Co—
100
101%
107%
108%
M&n *
1st 4s series D 1960
107%
1st M
108
s
States
1st 6s 1949
—
-
111%
Springfield (Mass) St Ry—
Ref & gen 6s 1940
M&S
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952.-J&j
19
134%
112"
5
92"
104%
94%
95%
94
95
70
55
73
58
100%
75
77%
74%
79%
109
106
103
104%
105%
35%
36%
127
Convertible notes—
1 '48—-A&O
A&O
6s stmp ext May 1 '48
Debenture 6s 1951
F&A
J&d
Debenture 6s 1906
92
104
74
72
Standard Gas & Elec of Del.—
105
90%
M&S
Spokane Gas & Fuel 5s 1944-F&A
Spring Brook Water Supply—
1st ref 5s 1965
A&O
Spring Val Util ref 6s1943—j&d
Springfield City Water—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1956
A&O
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
j&D
106%
106%
110%
105%
Telep Co—
1948——
6s stmp ext May
90
J&j
f 6s 1945 ser A
1st M 6s
%
133%
106
60
60
62
60%
62
60
62
61%
6s gold debs 1957
F&A
Standard Power & Light Corp—
60
61%
Deb g 6s 1957
Standard Public Service
61
62
73%
73%
75%
F&A
Corp—
F&A
J&d
1st lien 68 series A 1948
1st lien 6s 1948 ser b
Standard Telephone Co—
1st 1 coll tr 5%s '43 >er A.M&n /
Certificates of deposit
/
89
89
13
13%
M&n/
A&O /
Steubenville Wellsburg & Weir ton
Ry 1st 5s 1951
A&O / 20
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946
j&J
118
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951-j&D
129
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1940-M&S /
17%
2nd mortgage 5s 1930
j&J /
4%
Taiwan El Pow s f 5%s 1971-J&j
56%
Tampa (Fla) Gas 5%s '58--A&O
95%
Stettin Pub Util 7s 1940
1st
5s
A&O
1961
•II-
lS %
5%
58
96%
93
95
76%
77%
97%
98%
Telephone Bond & Share Co—
Deb 5s
95
94%
79%
100%
101%
96
95
82
101%
102
62%
67%
65
68
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
5s 1953
M&N
Temescal Water 1st 5s A *60 M&N
13%
J&J
105%
J&J
J&J
101
103
Sioux City (la) Serv 6sl951-J&J
Somerset Un & Middlessex Ltg—
101
73%
104
19%
Mtge g 4s Dec 1, 1943.—j&d
South Bay Consolidated Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
M&N
South Carolina Power Co—
1st hen & ref 5s 1957
J&J
81
105%
F&A
1st M 5s 1943
s
f 6s series A 1955. _-M&N
1st
M
j&J /
opt—J&J jf
Texas Electric Service Co—
1st mtge 5s 1960
Texas Gas Utilities Co—
1st mtge 6s ser A 1956
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1950
General
100%
96%
45%
46"
g
6%s
1956
Texas Power & Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
1st & ref 5s 1956
100%
103
101
5s 1944
M&N
109%
Terre Haute W W Corp—
1st M 6s 1949 s hp A
j&D J
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A J
Texarkana Wat 1st 5s '58—F&A
105%
con
J&J
1st 2-6s 1951
M&S /
Texas Hydro Electric Corp—
103
100
Tennessee Eastern Elec Co—
Texas Elec Ry 5s 1947
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937
106
103
96%
j&D
1958
Terni Hydro Elec 6%s 1953-F&A
Terre Haute Traction & Light—
102
72
14%
B
107 %
95
5s 1942-1946
10
1st 6s series
Ref
A&O
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st sink fund 6%s 1952
J&d
Shrevp't Bdge & Term 5s'55_F&A
Shreveport Rys—
Gen Income 4s (whs) 1957-A&O
222
86%
1961
40
S'west Pub Serv 6%s 1937--M&S
Southwest Telephone Co*—
1st & ref M 3s ser C 1968—J&J
Southwestern Gas & Elec Co—
Shenango Valley Water—
Public Service Elec & Gas Co—
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv
Extl deb 6s 1953
F 1961
1st coll tr 4s ser G 1969—J&D
Conv coll sec 3%s 1946—M&N
.
1st & ref M 3 %s 1968
1st & ref 5s 2037
1st & ref 8s 2037
ser
38%
108
10
16
Lighting
1944—Co—
/
111%
65%
74%
Second Ave Trac—See Phila Co—
100%
Non-cum 6s (ws) 1951—
Southern Utah Power Co—
106%
9
15
104
4s Feb 1 1946-.-
Southern United Gas Co—
Southwestern Bell Telephone—
1st & ref M 3 %s ser B *64. J&d
64%
73
5s
96%
80
96
Conv deb 6s ser A 1932
J&d
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
107
A&O
102%
4s Feb 1 1944
106
M&N
4s Feb 1 1941
4s Feb 1 1945
102
Income 3sApr 1 1959
4s Feb 1 1942
128"
56
102
Seattle Gas 1st 5s 1954
Seattle
1st
A&O
A&O
6s 1942—A&O
Oonv deb6s 1938
Scranton Gas & Water Co—
1st 4%s 1958
107
88%
M&N/
106%
102
S'west Nat Gas Inc 6s 1966--A&O
Corp—
1st mtge 3%s ser A 1961
J&d
Santa Barb Tel 3%s ser O'60 j&J
105%
101%
106%
78%
126
Gas—
1st & ref 5%s series 11945
1st & ref inc 5 %s ser IP45
s f
105%
Corp—
Southwest Gas Co (Okla)—
1st s f 6s 1954
M&N
San Jose Water Works—
Elhs Plalnf & Cent Jersey
Union
Southwestern
B—fe&S
49%
106%
120
100
Apr 15 1940
4s Apr 151941——
103
4s Apr 15 1942
104
4s Apr 15 1943
104%
4s Apr 15 1944
102%
4s Apr 15 1945
101%
4s Apr 15 1946
101
4s Apr 15 1947
101
4s Apr 151948
101
San Diego Consol Gas & Elec—
1st mtge 4sMay 1 1965—M&N
111%
San Diego Co Wat 6s A '62-M&S 1105
San Francisco Bay Toll Bridge—
1st M sink fund 6%s '57-M&N /
17%
104%
Ry—
5s Dec 1. 1950---J&J
108%
97%
83%
47
105%
105
111
Public Service Corp of N J—
Trust certs 6% perpet—M&N
5s
35"
South N E Telep 1st 5s 1948.J&d
Southern Trac—See Phila Co
4s
Debs f 7s 1942
107
1st M 5%s May 1. I960—M&S
Southside Va Pow 5s 1956--F&A
F&A
Sandwich Windsor & Amherstb'g
1st
94%
81%
A&O
52
106""
108
115
A&O
r
Southern Colorado Power Co—
10-year coll
M&S
M&S
San Joaquin Lt & Power
Unif & ref 6s 1952 ser
108%
108%
105%
A&O
67
F&A
1st mtge 4s 1963
Serial notes—
101
101
104
110%
104%
Adj mtge inc Jan 1 6s '60-A&O
1st M pipelines f4%s'51 A&O
Southern Neb Pow 5%s B'47 J&J
San Antonio Public Service—
104.78
104.85
104.74
104.34
103.87
103.17
102.27
101.16
110%
A&O
Southern Natural Gas
102
San Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
San Antonio Gas & Electric—
103
104
17
104
5sl949
104
65%
50%
A&O
6s 1940-1943
106%
107%
1st M & ref 4s Aug 1 *65. F&A
Southern California Water—
59
Salt River Val Water Users Assn
104
102
1946
1 1947
Sub
/
10856
108%
60%
106
1948—-M&N
Guar 5s 1952-
103%
105%
59
56
Salmon River Power-
101
1940.
1941.
1941.
1942
1st mtge 3 Ha ser D
Camden
/
/
1960..j&J
1st g 6s 1947 series A
J&j
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)—
1st M 4%s 1968
M&N
101
/
1 i960-j&j
Southern
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen gold 5s 1944
16
47
109%
109%
Ref mtge 3%s May
Ref mtge 3 %s ser b
Southern California Gas Co—
1st & ref 4%s 1961
M&S
1st lien & coll 5s 1958
108%
St Louis Public Service—
Public Service Co of N H—
1st mtge
1951-.—M&S
1930—..A&O /
1st mtge 5s 1959
Conv n-c inc 4s May
103%
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
108
4%s Jan 1 1943
St Joseph Water 4s A 1966—A&O
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951-A&O
Pub Serv Co of Indiana—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1969
Serial debentures—
111%
107%
4s
Provincial Light Heat & Power
5s 1946—--------M&S r 110
Prussian Elec 6s
3%s ser I 1967-M&S
Gen mtge 3%s ser J 1969-M&S
Rochester
&
Lake Ontario
1st mtge s f 4%s 1979
J&D
Saguenay Power 4 %s A 1966 A&O
1st 4%s series B 1966
A&O
St Clair County (111) Gas & El—
1st cons guar 5s 1959
M&S
St Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Power—
1st mtge 4%s 1947
J&d
Serial debentures—
108%
110%
108
10351
4%s 1962
Safe Harbor Water Pow Corp—
87
109 %
'49.-J&D
Providence Gas 4s ser B 1963
121%
Gen M 4%s May
1st s f 48 Oct 1945
73%
107%
10751
J&j
1979
Southern California Edison—
1st M 4 %s 1960
Southern Canada Power—
Gen mtge4%s 1977ser D-M&S
Gen 3%s series H 1967—M&S
3%s Jan 1 1941
Power Corp of Canada Ltd—_
Conv deb 4 %s 1959 Ser B_M&S
Power Secur coll tr 6s
65
88
Rumford Falls Power—
„
107%
110%
86%
Deb g 5s 1953
M&S
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
1933 ctfs of dep.—j&d
Rochester Transit Corp—
S f4%sinc A notes 1958.M&S
S f 4%s inc B notes 1958-M&8
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s '46
A&O
Ruhr Gas Corp 6%s '53 A--A&O
1945—M&N
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E—M&N
1st M 4%s 1961 series F—A&O
Potomac Electric Power—
1st mtge 3%s 1966
J&J
106%
87
85
105
'd 5s g
Porto RIcan Power 6s 1950-M&N r
Porto Rlcan Rys Ltd 5s 1962M&N r
Potomac
105%
Valley Gas Co—
Water extend 5s
Roch Ry cons 5s g
19%
^
98%
100%
98
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944—J&d
105
Postal Tel eg & Cable 5s '53-J&J /
24%
con
3d"
15
59
111%
& Teleg—
3%« debentures 1962
.A&O
3s debentures
Gen mtge
107%
'61-M&M
96
4%s '58—M&N
13
Pomeranla Elec 6s 1953
M&N
18%
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950-M&S /
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke—
90%
1st & ref g 5s '40 opt '20—J&J
86
Certificates of deposit-—-- - /
1st l'n & gen 4%s 1940—J&J
90
Portland Gas Co 1st 5s 1951 -F&A
103
Portland(Me) Gas L 5s A'50 A&O
101%
Portland General Elec Co—
1st & ref 4%s 196u
M&S
73
1st M 5s exten to 1950
J&J
107
Portland (Me) RR 3 %s 1951 - J&J
85
10
54
111%
Southern Bell Telep
105
Ry & El 5s 1953.-F&A
Roanoke
j&D /
j&D
1st lien 6s 1944
1st lien 6s x-w 1941
S'eastern P & L deb 6s 2025.M&S
Rochester Central Power Corp—
100
Platte Val Tel 1st
1st 1 &
45%
Ask
Cor
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
15%
14%
14%
14%
_
103
M&S
-list 1 & ref 5s 1958
/
5s 1950
-A&O
Roanoke (Va) Gas Light—
1st 5%s 1951
F&A
Piedmont
Plainfield G & E gen 5s
Plainfield-Un Wat 5s A
f
/
/
I
Bid
Bonds
Ask
South Jer G E & T—See Pub Serv ice
1st mtge
100
Hydro-El Co (Italy)—
45
1st & ref b f 6 %s 1960 ser A A&O
101%
Pinellas Wat Co 5%s 1959-M&S
6
Pitts Canonsburg & Wash 5s 1937 /
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phila Co
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Co—
'
Income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and
are
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Phila Transportation
Cons 3-6s 2039
1st & ret 4s 1960
77
public utility bonds
march, 1940]
A&O
M&S
M&S
J&j
M&n
Texas Pub Serv 1st 5s (w-s) 1961Texas Traction Co 5s 1937-.J&J
4%
4%
105%
5
5
105%
20
22
86%
88
101
97
117
118%
107%
108
98%
98
1
H
♦
terest.
Called March 21 at 104.
ft Last sale,
n
t Called March 1 at 105.
Nominal,
\
t Redeemed Feb. 10 at 101.
r Payable in Canadian funds,
a
Average price.
6 Basis.
/This price includes accrued in¬
'
PUBLIC
78
UTILITY
BONDS
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and tncom* 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
Third
Union
37.
Ave RR 1st 5s g
Ry 1st 5s g 1942
.
Ask
55%
1834
97 24
56
75
82
18%
9924
65
58""
53 %
101%
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
62%
10734
63
West
77%
12434
80%
126
Twin City Rapid Transit Colst lien &ref 5%s A 1952_-J-~—
1st lien & ref 5 34s B J 952. -J&J
Twin States Gas & Electric—
1st 1 & ref 5%s 1945 Ser A M&!
Tyrol Hydro-Electric Pow Co—
1st M s f 7%s 1955-—M&N f
Guar s f 7s 1952---F&A /
UJlgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M s f 7s 1945
Mac 81
Union Electric Co of Missouri—
1st mtge & coll tr 3 24 s 1962 J&
3% notes, 1942----------J&
Union Elev RR—See N W Elev
Union Gas & El 1st ext 5s '40M&S
Union Gas Co. of Canada—
1st serial 4s 1939^42
J&p
1st serial 4%s 1943-45
J&D
r
1st 4%s 1950
J&D
Union Gas System—
1st M & colls f 5s 1948—J&D
Union Passenger Railway—
A&O
1st 4s Mar 31 1961
2d ext 4s Mar 31 1960
A&O
Union Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Union Traction—See Phlla R T
Union Water Service Co—
First lien 5%s *51 ser A.M&N
Unit Elec Co or N J 4s '49—J&D
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ear A—
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B_.
United Electric Service (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A--J&D
United Gas & Fuel (Hamilton)—,
1st s f 5%s 1948
J&J r
United Light & Power Co—
Deb g 6%s1974--------M&N
1st 1 & consol 5%s 1959--A&O
Deb g 6s 1975
M&N
65%
6134
10724
103""
s
75
118%
101%
90
__l
103
Westmoreland
1st M 5s 1941 opt
Wichita Water 6s 1949
6
38%
39
M&N
56%
56%
g
9924
101
99
J&D /
J&D
100%
534s 1947
F&a
5s stamped 1959
F&A
100%
Utilities Public Service Co—
Conv 6s 1933
J&D /
15
Vermont LtgjCorp 1st 5s'44 A&O /
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
.J&D /
Virginia Electric & Power—
1st & ref M 334s B 1968—M&S
Virginia Public Service Co—
1st & ref 5 %s 1946 ser A
F&A
.J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B
M 6s 1955
1st lien & ref 6s
-
--
-
10134
100%
10124
99%
68
8034
86%
'
Mt
*
14%
105
82 34
66 34
60
10724
10834
10134
10224
102
15"
com
10924
Birmingham Gas
common
$3.50 prior preferred
$6 preferred
cum
preferred
•
10434
Boston
146
Edison
Co
100
Ry com
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord_.
*
*
Traction.
American Light &
113
100
6% preferred-
25
25
*
$6 preferred.
$5 preferred-
*
*
Amer Public Serv 7% pref—.100
American Service $3 preferred-.*
Amer States
Utility com
534% preferred
Amer Superpower Corp com
First $6 preferred...—
112
98
106%
107
734
734
8
8
/ Flat price,
c
Preferred $6 series
—
1
25
*
*
...
American Telep & Teleg
Amer Utilities Service com
6% preferred
*
100
*
25
*
*
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
114
49
7%
36
20
36 34
_.*
2134
L_*
1
C--25
100
*
150
Brooklyn Edison
Bklyn Manhat Transit
$6 preferred series A
*
Certificates of deposit
*
Bklyn & Queens Transit com
*
$6 preferred
*
Certificates of deposit
*
Bklyn Teleg & Mess'ger (gu)-100
Brooklyn Union Gas
*
Buffalo Niagara & East Power—
$1.60 prior preferred
26
$5 1st pref
*
6
19%
80%
56 34
1%
52
17%
60
21%
2134
102
Oable & Wireless Ltd—
10824
Ordinary shares
106
10624
Amer dep rec 734%
Amer dep rec B ord
Amer dep rets 534 %
100
104
110
109%
44
46
........
A ord—£1
£1
prer
£1
Oalif-Oregon Power Co—
6% preferred series of 1927 100
6% preferred
100
Calif Water Serv 6% pref
100
Calif Water & Telep 6%pref
25
Camden & Rockland Water..100
...100
6% preferred
Canada Nor Pow
*
com
1
Canadian Marconi
91
21
10434
10424
117
94
95
9134
96
108
60
224
134
.2%
1
23
23%
5
6
19
20
%6
34%
113 34
224
24
1534
3434
11224
234
34
1534
28
2934
$6 preferred
*
*
103
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
Central Elec and Tel com
1
104
6 % preferred
Cent Hud G & El
com..
15%
-—100
115
Cent Illinois Light 4 34% pref.100
Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref
*
113
624
924
100
100
100
....
Cent & S W Util
50c
com—
Preferred
Prior
lieu
*
preferred..
*
Central States Pow & L $7
Chic City & Con com part
Pref partic ctfs
734
9%
9834
109
100 34
92 34
109 34
100 3-4
34
55J4
112
1
5
1
5
ctfis—*
*
Chicago Rys partic ctfs ser 1..100
Series 4
Preferred
Preferred B
Preferred BB
Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6 pref
$7 preferred
50
10
100
*
—*
107%
2%
98
4%
5524
4%
5134
108
224
99
434
5624
534
58
*
97
99
•
100
104
115
112
Citizens Utilities com
Ex-dividend.
34
10G
-—100
100
110
x
6634
100
105
11434
Canadian price,
70
100
*
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
95
7924
pf--*
pf-*
Central States Edison
Cent Vermont Pub Serv 6%
Central W est Co. vt c
Cincin & Suburb Bell Telep
Cities Service com.—
13
1.05
42 34
*
68
25c
10834
50
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 5% pf 100
Cincinnati Street Ry
50
17234
34
97
11
17
15c
1
95
Series 3
224
1624
14
Central Arizona Lt & Power Co—
Series 2
18
1
99
155
94
17
,
37
-100
46
234
1634
24
6634
1224
17124
84
......100
Carolina Tel & Tel
92
56
84
104 34
26
Casco Bay Lt & Water.......100
324
5534
4534
3%
34
%6
324
105
$7 preferred
100
134
Capital Transit (Wash, D C) 100
Carolina Pow & Light $7 pref
$6 preferred.
*
6% preferred
%
•
Amer Power & Light com
46%
100
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Brit Col Pow Corp A
108
i
100
•
334
Birmingham Wat Wks 6% pf.100
Blackstone Vai Gas & El pref.100
6% preferred..—
$7 preferred
Central N Y Power Corp—
5% preferred
-100
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 6% pf
*
Central Pow & Light 7% pref 100
6% preferred
100
24%
8534
58
99
4
82
80
4634
95
10
56
10
Central Maine Pow $6 pref
rr
4%
166
2
50
Cent Indiana Gas 634% pref.100
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref 100
-r
4
12334
Telep of Pa 634% pref ..100
Boverly Gas & Elec
25
100
Birmingham Elec $7 pref
._*
$6 preferred..*
89
t
110
Bell
9834
''
130
101
9734
W—■
50c
Beaver Valley Water 6% pref.100
Bell Telephone (Canada)
100
88
74%
135
*
-
107
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
Allentown Beth Gas pref
50
Corp—__5
Amer & Foreign Pow com
*
$7 preferred*
$7 second 2nd pref series A—*
$6 cum pref
—♦
134
11934
1.75
*
Amer Cable & Radio
18
106
21%
com
Brockton Gas Light Co v
108%
17
-25
-100
100
Hudson River Bdge..*
t c
Class B
102
6
2634
—100
v
$6 preferred
*
$5 preferred
*
Alabama Water Service 6% pref.*
Alabama Power $7 pref—
74
71
109
Preferred
434% preferred
73
130
Bait Transit Govt c
Bangor Hydro Elec
7% preferred
6% preferred
Boston Elevated
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref
6% preferred
---*
b Basis.
70
7634
$6 1st preferred
No par value,
6634
7034
7234
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com.
*
6534
4
102
87
»•
--
Cum income 6s (w s) 1952-J&D
Wuerttemberg (Germany)—See
Consol Hydro-Elec of
Wyoming Vail P 8 6s 1971—A&O
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5s '41 A&O
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
73
45
deposit.
102
71
Amer Gas & Power com
1960-F&A
Washington Gas Lt 5s '60..M&N
Washington Ry & Elec Co—
Consolidated 4s 1951
J&D
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949
A&O
1st guar 5s 1949
A&O
City & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
Washington Water Pewer Co—
1st mtge 3 34s 1964
J&D
Waterloo Ced Falls & No Ry—
Certificates of
101
67
5s '37 opt.J&D
5s stamped 1947
J&D
*
.100
Biddeford & Saco Water
102 34
102
103
69
/
/
10234
10034
York Rys 1st M ?
X
*
Glass A
Beauharnois Power
101
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941 _M&N
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'5lJ&D
*
*
Atlanta Gas Light 6% pref.
Atlantic City Elec $6 pref
Bear
103
4s June 1 1946
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&D
Wolverine Pow adj 4 34s Mar 1 '59
Worcester Transit Association—
Cum income 6s 1952
J&D
W (irr^nts
w w
10834
103
Amer Gas & Elec new com
M&N
1st
10424
10934
102
101%
104%
99%
—
104
4s June 1 1944
—
2*
Investing Companies
Public Utility
.*
Telep Co Ltd $1.25 pf
•
Assoc Telep & Teleg $6 pref
*
$7 1st preferred
lOf
106
105
102
10324
O
234
104
104
101
1952....M&S
ser
12
124
4s June 1 1943
10124
Debs f 6s 1946
..F&A
Washington Gas & Electric Co—
1st ■ f 534s 1947
F&A
1st M 534s 1953
J&J
1st & ref 6s
10
10234
—
——
10
13%
109
—
34
*
Assoc
10834
Serial debentures—
4s June 1 1945
—_
1947
12724
,
4s June 1 1940
*
34
%
see
106 34
12624
107%
103
4s June 1 1942
5s
1956
F&A
101
Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry—
1st 4Mb 1941
M&S /
2%
Utilities Power & Light Corp—•
534s stamped
Deb 5e 1959
♦
...
10534
104%
4s June 11941.
Utica Belt Line Street Ry—
1st 5s 1939
M&N /
3
124
Utica El L & P 1st 5s 1950---J&J
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s *57 J&J
130
Co Bldg (Kanata Realty)—
Deb
1
Original preferred
$4 preferred
$5 preferred
$6 preferred
$634 preferred
$7 preferredOption warrants
_
101
1st lien gen M 5s 1944—F&A
1st lien & gen M4^s 1944-F&A
Common class A
Assoc General Utilities—
M&S
F&A
M&N
334s 1966
A&O
Wisconsin Hydro-Electric Co—
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
1st mtge 334s 1961
_J&J
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
J&D
10
40
118
10434
98
1
com
Associated
M&N
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
„
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A„A&O
Wat 5s '52--J&D
1st mtge
—.
90
•
6% preferred
92""
8734
10534
1st M 5s 1960 ser O
10824' Williamsport Water Co—
104
84%
1st M 5s Aug 1952 ser A—F&A
118
Winnipeg Electric Co—
80
8334
Gen 4-5s series A 1965
J&J r
92
66
Gen inc 4-5s ser B 1965—J&J r
10834
Wise Elec Power 334s 1968-A&0
99
57
Wise Fuel & Lt 1st 5s 1948. _M&N
101
-*
.*
50
110%
77
7934
10334
1st M 58 1956 ser B
85
Arkansas Pow & Lt $7 pref
11634
103%
10534
(Germ)
J&J f
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Co—
46
10
634
4724
2%
2%
734
69
M&N
f 6s 1952
Westphalia United El Pr
1st M s f 6s 1953
4424
*
108
89
52
common
6% preferred
Arkansas Nat Gas
Class A...
6% preferred
84
11724
110%
11524
Mut Un 6s ext at 5%to'4lM&N
Western Utilities Corp—
s
x
Common
104
9934
.M&N
101
1st 5s series B 1950-J&J
8934
Deb s f 6s extd 1950
M&N
f
Western Pr Lt & Tel 6s 1948
15-year
55
f
M&N
5_%s 1950
Fdg & R E M 434sg *50—M&N
25-year g 5s 1951
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&S
Co Ltd—
Utah Power & Light Co—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
9934
98
103
1st M 5s 1951
Western Public Service Co—
1st & ref 534s 1960
F&A
Western Union Telegraph—
S3
5%s ser A 1952—M&N
55
Coll s f 5%s ser B 1952—M&N
92
United Telep Del 6s A 1948 A&O
101
United Tel & Tel 5%s A *53.M&N
101%
1st lien 6s ser B 1953
M&N
United Traction (Albany)—
Con g 4%s 2004...
5
-J&D /
Unit Trac (Pgh)—See Phlla Co
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—
Sink fdM 6s 1953
A&O / 13
Upper Mich Pow & Light—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1959—F&A
10034
Coll
A&O
4s 1948-1953-
1st M
81%
J&J
97
65
-
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s *34.J&J /
United Securities
Gen mtge 334s gtd 1967.
Westchester Service Corp—
Western Mass Cos—
3 34 % coup notes 1946
J&D
Western N Y Utilities 5s '46. J&D
Western N Y Water Co—
87
83
F&A /
Eq 7%s Feb 15 1936
A&O
Western Cont Util 6s 1944.-M&S
Western Lt & Telep 5s 1954-A&0
93
98%
1961
5
com
Arizona Power $6 preferred
Arkansas Missouri Power—
Utilities Co—
109
85
10834
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934—..J&J /
94%
102 24
*
-
Texas
I 1966
ser
Westchester Elec—See 3d Ave Ry
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50--J&D
90
10334
11834
1st
2d
West
1st mtge 48
14
13%
102
West
334s
1st mtge 324s ser A 1969-M&N
West Virginia Ohio River
Bridge 3 34-6 %s, 1960
J&J
West Virginia Water Service—
66
105
117%
United Lt&Rys(Me)6s A'52 A&O
82%
Deb 6s 1973
J&J
9124
Un Lt Rys (Del) deb 5%s.52 F&A
United Public Utilities Corp—
98
Conv coll tr 6s A 1960
J&J
100
Conv colltr 5%s B 1960—J&J
39
United Rys Cos 4% ctfs *49-J&J /
United Railways of Havana—
-
"4~"
2
M&S
J&J
Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960--J&D
Philadelphia Pass Ry—
ext 334s 1956
A&O
extended 534s 1956
M&N
1st M
Edison
Associated Gas & Elec
1st M 5s 1963 series E
108
104
-
J& J
J&J
Telep 1st 4s '64-M&S
West End St Ry—See Boston El
115
Bid
Stocks
Arizona
West End Trac—See Phlla Co
80
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954
J&D /
10724
West Penn Elec deb 5s 2030. A&O
10434
f
-
1st 6s ser A 1950Conv deb 634s 1945
West Coast
Ask
West Penn Power—
-------J&
8 f deb 4s 1948
102
77
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A._.M&S1
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)—
1st g 6s 1953 series—J&PJ
Toledo Edison 3%s 1968----J&
Bid
Bonds
Waukesha Gas & Electric Co—
1st
5s
1959
J&J
West Canadian Hydro-Electric—
1
1%
1%
march, 1940]
public
Quotation* for all securities
Stocks
Par
Bid
Stocks
Cleve Elee ilium
100
Coast Co Gas & El 1st pref. .100
Colum G & El
45%
111 %
20
113
20 p8
105%
107
Corp (Del) com..*
6
87
6%
88%
68%
76%
68
74
114%
114%
31%
%
IPs
.
Optional warrants
$6 preferred
*
Commonwealth Tel (Pa) 7%
pf20
Commonwealth Water A Lighi
6% preferred
*
7% preferred
Community Pow A Lt com
*
First preferred 6%
100
Community Pub Ser com
25
Community Water Serv com
1
7% preferred
*
Concord Elec Co 6% pref
100
115%
lVkx
32
,%
1%
3
...
Common
Conn Gas A Coke Sec pref
Common
n
104
n
107
14
15
45
116
45
*
44%
64*
100
53
55
8
81
118%
108 %
176%
*
105
106
*
102%
103
91 h
8
111
114
105
108
115
26
111
11
58 %
10
*
100
m
.100
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co—
Duquesne Nat Gas common
1&*
n
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assoc's com
6% preferred
4% % prior preferred
Ry com
6% 1st pref stamped
6% pref B stock
5% adjustment stock
100
100
100
100
"
*
*
100
100
Elec Power A Light Corp
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
2d pref series A
Optional warrants
El Paso Electric Co (Del) —
Preferred series A 7%
El Paso Nat Gas com......
1.00
60
62
12
15
2%
3%
6%
65%
56%
1%
4%
6%
66%
55
58
58
2%
70
6
*
24
»
14%
2%
6%
28%
25%
16%
2%
97
38%
55
Elisabethtown Water Cons
100
113
117
Elizabeth Consol Gas
100
210
220
Empire A Bay State Tel (gu) 100
Empire District Elec 6% pf-.lOO
Empire Gas A Fuel Copf 8%. 100
Preferred 7%
100
6%% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Empire Power Corp—
See Investing Companies.
Empire Telephone com
*
6% Preferred
26
Engineers Pub Serv com
..1
$5 cumulative preferred
*
$5% pref (with warrants)..
»
45
$6 preferred
67 PS
70
66%
68
66
67%
23
72
76
83
Federal Power A Light
*
64%
22 Pi
*
Without par value.
x
Phila
25
AS*
99
„
Co.
~7~~
R T
15%
%
37
*
38
*
39
^
38%
39%
40%
t Called March 15
Ex-dividend.
Germantown
Pass—See
100%
103
65*
57
18
44
20
35
20
30
18
24
15%
16%
*
Gloucester Elec Lt Co
Gold & Stock Telep (guar)
Green &
Coates—See
Green Mt
Pow
Greenwich
Greenwich
Phila
53%
%
44"
10
41
101%
91
17
18%
35
Harrisburg
20
Bridge
5I*
71
35
37
25
47
10c
33%
33%
46%
11%
25
25
Hestonville M & F—See PhilaRT
Holyoke Water Power
1
Houston Lt & Power $6 pref
*
Houston Natural Gas
*
com
preferred
100
Huntington Water 7% pref... 100
Idaho Power 7% pref
lOO
6% 1st preferred
*
50
*
13
1%
3%
24%
4%
41
63
64%
at
107%
111
10%
"4%
4%
4
Units.
36
100
93
40
%
28
35^
3%
3%
3%
3%
25%
3%
2%
16%
27
100
31
33
7% preferred..
100
Iowa El Lt & Pow 6% pref. .100
7% preferred
100
Iowa Power & Lt 7%
pref
100
Iowa Pub Serv $6 pref
*
31
33
78
80
Iowa Southern Utilities—
Common
arrear certificates
arrear certificates
Italian Superpower—
See Investing Companies.
$5
*
_
-
-
17%
See Investing
Companies.
Memphis Natural Gas
Metropolitan Edison Co—
cum
preferred
86
88
108
103
103%
105%
5%
*
Mexican Northern Ry com
100
Preferred
Mexican Utilities
100
13
15
100
17
18
*
r
r
*
100
95c
%
25%
3%
4%
13%
133%
32%
107
104%
96%
90%
14%
—
—
-
—
33%
105%
98%
100
m
—
.
J Calleu April 1 at 50 plus 75c. dividend,
4
106%
100
*
48
53
T%
*
*
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pref 15
Montana Dakota Utilities com. 10
5% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
*
*
Telegraph
Mountain States Power
8
98
90%
87%
95%
86%
91%
117
1/
90
98
88
117%
72
103
4%
104
4%
98
28%
7
83
93
106
23%
if*
*
100
w i
50
.._*
1st pref 100
6% preferred
....100
Nevada-Calif Electric com
.100
Preferred
100
New Bedford Gas A Edison
Lt.25
New Cable A Radio
Corp—
Amer
6
8
97
50
*
/
6
1
40
Mountain States Tel A Tel. .100
Nassau A Suffolk 7%
pref—.100
National City Lines com..
1
$3 conv preferred
50
National Gas A Elec com.... 10
National Power A Light com...*
See
✓
-.100
10
Old common
7% preferred
New 5% pref
1
40
com
9
5%
5%
%
*
Monongahela L A P—See PhilaOo
Monongahela St Ry—See PhilaOo
Monongahela Val Water 7% pfd.
Cable
A
80%
47%
139%
33
14%
44%
4%
•I*
115%
z\H
60
Radio.
New Eng Gas A Elec Assn—
*
*
com
6% preferred
100
$2 preferred
*
New England Pow Os
$6 pref.100
New England Pub Ser com
*
$7 prior preferred
*
$7 preferred
$0 preferred
..........
New England Tel A Tel
New Haven Water
New
120
10c
Convertible pref A
*
Midland Util 7% prior lien
100
6% prior Hen
..100
7% preferred class A
.100
6% preferred class A
100
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7% pref 100
$6 cum preferred
100
New
91
x
95
8%
$0 prior pref
108
x
Middle West Corp com
5
Midland United com..__.___.*
New Mexico Gas com......
k Last sale
Nominal.
,
•
70
25%
139
67
13
*
63
100
50
131
5
50
n
34%
12%
*
*
Jersey Pow A Lt $6 pref
*
Jersey Water pref..
..100
6% preferred
106%.
96%
preferred...100
New Eng Pow Assn
4
3%
100
84
5
...
$5% preferred stamped
*
5%
.
Light Associat'n—
Common with warrants
*
Common without warrants
*
$2 Preferred
*
Warrants
Mass Utilities Associates—
$0 preferred
Nebraska Power 7%
105
104%
5%
15
pref ser A
*
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 7% pf_100
6% preferred
100
5%% preferred.
100
Kansas City Power A
Light—
1st pref $6 series B
*
cum
4
103
*
16
15%
Mass Power A
Montreal Tramways com
Mountain Fuel Supply..
Investing Companies.
6%% preferred
$7 preferred
30
.
Montreal
3%
*
32%
Marlon (Ohio) Water 7%
pref.lOO
Marion Reserve Pow $5
pref
*
Market St Ry(San
Francisco)
6% prior preferred...
100
Montana Power 6% pref
Montreal L H A Pow Cons
11
73%
*
25
Mississippi Valley Utii
8
4%
3%
3%
92
Investors Telephone com
Iowa Electric 6%s pref
93
24
25
13%
101%
*
,
91
2
100
14
6
*
106
100
Mississippi Power $6 pref
*
$7 preferred
*
Miss Power A Light 6%
pref
*
Mississippi Rlv Pow 6% pref.lOO
30
100
;
.
Certificates of deposits
Missouri Pow A Lt $6 pref
Missouri Pub Service com
106%
110%
*
7
56%
102
Modified 5% guar.
100
Certificates of deposits
Marcon Int Marine
Cornmun'y—
Amer dep rets for ord shs.
f]
Michigan Consol Gas
Michigan Gas A Electric—
7% prior preferred—
Middlesex Water
38
100
100
*
25c
108
10%
Conv pref $3.50 series.
50
Internat Ocean Tel eg i guar). .100
International Power Co
*
100
100
103%
112%
86%
100
114%
* x109
110
85
...
112
100
* x
Service—
International Ry v t c
Internat Teleg of Me (gu)
Preferred
100
*
6% preferred
100
Indiana Hydro Elec 7% pref.lOO
Indiana Service Co 6% pref.. 100
Indianapolis Power A Light—
6% preferred
.100
6%% preferred
.100
Indianapolis Ry Co v t c
100
Indianapolis Water 5% pref
100
Interboro Rapid Transit
100
Certificates of deposit
Internat Hydro-El Syst A
..25
103
100
.....
7% prior preferred
112%
1st preferred
Internat Power Securities
5% preferred
6% preferred.
7% preferred
30c
18
110
General
104%
18%
120
100
Indiana
5
Louisiana Power A
Light $6 pf-*
Louisv Gas A Elec com cl A
*
17
108%
*
42
38%
116
115
Arrears certificates
Illinois Power & Light—
1
*
100
..100
$6 preferred series C
$6 prior preferred
103
50
9%
$5
111%
2%
23%
4%
._
5
76
12
1%
5%
non-cum
$6 preferred
48%
52
50
Illuminating Shares class A
Indiana Assoc Telep $6 pref
20c"
12%
.100
5% conv preferred
"4"
69
25
*
6% preferred
Haverhill Elec Co
Haverhill Gas Light
56
3
1
-.100
Havana Elec A Util $5 pref
"4%
111
Harrisburg Gas 7% preferred.100
Harrisburg Rys common
50
Hartford Electric Light
25
com
114"
6%
*
1
6% preferred
Long Island Lighting com
7% preferred A
6% preferred B
Long view Bridge class A
97
111%
34%
35%
52*
102
..._*
Maiden A Melrose Gas Lt._
Manhattan Railway 7% guar
25
68%
7%
95
86"
7% pref class A
Hamilton Bridge common
Hamilton Gas common
3
75
91
100
85
33
45
25
23*
25
101%
45%
100
Mackay Companies 4 % pref.
Maiden Electric Co
112%
110%
110
Lexington Telep 6% pref
100
Lexington Wat Serv 7% pref.lOO
Light A Pow Securities Co
*
Preferred
100
83
*
107%
'
89%
25%
*
Preferred
Havana Elec Ry com..
6% preferred
100
7% preferred
100
Kentucky Utilities 6% pref.. 100
7% Junior preferred
50
Keystone Pub Serv $2.80 pref..*
Keystone Telephone $4 pref
50
Key West Elec 7% pref
100
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref
100
5% preferred
100
Laclede Gas Light
100
5% preferred
100
80%
pf-100
_.*
*
*
94%
101
Lowell Electric Light
1.25
Luzerne Co Gas A El $6
pref.lOO
$7 preferred.
loo
Lynn Gas A Elec Co..........25
T
*
109
*
100
R
121
*
Louisville Railway Co
90
1%
99
114
*
95
pref
Gas $1.25 pref
Wat & Gas 6%
6% preferred..
Kansas Power Co 6% pref
7% preferred
Kansas Power A Light—
.25
Corp $6
$5.50 preferred
Hackensack Water
5%
23%
9
101%
*
Kansas Elec Pow 6% pref—— 100
7% preferred
100
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref.. 100
Lone Star Gas Corp.
72
40
*
_*
*
Lawrence Gas A Elec Co
Lewiston Gas Lt 5% pref
22
x
PhilaRT
Jamaica Pub Service Ltd..
Preferred
Jamaica Water Supply
102
o
$6 preferred
$6% preferred
$7 preferred
t New stock,
6%
15
*
50
com.
1
*
6%
7%
89
25
Fed St & Pleasant Val—See Phila
Federal Water Service com A..*
Wat Gas & Elec com A
Common
8%
60
Federal Light & Tr com
Preferred ($6)
13%
J2*
22
Company.............50
European Elec class A
10
Fairm't Pk & Hadd Pass Ry—See
77%
$3 preferred
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 preferred
Georgia Power & Lt 6% pref
$6 preferred
§5"
69
Essex
73
-50
preferred
conv
Interstate Natural Gas
Interstate Power pref $7_.
80
84
Fall River Elec Light
Fall River Gas Works
Gen
See
62
*
11%
23%
50%
53%
Warrants
%
Gen Telep Allied Corp $6 pref.
t 107%
Gen Telep Tri Corp
20
42%
$2.50
International Telep A Teleg
Foreign share ctfs
International Utilities—
39
111
Preferred
*
4%
12%
*
20
Telephone Corp
22
30%
50
50
com
4Vs
*
common
Gen Telephone Corp com
»3 conv preferred-.
7% preferred
Indiana
100
Eliz & Trenton RR
152
108
—
7% preferred
20
28%
3
145
2%
Indiana A Michigan Electric—
30
*
*
100
Preferred
18%
48%
86
—..*
6% preferred
8% preferred
7%
3
*
..5
2
*
6% preferred
100
5% % preferred
Gen Gas & Elec (Del) com A..*
6% prior preferred.
*
$6 cum conv pref ser A
-.*
$6 conv pref ser B
*
$7 preferred
*
$8 preferred
*
Gen Italian Edison Elec Corp—
Amer shs for ordinary stock..
11%
92
*
Electric Bond & Share..
$6 preferred
$5 preferred
Electric Ferries common
Gatlneau Power com
Illinois Iowa Power common
2
*
com
Conv stock
7*
20 %
8
Easten Telep & Tel eg
Eastern Utii Assoc
74%
60c
*
East Shore Pub Serv 6% % pf 100
6% preferred
100
31
26
—100
common
Preferred
2
100
27
Bid
Par
Preferred
53%
100
100
Preferred
Gary Elec A Gas
Stocks
R T
Phila
Hudson & Manhattan
121
140
47%
100
.....
12%
62*
135
%
18 %
Eastern Mich Transportation
Eastern Minn Power 6% pref
Gas
111%
zA>
$4 preferred
$5 preferred
Eastern Mass St
28
50c
*
East CoastPublic Service vtc. 1
East Middlesex Street Ry
.100
1%
117%
*
99%
Franklin Telegraph (guar) —100
Gandy Bridge common
*
Gardner Elec Light common. 100
Hartford Gas
%
100
Duke Power.
2%
53 %
6% preferred
100
5%% preferred
100
Dallas Power A Light 7 % pref 100
6% preferred*
Dan bury & Bethel G A E pf
25
Dayton Pow & Lt 4%% pref.100
Detroit A Canada Tunnel
92
1%
& Light
Detroit Edison
"l%
175
r
Cumberland Co (Maine) Power
Derby Gas & Flee $7 pref
109
36
34
1
Denver Tramway com
Preferred
...
S'thwark—see
&
Gulf Power $6 preferred
Gulf States Util $6 pref
100
100
vtc
52
*
.100
Common
1%
100
Continen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Crescent Public Service com
1
6% preferred
8%
9%
81%
119%
31%
34
7% prior preferred
Cuban Telep common
66*
119
8%
25
$4.60 preferred
Continental Gas & Electric—
States
46%
46%
116
31
Consumers Gas (Reading)..
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
Consumers Power $5 pref
Eastern
26
*
$5 preferred..1
Consol Gas Co (Pgh) pref.....50
Consolidated Gas Utilities com.l
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Corp
Cons Trac (Pittsb)—See Phlla Co
Florida Telephone
8% preferred
pref..100
5% preferred
%
%
23
..*
104
General Pub Util
37
36
100
102
Frankf'd
79
issue
Kansas City Pub Serv..
General Public Service Corp—
See Investing Companies.
44
100
'.*
Consol Elec A Gas $6 pref
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait)
4%% pref series B
Cons Edison Co ot N Y com
com
67
5
*
4%% preferred
Cumberland Gas
$
66
Connecticut Light & Power—
5%% preferred
100
Connecticut Power
25
Connecticut RyA Lighting
100
'49
Florida Power & Lt $7 pref
6% preferred series A
100
6% preferred
100
6% conv preferred
100
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—
6% preferred A
100
6 % % preferred B
.-100
Commonwealth Edison Co....25
Commonwealth Gas
Commonwealth & Sou Corp com *
Ask
48
Florida Power Corp 7%
Preferred $50 par
44
*
Bid
101
100
*
common
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland Railway
Par
103
104%
stocks
Fitchburg Gas & Elec Light. .50
Ask
Citizens Water Co of Wash (Pa)—
7% preferred
.....100
City Water Co (Chat)pref
100
City Water (New Castle) pref .100
Clear Springs Water pref
*
utility
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of
are a* near as
r
12%
77%
108%
103%
4%
45
Canadian price*
80
PUBLIC
Quotations for all securities
Par
Bid
Ask
New Orleans Pub. Serv com—--*
18
20
Stocks
1293*
283*
7% preferred
—-*
Newport Electric Corp com—-20
6% preferred
---100
N Y Mutual Telegraph
7%
25"
Continen
323*
N Y City Omnibus common
14
33"
18
^
$6pref---*
106
100%
preferred-------100
N Y & Queens El Light & Pew¬
it, Common
---*
116
117
preferred
100
Railways pref------—---*
115
3
6% PreflOO
N Y State El & Gas 5 3* %,Pfd-}22
N Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
Niagara Hudson Power--—--10
1st pref $5 series
—100
2d pref 5% series
-—100
Class A option warrants
Olas* B option warrants———
North American Co
10
6% preferred series
50
53*% preferred
50
North American Light & Power- -1
$6 preferred
51
N YPow & Lt Corp
7%
120
5%
N Y
N Y & Richmond Gas
—
—
m
33*
54
1043*
23
25
53*
873*
*5%
883*
803*
783*
3*6
3*
213*
573*
57
50
64
24
®32
Sl3*
58
573*
80%
%
81
%
Phila & Darby Pass Ry
Phil & Gray's Fy ($25 pd)
50
50
Philadelphia Traction
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)
50
Preferred
Phlla Traction—See
$4 preferred
—*
Northern Indiana Public Serv—-
57
58
100
—100
102
103
7% preferred
110
111
63*% preferred-—
---100
983*
—-25
41
Common
pref-—100
Nor States Power (Del) cl A—-25
7% preferred
100
6% preferred----100
(Minn) $5 series cum pref---*
Northwest Electric 7 % pref—100
North West Utll 7% pref
100
7% prior lien
--100
95
4%
Northern N Y XTtil 7 %
113*
763*
67 3*
1103*
43*
99%
12
78%
08%
111%
89
92
173*
193*
63
66
pref-100
100
903*
92
95
90%
Northwestern Telegraph (guar) 50
NY PA NJ Utilities $3 pref*
33 3*
20
W422
N'western Pub Serv 6%
7% preferred
Ogden Corp common
--4
5% preferred
50
Ohio Cities Water preferred
*
Ohio Edison $6 pref
-*
$7 preferred
———*
Ohio Power 6% pref
100
Ohio Public Service 5% pref-100
53* % 1st preferred
—100
8% preferred
100
7% preferred
100
Ohio Service Holding com..—.-1
5% preferred
5
Units
Ohio Water Service A com
3
42
12
20
110%
115
114
99%
102%
108
1143*
40%
40%
162
*
42
115
103
Pacific & Atlantic Tel (gu)—25
Pacific Gas & Electric
25
1st preferred (6%)
1st preferred (53*%)
Pacific Lighting Corp com
6% preferred
Pacific Public Service—
25
—25
*
——*
100
...— *
1163*
104 3*
193*
20
49
493*
113
1133*
50c
23*
133*
1043*
87
15
---100
$5 preferred..
115%
1003*
1033*
106
6% preferred
100
Okla Nat Gas Corp com—
15
$3 preferred
————50
$5.50 conv.prior pref—_—-*
Omaha & Council Bluffs Ry—
& Bridge Co 4% pref
100
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry Co
5% preferred
.100
Omnibus Corp common
__6
8% conv preferred A......100
Oregon Wash Water pref
*
Ottawa Light Heat & Power--—
Pacific Pow & Lt 7% pref
110 J*
110%
113%
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 7% preflOO
Preferred
3%
40%
3
133*
105 3*
92
153*
102 3*
~
163*
333*
333*
303*
473*
1073*
1083*
80
53*
*
100
100
1353*
373*
Pecos Valley Pow & Lt com
*
*
Peninsular Telephone Co com
*
333*
34
31
313*
..........—
preferred
1st
Pacific Telep & Teleg—
preferred
6%
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Common
20
151
2
63*
213*
1353*
1523*
393*
3
Edison—
Warrants
3
Warrants B
4
3*
1
Pennsylvania Edison Co—
$2.80
preferred.—.
preferred
39
$5
Pennsylvania Gas common--..-*
Penna Gas & Elec Co 7 % pref. 100
Penna Gas & Elec Corp $7 pref—*
OlftSS A.
-
-
-
-
23
16
25
13*
23*
112
preferred
Postal
preferred
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref
100
107
115
8
83*
103*
93*
84
:
114
109
100
101
104
843*
983*
413*
*
853*
413*
141
1423*
100
124
1253*
1113*
1113*
66
111
1123*
Public Serv El & G $5
1143*
119
175
107
*
Puget Sound Pr & Lt $6 pref
*
$5 prior preferred
*
Quebec Power common
*
Queens Borough G & E 6% pf 100
Rapid Transit Ry—See P 8 Corp
Republic Nat Gas
2
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Pow—
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode Isld Pub Serv $2 pref 27 3*
1083*
25
253*
783*
12%
273*
80
293*
53*
53*
13 3*
33
5o
333*
80
1
;
50
35*'
50
64
3*
Rochester Gas & Electric—
J 00
100
102
102
104
.106
101
1013*
10U
._*
10
115
~2~
13*
113*
123*
100
87
90
100
108
St Louis County Water pref. .100
St Louis Public Service—
*
109
St Joseph Ry Lt & Pr 5% pf
St Joseph Water 6% pref
New class A
13*
100
7% preferred
100
Savannah El & Pow 6% pref. 100
7% preferred
—100
8% preferred
.100
Scranton Electric $6 pref
*
Scranton-Spring Brook
Water Service 6% pref..—
*
Scranton Transit common..
1
1st
2d
$5 preferred
$5 preferred--;
105
Sierra Pacific Pow common....*
Preferred
100
Sioux City Gas & Electric
573*
713*
58
72 3*
114
14
16"
373*
13*
13*
38
1
2
2
$7 preferred
South American Utilities
..*
*
50
*
..60
63*
73 3*
433*
763*
3*
.....
50
2
Consolidated Trac pref
60
DuquesneLight5% lstpref 100
.
116
25
Monongahela Lt & Pow
60
Monongahela St Ry—
60
Phlla & Darby—See Phila R T
Phila & Grays—See Phila R T
Philadelphia Elec Co com..—..*
$5 preferred— ...—
7
743*
443*
80
13*
33*
H
1163*
3*
1
16
99
1
114
100
108
100
101
preferred
52
1063*
23*
*
7% preferred
100
Union Electric Co of
Missouri—
5% preferred
♦
Union Gas (Canada)
»
Union Gas System
com...
.10
Preferred
sn
-
.
26
1133*
12 3*
9
93*
Union Pass—See Phila" RT
Union St Ry (New
Bedford)..100
Union Traction—See Phila R T
United
Corp
23*
403*
.—...*
I III*
40*
8*
United Gas & Elec
(Conn) com *
7% preferred
l5o
United Gas & El (N J)
5% pf.100
United Gas Corp com
13*
973*
__1
$7 pref series A
Warrants
United Gas
♦
3*
133*
1123*
Improvement..... *
$5 preferred
."*
United 111 Co of New Haven.—.*
United Lt & Pr com A
*
Common B
6% cum lstpref
126
%
3*
353*
833*
843*
IIIII*
United Light & Ry 6% pref... 100
6.36% preferred..:
100
7% preferred
100
United Public Service Corp..
1
United Pub Util com A
*
«.
213*
.»
Utilities Power & Light—
Old 7% cum preferred
223*
163*
5c
15c"
100
»
-
«
94
104
114
18%
293*
293*
29 3*
43 3*
Southern Calif Gas Co—
73*
*
116
100
69
100
60
Common
_*
■Pfflferpflijl
4*
273*
1063*
7
735
193*
West Penn Elec Co class A.
115
110
100
100
1073*
1123*
1043*
100
1163*
1173*
West Phlla Pass—See Phlla R T
West Texas Utilities $6 pref..—.*
993*
1003*
7c
15c
7%
6%
cum
cum
preferred
preferred
West Penn
Power
Co—
West Va Ohio River
Bridge—
.....*
..*
Preferred
Prior preferred
West Va Water Serv 6% pref
Wastern Lt A Tel com
Preferred
7
12
*
1
101
82c
25
....
*
Western N Y Water
50
93
153*
Ogden Corporation,
Western Massachusetts Cos..
1
3*
3
613*
613*
Utilities Stock & Bond
Corp....1
Virginia Electric & Power—
—
118
115
13*
H
%
193*
213*
$2.75 preferred
I.I*
$3 preferred*
United Utility Co common....10
Utah Power & Light—
$6 preferred
.....*
$7 preferred
*
Common
~
_
93
.....1
43*% preferred
203*
«.«.
113
53* % preferred series O
25
6% preferred series B
25
Original preferred-.—......25
3*
203*
293*
30
303*
453*
pref
*
Western Union Telegraph..
100
Westmoreland Water pref-.....*
Wheeling Bridge..
.....100
Wheeling Elec 6% pref
100
William sport Water pref
__*
Winnipeg Elec class A.....
*
Class B
100
Wise Elec Pow 6% pref
343*
233*
100
114
r
101
2
r
10
59
343*
303*
-.100
£
1053*
1063*
26
Wisconsin Pub Ser Corp 7% pflOO
x
106
Southern Canada Power——._*
133*
13*
133*
13*
63* % preferred
100
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref..... 100
x
1053*
68
72
cum
Telep
Southern Union Gas
A
t Called March 21 at 107.
preferred
/Flat price.
100
103
183*
167
*
23*
25
173*
com—.—
Jfc Last sale,
/
n
York (Pa) Railways
104
183*
170
York .Water Co
118
1063*
109
mmm mm
mmmm
m
mmm
..5
1
13*
*
6
9
pref——50
20
1.25
25
26
263*
Worcester Trans Assoc—
preferred......100
x
mm
125
58
25 3*
4.80%
3
v
121
30
Wolverine Power Co
"23*
121
34
Southern Col Pow com A__—25
Preferred
.100
mmm
116
1
6%|pret (1897j;serie8)
7% preferred—
10
24
102
(1921) 100
Wise Hydro-Elec 6% pref
100
Wisconsin Pow A Lt 6% pref-100
273*
343*
7
*
Preferred
mm
103
86c
27
6% preferred series A
25
6% cum preferred
—25
Southern Calif Water pref.....25
Southern New Eng
37%
1183*
100
*
10
9
Southern Nat Gas com—...73*
373*
1173*
Toledo-Edison pref A 7 %
6% preferred
100
Washington Wat Pow 6% pref—*
Southern Indiana G & E—
60
1023*
43*
3*
23*
203*
r
_
Southern & Atlantic Teleg (gu) .25
South Calif Edison common—25
3*
0% preferred
™^d Avenue Ry
I
(N Y)
100
13th & 15th Sts—See Phila R T
Tidewater Power 6% pref
♦
3*
17
3*
16
90
99
7
Partic units
Preferred
52
2
103
88
*
Wash Gas & Elec
7% pref..1.100
Wash (D O) Ry A El com
.100
115
493*
%
%
163*
25
Peoples Water & Gas$6pref_.100
Peoria Water Works 7% pref. 100
Phila City Pass—See Phlla R T
112
100
100
100
43*
102
1
Washington (D O) Gas Light-
com
-
99
*
1
20
120
$4 preferred
60
Sou Carolina EI & Gas 7 % pf .100
South Carolina Power 6% pref..*
Sou to Pittsburgh Water—
6% preferred
7% preferred
75
113
113
100
*
111
34
113
*
110
Second Ave RR Cop (NY)
*
2d & 3d Sts Ry—See Phlla R T
Shasta Water Co
*
113 3*
105
23*
104
pref—.100
1183*
*
common
80
-.100
$6 preferred
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
6% preferred
San Antonio Public Service—
6% preferred
99
Tampa Elec Co
*
7% preferred
—.100
Tampa Gas. 7% pref.
100
lerre Haute Elec
6% pref
100
Texas Electric Ry
..100
See
—
Seattle Gas
preferred
Class B common..
Rockland Light & Power
11
.....
3
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
Preferred
conv
$3 cum preferred
Warrants
70
Rapid Transit St Ry Co—100
Public Serv of Okla 6% pref.-100
7% preferred
100
Class A
4
»
........
1073*
100
163
162
5%
(Minn)
100
100
*
Consolidated Trac of N J--100
Rio Grande Valley Gas v t c
Riverside Traction..
»
Twin States Gas & El
7% oref 100
Twin City Rap Transit
41
40
106
*
pref
3*
1%
1$
5%
89
1133*
Southeastern Gas A Water A—*
114 3*
Public Serv of Ind $7 prior pref__*
$6 preferred
*
Public Serv Co of N H $6 pref—*
8% preferred
7% preferred
6% preferred
$5 preferred
%
93*
106
Public Service Corp of N J
143*
3*
$3.50 preferred
Texas Power Corp common
7 % preferred
Texas Power & Lt 7%
100
$5 preferred
13*
933*
104
B
69"
115
Providence Gas Co
*
Public Elec Light 6% pref.
100
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref—100
;
101
Preferred
*
Suburban Rapid Transit St RylSo
Superior Water Light & Power—
7% preferred
100
Swiss Amer Elec
5% pref .500 Fes
Tacoma Ry & Pow Co
*
com
Texas Elec Service $6
pref__
Texas Gas Util com
Texas Hydro Electric—
%
83*
60
7% preferred..
100
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref—.100
53* %
preferred
100
Power Corp of Canada com
*
6% preferred
5% preferred
t---1043*
14
*
52
7
Telegraph System—
non-cum
183*
Without par value,
3
50
6
66
18
♦
13*
2*
66
110
88
Federal St & Pleasant Val
93
89
*
104
I
10C
1
......
Traction
523*
1023*
100
25
Citizens
23*
43*
50
Portland Gas & Coke 7% pref 100
Portland Gas Light
...50
$6
2
4
12
44
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
1123*
Scrip
Preferred
Philadelphia Co com
$5 preferred
6% cum preferred
$6 cum pref
Allegheny Traction
40
115
T
Shawinigan Water & Power—.*
Shenango Valley Water pref—100
Sierra Pac Elec 6% pref..
100
*
—. ....
Common class B——
663*
153*
14
Pennsylvania Telephone Co—
$2.50 preferred
*
Pennsylvania Water & Power...*
Peoples Gas & Fuel Corp
People s G L & O (Chic)
Peoples Light & Power Co A
40
65
^
mmrnmmmmmmm mmm
Pennsylvania Power $5 pref——*
Pennsylvania Pow & Lt $7 pref-*
$6 preferred
....
$5
preferred
Pennsylvania State Water, pref.*
Preferred
3%
Bid
1
Class
38
100
Portland RR 5% stock
$7 cum prior pref
$4 cum preferred
$6 cum prior pref
Standard Pow & Lt
56
San Diego Cons Gas & Electric—
$1.40 preferred class A—..25
Penn-Ohio
7% prior preferred
Rochester Transit common
90
R
14 3*
56
Plainfield Union Water
_*
Portland Elec Pow 6% pref—.100
47 3*
*
Common
Phila
31
88
18
13 3*
57
*
6% preferred series O—
6% preferred series D
5% preferred series E
Rochester Telep $63* pref
343*
343*
79
73*
Philippine I*>ng Dist Tel
100
3*6 Pittsburgh Suburban Water—
$5.50 preferred
100
11
Northern Liberties Gas..
93*
34
Phila Transportation CoCommon v tc
10
preferred-
6
50
pd)
51"
6%
45
Union Traction ($173* pd)-50
West Phila Pass guar
50
Phila Suburban Wat 6% pf—100
51
493*
33*
North Texas Co (Del)
10
Northeastern Wat & Elec com—*
85
24
50
50
50
£ 3d Sts Ry guar
13th & 15th Sts Pass Ry
Union Pass ($30 5-6
Par
Southwest Consolidated Corp
1
Southwest Gas (Okla) 7% preflOO
Southwest Nat Gas $6
pref....10
Southwestern G & E 7% pref. 100
5% preferred
100
Southwestern Lt & Pr com A
♦
$6 preferred.
*
S'western States Telep com
II
Springfield City Water 6% pf 100
Springfield Gas & Elec pref
Springfield Gas Lt Co
25
Springfield (Mass) St Ry CosPreferred
100
Standard Gas & Elec com
*
13
Frandf d & Southwark Pass.50
Germantown Passenger
50
Green & Coates Sts
($15 pd) 50
Hestonville M & F com
50
Preferred
50
2d
.1
/8
——
13*
Pass Ry ($29 pd)-50
Fairm't Pk & Haddington. .50
Passenger guar
313*
23*
43*
4
50
PhilaCityPass Ry($223* pd)-50
—
1043*
North Amer Utility Securities—*
North Boston Ltg Prop com—--*
Preferred
100
preferred-
Stocks
Ask
31
25
Philadelphia Rapid Transit.—50
30
18
-
Option warrants
181%
Bia
Par
Phlla Elec Power
8% pref
Citizens
22
pref 100
(guar) -25
New Rochelle Water 7%
closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Stocks
109
STOCKS
UTILITY
are as near as possible for the
3
193*
Nominal 5
r
Canadian price.
I New itock.
*
Ex-dlvidend,
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which do not appear
under the previous three headings, namely "Railroads" "Investing Companies" and "Public Utilities."
In the
case of
stocks, however, we put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land,"
"Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of tha
"Industrial and Miscellaneous."
NOTICEtt-AH bond prices
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
are
Quotations for a1! securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bonds
Bid
Bonds
Ask.
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Betnlehem
Purch
money 6s 1998—Q-Feb
Dons M s f 4%s ser D '60.-J&J
52
50%
Investing companies
Advance Bag & Paper 6s *52. J&D
95
Aeolian Co 6s 1944
J&J
96
Agar Packg & Prov 5s 1945.J&D
63
Akron Times-Press 1st 6s '45 A&O
102
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955
90
J&J
Alabama Mills 6s (w-s) 1953-J&D /
41
Without stock
J&D / 26
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
A&O
A&O
1948
w w
55
60
6s 1955
/
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s 1946 J&J
O) 00
1
1
1
1
i
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
■
1
1
Allis-Chalmers
s
f deb 4s
84%
100
96
'5£.M&S
,110%
Amer Colortype 6s 1942
F&A
100%
Amer Dept St's (Pa) 4s *48.-J&D /
Amer Dept St's (Del) 6s '47.J&D /
Am Fruit Growers 5s 1950--F&A
Amer I G Chem Corp—
Conv deb 5%s 1949
M&N
International Corp—
See Investing Companies
6%s
70%
Bowser (S F) 7s 1944
Brit Col Packers 5s 1953
J&D
76
British Columbia Pulp & Paper—
1st 6s 1950
—M&N /
63
Gensf 7s 1950
M&N fr 73
78
86
101
31
101%
104
55"
Income 7s Jan 1 1943-.—M&S/
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
93
1950--A&O
107
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
Sink fund income deb 1967 J&J
36
90
Trap 5s Aug 11940__
(San Fran) 1942 J&D
1st s f 68 (Los Ang) 1942--J&D
Antilla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951 (w-s)—J&J /
A-N Y & B-NY Realisation—
M&S
Arcade Mall Iron 7s 1943..M&N/
Armour & Co of Delaware—
1st M 20-yr 4s ser B
1955.F&A
1st mtge 4s series O 1957— J&J
45
102%
A&O
Arundel Bond Corp 2-5s Dec 1 '53 /
Arundel D*5b Corp 3-6s Dec 1 '53. /
Assoc Laundries of 111 6%s 1942.
Associated Mtge Co 3-6s Dec 1 '53
-
1st lien 4s 1952
J&J
Atl Gulf & W Indies 8S Lines-
96
12
70%
14
4%s 1952
100% ICanada SS Lines—
1st & gen 5s 1957
100%
F&A
88
52
64
67"
52
55
102
52 %
loo"
95
102
111%
Bayway Terminal 2nd inc 68 '57-
-
63
65
93
/
36
37
25
20
30
25
Beaver Mills 1st 5s 1950—J&J
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6%s 1942.
101
Beech Creek O & C 5s 1944—J&D
96
25
5% conv debs 1944—.—M&N
92"
163""
17
80
81%
80
25-yrguar 5s 1955
__M&S
Can Pow & Pap Inv 5s 1958-F&A
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947Garribean Sugar—
Cum inc 7s 1941
—F&A
Carlisle Lumber 6s 1945
Carrier Corp conv 4%s 1948 A&O
Carthage Marble Corp—
1st s f 6%s A 1942
M&S /
1st n-c income 5s Apr 1951
/
Oassco Corp inc 6s 1949
M&3
Celotex Corp—
Debenture 4 %s w w 1947-F&A
Central Coal & Coke—
Non-cum inc 4s B 1941-..A&O
Central Foundry Co—
1st mtge 6s 1941
M&S
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941 ..M&N
Certaln-teed Prod 5 %s 1948 M&S
Cespedes Sugar 7 %s 1939
M&S
Champion Pap Corp 6s *45--F&A
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
'50('35 issue).M&S
4%s s f deb '50('38 issue)_M&S
Chateaugay Ore & Iron—
J&J
Chic Grain Corp 3-5s 1952
A&O /
Chic Molded Prod 5s 1949-A&0
Corp inc 5s 1968
.J&D
Cities Service Asphalt 5s 52.A&O
City Ics (Kansas) 6s 1940—A&O
City Savings Bank of
Budapest 7s 1953
F&A
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Ooplay Cement Mfg 6s '41
A&O
Cosden Petroleum conv 5s
'47 J&J
62%
5%
Credit Service—See
64
66
55
57
4
5
92"
3
10
36
88
64
98
75
24
110%
79
16
99%
100
105
80
82
Investing Cos
106%
102%
103%
55%
93%
1944
J&D
Cudahy Packing 3%s A '55.M&S
f deb 4s 1950
5s
1940
Curtis Cos 6%s A
M&S
93
a&O
80
1947—M&N
96
Dairyland League—
Certifs 6s May 1 1944.
Certifs 5s May 1 1945
Certifs 5s May 1 1946
Certifs 5s May 1 1947.
Certifs 5s May 1 1948
Certifs 5s May 1 1949
Danish Prod L'n Fund 5s
r4~0". J&J
Davidson Biscuit 5 %s A '45 A&O
Davidson-Boutell 5s 1946—J&D
De Bardeleben Coal
Corp—
106%
104%
w w
1948
104
59%
94
94
98
96
94
92
91
98
100
98%
f
.
31
101
57%
53
40%
84
Garages 5%s Mar 1948—
Detroit Har Term 1st 6s
'50-M&S
43
us
lytu CO
26
97
4d J
Deutsche Kentenbank—
Farm Ln s f 6s Oct
S6P1PA
15'60 A&OIS /
*'
K
S)'5Iay
Mfg
Co^
Cum inc 5s
(w-e) Nov 1
Cum inc 5s
1949—
(ex-stk)
Nov 1 1949
8er A '52.A&0
%s 1940-1943
A&O
lominion Steel & Coal
6%s 1955-
>am
P?%\lst
Serial 3
152
94
160
100%
101%
98
86%
lominion Tar & Chemical Co—
Deb 4%s ser A 1951
M&N
om Woolens & Wore
6s '53.J&J
lonnacona Pap 4-4 %s '50—F&A
101%
10-yr 5%% notes 1947—J&J
JowChem Co deb 3s 1951..J&D
ryden Paper 6s 1949
F&A
>ufferin Paving & Stone—
105%
Deb 5s series A 1955
>umont (Allen B) Lab—
Jan
86
82
83
81
49
2%-5s 1949.
M&N /
50
•uplex Printing Press 3s 1944 J&J
>urham Duplex Razor 6s
1955—
70"
>urez Plastics & Chem—
4%s conv debs 1949
M&S
304%
arl Fruit lst s f 5%s
1947--M&N
93
astern Car Co Ltd 6s
1952 J&J
astern Corp 5s 1953
J&D
astern Cuba Sug 7%s '37.M&S
.astern
53
85
106
95
40 74
72%
96
52
99""
\joai
.mplre Properties Oorp 2-3s 1945
62
Impire Sheet & Tin Plate—
6s 1943
A&O
Imporlum Capwell Oorp—
56
57%
lst 4s
60
65
4% notes 1942
1952
H V.x.
109%
uorp——
f 4s 1956
115
SAJ1
65
J&J
104%
J&J
102
A
■
rv
20
Ex-interest.
85
JRR*
82
40
103%
55%
x
83
87
57
5
87
86%
J&D
43
88
Dairies 6s 1949..
M&N
71
Mfg 7s ser A 1938--J&D / 105
.uurii
s
106
104
109%
."v
Coll
56%
102
21
F&A
—II
29
98
Canadian funds,
103%
I 104%
etroit
astern
86%
102%
104%
M&S
nife « f deb 4%s 1948—_J&J
]Weel 4^s A 1948 F&A
Dickey (W
103%
3
Crown Cork & Seal Co
Inc—
15-yr 4s s f Nov I 1950—m&n
4s
106
106
90%
63%
104
2nd income 6s Mar
1946
Detroit City Ice & Fuel—
104
IS*
109%
19&1-J&D
Crowley Milner 5%s 1946..M&N
s
105%
102%
86
Cosgrove Meehan Coal
6%s 1945
8 f deb
Foncler Franco-Oanad—
nuitn
95
108%
97%
86%
62
71
88
67
82"
82
82
86
55%
69
18
1st cum inc 5s 1957-Ann
April /
Deep Rock OH 7s 1937
stmp M&S *
Deerfield Glassine 1st 5s Mar
*50
Defiance Paper 6s 1939
J&D
Delaware Floor Products—
80
Gen mtge 5s 1941
70
M&S
Central Iron & Coal 6s 1938.F&A / 22
Central Paper Co 6s 1948...A&O
100
Central Ry Term & Cold Storage
6%s 1952
A&O
4 %s s f deb
82"
83
101
101
85%
90"
54
87%
£raS?
S° 3^s
Credit
7%
13
Cumberland Ry & Goal—
99
Can Locsmotive 6s July 1953
Canadian Nat Steamships—
Childs Co deb 5s 1943
A&O
Chilean Nitrate & Iodine Sales
23
100
J&J
Chicago Produce District—
1st cum inc 5s (w-s) '48-.F&A
Chicago Stk Yards 5s 1961.A&0
/This price includes accrued Interest,
26
105
Chesap'ke»CampCorp4 %■ *47 J&J
80
105
I
Guar gold 4s 1942-
Bendix Home Appliances—
42
51
/
J&D
1st M 6s 1949
100
Battle Creek Sanitarium—
1st s f 4Kb A 1954
J&J
Baush Macn Tool ext 5s '41.M&S /
102%
J&J r
96%
Canadian Bakeries 6%s '45-M&S r 101%
Canadian Canners Lta 4s'51M&N r
80
Canadian Internat Paper—
72
105%
IR34
59
11
6s 1940J&D
Conv
90
Campbell Transportation Co—
Equip trust 4%s to 1946--M&S
Equip trust 4s to 1951
J&J
70%
35%
58%
58%
70%
100
Calif Group Corp 5 %s 1956 M&N
Calif Packing 5s 1941
Certificates of deposit.1942
Campbell River Timb 6s '41.J&J
68
Bates Valve Bag 6s 1942
b Bails.
153%
conv s f
102
104%
101%
warr..J&D
Continental Oil—
Conv deb 2%s 1948
J&D
Continental Roll & Steel
Fdy—
1st M
52
.
J&j
Container Corp 1st
6s'46.J&D15
with
86
105%
6
/
6s 1948
Cuban Tobacco 5s
22
r
j
Sink fund 5s July 1
1960..J&J
1943
96
83
Consumers Co (111) 5s 1956..J&J
Consumers Rock & Gravel—
5s
73
30
105%
50%
._
51
101%
101%
s
7s
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Barber & Ross 4s 1945
68
39%
54
35
95
24
Canada Bread 6s 1941
f&A r
Can Cementlst4%sserA'51 M&N
M&8/ 110
J&J /
J&D
J&J
Canada Paper Co 3s 1940-41-J&D r 100
99
3%s 1942-45
J&DT
100%
Bait Steam Packet 5s 1942—F&A
A&O
Coal Co—
106'"
92%
F&A
Consol Paper Corp 5%s
1961.J&J
Consol Press 6%s 1949
-J&D
Consol Textile lRt Ks
1941
J&I>
Cum conv inc 5s 1953
M&N
Deb
57
25
99%
94%
M&N
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
Cum mc bs 1950-
Oont 1 Invest Bond
Corp 2-5s *53.
Oont 1 Invest Deb
Oorp 3-6s '53
100
34
57
J&J
29%
51
-
1947
£6"
65
3
1
99%
99%
Cum inc 6% notes
1950.-F&A
Donsol Oil s f rjeh 3
%s 1951 J&D
43
41%
83
55
65
'41 M&N
Consol Biscuit 1st 5%s b
'46 M&S
1st 5%s ser O 1946
J&D
Consolidated Cement Corp—
Consolidation
Oamaguey Sugar—
37
103
Without warrants
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
f extl 6s 1940
f 8s 1948
A&O
Deb s f 6%s guar 1943
A&O
Calif Cotton Mills 1st 6s *40-J&J
Calif Dairies deb 6%s 1942.M&N
107 %
Auburn Automobile—
w'47J&D
s
Burns Bros deb 5s A 1961--M&S
Burns & Co Ltd 1st sf 5s 1958 J&J
Income 5s 1958
-Ann, Apr
1st
71
55
Conv deb 4%s 1939
J&J
Autocar Co 7s ext 1947—M&N
6s
ser
101
102%
O-E to 1941-M&N
F 1946
M&N
24
58 Jan I 1959
J&J
68%
Atlantic Ice & Coal 6s 1951. J&D
82
Atlantic Ice Mfg 6s 1945
F&A
65
Atlantic Refg 3s debs 1953—M&S
105%
Atl Bug Ref 1st s f 4s '51—M&N r
98%
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine—
6% conv notes 1945
M&S
100%
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s 1945-M&N /
40
Gen conv 6s 1950
M&N
8
Cum Inc deb
ser
28
Coll tr g
Mtge 6s 1950
65
48
Calaveras Timber 1st 6s '38-M&N /
California Consumers Corp—
1st lien 3-5s 1955.
J&D
Calif Cooperative Creamery—
108
Atlanta Laundri
-
101
93
Byers Machine 3-6s
1946
Byrndum Corp ext to Jan 15 1942
98
97
100%
100 %
,
1st g 5s 1940
Hill Falls Co 6s 1959-M&N
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s ext 1941 .f&A
Buffalo Gen Laundr 6 %s '41-J&D
Bullock's Inc (Los Angeles)—
Bldg 1st 5s stamped 1960 A&O
Arnold Print Works—
w
92
15-yr
Anthony (E O)—
Avery (B F) & Sons 5s
J&J
1948
Buck
40
69
1st 5s Feb 1 1952
series B
Columbia River Paper Mills—
6s to 1948
A&O
Cum inc 5s April 1967
/
Commercial Mackay Corp—See
Ask
80
Gen mtge 6s w s 1954
62
J&J
Colo Fuel & Iron a f 6s
105
1943.F&A
Income 5s 1970
An Apr /
72
Columbia River Packers Assn—
Income deb 2s Oct 1950
/ 40
51
41
Bklyn Serv Station 5%s '46-J&D
35
Brown Coal Indus 6 %s *53
A&O / 13%
Brown Co 1st 5%s 1946
A&O / 42
1st 5%s 1950 ser B.
M&S/ 40%
Brown Pap Co ext 4%s'41-A&O
98
Bruck Silk M Ltd 6%s '45.M&N
75
Brush-Moore Newspa 5s '45-A&O
103 %
Bryant Paper 6s A 1942
M&N
92
1st 6s
53
/
5s, 1955
M&N
Brandram-Henderson 0s '56.J&D
-
96%
110%
38
92%
J&J / 40
J&J
102%
American Writing Paper Co—
Conv 6s 1961
Ann Apr
Ames-Holden Tire & Rubber—
1st s f 6s
48
78%
60
M&S /
f
6
F&A
111%
Debenture 6s 1944
A&O
118%
American Type Founders Inc—
Conf s f deb 2%-5s 1950-.J&J
105%
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42—M&S
92
Animal
46%
M&N
Climax Engineering 5s 1946.A&O
Colonial Colliery 6s 1954—m&s /
Colonial S S Co, Ltd—
Public Utility Bonds.
Connor Lumb & Land 6s
103
104
Am Silica-Sand 6s 1951
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951
Sink tund deo 4%s
100
Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen)
Am Lime & Stone 5%s'51—. M&S
Am Mach & Metals 4s 1943--J&J
Amer Nat Co (Ohio)—
Extended 6s stpd 1943
Amer Seating 6s stpd 1946
—
J&J
1947
4% notes
4% notes
J&D /
1956
F&A
2.60%
101
48
39
Amer La France & Foamite—
notes
fr0.50 to
Blethen Corp (Seattle)—
60
American
5%%
100
_
Donovan
Lumber
Mills 6s 1940-42
—f&A
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941
A&o
40
103%
101
98
Bloedel
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
1st s f 7s 1955
M&S /
16%
Amer Airlines deb 4Kb 1941 _J&J
275
American Aggregates Corp—
New 3-6s 1943
F&A
98
105%
108%
107%
100%
1941-50.:
Blaw-KnoxCo 1st M 3 %s '50
ICO T—1
Algoma Steel Corp Ltd—
Conv 5s ser A 1948
M&N
Allied St's Corp deb 4 %s '50. A&O
Debenture 4%s 1951
__F&A
106*32
102
105%
Cons mtge 3%s ser F 1959-J&J
Cons mtge 3s ser G I960--F&A
Cons mtge 3 % s ser H '65 _ F&A
Serial debs Mar 1
40
78
151
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
_
Bid
Cleve Tractor conv 5s 1945
148
106%,
4%sto 1941
—J&J
3 %• series E 1966
A&O
15-yr sf conv 3 %a debs *52 A&O
See
6s assented
Bonds
Ask
81
Bethlehem Steel Co—
Abitibi Power & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
J&D /
51%
Certificates of deposit
/ 48%
Acadia Sugar Ref 4%s 1955. A&O r 100
General 6s 1954
A&O 16
80
Adams Express—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
Bid
Fdy & Ma 5s'44 A&O
59
70
INDUSTRIAL
82
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of
Bonds
Ernesto Breda 7s
Bid
Ask
96
98
.F&A
1954..
European Mtge & Invest Co—
1st lien 7M« I960 ser B —.F&A
7Hs Income 1966
wv« ,
1st hen 7s 1967 ser O
M&S f
7s Income 1967------------/
Everiastik Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
2
12
2
55
20-year 4s s f
deb 1956—-J&D
98
1947—J&D
Players Canadian—■
,
1st & coll 3Ms 1940-1942-J&D
Fan
ous
99
25
1963--M&Sif
4
7" 63A&0/
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst
Ltd 6s 1949--F&A,
Fed Home Mtge 6s to 1941- -F&A /
Fed Portl Cement 5s 1947--M&S,
Federal Screw Wks conv 6 He 39
/
80
60
1st s f 5s 1949----------M&S
Filtrol Co of Calif 5s 1946.- j&D
Baltimore
79"
78
Federal Grain
Finance Co of Amer at
loi M
100M
1st & coll 4^8 1951------J&D
Farmers Mfg Co3Ms
-
31
34
41
45
88
92
1961-.
--M&«
105 M
Firestone T & Rub 3 Ms 48—A&O
First Bohemiau Glass Works—
1st secured 7s 1957
J&J/
8M
Flour Mills of America Inc—
33M
Conv g 6^% notes 1946.A&O f
36 H
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947— - J&-D /
65
Fontenelle Brew 5s ww 1947 -J&J
Forest Lawn Co—See Real Estate
Companies
Francisco Sugar 6s1956—-M&N
Franklin Co Coal Co 7s w s'49J&J
'53-J&D
Frick-Keid Supply 6s
Fruehauf Trailer del
Galveston Wharf
Ref 5 Ms
Ref 5M«
---4&D
1940—J&D
100
4M® Dec 15 1947
J&D
Gen Amer Transport 3s 1940.J&J
General Bronze deb 6s *40-^M&N
General Cable Corp—
1st mtge s f 5Ms 1947 ser A. J&J
101
1940
1st 5s
Garlock Packing 4Mb
GenElec
Deb
Deb
General
Finance—
See Investing
89
102 H
102 M
26 M
58 '
32
29 H
27 %
30
•
Gen Motors Acceptance Corp—
15-year deb3Ms
105
104 X
1951-—F&A
76M
70M
74
68M
Gobel (Adolf) Inc—
Conv deb 4 Jus 8er
Interlake Iron Corp—
Conv deb s f 4s 1947—- A&O
99 M
20
"
85
87
20M
35
104 M
1945-50
J&D
Gordon-Pagel 6s 1940-1944--J&D
102
interstate Zinc & Lead deb
102
Iron
104M
Interstate Deb
86 M
56
1946
5?&®
Co 1st 6s *43-F&A
100
Granby Consol Min & 8m 5s 1942
Grand Rapids Motor Coach—
Cum inc 7s 1962 w s
M&S / 67
Grand Rapids Operating Corp—
5 f deb 5s w w
Graham Paige
101"
102
F&A
76
79
Grand Rapids Stores
Equipt Co deb 5s 1949
Grigsby-Grunow conv 6s '36 M&S
Groc St's 1'rod conv 6s 1945.J&D
/
18M
/
61
/
/
/
72
60
_
50
101,
lOOM
96M
43
20
97 M
99
18
20
97
b Basis,
100
86 M
4
81
68 M
"4"
72 M
102 H
102M
98 M
99
84
86
95
McOormicks, Ltd, 4s 1952
McCrory Stores Corp—
5a
s
r
M&N
f deb 1951
conv deb 5 Ms 1950-M&N /
(Tho) Corp—
93M
1st M 6s 1945 with warr__M&N
103 M
Medusa Portland Cement—
1st conv 4-5 M8 to 1945—A&O
101M
Appeal 4Mb 1952
M&S
Mengel Co conv 4 Ms 1947—M&S
Merchants
99 X
92 M
Distilling Corp—
5% conv deb 1947
M&S
Merchants Ice & Cold Storage—
50
A&O
Mercury Mills Ltd 5Ms '53.M&N
Mersey Paper Ltd 5s 1957—J&D
r
Gen 8 f 6s ser A 1949
M&S
Messenger Corp deb 4 M« *51 J&J
r
97
Conv
Miller & Hart Inc. deb 6s '43. J&J
Miller & Lux Inc 1st M 6s '45A&0 j
Milton .Mfg Co 6s 1952
M&N
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
1st 6s series A 1935
9
72
68
60
94
54
(Rudolph) Inc—
mi
M
8
38
104
95
78
103 M
100
95 M
89
11
105
104
105M
29
96
1st 6s series A
1945
A&O
A&O
-..J&J
6s series B 1948
1st 6s series C 1950
M&N
5-yr 6% notes 1931
M&S
Minnesota Tribune & Manistiq
Pulp & Paper 5 Ms 1941--M&S
Missionary Sisters (Waukegan,
111) 1st ref 3M-4s 1951—A&O
Mohawk Rubber ext 5s 1948 A&O
Moirs Ltd 1st s f 6s 1953----J&J
Molybdenum Corp of Amer—
6% notes 1942
J&D
70
102
51
33 M
35 X
35X
35M
12 X
100
99 M
94 M
69
Monon Coal—See Chic
24
—
mrnm.rn.mm
m.
mm
m
mm
—
—
-
National
Central
80
90K
53
100
95
38
3
101
mmm.rn
....
13
....
National Central Savings Bank
100M
n
67 M
Funding—
(Hungary) 7 Ms 1962
F&A
Natl Consol Bond Corp 2-5s 1953.
74
rn.rn.mm
80
Bondholders
All series
89
k Last sale,
88
95M
Ind & L Ry.
Monong Riv Cons Coal & Coke—
118
1st 6s 1949
A&O
96 M
102M Monroe Coal Mining 6s '47--F&A
Montreal Cotton deb 5s '43-M &N r 103
97
Montreal Dry Docks 6s *48-F&A /
91
47
Morris Plan Corp—>
See Investing Companies
98
Mtge Bond Co (Md) 2-5s Dec 1'53
Mortbon Corp—
99
Coll
A
2
80
M-5s ser 1 1941
J&D
84
Coll B 2M-5s ser 2 1946 -.J&D
74
Call C 2M"5s ser 3 1951
J&D
Coll D 2M"5s ser 4 1956
73
J&D
78
97 M Mosinee Pap Mills 1st 5s *51 A&O
65M
90M Motor Transit inc 6Ms 1952.J&J
93 M
Munising Pap 6s A &B 1943-A&O
Munson
Steamship
Line—
105M
Secured 6s 1937
36 M
J&J
Deb 6Ms Jan. 1 1937 wwA&O
2M
104 H
Certificates of deposit
2M
105M
Namm (&A I) & Sons 6s 1947F&A
95
14
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6 Ms 1938
4
Nat'l Acme 4 Ms ext to '46--J&D
102 M
33
25
8
100
f deb 6s 1947
15
19
80
58
97M
J&J
96
Metropolitan Ice 7s 1954--.J&J
64M
Miag Mill Mach'y 7s 1956—J&D f
16 %
Middlp States Petrol 6M" 1945—
100
Miehle Printing Press & Mfg—
Deb 5Ms 1948
—F&A
102M
s
—.
/
/
/
/
91
104 M
49
98 M
Keyes Fibre Company—
1st 6s 1940-1949
M&N
Kings Co Refrig 6s 1942—-A&O
Kingston Elevator 1st 6s '50 M&N
Kirby Lumber 1st 4s 1947-J&J 16
Knudsen Cream'y 5Ms '50-M&N
Koehring Co (Milw) 6s 1945.J&J
Koholyt Corp 6 Ms 1943
M&S
Koppers Co 4s 1951----—M&N
Kresge Foundation—
10-year coll tr 4s 1945
J&J
3 M° coll trust notes 1947-F&A
Kreuger & Toll—
5s uniform ctfs of dep 1959
La France Textile 1st 6s '42-J&D
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut—
5-6s April 1 1946
--J&J
Lake St John Power & Paper—
1st 5Ms 1961J&J
Debenture 5s 1961
An Apr
Lancaster Corp 3Ms A 1949-J&J
Lane Bryant inc deb6s'40wwM&N
F&A
J&J
1st 6Ms 1943-49
Gas—
f This price includes accrued Interest,
MeOol) Fronteuac Oil—
1st & coll 4 Ms A 1949——A&O
Memphis Commercial—
93 M
50
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
3H-6MS 1945.
Keokee Cons Coke 6s 19
62
92
20-yr
97
2
62
40 M
McCoid Had & Mfg—
6s stamped
1948
Mead
55
f 5s 1950—
(par $925) 1943
78
M&N
McKesson & Bobbins Inc—
100
94 M
88
97 X
f 4s Feb 1 1957
s
1st
_urnarl of Oomm 6Ms '47—
6s with warr
100
106M
103
102 M
102 M
J&D
10 X
Mackintosh-Hemphill 5s'51-J&D
Messer Oil 1st & ref 6s 1942—J&J
7s '32 /
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs._M&N
Ctfs of dep w w stpd 1943
6s stamped (par $925) 1943
21
"f
125 X
128
104 M
64
74
106M
102 M
64"
93"
90
104 H
52
97
2M
2M
77
Harborside Warehouses—
74
38
49
-
Called Apr. 1 at 101M*
100
76
50
60 %
93
20J-8
48
_M&N / 48M
Gypsum Lime & Alabast—
5Ms 1948
M&S r 100
Hale & Kilburn 6s '39 stmp._ J&D /
23
Hamilton By-Prod Coke Ovens—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955M&N r 102 M
Gen sinking fund 6s 1956. jA&O r
98M
Hamilton Cotton 4J£s 1950-F&A r 100
95 X
Hamilton Mfg 5s w w 1951
M&S
25
Ham'd Standish 3-6s 1947--A&O
Hansa Steamship Lines—
47M
10-yr 6s 1939 w w_
A&O
Non-cum inc 6s Jan 1973
/
Harpen Mining Corp—
6s with warr for Am shs
J&J
Harris-Seybold-Potter—
Conv s f deb 5s 1951---—A&O
Hart Coal inc 6s 1945
/
Hatfield-Campbell Creek Coal
1st 6 Ms 1948
M&S
92
112
70M
Jones & Laughlin Steel—
1st mtge 4Ms ser A 1961-J
Karstadt
64
H
6
1st 5s series A w w 1952—
100
Gurney Foundry Ltd—
1st 4-5Ms (w s) 1949
*
s
98
99 M
109M
103 M
7s without warrants 1941-M&N /
17
Maple Leaf Milling—
5 Ms to 1949
57
J&D
Marine Elev (Buff) ext 5s '52M&S
Marion St'm Shovel 6s '47--A&O
71"
Certificates of deposit--64 X
93
Massey-Harris 1st 4Mb 1954.M&S
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc—
Extended 3-6s 1945
M&S
80
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
Kansas Pipe Line &
1961.A&O
Gulf States Steel 4 Ms
-
50
73
72
81M
(F L) 5H% dividend
1942
!29M
Manhattan Refrig 5Ms 1941-J&J
Mansfield Min & Smelting—
ioi
3M
Corp 2-5s Jan 1 '55
Indiana Co 1st
100
Grand Trunk Ry Terminal
6 Cold Stor 1st 6 Ms 1952. A&O
Granite City Pig Iron—
Cum Inc 5s 1943
M&S
Graton & Knight 4J4s *51—J&D
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
1st if 5s 1955
-„-A&P
Griess-Pfleger Tan'g 5 Ms'48_ J&D
Cum income l-5s 1954
J&D
Jacobs
78
125 H
19
6
City-Ohio River Corp—
6s Dec 1 '48-F&A /
ser 6s Dec 1 *48 F&A /
J&D
Tsotta Fruschini 7s 1942
notes
72
J&J
6s extended 1942
72
70M
100M
Ohio Riv
89 Ji
13 M
101"
Loiillard tP) tJo g is 1944—A&0
5s. 1951
F&A
Lukens Steel
extend 1955 M&N
1st
3M
Iron City ser
Gotham Silk Hosiery—
53 H
Manati Sugar 1st 7Ms '42--A&0
Ceitifieates of deposit—
103
1941—A&O
International Paper—
1st & ref s t 5s 1947 ser A.. J&J
1st & ref s f 5s ser B 1947.-J&J
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A —M&S
(nternat Pow & Pap of Nfld—
1st M 5s 1968
J&J
1st 4Mb 1968
J&J
96
95
B
Logan County Coal 7s 1942.M&N
1st ext'd l-4s 1956
M&N
5
Agricultural Corp—
5s 1942—M&N
Goodrich (B F) 4J£s 1956---J&D
Gordon Baking Co (Mich)—
5s series
97 M
33
tnternat Mercantile Marine—
70M
24 M
53 M
F&A
Lincoln-Boyle Ice 6s 1947
A&O
Lindsay Nunn Pub 6s 1944--M&S
1952
A&O
Liquid Carbonic conv 4s '47-J&D
Loew's Inc debsf 3 Ms 1946.F&A
7
1st & coll tr s f
International Match Corp—
Deb s f 5s 1947JM&N
Certificates of deposit
Conv deb 5s 1941
J&J15
25
24 M
Lion Oil debs 4Ms
85 M
1st M coll trust 6s
A 1941-M&S
Gold bonds 5s 1951
13 M
Certificates of deposit
70
Ir Wks (Germ'y)
15 1945—A&O 15 /
27
18
Good Hope St &
5 f g 7s Oct
25
Hydr Press Brick 6s 1944-- -A&O
Hygrade Food Products Corp—
1st & ref 6s Jan 1949 A
A&O
6s 1949 series B_
—J&J
Illinois Steel deb 4 Jus 1940. A&O
II Progresso Italo-Amer Pub—
Debenture6 Jis 1943 ww-.A&O
III Car & Equip 5s 1948
J&J
Hseder Steel mtge 6s 1948---F&A
Independent Brewing 6s '55-J&J
Indian Refining 5s Dec 1 1941—
Indiana Ice & Fuel 6 Ms *47-M&N
Ind Limestone inc 6s 1952-. M&N
Prior lien s f 6s 1942
M&N I
Indianapolis Motor Speedway—
1st extended 6 Ms 1946—F&A,
Industrial Acceptance 4s 1952 J&J r
Indus Rayon 4Mb A 1948—J&J
Ind Br'nhoist 6s Oct '54_An AprInland Car Lines 5s 1944
Inland Steel 3 Ms ser D 1961.F&A
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
1st mtge conv 4s 1952—A&O
Inter City Baking 5Ms 1948.J&J r
100
1 '44-J&J
71
98 M
75
97M
_
Globe Industrial Loan—
See Investing Companies.
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct
101M
101M
5
Intern at
Steel Wares—
98M
4 Ms ser A 1952----------A&O r
80 M
Georgia Marble is*- 6s 1950.M&N
102
Gerlack-Barklow Co 6s 1950-F&A
18
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1946__,/
/
14
German Bldg & L'd Bk 6Jus 1948i/
General
Glrard Pt Storage 3Ms 1940-A&O
Glen Alden Coa. M s f 4s '65 M&S
Leonard Tletz—See Tietz
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953-M&N
Libby McNeil &Llbb 5s '42.A&0
1st mtge s f 4s 1955
J&J
Liberty Baking 6Ms 1944-—M&S
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944--A&O
Credit Mfg 7s 1937
J&J /
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
35-yr s f 7s 1963
J&J /
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7 Jis 1963...A&O
—
Companies.
Gen Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w. J&D f
Gen Stl Cast 1st 5^s '49 w w.J&J
100
Hungarian Central Mutual
-
100 *A
88
-J&D
M&N
1940—
f 6s 1948
425
37 Ji
101
(Germany) 7c 45.J&J15
6Ms
s
Stamped 1974
Sec 6% notes ext to 1943--J&J
Stamped 1943
65
65
J.
F&A
76
20
98M
98M
1951----J&D
1954——J&J
70
37M
F&A
1964-
1st & ref 5s 1974
10
Co—
series A
series B
Stamped
95 M
51
49M
i
63
_
62
1954
1st & ref 5s 1964
94
100M
61M
45
101M
10iys
6s 1972
Stamped
35
F&A
1st & ref 5s 1954
85
35
112
1st mtge income 1975
J&D
Lehigh C & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
Cons s f g 4Mb 1954
J&J
Cons s f 4Ms 1954 ser O-.J&J
Lehigh Valley Coal—
1st 5s stamped 1944
f
98
32 M
109
1943--J&D
4M«'47A&0
87
80
97
M&N
4Jissf debs 1954
80
79
94
Hudson River Day Line—
S f 1st mtge 6s 1946
J&J
2d mtge inc 6s Feb 1956———
70
108
91M
Hudson Coal 1st 5s 1962 A—J&D
52 Ji
J&J
Gair (Robt) incon e notes
106
50 X
Lines 6s "52
Frick (H O) Coke 5s to 1944-J&J
27
90 M
90
Houston Oil ''o of Texas—
52
Nat Mail 8S
French
25
_
40
26 %
Sf 6s stamped
Franklin Deb Corp 4-6s
Fraser Co 6s Jan 1 1950
-
103 M
4% notes 1947—-——--M&S
Finland Residential Mtge Bank—
110
J&J
Haytian Corp inc 8s Oct 1938
Hearst Publica 6 Ji« to 1947 M&N
Healey Petroleum deb 5s 1948 J&J
Helvetia foal Aiiu 1st 5s'6h-A&0
Heywood-Wakefield 5s 1946 J&D
Hightstown Hug «Ms v w 1^44
Hill Mfg Co ext 6s 1945
M&N
Hines Land it Timber 6s '48
,\&J
Hoberg Paper Mills 5s 1946 -J&J
Hoe (R) & Co 5-7s 1944 ws
A&G
4M-6Ms 1st mtge 1944-—A&O
Holland-Amer Line 6s "47.-M&N x
Holly Sugar Corp—
1st 25is 1940
A&O
1st 3 Ms 1941
A&O
1st 3 Jis 1942
A&O
1st 4s 1947—
A&O
Home Serv Corp 6s 1957
A&O
Home Service (Portland. Ore)—
1st coll 3~5s 1950
A&O
Housing & Realty Improv—
(Berlin) 1st 7s 1946
M&NT/
.
107M
Bid
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
1st 6s s f 1946
12
107 X
Bonds
Ask
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co—
_
Falstaff Brew deb 6s
Bid
Bonds
bonds
lsaue
Nominal,
x
Quoted In guilders.
5
88
....
March, 1940]
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS
BONDS
83
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
Nat Container deb 5 Ms *52-A&O
Nat Dairy Prod 3 H4s w w'51 hi&N
Natl Debenture Corp 3~6s 1953—
1947856
Ask
97 M
Bonds
99
106 H
52 M
107M
M&S
105
97
Phillips Petr 3s
21M
/
5
107
109
1946—M&S / 26M
National Steel Corp—
1st coll M 3s 1965.
A&O
102
Serial notes M% 1940
100
A&O
1%
1941
A&O
100 M
1 X%
100 M
1942
.A&O
1943
A&O
100M
1944
A&O
101
A&O
101M
A&O
A&O
A&O
102
102 H
102 %
A&O
103M
28
Pitts Steel
J&D
102 H
100M
Port
102 M
103M
25 M
29
30""
85
80""
A&O
1st 6s ext 5M% 1942
M&N /
NYLE&W Dock & Impt—
1st mtge s f 68 1 946
J&D
6s stamped 1946
J&D
Partic deb 2d mtge 7s 1946 J&D
98
52 H
52
64M
69
85
90
29
Nivelle Corp 4s 1952
M&N
Nordberg Mfg Co 1st 6s 1943M&S
31
45 M
102
b
4.30
b
b
4.30
4.30
b
5.00
M&N
M&N
Refrigerator Line
Equip trust 4s ser I Jan 1 '41-'43
Equip tr 4s ser J 1940.46-J&D
Eq tr 3 Ms ser K 1940-48- A&O
Northern Elec & Nor Pap Mills—
1st 4« 1940-1947
M&N
1st mtge 5s to 1948
M&N
Debenture 6s 1943
M&N
3.75%
4.00%
99 H
94
Income 6 Ms 1953
M&S /
Nor Amer Refract 6 Ms 1944-J&J
/
North German Lloyd—
20-yr s f 6s 1947
New 6-4% 1947
3.75%
3.75%
/
36""
34
45
60
80
28M
30M
North Western
-
b
b
3.25
b
3.00
lst mtge s f 5 Ms ww 1945-F&A
5 Ms without warr 1945-F&A
perpetual
conv
s
f
97""
99
88
91
12.
stock
89
93
86 M
82
88
J&J fr 40
J&J r
83
3)48 1963
OceanSSCo (Savannah) 5s '43J&J
O'Connor Moffat deb 6s 1948F&A
82
O'Gara Coal 1st inc 5s 1955 M&S
f
Old Ben Coal Corp 6s (w s) 1948
10
32
Inc deb 7 Ms (w ■) Aug 1 1953.
f
Oregon-Am Lumber6s 1942-A&O f
Oregon Pulp & P 6s to '45--M&N
Oreg Terminals inc 5s 1945—A&O
Orono Pulp & Paper—
6s stamped 1943
J&J /
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1943
J&D
Oswego FallsCorp 4 Ms 1952-M&S
8
-
Without warrants
Otis Steel s f 4 Ms A 1962
J&J
Oxford Miami P+per 6s 1947.F&A
84""
95
13"
39
98M
19
42
22"
<
30
66
101
102
74 H
Pacific Atlantic SS 2-5s '43-M&N f
Pac Coist Cement 6s A 1942-J&D
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
J&D
Pacific Western Oil 3 M 1949.F&A
Pan-Amer Industrial 7s '37-M&S /
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
1st
9l""
98 X
Wire Co-
Nova Scotia S & O 5s 1959—J&J
1st
2.00%
2.75%
2.50%
99
Northern Redwood Lumber—
6s 1937
J&D f
N'west Pub's Deb 434* 1948-J&J
6s
2.65
75 H
91M
85
82
83""
59
60 M
99
100
IX
—-
f 6s 1940
J&D15 /
35
Certificates of deposit
f 35
Pan Amer Petroleum & Transpt—
7-yr div notes 3M« 1943—J&D
95M
7-yr div notes 3 Ms 1944--J&D
96
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
1st mtge & lien 4s 1952
M&S
103 H
Paramount Famous Lasky 6s 1947 f 115
Paramount Publix 5Ms 1950
/ 115
Paramount Pictures 3 Ms '47.M&S
85M
Parmeiee Transportation Uo8 f conv deb 68 1944-.
.A&O
42 M
Paton Mfg Ltd 1st 4 Ms '56.M&S
78
Pea body Coal Co (Consol Co)
1st s f 5s 1953 ser A..
..M&N
95 M
Peerless Cement 1st 5s 1948- J&J
97
conv s
mm
mm
—
*»
103 X
8514
Penman's Ltd 1st
5M8 '51—M&N
Penn Amer Coal 6s 1941-56--J&J
Penn Dairies 1st s f 6s 1949—J&J
Penn Mercantile Properties—
Secured s f 3-4s 1961
J&J
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
1st m s f 6s 1941 ser A.M&S15
r
48
95 M
1st
s
f 4Ms 1960
J&D
106M
10O
1946
100X
100
97M
3.50%
4.00%
4.50
/ 31M
/ 300
72M
24M
r
99 M
101M
102
Silesian-Am
2M
Corp 7s 1941.
3M
103 M
98
Simpsons Ltd—
1st & coll 4 Ms A 1951
Skelly Oil deb 4s 19*1
105
99
98
25""
102"
81
*
.T&J
99 M
/
f
57 M
57 M
78
78
96
98
Smith
100M
(Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
80
88
54
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co—
52 M
3s debentures 1964
South Coast Corp—
85
52 M
50
54
1st gtd
83""
81
97
M&N
.
82
Sou
_
64""
liheinelbe Union 7s 1946
3 M8 assented 1946
100M
101
101M
102
102 M
102 M
77
99M
98
108
Rhine-Main-I >anube 7s '50 M&S
Rhode Island Ice 5« w-s *51—F&A
19
Richardson & Boynton Co—
Cum income 4s 1915
J&J /
Richfield Oil of California—
Conv t, f 4s 1952
M&S
Richmond Cedar Works 6s 1953.
Richmond Hos Mills 5s 1948-F&A
Richmond (Va) Tee Co—
1st & ref 5-6 Ms 1947
A&O
100 M
99 M
111
106 H
12
102
45
19"
17 M
80
82
1M
2
21
29
35
99"
73 M
54
f
105M
7
83
F&A /
6% notes 1937
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s 1947.J&J /
Schoenstadt (H) & Son 6s 1950
Schulco Co 6Ms 1946
J&J /
Stamped (July 1933
coup on)
f 6 Ms 1946 ser B..A&0
/
/
/
14
13M
12
11M
79 M
28M
28 M
43 M
43M
105M
105M
103
104 M
105 M
105 H
10 5H
99M
22M
43
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
2d stamped 1946
A&O
20
26
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
2d stamped 1940
J&J
Strange (John) Paper 6s *44--J&J
35
37
....
96
Strawbridge & Clothier—
s
f 5s
Struthers
M&S
1948
102 M
103 m
Wells Titusville—
1st mtge s f 5Ms w w 1949. A&O
Studebaker Corp 6s 1945
J&J
83
1951
84
108M
A&O f
F&A
m
110
1
3
70
••
15
16M
26
31
Superior Elevator & Forwading—
M&N /
20 M
60
105M
74
50
106 M
104 M
106M
105 m
90 M
92
98
M&S r
Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper 6s 1940
97
Tide Water Assoc Oil 3M* '62J&J
105M
Tietz (Leonard) 7Msx-w '46-J&J /
16
Tilden Lumb & Mills 6 Ms'46M&S f
Tivoli Brewing conv 5s 1947 J&D
7.9"
102
s
fA Ms ser A 1961
A&O
Trask Timber 1st 3s 1944
J&D
Uchi Gold Mines 1st 6s 1941 J&D
99
106
40
10
75M
84
r
93
95"
Ulen & Co—
Conv 6s 4th stamp 1950--F&A
Unified Deben Corp 5s 1955-.
8
48
8M
50
10
Union Oil Co of California—
6s May 1 1942 ser A
F&A
111M
112»«
87
3s debentures 1959F&A
>
101M
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947—M&S /
16
Union Term Coal Stor 6s *39-F&A
100
United Amusement Corp—
lstsf 5s ser A1956
80
—F&A
101m
(Germany)—
M&N /
_J&J /
57 %
107 M
99 M
Tomahawk Kraft Paper—
1st 5s (with stk) 19ol
Corp—
20
30
F&A
Term Warehouse 2d 5s '42—J&J
Texas Corp deb 3 Ms 1951—J&D
A&O
3% debentures 1959
Thermoid Co 5s w w 1951
J&D
Three Rivers Grain & Elevator—
6
J&D /
20
{ I7...
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
Deb 5 Ms A1943
1st
14
96
•
44 M
Dairy Products—
Sink fund deb 5s
1938
J&D /
4
Swift & Co 3Ms 1950
105
M&N
J&D
Taggart Bros Co 6s 1944
100
Taylor-Warton Iron & Steel—
Coll Inc 7 Ms July 1 1958.-A&O f
72
Tenn Coal & RR 5s 1951.-J&J
128M
Tenn Prod 1st 6 Ms 1938
&J / 73
Term Refrig & Warehouse Corp—
4Msl948
A&O
100
95
105M
103 M
13M
13 M
Rky Mt & P 5s *55 stpd J&J
43
A&O
100M
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
103
—A&O
Southern United Ice Co—
1st 4s w s 1950
6s Jan 1 1951
8M
Roman Catholic Church 6Ms 1946
Rom Cath Church Welfare 7s 1946
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
A&O
Ruhr Housing 6Ms 1958...
J&J
Sahara Coal inc deb 5s '40.M&N
St Louis Amuse't 1st 6s '45-A&0
St Louis Car Co—
1st extd 68 stamped 1945-M&N
63
99 X
1 st 78 1942 ctfs of
dep
M&S f
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
1st M serial 6s 1940-1942-M&S /
Summerfield Hecht—
4
87
A&O
11
Kraft Corp—
1st leasehold 4 Ms 1946—.J&D
Southern New England Ice—
1st s f 4 Ms 1967
A&O
Stutz Motor Car 7 Ms 1937-_
Sugar Estates of Oriente—-
48 M
Roiis Kovee of Amer 7s 1937 M&S
Stamped.
94 %
95 M
108M
78M
35
100
1st extl s f 7s 1945.
Gen & ref 6 Ms 1951
94
Improvement 1st 5s '41- /
Extended 3-5s
106
45
I 5s 1946-M&N
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943
..A&O
Rolland Pap 1st 4 Ms A '51-M&N
s
101
2
Roch & Pitts C &
Guar
101H
5
100 M
40
Pub Wks
28
16M
Richmond Radiator 5s 1948 M&N
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s 55 F&A
RIordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
1st 6s June 30 1942—.J&D30
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s '45—F&A
Roberts & Oake (Chi) 6s'44.M&N
1st Msf 6s 1947
80
1st
28
Coke
80
A&O
ice & Util conv 6s 1946. F&A
Starrett Corporation—
Secured cum inc 3-5s Apr 1950- / 21.M
Co of Can 6s 1940
J&J r 111
Stern Brothers 6s s f 1947
J&D
83
Stevens & Thompson Paper—
3 Ms extended to 1958
/ 38
74 M
J&J
Mss 1940-1948
80
Steei
61
94 M
95 M
107M
103
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s '89M&N / 57
Staley (A E) 1st mtge 4s '46-F&A
107
Standard Ice 1st 6s 1947—
F&A /
6M
Standard Oil Co (N J)—
Debenture 3s 1961
J&D
105M
15-yr 2%s deb 1953——J&J
104M
Serial notes 1M% 1943
J&J
102M
104
2% 1944
J&J
2 M% 1945
104 M
J&J
2M% 1946
J&J
104 M
2M% 1947
J&J
105M
Stand Textile Prod 6 Ms '42 M&S f
23
Stanley Co (Camden) 6s '40 J&D
99
Stanley Crandail 6s 1946.-F&A
99
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946--F&A
98
102 M
100 H
101M
100 M
89
101
75
Conv income 5s 1944
102 M
103 M
25
104K
87
75
Southwestern Devel 4s 1943-J&J
S'west Lumb Mills 5s 1955. -M&N f
Serial notes—
—
104M
J&D
Southwest
104M
40M
to 102
J&D
1st gtd
95
Quincy Market Cold Storage &
Warehouse 1st 5M8 1946.M&N
100M
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp—
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 65% paid—
Debentur? gold 6s 1941--J&D /
50 M
68 stamped 1941
J&D
50
Midwest dorp ref 6s 1940-M&N
93
Railway Express Agency Inc—
M-l % June 1 & Dec 1 1940
M-l X % June 1 & Dec 1 '41
1 M-l M % June 1 & Dec 1 '42
1 M-l X % June 1 & Dec 1 '43
1 M-2% June 1 & Dec 1 1944.
2-2 M % June 1 & Dec 1 19452 M-2 X % June 1 & Dec 1 '46
2 M-2 M % June 1 & Dec 1 *47
2M-2M% June 1& Dec 1 '48
Railway Wmouse 4-6s (w-«) *47Realty Bond & Mtge deb 3-6s '53
Reliance Grain Ltd 4M81952-J&J
Remington Rand Inc—
20-yr deb 4V^» w w 1956—M&S
4M8 without warr'ts 1950 M&S
Republic Steel Corp—
Gen mtge 4Msser B 1961.F&A
Gen mtge 4 Ms ser O 1956 M&N
Purchase money 5M* *54.M&N
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s '48F&A
Revere Copper & Brass—
1st mtge 4Ms s f 1956
J&J
Reynolds Met deb 3 Ms *51—J&D
Rheem Mfg conv 5s 1948
A&O
7s 1940--.
6Ms 1940
100M
/2
J&J
Southern Ice Co—
1st & ref 5-8s 1942
98 %
84
104 M
b
Gen mtge inc 6s April 1950
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
lstsf 6s 1947
J&D
Southern Brighton Mills—
89
13
Roman Catholic Bishop
(Portland Me) 4s 1958
3-3
Deb 2% to4M% to 1946—
mith & Wesson 5 Ms 1948—
50 M
55
82
1st* f5«1953.
..
50
A&O
-
St Paul Un Stk Yds 5s 1946. A&O
Saltex Looms Inc 6s 1954
A&O
52
4.00
93
103
Southern
96 X
loo"
95M
93 X
SiemenS'W Halske—
Southern
__
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
)b
Shuron7Optical 6s 1951.
106 X
99
Saratoga Victory Mills—
6Ms with warrants 1943—.J&J
•
95M
90M
l6
106M
5M® 1947--M&N
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
J&J
3u*ker City Cold Storage—
4axon
J
3
99
3t L
95
93
J
69
Shippers Car Line—
1
110
M&S
43 M
80
107
1954
f 6s 1947
...M&S
Produce Term & Cold Storage—
1st' Income 6a 1958—
J&D
Protestant Church of Germany
R Louis Gas &
-
debs
s
82
1
'40-M&S
M&S
1st
.
103M
North American Car—
Equip trust 4M« Aug 1 '40-'46.
Equip trust 4 Ms Nov 25 '40-'43
Equipt tr 4Mb 1940-47 J&D16
Equip trust 5 Ms Sept 1 '40-'44
North American Cement Corp—
2 Ms
103 M
86 M
85M
67 M
103 M
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
19M
M&S
M&S
Prov Paper T td
90 H
90 M
88 %
88
J&J
1941
deb 4s 1957
1st 3s 1940
1st 3Ms 1941-1943
conv
7s
tNew York World's Fair 1939—
Northwestern Barb
Potomac Md Deb Corp 3-6s 1953
Potomac Realty Atl Deb Corp—
1st 6s 1957
Extended at 5% to 1943—J&J
/
60
N Y Shipbuilding 1st 5s '46.M&N
100
New York Trap Rock Corp—
1943.
5s to 1941
M&S
Potomac Bond Corp 2-5s 1953—
Potomac Cons Deb Corp 3-6s '53.
Potomac Deb Corp 3-6s 1953
Potomac Franklin Deb 3-6s 1953.
Pressed Steel Car Co 5s *51—J&J
Price Bros & Co Ltd—
95
109^
108M
«
1st conv 3-6s 1951
Ai
Securities Accept Corp 5> *46 Ji
S.ie'l Union Oil Corp—
10
Collieries
Potrero Bug 7s stmp 1947—M&N
Pratt Cons Coal 1st s f 5s *55 J&J
50 M
50
1945
Royal Pulp & Paper—
2d
Conv 5% notes 1947
NYLE& WO&RR—
Mfg Co 5M8
Ask
96 M
102 M
112
18M
2M
M&N /
Consnl
3-6a 1953
Newport Industries—
warr
1st ref 5s 1936
Pocahontas
6s stamped 1942
2-5s series B 1954
J&J
98
Nekoosa-Edwards Pap 6s'43_J&J
101M
New Eng Laundries 5s 1956.J&J
75
New Niquero Sag 3 Ms'40-'42-J&J
f 26
Subord notes 5s 1947
J&J
N Y Dock Co 'st g 4p 1951.P&A
F&A
.
1st gold 5s 1957
J&J
Poor & Co s f deb 4s 1946—A&O
Portld Woolen Mills 6 Ms*41 M&N
Porto Rican Amer Tobacco—
Conv 6s 1942
J&J
.
Gen &..coll s f 6M8 1940-— A&O /
Coll trsf 6Ms 1943
A&O /
Natl Tool conv deb 6s w w '42F&A
Nat Union Mtge 3-6s A '54—J&J
f bg 1 948.
s
Bid
>/
Pitts Term W'house & Transfer—
National Supply—
1st M 3 Ms 1954
National Terminals Corp—
6Hs
111M
103 X
Pickering Lumber 6s A '46. M&N /
Pierce Butler & Pierce 6 Ms '42.
/
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s '42 A&O
/
pittsfi Brewing fis Feb 4 '49.
I&J
Pittsburgh Coal deb 6s *49
F&A
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Co—
lot mtge conv 4 Ms 1952—M&S
Pitts Crucible Steel 5s to '45.M&S
47 M
J&D
Scoviil
111M
12M
3%
Phoenix Silk Mfg 7s 1943-—F&A
f
Cum income deb 5s
Deb 6 Ms A with
conv deb '48.M&S
1 st s f 6s I 946.M&N
-
See Investing Companies
Nat Oil Prod deb 4s 1952
National Radiator Corp—
Deb 4s
Phoenix Iron
Bond?
36
111
100
75
Nat Ice & Cold Storage (Calif)
1st s f ext 3Ms-6s 1952
J&D
National Industrial Loan—
"
J&D
105M
20M
Ask
I
-.M&S f
Phila & Read O & I 5s 1973.-J&J
11X
Conv deb 6s 1949
-_M&8 f
3M
Phillips Elec Works 5s 1953.F&a r 100
National Fire Proofing-Co—
1st M conv 5Ms A 1946.M&N
Cum conv inc 5s 1952
M&N /
Natl Grocers Ltd 4s 1947—A&O
Bid
^helps Dodge 3 Ms 1952
N»tion:il Distillers Products—
Conv 3 Ms debs 1949
Fettibone Mutliken—
68 w w 1943
16
.
—
—
»
13
United Biscuit deb 5s 1950--A&O
17M
82
107 H
______
29M
29M
45
* Called April 1 at 102M.
t Called at 100.
$ Quotation on $89.50 of principal amount;
5%
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Canadian funds,
s Sale price.
.
was
paid
on
July 2 and 5M %
Sept. 25.
6 Basis#
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
INDUSTRIAL &
84
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
NOTICE
United Cigar-Whelan Stores—
8 f 6s Oct 1 1962
—-A&O
^
r
United Corps Ltd inc 5s 1953 F&A
United Elec Goal Cos inc 7s 1948United Drugs 6s 1953
United Grain Growers
5s series
1948.
A
5 %s series B 1949
United Merch & Mfrs 6«
United Industrial 1st 6s
mm
95
m
-
98%
99
98
-MAN f
20
45-J&J
Corp—
_a
99%
Conv
92
U 8 Steel Oorp 3 %s debs '48 J&D
United Steel Works (Germany)—
J&D
23%
14%
23%
14%
23%
14%
1951
-_
3%s assented A 1951—---1951
—J&D
3%s assented O 1951
6%s series A 1947
J&J
334s assented A 1947.
United Stockyards Oorp—
15-yr coll tr 4%s A ww 51 A&O
United Wall Paper Fac 6s 1947-Universal Sewer Pipe 6s 1943.J&J
Utah Ice & Storage (Golo)—
6 %s series O
Utilities Elkhorn Goal 6s
Vicana Sugar Co 6s
Victor Amer Fuel 6s
101%
7%
101
47
57
99%
112%
'§65
2,000
1,500
3,500
1,900
76
Boston Stock Exch.
139
58%
348
99%
Chicago Stock Exch
Cleveland Stk ExcL
Detroit Stock Exch
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
66
350
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
213
75
3,700
115
20
Los Ang Stock
Exch
Stk.
161
Minn Ch of Comm.
523
100
«80
New Orl Cotton Ex
500
25
New Orl
Stock Ex.
Phila Stock Exch..
70
200
Exch.
100
450
St Louis Exchange.
43
43
69
30
500
Minn-St P Stk Ex.
18
99%
75%
74%
Pittsb
Stock
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stock Ex.
M&S
5%s 1943--
Seattle Stock Exch 1
83
'38-A&0
Seattle Curb & M.
Witherbee Sherman Inc—
99
J&D
6%s w w 1944
k Last sale,
500
375
650
3",500
4",666
"155
6",665
700
450
i",665
400
"255
200
J
Toronto Stock Exch
Washington Stk Ex
113
40
20,000
101
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
463
4,000
r
1,750
3,500
16,500
68
Private,
n
550
500
1,400
Montreal Stock Ex.
106
99
60
Milw Grain &
Montreal Curb Ex.
17
105%
41
90
12
1952
n
3,250
1,850
525
1,500
2,250
650
150
1,000
1,000
6,000
18,000
950
100
700
12
85
200
Baltimore Stk Exch
102*32
J&J
M&S
f This price includes accrued interest,
b Basis,
"850
75
Assoc membersh.
Chicago Bd of Tr._ 1.549
Chic Merc Exch
473
Woodland Farm Dairy—
79
99
52,000
7,000
1,850
Lout Sole
Exch—1,375 $50,000
450 ~ 6,500
N Y Oof & Sug Ex.
344
1,850
N Y Curb Exch...
550
7,000
Commodity Exch..
907
850
NY Prod Exch
1,318
150
49"
102
Extend Income 6s 1903—-M&N
Vulcanite Portland Cement—
Called Mar. 15 at 101.
'£"
Winslow Bros & Smith—
45"
47,000
6,100
1,500
109
SEATS
N Y Cotton Exch..
99%
ser A 1955—J&J
debs3%s 1947-----A&O
Wilson (W P) inc 6%s 1945-M&N
Wise Lime & Cement 6s
42%
1st 7%s 1943
-—M&N
Wabasso Oot'n 3 %-4 %s *51 F&A
*
99
Oonv
92
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s '49-M&S
4s
105%
No.
100
60
55
105%
108%
N Y Stock
88"
114
90
Voungstown Sheet & Tube—
1st M « f 4s ser o 1961
M&N
Conv 4s debs 1948
....M&S
95
83
108
94%
88%
6s 1943
EXCHANGE
82%
Wilson & Co 4s
39""
37
27
98%
98%
A&O
J&D
Debenture
103
...
2?*
1940—F&A
1953--J&J
VaJHardwood Lumber 6s *42-J&D
32
rF&A
A 1930
Wilbur-Suchard
1955—J&J
—J&J
Yates-Am Mach 3-6%s *44-A&O
York Ice Mach 6s 1947
93
r
4%s series A 1952-..
-J&J r 97
106
Woodward Iron 1st lien 5s '62J&J
2d conv inc 5s 1962_.Ann Apr "f 112
Woodward & Tier nan Print—
28"
24
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—
Debenture 4%s 1945--.—J&D
Wheeling Steel Corp—
1st M s f 4%s ser A 1966--F&A
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
M&N
White Sewing Machine—
Deb 6s 1940
M&N
Wickwire Spencer Steel—
7s certificates of deposit 1935—
Prior lien 7s certificates 1935.
ser
J&J
6s 1942
74
27
3
Secured 6s 1945
12%
80%
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s
88
Bros Co—
s f deb 6s 1941----M&S
5-year 7s
90
*46--J&J
87
73
49
5%s notes 1937
M&S
Warren (S D) Co—
1st mtge s f 4%s 1952M&N
Conv deb 4 Mb1952
M&N
Watab Paper 1st 6%s 1942--J&J
Webster C&O 1st g 5s '42 op M&S
West Boylston Mfg 7s 1942--J&J
West Indies Sugar 6s 1947--A&O
Conv deb 6s 1944
92
104%
74
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar—
1st coll conv 5s 1951
A&O
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942—
Certificates of deposit
Viau Biscuit Oorp 6 %s
20
88
Van Gamp's Inc 1st 6s 1943.-J&J
Van Dorn Iron Wks 7s June 1 1942
—.-M&S
Pulp & Paper Co—
1st mtge 3s 1954
J&D
Western Dairies Prod 6%s '41 J&D
Western Grain Co 6s 1949—J&J
Western Newspaper Union—
67%
101%
79%
67%
West Va Pgh Coal 6s 1947
95
Vanadium Oorp of America—
Conv deb 5s 1941
A&O
75%
66%
West Va
62
1948 .T&J /
1947.-M&N
Valvoline Oil ext 5s
56
105%
29
J&D
1954
4-5s
91%
103%
41
Ask
Bid
Mfg Go Ltd—
3 %s series A. 1942-1945—J&J r
4s series A 1946-1947
J&J r
105%
104
A&O
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955
Warren
.
105%
J&D
1955-A&0
f deb
s
Woods
1st 3s to 1941
(Hiram)-G & W—
4%s 1945
Deb
Waltham W'tch & Cl'k 6s '43 J&D
Walton Lumber 1st 6 %s '41 Q-Jan
Warner Co 1st 6s 1944
A&O
Warner-Quinlan Go 6s 1939-M&S
Warner Sugar Corp 7s 1939.J&J
30
25
19
54%
6 Ms series A
Walker
Bonds
Ask
Warner Bros Pictures—
100
7
1950..A&O
f 5s 1946
56
6s debentures 1948
105%
s
99%
100
F&A
deb
-
100
1949--F&A
Finishing 5s 1944
-J&J
conv
—
80%
r
1st sink fund ser B
U S Radiator
mm
r
U 8 Gold Storage (Kan Oltv)— 4
1st sink fund 6s ser A 1946.F&A
U S
66%
96
1946 J&D
1945-J&D f
-
Bid
Walworth Co 6s
M&N
Deb 6 %s 1941
- U 8 Gold Storage(Chg)6s
U S Print & Litho 6s
65
80
M&S15
Ltd—.
-J&J
Bonds
Walker Coal & Ice 8s 1940—M&S
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Canadian price,
350
s Sale
price,
4.505
x Ex-interest.
yJSO seats, 70 members.
preceding the date of issue.
Quotations are for the last day of the month
Bid.
Bonds
Burlington 5s
4%sChicago 4%s
Lu 5s——
5%s-_-
16
14
16
2%
2%
2%
—
4%s
3%
3%
3%
79
...
...r
5%s
Montgomery 3 %8—...
York 6s...
_
North Carolina l%s
First Trust of Chicago—
Oregon-Washington 5a
Pacific Coast of Portland 5s
Phoenix 4%s
100
4%s
4%s
100
99%
First of New Orleans 5s...
69
69
San Antonio 3s
Iowa of Sioux City 4%s...
m mm m m mm
/
/
m
m
Minnesota 5s
99
Southern
98%
Union of Detroit 2%s....
-
-
-
-
Ask.
99%
99%
Virginian 2s
Virginia Carolina 1 %s
83
83
79
83
Par
STOCKS
46
50
100
150
160
Denver
...100
45
Des Moines
.—100
---100
.—100
56
Atlantic
99
100%
Dallas
99%
41
100
First Carolinas
104
Freemont
103
105
Lincoln.....
21
23
New York
21
23
North
-
—
_
—
.......
100
...........
...»
66
8
1%
3%
3
•
6
2
6
Carolina
100
90
100
Pennsylvania..
.-.-100
31
36
100
105
115
100
95
83
80
Potomac
12
14
San Antonio
99
—
.
100
102
-
90
80
Atlanta
99
/
....
Bid
Stocks.
■
,
79
100
—
Southwest 58
69
Illinois Midwest 5s
/
5s
St Louis 4%s
53
100
—
—
—
99%
First Texas of Houston 5s.
Fletcher 3%s
Fremont 4%s
5s
4%s
..............—-—...—
New
100
First Carolinas 5s
5s
99%
r
Lincoln
Ask.
100
Lafayette 5s
100
Denver 3s
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
14
—
5
Virginia
V irginia-Carolina
--------
2%
100
100
Par
Bid
105
2%
106
/ Flat price.
Investing Companies Stocks and Bonds
Concluded from page 72
Stocks and Bonds
Par
Per
Seaboard Finance Corp
$2 cum pref ww
1
♦
*
100
preferred
Second Carey Trust
$2
cum
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
Bid
22
45
50
26
30
Securities Co of New York
Consolidated 4s
...
S®curities Corp General com—*
Securities Invest com..
*
Preferred
Selected Amer Shares Inc
-
100
2%
Selected Income Shares
1
Selected Industries com
»
$5.50 prior stock
.......25
Convertible stock
5
Allotment certificates.
Shawmut Association
♦
%
%
36
101
8.79
9".58
Mar 1 1942
1 1952...
March
5a
M&S
M&S
Spanish & Gen Oorp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Amer dep rets ord bearer...£1
♦
1
9
Supervised Shares
Talcott (James) com
Am dep rets
12
deferred
91
83
.65
Tri-Continsntal Oorp—.—
6% cum preferred...—
Jan,, 15
18.43
3.67
Io||
72%
II""
.43
75
3.82
9.83
5%
—
•
e Ex-coupons.
5%
2%
78%
%
107
.57
2.49
1
2.44
5.41
—
B
3%
96%
Unit** N Y Bank Shares C3—♦
Trust ctfs series B
ctf A—
...
Voting shares..
U S &
—25c
Foreign Securities com..*
$6 1st preferred
♦
U. S. & International Sec.—.*
pref with warrants...—*
10c
$5.50 priority stock
1
Utility & Industrial Oorp
6
1st
14
1%
5%
2%
%
.63
.85
.95
1.30
1.40
/ Flat price,
2.59
2.54
18
m
$
.97
6
81
66%
Util Equities Corp com
Convertible
83
108
Ask
share
4.97
Unio 11 nvestment common...._ *
O
deb 5s 1946
M&S
U 8 Elec Light & Pow tr
10.68
59
"8
♦Series
1
A.l
1
United Insurance Trust Shs
3.64
2.54
3i*
—£1
♦Trustee Stand Invest ser O
♦Class D_
♦Trustee Standard Oil shares
56
conv
♦ No par value,
share
35
deb 1953
J&J
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B 25c
Trusteed Industry Shares..—25c
Trustee N Y Bank Shares
1
5b
3.57
Per
*
Warrants
.72
15.51
Stocks and Bonds
Ask
50
Tobacco Securities Trust Ltd-—
Am dep rets ordinary
£1
Quotations not furnished by sponsor or issuer.
2
..1
—2
Transamerica Oorp——.......2
Sovereign Invest. Inc., com..10c
-
A
Tobacco & Allied Stocks Inc
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
4%»
Super Corp rf Amer class
Class AA__
5%% partic preferred
^
4%
53%
11%
Ipencer Trask Fund Inc
*
Standard Amer Trust Shares
1
Handard Investing Corp com..*
$6.50 preferred ww
*
Standard Utilities Inc
50c
♦State St Investment Corp
»
Class B
4.29
53
Bid
Per
share
5%
25%
25%
4
22
Par
preferred———7
1
14.12
F&A
101%
Wellington Fund
Western Reserve Investing—•
5%s 1944
Wisconsin Banks hares
Deb
k Last sale,
54
n Nominal,
♦
5
x Ex-dividend.
6%
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Stocks
Par
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Per
Northern Mills
23
*
68
Apponaug Co..
*
Arlington Mills..100
5
7
25
27
Preferred.
Atlantic Rayon. — .1
Bates Mfg
100
Beacon Mfg—
100
Preferred.
Beaunit Mills
10
5
254
454
13
Spinning Co
*
6% preferred-__.*
5
554
Mills class A
5
Preferred... .10
Bourne Mills
—*
Bradley Knitting—
1st preferred-.100
Brighton Mills—
Preferred...
100
Cabot Mfg
100
Cleve Worsted Mill
*
Common
—*
Alpaca....100
Draper Corp
Franklin Process..*
Fruit of the Loom
units
Cotton
*
Globe Knitting—254
Goodall Worsted.50
Gosnold M (N B)..*
Preferred
100
Prior
preferred.25
Hartford Rayon vtcl
Hathaway Mfg.. 100
Kendall Co com
♦
Units
6
754
26 X
1154
74
3 54
33 X
100
*
4X
9X
X
7X
Gainesville Cot Mills
25
Glenwood Mills. 100
Gossett Mills....
Granteville Co
20
15
~9X
9454
109"
-
-
-
1154
55
9
11
52
17
55
20
110
115
Hamrick Mills.
2X
46X
7
2nd preferred —1
6X
J*
I*
32
8
Naumkeag Steam
26
28
Rayon class A..25
N J Worsted pf—100
Newmarket Mfg
*
8X
47"
45
B—
6% prior pref._50
Pacific Mills
•
Patchogue Plymouth
Mills com
1
Pepperell Mfg
100
Pierce Mfg
100
Pilgrim Mills
100
ich Borden
Suissett
Mills—100
Mfg—
25X
••
.
....
«.
90
21
25
8
Black Hawk
28
Bulolo
Consol
41
12
14
16
18
Butte Copper &
Zinc Co.
26
30
Butte &
Callahan
13
ing, Ltd
& Sull'n M &
Common
13
20
Preferred
Sagamore Mfg
(F R)
-100
Banford Mills.
*
Skenandoa Rayon.*
5 % preferred. _ 100
Boule Mill (N B).100
Tubize Chatillon__l
1
A
7 % preferred.
United Elastic
100
.
*
Knitting.1100
preferred—100
3)4
1354
15
1554
24
26
32
35
6
82
86
38
J*
89
93
7
M—100
Wayne Knit Mills.5
Wamsutta
Chief Consol Mln.-l
Chile Copper
.25
100
45
Cons Min & Smelt .5
37
41
Copper Canyon. 10c
Copper Range
•
Cornucopia Gold.6c
26
31
26
30
51
55
Bleachery &
Dye Works com 10
100
Limestone Cot Mills
Mills.....
121
4
$4 preferred
pref.. 100
Amer Enka__
*
Amer Yarn & Proc—
Mills
Preferred
Arcade Cotton
118
125
2 54
254
41 H
43 X
70
73
Mills
100
62
*
45
100
25
Avondale Mills.—.1
Beaumont Mfg—..
7% preferred...—
Belton Mills (SO) .25
Preferred..
47
105
100
Goldfleld Consol
Mines
Granby Cons M 8 &
Newberry C M..100
62
67
Norris Cot Mills
50
93"
4
65
79
100
65
103
26H
28
26
~2~~
3
50
60
55
61
Copper Co.
...
Copper
25 X
254
43 X
2X
44 X
8c
13c
42
m
U X
6X
11X
Real Estate
13 X
654
27 X
Copper.*
"ix
20c
40c
31X
Kildun Mining.—.1
15c
E*
25c
King David Min.50c
10c
25c
Klrkland LakeGold 1
1
IX
20
20 X
95c
Lava Cap Gold Mini
Louisiana L'd A Ex 1
85c
36 54
37
41X
10X
41X
w
76
81
Sterling Spinning--
19
49
52
Canada
*
Mother Load Ooall'n
Mines common, lc
Stowe Spinning
51
53
120
■M
80
85'
15
5X
Guar
&
4c
and Mines com.. *
New Jersey Zinc. .25
IX
Noranda Mines
B Stove..
35c
...»
Lab'tories.*
4 X % conv pfd 100
Abbotts' Dairy.
*
Abereromb
e
68 X
136
18
& Fitch
1
7
75
65
....
$6 preferred
6X
Mfg.. 100
55
1
6% preferred .100
7% preferred—100
9X
20
Abraham & Straus.*
Acme Steel.
2*
Acme Wire
10
41X
46
19X
Adams (J D) Mfg—*
Adams Millis.
*
Adams Oil & Gas.*
10
21X
3X
Addressograph Multigraph Corp
10
Advance Aluminum
1754
Castings com...5
Advance Bag & Pap
6% preferred. .100
8 % preferred. .100
Advance Kuinely..*
55
2X
90
2X
Aeolian Co—
6% preferred A.50
Aero
Aero
10
Industries
1
Supply Mfg-
Class
Class B
11c
454
3X
20
21
5X
Aeronautical Corp.l
554
Warrants
5
1
13 X
62
73 X
7454
Preferred
100
Aetna Stand Engine*
3
23
23 54
Agfa Ansco (Del)..1
25
1
IX
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Common
*
Preferred .....100
110
58
60c
5c
1
Aetna Ball Bear
154
62 54
57 X
56c
*
2.50
Ohio Copper of
Utah
9
170"
Trust
Technical Inst
4
46
11
IX
Mt City Copper—5c
National Tunnel
North Butte
13*
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
8
Lake Shore Mines. 1
8
(DC) 100
of New York
6X
7
6X
26 X
125 X
IX
17
99
Mortgage Guar.."
5
EmpireTitle &Gul()U
__
35
13 X
Magma Copper Col 0
Mclntyre Porcupines
Miami Copper
.5
Mining Corp of
1st M 6s Jan 1941
Bankers Bond &
Title
24 X
20
Nipissing Mines
95
5
15
99
118"
TITLE GUAR¬
ANTEE & SAFE
DEPOSIT STKS
1
102
Franklin
a
16c
IX
•
20
1
9%
35 X
Preferred
100
Abitibi i'ow & I'ap.*
15
90
IX
45c
23 X
2d 5% pref
7% preferred—100
City RET (C)__500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston) .100
Factory Bldg Tr.100
Fifty Associates (B).
Hotel Tr (Boston) 100
Kijaball Bldg Tr 100
X
2354
654
Kennecott
.
32
& Smelting.....*
Idaho Md Mines.. 1
73
93"
38 X
2$
Aberfoyie
11
104
100
Boston Wharf
55 X
Illinois Zinc
19
T(Bos)_100
49 X
68
30
3
Bos R E
55
1st 7% pref... 100
26
Bd of Tr BldTr.100
Bos Gr'd R'T Tr 100
49
100
89
1/4
6
REAL ESTATE TR
& LAND STOCKS
12 X
common
Newmont Mining. 10
N Y 6c Honduras
Rosario
10
42
IX
30
*
Howe Sound Co...5
Hudson Bay Min
~8"
5
7A>
45c
White Knob Copper
Preferred
10
Common
6
Textiles Inc com..10
Class A pref...lOO
354
Home Title Tns (NY)
100
854
754
354
X,
3.25
120
100
38
4
Mining
25c
Hollinger Mines
5
Smyre (A M) Mfg 10
7% preferred.
Southern
Bleachery
com
Plate.....
Cent BldgTr
100
Chic RETrus's. 100
5
Hecla
Saxon Mills—....50
7% preferred 100
Southern Weaving.*
105^
7c
1
354
34 X
13c
Internatl
97*
10 X
3.00
Bos Stor w'h'se.lOO
Inspiration Cons
13 X
654
654
254
Washington Tin
Homestake Mines
61
1
Tonopah Mining..1
Union Copper Land
& Mining
...25
Utah Copper Co..10
Abbott
13
100
154
7X
Power common..5
Mining. .1
Island Greek Ooal.l
$6 preferred
1
Isle Royale Cop. .25
Jardlne Mining
1
100
Victor-Monagh'n 100
7 % preferred. 100
Victory Yam Mills—
354
1
1
Class B pref..
50
Union-Buffalo Mills
Common
10
6
40c
Greene Cananea
22"
Riverside & Dan Kiv
Southern Worsted—
1st mtge notes
Spartan Mills
100
Startex Mills
20
1254
3 X
30c
954
Oorpl 0 x
95
1754
754
Brandon Corp A.100
Class B__—-- *
Bibb Mfg..
Golden Cycle
68
Anderson Cotton
Appleton Co
70
52"
Process
12 54
35c
7 % preferred. .100
20
Preferred
Acme Spinning.....
Alabama Mills
*
96
2
60"
-
Columbia (D O)
Zinc, Inc
.1
Federal Mining &
Smelting new
2
Orr Cot Mills... 100
Standard
Tintic
13c
39
3/
Silver-Lead. 1
Mines
Eagle Plch Lead..10
49
Southern
22
11
50
Riverdale Mills—
7% preferred..100
20
2054
E vans-W allower
17
33c
50c
General Tin
Mills.. 100
Mooresville Cotton.
23c
10 54
60
34
3
5
1254
9cc
3854
654
654
254
King Coal—5
Utah Metal & Tun.l
X
2054
27
65
154
Shattuck Denn
Walker Mining
Gold Min & M..1
Dome Mines Ltd..*
54 54
91
32
Southern Mills
10
15
5X
%
25
See Indus. Stocks.
6 Print Wks—._ *
Abbeville Mills..—5
Joseph Lead
2954
X
X
Rowan Cotton Mills
16
654
Evans Wall Lead—
5.7
85
1454
IX
12
Wright Hargreaves
r
*
43
80
108
7%
Copper Corp
37
6% preferred.. 100
7 54
1
25
13
~3H
72"
10
Mohawk
Cotton Mills.. 100
IX
12 X
Roan Antelope Min
Ltd Amer shares.
St Anth Gold M
1
2954
Central Am Mines. 1
Central Eureka
1
Cerro de Pasco
11
8
IX
*
1
Pocahontas
Premier Gold M
43
1
35
Common
7
40
154
7H
X*
7
9
m
3654
54
154
10
Sup
12
25
854
Amer shs ctfs__10
Pioneer Gold Ltd-.l
Polaris Mining
25c
St
754
5
8
69
_
954
3554
2
.
65
654
C254
45
7% preferred
Pacolet Mfg
100
7% preferred.. 100
Perfection Spinning.
Pickens Mfg
Piedmont Mfg...20
Poe (F W) Mfg.. 100
RanloMfg
10
7 % preferred. 100
654
1
Mining-10c
Teck Hughes
1
Zinc-Lead
Co
1
Calumet & Heel a ..5
46
Musgrove Cotton
54
5X
1
Bunker Hill
35
Nat Yam Mills
2
5
Clear Creek Cons—
Common
.10c
Clemenceau Min 25c
Consol Copper... 6
Mill
n*
10
Tin
Stand
1
73
Mills
120
Dredg¬
5
Monarch
See Borden—
Roxboro Knitting—
Preferred
3
Saco Lowell Shops
Gold
100
Mock Judson Voe—
50
Consolidated.
Park-Utah Consol
Mines
Patino Mines &
Quincy
85"
&
95
35
79
26"
r
69
27 X
78
15
*
Preferred..
Judson Mills A pflOO
ITeferred B...100
King (J P> Mfg. .100
May Hos'y Mills 100
20"
60
Inman Mills
51H
14X
70"
11554
r
132
36
Carnegie Metals
4
28c
Pond Creek
80
r
Mines
37
116
50 X
13 X
18
5
45
11
Marlboro C Mills
4
Gold
24
40
83
24 X
24 X
Pacific
122"
3
Smelting
1
$5 prior conv pf 25
Anaconda Copper
Mining Co
.50
\ndes Copper M.20
Bagdad Copper
654
share
Consol
Mining.
99
116
r
Lead
39
114
23 54
23 54
Oriental
...
10
Zinc
36
Knit.5
Linford
25
Austin Silver Min--1
7% preferred.. 100
Majestic Mfg
Marion Mfg Co
2454
100
Mining
Hartsville Cot Mills.
Laurens C M
Nonquitt Mills
*
North Amer Rayon—
Com class A....*
10
57
65
STOCKS
Alaska Juneau
Lanett
New Bedford
60
Sunshine
28
25
....
4% preferred—.
$3 prior pref
Highland Pk Mfg 20
6% preferred-..
Imperial Yarn
Industrial Cotton
Mills pref
25c
Preferred B
"7"
5
r
_
Wabasso Cotton
MINING
13"
11
-
354
Cottons.
Preferred
100
Penmans Ltd com.*
Amer
20
.
Mining Com
Silver
Henrietta Mills—
6X
&
Preferred
Hanes (F H)
20
1054
50
Mills—
Grendel
lOO"
95
So Am Gold & Plat. 1
.
154
Montreal
....
105
7% preferred
22c
Oklahoma Interstate
17
Converters. 100 r
Can Cottons Ltd 100 r 109
Preferred
100 r 114
89
Domin Text Ltd...* r
Preferred
100 r&155
Preferred
.10
Florence Mills—100
Per
Old Dominion Oo.25
52
Can
100
11
29 X
7%
Utica
8
Bid
Par
Enterprise—
254
41
Dwight Mfg.--123^
Eagle Yarn........
Easley Cotton Mills
7% preferred
Eflrd Mfg
100
Erwin Cotton
20
6% preferred. .100
Fairforest Finish Co
Flint Mfg Co
76
154
7
41
20
16
38
110
9
154
85
8X
48
20
39
13
80
.20
34 X
X
6X
100
Utica
.
7% preferred.. 100
Fulton Bag & Cotton
Mills
*
Gaffney Mfg
-.50
Conv pref
10
100
100
.
Serial notes
13
17
100
109
45
Mtge 6s
Wiscassett Mills...
Woodside Cotton.20
55
86
51
19
46
D irl'irtoD Mfg(SC) 5
554
954
56
Preferred
Washington MlllslOO
Stocks
Ask
share
Canadian Mills
100
E).100
Crescent Spinning..
Dallas Mfg (Ala) 100
5
8
2)4
(Baltimore)
100
Mills. *
Preferred
100
West Point Mfg..20
Winget Yarn Mills
19
_
Common
Converse (D
254
14
Class
65
3
51
Com class
100
61
m
Mfg..100
Cotton
95
Spinning..50
7
Preferred..
100
Ml V-Woodb Mills
Preferred
75
7 % preferred- .100
Durham HosierySee Indus, stks
106
Nathawena M
Nashua M (N H)
69
Dunean Mills
Ludlow Mfg Assoc.*
Luther Mfg
100
Martel Mills—
Merrlmac
Chiquola Mfg....20
0% preferred
Clifton Mfg (SO) 100
5
90
Wallace Mfg Co
Ware Shoals Mfg 100
7 % preferred.. 100
Wellington
6
5
95
46
$6 partpref A—♦
Kllburn M (N B).75
-
2554
3954
93
4
8
Genera)
2354
3854
w
-
92
Drayton Mills.
Mfg Co com
*
Border City Mfg 100
Botany Worsted—
1854
-
89
44
(Richard)
Borden
Farr
if*
Bid
Par
Per
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
86
$154 conv pref.20
Berkshire Fine
44
China Grove Cot
Climax
Stocks
share
1854
Burlington Mills.. .1
Calhoun Mills....50
Callaway Mills....*
Cannon Mills.....*
Chadwick-Hoaldns
Co common
10
8% preferred.-100/
*
Ask
Bid
Per
TEXTILE
STOCKS
Amoskeag Co
Par
share
8c
Aetna Rubber
11X
5X
Aintworth Mfg
5
Air Associates
1
Aircraft Accessorlesl
1054
2X
754
Aircraft Precision..5
Air Devices Corp.-l
a
*
Purchaser also
Without par
pays
value.
accrued dividend.
/ Flat price.
k Last sale.
n
Nominal.
r
Canadian
price
t New stock.
x
Ex-dividend.
86
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
Par
Per
1
Airplane Mfg & Sup 1
Air-Way Electric
Appliance
49
4%
Am Mach & Met-.*
Am Maize Prod—*
52
57
Preferred
100
AJberene Stone of Va
90
93
Vot trust ctfs
Alberta-Pacific
5
A
*
100
Grain class
Preferred.
Inst
Am Mfg Co com.
5% pref.
2%
30
4%
100
100
Steel Corp
Preferred
34
36
Amer Piano class A*
4
5
5
3
4
11%
79
Am Potash & Chem *
12%
22 A
22
111%
10%
10
AHentown Portland
Cement pref---10
8
Alles & Fisher
*
2
5
4c
Alliance Realty
Preferred
Allied Chem &
Products
Amer
81
100
Dye
*
Corp common
Allied Kid Co com.5
Allied Laboratories *
Allied Mills Inc
2%
174 %
*
Allied Paper Mills. 1
Allied Prod (Mich)—
Ol A conv
25
Common
10
12c
7
5
176%
*
7
Partic pref
*
Amer Pulley
Amer Radiator &
9
7% cum pref100
Am Republics com 10
Amer Rolling Mill 25
4%% conv pf 100
Am Safety Razor—
161
Common
American Screw. 100
W>
20
13 %
14
American Sealcone_5
Amer Seal-Kap
2
6*
8%
Amer
Seating
10
Amer
11
8
8%
67%
66
5% preferred--100
Allis-Ch aimers Mfg
Ship Build-_*
Am Smelt & Refg..*
7% preferred. .100
American
6%
Common
36%
10%
Alloy Cast Steel---*
Aloe (A S) Co
20
36A
14%
7
non-cum
pflOO
Amer Steamship. 100
Am Steel F'dries
*
92%
*
Stove
159%
160
6% preferred..100
115%
116
Alum Goods Mfg..*
Aluminum Indus--*
1714
18
Amer Television.-.1
Amer Thermos A
*
10 %
10 A
104 %
106
106%
6% preferred.. 100
Leather
106%
1
1%
6% conv pref--50
Amalg Sugar
1
15 %
16%
2%
Amerada Corp
*
Amer Agric Chem.*
54
2%
54%
19
20
37
111
40
A
17%
Amer Air Lines--.10
American Arch
*
Am Bakeries pref 100
Class A
__*
Class B
Bemberg com.*
100
-
-
Common
5% %
*
conv
pf.100
American Can
25
7 % preferred.. 100
American Canadian
5%
Amer
conv
16%
101%
17%
*
American Cigarette
6 Cigar Co
100
Preferred
100
7%
41%
133
115%
173
1
2
26
42%
43%
%
6
8
Vu
20%
108%
134 %
165
%
21%
112
137
190
117
11 J*
8%
55
12%
8%
20
com
6A
13
Class B
10
87%
35%
36%
6% preferred
10
12 A
Distilling pf 10
12%
2%
2d series
Amer Dist Teleg
7 % preferred
*
100
Co...
36%
12%
12%
2%
117%
40
2%
2%
2%
Am Fabrics, pref 100
Amer Felt common *
Preferred
100
Amer Forging and
7%
Socket com
*
Amer Fork & Hoe. *
Am Fruit Growers.*
Preferred
50
13
85
A
4%
%
3%
Am Furniture
1
Am Hair & Felt--.*
9%
11
82
5%
11%
.
3%
17%
6%
12%
1%
6
1%
3%
1st preferred-.100
71
73
2d
preferred-.100
30%
40%
Amer Hard Rubb_50
15%
8% preferred--100
Amer Hardware..25
22 A
Am-Hawaiian SS.10
Am Hide & Leath__l
31%
5%
24%
31%
5%
33
35
58%
2%
28%
59
50
.
1
*
0% non-cum pflOO
Amer Insulator
*
$1 50 prior pref. 10
Amer-La France &
Foamlte Corp.. 10
Warrants
Am Laund Mach_20
3%
105
2%
22
21
16
A
Class B
*
*
*
Without par value.
10%
2
Batavia Body
Bath Iron Wks
21
Pref v t c
Bausch & Lomb
7%
2
•
*
Beaton
Mfg
8%
%6
4%
4%
6
12%
3%
7
2%
%
109%
w w_*
*
x-w
5%
52
60
68
39%
40
57
60
10
10%
4
4%
10%
Constable.5
Print Wks.*
9%
13%
Aro Equipt Corp.-l
_.
1
Aircraft
1
1
*
7% preferred..100
5%
13%
38
40
40c
100
93
17%
1
5%
r
18
112
18%
18%
7 A
8-
75
77
69
73
8%
%6
%
Associated
Rayon.*
Athey Truss Wheel 4
6%
5%
2%
5%
16%
Atlas
12
Auburn Automob
*
Austin NIch & Co..*
Powder..
%
14%
20
%«
7%
28%
%
2%
9%
1%
10%
35c
%
16
22%
107%
3%
22%
108%
3%
16%
23%
16%
70%
120%
6%
1%
3%
24%
29
3%
10 A
2
20
5%
17%
18%
* Last sale,
n
29%
31%"
114%
Class B
33'ic
Benson & Hedges. -*
Conv pref
*
Berghoff Brewing
1
Berkey & Gay Fur¬
27%
109%
104%
30%
3l%
115
7%
6 Cement com.-l
Preferred
50
Best & Go
*
Beth Fdy & Mach.*
Preferred
50
Beth Steel (Del)...*
5% preferred
20
7 % preferred- .100
B/G Foods Inc
*
7% preferred-.100
Inc
$2.50 preferred.
.
iEM
Coupon
51%
Bearer
18
shares. _*
shares
20%
20%
20%
20%
Amer dep rets. 10s
Brockway Motor
1%
10
7A
Truck com
%
23%
Brown Co 6% pf.100
Brown Fence <fc Wire
1
4%
A pref....*
17%
common
Forman
*
1%
38
*
1
2%
Brown & Sharp
Brown Shoe
*
132
35
Bruce (E L) Co
5
10
7% preferred-.100
3%% pref
100
77
Collender Co
88
20
21
Budd
100
com
(E G)
Mfg__*
7 % preferred- .100
Budd Wheel
7 % preferred- -100
Watch
110
24%
30%
17
41
Brewing..
Preferred
2%
7%
3%
50
<,F)
43
Mfg—
Common
1
$2.20 preferred..*
11%
10%
5%
40%
5%
Burd Piston Ring..1
Burdines Inc
1
Preferred
*
Burkart
11%
9%
104
.10
com.
31%
Burma Corp
Ltd—
Am dep receipts.
Burns Bros
.
1%
*
com
Burroughs Adding
%.
%6
X32
90
8
8%
1%
117%
2%
80
118%
3
14
*
27
28
100
101
102
10%
98
25
3%
4%
5
...1
%
3%
1%
5%
*
50
Class B
85
40
*
10
pref. .30
Byers (A M) com. .*
7% part pref. .100
Byers Machine
*
Byllesby class A
*
20
13%
5
conv
Preferred
39
Preferred
Birdsboro Stee
Fdy & Mach
8
13
Butterick Co
3
._*
Preferred
•
Byrndum Corp
Bryon Jackson
Cable
7
4
6
44
46
20%
21
fNewstock.
50c
*
5% preferred—50
Calaveras
Land
Timber
BI ack& Decker Aifg *
50c
Calif Pack Corp
4
Blauner's common.*
$3 preferred
__*
1
*
i*
11%
67
%
20c
15c
4
3%
13%
%
%
24%
51%
&
..1
2.45
Calamba Sug Est.20
Jambria Iron
50
15%
57%
5%
Campbell (AS)
Campbell Wyant
Cannon Fdry.
x
9%
6%
21%
Elec Products
Vot tr ctfe
Common
12%
%
3%
7% debenture. 100
5%
75%
12
*
Butlor Bros
38%
14
193132
1
com
Bush Term Bldgs—
7% pref ctfs..100
5%
75%
*
Biscuit.l2%c
6% preferred
95
37
37%
Machine
Burry
Bush Term Co
7
Ex-dividend.
1
&
*
m
—
91
38
Buda Co
_
24%
36%
Burger
50
-
Buckeye Pipe L..50
Buckeye Steel Cast *
Bunte Bros
45
m
5%
1%
5
1
11
—
5%
24
*
6
r
*
*
41
36
40
*
Bullard Co
%
37%
135
10
Bulova
32%
4
45
5
7
*
Canadian price.
S*
90
25
Bucyrus-Erie Co.-5
7% cum pref.. 100
5%
7%
126%
*
v>m *
;__*
...25
Bristol Brass
$5 preferred
Brunswick Site
2
1
32
S/e
7% preferred. -100
Beryllium Corp
Bessemer Limestone
1
12%
108
17
123
2%
*
Brunswick-Balke-
10
5%
37
33
27%
112%
46*
5%
r
Brillo Mfg
Class A
2%
49
20%
100
Manufacturing .50
41'
1
common..
_
Distillery
3%
Purchase warrants
Borland Shoe St
*
Nominal,
7 % preferred-
37
•
Class B
Bruck Silk Mills.._»
Bird & Son
3%
26
15%
10%
Warrants
Bridgeport Brass..*
Bridgep't Hydr'lic20
Bridgeport Mach..*
Preferred
100 k
Briggs Mfg
*
Briggs & Stratton..*
Brill Corp class A..*
Preferred
Brown Rubber
10
70%
2
Brewster Aeronaut'l 1
Brown
123
121
24%
7%
21%
6%
6%
Class
5
1%
57
Preferred
Brach (E J) & Sons *
Breeze Corp
1
Brewing Co of Am.3
Warrants
10%
14%
1l14
3
1
17
British Celanese Ltd
1%
10%
*
*
Registered shs
*
Brit-Amer Tob reg£l
Ordinary bearer £1
11
55
Bigelow-Sanford
Carpet com
com
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
45c
3
22
2%
Billings & Spen
Bing & Bing
Binks Mfg.
123
%
8%
1%
*
8% Bristol-Myers
Preferred
50
Bender Body com..5
Bendix Aviation
5
Bendix Home
Bickfords
15%
15
*
prior A..*
6
3
14%
conv pref. .100
*
6%
6%
55
•
8%
Atlas
23%
6%
6%
1%
53
niture
1%
10%
5%
registered ...£1
Assoc Laundries
*
Atlantic Refining.25
23
50
7
6
9
r
8%
Assoc El Indus Ltd
4% conv pref. 100
Atlas Drop Forge. .5
Atlas Plywood
*
15%
60
24
Bell Aircraft
1
Bellanca Aircraft
1
Belmont Radio
*
Belt RR & Stk Yds
Common
20c
8%
Art Metal Constr.10
Art Metal Works..5
*
3"
i§S
57
9%
9%
23%
6%
4%
Appliance cl A. .5
Elec.10
pflOO
97
Brummell
Ties Inc
Hart-
non-cum
M
3
_
50%
Atl Coast Fisheries.*
Atl Gulf & W Indies
9"
8
—
22"
28
Belding Hem'way. *
Belden Mfg com.. 10
5
21
*
preferred
Boyd-Welsh Inc
Boyertown Burial
Casket
27
1st preferred.. 100
2d preferred
100
Beech
111
pref..*
7 % preferred- .100
Armstrong Cork
*
Armstrong Rubb A*
conv pr
7% preferred-.100
Assoc Dry G'ds
J
6% 1st pref...100
7% 2d pref...100
60
25
Beech-Nut Pack__20
Asbestos Mfg com.l
Preferred
1
Ashland Oil & Ref.l
Assoc Brew (Can).*
55
25
Warrants
Beau
33
class A
65
Bowm Bilt Hotels—
ers
2d
105
Bearings Co (Am).*
10
pref. .100
Armour & Co (111)
guar
_
96
13
100
12
100
Cream. _25
Pref
25%
5%
34
Bondhold¬
Bow-Bllt
7
100
common..25
$5 preferred
34%
Arrowhead Petrol.
4
22%
& Cadwell
Beatrice
4
3
5
Ark Fuel Oil pref. 10
J Called April 1 at $20.
& Paper A
Class B
Optical com
10
5% preferred. .100
Bayway Term
i
Bayuk Cigars.....*
7% 1st pref
100
76
74
Vrgo Oil
cum
1
Baumann (Lud) com*
Archer-Dan-MIdl'd *
$5
1
_
26%
Arcturus Rad Tube 1
%
2%
*
37%
2%
35%
Tack
Bros
24%
2%
37
Bourjois, Inc
*
$2.75 cum pref..*
Bower Roll B'r'g--5
Brinks, Inc
1
36
11%
Arnold
19
Stainless
com
*
5
2
Sugar...100
-
17%
%
14%
16%
%6
Bastlan-Blessing
Apex Elec Mfg
*
Applied Arts
1
Appollo Steel.... 10
A P W Paper
5
3%
American LockerClass
Angostura-W upperma nn Corp
1
64
23%
23%
22%
Rubber com..*
6
100
23
*
1
18
*
47
Service clA
Barber Asphalt
Basic Dolomite
113
B
Bond Stores com__l
Borden Co
15
Borg-Warner Corp_5
Borne Scrymser--25
Preferred
100
Bankers Industrial—
8%
42%
1
£1
Conv preferred .20
2%
%
1
Bancroft (J) & Sons*
Bartgis Bros com__l
6% conv pref. .25
10%
SS Lines
3%
Warrants
Baldwin Rubber
5
Barnsdall Refining. 1
1%
30%
Arnold.
13
com
7% pref old—.100
7% pref new—30
7
55
28%
5%
30
6 % preferred. .100
Baldwin Duckw'th.*
Baldw Loco Wks._*
15
Anchor Post Fence.*
Andian Nat Corp
*
Common
100
8
Barnard Aviation.
Barnsdall Oil
Am dep rets ord
14%
102%
jprererred
Baldwin Go
Preferred
Artloom Corp
17
Preferred
100
Balaban & Katz._25
12
20
13
24%
116
1st preferred-.100
*
13
111%
23%
1%
27%
Bohn Alum & Br. .5
Bon Ami com A—*
Common
5%% pref
50
Barkley Grow Aircrl
Barlow & Seelig cl A 5
$6% conv pref..*
He ge man
.]
Common
50c
Amer Export Lines 1
6% preferred
Anchor Hocking
Glass Corp
Arrow
Amer Export Airlines
Amer Home Prod.
Amer Ice Co
.
.
Boston Woven Hose
Deferred
for
ky-
7 % preferred
100
Boeing Airplane—5
Bohack (H O) com.*
1st preferred..100
Bohack Realty pflOO
6%
6
19
14%
(Sid)—*
3%
»
Baker Chemical
c
Blumentnal
6%
3%
13%
19%
pf
25
pf
25
Bloomingdale Bros.*
conv
3%
44%
22
32
1
conv
Common
1%
45
Bathurst Power
5% preferred.. .30
106
116%
Backstay Welt
Baird Telev pref
Anaconda Wire &
$6
103
American Dredging.
American Encaustic
Tiling
6%
13%
90
40
1
5%
9
7%
Crystal Sugar 10
6% 1st pref... 100
Am Cyanamid A. 10
Ayrshire Pakota
Colliers Corp
Barker
3%
Antilla
100
3
Armour & Co of Del
65
Commercial
Preferred
Steel
7%
Anheuser Busch_.20
Animal Trap
*
1
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
Class B
10
Barium
3
_
1
3
89%
Trading
Amer dep rets.
_
147
Anglo-Iran Oil—
25%
Aviation
_
3%
88%
Writing Pap.*
American shares.
1%
Capital
Corp
6%
6%
20
18
15
Warrants
10'
8%
Cable common..*
115
Am
Amer
44%
5%
6%
18%
....
45
A
23
25
A com
6 % pref w w—25
Pref ex-warr.25
12
5%
21
Avery(B F) & Sons 5
10
Barber (W H) Co__l
Bardstown Distill-.1
42
Amsterdam
171
(N J)..25
Amer Colortype._10
5% preferred.. 100
Alcohol
62
Co
*
7 % preferred-. 100
Amer Wringer.
*
Amer
40%
131%
Amer Coal
Amer
104
1
1%
44%
7%
5A
.100
Chicle
100
100
100
pref. 100
Class A
Preferred
.
Amer Centrifi gal.. 1
Am Chain & Cable.*
28%
13%
15%
21%
94%
60%
5%
*
Am Woolen
Properties
*
Am Car & Fdy
*
7% preferred--100
Amer Carmel
Preferred
Preferred
49%
Amer Bosch Corp.-l
Amer Box Board. _1
A.Brake Sh & Fdy—
150
Am Vitrified Prod_ *
J*
-
68%
15
_
48 A
Am Beverage Corp. 1
7 % preferred5
American Book..100
11
31*
ill*
38%
87%
Type Found. 10
7 % preferred
100
*
10
1%
6%
14%
89%
145
2%
.
Common
10
12%
27
38
3
6 ^preferred. 100
Am Transformer. 10
58%
56%
10%
55
6 % preferred... 50
Preferred
Am Thread 5% pref5
Am Tobacco com.25
Common B
25
_ .
48%
6%
15%
67%
%6
50
Am
pref 25
Aviation & Transpor¬
tation Corp_____l
Amer Wind Glass—
56%
*
Am Bank Note
2
Preferred
conv
6%
5%
10%
17%
5
30
-
%
3
Common..
Automobile Banking
V t
7% preferred.. 100
*
American
6%
180
20
American Stores
Am Sumatra Tob__*
*
67%
147%
Amer Sugar Ref.100
15"
9%
18 %
142
Snuff. .25
28%
13%
15%
21%
12%
52
Alpha Portl Cem._*
Altorfer Brqs com...
Conv pref
*
Aluminum Ltd
10%
%
30%
48%
*
Am Ship & Comm
20
3
5
Babcock & Wilcox.*
18.50
13
7%
1
6
Aviation
9%
if*
Refrig.10
Automat Vot Mach *
1%
162
66%
2
2%
1%
Automatic
Laughlin
Preferred
1%
101
4%
Stand Sanitary..*
Bliss (E W) CoCommon
Class
%
12%
50
16
Automatic Fire
$1.50
4
12%
19%
19
Allied Stores Corp
com
A
97%
%
_
14%
Blaw-Knox Co
Automatic Washer—
*
Class B
*
100
122
Amer
Amer Pneu Serv.
Bliss &
ment common
34%
25%
Optical
8
60
Automatic Prod—5
%
Per
7
Alarm common_25
Bid
Par
50
85
23%
Stocks
share
10
com..
Automatic) Instru¬
25
5A
Ask
Bid
6% preferred. .100
Autocar Co
25
20
American Meter— *
5% prior pref
Industries
19%
55%
14 A
3%
American News Co *
14
1
Am
%
23%
115%
33%
Par
Per
3
*
100
Steel com.*
Preferred
100
Amal
65
Stocks
share
33
Allegheny Ludlum
Aluminum Co
2%
23%
18%
Amer Metal Co
Hamilton
common
Algoma
•
14
6% conv pref. .100
._
8% pref
Allen
54
Maracaibo__l
*
Amer
4%
Alexander Dept Stsl
Alexander
19
Locomotive.*
7% preferred- -100
Amer Mach & Fdy_*
Amer
%
Albany Packing. 100
Ask
Per
4%
*
Alaska Pac Salmon*
Bid
Par
share
1%
48 A
Air Keduc'n com..*
Stocks
Ask
Bid
13%
1%
INDUSTRIAL
March, 1940]
Stocks
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
5%
58"
Class b pre!....50 r
Canada Cement. 100
54
Preferred
100
Can Dry Ging Ale.5
Canada Forgings—
Class a
•
Class b
•
70
85
20%
21
9
21%
20 %
102%
Canada Packers...*
Canada ss Lines..*
Preferred
100
104%
1%
o
20
if
56
Can Wire a Cab a.*
Class b
*
Canadian Bronze--*
Preferred
100
Canadian Oar a Fy *
Preferred
25
Canad Celanese—*
Preferred
100
Canadian Colonial
Airways
22
22
20
41
44
106%
13 %
19
35%
125%
1
6%
^
24%
14"
20%
35%
127
Oity Auto Stamp—*
Olty Ice & Fuel
•
6 Hi % cum pf.-loo
Olty a; Sub Homes 10
Olty Stores
5
Olark Controller... i
Olark Equip co—*
Preferred
100
Olaude Neon lt—1
.....
«• «•
m
Can Fairba'nk pf_ 100
Canadian Foreign
Invest Corp.
* /
Can Indus Alcohol—
37
ci a
voting----*
cl b non-voting. *
Canadian Industries
Class a
-_-100
Class b_
100
Preferred
.*
2%
3
2
3
180
180
185
136
140
Can Locomotive—*
18%
(Philip)
*
6% preferred—100
6% preferred—100
Carib Syndicate.25c
Carman & Co a...*
*
•
...
..*
5
Carrier Corp
1
Carter (j w) co—1
Carthage Mills
*
Preferred a
100 k
Preferred b
40
Oasco
13%
15
92
6
79
96
63%
1%
23%
6%
25
7
40
28
31"
24 %
25 %
il*
68
100
7 % preferred. .100
115%
Oase Lockwood a
Brainard Co.. 100
8
5%
10%
Oatalin Corp.
3
1
Caterpillar Tract- .*
Oelanese Corp
*
7% prior pref-100
1st partlc pref-100
43%
23%
112
113
Celotex Co com...*
11%
65%
6% cumjpref—100
Celluloid Corp...15
1st preferred
*
4%
$7 preferred
*
Central Aguirre
Associates. .....*
2%
66
5%
1%
3
3
_
106
12%
76
Stk Yds com—100
Preferred
100
210
$3 conv pref....*
$2.50 prior pref..*
Chic Ry Equip—25
Chic Rivet a Mach 4
Chic & So Airlines
*
conv
pref—*
v
t c *
*
$2 preferred
Comm'l
.*
Eng. .1
Solvents..*
Oompo Shoe
Mach vtcext—1
$2.50 conv pref._ *
1
6%% prior pf.100
7% preferred. 100
7%
33%
2%
19%
Cons Lithograph—*
Cons Mach Tool uts.
Consolidated Oil
*
4%
Cons Paper of Can. *
Oonsol Retail St8..1
6%
14%
.
■
14
75
Ill
9
4?*
14%
14%
89
91
79
81 Hi
iy<10
2%
13
13%
67
69
18%
29
%
5%
16%
16
8% preferred-.100
95%
46%
13%
1%
1
Continental Can..20
96
46%
114
113
7%
4%
23%
7%
4
23%
1%
78
5/
6
6%
16
.
-
yl
-
-
-
60
/
29
Dryden Paper
Mont
Laboratories cl a1
Dun (r g)
Bradstreet Corp.*
$0 preferred..
*
Dunhill Tnteraatl.l
d11 plan Silk
cum
18%
7%
2%
45
9
21%
26%
%
21%
18%
19
27
1%
4%
it*
9
2F
23
90
94
63
61
114
"§"
Mills b com
6% pref
Duro-Test Corp
100
1
Duval Texas Sulph.*
Lock
PreferredEason Oil
Eastern 8ugar Assoc
Common
1
.....
Preferred.......1
•
Pict__l
Elec Corp
1
*
Eitinoron Schild
Elder Mfg.
__*
Class a..
100
Sterilizer
Electric Households
Util Corp
Elec a Musical
Det Gasket a Mfg.l
10%
11%
Indus Am shs——
6% pref w w
20
Detroit Gray Iron a
17
17%
Elec Stor Battery. *
Elec Vacuum Clean*
Electro Bleach Gas .*
1%
13
-
fo*
1%
13%
1%
1%
21%
28%
Devoe a Reynolds—
ClassA(non-vot)*
Common b——*
2d preferred
100
20%
20%
21
22
106
29%
._
Electrographlc
31%
117
*
Elgin n Watch—.15
Eljer Co com
*
5% cum pref.-.50
5% prior pref-100
Elk Horn Coal..
.*
12
2d
Class
Preferred
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
1%
9
175
1%
Prod-.2
Differential Wheel _1
Voting trust ctfs..
1
75
Discount Corp -.100
1%
10%
Distillers Co
Canadian price,
.
39%
26%
108%
o
%y*
Ltd.£l
x
58
19
27
%
12
10
%
24
3
25
37
1%
2
Drug..2%
b—„2%
83
"9%
Empire Sheet a
Tinplate
1
"l%
Emsco
8%
7%
"2%
147
14%
4%
*
5%
Derrick..—6
9%
44%
ttndicott-Johnson.50
7
Ex-dividend.
1%
31
27
7%
13%
3%
25
38%
2%
%
37%
14%
Emerson Elec Mfg-4
Preferred..
4
37
120
140
Emerson
5% p-eferred—100
Equit Oflce Bldg
*
Esquire Inc
1
Eureka Pipe Llne.50
Eureka Vac Clean. 5
Evans Products
—5;
110%
h/o
4
26
4%
8%
Ever Plastics Corp.5
2
ciorn_--3
24
tr».c!flil-o
t New stock,
1 %
1
9
28
5
Warrants
Di Noc Mfg
9%
28
151
1
6
1%
%
5c
9
40
4%
18
118
92
18
18
34
40
73
5%
13%
preferred.. 100
33 Hi
170
7%
13
30 %
Ely Walker d g—25
1st preferred--100
2d preferred..100
10%
6% part pref...25
Diamond Shoe com *
6%% pf (w w) 100
Diamond t Motor 2
d ctaphone Corp..*
Preferred
100
.1
Electrolux Corp—.1 r
Electromaster Inc.l
61
62%
7
11
Corp
Common
59
Dictograph
2%
21%
110%
1
14
75c
Electrol Inc vtc -.1
1st preferred..100
DeweyAAlmy Chem
Common
Preferred-.
.
$4 preferred....*
Cooper Bessemer..*
$3 prior pref
.*
Oopperweld Steel..5
Conv 5% pref..50
7%
112%
104%
63%
1
Electric Auto-Lite.5
Electric Boat
3
83
5%
2
Educational
5
103
*
1
35
6% preferred-.100
176%
Easy Washing Mach
Common.......* r
4
Class b
*
3%
Eaton Mfg Co.
4
31
Economy Groc Sts.*
16
Eddy Paper
—*
15
Edgewater Steel
*
66
Edison Bros Stores.2
16 %
5% preferred
60
51
10
109
10
East Racing Assn..*
Eastern Roll Mill—5
80
12%
6% Cornell-Dubilier
28%
Elec Corp com.. 1
4 % i Corning Glass Wk 10
83 % i
Preferred
..100
7% Corn Prod Refg—25
7 % i
7% preferred-.100
2% Oorroon a Rey'ds.*
6
i
$6 conv a pref..*
14% .Cosden Petroleum. 1
2% 1
5% conv nref. 50
1
5% prior pref--20
100
5
15%
53%
25
*
100
....
%
*
50c
Harvester. 1
184%
127%
23
50
1.00
Preferred
26
125
40
Diamond Alkali—20
Diamond Match..
15%
52%
184%
22
38
90c
Foundry com—.1
13
121%
118
39
35c
Detroit Mich Stove i
Detroit Paper Prod i
Detroit, 8tee' Prod *
De Vilbiss Co
10
Preferred10
"5%
100
Dexter Co com..
25
38%
5
Chem com
Elsie
1%
37
6% pref.
..25
7% pref—100
Durham Hosiery-
Detachable Bit
Detroit Aircraft—*
Dexdale Hosiery
9%
*
pref—100
DuPont (ei) deN
a Co common. .20
$4.50 cum pref..*
Durez Plastics a
Eastern Footwear .1
East Mall'ble Iron25
32
6%
6%
12%
Warrants
17%
1%
5
5%
Eastern Corp com
31
1%
109
Dunlop Rubber—
Ordreg £1
8%
10
9
*
(Allen)
T%
8%
28*
108
Dubilier Condenser 1
Du
10
1
17%
Electrical Steam
29%
107%
2
100
Dresser Mfg com. _*
Dri Steam Valve..5
Driver Harris Co. 10
Preferred
100
Cook p't a Vara..*
Preferred
100
Converse Rubber..*
113
Preferred
18
Dentists' (The)
Detroit
13%
152%
19
7%
Preferred—.—*
%
3%
...
14
4
Supply com.... 10
17
%
2%
Common.
*
Conv prior pref..*
Dow Chem com
*
5 % preferred. .100
Dow Drug
*
18%
88
50
8% debentures 100
9
82%
Douglas Aircraft
*
Douglas (w l) Shoe
$1.50 conv pref_20
East Dairies Ltd
* r
Eastern Air Lines. .1
7
5
11
25
Eastman Kodak
10
1
21
Preferred
100
Dominion Steel a
17
5
30
$6 prior pref
3%
%
10%
anmer
Gilbert) Corp
26
123%
155%
Dominion Glass. 100
4%
15%
7%
2%
Deep Rock Oil a Ref
7% preferred.-100
Deere a Co com... *
7% preferred.
20
Defiance Spark pl_*
27
6%% pref....100
Eagle
%
100
*
Dominion Bdge.100
Dominican Coal pf 25
14" Early a Daniel
7
0% preferred
Derby o a Ref com *
15
19%
4%
9
Decker(a)a Cohn 10
Dennison Mfg—
Class a com
20c
90
68
4
1
Preferred
45
w*
29
19%
35
Records
5%
3%
1%
4%
10c
..._*
.._*
*
Class a
Decca
7%
95
1%
4%
7%
4%
25
10
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Common...
1
100
Del Rayon a com. 15
De Mets Inc pref..*
45
6%
4
57
De Long Hook
and Eye
3
90
vtc partic pref 60
Container Corp
20
Continental Baking
Class b
9%
~3"
Mills com
*
Davis Coal & Coke 50
Davison Chemical. 1
Warrants
Dejay Stores
4
V"
Oont Diam'd Fibre.5
Continental Mot_.l
9%
17%
52%
5%
23%
13%
28%
66%
Consumers Co of 111
Oont Steel Corp
Without par value,
13%
40
Warrants
50
13%
2%
20
2
5% pref vtc--100
49
70%
110%
8%
11 %
6%
27%
3%
83%
7%
6%
2%
24
17
13%
d"
Consolidated Textile
Consolidation CoalCommon v t c..25
a—
17
91
38%
9%
88%
Deteel-w
preferred. 100
36
13
23
8%
Oonsol Royal Oil .10
Consolidated Steel *
106 %
25
10%
7%
%
13 %
3%
cum
Class
1%
20
18%
28%
110%
Darling Stores Corp
$2 partic pref
*
Davega Sts Corp..5
5% conv pref. .25
Davenport Hosiery
4%
11%
18%
4
90
7% cum pref—100
$8 cum pref
*
94%
Dodge
67
si*
43%
10%
28%
22
22
...
$7 preferred— ...»
Ourtiss Wright Corpl
Class a
1
Cushman's Sons—
92
4%
Dr Pepper Co.....*
5%% pref—100
42
it*
Dardelet Thr'dlock *
26
Dobeckmun Co coml
Doubleday Doran.*
w4
•
9%
8H
7
6%% preferredlOO
Lighting.... *
12%
37%
Dominion Stores..*
Dominion Tar a
Chemical
__*
32
8%
Curtis Mfg
5
Curtis Publish—..*
Dixie-Vortex Co
_*
Class a....
*
Dixon (j) Cruc-100
J%
84
100
lH
Coal b
1%
19%
16%
90%
37%
Stores com....2 h
5
Cons Film Indus..1
99
~7%
Preferred
Cutler Hammer
17
*
part pf—*
Cons Laundries
5
20%
11%
114%
27%
Cunningham Drug
Darby Petroleum-.5
Darco Corp 8%pfl00
45
35%
7*
40
*
1%
Cons Cigar Corp..*
7%
5%
Mangan 2
7%
50%
5%
22%
12%
27%
63%
Congoleum-Nairn. *
Congress Cigar
•
$2
21
44%
5
Distillers Liquors..5
Dlvco-Twln Truck .1
Dixie Home Stores.!
Dixie Ice Cream...5
Doehler Die Oast-.*
Dold (Jacob) Pkg—
*
Cuban Atl Sugar
Cuban Tobacco
18%
76%
52%
32%
7% preferred-.100
Seagrams Ltd
*
5% pref w w—100
32"
8
.*
1%
Oonsol Car Heat. 100
5%
Tissue
Cuba Co
Cuban Am
Distillers Corp-
52
10
2%
Cuneo Press
6
2%
Bid
Par
31%
20%
5%
1%
9%
82.25 pref w w._*
Preferred x-w
*
Crown Drug com 25c
6%
7%
20%
6
18
10
1
$2.75
Colum Carbon
Columbus AutoParts com
34%
9%
Oin Un Stk Yds— .*
Inc
Columbia Pictures—
Common
.—.*
Vot tr ctfs com..*
Oont'l Oil (Del)
5
Oont'l Oil (Mex)
1
Oont'l Roll a Steel *
Oont Screw com. .10
Preferred
10
Cin Tob w'house.25
Oinecolor
100
1
14
76%
102%
10%
6%
%
13%
Chic Molded Prods 1
.
Columbia o 8c g
.
$1.50 preferred..*
Chicago Mail Order 5
Crank..5
Columbia Mills.
v t c a partlc..50
v t c b partic
*
14%
Chicago Flex Shaft 5
Chic June Rys & Un
Ball
2%
3
22%
6
Hosiery 6% pref
Cinoi
Sys Inc class a 2h
8tocka
Cork..—
Dodge Mfg
l25%
Crown Cork Int a_*
Crown o'k a Seal.*
Crystal
21
Curtis
1
6
Chic Daily News..*
Preferred.
Chic Elec Mfg a—*
18
9%
120
Board common. *
Preferred...
50
Chester Pure Silk
17%
5%
Oonsol Aircraft
$3 conv pref
Consol Biscuit
105
6%
19%
10%
1%
4%
45
4
112
Co
*
Class b
lishing Co.—..*
Preferred
100
*
Prior Preferred.50
Crown Central
Petroleum (Md).5
5% Preferred .100
Oudahy Pack
60
42
3%
40%
23%
113%
113%
11%
3%
Ohesebr'gh Mfg..25
Chesapeake Paper
Chilton
1%
4%
8% preferred.. 100
Checker Cab Mfg.5
Chrysler Corp
5
Churngold Corp...*
Cinci Advtg Prod: *
Ordinary snares..
6% conv pref.
1114
24%
24%
3%
33%
"l%
1
ih*
3%
4
Cherry-Bur Corp. .5
*
.100
10
145
2?*
6%
100%
es
Cuban-Am Sug—.10
16%
8%
7
112
23
8
5%
94%
31%
31
110
Wire common
•
Colonial Beacon Oil *
Colon Development
20
20%
96%
*
Crowell Collier Pub¬
6% preferred...10
104 %
OoHyer Insulated
Col Fuel 8c Iron
Warrants
Oolson Corp..
%
1
.
1914
105
15%
45"
8%
4%
12%
22
com
Collins Co
—100
Collins-Morris.
1
Brewing.
-
7% preferred-.100
Crystal Oil Ref
*
21
36
38
104
Preferred
*
Crocker-Wheeler
$5 conv pref
*
Crucible Steel—.100
Preferred
*
Columbia Brewing.5
Columbia
b'casting
9%
_*
Ohllds Co
18%
104 %
103%
.
pf—.100
37
12%
9
6% pref
100
Chapman Valve
1
Preferred
100
Charts Corp
10
Conv preferred—*
35%
*
5% conv pref.. 100
conv
Preferred
25
Crown Zellerbach.. 5
7H
Conde Nast Pub--*
6
8c
Chic Yellow Cab
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